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Development of the National Child Protection Training Center In 2003 APRI entered into an historic relationship with Winona State University (WSU) to create the National Child Protection Training Center (NCPTC). NCPTC has served as an advisor to WSU in the creation of a model undergraduate curriculum to better prepare future child protection workers, law enforcement officers, and other child-serving professionals. NCPTC provides ongoing training, technical assistance and publications to child protection attorneys and other professionals who are already in the field of civil child protection.
Development of the Curriculum • Fall, 2003, WSU NCPTC Advisory Council formed• January 2004, Extensive review of the literature and hermeneutic analysis of the results • April 2004, Review of a draft of the curriculum by local, state and national experts in focused group meetings  |
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Child Advocacy Studies Minne Hall, Room 225 Program Director: Angie Scott Dixon Phone (507) 457-2892 ascott@winona.edu | to:cmadland@winona.edu">
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