Earn Your Endorsement in on-campus in La Grande, Oregon or Online at 91传媒.
Equip yourself with the evidence-based, culturally responsive strategies needed to support PreK鈥�12 students impacted by trauma. As a recognized pioneer in trauma-invested pedagogy in Oregon, 91传媒 offers flexible online options designed for practicing educators, school staff, and educational leaders.
Why Study Trauma Pedagogy at 91传媒?
- Pioneering Curriculum: 91传媒 is at the forefront of trauma-informed educational training in the Pacific Northwest.
- 100% Online & Asynchronous: Built specifically for working educators to balance graduate coursework with active teaching schedules.
- Asset-Based Philosophy: Move beyond basic awareness into actionable, strength-based strategies that empower students and reduce teacher burnout.
- Expert Faculty: Learn directly from practitioners and researchers actively leading trauma initiatives in PreK鈥�12 education.
Choose Your Pathway
Trauma-Informed Practices Specialization Certificate
Ideal for: Current Oregon PreK鈥�12 licensed teachers
Format: 100% Online | 18-credit
Overview: Gain actionable skills in neurobiology, Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), and asset-based curriculum design without committing to a full degree program.
Trauma in Educational Communities Specialization Certificate
Ideal for: Non-degree-seeking educators, school counselors, administrators, or out-of-state professionals.
Format: 100% Online | 18-credit
Overview: Earn Oregon鈥檚 premier certificate in trauma education
MS in Education Concentration
Ideal for: Teachers seeking to advance on their district salary schedule while obtaining a complete Master of Science in Education.
Format: 100% Online | 36 Total Credits (Includes 15 Trauma Core Credits)
Overview: Combine core Master鈥檚-level educational theory with specialized trauma-invested coursework to become a systemic leader in your school or district.
Core competencies
Recognize the neurological, genetic, and environmental impacts of trauma, Adverse Childhood Experiences (ACEs), and systemic oppression on student learning.
Move away from deficit-focused teaching by designing curricula and classroom environments that center student identity, foster resilience, and build on learner strengths.
Evaluate organizational practices, navigate individual positionality, and lead trauma-invested implementation plans across entire school communities.
Analyze the positive and negative impacts of educational technology on student trauma, and develop frameworks to guide families on digital wellness trends.
Put theory into practice through a 90-hour supervised field experience focused on equity, mentorship, and school-level advocacy.
Ready to Transform Your Educational Impact?
Whether you are looking to add an endorsement to your teaching license or earn a full Master鈥檚 degree, our admissions team is here to guide your next steps.
