The Certificate in Alcohol and Drug Use Studies (CADUS) provides advanced students with an interdisciplinary learning experience that examines biological, psychological, social, cultural, and public health perspectives on substance use. For students interested in becoming a certified alcohol and drug counselor or prevention specialist, the CADUS coursework will help meet the education requirements of the Michigan Certification Board for Addiction Professionals.

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The Disabilities Certificate assists graduate students and working professionals in expanding their career options including leadership positions in the disabilities field. Students graduate with an increased understanding of how to effectively advocate for individuals with disabilities.

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The Gerontology Certificate is a multi-disciplinary program designed to prepare graduate students, individual practitioners, and professionals to work in the field of aging in a variety of settings. Graduates will gain a greater understanding of the health, biological and physiological aspects of aging; advocacy for older adults; provision of services to older adults; and enhanced communication with older adults.

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The Graduate Certificate in Research and Evaluation provides students with the skills to translate research into practice theory and interventions. It is ideal for individuals who are interested in learning advanced research and evaluation skills necessary to engage in evidence-based practice across all levels of social work and social welfare. This certificate may also be of interest to individuals who are considering obtaining a doctoral degree in social work but wish to "test the waters" prior to admission into a doctoral program.

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