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Tribal Regulatory Gaming
Program-Certificate

This is a one year certificate program that is designed to prepare individuals for a management career in the regulatory sector of the tribal gaming industry. The regulatory/compliance sector of the tribal gaming industry is charged with providing the oversight, security and regulation of the industry as mandated by federal, state, local and tribal laws. The program's skill set blends business applications of math and English, computer proficiency, basic business principals and special topics related to tribal law and jurisdictional issues. A graduate of the program will have potential employment opportunities with-in Wenatchee Valley College's district with the Colville Confederated Tribes casinos and gaming enterprises and with other gaming and casino operations throughout the State.

Tribal Regulatory Gaming
 
Required Courses: Certificate of Completion
Offered at Omak Campus
 
One year certificate - 39 credits.
 
Prerequisites: Keyboarding Skills, BIT 105 Computer Applications, ENGL 097 Composition: Paragraph, MATH 097 Intermediate Algebra
 
Winter Quarter
 
Credits
BIT 116 Professional Work Relations 3
ENGL 100 Writing in the Workplace or 5 -
  BIT 111 Business English  
BUSA 146 Business Ethics 5
Total 13
 
Spring Quarter
 
Credits
BIT 109 Business Math or 5 -
  BUSA 102 Practical Accounting I  
BUSA 204 Introduction to Law 5
New Course Tribal Law 3
Total 13
 
Summer Quarter
 
Credits
COMM 220 Public Speaking 5
ECON 101 Introduction to Economics 5
New Course Jurisdictional Issues 3
Total 13
Total Credits for Program 39
 

Tribal Gaming Management (Cert)
Students who complete the Tribal Gaming Management Certificate will be able to:

  • Use and apply business concepts in the Tribal regulatory field.
  • Know current practices, principles, and issues related to Tribal law, the role of the Tribes, and their justice systems, specific to the gaming environment.
  • Use training and education to seek employment or advance in current employment in Tribal gaming-related fields.
 


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