In pursuit of a more just world, Fielding Graduate University sets the standard of excellence as a global network of lifelong learners engaged in innovative scholarly practice and research and dedicated to transformational learning and social justice. Fielding is a partner with NCSPOD in its Certificate Program for new practitioners.
Fielding Graduate University is the leading provider of knowledge, new practices, and graduate-level learning opportunities in the fields of psychology, organizational development, and educational leadership.
A nonprofit, accredited university, Fielding is headquartered in Santa Barbara, California, where it was founded in 1974. The faculty is a globally distributed community of professionals who are dedicated to lifelong learning; social justice and change; and innovation and advancement in organizations, communities, and society.
Under the leadership of Dean Judy Witt, PhD, the School of Educational Leadership and Change has the following programs: Education with optional concentrations in Leadership of Higher Education Systems, Media Studies, and Community Leadership and Change; Collaborative Educational Leadership with optional concentrations in Charter School Leadership and Preliminary Administrative Services Credential; and Professional Development in Teaching in the Virtual Classroom and Tutoring Foundations.
In addition, the School of Human and Organizational Development has PhD programs in Human and Organizational Systems and in Human Development, an MA in Organizational Management and Development and Certificate Programs in Evidence Based Coaching; Dialogue, Deliberation and Public Engagement; Integral Studies; and Organization Management and Development.
As a partner with NCSPOD, Fielding not only awards CEU's to completers of our joint certificate program but from time to time gives members discounts on virtual programming such as their Summer Institute.
More information may be obtained through their website.
The North American Council for Staff, Program and Organizational Development is an affiliate council of the American Association of Community.
