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Academic Assessment
FIU Faculty and StaffInstruction Method Department / Unit Institutional Effectiveness Currently Enrolling? No Description Developed within the Office of Institutional Effectiveness, this badge certifies that earners have completed the Academic Assessment Certificate course and can demonstrate competency in outcome development and curriculum mapping; development of assessment instruments and methods; collecting, reporting and analyzing results; and developing and implementing improvement actions (Closing the Loop).Skills Obtained Analysis, Assessment, Curriculum Mapping, Rubric Development, Student Learning OutcomesContact Suzanne LebinArtificial Intelligence: How it Works and its Impact
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid Department / Unit FIU Central Badge Currently Enrolling? Yes Description Offered by FIU to all learners, this badge introduces foundational AI concepts, such as history of the field, key functionalities, how AI is applied, and the potential impact of AI in several sectors. Duration 1 semester Skills Obtained Cognitive Complexity, Communication - Written and Oral, Critical Thinking and Problem Solving, Digital Technology, Integration and Application, and Knowedlege Acquisiton Contact McLudmer Charite
mcharite@fiu.eduLearn more Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies: Applications
Current FIU Students, Continuing EducationInstruction Method Online Department / Unit Department of Information Systems and Business Analytics-College of Business Currently Enrolling? No Level Foundational Description Developed within the Department of Information Systems and Business Analytics-College of Business, this badge recognizes fundamental knowledge of practical applications of blockchain and cryptocurrencies. Topics include principles driving the crypto economy, smart contracts, decentralized marketplaces, supply chain applications, digital advertisements, and healthcare- IoT. Earners understand how to acquire, trade, and use cryptocurrencies. Duration 5 weeks Skills Obtained Supply-Chain Applications, Smart Contracts, Practical Applications of Cryptocurrency, Practical Application of Blockchain, Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Applications, Critical Thinking and Digital Technology Contact Dr. Hemang SubramanianBlockchain and Cryptocurrencies: Legal Fundamentals
Current FIU Students, Continuing EducationInstruction Method Online Department / Unit College of Law Currently Enrolling? No Level Foundational Description Developed within the College of Law, this badge recognizes fundamental knowledge of the legal dimensions of blockchain technologies and applications, including cryptocurrencies. Earners can recognize how blockchain technologies interact with a broad array of legal disciplines, including the evolving legal and regulatory responses to these embryonic technologies, and can identify potential legal issues arising from this quickly evolving field. Duration 5 weeks Skills Obtained Blockchain Application, Blockchain Technologies, Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies Legal Fundamentals, Critical Thinking and Digital Technology Contact Andrew BalthazorBlockchain and Cryptocurrencies: Technical Principles
Current FIU Students, Continuing EducationInstruction Method Online Department / Unit Knight Foundation School of Computing & Information Sciences Currently Enrolling? No Level Foundational Description Developed within the Knight Foundation School of Computing & Information Sciences, this badge recognizes foundational knowledge of the evolution of Bitcoin and how Blockchain technology enables cryptocurrencies. Earners will be able to describe basic concepts related to Bitcoin and Blockchain, critical methodologies impacting scale and security concerns, how these technologies disrupt traditional industries, and will discuss perceptions of money, value, and electronic transactions. Duration 5 weeks Skills Obtained Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies Technical Principles, Blockchain Critical Methodologies, Bitcoin, Critical Thinking, and Digital Technology Contact Steven LuisBlockchain and Cryptocurrencies: Technical Principles, Applications, and Legal Foundations
Current FIU Students, Continuing EducationInstruction Method Online Department / Unit College of Law , Department of Information Systems and Business Analytics-College of Business, Knight Foundation School of Computing & Information Sciences Currently Enrolling? No Level Foundational Description Earners of this Meta Badge have demonstrated understanding in three critical areas related to blockchain and cryptocurrencies. Earners have gained technical knowledge related to how blockchain enables cryptocurrencies, can describe practical applications related to these technologies, and can identify potential legal issues. The Meta Badge indicates that earners have an integrated understanding of these emerging technologies and related legal and business issues. Pre-requirements Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies: Technical Principles
Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies: Applications
Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies: Legal FundamentalsSkills Obtained Problem Solving, Written Communication, Bitcoin, Critcal Thinking, Digital Technology, and Blockchain and Cryptocurrency Applications Contact Mark FinlaysonBusiness Model Design and Innovation
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid Department / Unit Chapman Graduate School of Business - MBA Program Currently Enrolling? No Level Graduate Description Developed within the Master of Business Administration Program - Chapman Graduate School of Business, this badge recognizes competency in integrating design thinking with business model innovation in the digital era. Through case studies and hands-on design thinking activities, earners can demonstrate why business models are critical to close the gap between strategy articulation and successful strategy execution. Micro-Credential Prerequisites Current MBA students Duration 2 days Skills Obtained Business Model Creation, Business Strategy Design, Case Analysis, Digital Business Modeling Contact Angel J. Burgos
angburgo@fiu.eduCareer Engage
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid Department / Unit FIU Online Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Undergraduate, Graduate Description Developed within FIU Online, this badge recognizes completion of a professional readiness path which can be integrated into the current learner's student experience and is tailored specifically to the individual and their prospective industries. Earners are prepared with in-demand certifications and skill sets that top employers are looking for to ignite their professional journey upon graduation. Micro-Credential Prerequisites Fully online 2.0 student in Hospitality, Public Health, or Engineering Duration 1-3 semesters Skills Obtained Career Management, Critical Thinking, Interviewing, Job Search, Oral Communication, Personal Branding, Problem-Solving, Written Communication Contact Emma Perez
emmperez@fiu.eduLearn more Certified Student Leader
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid Department / Unit Center for Leadership & Service Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Undergraduate Description Developed within Center for Leadership and Services, this badge recognizes completion of a series of co-curricular activities requiring skills in leadership, collaboration, and communication. Earners can articulate how their involvement outside of the classroom helps better prepare them for the workforce in key areas such as: communication, civic responsibility, group dynamics, interpersonal interaction, learning and reasoning, personal behavior, self-awareness and development. Skills Obtained Civic Responsibilty, Communication, Critical Thinking, Group Dynamics, Interpersonal Interaction, Learning and Reasoning, Personal Behavior, Professional & Career Development, Self-Awareness and Development, Strategic Planning Contact Patricia T. Lopez-Guerrero
teminop@fiu.eduLearn more Crime Scene Investigation/Exploitation and Analysis Mastery Badge
Continuing EducationInstruction Method Hybrid, In-Person Department / Unit National Forensic Science Technology Center Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Foundational Description Developed within the Global Forensic and Justice Center, this badge recognizes competency in the ability to investigate a crime scene and to identify and preserve a variety of evidence for use in an investigation. This Mastery badge recognizes the ability to perform general crime scene processing, photographic documentation, digital forensics, chemical analysis, and latent print processing.Skills Obtained Crime Scene Investigation, Digital Crime Scene Photography, Latent Prints, Forensic Chemical Analysis, Evidence Collection, Evidence Handling, Safety Protocols, Field Laboratory Environment, Chemical Materials Collections, Chemical Materials Analysis, Explosives Handling, Chemical Collections, Chemical Storage, Chemical Testing, Investigative Techniques, Exploitation And Analysis, Digital ForensicsContact Lori SullivanSenior Instructional Design StrategistNational Forensic Science Technology CenterCrime Scene Investigation Critical Skills Badge
Continuing EducationInstruction Method Hybrid, In-Person Department / Unit National Forensic Science Technology Center Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Foundational Description Developed within the Global Forensic and Justice Center, this badge recognizes competency in the ability to recognize, document, collect, preserve and transmit physical evidence for analysis. Earners can prepare and maintain a functional evidence collection kit; explain the significance of chain-of-custody; and demonstrate the ability to recognize, document, collect, preserve and transmit physical evidence for analysis according to recommended guidelines. Skills Obtained Crime Scene Investigation, Evidence Collection, Crime Scene Documentation, Evidence Handling, Physical Evidence Gathering, Forensic Evidence PreservationContact Lori SullivanSenior Instructional Design StrategistNational Forensic Science Technology CenterCyberinfrastructure Security for Public Service
Continuing EducationInstruction Method Online Department / Unit Steven J. Green School of International and Public Affairs, College of Engineering and Computing Currently Enrolling? Yes Description Developed within the College of Engineering and Computing and the Steven J. Green School of International and Public Affairs, this badge recognizes fundamental knowledge of cyberinfrastructure, its vulnerability vectors, and attacks towards cyberinfrastructure in local government and non-profit organizations. Earners will understand how to mitigate issues including ransomware attacks. Micro-Credential Prerequisites By application Duration 3 weeks Skills Obtained Critical Thinking, Cyberinfrastructure, Cybersecurity, Threats/Vulnerabilities, Digital Technology, Local Government, Mitigate Ransomware Attacks, Problem Solving, Public Service, Vulnerability Vectors Contact Kemal Akkaya
kakkaya@fiu.eduCybersecurity Fundamentals
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method In-Person Department / Unit Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy Currently Enrolling? No Level Undergraduate Description Earners have successfully completed six workshops designed to help participants develop the skills required to protect themselves from the increasing threat of cyber attacks. Earners of the badge understand the fundamental principles of Cybersecurity Hygiene; Cybersecurity Policy and Law; Cybersecurity Foundations; Blockchain and Emerging Technology; Cryptocurrencies; and the Internet of Things. Duration 1 semester Skills Obtained Blockchain, Crypocurrency, Cyber Attacks, Cyber Conflict, Cybersecurity Foundations, Cybersecurity Policy and Law, Cybersecurity Hygiene, Cybersecurity Sociopolitical Environment, Cybersecurity Threats, Internet of Things Contact Aldo Fonseca
alfonsec@fiu.eduData Science for Public Policy
Continuing EducationInstruction Method Hybrid, Online Department / Unit Public Policy and Administration Currently Enrolling? No Level Foundational Description Developed within the Department of Public Policy and Administration, this badge recognizes foundational knowledge and skills needed for engaging in data science and machine learning research projects, and exploring and learning advanced data science. Earners understand introductory machine learning courses in their respective disciplinary contexts and are equipped with valuable tools to begin careers as public policy, administration, affairs, and other related social science professionals. Micro-Credential Prerequisites By Application Skills Obtained Digital Technology, Critical Thinking, Applying Data Science, Machine Learning, Administrative Data, Statistical Regression, Identify A Policy Problem, Problem SolvingContact Shaoming ChengAssociate ProfessorSukumar GanapatiAssociate ProfessorDC Advocacy, Communications & Careers
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid Department / Unit Governmental Relations Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Undergraduate, Graduate Description Developed within the FIU Washington D.C - Talent Lab, this badge recognizes participation in a D.C. Fly-In Seminar, including a series of site visits and panels, and successful completion of related assessments. Earners understand how to advocate for various issues through effective communication, knowledge of policy making, and an understanding of federal and non-government entities’ influence on policy. Duration 1 week Skills Obtained Advocacy, Communication, Diplomacy, Policy-Making, Professional & Career Development Contact Eric Feldman
eric@fiu.eduLearn more DC Ready: Fundamentals of Government and Policy for Career Success
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Online Department / Unit Governmental Relations Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Undergraduate, Graduate Description Developed by FIU in Washington, D.C, earners of this badge are ready to pursue internships and jobs in the nation’s capital. They understand how the branches of the federal government produce public policy and the various organizations in Washington's ecosystem which aim to influence policy. Earners recognize how government affects their lives, can identify officials as well as organizations relevant to their policy interests, and develop skills to present policy proposals.Skills Obtained Fundamentals of Government and Policy, Federal Government Policy, Knowledge Acquisition Construction, Integration And Application, Humanitarianism and Civic Engagement, Practical Competence, Oral And Written Communication, Professionalism and Work Ethic, Career ManagementContact Eric FeldmanDeveloping Intercultural Competence for Future Business Leaders
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Online Department / Unit Department of Global Leadership and Management Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Undergraduate Description Developed within the Department of Global Leadership and Management - College of Business, this badge recognizes foundational knowledge in intercultural competence needed to work in and lead today’s global workplace. Earners can identify the cognitive, affective, and behavioral dimensions of intercultural competence; recognize the importance of curiosity and open mindedness in developing cultural self-awareness; and practice empathy and perspective-taking. Micro-Credential Prerequisites None Duration 1 semester Skills Obtained Affective And Behavioral Dimensions, Career Management, Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Cultural Self-Awareness, Global/Intercultural Fluency, Integration & Application, Intercultural Competence, Interpersonal Development, Leadership, Oral & Written Communications, Professionalism/Work Ethic Contact Brooke Buckman
bbuckman@fiu.edu
Kisha Jones
kisjones@fiu.eduDigital Crime Scene Photography Critical Skills Badge
Continuing EducationInstruction Method Hybrid, Online Department / Unit National Forensic Science Technology Center Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Foundational Description Developed within the Global Forensic and Justice Center, this badge recognizes competency in the ability to produce quality photographs at a crime scene or in a laboratory setting. Earners can explain the importance of crime scene photography in overall documentation of a crime scene; explain the term "fair and accurate" as it relates to crime scene photography; and capture images of a latent print appropriate for comparison analysis using laptop-based software controls, D-SLR and copy stand. Skills Obtained Digital Crime Scene, Crime Scene Photography, Laboratory Photography, Photographic Principles, Photographic Printing, Camera Techniques, Crime Scene Documentation, PhotographyContact Lori SullivanSenior Instructional Design StrategistNational Forensic Science Technology CenterDigital Forensics Critical Skills Badge
Continuing EducationInstruction Method Hybrid, Online Department / Unit National Forensic Science Technology Center Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Foundational Description Developed within the Global Forensic and Justice Center, this badge recognizes competency in digital evidence collection, processing, and data triage. Earners can apply forensically sound investigative techniques associated with digital evidence; list and describe tools used in a digital forensics investigation; and identify, preserve, extract, analyze and report forensic evidence located on digital devices using the appropriate forensic tools. Skills Obtained Digital Evidence Analysis, Forensic Evidence Preservation, Forensic Tools Understanding, Investigative Techniques, Mobile Forensics, Computer Forensics, Digital Forensics Contact Lori SullivanSenior Instructional Design StrategistNational Forensic Science Technology CenterDigital Forensics Fundamental Skills
Current FIU Students, Continuing EducationInstruction Method Online Department / Unit College of Engineering and Computing Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Foundational Description Developed within the Global Forensic and Justice Center, this badge recognizes competency in explaining and properly applying forensically sound methodologies, tools, and techniques used in the collection, preservation and processing of digital evidence. Earners can explain concepts relating to digital evidence; create forensic images using correct methodologies and tools; and locate and extract artifacts of forensic significance from digital devices using forensically methods. Micro-Credential Prerequisites FIU Students: EEL 2880 or equivalent or CNT 4403 or permission of the instructor.Continuing Education: NoneSkills Obtained Forensics, Forensic Methodologies, Digital Evidence. Forensic Imaging, Forensic Artifacts, Digital Forensics Contact Matthew RuddellInstructorDiversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Fundraising: Inclusive Philanthropy
Continuing EducationInstruction Method Online Department / Unit FIU Foundation and Office of Inclusive Philanthropy Currently Enrolling? Yes Description Developed within the FIU Foundation and Office of Inclusive Philanthropy, this badge recognizes fundamental knowledge in understanding the steps to establish an Office of Inclusive Philanthropy. Earners can identify initiatives gaps and need-based funding to support DEI Initiatives at the university and college/unit levels. Earners of this badge are equipped with valuable tools to help create a case statement for donors wishing to invest in social justice and equity initiatives. Micro-Credential Prerequisites University/Advancement DEI Leaders and Advancement Professionals Skills Obtained Career Management, Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Digital Technology, Global/Intercultural Fluency, Leadership, Philanthropy, Professionalism/Work Ethic, Teamwork/Collaboration Contact Adjua"Maia" McGill
amcgill@fiu.eduEnacting Global Learning
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid Department / Unit Office of Global Learning Initiatives Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Undergraduate Description Developed by the Office of Global Learning Initiatives, earners of this badge understand global dynamics and have developed the ability to examine complex global issues from multiple perspectives. They are equipped with the cultural awareness, civic engagement, and collaboration skills needed to build a more just, peaceful, inclusive and environmentally sustainable world. Micro-Credential Prerequisites This micro-credential is designed to introduce students to global learning. No previous global learning knowledge required. Skills Obtained Civic Responsibility, Collaboration, Communication, Cultural Awareness, Global Dynamics, Group Dynamics, Humanitarianism and Civic Engagement, Interpersonal Interaction, Self-Awareness Contact Ana Prado
aprado@fiu.eduEntrepreneurship Basics
Current FIU Students, FIU Faculty and StaffInstruction Method Department / Unit StartUP FIU Currently Enrolling? No Level Foundational Description Developed within StartUP FIU, this badge recognizes completion of StartUP FIU’s Student Innovation Bootcamp and demonstration of analytical skills required to start a viable business. Earners can apply design thinking; find customers; understand market need; develop/test initial prototype concepts; conduct competitive analysis/advantage; understand pricing and unit economics; and create early business models concepts in startup organization.Skills Obtained Communication, Initiative, Problem Solving, Ability To Design Prototypes, Business Model Creation Contact Stephanie Bergin
sbergin@fiu.eduEvent Leadership - South Beach Wine and Food Festival
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid Department / Unit Chaplin School of Hospitality and Tourism Management Currently Enrolling? No Level Foundational Description Developed within the Chaplin School of Hospitality and Tourism Management, this badge recognizes earner achievement of core event leadership and management competencies. Earners can organize/plan/prioritize event logistics; demonstrate effective communication with multiple stakeholders; manage the guest experience; and demonstrate problem-solving skills as a SOBE WFF event(s) lead. Earners have served as an event lead for at least 35 hours and completed leadership training. Micro-Credential Prerequisites To be eligible for this badge, students must be designated as a lead for a SOBEWFF event and volunteer for a minimum of 35 hours as a lead during the event and satisfactorily complete the full event lead training program provided by SOBE. CSHTM will review and validate these requirements. Students cannot earn both badges at the same time. If the student were a volunteer and then selected as a lead the next year, the student could earn both badges over the cycle of their student experience.Skills Obtained Collaboration, Problem-Solving, Critical Thinking, Event Leadership, Event Management, Effective Communication, Oral / Written Communication, Leadership, TeamworkContact Joseph CilliEvent Operations - South Beach Food and Wine Festival
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid Department / Unit Chaplin School of Hospitality and Tourism Management Currently Enrolling? No Level Foundational Description Developed within the Chaplin School of Hospitality and Tourism Management, this badge recognizes earner achievement of core event operation/facilitation competencies such as teamwork, interpersonal communication, event planning, management, and guest service as a SOBE WFF event(s) volunteer. Earners of this badge are equipped with valuable tools to begin careers as hospitality professionals. Micro-Credential Prerequisites To be eligible for this badge, students must be designated as a lead for a SOBEWFF event and volunteer for a minimum of 35 hours as a lead during the event and satisfactorily complete the full event lead training program provided by SOBE. CSHTM will review and validate these requirements. Students cannot earn both badges at the same time. If the student were a volunteer and then selected as a lead the next year, the student could earn both badges over the cycle of their student experience.Skills Obtained Event Operations, Teamwork, Event Planning, Event Management, Oral / Written Communication, Interpersonal Communication, Career Management, Problem-Solving, ProfessionalismContact Joseph CilliEvent Production Lead - North Miami BrewFest
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid Department / Unit Chaplin School of Hospitality and Tourism Management Currently Enrolling? No Level Foundational Description Developed within the Chaplin School of Hospitality and Tourism Management, this badge recognizes event production knowledge and leadership skills required for large walkaround events. Earners can plan events, deploy personnel effectively; identify and adapt to factors that influence event success; and recognize the impact of good leadership on achieving operational goals. Micro-Credential Prerequisites Successfully complete the BrewFest Student Scholar interview processSkills Obtained Event Leadership, Event Management, Event Logistics, Self Development, Communication, Leadership, Teamwork, Event Production, Professionalism, Critical Thinking, Career DevelopmentContact Christina JardimForensic Chemical Analysis Critical Skills Badge
Continuing EducationInstruction Method Hybrid, Online Department / Unit National Forensic Science Technology Center Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Foundational Description Developed within the Global Forensic and Justice Center, this badge recognizes competency in performing chemical analysis of known and unknown substances such as drugs and explosive materials. Earners can define trace and bulk chemical material; explain how trace material can be transferred; list basic rules of safe chemical material collection; and conduct presumptive and confirmatory testing of known and unknown trace materials using appropriate tools, techniques and processes. Skills Obtained Chemical Materials Analysis, Chemicals Testing, Forensic Chemical Analysis, Chemical Collections, Chemical Materials Collections, Chemical StorageContact Lori SullivanSenior Instructional Design StrategistNational Forensic Science Technology CenterFoundations of Cyber Operations
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Online Department / Unit Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Undergraduate Description Developed within the Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy, this badge recognizes foundational knowledge of the cybersecurity tools that will equip them for careers as cybersecurity professionals. Topics include: types and effects of cyber operations; cyber operators, their targets, and international cyber milieus; and how cyber operations impact our lives. Duration 1 semester Skills Obtained Communication - Written and Oral, Cyber Operations, Cyber Operations Classifications, Impact,Indentification, Cyber Operations Target Identification, Digital Technology, Global/Intercultural Fluency, Knowledge Aquisition, Knowledge Construction, Knowledge Integration & Application, Professionalism, Work Ethic Contact Aldo Fonseca
alfonsec@fiu.eduLearn more Foundations of Diversity, Equity, and Belonging in the Workplace
FIU Faculty and StaffInstruction Method Online Department / Unit Division of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion, Talent Acquisition and Management Currently Enrolling? Yes Description Developed within the Division of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, this badge recognizes the ability to evaluate diverse perspectives, develop strategies for co-creating an inclusive environment, and demonstrate effective intercultural communication skills. Earners of this badge demonstrate knowledge through reflections on a series of conversations, completion of applied assessments, and through creation of a diversity, equity, and belonging action plan. Micro-Credential Prerequisites Completion of previous leadership development program at FIU (LEAP, ELP, PLP) Duration 4 weeks Skills Obtained Career & Self-Development, Communication, Diveristy, Diversity & Inclusion, Equity, Equity & Inclusion, Human & Organizational Resources, Leadership, Personal Foundations, Professionalism, Teamwork Contact Dr. Emmanuele Bowles
archange@fiu.edu
Joliett Vega-Klucevsek
jolivega@fiu.eduLearn more Foundations of Interdisciplinary Global Learning Research
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Online Department / Unit Office of Global Learning Initiatives Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Graduate Description Developed by the Office of Global Learning, this badge recognizes that earners can distinguish diverse perspectives different from their own, develop cultural humility, and analyze the history of the geographic area in which their research is situated. Students will gain valuable skills to conduct globally focused research and achieve success in their chosen professional fields. Micro-Credential Prerequisites GPA: 3.0 Skills Obtained Analysis and Interpretation, Civic Engagement, Civic Responsibility, Communication, Critical Thinking, Design and Logic, Global Learning, Group Dynamics, Integrative Learning, Intercultural Knowledge and Competency, Interpersonal Interaction, Learning And Reasoning, Problem Formulation, Self-Awareness And Development, Written and Oral Communication Contact Sherrie Beeson
sbeeson@fiu.eduFoundations of Workplace Collaboration
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Online Department / Unit Department of English Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Undergraduate Description Offered by FIU to all learners, this badge recognizes foundational knowledge of workplace collaboration skills. Earners can describe the function of collaboration in the workplace, discuss essential collaboration skills and strategies, and describe the role of collaboration in their professional development. Micro-Credential Prerequisites N/A Skills Obtained Career Management, Communication - Written And Oral, Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Professionalism/Work Ethic, Teamwork/Collaboration Contact Michael Creeden
creedenm@fiu.eduFundamental Conflict Management Techniques for Students
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid, Online Department / Unit Academic and Student Affairs Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Undergraduate, Graduate Description Developed within the Division of Academic and Student Affairs, this badge recognizes foundational skills in conflict management including critical thinking, problem solving, collaboration, effective communication, and active listening. Earners can recognize and understand how conflict impacts their life and are equipped with valuable tools to confidently deal with conflict in their personal life, education, community, or workplace. Micro-Credential Prerequisites Currently enrolled in semesterSkills Obtained Collaboration, Conflict Management Techniques, Effective Communication, Independence, Neutrality And Impartiality, Problem-Solving, Active Listening, Critical ThinkingContact Sofia TrellesFundamentals of Business Development for Creative Practitioners
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid, Online Department / Unit CARTA Radcliffe Art + Design Incubator Currently Enrolling? No Level Undergraduate, Graduate Description Developed within the Ratcliffe Art and Design Incubator - College of Communication, Architecture + The Arts, this badge recognizes development of the mindset and skills needed to align a creative practice with a business model. Earners are familiar with the language of entrepreneurship; can move from a creative idea to a sustainable product and business model; develop strategies to connect and engage with customers; and use a canvas to define and model their business ideas. Duration 1 semester Skills Obtained Business Fundamentals, Business Model Canvas, Career Management, Communication - Oral & Written, Customer Identification, Entrepreneurship, Leadership, Organization, Problem-Solving, Process Learing, Resource Identification, Strategic and Critical Thinking Contact Neil Ramsay
nramsay@fiu.eduFundamentals of Climate Leadership
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid Department / Unit Institute of Environment Currently Enrolling? No Description Developed within the Institute of Environment - College of Arts, Sciences, and Education, this badge recognizes foundational knowledge in climate advocacy, science communications, and professional leadership. Earners can advocate for social and environmental issues, identify local and national climate-related challenges, and recognize how to create solutions for improving community wellbeing. This micro-credential is offered in partnership with Sachamama, Inc. Micro-Credential Prerequisites Good Academic Standing Skills Obtained Climate Advocacy, Professional Leadership Skills, Environmental and Social Responsibility, Identify Local and National Climate-Related Challenges, Improve Community Wellbeing, Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Written Communication, Teamwork/Collaboration, Oral Communication, Global/Intercultural Fluency, Self-Observation, Professionalism/Work Ethic, Self-Awareness, Science CommunicationContact Shahin VassighProfessor of ArchitectureFundamentals of Commercializing Research: Business Model Fundamentals
Current FIU Students, FIU Faculty and StaffInstruction Method Department / Unit StartUP FIU Currently Enrolling? No Level Foundational Description Developed by StartUP FIU, this badge recognizes competence in business model fundamentals. Earners understand the opportunities business models provide for creating value, innovating and building a competitive advantage. Earners understand innovation in each part of the value chain and alternative approaches to value creation in a business model. Skills Obtained Analytical Skills/Critical Thinking, Business Model Development, Commercialization, Business Value Creation, Written CommunicationContact Stephanie Bergin
sbergin@fiu.eduFundamentals of Commercializing Research: Creativity, Opportunity and Creating Value
Current FIU Students, FIU Faculty and StaffInstruction Method Department / Unit StartUP FIU Currently Enrolling? No Level FoundationalDescription Developed by StartUp FIU, this badge recognizes competency in commercializing ideas or research through desirability, feasibility, and viability analyses. Earners understand the role of creativity and innovation in value creation and the fundamentals of how to identify commercial opportunities.Skills Obtained Critical Thinking, Knowledge Acquisition, Intrapersonal Development, Practical Competence, LeadershipContact Stephanie Bergin
sbergin@fiu.eduFundamentals of Commercializing Research to Create Value: Pitching, Financial Modeling, Legal and Capital
Current FIU Students, FIU Faculty and StaffInstruction Method Department / Unit StartUP FIU Currently Enrolling? No Level Foundational Description Developed by StartUp FIU, this badge recognizes competency in key areas of entrepreneurship and commercializing research: storytelling and pitching to investors, financial modeling, and legal issues and capital raising. Earners can calculate pre-money and post-money valuation, create an assumptions page for a financial model, evaluate investors, and develop an investor pitch deck. Skills Obtained Communication-Written And Oral, Collaboration And Teamwork, Leadership, Commercialization, Knowledge Acquisition, Integration And Application, Cognitive Complexity, Practical Competence, Fundraising, Financial Modeling, Career Management, Finance, Critical ThinkingContact Stephanie Bergin
sbergin@fiu.eduFundamentals of Corporate Communication
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid, Online, In-Person Department / Unit College of Communication Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Undergraduate Description Developed within the Department of Communication and the FIU EMBRACE program, this badge recognizes the ability to navigate an office setting and how to effectively communicate with those around them in a corporate, business environment. Learners have demonstrated oral communication skills and written communication skills, such as the ability to draft proper emails, memos, and letters. Learners also understand different organizations and their hierarchies. Duration 1 semester Skills Obtained Career Management, Communication - Written And Oral, Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Professionalism/Work Ethic, Public Speaking, Teamwork/Collaboration Contact Jessica Delgado
delgadoj@fiu.eduFundamentals of Cosmology and Cosmogony
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method In-Person Department / Unit Department of Religious Studies, Department of Physics Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Undergraduate Description Developed within the Department of Religious Studies and the Department of Physics, this badge recognizes fundamental knowledge of the universe's origins and of life. Earners understand how cosmogony, or origin stories, within different cultures have developed. Earners of this badge recognize that imagination is a source of scientific knowledge and are better equipped to understand how speculation plays a part in science and religion. Micro-Credential Prerequisites Enrollment in one of the classes - Descriptive Astronomy or Religion & Science Fiction Skills Obtained Communication - Written And Oral, Cosmogony, Cosmology, Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Global/Intercultural Fluency Contact Jeanette Smith
jesmith@fiu.eduFundamentals of Cybersecurity Career Management
Continuing EducationInstruction Method Online Department / Unit Academic Programs and Partnerships: Cyber Apprenticeship Program Currently Enrolling? No Description Developed for the Cybersecurity Apprenticeship Program, this badge recognizes the development of career management skills, resume writing skills, and interviewing skills relevant to the cybersecurity profession. Earners understand the different types of cybersecurity roles, can identify the skills needed for those roles, and demonstrate what they have learned through creating a professional resume, and professional development plan. Micro-Credential Prerequisites Acceptance into FIU Cyber Pre-Apprenticeship Program Duration 6 months - 1 year Skills Obtained Career Management, Critical Thinking, Cybersecurity, Digital Technology, Written Communication Contact Jarrod Benjamin
jbenjami@fiu.eduFundamentals of Financial Literacy
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Online Department / Unit Academic Programs & Partnerships: Financial Wellness Program Currently Enrolling? No Level Undergraduate, Graduate Description Developed within the Division of Academic and Student Affairs, this badge recognizes fundamental principles of financial literacy, allowing earners to manage their finances while in college. Earners can demonstrate an understanding of how to finance their education, manage their personal expenses, and plan for their future by learning to navigate difficult financial decisions. Duration 1-2 semesters Skills Obtained Budget Management, College Finances, Critical Thinking, Financial Goal Setting, Financial Literacy, Financial Strategies, Self-Awareness, Smart Borrowing, Smart Saving, Smart Spending Contact Kimberly Noy
kimbenoy@fiu.eduFundamentals of Human Trafficking Prevention
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid, Online Department / Unit Nicole Wertheim College of Nursing & Health Sciences Currently Enrolling? No Level Foundational Description Developed within the Nicole Wertheim College of Nursing and Health Sciences, this badge recognizes foundational knowledge of the varying forms of human trafficking and helps earners develop skills to identify risk factors for trafficking. Topics include roles of relevant professions in preventing human trafficking, treating survivors, serving as advocates for survivors, identifying those at risk, referring to services, and working with law enforcement. Micro-Credential Prerequisites FIU Students - initially will be promoted primarily within the NWCNHSSkills Obtained Preventing Human Trafficking, Supporting Survivors, Refer To Services, Work With Law Enforcement, Advocacy, Human Trafficking Awareness, Identifying Human Trafficking, Human Trafficking Prevention In The Health FieldContact Amy Paul-WardAssociate ProfessorFundamentals of Medical Grant Writing for Underserved Communities
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid Department / Unit Department of Humanities, Health, and Society Currently Enrolling? No Level Graduate Description Developed within the Department of Humanities, Health, and Society - Herbert Wertheim College of Medicine, this badge provides a foundation in medical grant writing. Earners demonstrate competency in key areas such as conducting a needs assessment, writing program objectives, developing a proposal and implementation timeline, writing a budget, and designing an assessment plan. Earners can coherently and persuasively present a proposed program. Duration 3 semesters Skills Obtained Assessing Outcomes, Community-based Grant Proposal Writing, Medical Grant Writing, Needs Assessment, Program Budgeting, Program Development, Program Implementation, Project Management, Public Speaking, and Writing Program Objectives Contact Dr. Sarah Stumbar
sstumbar@fiu.eduFundamentals of Public Advocacy for Informed Citizens
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid Department / Unit Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Undergraduate, Graduate Description Developed within the Jack Gordon Institute for Public Policy, this badge recognizes the ability to interact with policymakers at all levels of government. Learners have demonstrated how to advocate for desired positions and outcomes. They have also demonstrated what level of government to contact for a particular issue, how to effectively communicate positions, how to respond, and how to develop relationships with elected officials and staff. Micro-Credential Prerequisites None Duration 1 semester Skills Obtained Advocacy, Career Management, Communication - Written And Oral, Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Leadership, Professionalism/Work Ethic, Teamwork/Collaboration Contact Anitere Flores
floresan@fiu.eduFundamentals of Public Interest Technology
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Online Department / Unit Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy Currently Enrolling? No Level Undergraduate Description Developed within the Jack D. Gordon Institute for Public Policy, this badge provides an overview of public interest technology within public and private sectors. Earners understand the application of public interest technology; the role of artificial intelligence and machine learning to the development of timely and relevant policies; and can wield the tools of the relevant technical domains and assess their social and political implications. Duration 1 semester Skills Obtained Civic Service Design, Core Concepts of Artificial Intelligence, Ethics and Machine Learning, Public Interest Technology, and Public Service Technology Contact Aldo Fonseca
alfonsec@fiu.eduFundamentals of Scientific Diving
Current FIU Students, Continuing EducationInstruction Method Hybrid, Online Department / Unit Institute of Environment Currently Enrolling? No Level Foundational Description Developed within the Aquarius Reef Base (Institute of Environment - College of Arts, Sciences, and Education), this badge recognizes knowledge of the physics of diving and its effects on human physiology. Earners can identify diving-related injuries and associated remedies, and understand safe research dive planning, operations and equipment. Earners fulfill partial requirements to become certified scientific divers through FIU. Micro-Credential Prerequisites Current FIU Students/Faculty/Staff – Be enrolled in the following courses: Undergraduate (BSC4473C), Graduate (OCB6927)Skills Obtained Physics Of Diving, Safe Research Dive Planning, Operations And Equipment, Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Teamwork/Collaboration, Leadership, Professionalism/Work Ethic, Written Communication, AAUS Scientific Diving StandardsContact Thomas PottsFundamentals of Social Justice
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid Department / Unit Office of Social Justice and Inclusion Currently Enrolling? No Level Undergraduate, Graduate Description Developed within the Office of Social Justice and Inclusion in the Division of Academic and Student Affairs, this badge recognizes foundational knowledge on the societal values that lead to empowering social change. Earners will learn to act with empathy and impact; articulate their understanding of social injustices and inequities; and demonstrate how serving the FIU community relates to advocating for positive change through active engagement in conferences, trainings, and seminars. Duration TBD Skills Obtained Advocacy, Conflcit Resolution Skills, Cultural Competencies, Ethical Decision Making, Identifying Bias, Reflective Listening, Social Equity, and Social Justice Contact Jeffrey McNamee
mcnameej@fiu.eduLearn more Gender Equity for Leaders in Public & Non-Profit Organizations
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid Department / Unit Public Policy and Administration Currently Enrolling? No Level Graduate Description Developed within the Department of Public Policy and Administration Steven J. Green School of International and Public Affairs, this badge recognizes foundational ability in cultivating and promoting gender equity within an organization. Earners can identify and analyze potential barriers that limit career advancement and the strategies that facilitate career progression and leadership opportunities. Micro-Credential Prerequisites Current FIU graduate students in good academic standing Duration 1 semester Skills Obtained Cultivating and Promoting Gender Equity, Gender Equity, Leadership, Public & Non-proft Organizations, and Theoretical and Practical Assessment Contact Meredith Newman
newmanm@fiu.eduGrant Proposal Development
Current FIU Students, Continuing Education, FIU Faculty and StaffInstruction Method Department / Unit Jorge M. Pérez Metropolitan Center Currently Enrolling? No Level FoundationalDescription Developed within the Jorge M. Perez Metropolitan Center, this badge recognizes competency in practical and conceptual aspects important to the grant proposal-writing process. Earners can identify appropriate grant opportunities and prospective funders, develop content for competitive grant proposals, and effectively write a grant proposal outline.Duration Days Skills Obtained Written Communication, Proposal Development, Grant Writing, Data Collection, Critical ThinkingContact Caroline Bernard Stokes
cabernar@fiu.eduHospitality Operations
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid Department / Unit Chaplin School of Hospitality and Tourism Management Currently Enrolling? No Level Undergraduate Description Developed within the Chaplin School of Hospitality and Tourism Management, this badge focuses on the fundamentals of restaurant and hotel/lodging operations and helps earners connect classroom instruction with industry operations. Earners will be able to identify and articulate career opportunities and build a narrative around their hospitality operations competencies to and skills. Micro-Credential Prerequisites Active HOSP: BS Student Duration 1-3 semesters (HFT1000, HFT3263, and HFT3453) Skills Obtained Career Management, Hospitality, Hotel Lodging Operations, Intrapersonal Development, Knwoeldge Acquistion, Knwoeldge Construction, Knowledge Intregation and Application, Practical Competence, Resturant Lodging Operations, and Resume Building Contact Nico Rose
nirose@fiu.eduInitiative
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid Department / Unit Academic and Student Affairs Currently Enrolling? No Level Undergraduate Description Offered by FIU to all learners, this badge recognizes foundational knowledge of the role of initiative in personal and professional success. Earners display four core sub-competencies: self-awareness, learning from both "failure" and "success", leading without an official "leader" role or title; and motivating others to take action. Duration 1 semester Skills Obtained Act as a Catalyst, Adapability, Agent of Change, Critical Thinking, Initiative, Leadership, Perseverance, Problem Solving, and Self-Awareness Contact Bridgette Cram
bcram@fiu.eduInterprofessional Cross-disciplinary Collaboration
FIU Faculty and StaffInstruction Method Online Department / Unit FIU Central Badge Currently Enrolling? Yes Level FoundationalDescription Offered by FIU, this badge recognizes competency in working across disciplines to maintain a climate of respect and shared values when working on collaborative initiatives. Earners can use knowledge of one’s own role and responsibilities and those of others to achieve identified goals and outcomes; effectively communicate to support a team approach; and apply relationship-building attitudes and behaviors that foster successful team dynamics.Pre-requirements None Duration 1 semester Skills Obtained Interprofessional Cross-disciplinary Collaboration, Collaborative Initiatives, Values And Ethics, Roles And Responsibilities, Communication, TeamworkContact Deborah Witt Sherman
desherma@fiu.eduLatent Print Critical Skills Badge
Continuing EducationInstruction Method Hybrid, Online Department / Unit National Forensic Science Technology Center Currently Enrolling? Yes Level FoundationalDescription Developed within the Global Forensic and Justice Center, this badge recognizes competency in the ability to lift, process and document searchable latent prints. Learners can describe the characteristics and composition of friction ridges; describe how to make invisible prints visible; and apply techniques used to recover latent fingerprints from a variety of surfaces in a field or laboratory environment. Micro-Credential Prerequisites Not applicable. This program is only available on a contract basis. Eligible participants are determined by the DoD. Skills Obtained Latent Fingerprint Techniques, Fingerprinting, Evidence Collection, Latent Print Processing, Latent Print DevelopmentContact Lori SullivanSenior Instructional Design StrategistNational Forensic Science Technology CenterLeadership Agility
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Online Department / Unit Center for Leadership Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Undergraduate Description Developed within the Center for Leadership, this badge recognizes fundamental knowledge of leadership during times of change and uncertainty and introduces leadership as a skill that can be developed. Earners can demonstrate understanding by navigating various forms of change, trends, resilience, healthy work cultures, and identifying strengths and conflict. Micro-Credential Prerequisites At least 60 credit hours completed, and a minimum GPA of 3.0 Duration 1 semester Skills Obtained Career Management, Communication, Conflict Resolution, Critical Thinking, Identifying Macro Trends, Identifying Strengths, Implementing Change, Interpersonal Competence, Intrapersonal Development, Knowledge Acquisition, Knowledge Application, Knowledge Construction, Knowledge Integration, Leadership, Leading Change, Oral Communication, Problem Solving, Professionalism, Resilience, Understanding Trends, Work Cultures, Work Ethic, and Written Communication Contact Jessica Sotomayor
jmsotoma@fiu.eduLeading Remote and Hybrid Teams
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid Department / Unit Chapman Graduate School of Business - MBA Program Currently Enrolling? No Level FoundationalDescription Developed within the Master of Business Administration Program - Chapman Graduate School of Business, this badge recognizes fundamental knowledge of strategic and tactical best practices for developing and sustaining high performing remote teams. Earners can identify key leadership strategies for engaging and motivating team members; describe infrastructure for success in today’s remote and hybrid work settings; and apply key leadership skills in a team setting to address present challenges. Micro-Credential Prerequisites Current MBA students Skills Obtained Remote Teams, Hybrid Teams, Leadership Strategies, Motivate Team Members, Develop Processes, Identify Infrastructure For Success, Integration And Application, Cognitive Complexity, Intrapersonal Development, Knowledge AcquisitionContact Angel J. Burgos
angburgo@fiu.eduNarrative Pitching: Startup Storytelling for Investors, Partners and Customers
Current FIU Students, Continuing Education, FIU Faculty and StaffInstruction Method Department / Unit StartUP FIU Currently Enrolling? No Level FoundationalDescription Developed by StartUp FIU, this badge recognizes competency in storytelling techniques used to pitch to different audiences within the startup ecosystem. Throughout the interactive process of this micro-credential, earners will develop their narrative pitching skills and ability to provide and respond to feedback. Earners can develop a unique story arc, write a script, create a compelling slide deck and present a pitch for their own idea. Skills Obtained Critical Thinking, Written Communication, Leadership, Career Management, Work EthicContact Stephanie Bergin
sbergin@fiu.eduOnline Live
FIU Faculty and StaffInstruction Method Online Department / Unit FIU Online Currently Enrolling? No Description Developed by FIU Online, this badge recognizes development of skills and strategies necessary to advance the online student experience. Earners demonstrate competency in developing real-time virtual classrooms, incorporating synchronous sessions, integrating interactive and adaptable engagement opportunities, implementing intentional course development and developing learning modalities where the pedagogical delivery of instruction is enhanced by modern technology. Duration 1 semester Skills Obtained Adaptive Engagement, Cognitive Complexity, Equitable Instruction, Immersive Communication, Instructional Delivery, Interpersonal Competence, Intrapersonal Development, Knowledge Acquistion, Knowledge Construction, Knowledge Intregration and Application, Online Learning, Practical Competence, and Remote Learning Contact Raquel Perez
raqperez@fiu.eduPublic Speaking
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid, In-Person Department / Unit College of Communication, College of Communication, Architecture + The Arts Currently Enrolling? Yes Description Developed within the College of Communication, Architecture + The Arts, this badge recognizes the development of fundamental oral communication skills. Earners employ best practices to present information clearly and concisely in a workplace setting. Public speaking enhances the ability to confidently interact with professionals, discuss new ideas, solve problems, and lead a team to a common goal.Micro-Credential Prerequisites SPC 2608: Open to all degree seeking students, no pre-reqs. SPC 3602: SPC 2608 is the pre-reqSkills Obtained Oral Communication, Effective Public Speaking, Confidently Interact with Professionals, Develop New Ideas, Lead a Team, Content Knowledge, Written Communication, Effective Presentation of Technical Speech, Effective Presentation of Persuasive Speech, Innovate, Career Management, Research Digital Technology, Critical Thinking, Problem SolveContact Gabriella PortelaProgram ManagerQuality Enhancement Plan Micro-Credential Alignment
FIU Faculty and StaffInstruction Method Hybrid, Online Department / Unit Academic and Student Affairs Currently Enrolling? Yes Description Developed within the Division of Academic and Student Affairs, this badge recognizes training in delivering content aligned to a FIU Quality Enhancement Plan micro-credential. Earners can articulate the value of these credentials for student success in the 21st-century workplace, assess student learning, describe the available learning modalities, develop strategies to promote student completion, and reflect upon and describe the skills needed to deliver a micro-credential.Duration 1 semester Skills Obtained Assess Student Learning, Articulate The Benefits and Values of Micro-Credentials, Develop Strategies to Promote Student Completion, Identify 21st Century Workforce Skills, Assessment Best Practices, Communication - Written and Oral, Applied Critical Thinking, Career ManagementContact Jennifer Doherty-RestrepoDirector of AccreditationAngela WalmsleyQEP Faculty DirectorRecognizing Interdisciplinary Patterns: Medicine and Lusophone Literatures
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method In-Person Department / Unit Modern Languages, College of Medicine Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Undergraduate, Graduate Description Developed within the Department of Modern Languages and the College of Medicine, this badge recognizes fundamental knowledge on how medical content is represented in Portuguese and Brazilian literatures. By establishing connections between disciplines, earners can integrate scientific knowledge with poetic, philosophical, and ethical questioning. Earners recognize how disease emotionally impacts patients and can describe medical phenomena through metaphors, enhancing patient communication. Micro-Credential Prerequisites N/A Skills Obtained Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Medicine and Lusophone Literatures. Oral Communication, Written Commuinication Contact Nicola Gavioli
ngavioli@fiu.eduRemote Teach Ready
FIU Faculty and StaffInstruction Method Department / Unit Academic and Student Affairs, FIU Online Currently Enrolling? No Description Developed by Faculty Leadership and Success, Information Technology, and the Division of Academic and Student Affairs, this badge recognizes fundamental knowledge in using remote teaching technologies to ensure academic continuity. Topics include remote course development; essentials of Zoom; Canvas basics such as navigation, managing assignments and assessments, writing alternative assessments, communicating course content, connecting with students; and following FERPA guidelines. Duration TBD Skills Obtained Canvas Course Development, Creating Canvas Assignments, FERPA, Remote Teaching, Teaching with Zoom, and Writing Assessments Contact Christina Schettini
cschetti@fiu.eduResearch Commercialization Basics
Current FIU Students, FIU Faculty and StaffInstruction Method Department / Unit StartUP FIU Currently Enrolling? No Level FoundationalDescription Developed within StartUP FIU - Research Innovation Bootcamp, this badge recognizes successful completion of StartUP FIU’s Research Innovation Bootcamp and development of hypotheses for applying earner’s research topics as solutions in a marketplace. Earners can describe innovation, understand user need and market demand, develop initial prototype concepts, conduct in-depth competitive analysis, understand pricing/unit economics, and create a business model concept.Skills Obtained Ability To Design Prototypes, Competitive Analysis, Business Model Development, Analytical Skills/Critical Thinking, Creating A Value PropositionContact Stephanie Bergin
sbergin@fiu.eduResilience
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Online Department / Unit Academic and Student Affairs Currently Enrolling? Yes Description Offered by FIU to all learners, this badge presents resilience in personal and professional contexts. Learners will develop the capacity to bounce back from stress, challenge, and adversity; to learn from experience; to exhibit flexibility; and to focus on solutions. Duration TBD Skills Obtained Adaptablity, Cognitive and Emotional Flexibility, Critical Thinking, Perseverance, Problem Solving, Resilience, and Self-Awareness Contact Michael Creeden
creedenm@fiu.eduSafe Opioid Prescribing Strategies
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid Department / Unit Graduate Nursing, Nursing Anesthesia Currently Enrolling? No Level Graduate Description Developed within the Nicole Wertheim College of Nursing and Health Sciences, this badge provides Advanced Practice Registered Nursing (APRN) students with evidence-based training on opioid misuse. Topics include prevention strategies, medication-assisted treatment (MAT), and non-opioid pain management. Micro-Credential Prerequisites Graduate Nursing Tack, Nurse Anesthesia Track. Pre-requisites: successful completion of Advanced Pharamacology (NGR172) or equivalent. Duration 1 semester Skills Obtained Acute and Chronic Pain Management, Basic Principles of Pain, Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Medication Assisted Treatment Training, Mental Health, Opioid Management, Pharmacological Pain Management, Pre-Hospital Emergency Care, and Prescribing Strategies Contact Derrick C. Glymph
dglymph@fiu.eduScience Communication and Storytelling
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid Department / Unit College of Arts, Sciences & Education Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Undergraduate, Graduate Description Developed within the College of Arts, Sciences, and Education, this badge recognizes competence in communicating science clearly, vividly, and in a relatable and entertaining way. Using storytelling techniques and multimedia elements, earners learn to deliver their message, speak without jargon, explain meaning and context, and respond to questions. Earners will develop and deliver an engaging short oral presentation on scientific topics. Duration 6-8 weeks Contact Dr. Mireya Mayor
mmayor@fiu.eduSocial Equity in Human Resource Management in Public and Nonprofit Organizations
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid, Online, In-Person Department / Unit Currently Enrolling? No Level FoundationalDescription Developed within the Department of Public Policy and Administration, this badge recognizes foundational knowledge useful for developing and maintaining a workforce to promote social equity. Earners will understand how to integrate social equity into HRM policies and processes and are equipped with valuable tools to advance their careers as HR managers in all sectors. Micro-Credential Prerequisites Current FIU graduate students in good academic standingSkills Obtained Social Equity, HRM Policy and Procedures, Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Written Communication, Leadership, Professionalism/Work Ethic, Career Management, Digital Technology, Human Resource ManagementContact Dr. Meredith NewmanStatistical Programming for Environmental Scientists
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Online Department / Unit Institute of Environment Currently Enrolling? No Level Graduate Description Developed within the Institute of Environment - CREST CAChE - College of Arts, Sciences and Education, this badge recognizes foundational skills in statistical programming, a skill that is increasingly in demand in environmental science and ecology. Topics include the basics of R and R-Studio, data structures, data visualization and plotting, data manipulation, functions, loops and conditions, and good practices for coding and debugging. Duration 1 semester Skills Obtained Cognitive Complexity, Critical Thinking and Problem Solving, Data Intution, Data Science Competencies, Data Visualization, Data Wrangling, Digital Technology, Intrapersonal Development, Knowledge Acquisition, Practical Competence, R Programming Contact Dr. Thiago Couto
tbelisar@fiu.eduStrategic Leadership for K-12 Administrators
Continuing EducationInstruction Method Online Department / Unit Center for Leadership Currently Enrolling? No Description Developed within the Center for Leadership, this badge recognizes fundamental leadership skills for K-12 school environments. This badge is designed to empower and challenge current K-12 school leaders to develop stronger awareness of self, effective communication, optimal performance, direct energy for optimal outcomes, improve buy in from key stake holders, and design action plans for personal and professional growth. Skills Obtained Effective Leader, Strategic, Developing Self-Awareness, Communication, Driving Optimal Team Performance, How to Improve Relationships With Your Key Stakeholders, Applied Critical Thinking, Collaboration And Teamwork, Career Development & Professionalism, Oral Communication, Written Communication, Courageous LeaderContact Jessica SotomayorSr. Project ManagerTeaching with Writing in the Disciplines
FIU Faculty and StaffInstruction Method Hybrid, Online, In-Person Department / Unit Writing Across the Curriculum Currently Enrolling? Yes Description Developed within the Writing Across the Curriculum program, this badge recognizes that earners can demonstrate effective teaching with writing in a multilingual-majority university. Earners can understand the benefits and methods of incorporating writing into their courses; create writing assignments, including collaborative projects, respond to student writing, use writing in large-cap vs small-cap classes, and leverage the benefits of multilingualism. Micro-Credential Prerequisites None Duration 1 semester Skills Obtained Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Pedagogy, Professionalism/Work Ethic, Written Communication Contact Kimberly Harrison
harrisok@fiu.eduThinking and Communicating with Data
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid Department / Unit FIU Central Badge Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Undergraduate, Graduate Description Offered by FIU to all learners, this badge recognizes foundational data literacy and data communication skills. Earners develop critical data science competencies including the basics of summarizing data, visualizing and interpreting data; data exploration, associations, and causation; identifying potential ethics, privacy, security issues with data; and communicating with data. Duration 1 semester Skills Obtained Analytical Skills / Critical Thinking, Data Analytics and Visualization, Data and Trends, Data Ethics, Data Privacy and Security, Data Repository, and Oral and Written Communication Skills Contact McLudmer Charite
mcharite@fiu.eduLearn more Understanding Emotional Intelligence
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid Department / Unit FIU Central Badge Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Undergraduate, Graduate Description Offered by FIU to all learners, this badge provides foundational knowledge of emotional intelligence, a set of skills strongly correlated to professional and academic success. Earners are able to recognize and manage emotions; identify negative beliefs and self-talk; listen sympathetically, and better manage relationships. Duration 1 semester Skills Obtained Relationship Management, Self-Awareness, Self-Management, and Social Awareness Contact McLudmer Charite
mcharite@fiu.eduLearn more Women as Empowered Learners and Leaders
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid Department / Unit FIU Women's Center Currently Enrolling? No Level Undergraduate Description Developed within The Women's Center, this badge recognizes the ability to cultivate interpersonal and essential life skills to enable effective relationships; facilitate experiences that improve the educational relevance, quality, and learning environments for all genders; transform gender norms and practices; become agents of social change or create awareness and solutions around stereotypes and inequality; and advocate for gender-equitable policies. Micro-Credential Prerequisites Status as an FIU student and sign-up for a coaching session to help students complete the badge in a timely fashion Duration 4 semesters Skills Obtained Advocacy, Citizenship, Collaboration, Communication Skills, Critical Thinking, Dialog Facilitation, Leadership, Learning from Failure, Planning, Public Speaking, Resilience, Self-Awareness, Social Change Agent, and Voulnteer Contact Dr. Erica Friedman
efriedma@fiu.eduLearn more Writing in the Disciplines
Current FIU StudentsInstruction Method Hybrid, Online, In-Person Department / Unit Writing Across the Curriculum Currently Enrolling? Yes Level Undergraduate Description Developed within the Writing Across the Curriculum program, this badge recognizes that earners are prepared to write for various public and/or professional audiences. In addition, earners of this badge understand that effective writing is discipline-specific, occurring in a variety of contexts for diverse audiences and purposes. Earners are competent in navigating the writing conventions and expectations of their chosen disciplinary areas. Micro-Credential Prerequisites N/A Duration 1 semester Skills Obtained Career Management, Critical Thinking/Problem Solving, Professionalism/Work Ethic, Written Communication Contact Kimberly Harrison
harrisok@fiu.edu
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