Ethics 1: Introduction to Ethical Principles
Ethics 2: Exploring Recent Revisions of CRCC Code

Online registration is not currently available for this training. To find out how to register, please contact ICI at 617/287-4337 or andrew.glazier@umb.edu to see if space is still available.

Presented by:
Amy Gelb, MS, CRC, CAGS , CPRP;
Rick Kugler, MS, CPRP, Institute for Community Inclusion

When: August 2 - 31, 2010

Cost: $15.00

Contact: Drew Glazier at:
E-mail: andrew.glazier@umb.edu
Phone: 617-287-4337

All free slots for this course have been claimed. The regular course fee is $15 per person per module.

Please indicate on your form or use the "Accommodations" box to indicate whether you are registering for Module 1, Module 2 or both.

CRC Credits:
2.5 hours of CRC credits or continuing education credits per module are available to participants who complete all of the required activities of this online workshop.

We are in the process of revamping our online payment system and currently cannot accept credit cards via the website. Please select "Pay by check" under payment options, and mail your registration with a check made out to "Institute for Community Inclusion", money order, or credit card information (Card number, expiration and three digit verification code)

to:
Drew Glazier
Institute for Community Inclusion
University of Massachusetts/Boston
100 Morrissey Boulevard
Boston, MA 02125
or fax to: 617/287-4352

Registration deadline is July 27

Ethics-01: Introduction to Ethical Principles For Vocational Providers
Overview:
Professionals in human services have a responsibility to job seekers to maintain a high standard of ethics in their practice. This introductory module will cover basic concepts about ethics including the function of ethical guidelines and they how can help professionals recognize ethical issues/dilemmas when they encounter them. Upon completion of this training, participants will be able to:
• explain why ethics are important in the field of human services.
• make distinctions between the terms ethics, morals and values
• identify the basic values and the six underlying principles of ethics recognized by CRCC.
• determine the distinction between ethical issues and ethical dilemmas

Ethics -02: Exploring Recent Revisions of CRCC Code
Overview:
Whether you are a seasoned CRC professional or embarking on a new career in rehabilitation field you should know that the CRCC revised their code of ethics in 2010. This tutorial is designed for CRC practitioners and will identify the key changes in code that professionals should be aware of and can apply in their practice. Upon completion of this training, participants will be able to:

• explain why periodically revising an ethical code can be helpful
• identify the primary changes in the CRCC code of ethical standards for 2010
• effectively access the standards of the CRCC code of Ethics as a resource in their practice.

More About TACE Online Classes:
This online can take up to 2.5 hours to complete. The content is available for you to access 24/7 during the time period the course is offered

Instruction Model: Various workshops include a variety of formats: readings, slides, discussion forums, web/teleconferences, videos, professional development activities, and assignments. Instructors will be available on a regular basis throughout the month to answer questions and give feedback.

IMPORTANT: Several workshops include fieldwork activities, practice exercises, or scheduled
tele/webconferences, so log on early in the month in order to plan your time.

Once You Register: Instructions for accessing online courses are emailed, usually around a week before the course start date.