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This scholarship is open to all anyone working in Home Visiting or Supervising Home Visiting part or full-time. These classes do not require admission to the university.
College Course Scholarship
College Course Scholarship
(link to apply at bottom of page)
Classes do not require admission to the university.
For those who work in Home Visiting with children and families 0-to 5 years old.
All Classes are 100% Online
All Classes are 100% Online
No mandatory class times (all classes are self-paced every week)
Scholarships Applications Due:
Scholarships Applications Due:
Spring Term Deadline
Spring Term Deadline
Open until filled - Classes start April 3, 2023
Open until filled - Classes start April 3, 2023
Spring 2023 Scholarship
Spring 2023 Scholarship
SPED 410/510 Intro to Early Childhood Mental Health (2 credits)
SPED 410/510 Intro to Early Childhood Mental Health (2 credits)
This introductory course links theory, research, and practice with interdisciplinary principles and collaboration in strength-based relationships for early childhood mental health. Context includes key concepts of social and emotional development, attachment and caregiver relationships, understanding concerning behaviors, risk and resiliency, and spheres of influence, all within the context of family and culture. Students will gain knowledge on child development, positive parenting supports, and home visiting strategies. Also offered for undergraduate-level credit as SpEd 410 and may be taken only once for credit.
***IMPORTANT: Aspects of the schedule, topics, and assignments may change to accommodate students’ interests and needs.
April 3 to June 16, 2023 (approximately 6 hours a week of work)
April 3 to June 16, 2023 (approximately 6 hours a week of work)
Participants can expect to spend about Six (6) Hours a Week in Class. Class activities include reading texts and articles, watching videos, participating in discussions, and completing homework assignments.
Log into Canvas and start participating on April 3, 2023
Enrollment and out-of-pocket Costs to Participate; Not Covered by the Scholarship
Enrollment and out-of-pocket Costs to Participate; Not Covered by the Scholarship
UNDERGRADUATE - YOUR ENROLLMENT COSTS
UNDERGRADUATE - YOUR ENROLLMENT COSTS
The total cost of the class is $725.00
The Scholarship is $700.00. All other costs are the responsibility of the participant.
You may register for the undergraduate section if you do not yet have a BA degree or a BA degree from another country for the following cost.
Enrolling as an Undergraduate - Cost to Participate
The remaining cost that must be paid out of pocket are:
$27 registration fee to create an account at PSU that allows you to enroll. The fee does not apply if you have previously completed a class at PSU. This is an out-of-pocket expense.
Purchase of a Resource Book - cost range is approximately $15-$30 based on an online or printed purchase. A complete list of books will be provided during the first week of class. All other reading materials will be provided in class (with no additional cost).
Total Undergraduate out-of-pocket costs are up to $106.00 (and can be less in some cases).
Total Undergraduate out-of-pocket costs are up to $106.00 (and can be less in some cases).
GRADUATE - YOUR ENROLLMENT COSTS
GRADUATE - YOUR ENROLLMENT COSTS
If you have previously completed a graduate-level class at PSU, you will be charged the graduate cost for the class. The total cost of the class is $1235.00
The Scholarship is $700.00. All other costs are the responsibility of the participant.
$27 registration fee to create an account at PSU that allows you to enroll. The fee does not apply if you have previously completed a class at PSU. This is an out-of-pocket expense.
Purchase of a Resource Book - cost ranges from approximately $15-$30 based on an online or printed purchase. A complete list of books will be provided during the first week of class. All other reading materials will be provided in class (with no additional cost).
Total Graduate out-of-pocket costs are up to $592.00
Total Graduate out-of-pocket costs are up to $592.00
SPED 487/587 Introduction to Infant Toddler Mental Heath (3 credits)
SPED 487/587 Introduction to Infant Toddler Mental Heath (3 credits)
Introductory course linking theory, research, and practice with interdisciplinary principles and collaboration. Key concepts of mental health of children (birth through 36 months) and their families include attachment, temperament, social-emotional development, the context of family, culture and community, risk and resilience. Practices related to observation, screening, assessment, diagnosis; treatment.
***IMPORTANT: Aspects of the schedule, topics, and assignments may change to accommodate students’ interests and needs.
April 3 to June 16, 2023 (approximately 9 hours a week of work)
April 3 to June 16, 2023 (approximately 9 hours a week of work)
Participants can expect to spend about Six (6) Hours a Week in Class. Class activities include reading texts and articles, watching videos, participating in discussions, and completing homework assignments.
Log into Canvas and start participating on April 3, 2023
Enrollment and out-of-pocket Costs to Participate; Not Covered by the Scholarship
Enrollment and out-of-pocket Costs to Participate; Not Covered by the Scholarship
UNDERGRADUATE - YOUR ENROLLMENT COSTS
UNDERGRADUATE - YOUR ENROLLMENT COSTS
The total cost of the class is $1025.00
The Scholarship is $1,000.00. All other costs are the responsibility of the participant.
You may register for the undergraduate section if you do not yet have a BA degree or a BA degree from another country for the following cost.
The remaining cost that must be paid out of pocket are:
$27 registration fee to create an account at PSU that allows you to enroll. The fee does not apply if you have previously completed a class at PSU. This is an out-of-pocket expense.
Purchase of a Resource Book - cost range is approximately $15-$30 based on an online or printed purchase. A complete list of books will be provided during the first week of class. All other reading materials will be provided in class (with no additional cost).
Total Undergraduate costs are up to $106.00 (and can be less in some cases).
Total Undergraduate costs are up to $106.00 (and can be less in some cases).
GRADUATE - YOUR ENROLLMENT COSTS
GRADUATE - YOUR ENROLLMENT COSTS
The total cost of the class is $1750.00
If you have previously completed a graduate-level class at PSU, you will be charged the graduate cost for the class.
The Scholarship is $1,000.00. All other costs are the responsibility of the participant.
$27 registration fee to create an account at PSU that allows you to enroll. The fee does not apply if you have previously completed a class at PSU. This is an out-of-pocket expense.
Purchase of a Resource Book - cost ranges from approximately $15-$30 based on an online or printed purchase. A complete list of books will be provided during the first week of class. All other reading materials will be provided in class (with no additional cost).
Total Graduate out-of-pocket costs are up to $806.00.
Total Graduate out-of-pocket costs are up to $806.00.
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