The Graduate Certificate in Instruction for Students with Intensive Social, Language, and Behavior Needs is designed for in-service general education and special education teachers, related service professionals, (e.g., speech/language pathologist), and parents wishing to acquire advanced instructional skills and knowledge in the area of communication, social, and behavioral interventions for students with significant support needs. The Graduate Certificate program is open to students pursing a graduate degree in Special Education and in other related fields (e.g., Speech Language Pathology, Family Studies, Early Childhood Education) at UNM, and to individuals who minimally hold a bachelor's degree and are interested in having specialized training in working with students with social, language, and behavioral needs (e.g., students with autism spectrum disorders-ASD) To obtain the certificate, students must successfully complete a minimum of 18 credit hours and an approved capstone project.