Join us this summer at one of eight different weeklong institutes offered by the Center for Human Services on the UC Davis campus. The institutes provide a valuable opportunity to learn, hone your skills, network and share resources with other professionals in your field in a setting that's informal, interactive and fun.

Training for Trainers Institute
July 20-24

Leading in Uncertain Times Institute
July 20-24

Eligibility Workers Institute
August 3-7

Public Assistance Fraud Investigators Institute
August 3-7

Fiscal Essentials Institute
August 17-21

Adult Services and IHSS Institute
August 17-21

Employment Services and Welfare to Work Institute: New Paradigms. Pathways and Practices in Changing Times
August 31-September 4

Clerical and Office Assistant Institute
August 31-September 4

Download the booklet for full details and enrollment information or enroll online.

General information about the institutes

Schedule
Participants check in by noon on Monday, and following lunch, the first session begins at 1 p.m. Workshops run from 8:30 a.m. to noon and 1-4:30 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday. The last session is held Friday morning, and the program ends following lunch that day.

Location and accommodations
Lectures and workshops take place at the ARC, (Activities Recreation Center) on the University of California, Davis campus. Institute participants are housed in the Thompson Hall residential complex directly across from the ARC. Each participant will have a private room. The complex also features a courtyard, social lounges, TV lounge, laundry room and parking. Participants also have access to the state-of-the-art fitness facility located in the ARC. Breakfasts, lunches and dinners will be served in the Segundo Dining Hall—within walking distance from Thompson Hall.

Professional credit
The Adult Services Institute is offered for 28 hours of professional continuing education credit from the Board of Behavioral Sciences and the Board of Registered Nursing.

The Public Assistance Investigators Institute is approved for 20-24 hours of P.O.S.T. certification credit.

About UC Davis
UC Davis is the third largest University of California campus. Located 15 miles west of Sacramento, Davis is a Central Valley town of about 62,000 residents. With more than 40 miles of bike paths in town and on campus, Davis is known as the "City of Bicycles." Summer days are sunny, hot and dry with evenings cooled by marine breezes. Some of California's most beautiful regions are within two hours driving distance, including San Francisco, the Napa Valley, the Gold Country and Lake Tahoe.