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ACCA’s comprehensive training program provides a unique opportunity to study among the masters of our trade. The program is carefully designed to focus on the critical issues challenging our profession and strategies to successfully combat them. The program provides at least 10 hours of hands on training in partnership with Morgan State University. Each attendee who successfully completes at least 10 continuing education credit hours will receive Continuing Education Units (CEU) from Morgan State University. Networking and information exchange combined with a structured classroom curriculum creates the optimum learning environment. Our faculty is comprised of local and nationally recognized experts in their respective fields. ACCA is the first and only organization in the country to offer the Certified Compliance Administrator (CCA) and the Master Compliance Administrator (MCA) certification, the most prestigious academic credentials specific to our discipline. Certified
Compliance Administrator (CCA) Master
Compliance Administrator (MCA) Participants
sign in each class on an official attendance sheet to document
class hours. Participants are responsible for ensuring attendance
is properly recorded. A minimum of 1 CEU (10 hours of training)
can carry over from year to year. If attendance records do not
show the minimum applicable hours of training required for certification,
a CEU Certificate from Morgan State University will not be issued.
About
Morgan State University Morgan
State University (MSU), a historically black institution, has
the unique designation as Maryland’s Public Urban University.
In support of the goals of Morgan State, the mission of the
Center for Continuing and Professional Studies is to serve the
lifelong educational needs of traditional and nontraditional
students pursuing undergraduate, graduate, professional, and
personal growth aspirations. The Center coordinates a broad
variety of educational activities and community services for
learners from the culturally diverse population of Baltimore
City, the State of Maryland, the nation, and the international
community. As an accredited academic institution, Morgan State University offers Continuing Education Units/Credits (CEUs/CRs) and sponsors activities for CEUs/CRs for university departments, organizations in the Baltimore community, the State of Maryland, and nationwide. The Center for Continuing and Professional Studies is the authorized unit at the institution responsible for awarding, administering, and reviewing CEUs/CRs procedures to ensure compliance with established criteria. The Continuing Education Unit/Credit is a uniform unit of measurement used to record participation in non-credit academic, professional, and vocational programs. Activities that qualify for CEUs/CRs are defined as organized continuing education experiences under competent sponsorship, capable direction, and qualified instruction. Morgan
State University Assistant Dean and Assistant Director staff
bios Dr.
Willie A. Bragg She is a member of the Executive Advisory Board on Higher Education, Education Task Force. Her areas of expertise include assessment of young children with special needs, adult education, and international issues related to diverse populations. She has authored and directed numerous grants from the U.S. Department of Education and Housing and Urban Development (HUD), and the National Institute of Health (NIH). These federally funded grants focus on faculty development, leadership in higher education, and university-community partnerships. Ms.
Louise Y. Flamer She is also a Licensed Certified Social Worker – Clinical (LCSW-C). She serves on the Advisory Board (Education Committee) for the Career Academy - Baltimore City Office of Employment Development, and the Gerontology Program Advisory Board at Morgan State University. Morgan
State University
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