Degree: Credit available Non-credit
Classroom Type: Fully Online
The Prosocial Leader certificate is designed for school leaders who are interested in leading schoolwide social and emotional learning (SEL) programs. This professional learning experience consists of three courses remotely facilitated in partnership with CREATE and the Prosocial Leader Lab.
Apply by August 1, 2023 for the fall 2023 course.
Interest Categories: Education & Counseling Public Administration & Policy
Campus: CU Denver Online
In University of Colorado Denver’s Prosocial Leader certificate, you will focus on the following four themes:
The Prosocial Leader certificate consists of three courses; each for 45 re-licensing professional development hours which equals 135 contact hours. These courses may also be taken for 3 graduate credits each.
Students who would like graduate credit, apply after the completion of the D3 professional learning course through our Continuing Professional Education Office.
Participants may choose the following options:
Non-degree PD credit re-licensure hours |
Graduate credit hours available in spring 2023 |
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$905.00 per course | $1262 per course |
45 contact hours per course | 3 graduate credits per course |
Professional Learning Certificate: $2715.00 | Graduate Certificate: $3786.00 |
Course Details
Course Details
CARE (Cultivating Awareness and Resilience in Education) for administrators is a professional development program that helps administrators handle stress and build their personal leadership capacities. The goal of CARE is to offer administrators tools and resources for reducing stress, preventing burnout, enlivening their leadership to help staff students to thrive socially, emotionally, and academically. (45 contact hours)
Course Details
This course focuses on Systemic SEL in which students will examine strategies for actively engaging students in learning and practicing social emotional competencies across classrooms and school environments, and in partnership with families and communities. The course will also focus on creating the conditions for students learning, including relationship-building and supportive learning environments. Students will further explore tools and resources for collecting data to use to track progress toward their SEL goals at their schools, draft action steps and an aligned evaluation plan, and develop strategies for engaging the full school community in learning from the data. (45 contact hours)
Recommended Completion Time:1.5 years
Required Credits for Completion:9
If you are not currently enrolled as a University of Colorado Denver graduate student, complete the following requirements:
Please complete the Graduate Non-Degree Admissions application to apply for this certificate program. Complete the application sections in order for the best experience.