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DEAC Directory of Institutions Directory of DEAC-Accredited Institutions Offering Partnership Opportunities March 17, 2020 NOTE: Institutions that provide correspondence courses are marked with an asterisk (*). ABRAHAM LINCOLN UNIVERSITY Physiology, Aromatherapy, Botanical Health care, Business Intelligence, www.alu.edu Safety, Complementary Alternative Computer Science Health Care JESSICA PARK, Vice-President and Medicine, Herbal Medicine, Nutrition, Computing, Geospatial Information Dean, School of Law ([email protected]) and Wellness Coaching. Training in Systems, Health care informatics, complementary modalities and Information Systems Management Associate of Science in Business professional continuing education and Nursing; Bachelor of Science Administration, Bachelor of Science in programs in holistic health also Geographic Information Systems; RN Business Administration, Master of available. to Bachelor of Science, Nursing, RN to Business Administration, Diploma in Master of Science, Nursing, and Criminal Justice, Associate of Science AMERICAN NATIONAL UNIVERSITY Doctor of Nursing Practice Executive in Criminal Justice, Bachelor of Science www.an.edu or Education Leadership. in Criminal Justice, Master of Science DAVID YEAMAN, Executive Director of in Criminal Justice, Associate of Arts in Compliance and Accreditation ANAHEIM UNIVERSITY General Studies, Bachelor of Arts in ([email protected]) www.anaheim.edu General Studies, Diploma in Paralegal KATE STRAUSS, VP Admin Studies, Associate of Science in Associate Degrees of Science Degrees ([email protected]) Paralegal Studies, Bachelor of Science in Business Administration in in Legal Studies, Master of Science in Accounting, Health Information EdD in Teaching English to Speakers of Law-Comparative Legal Systems, Management, Medical Assisting, Other Languages (TESOL); Doctor of Master of Science in Law – Trial Business Administration in Business Administration in Advocacy, Master of Science in Law – Management, Network Support, International Business, Sustainable Internet, Teaching, and Distance Paralegal, and Pharmacy Technology; Management, Entrepreneurship or Learning, A+ Certificate, Network+ Bachelor of Science Degrees in Management; Master of Arts in TESOL; Certificate, Security+ Certificate, Business Administration in Accounting, International MBA; Sustainable Associate of Science in Information Business Administration in Management MBA; Master of Technology, and Master of Science in Management, Cybersecurity, Medical Entrepreneurship and Master of Fine Information Technology. and Health Services Management, Arts in Digital Filmmaking (MFA). Network Administration, and RN to Graduate Diploma or Graduate AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTHCARE BSN; Master of Business Certificate in International Business; SCIENCES Administration, Master of Science Graduate Diploma or Graduate www.achs.edu Degrees in Cybersecurity, Information Certificate in Sustainable TRACEY ABELL, Chief Operating Officer Technology, and Nursing, and the Management; Graduate and ([email protected]) following undergraduate diplomas and Undergraduate Diplomas in TESOL; certificates, Certificate in Medical Certificates in TESOL and Teaching Associates Degrees in Complementary Assisting, Certificate in Paralegal English to Young Learners. Alternative Medicine (CAM) and Studies, Diploma in Medical Billing and Health and Wellness; Master’s Coding, Diploma in Medical Office ANTIOCH SCHOOL OF CHURCH Degrees in Aromatherapy, CAM, Professional, Diploma in Phlebotomy PLANTING AND LEADERSHIP Health and Wellness, Herbal Medicine, & ECG Technician, Diploma in DEVELOPMENT and Holistic Nutrition; Diplomas in Pharmacy Technician. www.antiochschool.edu Holistic Health Practice, Herbal Studies STEPHEN KEMP, Academic Dean Master Herbalist, Aromatherapy AMERICAN SENTINEL UNIVERSITY ([email protected]) Master Aromatherapist, and Dynamic www.americansentinel.edu Phytotherapy; Certificates available in MARY ADAMS, President and Chief Offers Bachelor of Ministry, Bachelor Natural Products Manufacturing, Academic Officer of Theology; Master of Ministry; Herbal Retail Management, Wellness ([email protected]) Master of Theology; Doctor of Ministry Consulting, Holistic Nutrition in Global C-BTE; Doctor of Ministry in Consulting, Iridology Consulting, Offers Associate of Science degree in Theology in Culture; Certificate of Homeopathy Consulting, and Dynamic Geographic Information Systems; Ministry and Certificate of Theology. Phytotherapy Consulting; Graduate Master’s degrees in Business certificates available in Anatomy & Administration with an emphasis in APOLLOS UNIVERSITY Cooking and Catering, Graphic Design, and BSCJ with specializations in www.apollos.edu Gunsmithing, Heating and Air Criminal Justice Administration and SCOTT EIDSON, President (CAO) Conditioning, Home Health Aide, Major Crime Investigation Procedures; ([email protected]) Home Inspection, Hotel and MS in Criminal Justice and MSCJ with Associate of Applied Science in Restaurant Management, Interior specializations in Forensic Sciences, Business Administration, Bachelor of Decorating, Internet Marketing, Law Enforcement Management, Science in Business Administration, Introduction to Psychology, Jewelry Terrorism and Homeland Security. Master of Business Administration, Design and Repair, Landscape Design, Information Management, Technology Master of Science in Organizational Locksmithing, Marketing and Computer Science: MS in Management, and Doctor of Business Communications, Massage Information Management; MS in Administration. Techniques, Medical Billing and Software Development; Doctorate in Coding, Medical Office Assistant, Computer Science. Education: AAS and ASHWORTH COLLEGE Medical Transcription, Motorcycle BS in Early Childhood Education; MS www. ashworthcollege.edu Mechanics, Nutrition, Diet, and Health with specializations in Curriculum HEATHER MCALLISTER, General Science, Online Business Development and Outcomes Counsel & Corporate Secretary Management, Paralegal Studies, Assessment, Education Technology, ([email protected]) Personal Financial Planning, Personal Transformational Leadership; EdD in Trainer, Pharmacy Technician, Physical Leadership and Learning. Professional Associate degrees in: Accounting, Therapy Aide, Plumbing, Private Studies: Certificate in Project Business Management, Computer Investigation, Professional Blogging, Management; BS in Medical Information Management, Property Management, Real Estate Management; BA and MS in Construction Management, Criminal Appraisal Skills, Residential Energy Psychology and Addiction Counseling. Justice, Early Childhood Education, Auditor, Retail Management, Security Finance, General Business, General Services, Small Business Management, Studies, Healthcare Management, Sports Psychology for Peak *BLACKSTONE CAREER INSTITUTE, Human Resource Management, Performance, Tax Preparation, www.blackstone.edu Marketing, Paralegal Studies, Teacher Assisting, Travel Agent, KEVIN MCCLOSKEY, PRESIDENT Psychology, Retail Management, Veterinary Assisting, Wedding Planner, ([email protected]) Security Management. Bachelor’s Writing Children’s Books. Ashworth degrees in: Business Administration, also offers Career Certificates in Diploma programs in dental office Criminal Justice, E-Business, Early Automotive Automatic Transmissions, assistant, legal assistant/paralegal, Childhood Education, General Studies, Automotive Engine performance, medical office assistant, medical Management, Marketing, Psychology. Automotive HVAC, Automotive transcription, pharmacy technician, Master of Science degrees: Criminal Manual Drive Trains, Civil Litigation, veterinary assistant, physical therapy Justice, Healthcare Administration, Corporate Law, Criminal Law and aide, child day care, and medical Human Resource Management, Procedure, Medical Billing, Medical billing and coding. Offers certificate Management, and Marketing. MBA in: Office Assistant: Admin Procedures, courses on advanced legal topics. Business Administration, Healthcare Medical Transcription Fundamentals, Management, Human Resource Real Estate Law, and Wills, Trusts and CITIZENS’ HIGH SCHOOL Management, International Business, Estates. www.citizenshigh school.com and Marketing. JAMES ETTER, President ASPEN UNIVERSITY [email protected] Offers courses in Administrative www.aspen.edu Offers complete high school diploma Assistant, Automotive Technician, CHERI ST. ARNAULD, Chief Academic course. AutoCAD, Basic Accounting, Basic Officer ([email protected]) Electronics, Bridal Consulting, CALIFORNIA COAST UNIVERSITY Carpentry, Child Care Provider, MSN with specializations in www.calcoast.edu Computer Accounting, Computer Administration and Management, and CHRISTI OKUMA, Director of Network Security, Computer Nursing Education; RN-to-MSN Bridge; Compliance and Operations Programming, Computer Service and RN to BSN. BS in Business ([email protected]) Repair for Software and Hardware, Administration; MBA and MBA with Conservation, Dental Assistant, Diesel specializations in Entrepreneurship, Associate of Science degrees in: Mechanic, Electrician Training, Finance, Information Management, Business Administration, Business Electronic Health Records Pharmaceutical Marketing and Marketing, Health Care Management, Fashion Retailing, Floral Management, Project Management. Administration, Criminal Justice, Design, Forensic Science, Gourmet Criminal Justice: BS in Criminal Justice General Studies, and Psychology; 2 Bachelor of Science degrees
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