7.) I Have Questions About College Credit
Your seminar homework is the Pre-Test, Post-Test and 50 Better Coping, School, and Social Skills strategies.
Send it to Youth Change, 275 N. Third St., Woodburn, OR 97071. Send it regular mail and do not require
a signature as the item may never reach us if our office is unstaffed when the mail arrives. We do not
accept homework via fax or email as we are unable to print out your assignment for you.
For your list of strategies, use interventions covered in class, as illustrated in the poster
shown here.
Click here if
you want to see the poster enlarged for clearer viewing.
Each strategy can be described briefly. Typing up your list is not required. You may
number your notes from class if you wish.
If you can not have your assignment in within 2 weeks, mail a note to us and you will get a six month extension. We do not
accept requests for extensions by any other method, just regular mail. If you request an extension, your
grade will show as "I" for Incomplete.
You get your grade and transcript directly from the university.
You were given a pink sheet at the seminar that explained how to view your grade online. You also received
a sheet explaining how to contact PSU for help getting a transcript. PSU provides excellent "customer
service" and will work hard to resolve any issues or needs you have. To reach PSU for help,
visit their web site by clicking here,
or call 800-547-8887 and ask for Continuing Ed.
Please do not contact Youth Change for questions about receiving grades or transcripts as
those items are completely managed by the university. We can only help with issues that relate to
the seminar homework and the course grade you are given.
The PSU credit should work well for teachers and special educators
who need to earn college credit hours to gain a salary increase, or counselors,
social workers, juvenile court workers, justice workers, therapists and others who
are working on a degree. To see if your governing body or university will accept PSU
credit, consult your contact at your governing board or university. PSU is a regionally
accredited university, which is the designation that most entities want. We usually have special
hours available for teachers, special educators, social workers, LPCs, counselors, MFTs,
and family therapists in states where special hours are required. The college credit may also
be substituted for those hours in some states, but check with your governing body or supervisor.
A list of available hours for each discipline was posted on the wall at the seminar you attended,
and was included in the course flyer for the professional development seminar you attended.
Click here for our current seminar flyer. We do not archive copies of old flyers online, and
regret that old seminar flyers are unavailable once the sessions have finished.
Youth Change adheres to PSU policies. Our
professional development seminar syllabus
and detailed information on our policies are available in Word form by clicking
here. Please refer to the seminar flyer for inservice time lines, content, and instructor information.
Access the seminar flyer by clicking here. A new window will open.