There is $100 workshop fee that covers all housing, meals, classroom materials, and supplemental materials. The workshop is supported by the Pittsburgh chapter of Safari Club International.

Act 48 of 1999 requires persons holding PA professional educator certification to complete continuing education requirements (6 college credits, 6 credits of continuing professional education courses, 180 hours of continuing professional education, or any combination of these options) every five years in order to maintain their certificates. This is applicable to all educators, regardless of employment status, holding PA public certification including, Instructional I and II, Educational Specialist I and II, Administrative, Supervisory, Vocational, and/or Letters of Eligibility.

The Wild Resource Education Workshop is an opportunity for Pennsylvania teachers to get Act 48, Intermediate Unit, or Slippery Rock Graduate Credit. Each type of credit has different fees and requirements.

Teachers can check their current Act 48 Credit by clicking here.

Slippery Rock University Graduate Credit

Three graduate credits are available for this course. Currently, SRU charges $336 per credit hour for a total of $1,008 for the workshop. The tuition is in addition to the workshop registration fee. There are no additional university fees for this workshop.

If you are already a SRU student, you need to fill out the Graduate Registration Form. You cannot register for this workshop through RockTALK.

If you are not an SRU student, you need to either complete an application for Graduate Admissions or a Special Non Degree Application

Act 48

WREW is eligible for 45 hours of Act 48 credit. There is an additional fee of $5.00 so that students may receive their ACT 48 credit.

Intermediate Unit

Participants are eligible for 90 hours of Intermediate Unit credit. The fee is $40 for credit and all of the forms will be handled by SRU. Completion of final assignment is required for this type of credit.