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American
International University and Dialogue-Producing
Consortium provide Approved Continuing Education -
An approved continuing education sponsor. Courses are held in
non-commercial and commercial settings.
Licensed
individuals
may satisfy continuing education requirements taking courses in:
- Erring
ethically in domestic violence cases: first responders,
mediators, law enforcers & DAs
-
Ethics
violations at public
& private prisons for profit holding minors & adults
who've, committed no
criminal offenses - addresses Flores
v. Meese, 681 F Supp 665
(1988); Prison Rape Elimination
Act
of 2003 - 42 USC Sec
15601; Morissette
v. U.S., 246,
263 (1952) against
torture; & 18 US Code 2340-2340A
- On
insurance providers who fail to pay as demanded by OHSA and other legal
statutes
- Spying
on US citizens
violates the principles of human dignity and social justice
- Privacy
issues, identity
theft and ethics that drive illegal NSA and other secreted data
collection
- Ethical
issues associated
with denying Geneva Convention Rights to foreigners
- Ethics
of grooming
democracies and temporal atrophy at the end of a gun
- Ethics of
leaders
who issue orders to torture but remain unaccountable
themselves
- Discussing
non-partiality standards in Model Code Rules 5.1, 5.2, 5.3 for Judges,
MFTs and Attorneys
- Sensitizing citizens
to unethical
behaviors of whom, "deceive the public and enable crime"
- Dealing
with unethical conduct
and denial of addicts to easy
money & enablers on
the take
- Community-based
SARS prevention; and
policing similar emergencies
- Law
enforcement procedures and community
policing CE updating
- Short
courses on ethics for mental health,
nursing and medical personnel
- CE
course on stress management and/or the
addiction to easy money
- Beyond
fraudulent Enron
and World-Com corporate
practices
& promoting confidence
- Professional
ethics needed to prevent and
overcome fraud or corruption
- Sensitivity
training for educators,
physicians, psychiatrists, social workers
- Post
Traumatic Shock Syndrome covering conflicts faced in armed combat and
after returning home
TEA approved courses for
school board members & charter school board members and
officers include:
- Failing
to gain high-speed Internet
or to prepare students for a technology-driven world
- Ethical
issues if school districts foster or condone bulling, prejudice,
torture, prison rape or police state policies
- Strengthening
systems crunched due to
unpreparedness and disaster relief demands
- Investing
tax income
in guaranteed stocks & bonds vs scratching local
bankers' backs
- Empowering
citizens to fight school
violence and achieve zero infractions
- Ethical
issues behind ”Why we must
not destroy the democratic way of life"
- Coach entrepreneurs,
especially for students
not likely to attend college - For Spanish readers Presione
aquí Español
- On
halting anger and torture syndromes fostered by high government
officials
- Prevent
ethical dilemmas associated
with school vouchers/Florida Supreme Court ruling
- Sensitizing
helping professionals to
unacceptable forms of abuse, even religious abuse
- Deceit
damages society, so let’s
demand first responder ethics
- School
mediation; Elder Mediation; Family mediation; and,
Commercial mediation
- Policy
alternatives to junk food, cancer, depression and improper dieting
- Forming
policies and invoking leadership
ethics
- Discussion
on ways to stop bullying, growing scape goats, acquiescence in lieu of
democracy and peacemaking
Special arrangements will
be made to offer an Approved Continuing Education course at the request
of
prospective class participants.
Examiners who
pass judgment on our School as an Approved
Continuing Education Sponsor are:
- The Texas State Board of Marriage
& Family Therapist,
Licensed Providers
- The
Texas Education Agency, Accredited Provider No. 05-060-B
- The Minimum
Legal Continuing Education Division of the State
Bar of Texas - Center 1240
Last updated July 9, 2009 |