SAEC Certification
ASCA is thrilled to announce that, in addition to serving as a founding association of the Higher Education Consortium for Student Affairs Educator Certification, we are approved to offer continuing education credits through ASCA programming and educational initiatives!
FYI, you do not have to have Certification in order to attend SC 101 or 201! Earning CEs is an option for those certified, however.
Individuals seeking Certification Education credits can earn them through ASCA events that are advertised as offering these credits. Attendees who are certified can earn CE credits by attending SC 101/201 modules.
History of the Profession and Legal Issues: Eligible for 8 Conduct Specialty CEs; CE Code: CSAEd-SC-42
Core Skills: Eligible for 8 Conduct Specialty CEs; CE Code: CSAEd-SC-44
Pathways to Resolution: Eligible for 8 Conduct Specialty CEs; CE Code: CSAEd-SC-45
Academic Integrity: Eligible for 8 Conduct Specialty CEs; CE Code: CSAEd-SC-46
Student Organization Conduct: Eligible for 8 Conduct Specialty CEs; CE Code: CSAEd-SC-43
Attendees seeking CE credits must:
Indicate at registration that they are interested in receiving credit;
Attend the entirety of their module;
Complete a learning outcomes assessment to receive their certificate of completion
If you wish to have your CEs fall under another category, you must reach out to ASCA's Assistant Executive Director (AED) prior to beginning the module.
For more information, visit ASCA's certification information site , or contact AED Dr. Amanda Mesirow at aed@theasca.org.
Changes to CE information will be updated here as well as communicated to attendees seeking CE credits. Be sure to check back for the most up-to-date information.
ASCA has been approved by the Higher Education Consortium for Student Affairs Certification to provide CE credit for Certified Student Affairs Educators (CSAEd™). Programs that qualify for CE credit in this program are clearly identified. ASCA is solely responsible for all aspects of this program.