Under the general direction of the Dean of the Extended and
International Education (EIE) division and consistent with the
long-range goals and objectives of EIE, the hub explores
opportunities for innovative collaboration between Stanislaus
State and the community, researching the viability of new program
ideas and prospects for strategic funding. The main focus of IWDH
is the development of EIE programs that lead to
Micro-Credentials, Pre-Licensures, Pre-Certifications, and
Certifications:
Micro-Credentials
Competency-based awards reflect an individual’s skillset/mastery
in a specific area. Micro-credentials reflect in-demand industry
needs and may provide the awardee a competitive advantage in the
workforce
Pre-Licensure, Pre-Certification
Courses that prepare individuals for licensing or certifying
exams in specified industries
Certification
Courses that are required to earn a certification in a specific
industry field
Principles
- Further Stanislaus State’s mission by enabling students and
community members with diverse skills and experiences to secure
jobs, get promoted, and pursue careers to lead successful lives
in a globalized, interconnected world
- Identify innovative solutions that will bridge workforce gaps
- Collaborate across colleges, campus units and departments,
communities, and industries to provide workforce development
offerings of professional and educational excellence
