Graduate Certificate in Resiliency-Based Approaches with Families, Schools, and Communities at University of Vermont

The program is built to address the growing need to improve workforce capacity for professionals who can successfully implement resiliency building strategies addressing the heightened incidence of trauma and adverse childhood experiences. Students in the program gain a deep socio-ecological understanding of the structural solutions inherent in equity, culturally sustaining partnerships, and resilience; the impact of trauma and adversity; and a toolbox of skills for fostering resilience through building and restoring relationships with families, schools, and communities. All coursework is online, though some electives may be met with on campus courses.

Department: Resiliency-Based Approaches with Families, Schools, and Communities  |  Study mode: full-time  |  Location: Burlington, VT, United States

What you will study

To earn the certificate of graduate study, students must complete 15 credits including 3 credits of foundational courses, 9 credits of applied courses in a specialization pathway, and a 3 credit of capstone course. The capstone will apply skills and learning from earlier coursework. Foundational Courses (1 required)3 Applied Courses (3 courses required from list below)9

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