Educator Workshops have served educators in meeting their professional development needs for over 35 years.

We continuously work to maximize access to our programs by offering workshops year-round, on-campus, on-site at school districts across the Commonwealth, and online.

Our programs are of high quality and rigor. We target current and critical topics. The programs offered are driven by the needs identified by administrators and educators. Workshops offer three graduate credits, which meet many needs for educators including: permanent certification, salary improvement, professional growth, lifelong learning, and requirements for Act 48.

Eat Disordrs/Body Image Anxty

March 19 - April 4, 2012
EDW 752.50 (CRN 12234) 3.0 credits
Instructor: Dr. Jeffrey Wimer
Location: Face-to-Face at the Ware Center (42 N. Prince St.) on 3/21 & 3/28. Remainder of course is online.

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Description: This workshop will provide the latest guidelines for the identification, intervention, education, and referral of eating disorders and body image anxieties that are common among many boys and girls in schools. Treatment resources for this escalating problem will be provided to help school professionals understand and address this complex issue. The workshop will also discuss how schools can develop policies to alleviate pressures to be perfect in an era of plastic surgery, extreme makeovers and steroid-use.

2012 Summer Session Important Dates

• February 6, 2012
  Summer schedule online
• April 3, 2012
  Summer registration begins
• May 14, 2012
  Summer session I begins

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Educator Workshops generally carry 3 graduate credits and therefore are subject to graduate tuition and fees. Click here for current cost information.

How to report ACT 48 credits to the Pennsylvania Department of Education.

Educator Workshops count for 3 graduate credits, but DO NOT APPLY towards a master's degree.  The 3 graduate credits are applicable for ACT 48 hours from the Pennsylvania Department of Education.