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Professional Development

Take your career to the next level.Certificates/CEUs/Degrees

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From the DeanThe School of Extended and International Education (SEIE) provides services for people that are non-traditional students pursuing lifelong learning. Our faculty themselves are lifelong learners and continue that pursuit in the classroom.

We work to provide programs that are relevant for SSU students, North Bay residents and regional employers.

Last year, we served over 10,000 students from our surrounding counties. 2,500 of those were students recieving credit from our Summer and Winter Intersession programs, assisting them in graduating faster.

SEIE is a university within a university, and we're constantly growing. We hope to see you soon!

Professionals never stop learning. Your dynamic workplace calls for a fresh outlook and new skills to be the best you can be.

We offer courses that add new skills and CEUs to your toolset, or keep your licensure up-to-date. Taught by skilled professionals, our programs are scheduled at times that makes sense for working people.

We provide degree programs that are relevant and in demand regionally.

These programs are a collaboration between SEIE and the greater SSU campus, creating intramural partnerships and additional outlets for faculty to teach subjects that they're passionate about.

Sincerely,

Robert Eyler, Ph.D.Dean, School of Extended and International EducationSenior International Officer, Sonoma State University

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Info Meetings

Construction Management CertificateWednesday, Aug 236 - 7pmDarwin 35, SSU Campus

Craft Beer Appreciation CertificateWednesday, Sept 276 - 8pm Lagunitas Brewery, PetalumaMust be 21 or older to attend

HR Management CertificateTuesday, Aug 227 - 8pmGMC 1058, SSU Campus

M.A. Organization DevelopmentThursday, Aug 17Tuesday, Sept 12Wednesday, Oct 18Wednesday, Nov 296 - 8pmRachel Carson Hall 69, SSU Campus

Project Management & Agile Project Management Certificate Tuesday, Aug 156 - 7:30pmStev 3077, SSU Campus

Professional Social Media CertificateOnline:web.sonoma.edu/exed/psm/faq

Saturday B.A. Degree CompletionSaturday, July 29 @ 10:30amSaturday, Aug 12 @ 2pmSaturday, Sept 16 @ 10:30amSaturday, Oct 14 @ 10:30amRachel Carson Hall 14, SSU Campus

View meeting dates:sonoma.edu/exed/misc/information-meetings

Meet the instructors and ask questions!

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Registration & Policies 31

Our Staff 4

What's going on? 5

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Human Resource Management Certificate 6

Agile Project Management Certificate 7

Project Management Certificate 8

Career Development Workshops 9

Craft Beer Appreciation Certificate 10 - 11

Construction Management Certificate 12 - 13

Maker Certificate 14 - 15

Audio & Recording Production Certificate 16 - 17

Professional Social Media Certificate 18 - 19

Intuition: The Light of Inner Guidance 20

Wine Spectator Learning Center 21

Wine Industry Quickbooks Certificate 22

Wine Business Management Certificate 23

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Nursing Post-Master's FNP Certificate 24

Early Childhood Education Certificate 25

M.A. Organization Development 26

M.A. Psychology: Depth Emphasis 27

M.A. Spanish 28

M.S. Computer & Engineering Science 29

M.A. Film Studies 30

Sonoma Executive M.B.A. 31

B.A. Liberal Studies 32

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Coordinator of Scheduling & IntersessionJulie Shell

707.664.2396

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Finance & Business CoordinatorJudy Vincenti

707.664.4168

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Marketing CoordinatorJennifer Haynes

707.664.3545

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Director of Student Recruitment and OutreachJohn Green

707.664.3232

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Executive Director of Business & Program Operations

Dr. Jason Lau

707.664.2499

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Enrollment & Registration SpecialistAdrianne Price

707.664.2394

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Academic Programs Admission CoordinatorJames Peavler

707.664.2682

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Academic Support SpecialistSusie McFeeters

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Director of Registration & Professional DevelopmentLeslie Brutocao

707.664.2600

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Director of Academic ProgramsDr. Gregory Milton

707.664.2604

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Senior Academic Programs CoordinatorBeth Warner

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Take SMART, get smart.

Work towards a degree.Explore a profession.Update your skills.Open U allows you to take university courses without formal university admission, when space is available and approved by instructors.Learn more at sonoma.edu/exed/misc/open-university

Opening this year, the SMART train can bring you from Santa Rosa or San Rafael to SSU.

View sonomamarintrain.org for scheduling information.

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Human Resource ManagementSchedule Time Location Units ID CostTue, Sep 5 - Dec 5 6:45 - 9:45pm Green Music Center 1058 3.6 CEUs BUS 800 #4092 $790

No class during Thanksgiving break.

TextbookLussier & Hendon (2016) Human Resource Management: Functions, Applications, and Skill Development,ISBN# 978-1-4522-9063-8

InstructorSusan [email protected]

The Human Resource Management Certificate Program teaches the skills and knowledge required to successfully manage the human resources in today’s complex business environment.

The program combines technical knowledge with skillbuilding in the following areas:

In order to be awarded the Certificate of Completion, students must successfully complete the Human Resource Management Course.

Questions? Contact the Program Coordinator, Susan Adams at [email protected]

Info Meeting:

Tue, Aug 22, 2017 @ 7 - 8pm: Sonoma State University, Green Music Center 1058

There are around 750,000 HR employees in the US, making an average of $63,000 annually.

- Management Practices

- The Legal Context

- Selection and Placement

- Training and Development

- Compensation

- Benefits Administration

- Conflict and Dispute Resolution

- Employee and Labor Relations

- Employee Development

- Health, Safety, and Security

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The Agile Project Management certificate will combine lecture and discussions with weekly practice quizzes. The intent of the course is to enable an inexperienced student to become an outstanding contributor on an agile project team, while earning his/her required number of work experience hours to take the PMI-ACP exam.

For experienced agile team members, the objective of the course is to provide the required number of class hours and a structured learning environment that will enable them to pass the PMI-ACP exam.

The course will include both experienced and inexperienced individuals, so that lesser-experienced students may benefit from classroom discussions with their more experienced colleagues.

Questions? Contact the Program Coordinator, Jim Robison at [email protected]

Info Meeting:

Tue, Aug 15, 2017 @ 6 - 7:30pm: Sonoma State University, Stevenson 3077

Agile Project ManagementSchedule Time Location Units ID CostThu, Aug 24 - Dec 14 6 - 9pm Stevenson 2083 4.5 CEUs BUS 800 #4339 $1850

The course does not include the cost or scheduling of the PMI-ACP examination as it is not required to obtain the SSU Certificate in Agile Project Management

TextbookPMI-ACP Exam Prep, Second Edition, by Mike Griffiths, ISBN# 978-1-932735-98-7

InstructorDr. Jim Robison, CFPIM, PMP, [email protected]

- Agile frameworks, methods, accounting, & contracting

- Regulatory compliance, customer-valued-prioritization

- Brainstorming, collaboration, and communications

- Adaptive leadership, team roles, building agile teams

- Burn-down/burn-up charts, caves & common co-

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- Affinity estimation, discovery, sizing & estimating

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The Project Management Certificate & Exam Preparation Course will meet the 23 hour educational requirement to sit for the Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) exam and will offer experienced project managers the 35 hour educational requirement necessary to qualify for the Project Management Professional (PMP) exam. The course does not include the cost or scheduling of the PMI examinations.

The course will include lectures, assigned readings, weekly practice exam quizzes, and hands-on experience with Microsoft Project.

Upon successfully completing the course, and regardless of your status with the PMI examinations, you will receive a Certificate in Project Management issued by Sonoma State University.

Questions? Contact the Program Coordinator, Jim Robison at [email protected]

Info Meeting:

Tue, Aug 15, 2017 @ 6 - 7:30pm: Sonoma State University, Stevenson 3077

Project ManagementSchedule Time Location Units ID CostTue, Aug 22 - Dec 12 6 - 9pm Stevenson 2083 4.8 CEUs BUS 800 #4096 $2050

Course topics will include:

TextbooksProject Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK Guide, 5th edition), ISBN# 978-1-935589-67-9

Microsoft Project 2016 Step by Step, ISBN# 978-0-7356-9874-1

Plus one of the following:

PMP Exam Prep, 8th edition, by Rita Mulcahy, PMP, et al., ISBN# 978-1-932735-65-9orCAPM Exam Prep, 3rd edition, by Rita Mulcahy, PMP, et al., ISBN# 978-1-932735-72-7

InstructorDr. Jim Robison, CFPIM, PMP, [email protected]

- Project life-cycle phases, from initiating to closing

- Project integration, scope time and cost

- Project procurement and stakeholder management

- Hands-on training in Microsoft Project

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Get expert advice to conduct your most succesful job search. Learn a proactive approach to designing your career, identify the skills you most want to offer, learn how to research organizations, target employers, network with professionals, and describe your strengths with confidence.

The two 4-hour workshops will help you asses your skills and talents along with developing a winning resume and job search strategy. The second part of the program consists of two one-hour coaching sessions with the instructor, Dr. Beth Milwid. You will gain skills that are practical, valuable, and prove useful throughout your career.

Visit Dr. Milwid’s website: doctorbeth.com. For workshop information go to sonoma.edu/exed/careerskills.

Schedule Time Location ID CostSat, Sept 30 + Oct 14 9 – 1 pm Salazar 1052 EXED NC – 4385 #101 $225

Sat, Oct 7 + Nov 4 1 – 5 pm Salazar 1052 EXED NC – 4386 #102 $225InstructorDr. Beth [email protected]

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Craft Beer Appreciation CertificateThe Craft Beer Appreciation Certificate program will provide you with a comprehensive understanding and overview of the brewing industry, increase your sensory knowledge of beer and business all while learning from and making contact with industry professionals.

You will make valuable connections with many of the most influential and experienced people in the brewing industry and its related fields, hearing personal stories and their professional trials and tribulations.

We will be tasting beer from different breweries, different styles in each class. A designated driver is recommended.

Questions? Contact the Program Coordinator, Herlinda Heras at [email protected].

Must be 21 years or older to enroll.

Info Meeting:

Wed, Sept 27, 2017 @ 6 - 8pm: Lagunitas Brewery, Petaluma

Craft Beer Appreciation I: What is Beer?Schedule Time Units ID CostMon + Wed, Oct 30 - Nov 13 6 - 9pm 1.5 CEUs SCI 800 #4427 $550This course will discuss the brewing process and primary ingredients; the pleasures and history of beer. Discover “what is malt?" with the new Admiral Malting Co; the first Malthouse in California since Prohibition!

Speakers include noted luminaries such as Pete Slosberg of Wicked Ales, Mark Carpenter of Anchor Brewing, and Don Barkley the first head brewer at the first micro-brewery in America after Prohibition. We’ll cover cooking and pairing with beer with the HomeBrew Chef Sean Paxton, sensory appreciation with Master Cicerone Nicole Erny, and History of beer including British and International styles with speakers such as Bob Brewer; retired historian for Anchor Brewing.

TextbooksTasting Beer: An Insider’s Guide to the World’s Greatest Drink by Randy Mosher, ISBN# 978-1612127774 (Required)

The World Atlas of Beer, Revised & Expanded: The Essential Guide to the Beers of the World by Stephen Beaumont & Tim Webb, ISBN# 978-1454922179 (Recommended)

The Audacity of Hops: The History of America’s Craft Beer Revolution by Tom Acitelli, ISBN# 978-1613743881 (Recommended)

Brewing Quality Beers: The Home Brewer’s Essential Guidebook by Byron Burch, ISBN# 978-0960428427 (Recommended)

InstructorsHerlinda [email protected]

Michael [email protected]

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Craft Beer Appreciation II: The Business of BeerSchedule Time Units ID CostMon + Wed, Nov 15 - Dec 4 6 - 9pm 1.5 CEUs SCI 800 #4428 $550This course will cover the business of beer from ground to glass and the many types of businesses necessary for that journey to occur. In addition, the legal and regulatory structure one must navigate, the ABC's (Alcoholic Beverage Control) of Beer Law, and how beer judging works with Beer Judge Certification Program (BJCP) judge Bob Peak. Ron Lindenbusch will speak about beer distribution and how Lagunitas got started. We may make a field trip to a smaller brewery and a hop farm dependent upon harvest time.

Textbooks (recommended)Brewing Quality Beers by Byron Burch, ISBN# 978-0960428427

So, You Want to Start a Brewery by Tony McGee, ISBN# 978-1556525629

Quality Management: Essential Planning for Breweries by Mary Pellettieri, ISBN# 978-1-938469-15-2

InstructorsHerlinda [email protected]

Michael [email protected]

California has more craft breweries than any other state in the US.

Classes will meet in two locations:

Monday: TBD. Check website for location updates

Wednesday: Lagunitas Brewing Company

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California Labor and Employment LawSchedule Time Location Units ID CostTue, Sep 26 - Nov 14 6:30 - 9:30pm Darwin 35 3 CEUs ES 800 #4254 $300

This course will completely familiarize students with all phases of both federal and state employment law. Fundamental enough for novice employers, the course will be of immense value to seasoned employers as well. We will cover:

These interactive and dynamic seminars include role-plays, scenarios, and problem solving exercises. Students will also receive comprehensive handouts summarizing the important points of each topic.

InstructorLarry Levy

The Construction Management Certificate provides education and training for contractors, subcontractors, project managers, superintendents, owner representatives, design professionals, and anyone interested in advancing or transitioning to a career in the construction industry.

To qualify for the Construction Management Certificate, students must complete and pass any 8 courses.

Courses may be taken alone to fulfill an individual’s specific need for specialized knowledge, or to complete the requirements for the Construction Management Certificate.

Questions? Contact the Program Coordinator, Bryan Varner at [email protected]

Info Meeting:

Wed, Aug 23, 2017 @ 6 - 7pm: Sonoma State University, Darwin 35

California is one of the highest paying states in the US for Construction managers.

- Wage and Hour Law

- Hiring Techniques and the Law

- Avoiding Wrongful Termination Law Suits

- Immigration and the Law

- Workers, Compensation Abuse and Fraud

- Discrimination and Harassment Issues

- Safety Issues and the Injury & Illness Prevention Plan

- Prevailing Wage

- Documentation, Evaluations, Employee Handbooks

- Violence in the Workplace

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Building Construction TechnologySchedule Time Location Units ID CostWed, Sept 13 - Nov 15 7 - 10pm Darwin 35 3 CEUs ES 800 #4094 $300

Buildings are complex constructs containing materials, components, and assemblies. Construction managers must have a basic understanding of these building construction technologies to be effective in constructing a building.

This class explores the various kinds of building systems and assemblies that are typically used in building projects from residential to high-rise. Students will be able to recognize basic building structural systems, building operating systems, and related building assemblies.

Textbook (required)Building Construction Illustrated 5th Edition, Francis D.K. Ching, ISBN# 978-1118458341

InstructorMatthew Cardle

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The Maker Certificate program offers a series of mini-courses designed for people seeking to lead maker activities in schools, clubs, community centers, libraries, and other organizations.

The pathway to certification is based on a 5 CEU requirement.

In order to earn the Maker Certificate, educators must meet the 5 CEU requirement and complete two assessments: Maker Portfolio and Maker Design Project

Questions? Contact the Program Coordinator, Dan Blake at [email protected]

Introduction to MakingSchedule Time Location Units ID CostMon, Oct 16 - Dec 2 N/A Online 2 CEUs EDCT 802 #4300 $600

Introduction to Making is a three-session online course that introduces participants to the philosophy and world of making through interactive activities and making experiences.

Participants will examine their own learning environments, be it a classroom environment, library hang out space, community center, or after school fab lab, to determine how to best create a space that promotes and holds a culture of making and sharing.

Participants will engage in reflective conversations with one another and the instructors as to how making culture fits in with other educational initiatives such as Common Core standards and the Next Generation Science Standards.

InstructorsFrances (Kaki) McLachlanJulia Marrero

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Introduction to Making: Face-to-FaceSchedule Time Location Units ID CostThur - Fri, Sept 21 - 22 9 - 5pm Lighthouse Charter School, Oakland 2 CEUs EDCT 802 #4382 $600

Thur - Fri, Nov 30 - Dec 1 9 - 5pm Lighthouse Charter School, Oakland 2 CEUs EDCT 802 #4383 $600

The course introduces participants to the philosophy and world of making through interactive activities and making experiences. Participants plan a making project or comprehensive activity based on a local learning space, and have an opportunity to make, develop, test and troubleshoot the making project or activity.

InstructorsAngi ChauAaron Vanderwerff

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Maker Professional DevelopmentSchedule Time Location Units ID CostMon, Aug 7 - Sep 18 N/A Online 1 CEU EDCT 803 #4299 $300

The Maker Professional Development hybrid course supports educators with networking with local makers in their community and finalizing their Maker Design Project. Students are required for 10 or more hours to attend and/or volunteer at local or online maker events and activities while they work with an advisor to complete their Maker Design Project.

Prerequisite: Successful Completion of Making for Educators and Introduction to Making

InstructorsPatricia Amend-EhnCarinne Paddock

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Making for EducatorsSchedule Time Location Units ID CostSat (Bi-weekly), Sept 23 - Nov 4 9 - 2pm (See below) 2 CEUs EDCT 801 #4384 $600

Making for Educators is a hybrid course that combines hands-on making activities with tools and resources for building a culture of making in a local learning environment. Participants will engage in sustainable maker activities as they build a personal learning network (PLN) of makers and analyze how to support and fund a fully equitable and connected maker space and/or activity.

Class will meet in a different location each session — SCOE Design Lab (Sept 23), Meadow School (Oct 7), Piner-Olivet Charter School (10/21), Analy High School (11/4)

InstructorsGary JordanCasey Shea

Maker workshops are in partnership with the Sonoma County Office of Education.

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Student Spotlight

As a singer-songwriter used to performing solo, I wanted to experiment in creating certain sounds, but was not sure of the tools and methods needed to get me there. I needed to understand better how to create and produce my own music, while furthering my career in music and audio.

The great experience in music education I received with the Audio & Recording Production Certificate has allowed me to apply for opportunities such as an internship the at Women's Audio Mission in San Francisco. Opportunities like this were not at all on my radar before the program.

Audio Recording &Production Certificate

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Audio & Recording Production ISchedule Time Location Units ID CostTues, Aug 22 - Dec 5 6 - 7:45pm Ives 32 2 CEUs MUS 800 #4093 $285

Fundamentals of audio and recording production in a studio environment. Discussion and demonstrations of major types of software and/or hardware used in the music production including creative and innovative methods. Students will develop skills in all phases of studio operation and will complete a number of individual projects.

No class during Thanksgiving break.

Textbook (required)Modern Recording Techniques, 8th Edition, ISBN# 978-0240821573

InstructorThomas Limbert, [email protected]

The Audio and Recording Production Certificate makes use of SSU's Walford Recording Studio, a state of the art Pro Tools HD facility located in Ives Hall. Students will use the recording studio as a lab to produce music as part of a formalized curriculum.

A faculty coordinator from the Department of Music will determine the eligibility of prospective students through a screening and application process.

A certificate will be awarded to students who successfully complete the two courses:

Questions? Contact the Program Coordinator, Thomas Limbert at [email protected]

- Audio & Recording Production I (Fall) - Audio & Recording Production II (Spring)

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The Professional Social Media Certificate was unlike any other class I have taken. The program taught me about the intricate relationship between marketing and social media by combining hands-on experience with the vast expertise and knowledge of the instructors.

I learned to build my own social media strategy from the ground up—from voice and tone, best practices and strategies, to analytics and special campaigns.

The program provided the tools and knowledge to create, perform, and analyze day-to-day social media campaigns. As a Digital Marketing Strategist, I felt empowered to conduct my job with an extra level of knowledge and confidence.

We were given the opportunity to make connections with local professionals who work in social media, which was invaluable to the key connections and contacts I have today.

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Professional Social Media CertificateSchedule Time Location Units ID CostTue, Sep 12 - Dec 12 6 - 9:30pm Stevenson 3077 4.9 CEUs LIBS 800 #4095 $1050

All participants are required to bring a laptop to class.

InstructorsKerry RegoJohn KenyonAnnemarie Brown

The Professional Social Media Certificate provides participants with training and experience in developing a social media campaign in their industry. You will gain increased competency and experience in various social media channels, and hands-on experience with the opportunity to learn from others.

Questions? Contact the Program Coordinator, Leslie Brutocao at [email protected].

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Learn how to recognize and develop your intuition in order to guide you in various areas of your life — relationships, career, health & well-being, spirituality, decision-making, problem solving, financial prosperity, sports and creativity.

Development of practical intuitive skills that you can apply immediately to your life. Literature and research from various disciplines will be presented regarding how intuition is recognized, interpreted, and developed.

You can choose to take the course for academic credit or for CEU credit.

Questions? Contact David Sowerby at [email protected]

Intuition: The Light of Inner GuidanceSchedule Time Location Units ID CostSat, Oct 7-14 9 - 5pm Stevenson 3046 1 Unit PSY 490 101 #3840 $205

Sat, Oct 7-14 9 - 5pm Stevenson 3046 1.4 CEUs PSY 800 101 #4387 $154InstructorDavid F. Sowerby, Ph.D.

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Education and industry hub designed around advanced-technology classrooms, a student commons and gardens, and a collaborative space for faculty and business leaders.Expected to open in 2018.sonoma.edu/sbe/wine-business-institute/wine-spectator-learning-center

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Quickbooks: A Comprehensive Application for Your Wine BusinessSchedule Time Location Units ID CostThu, Aug 17 - Oct 12 6 - 7pm Online 2.4 CEUs BUS 853W #4298 $1200

Through this 8-week program you will learn the many features available in order to put a system of procedures in place, and create a customized QuickBooks® program tailored to your specific wine business needs. Customize your QuickBooks® file or use the sample file to complete the assignments.

Prerequisites:In addition to successfully completing the Readiness Assessment, prospective students must have:

- A working knowledge of QuickBooks

- An active QuickBooks license running either a live company file or one that can run the sample file

- Computer competency

- An agreement to confidentiality: While specific financial numbers and business practices do not need to be

disclosed, there might be situations where these could be discussed, thus participants agree to not share

information outside of the class discussion area.

InstructorJeanette Tan

- Understand the basic steps and issues related to laying out the costing book

- Understand the steps to calculating the book-to-tax difference

- Customize and memorize the reports for the financial packet

- Organize the overhead expenses into functional groups

- Create the bulk wine and case goods accounts in the chart of accounts

- Setup of the case goods "inventory items" with the correct accounts

90% of wine in the US comes from California wineries

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Foundation: Introduction to Wine BusinessSchedule Time Location Units ID CostThu, Sept 7 - Oct 5 5:30 - 6:30pm Online 1.6 CEUs BUS 840W #4272 & #4273 $710

This four-week course is designed to provide novices a systematic overview of the wine business: grape growing, production, marketing, distribution and sales. Students will develop an appreciation of the costs and quality decisions of the wine business as a multi-component business and come to understand the steps required for getting from the vineyard into the glass of the consumer.

InstructorsGeralyn Brostrom (#4272)TBD (#4273)

Intermediate: A Survey of Key Drivers in a Wine BusinessSchedule Time Location Units ID CostThu, Oct 19 - Dec 14 5:30 - 6:30pm Online 2.4 CEUs BUS 841W #4274 $960

Building on the concepts developed in the Introduction to Wine Business, this eight week course expands the project-based learning focused on the business of making and selling wine. The class surveys the key drivers of a wine business and the necessary decisions when a wine business goes to market, providing a deeper understanding of the entire value chain. The subject of marketing, distributing and selling expands to include both a primary brand as well as a range of products, including options for negociant brands.

Prerequisite: Successful completion of Introduction to Wine Business

InstructorPatrick Baker

Developed and taught by wine business experts, this program will advance your knowledge of wine business operations.

Final certification exam fee ($360) waived with consecutive enrollment.

Advanced: Strategic Wine MarketingSchedule Time Location Units ID CostThu, Sep 21 - Nov 16 5:30 - 6:30pm Online 2.4 CEUs BUS 842W #4297 $960

This course provides an introduction to wine marketing terminology and concepts, including the steps in brand creation, packaging decisions, integrated communication strategy, navigating the three tier distribution channels, and direct to consumer sales. Topics of tasting room management, wine tourism, importing, and exporting wine are also presented. The culminating project is the creation of a marketing and sales plan for the launch of a new wine business.

No refunds will be issued after a student has logged into this class

Prerequisite: Successful completion of Introduction to Wine Business & A Survey of Key Drivers in a Wine Business

InstructorRob Izzo

Save $120 when you register by Aug 24

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sonoma.edu/exed/degrees Science & Theory

Focus on scientific and theoretical bases for diagnoses and treatment of common illnesses. Study health teaching, counseling and preventative services. This two-year intensive program features hybrid courses with optional practicum.

Among PeersEmphasis on clinical practice and professional development for nurses looking to become certified as Family Nurse Practitioners.

California BRN ApprovedProgram is fully approved by the California BRN and the ACEN Accreditation. Graduates are eligible and encouraged to seek national certification.

Financial Aid EligibleTake your career to the next level with accessible options for payment.

Apply now for Fall '18Applications close early February 2018

Courses - NURS 501 Health Promotion: Righting Disparities

- NURS 509 Advanced Health Assessment

- NURS 549 Health Promotion Practice in Primary Care

- NURS 540 Pathophysiological Concepts in Primary Care

- NURS 552 Pharmacology in Primary Care

- NURS 550 Clinical Practice in Primary Care

- NURS 562 Advanced Practice in Primary Care Systems

- NURS 595 FNP Expanded Clinical Practice

Questions? Contact Beth Warner: [email protected], 707.664.3977

Nursing Post-Master's Family Nurse Practitioner Certificate

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Understand & DesignMaster the art of designing meaningful curriculum, creating reciprocal relationships with children and families, and assessing important moments in children’s learning and development.

EngageCollaborate with colleagues in a community that challenges and revitalizes you.

QualifyThe Early Childhood Education Certificate will will qualify you for the California Child Development Site Supervisor Permit, and meets the ECE requirements for transitional kindergarten teachers.

All OnlineThe Early Childhood Education Certificate is conducted 100% online — so you can balance your work, academic and personal responsibilities.

- EDEC 531 The Role of Play in Development and Learning

- EDEC 532 Social and Moral Development

- EDEC 538 Cognitive and Language Development in Early Childhood

- EDEC 547 Advanced Field Experience

Apply now for Summer '18Applications preferred by March 30, 2018

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Create the engagement necessary to coordinate successful change.

Create Effective SystemsRedesign organizational structures, work processes, and governance without settling for superficial fixes.

Facilitate & MediateRemove obstacles that prevent harmony in your organization by fostering group problem-solving and decision-making, while developing a broad and socially conscious consensus for taking action.

Professional ExperienceBring your knowledge to inspire and transform an organization, applying your understanding to action in the practical environment.

- OD 513 Facilitation and Training

- OD 514 Organization and Team Development

- OD 518 Advanced Intervention Methods in OD

- OD 533 Group Dynamics in OD

- OD 544 Qualitative Research Methods

- OD 554 Organization Systems Inquiry

- OD 556 Socio-Technic Systems Redesign

- OD 557 Human Systems Redesign

- OD 572 Professional Practice in OD

- OD 598 Culminating Paper

Apply now for Fall '18Applications preferred by March 30, 2018

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Deeply ProfessionalGraduates develop depth-oriented programs in their communites, teach psychology at universities, work with non-profits, in mental health disiplines or human resouces, and beyond!

Research & FacilitateWrite about topics that truly interest you, conducting your own process and research, supported by a small-group learning environment.

Connect with CommunityWork with others on a fundamental level. Geared specifically toward facilitators and teachers - be inspired and engaged in your initiative, gaining the skills to bring your vision into the world.

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- PSY 511 Theories of Depth Psychology

- PSY 515 Psychological Writing

- PSY 542 Methods & Applications of Depth Psychology

- PSY 543 Cross-Cultural Mythology and Symbolism

- PSY 571 Practicum

- PSY 575 Research Methods

- PSY 576 Seminar in Depth Psychology

- PSY 578 Project Continuation

- PSY 581 Internship

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- PSY 583 Graduate Research Assistant

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- PSY 597 Culminating Paper Tutorial

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M.A.SpanishPro ResearcherBe able to conduct masterful research on applied and theoretical Spanish linguistics and literature.

Perfectly RoundedStudy Spanish linguistics, culture, and pedagogy, complete a mentored teaching practicum internship, and pursue your own interests with upper-division and graduate level electives.

Designed for TeachersAll graduate courses scheduled over summer, and light academic-year course load - M.A. Spanish is designed to fit into the schedule of hard-working teachers. Students can also sign up for a teacher credential program during the Fall and Spring terms.

- SPAN 500 Spanish Second Language Pedagogy

- SPAN 501 Teaching Practicum/Internship

- SPAN 502 Advanced Linguistics

- SPAN 503 Practical Linguistics

- SPAN 504 Hispanic Literature I

- SPAN 505 Hispanic Literature II

- SPAN 506 Hispanic Literature III

- SPAN 595 Special Topics

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M.S. Computer &Engineering ScienceMultidisciplinary FoundationsChoose between Communications & Photonics or Computer Hardware & Software Systems. In this Professional Science Masters program, advanced coursework in Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, and Electrical Engineering will prepare you to further your career.

State-of-the-Art ExperienceSmall classes taught by industry professionals and hands-on lab time with top-quality equipment and simulation tools.

Professional SkillModel and analyze scientific and engineering problems, applying theory and implementing efficient systems. An array of professional skill-development activities ensures that you'll be competitive and highly valuable to employers in your field, ready to become an industry leader.

Easy AccessA selection of courses offered as hybrids or completely online, to mesh perfectly with your busy schedule.

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M.A.Film StudiesCreate & DocumentChoose between Digital Media which culminates in a final creative project, or Film Studies which culminates in a master's thesis. Both tracks work in small seminar groups with collaborative learning methods and interdisciplinary approaches.

EngageUnderstand film media as its own distinct art form and method of communication.

Cutting EdgeDevelop multidisciplinary critical skills to evaluate emerging new media forms and to work in the film or media industries.

Courses - FILM 500 Introduction to Film and Media Theory

- FILM 501 Film and Narrative

- FILM 502 Documentary Film and Social Advocacy

- FILM 503 Film and Cultural Studies

- FILM 510 Digital Storytelling I

- FILM 515 Digital Storytelling II

- FILM 535 Directed Film or Creative Project

- FILM 599 Thesis and Directed Reading



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Executive M.B.A &Sonoma Wine Executive M.B.A.Strategic CommunicatorDevelop your strategic decision-making and leadership communication skills to converse on an executive level with all functional areas of a business.

Advanced DevelopmentBuild strategic leadership skills through consulting and capstone projects. Explore collaborative decision-making on an intensive weekend sailing trip in San Diego.

Tight KnitStudy with a tight group of like-minded professionals who bring a broad-range of experience and perspectives to the challenges faced by leaders.

Internationally AccreditedDelivered with the relevance and leadership focus that accomplished working professionals demand.

Apply now for Spring '18 & Fall '18Applications deadlines vary by program, contact us for more information.

Executive M.B.A. Cohorts start every Fall

Executive Wine M.B.A. Cohorts start every Spring

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B.A.Liberal StudiesChoose Your CampusTwo programs to choose from — The Napa Valley/Solano program offers a variety of courses at local community college centers; Saturday Hybrid program features small, integrated seminar classes one Saturday monthly on the SSU campus with online discussions.

Expansive HorizonsExplore a broad range of topics, from behavioral sciences, to arts and humanities, to science and technology.

Be PreparedThe B.A. in Liberal Studies provides excellent preparation for students interested in careers in teaching, counseling, social work, public service, law, and business.

FlexibilityProgram scheduling is highly adaptable to different schedules.

Napa Valley/Solano Campuses:

Weeknight & Saturday Classes

- 16 units Arts/Humanities

- 16 units Behavioral/Social Sciences

- 6 units Natural Sciences

- 12 units Electives

Saturday Hybrid @ SSU:

One 10-unit course per semester

- LIBS 380 Identity and Society

- LIBS 381 Technology and the Environment

- LIBS 382 Work and the Global Future

- LIBS 470 Senior Project

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