All courses taught through CPE must be paid for at the rate established by CPE. CPE is a self-supported unit that has limited participation in formula funding. Therefore, waivers for veterans, university staff, and the State of Georgia do not apply.
Any questions regarding registration or payments should be directed to Registrations at
ce-registrations@georgiasouthern.edu or reach us by phone at 912-478-5551.
CPE will:
- Administer and coordinate an organized schedule of Continuing and Professional Education programs, maintain documentation, and monitor program quality consistent with the CEU category.
- Identify participants who meet the requirements for CEU categories, as required, for satisfactory completion of Continuing and Professional Education programs.
- Maintain a record of participation for each individual to whom CEUs are awarded and provide a transcript to the individual upon request.
- Determination of the number of CEUs for an online course will be determined by any or all of the following: 1) benchmark contact hours from similar courses at other institutions; 2) teach the course face to face once to determine hours; 3) teach online to a pilot group of students and determine the average number of hours to complete the course; 4) use faculty to determine the reasonable number of hours.
CPE students do not receive Eagle ID numbers and are not registered as for-credit students.
Limited student resources will be made available to CPE students, including:
- Parking with a visitor’s permit
- Library privileges
- Use of all campus restaurants, bookstore, university center
Unavailable student resources for CPE students include:
- Fitness center
- EagleXpress/Dining Plan
Code of Conduct & Academic Integrity
- Non-credit Continuing and Professional Education programs and other special programs are compatible with the institution’s mission and goals.
- The granting of credit or Continuing and Professional Education Units (CEUs) for Continuing and Professional Education courses and special learning activities is a) guided by generally accepted norms; b) based on institutional mission and policy; c) consistent across the institution, wherever offered and however delivered; d) appropriate to the objectives of the course; and e) determined by student achievement of identified learning outcomes.
- In addition to undergraduate and graduate programs offered at Georgia Southern University, CPE courses and programs will be offered to the public in accordance with the institution’s mission and strategic plan.
- CPE instruction may be offered by a variety of delivery methods, including blended, face-to-face, and online, and in a variety of settings as is consistent with best educational practices.
- Credit types, such as non-credit, CEUs, contact hours, etc., will be determined during the course and program development and with regard to accreditation and subject-specific requirements.
CPE Course Policies & Participation Terms
CPE strives to ensure a safe and effective learning environment for everyone. As a participant in CPE’s courses and programs, you are expected to conduct yourself with professionalism, courtesy, and respect toward all other students, instructors, and staff. Behavior in violation of this expectation could result in warnings and/or dismissal from current or future courses.
Conference Planning Guidelines & Terms
CPE Conference Services at Georgia Southern University offers comprehensive event management for those seeking a professional, well-organized conference or event space. Our team works closely with you to plan every detail, ensuring that your vision comes to life seamlessly. We guide you from the initial concept all the way through to the final stages, managing everything from venue selection to event execution.
Event Hosting Policies & Venue Rental Information
Camp and Camp Space Rental Info Included in this Section
Each year, Georgia Southern University (GSOU) welcomes numerous groups to its campuses in Statesboro, Savannah, and Hinesville. The Division of Continuing and Professional Education (CPE) serves as the University’s liaison for external organizations wishing to host events at the Nessmith-Lane Center, CPE Center, Armstrong Center, or other select University facilities. This document provides information on the required timeline and documentation needed to ensure that an event is approved and can be hosted on campus.
Disclaimer: These Terms and Conditions are in addition to the rules and requirements stated in the License Agreement. If there are discrepancies between the two, the License Agreement takes precedence. Clients are advised to read both documents carefully and request clarifications prior to signing. Events involving minors must adhere to the University’s Non-Student Minors On-Campus Policy.
Visa Requirements & Invitation Letters for International Guests
All international visitors should check and confirm current visa requirements to enter the United States with the nearest Consulate in your own country prior to departure. You should also check with your country’s embassy on any travel-related restrictions or advisories that may be in place. The Georgia Southern University’s Division of Continuing and Professional Education (CPE) cannot be held responsible for travelers that do not confirm their visa requirements or obtain the appropriate paperwork to travel to a conference.