1999-2000 Just the Facts

In tl1e sp iri t o f the un i,·c rsity's miss ion, the Divi sion o f Cont inui ng Educa ti on is committed to academi c exce l- lence and the ad,·anccmc nt o f know ledge . The di vision o ffe rs non-deg ree, ex tended stud ies courses to the San Di euo community. The co urses fa ll into one of four proiram areas, whi ch in c lud e : CoNJ-J-1{ 1- NCloS The Doug las F. Manches te r Exccuti,·e Confe rence Cente r is a trai ning and ed uca ti on hub fo r pro fess iona l orowth ca reer de,·clopmcnt and pe rsonal enrichment. The cOJ'.Cc rcnce cente r fac iliti es arc a1·ailable for profes- siona l t raini ng , ll'Orksho ps and conlc rcnces . The cl il'i sion 's ed uca ti on prog rams fu lfi ll rc9uircments fo r teachers to meet pro fess ional g rowth, credenti al renewa l and sa lary ach-anccmcnt needs. Classes arc offe red U1 rouohout Ca li fo rni a as lecture se r ies, summer insti tutes, 11·o~kshops, cer ti fica te and specifi c credenti al cou rses . T h~ Int e rn ati onal Ce nte r fo r Characte r Ed ucat ion opened in Fall I998 . t:DUC. \TION PROGIU~IS T he USD Di Yision o f Continuing Educati on provides a profess iona l and lea rning c 111·ironmcn t whe re parti ci- pants ca n dc ,·cl op business and commun icati on skill s . Classes arc schedu led to bes t scn ·c ll'Orking profess ion - als and boast fac ulty d rawn from executi Yes, consultants and Schoo l of Businc s Admini strat ion p ro fesso rs . Programs incl ude the Famil v Business Institu te, Cc r~ificate in Internati onal Business, Ce rtifi cate in Event Management and Compc titi,·c Skill fo r Small Business prog ram , sponso red by the State o f Ca lifo rni a . B ustNI-.SS .\ND PllOl'l: SS IONA I Pl{OGRAMS

When schoo l's no t in sess ion and stud ents mo,·c away lo r the summe r, the USD campus comes ali ve with confe rences and summe r camps. The Res identi al Confe rence Prog ram ma kes classroom ·, reside nce ha ll s and di n ing sen ·iccs aYa il abl e fo r rental to g roups " ·ith an educa ti ona l foc us. From June through August , be tween 6,000 and 7,000 people come to Alca la Park fo r meeti ngs and confe rences. USD o ffers a " ·ide ra nge o f mee ting fac iliti es , inc luding a 700-seat thea te r, class rooms, confe rence rooms, pati os, co ur tya rds and ga rd ens . Acco , 1 .,1 O D,\TI ON s Res iclcnc hall s (a lso ca ll ed dor mit o ri es) and apa r tmen ts arc open to groups that stay from one night to six weeks. T he fo ur c:ampus ho using locations fo r summer gues ts arc Camino and Founders Hall s, Mahe r Hall , San D imas 1vli ss ions and t he Alca la Vista Apa rtments. Bed and ba th linens arc prm·idccl . DINING Summe r res idents arc se r ved three mea ls a clay in the Hahn Uni,·c r sity Cente r din ing room , whi ch inc lud es ind oo r and outdoo r cl ini,w. Monday th rough Fridav the Ma rke tpl ace and De li : re open' for sandwiches~ ice cream, be,·e rages and snacks. The campus co ffee house, Aromas, is also o pen Mond ay through Frid ay. Cate ri ng sc n ·ices arc a1·ail ab lc th rough the un i,·e rsi ty 's Ban9ue ts and Cater ing Department. Ml · !·TINGS

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T hese inno,·ati vc courses and lectu res incl ude erluca ti onal opportuniti es fo r se ni o rs and the gene ral community.

Directo r of the Di,·ision of Cont inuing Ed uca ti o n Manager o f Bus iness and Prol'cssiona l Prog rams Manage r of Educati on Prog rams Manage r of Inte r nat iona l Center for Characte r Educat io n Fo r mo re in lo rmati on

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Directo r of Summe r Confe rences

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Jeann e Heaphy (6 19) 260 -4585

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