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Enrich ment Cour ses page 35 Welcome! Table of Contents The Continuing Education Department at York College would like to welcome you to another semester of exciting programs and activities that will improve and enrich your life. Please take a Welcome to the Fall 2008 Semester. moment to look through our brochure and choose from an array of courses. We are dedicated to serving our community. We pro- With over 100 courses to choose from, vide quality education that can lead to lifetime opportunities. there’s something for everyone.

Business and Careers ...... 2-3 Find skills you need to grow on your job or explore starting you own business.

Computers and Professional Development ...... 4-6 Word, Excel, Quickbooks, Child Care, Notary Public. CertifiedCareer Training Nursing Children’s Academy Fitness and Fun pageAssistant 2-11 page 25-32 page 36-43 Certificate Programs ...... 7-19 page 14 Obtain a state, association or professional certificate to give you that competitive edge in the job market.

Allied Health Certificate Programs ...... 22-24 The verdict is in. Health is where Learn the skills of the industry with the most demand for jobs on A career as a Paralegal the market today. is a winning proposition! the wealth is… Children’s Academy (Kids, Tweens & Teens) ...... 25-32 Fun and Fitness, Music, Arts and Crafts, Academics. We have it all!

Personal Enrichment ...... 33-35 Learn a new language, brush up your academic skills or prepare for your High School Equivalency.

Fitness & Fun ...... 36-43 Try your hand at photography or steel drums. Get in shape with yoga, dance or aquacize. Learn to swim, sing, play tennis or chess. Get creative!

Online Courses ...... 44

Financing Your Education ...... 17

Policies ...... 46-47

Registration Form ...... 48

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Accounting & Bookkeeping Topics to be covered include: financing, franchis- How to Start and Operate Professional Development es, management, personnel, advertising, promo- a Restaurant tion and writing a loan proposal. An appoint- $99 Notary Public Bookkeeping and ment with a Small Business Development Center Accounting Principles counselor can be arranged, if you wish to obtain $65 In this course you will learn the elements neces- $250 an SBA loan. Materials Provided. sary to start and run your own restaurant. The This two-day seminar prepares students for the course includes: how to choose a concept, This course offers the beginner the necessary Time: Tuesday, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM; restaurant design, menu development, choosing Department of State, Notary Public Exam and for introductory bookkeeping and accounting tech- 6 sessions starting October 7, 2008, a location, financing, staffing, training, marketing commission as a Notary Pubic. This seminar cov- niques needed for the office. Topics covered will ending November 25, 2008 and food and labor cost controls. You will discov- ers: Notary Law, Banking Law, Real Property include: book of original entry, double entry, er critical keys to a successful food operation. Law and the Definitions of Legal Terms Used by bank reconciliation, special purpose journals, the Instructor: Yeung, Brian Notaries. This course is recommended for indi- preparation of financial statements and other Time: Tuesday, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM; viduals working in all branches of public service, basic accounting principles. FYI: Materials Provided. 4 sessions starting October 28, 2008, law offices, real estate firms and banks. ending November 25, 2008 Time: Tuesday, Thursday, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM; 10 sessions starting October 7, 2008, Sec 1: Friday, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM; Instructor: Someck, Alan ending November 11, 2008 Starting and Operating 2 sessions starting October 10, 2008, a Home-Based Travel Agency ending October 17, 2008 FYI: Materials Provided. Instructor: Tavares, Renee $165 Instructor: Waite, Patricia FYI: Textbook: Accounting the Easy Way You will learn how to make money as an on-line ISBN# 076411976-1 Barron's Education. travel agency; how to profit by booking group FYI: Materials Provided. No Class: 11/4. travel; how to set up corporate accounts and Starting a non-profit accounts; how to get certified to Home Catering Business Sec 2: Saturday, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM; receive travel agent rates and how to book travel Accounting Using QuickBooks $150 2 sessions starting November 8, 2008, on airlines, hotels, and cruises. To grow your ending November 15, 2008 $225 business, you will learn how to market to groups The catering business is one of the most lucrative for big profits, how to promote your business and and profitable home businesses, with a high Instructor: Sperrazza, Anthony This hands-on course is for bookkeepers and how commissions and bonuses are paid. small business owners who want to learn the potential for expansion and growth. Catering offers an opportunity for starting a food service FYI: Materials Provided. most popular small business accounting software. Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM; business with a lower initial investment than QuickBooks enables you to set-up an accounting 4 sessions starting November 1, 2008, system, pay bills, invoice, keep track of payments opening a traditional restaurant. Each catered ending November 22, 2008 received and much more. event comes with a new challenge and experi- Becoming a Landlord NEW ence; whether you cater birthday parties for chil- $55 Instructor: Fortune, Christine Time: Saturday, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM; dren, or a company dinner party for 50. There are many benefits that a landlord# is able to 8 sessions starting October 4, 2008, FYI: Materials Provided. enjoy. However, in order to get these benefits, ending November 22, 2008 Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM; there are extra steps and responsibilities that you 6 sessions starting October 4, 2008, as a landlord must fulfill. Although being a land- Time: Thursday, Tuesday, 6:30 PM - 8:45 PM; ending November 8, 2008 11 sessions starting November 6, 2008, Starting and Operating lord is a good way to make an investment and a living, you will want to consider several things ending December 18, 2008 an Import/Export Company Instructor: Martin, Ishbelle before designating yourself to this job. $150 Instructor: Williams, Ronald FYI: Materials Provided. Time: Saturday, 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM; This course explains the international trade FYI: Must have basic computer experience. Textbook Required: QuickBooks A Learning process and how to establish an international Guide 2008. ISBN#-1-57338-106-3, plus a business. This how-to course will focus on: how nt to choose a product for import/export, how to rta REGISTERING EARLY! blank diskette. No Classes: 11/27,12/25,12/30 po .. make overseas contacts, how to obtain necessary Im er. Don’t be disappointed because you waited until licenses and how to examine the cost factor in It’s id ons the last minute. Many of our courses fill early. Entrepreneurship Center starting a business. to C Encourage a friend to join you. Sometimes one or two Time: Monday, Wednesday, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM; Starting and Operating 4 sessions starting October 6, 2008, people make the difference between “go” and “cancel” Your Own Small Business ending October 27, 2008 $200 Register Online 24/7 Instructor: Staff, TBD This course will teach you how to understand the www.york.cuny.edu/conted steps necessary for starting your small business. FYI: Materials Provided.

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3 sessions starting October 25, 2008, FYI: Textbook Required: Gregg Reference Wedding Planning Keyboarding ending November 8, 2008 Manual ISBN# 007293653-3 $195 NEW $190 Instructor: Squires, Kevin Wedding Planning/Consulting# and Directing is a This course is for both the beginner and FYI: Materials Provided. Grant & Proposal Writing fast growing industry. Every day people are in advanced student. Beginners will learn basic typ- need of assistance in planning their special day. $200 ing skills using the computer, while advanced stu- This course will cover What is a Wedding Planner dents will learn speed and accuracy. Project Management Basics all the way to Directing the Wedding Day Events. This hands-on course is designed to guide you $205 If you are serious about starting a new career as Time: Saturday, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM; through the process of effectively writing grant a Wedding Planner/Consultant then this class is 8 sessions starting October 4, 2008, proposals for your non-profit organization or for- In this hands-on course, students learn the theo- a must. ending November 22, 2008 ry, tools and techniques of project management. profit business. You will discover sources of fund- Start today and be on your way to a new career in the Wedding/Bridal Industry! Project management is becoming an increasingly ing and new business deals, which grants/pro- Thursday, Tuesday, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM; posals to target and which to avoid, characteris- important function as organizations re-engineer Time: Saturday, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM; 8 sessions starting January 6, 2009, tics of a winning grant proposal and information and more emphasis is placed on keeping projects 6 sessions starting November 15, 2008, ending January 29, 2009 on time and within budget while maintaining on budgets and financials. Participants actually ending January 3, 2009 quality. Sessions cover: task organization and complete a step-by-step grant proposal of their Instructor: Khani, Sophia sequencing; developing schedules; how to use own project or business idea. You will participate Instructor: Staff, TBD the critical path method as a management tool, in group exercises and even get feedback as to FYI: Textbook Required: Keyboarding Made plus the use of milestones and Gantt charts; your project’s possible success. Simple ISBN# 9780767917056 reverse planning method; and cost, perform- Computer Skills Bring blank diskette to save work. ance, and customer considerations. Students will Time: Monday, 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM; 6 sessions starting October 6, 2008, understand the phases of project management Computers for Mature Adults ending November 17, 2008 and apply them, the key project management $99 Microsoft Excel processes, learn how to use simple tools (meth- Instructor: Smith-Bryant, June $215 ods, software, templates) to manage their proj- This course is designed for mature adults, 55 or ects, learn the important of cost, schedule, quali- older, who want to learn about computers. FYI: Materials Provided. No Class: 10/13 Through patient hands-on instruction, the follow- You will learn simple, clean and fast ways to cre- ty, and customer service to successfully manage ing topics will be covered: understanding the ate a spreadsheet. Topics will include: formatting projects, learn the important of planning, coordi- hardware component, the operating system, documents, adding formulas and equations, mov- nating, implementing, and control. Everyday Communication Skills mouse clicking and Basic Word. This is the per- ing text and selecting options from the menu bar. $175 Time: Thursday, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM; fect course for new entrants to the age of com- 8 sessions starting October 2, 2008, puters. Must be familiar with the keyboard. Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM; Have you been asked to give a toast at an event ending November 20, 2008 7 sessions starting October 4, 2008, to explain a project to/for your boss, only to get Time: Saturday, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM; ending November 15, 2008 nervous and stutter through it? Have you sent e- Instructor: Staff, TBD 4 sessions starting October 4, 2008, mails without getting a response? Have you done ending October 25, 2008 Instructor: Williams, Ronald presentations that received negative feedback? If you answered yes to any of these questions, then Art of Business Writing Instructor: Davy, Byron FYI: Textbook Required:TBA this course is for you. You will learn to deliver $195 Must bring blank diskette. dynamic presentations and enhance your ability FYI: Textbook TBA. Must bring blank diskette to Are you required to prepare various types of busi- to communicate ideas clearly and effectively. save your work. ness correspondence, such as letters, emails, This course will cover many communication Microsoft Word styles including workplace correspondence, memos and reports or do you want to learn how $215 to write powerful correspondence or express resume writing, email, public speaking, the cor- Computers for Mature Adults II yourself clearly? If you answered yes, then the rect use of PowerPoint for presentations, dealing $99 Art of Business Writing Course is for you. This with difficult people, the art of persuasive letter Enhance your computer knowledge and familiar- course is designed specifically for individuals who writing, and how to deliver a speech for any This course is a continuation of Computers for ity with computer terminology. Students will want to improve their business writing skills. The occasion. Mature Adults. Students will practice techniques learn to create and save new documents; manage course will cover the following areas: writing taught in the beginner class and will also cover files; copy, insert and delete text; page set-up and clear, concise letters, memos, reports and other Time: Monday, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM; how to search for information on the Internet. much more. business documents; basic writing mechanics: 8 sessions starting October 6, 2008, punctuation and capitalization; how to choose ending December 1, 2008 Time: Saturday, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM; Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM; the right words; editing; proofreading, and busi- 4 sessions starting November 1, 2008, 7 sessions starting November 8, 2008, ness writing style. Instructor: Boston-Hill, Kevin ending November 22, 2008 ending January 3, 2009 Time: Friday, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM; 8 sessions starting October 17, 2008, Instructor: Davy, Byron Instructor: Jackson, Wanda ending December 12, 2008 FYI: Materials Provided. No Class: 10/13 FYI: Pre Req.: Completion of Computer for FYI: Textbook Required: TBA. Must bring Mature Adults I. Must bring diskette to class. diskette to class. No Classes: 11/29,12/27 Instructor: Irvin, Joyce See Option 1 page 46

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Personal Computer Boot Camp Clases de Computadoras NEW Child Care Provider Training $215 $150 Child Abuse Identification learning and intervention techniques to address a This is a gentle introduction to basic computer El curso de Introducción a la computadora# es school violence situation. You will also learn to training. This course will explain parts of the impartido en su totalidad en español y esta dis- and Reporting Seminar $55 eñado para las personas con poca o ninguna participate in an effective school/community computer, how to use a mouse, Windows and the This seminar fulfills the NYS requirement for chiro- experiencia en computadoras. En este curso Ud. process for students exhibiting violent behavior. practors, dental hygienists, dentists, optometrists, fundamentals of Word and Excel. You will also aprenderá: Uso del ratón (mouse) para navegar Participants will receive the required Certificate physicians, podiatrists, psychologists, pupil person- learn how to search for information on the en WINDOWS uso de los paneles de control de of Completion. nel services professionals, registered nurses, school Internet. la computadora tales como reconocimiento de administrators and supervisors, school district Time: Saturday, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM; voz; a utilizar el uso operativo de Windows XP, a administrators and teachers who are applying for, 1 session on January 24, 2009 Time: Saturday, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM; crear y manipular archivos y carpetas; a recono- or, renewing a license, registration, certificate or 7 sessions starting October 4, 2008, cer la localización y función de los componentes Instructor: Watler, Merceline limited permit. This course covers physical and ending November 15, 2008 principales de una computadora; fundamentos behavioral indicators of maltreatment, physical or FYI: Materials Provided. de Microsoft Word, aprenda a usar con eficacia sexual abuse, behavioral and environmental char- Instructor: Jackson, Wanda las funciones primarias de MS Word; acteristics of abusive parents and caretakers, the Introducción a conexión de Networks: DSL, Safety and Security $75 broadband, Wi-Fi. identification of and responsibility for reporting FYI: Textbook Required: TBA. Must bring blank child maltreatment or abuse and when and how to Learn how to maintain a safe environment, set diskette to class. Time: Saturday, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM; do it. Graphic slides will be shown. Participants will up emergency procedures and conduct safety 7 sessions starting December 6, 2008, receive the required NYS Certificate of checks for indoor and outdoor environments. ending January 24, 2009 Completion. Please bring to class your current Time: Saturday, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM; Basic Web Design license or certification number and pink slip to 2 sessions starting November 15, 2008, $225 Instructor: Caseiro-Corrales, Cruzmaria receive the Certificate of Completion. ending November 22, 2008 FYI: Material Provided. No Class 12/27 Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM; Instructor: King, Gary Web Design is the process of creating a web 1 session on January 24, 2009 page, website or web applications. The term gen- FYI: Materials Provided. Instructor: Moodie-Jones, Lorna erally refers to the graphical side of web develop- Using the Internet FYI: Materials Provided. ment, using images, CSS and one of the HTML for Investment Decisions NEW Operating a Licensed standards. You will use Macromedia’s $75 Day Care Center $245 Dreamweaver to get you started with your own Nutrition and Health Needs # Here’s where you learn legal regulations for zon- web page. We’ll talk about the Internet, how Investing can be a painless process by under- of Infants and Children $75 pages work with each other, servers, languages standing how to research information. In this ing, construction, teaching and staff requirements. Topics also include budgeting, special needs and and more. You will design a simple site, learn to course, you will learn how to research stocks, Understand the nutrition needs of infants and age levels of children, curriculum, and how to manage its content, design principles and func- bonds and mutual funds by leveraging readily young children. Plan menus and learn how to integrate cooking activities into areas of learning access agencies and government programs that tions using CSS and simple Javascript technolo- available resources and tools on the Internet. This course will help the beginning investor for children. may be useful resources. Review the New York gies and much more. City and State regulations governing the provision understand basic techniques in analyzing publicly Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM; traded companies? annual reports, mutual funds of child care services. This course does not provide Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM; 2 sessions starting November 15, 2008, and bond prospectuses. Prerequisite: ABC’s of a license to open a child care center. 5 sessions starting October 4, 2008, ending November 22, 2008 Investing. Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM; ending November 1, 2008 Instructor: King, Gary 6 sessions starting October 4, 2008, Time: Saturday, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM;3 sessions FYI: While this course is open to anyone. It is pri- ending November 8, 2008 Instructor: Tyrer, II, Eric starting January 31, 2009, ending February marily for individuals in professions who need to Instructor: King, Gary 14, 2009 maintain their certifications. FYI: Textbook Required: Macromedia FYI: Materials Provided. Dreamweaver 8 Training from the source, Instructor: Smith, James ISBN# 978-0321336262 FYI: Materials Provided. School Violence Prevention and Intervention $55 Child Care Business Basics A+ Certification and Cisco Certified Networking Associate and Record Maintenance $245 New York State law require applicants for a new Learn marketing techniques to develop sound The need for qualified computer and networking technicians is increasing. Trained individuals can or renewed license, registration, certificate or business practices to increase your enrollment work as Help Desk Technicians, Computer Service Technicians, Computer Support Specialists, limited permit, provide documentation of having and profitability. Understand basic recordkeeping Networking Technician, Network Designers and more. Register today! completed the required training in School principles, tax responsibilities, time-space per- A+ Certification: Teaches you to disassemble, reassemble and diagnose software problems. Violence Prevention and Intervention. This semi- centage, insurance and other legal issues. nar has been approved by the NYS Education CCNA: This is a four-part program. The first is Networking Fundamentals. It teaches the basics Department. Topics include: identification of Time: Saturday, 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM; of computer networking. The curriculum is computer assisted and is developed by Cisco Systems. warning signs relating to violence and other trou- 6 sessions starting October 4, 2008, ending November 8, 2008 THESE CLASSES ARE HELD AT BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN COMMUNITY COLLEGE, bling behaviors in children; statutes, regulations 70 MURRAY STREET, NEW YORK, NY 10007 and policies relating to a safe, nonviolent school Instructor: King, Gary climate; classroom management techniques to For more information, call 718-262-2790 (Inquire about tuition vouchers) promote a nonviolent school climate to enhance FYI: Materials Provided.

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Paralegal Studies Certificate Legal Research Ethics $230 $150 What is a paralegal? A Paralegal or Legal Students will learn legal research as a process for This course provides an overview of ethical con- Assistant assists attorneys in delivery of services. seeking solutions to legal problems. In addition to siderations and responsibilities regulating the They cannot give legal advice or accept a case. learning the description of law books and the paralegal profession. Students will become famil- They can however, locate and interview witnesses, mechanics of using them, students will gather iar with the ethical problems facing paralegals conduct investigations and legal research, draft and analyze facts, identify legal issues and learn today. Focus will also be on evolving issues with- legal documents, correspondences, pleadings and to organize the issues of effective research. in the industry concerning paralegals with special so on. This certificate program will prepare stu- Students must make visits to the Queens Law emphasis on the unauthorized practice of law, dents to work in a law firm or office, the court sys- Library to complete all research assignments. attorney-client privilege and conflicts-of-interest. This course will also cover the New York Codes tem, insurance companies and other agencies. Time: Saturday, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM; 4 ses- of Professional Responsibility, as well as NALA sions starting November 15, 2008, ending and NFPA Codes. Certificate Requirements December 13, 2008 To earn a certificate students must successfully com- Time: Friday, 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM; plete six courses; five required and one elective. Instructor: Taylor, Gilbert 3 sessions starting December 5, 2008, Students must begin with the pre-requisite course: FYI: Requires completion of Basic Concepts in ending December 19, 2008 “Basic Concepts in Paralegal”. Attendance of at Paralegal.Textbooks Required: The Blue Book- ISBN#:000450228-0,The Legal Research least 80% of the class and a grade of “C” or better is required to receive a certificate. To enroll Instructor: Waite, Patricia in the program students must have a high school diploma or equivalency. Manual-ISBN#:157862029-5. No Class: 11/29 FYI: PREQ. Basic Concepts of Paralegal. REQUIRED COURSES ELECTIVES Material Provided. Basic Concepts in Paralegal Wills, Estates and Trusts Legal Writing Ethics Criminal Law $230 Litigation Concepts of Real Estate Law Legal Writing Legal Interviewing Students will learn to apply the information gath- Legal Interviewing Legal Research Legal Investigation ered from legal research and draft legal docu- $230 Concepts of Real Estate ments simply, clearly, and concretely. Students Immigration Law will survey and draft several legal documents Interviewing clients and witnesses is often a Bankruptcy Law including opinion letters, memoranda of law to major part of a Paralegals responsibilities. The persuade/advise and also legal briefs. initial client interview elicits information and cre- ates perceptions that can form the cornerstone Time: Saturday, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM; 4 ses- of a case. This interactive course includes role- Basic Concepts in Paralegal gence, pleading, motions, trials and appeals.. sions starting January 3, 2009, ending playing, practice interviewing and evaluating $280 Time: Tuesday, Thursday, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM; January 24, 2009 interview skills. Students will also prepare written 8 sessions starting November 18, 2008, records of interviews. This course focuses on basic concepts in the legal ending December 16, 2008 Instructor: Taylor, Gilbert field such as: Criminal Law, Tort Law, New York Time: Monday, Wednesday, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM; Instructor: Sawh, Dennis Civil Practice and Family Contracts. It also gives FYI: Prerequisite: Basic Concepts in Paralegal 7 sessions starting December 15, 2008, a review of the Federal and New York State FYI: Requires completion of Basic Concepts in and Legal Research. ending January 14, 2009 Court systems. Paralegal. Materials Provided. No Class: 11/27 Instructor: Kimels, Eli Time: Tuesday, Thursday, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM; Concepts of Real Estate Law 10 sessions starting October 7, 2008, ending November 11, 2008 $230 FYI: Materials Provided. No Class: 12/24, 12/29, 12/31 Instructor: Sawh, Dennis Criminal Law This course introduces students to the fundamen- $230 tals of Real Estate Law and its practical applica- FYI: This is the prerequisite for all paralegal tions to everyday problems in Real Estate. courses. Materials Provided. This defines the role of the paralegal in the crim- Students will become proficient in assisting prac- inal justice system. It stresses the practical appli- ticing attorneys. Topics will include the purchase cation of criminal law principles and procedures, and sale of residential and commercial property, from arrest through plea negotiations and trial. Litigation landlord/tenant matters, and much more. $235 Time: Monday, Wednesday, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM; 8 sessions starting November 17, 2008, Time: Friday, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM; This course trains students to assist attorneys in ending December 10, 2008 7 sessions starting October 10, 2008, litigation by exposing them to the practical prob- ending November 21, 2008 lems and procedures of litigating attorneys. Instructor: Jeffries, Frederica Topics include: advanced legal research, evi- Instructor: Hopkins, Everett dence, actions, special proceedings, courts and FYI: Prerequisite: Completion of Basic Concepts in Paralegal. jurisdiction, civil practice and procedure, negli- FYI: Materials Provided.

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FYI: Textbook, New York Real Estate For This course will cover new affordable loans, gov- Real Estate Salesperson, Marcia Darvin Spada, 4th Edition, ernment influences on real estate finance and spe- Real estate agents usually are independent sales workers who provide their services to a Cengage Learning cial financing alternatives, including seller financ- ing, loans for self employed borrowers and annu- licensed real estate broker. Real estate brokers and sales agents have a thorough knowledge al updates on the latest loan limits. 7.5 hours of the real estate market in their communities. They know which neighborhoods will best fit New York Real Estate clients needs and budgets. They are familiar with local zoning and tax laws and know where Time: Friday, 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM; Salesperson’s Supplement to obtain financing. Agents and brokers also act as intermediaries in price negotiations NEW 3 sessions starting January 9, 2008, between buyers and sellers. Course (30 Hours) ending January 23, 2009 $250 # Instructor: Richards, Conrad QUALIFYING COURSES This 30-hour supplement course is for students FYI: Material Fee $5.00, payable to instructor on who have successfully completed the 45-hour Real Estate Salesperson first day of class. Required course hours have increased from 45 hours to 75 hours. A real New York Real Estate Salesperson’s course and estate salesperson applicant will be required to show proof of completing 75 now need to meet the new 75-hour licensing hours of approved education. Those applicants who completed the 45-hour course requirement. Topics include license law Introduction to course prior to July 1, 2008 and have not taken or passed the license exam and regulations, law of agency, real estate instru- Commercial Real Estate ments, estates and interests, real estate financ- must complete the additional 30-hour qualifying course to satisfy the 75- $90 hour requirement to sit for the exam. ing, land use regulations, an introduction to con- struction, valuation, human rights issues, fair The learning objective of this course is to provide Broker housing law, real estate mathematics, and envi- a comprehensive approach to the basic elements A broker applicant will be required to show proof of completing 120 hours ronmental issues. to commercial real estate. It will cover and explore the components of commercial valua- of approved education. Broker applicants will be required to show proof of Time: Friday, 6:30 PM - 10:00 PM; tions and how such methods are utilized to completing either 9 sessions starting September 26, 2008 impact investment strategies. This course will ending November 21, 2008 • the 75-hour salesperson and the 45-hour broker course (125 hours) or provide the opportunity for discussion of various • the combination 30-hour remedial course, the 45-hour salesperson Instructor: Richards, Conrad categories of commercial properties and the course and the 45-hour broker course (120 hours) financial elements that influence such financial FYI: Textbook Required: TBA investments. 7.5 hrs. You must be 20 years of age to become a NYS Licensed Broker. Also, you must have 2 years experience as a New York State Salesperson before becom- Time: Friday, 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM; ing a New York State Broker. Mortgage Loan Officer 3 sessions starting December 5, 2008, $275 ending December 19, 2009 Real Estate Continuing Education This is a comprehensive training program cover- Instructor: Richards, Conrad Effective with renewals that expire on or after July 1, 2008, applicants must ing all aspects of originating and the processing FYI: Material Fee $5.00, payable to instructor on complete 22.5 hours of approved continuing education, in which at least 3 of conventional mortgage loans. This course cov- first day of class.No Class: 12/26 hours must include fair housing and/or discrimination in the sale or rental of ers primary and secondary mortgages. It is very real property or an interest in real property. Any real estate broker who is not important that Loan Officers have a good under- exempt from the continuing education requirements by July 1, 2008, will no standing of a loan origination process, what doc- longer be eligible for the exemption. Any currently exempt licensees who do Fair Housing umentation is required and what verifications and $90 not maintain their consecutive licensure will lose their exemption. procedures are followed to process a loan. This The 75-hour and 30-hour qualifying course certificates will only be valid for 8 comprehensive course is designed for the entry- A step-by-step guide through the fundamental level Loan Officer. Some of the topics covered years. laws of fair housing jammed-packed with tips and are: the Interview process, the Loan Application, techniques for avoiding complaints and viola- Still have more questions? Visit: http://www.dos.state.ny.us/lcns/realest.html reviewing a Credit Report and analyzing the tions! Solid, practical advice from a leading pro- Appraisal Report. fessional. This course will guide you through the maze of the Fair Housing laws, and offers solid, Time: Friday, 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM; practical advice that works in today’s real world! duction to construction, valuation, human rights 8 sessions starting October 3, 2008, Real Estate Salesperson’s Whether you are a conventional, subsidized or issues, fair housing law, real estate mathematics, ending November 21, 2008 Licensing Course N affordable housing management company, this EW and environmental issues. $495 Instructor: Brown, Alcedes course has what you need to stay on top of # Sec 1: Sunday, 9:00 AM - 4:30 PM; today’s housing laws. 7.5 hours of classroom This course meets the NYS Mandatory 75-hour 12 sessions starting October 5, 2008 FYI: Textbook Required: TBA instruction, no exam. requirement. Students who successfully complete ending January 4, 2009 this course may apply to take the New York State Time: Friday, 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM; Real Estate Finance Department, Division of Licensing, Real Estate Sec 2: Mon., Tue., Wed., 6:00pm – 10:00pm 3 sessions starting October 3, 2008, Salesperson’s examination. Topics will include 20 sessions starting October 6, 2008 ending $90 ending October 17, 2008 license law and regulations, law of agency, real November 18, 2008 Instructor: Richards, Conrad estate instruments, estates and interests, real This course is designed to help build strong estate financing, land use regulations, an intro- Instructor: Richards, Conrad finance principles in the areas of residential real FYI: Material Fee: $5.00, payable to instructor estate financing and mortgage lending trends. on first day of class.

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Home Inspection Certification Interiors, Insulation, Ventilation, the different components. The interior inspection and Electrical (Module 2) of a house consists of a room by room evaluation This New York State Approved certificate is $375 of the structural and mechanical elements found designed for students who are interested in con- in each room or habitable area: walls, doors/win- ducting residential home inspections. Th e pro- dows, floors, ceilings, stairs, railings, balconies, gram prepares students to inspect the following cabinets and appliances. The module will include areas of the home: structural, exterior, roof, inte- the examination of electrical systems in terms of riors, insulation, ventilation, electrical, heating, three important characteristics; safety, capacity cooling and plumbing. and convenience. (Module 2)

The program is 140 hours, 100 hours of class- Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM; room instruction and 40 hours of supervised field 5 sessions starting January 3, 2009, experience. Students must have a passing grade of ending January 31, 2009 “C” or better before registering for the next mod- ule. Module 4 is the basic class and must be taken Instructor: Allen, Ainsley before all other module. No prior experience or training is required to take this program. Students This module covers interior components; insula- FYI: Textbook Required: Principles of Home must have a high school diploma or GED to take the NYS certification exam. All our stu- tion and ventilation, and electrical systems. Inspection with New York Home Inspections dents get a free one year membership with NACHI (National Association for Certifi ed Home Students will learn the procedures for inspecting Supplement (Package) ISBN #1419583611. Inspectors). High School Diploma or GED required.

Module 1 • Structural, Exterior and Roofing Module 2 • Interiors, Insulation, Ventilation and Electrical Module 3 • Heating, Cooling, and Plumbing Module 4 • Overview of Profession, Standards of Practice, Ethics, Real Property Law, Rules, & Regulations ED! Module 5 • 40 hours of supervised field inspection WANT Required text for all modules: Principles of Home Inspection: System and Standards, by Dearborn Publishing, and the New York State Supplement. ISBN# 1419583611

We are looking for homes that our Home Inspection Program can use for field Introduction to Home Inspection Structural, Exterior and Roofing inspections for our students. Homes can be vacant or occupied. If qualified, (Module 4) (Module 1) the homeowner can receive a stipend and a free home inspection. $375 $375 Please call Paula Rose at (718) 262-5242 if you are interested.

If you are considering a career in Home In this module, students will learn the procedures Inspection, this course gives an overview of the for inspecting the three different components of New York State Pest Control Certification Exam Prep $335 profession. Students will learn legal liability issues a house. Structural: Footings, foundation and and their implications for the residential inspec- basement. Exterior: Wall coverings, doors, Demand for pest control workers is projected tor, insurance coverage, disclaimers and exclu- deck, etc. Roofing: Support, climate control, to increase due to the growth in population sion and contracts. Real Property Law and the etc. (Module 1) Department of State Rules and Regulations will York College Continuing Education has partnered with “Bug Off Pest Control Center” to offer the best certification also be covered. (Module 4) Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM; preparation course available. This is a state approved 5 sessions starting November 15, 2008, course. If you can pass this course, you can pass the state Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM; ending December 20, 2008 exam. This class consists of classroom lectures, homework assignments and two exams. A mini- 5 sessions starting October 11, 2008, mum grade of 70 and attendance at all 5 sessions is required for passing the class. Students who ending November 8, 2008 Instructor: Allen, Ainsley pass will receive a certificate which will allow them to take the state exams.

Instructor: Allen, Ainsley FYI: Textbook Required: Principles of Home Time: Saturdays and Sundays, 9:00 AM – 3:00 PM; 5 sessions starting in November. Inspection with New York Home Inspections Exact dates to be announced in October. FYI: Must have High School Diploma or GED to Supplement (Package) ISBN #1419583611. No Please call to put your name on the wait list for more information. Instructor: TBA take certification exam. Textbook Required: Class: 11/29. Prereq: Completion of Module 4 Principles of Home Inspection with New York FYI: You must be 16 or older to take the class and 17 to take the exam. Home Inspections Supplement (Package) You must have good English reading and comprehension skills. ISBN #1419583611. No Class: 11/22

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AIB Bank Teller Certificate Emergency Preparedness Certificate

Tellers represent the front line of most banks. CERT-Community Emergency Response Teams Training $295 In addition to cashing checks and accepting sav- ings deposits and withdrawals, tellers may have to perform specialized duties, such as accepting loan, A positive and realistic approach to emergency and disaster situations where citizens will initially credit, utility and other payments. Tellers are be on their own and their actions can make a difference. This course provides the student with responsible for maintaining accurate records of all the skills required by Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) to serve as a Citizen transactions and for preparing daily settlements of teller cash and proof transactions. Emergency Response Team (Cert) member within their community. Training is to provide the private citizens who complete this course with the basic skills they will need to respond to their Our program is modeled after American Institute community’s immediate needs in the aftermath of a disaster when emergency services are not of Banking, Today's Teller Program, which addresses the critical and technical skills of the immediately available. By working together, CERTs can assist in saving lives and protecting position. The courses address practical knowledge property using the basic techniques in this course. and applied skills in banking, regulatory compli- ance for tellers, and customer service and sales. Time: Tuesday, Wednesday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM; 3 sessions starting July 8, 2008, ending July 15, 2008

Bank Teller Training: Bank Teller Training: Instructor: Staff, TBD Location: BMCC Materials fee: $125 Developing Basic Skills NEW Beyond the Basics NEW $425 # $425 # Prepare for employment as a bank teller. You Learn the skills that will give can work in commercial banks, savings institu- you a competitive edge in tions or credit unions. This career is suitable for the banking industry. individuals with good numerical, clerical and Understand how you move LL communication skills. This course provides par- from the teller station to the NG A ticipants with the basic tools to effectively handle product sales desk. Get that LLI High School Graduates!!! the responsibilities of today’s teller. There are polish and style you need to CA weekly assignments. This course is designed for succeed in the financial entry-level tellers. This course is eligible for 2.0 industry. This course will AIB credits cover business etiquette and Summer’s over expected professional Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM; behavior in the banking and it’s time to get 5 sessions starting October 4, 2008, industry. You will learn how ending November 1, 2008 to effectively deal with co-workers and the level serious about your of customer service that makes you stand out in future. Instructor: Staff, TBD a crowd. This course helps you get the knowl- edge that says, I’m more than a teller. Learn FYI: Textbooks Required: Today’s Bank Teller: more advanced topics such as: an introduction to Developing Basic Skills -#3003099. Banking relationship selling, ethical issues for bankers, If you’re not going to Today - ISBN #0-89982604-. American and regulatory compliance for tellers. Bankers Association 2005. college, you can look Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM; at some short-term 5 sessions starting November 15, 2008, ending December 20, 2008 certificate programs that Instructor: Staff, TBD will give you career skills.

FYI: Textbooks Required: Today’s Bank Teller: Developing Basic Skills -#3003099. Banking Today - ISBN #0-89982604-. American Certified Nursing Assistant 14 weeks page 22 Bankers Association 2005. Phlebotomy 7 weeks page 23 EKG Technician 7 weeks page 22 Medical Billing & Coding 2 semesters page 18 Paralegal 2 semesters page 8

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FYI: Textbook Required:Management, FYI: Textbook Required: Advanced Certified Administrative Professional Studies ISBN # 0-13-084323-7. Organizational Management, In today’s ever-changing business environment, you need every advantage to stay on top. No Classes: 12/24,12/29, 12/31, 1/19 ISBN# 0131193376 Professional certification shows employers, clients and associates that you are committed as a professional. The International Association of Administrative Professionals (IAAP), is a Organizational Management Advanced not-for-profit professional association with approximately 40,000 members and affiliates. $585 Organizational Management $585 Certificate Requirements Organizational decision making, critical and cre- To earn a certificate in Administrative Professional Studies, each student is required to suc- ative thinking and strategic planning are the core This course will cover topics in leadership, power cessfully complete all five courses. topics covered in this course. The course will and ability, types of organizations, approaches to emphasize the importance of organizational mis- managing people, techniques for organizing • Office Systems and Technology • Advanced Organizational sion and values, as well as communicating them work, delegating authority, team building, group • Office Administration Management effectively. Communicating policies, procedures, dynamics, solving problems, techniques for • Management • Internships (optional) and management objectives as well as quality reducing interpersonal conflict, and conducting • Organizational Planning management, procurement, and production meetings. It also covers legal issues in the work- processes will be covered during this course. place including prejudice and discrimination, sex- These courses will help prepare students to take the written portion of the certification exam. Participants will also cover employee develop- ual harassment and hostile environments, and For complete certification requirements go to www.iaap.org. ment, mentoring, coaching, training and evalua- compensation and benefits. This class can be tion. This can be taken as a stand alone course, taken as a stand alone course, or as the fifth and This program is being offered at two locations, York College and Borough of or as the fourth in our IAAP series of five cours- final class in our IAAP series for men and women Manhattan Community College. es toward the Certified Administrative interested in earning the Certified Administrative Professionals designation. Professionals designation.

and business etiquette, key to success in today’s Office Systems and Technology Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM; Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM; fast-paced office environment, will also be cov- $585 6 sessions starting September 20, 2008, 6 sessions starting November 1, 2008, ered. This can be taken as a stand alone course, ending October 25, 2008 ending December 13, 2008 This course will cover terminology and basic con- or as the second in our IAAP series of five cours- es toward the Certified Administrative cepts of information processing, computer hard- Instructor: Bauer, Susan Professionals designation. Instructor: Bauer, Susan ware, telecommunications and network technolo- gies and systems security, systems software for Time: Monday, Wednesday, 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM; Affording Your Education computer operations and management, software 8 sessions starting November 17, 2008, for business applications, document layout, ending December 10, 2008 design and reproduction, ergonomics and the Don’t let limited finances prevent you from learning the skills management of physical resources. Instructor: Staff, TBD necessary for the job you want. Investigate eligibility requirements by contacting website links below. Time: Monday, Wednesday, 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM; FYI: Textbook Required:Office Administration, 5th Edition, ISBN # 0-13-114551-7 8 sessions starting October 15, 2008, Workforce Investment Act (WIA) Department of Veteran’s Affairs--GI ending November 10, 2008 Vouchers may be available for individu- Bill vouchers are available for qualified als who are unemployed, underem- individuals. www.va.gov Instructor: Staff, TBD Management $585 ployed or displaced workers. For more FYI: High School Diploma/GED is required for info: www.workforcnewyork.org TERI Continuing Education Loans are This course will focus on the Human Resources admissions into the program. The program is available for students enrolled on a part- and Accounting elements of running a successful also offered at Borough of Manhattan Finding affordable education financing is time basis. This loan allows flexible organization, from recruitment and hiring to per- Community College. Textbook Required: now easier than ever with the Sallie repayment options and generous bor- formance evaluation. Legal and ethical issues will Mae Continuing Education Loan. Visit rowing limits. www.teri.org Certified Professional Secretary Office Systems be covered, as well as job analysis, training and www.salliemae.com for details & Technology, ISBN # 0-13-1145495 human resource development, accounting proce- dures and financial statements analysis. The class College Board Connect Loans are can be taken as a stand alone course, or as the New York State Educational Incentive available for continuing education stu- Office Administration Scholarship Program (EIP) may pro- dents. www.collegeboard.com $585 third in our IAAP series of five courses for partic- ipants interested in working toward the Certified vide vouchers for qualified applicants. This course, focuses on record management and Administrative Professionals designation. www.sg.suny.edu will emphasize filling systems, file management and industry standards. Other topics included in Time: Monday, Wednesday, 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM; Vocational and Educational Services this course include written communication, busi- 8 sessions starting December 15, 2008, for Individuals with Disabilities ness grammar, research and reference materials, ending January 21, 2009 (VESID) are available for students with composing and editing business documents and disabilities. www.vesid.nysed.gov information distribution. Verbal communication Instructor: Staff, TBD

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Medical Billing and Coding Certificate Medical Billing and Coding Internship Program Are you interested in insurance billing for physicians, hospitals, or clinics? This certificate During the internship phase of training, the student will experience various aspects of program provides the student with the skills necessary to accurately assign diagnoses and working in the coding field. The internship will provide the student with the opportunity to procedure codes for medical claim submissions and to bill various insurance carriers accu- experience and participate in the duties of a medical coder in a working environment. Areas rately. The certificate is designed to meet the needs of both the entry-level positions and also such as abstracting from medical records, CPT-4, and ICD-9-CM coding schemes will also the experienced biller who wants to brush up on their coding skills. be used. Other aspects of medical coding and billing will be experienced. Experienced cod- Proof of high school diploma or GED is required for admission into this pro- ing personnel provide the instruction. Prerequisite: Successful completion of Medical Billing gram. Students will need to bring their own textbooks on the first day of class. and Coding Program at York College. Contact the York College bookstore at (718) 262-2882. $350 Time: Date to be Announced Instructor: Cabrera, Philip NEW Course Requirements To earn a certificate in Medical Coding and Billing each student is required to successfully com- # plete seven (7) courses. Students must complete 80% of the each course with a grade of “C” or better to receive a certificate. REQUIRED COURSES Anatomy and Physiology Medical Records Analysis Medical Assistant Specialist Program Medical terminology Medical Manager I A Medical Assistant Specialist is an entry-level position into the medical field. The US ICD-9 Medical Manager II CPT-4 Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics recently reported that the fastest growing occupation for 2000 to 2012 is the Medical Assistant Specialist. This Summer York College and Borough of Manhattan Community College are partnering to offer an intensive 12 Anatomy & Physiology $290 Time: Tuesday, Thursday, 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM; 12 sessions starting December 16, 2008, week, full-time (Monday to Friday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.) training program for 20 individuals. Gain knowledge of the human anatomical struc- ending February 3, 2009 This program will include a 4-week internship and job placement assistance. ture, body functions and the various diseases that affect different systems and organs of the body. Instructor: Rowley, Stephen Inquire about tuition vouchers. For more information, call 718-262-2790 NEW

Time: Tuesday, Thursday, 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM; FYI: Prerequisite: Medical Terminology 8 sessions starting October 7, 2008, Textbook: ICD-9 CM Hospital Edition, Vol.1,2,3 # formance many of these internships lead to per- ending October 30, 2008 Medical Assistant Specialist (8th Ed.) ISBN# 978-160-1510357 (Ingenix) manent employment, with starting salaries aver- Workbook: ICD-9CM Coding Handbook without $2,500 Instructor: Rowley, Stephen aging $10 per hours. Depending on your experi- Answers (Faye Brown 2008) ISBN#:1- Our curriculum is designed to adequately prepare ence within the field salaries could be as high as FYI: Textbook:Medical Terminology with Human 556483430. No Classes: 12/25,12/30,01/01 $23 per hour. Anatomy, 6th edition ISBN # 0-13-5005698 the student for diverse settings in the medical support industry. The 196-hour comprehensive CPT-4 $350 training program includes Anatomy/Physiology, Time: Monday thru Friday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM; Medical Terminology $290 Terminology, Medical Word Processing 60 sessions. Please call for schedule Common procedural terminology is used for the Learn the different medical terms used in today’s (MS2000), Medical Front Desk, Medical Records, reimbursement of healthcare provider services to Instructor: TBA healthcare industry, their prefixes, root and suf- the patient. The CPT-4 coding system is the Computerized Medical billing (ICD-9CM/CPT fixes; enabling the student to understand their process used for the reimbursement of services Codes), Insurance forms, Lab/Vital Signs. meanings. FYI: It is required that students register rendered. Topics also include Financial Literacy, Business and participate in a free, 4 hour orienta- Time: Thursday, Tuesday, 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM; Writing and Microsoft 2007. This 12-week pro- tion and screening. Please call to register. Time: Tuesday, Thursday, 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM; 8 sessions starting November 13, 2008, gram includes a mandatory 4 week un-paid This program is offered in collaboration 12 sessions starting February 10, 2009, ending December 11, 2008 internship, which is required in order to obtain with Borough of Manhattan Community ending March 19, 2009 employment in this position. Based on your per- College. Instructor: Staff, TBD Instructor: Jones, Andrel FYI: Prerequisite: Anatomy & Physiology Textbook: Medical Terminology with Human FYI: Textbook: CPT-4 Professional Ed. 978-1- Medical Assistant Orientation FREE Anatomy, 6th Edition ISBN#:0-135005698. 57947-940-4. No Class: 10/13 No Classes: 11/11,11/27. Students will be given an orientation about the Medical Assistant Program. The orientation will answer Coming in Spring 2009 all questions you may have. About the profession, the curriculum and tuition/grants. You will also be ICD-9 $350 tested and interviewed for entrance into the program. Please call for information.

This course will teach you to put the clinicians Medical Records Analysis Time: TBA Instructor: Izquierdo, Wanda descriptive findings into a numeric form. It takes NEW skill and patience to learn this classification sys- Medical Manager I and II tem that deciphers different forms of diseases and injuries. #

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Pharmacy Tech and Test Prep Program ¡El Poder de York al alcance de tu mano! At least 69,660 Pharmacy Technician jobs are expected to become available between NEW 2008 and 2014. - Reports the US Department of Labor **. Clases de Computadoras $150 # A Pharmacy Technician is usually a pharmacist’s right-hand man (or woman).Pharmacy technicians will assist licensed pharmacists provide medication and other health care prod- El curso de Introducción a la computadora es impartido en su totalidad en español y esta dis- ucts to patients. Technicians also perform routine tasks to help prepare prescribed medica- eñado para las personas con poca o ninguna experiencia en computadoras. En este curso Ud. tion for patients, such as the counting of tablets and labeling bottles. For more information aprenderá: Uso del ratón (mouse) para navegar en WINDOWS uso de los paneles de control de la computadora tales como reconocimiento de voz; a utilizar el uso operativo de Windows XP, or to register for the exam call 1-800-363-8012 or www.ptch.org a crear y manipular archivos y carpetas; a reconocer la localización y función de los compo- nentes principales de una computadora; fundamentos de Microsoft Word, aprenda a usar con Important! Students entering this program must offer proof of completion of either eficacia las funciones primarias de MS Word; Introducción a conexión de Networks: DSL, High School (diploma) or GED. broadband, Wi-Fi. Students are required to take and pass a basic departmental math exam for this program. Time: Saturday, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM; 7 sessions starting December 6, 2008, Please call our office at (718 )262-2790 to schedule an appointment. Don’t wait till the last ending January 17, 2009 minute!. Instructor: Caseiro-Corrales, Cruzmaria FYI: Material Provided. No Class 12/27

High School Equivalency (GED) Examen de Preparacion $315 “The Pharmacy Technician and Test Prep Este extenso programa le prepara para el examen equivalente de High School. Usted debe program at York College, with its online tener 19 anos de edad para tomar el examen de GED, pero puede ser aceptado a los 18 anos, si demuestra que ha estado fuera de la escuela un ano, o que su clase ya se graduo. Los estu- and interactive classroom experience, was diantes tomaran un examen de lectura. El curso comprende: lenguaje lectura, lenguaje redac- flexible and allowed me to balance work, cion, composicion, sociales, ciencias y matematicas. Mediante una prueba se mediran sus habil- idades y se hara enfasis en como aumentar su puntaje. Durante el curso, se les dara las fechas school, and family.” de examenes y la aplicacion para el examen. Time: Sunday, 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM; 12 sessions starting October 12, 2008, ending January 10, 2009 Pharmacy Technician PDX-Online Course Instructor: Corrales, Cruzmaria & Test Prep Program $295 $825 FYI: Prerequisito, Libros y scientific calculdora requeridos. Steck & Vaughn libros de GED This comprehensive course replicates the ISBN 0-7398-6915-9. No Class: 11/30,12/28 This test preparation course provides 24 PDX software environment and screens and hours of classroom instruction with 20 hours is supported by audio-based instruction. An of online pharmacology testing on common overview is provided and is the foundation for York College Corporate Training Program drugs. There will also be online access for fifteen (15) modules of the course. 120 days to practice and prepare for the PTCB examination. A practice PTCB exam- FYI: This online course is active 24 hours a The Corporate Training Program at York College ination will be offered. day, Sunday through Saturday with a 24 is designed to meet the training needs of our clients. hour hotline. Anyone with Pharmacy Tech. Students can register for the National experience or have taken a Pharmacy Tech Programs can be offered at York College or on site at your facility for your employ- Examination by phone at 1-800-363-8012, course can take this course. ees. The curriculum will be tailored to the specific needs of the organization. or by website: http:/www.ptcb.org. We offer an array of courses including but not limited to the following:

Time: Wednesday, 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM; • Human Resource • Management • Healthcare 8 sessions starting September 24, 2008, Management • New Supervisor Training Management ending November 12, 2008 • Project Management • Communication Skills • Caseworker Training Instructor: Grant, Michele • Conflict Resolution • Stress Management • Leadership

FYI: This online course is active 24 hours a York College, the City University of New York is committed to delivering day, Sunday through Saturday with a 24 excellent service to our community. hour hotline. Anyone with Pharmacy Tech. experience or have taken a Pharmacy Tech course can take this course. “We are on the move.”

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Health Careers Certificate Programs Phlebotomy Certificate Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Learn proper blood collection techniques and the preparation and proper handling of blood specimens. The need of dependable bedside nursing care is as prevalent as ever, ranging from hospi- Study the anatomy and physiology of the circulatory sys- tals to home health agencies to long-term care facilities. The Certified Nursing Assistant, tem, aseptic techniques and infection control procedures. (CNA) plays an important role, providing basic care while ensuring the safety and comfort of patients. The York College Communication techniques, medical ethics and safety procedures will be stressed. CNA Training Program, prepares the student for immediate Participants will be subjected to supervised laboratory practice using mannequin arms and employment as a nursing assistant. The CNA Program is artificial blood. This program prepares students to take the NHA Exam. approved by New York State Education Department.

Nursing Assistant $1,100 classroom instruction. This training program leads Phlebotomy $500 7 sessions starting October 4, 2008, to New York State Certification. For more infor- This program prepares students to work in an ending November 15, 2008 mation please call (718) 262- 2790. Learn proper blood collection techniques and the entry-level position in the rapid growing health- Instructor: Tannehill, Byron care profession. A CNA works under the supervi- Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM; preparation and proper handling of blood speci- sion of a Registered Nurse, LPN, Physician 10 sessions starting October 4, 2008, mens. Study the anatomy and physiology of the FYI: High School Diploma or GED is required to Assistant or a Medical Doctor, providing assistance ending December 13, 2008 circulatory system, aseptic techniques and infec- sit for the National Health Association examina- to patients with daily living tasks. Students will tion control procedures. Communication tech- tion. For full certification, student’s must success- learn the necessary skills to care for patient needs Instructor: Staff, TBD niques, medical ethics and safety procedures will fully complete a clinical component where they such; patient feeding, bathing, grooming and be emphasized. Participants will be subjected to Proof of High School Diploma or GED required demonstrate a specified number of live capillary dressing patient, assist patients with walking, exer- supervised laboratory practice using mannequin collections and venipunctures. As York College cising and moving in and out of bed and answer on day of registration. Textbook Required: arms and artificial blood. Successful completion does not guarantee employment, completion of patient call signals. Students must complete 130 Mosby’s for Nursing Assistants Workbook of this course will enable you to sit for the written the above clinical component is the responsibility hours of training (100 hours of classroom/lab Package, 6th Edition by Sheila Sorrentino, ISBN portion of the National Health Career of the student. instruction and 30 hours of clinical). Topics of # 0323026443 . No Classes: 11/29. Association testing certification examination. study are Anatomy & Physiology, Nutrition and FYI: Ending date does not include one week day Infection Control. 30 hours of clinical will follow clinical or state examination. For testing information call 1-800-499-9092. Textbook Required: Phlebotomy Essentials, 4th edition and Phlebotomy Exam Review Package Nursing Assistant Orientation FREE Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM; ISBN: 0781766525.instructor on day of class. Time: Saturday, 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM; 1 session on September 20, 2008 Instructor: Staff, TBD

Patient Care Technician (PCT) Phlebotomy Internship $350 This course offers an understanding of HIPAA standards and administrative guidelines and teaches stu- The role of Patient Care Technician (PCT) includes duties traditionally performed by the dents how to prepare the patient and perform routine Phlebotomy procedures. Students will get an staff from several different departments such as nursing, phlebotomy, EKG, and respiratory. overview of special collection procedures, and assure quality control in Phlebotomy. The PCT is a multidisciplinary technical worker trained to pro- vide basic nursing assistant care as well as other skilled function. Students will learn how to: The role is designed to facilitate the efficient delivery of care, · Define phlebotomy and understand the role of phlebotomist support the professional role of the registered nurse, and to · Identify types and structures of blood vessels enhance patient satisfaction. There is an increasing need for cross-trained health care work- · Describe guidelines for patient relations ers in all types of health care facilities. This Pro-gram builds upon the basic nurse aid skills · Describe safety procedures including standard precautions and OSHA exposure to create a person with advanced skills. This is the latest trend in health care re-engineering. control plan standards · Perform a routine blood collection by both venipuncture and skin puncture To receive a Patient Care Technician Certificate you must successfully complete the following: · Perform collections • Certified Nursing Assistant • Phlebotomy · Prepare and centrifuge samples • Electrocardiogram (EKG) • Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) Time: Date to be Announced Instructor: Cabrera, Philip NEW After completing the program students can take the certification exam from the National FYI: Students will be required to complete 70 hours of clinical experience Health Career Association (NHA) and become a Certified Patient Care Technician (CPCT). Prerequisite: Successful completion of the Phlebotomy Program at York College.# EKG Technician $500 order to obtain and accurate 12-lead EKG. Time: Saturday, 1:30 PM - 5:30 PM; This course provides an overview of basic cardio- 7 sessions starting October 4, 2008, vascular terminology, anatomy and physiology ending November 15, 2008 and outline the responsibilities of EKG/ECG NHA exam dates for Phlebotomy, technician. You will have the opportunity to Instructor: Tannehill, Byron EKG and Patient Care Technician: develop entry-level skills at a clinical laboratory FYI: Proof of High School Diploma or GED October 25, 2008 and December 13, 2008 and will learn to recognize cardiac arrhythmia required day of registration. and the proper placement of electrocardiogram Textbook Required: EKG Plain and Simple, (ECG) leads and maintenance of equipment in ISBN # 978-0-13-170814-3

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First Aid & CPR/ AED Time: Sunday, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM; $85 1 session on October 19, 2008 Instructor: Baxter, John Would you know what to do if a friend or family member was choking, bleeding or in shock? FYI: Must have original expired certification card Thousands of people have attended this popular at time of class. Certification Fee: $10.00(cash) payable to instructor day of class. Children’s Red Cross course. It will teach you the skills nec- essary to prevent, recognize and provide basic care for injuries and sudden illnesses, until Infant and Child CPR ACADEMY advanced medical personnel arrive. This dynam- $85 ic hands-on practice session makes learning excit- ing and first aid techniques easy to remember. In Quality Education. Lifetime Opportunities. Designed for childcare providers, teachers, par- addition, you’ll receive training in using an auto- ents and others who supervise children, this mated external defibrillator (AED) on a victim of course will give you the knowledge and confi- sudden cardiac arrest. dence you need to recognize and care for breath- Time: Sunday, 10:00 AM - 3:30 PM; ing and cardiac emergencies in infants and chil- 1 session on October 19, 2008 dren up to 8 years of age. You will learn to pro- tect yourself against disease transmission by tak- Instructor: Baxter, John ing precautions when giving care, care for a con- scious child who is choking, learn to prioritize FYI: Certification Fee: $10.00 (cash) payable to care in an emergency and give rescue breathing. instructor on day of class. You will also learn to recognize an emergency by identifying unusual sights, appearances and CPR Recertification behaviors in infants and children. $30 Time: Sunday, 10:00 AM - 3:30 PM; For individuals who wish to be recertified in adult, 1 session on November 2, 2008 child and/or infancy CPR. Participants must pres- Instructor: Baxter, John ent current (not older than one year) certificate at the beginning of the course, and bring their previ- FYI: Certification Fee: $10.00 (cash) payable to ous textbook prior to attending the class. instructor on day of class.

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24 York College Adult Continuing Education www.york.cuny.edu/conted 718-262-2790 CHILDREN’S ACADEMY Kids, Tweens and Teens Kids, Tweens and Teens CHILDREN’S ACADEMY Fun and Fitness Pre-School Swim (Ages 3-5) Introduction to Cinema $90 (Ages 12-17) NEW Children’s Beginner Swimming $65 $155 At this level, children usually begin attending # classes without their parents. This training helps This is a hands on course designed for Teens who This is a reassuring course for the non-swimmer. children develop safe pool behavior, teaches how want to learn the dynamics of film and video pro- It will eliminate anxiety about water. This course to adjust to water and how to develop independ- duction. You will also learn how films are edited, will teach water safety and basic swim strokes. ent movement in the water. It is designed for lighting principals, camera composition, written, Students must be at least eight years of age. new swimmers, teaching basic paddle strokes, composed, directed and produced. You will get Please bring a towel, swimsuit and lock. kicking skills and teaches students to be comfort- an overview of the entire film production able in holding their faces in water, while swim- process. Sec 1: Saturday, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM; ming. 7 sessions starting October 4, 2008, Time: Saturday, 1:00 AM - 4:00 PM; Time: Saturday, 12:30 PM - 1:00 PM; ending November 15, 2008 1 session starting October 18, 2008 7 sessions starting November 1, 2008 ending December 20, 2008 Instructor: Smith, Randolph Instructor: Carpenter, Ron

FYI: For ages 8-14. Please bring a swimsuit, a Instructor: YMCA cap, towel and gym lock. Children’s Tennis FYI: Please bring swimsuit,s wim cap, towel and $120 Sec 2: Sunday, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM; a lock. Saturday, 12:00 AM - 12:00 AM; Learn the basics or brush up on skills in this 7 sessions starting October 5, 2008, Music and Piano for Children hands-on tennis class. Course will include basic ending November 16, 2008 rules plus serving, volleying, overhead shots, dou- $155 bles, singles, and match play. Wear clothing appropriate for sports. Instructor: Avandiola, Diana Help your child step into the world of music. This course is designed to teach music apprecia- Time: Saturday, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM; FYI: For ages 8-14. Please bring a swimsuit, a tion and basic piano techniques. Students will cap, towel and gym lock. 6 sessions starting September 27, 2008, learn about various types of music, learn to read ending November 1, 2008 music and play easy tunes. Instructor: Staff, TBD Time: Saturday, 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM; 7 sessions starting October 18, 2008, FYI: Will need athletic clothing, sneakers, racket ending December 6, 2008 and tennis balls. Outdoor courts, instructor will meet students in the corridor of the Health & Show Business (Ages 12-17) Instructor: Quash, Jonathan NEW Phys. Bldg. (160-02 Liberty Ave.) $65 No Class: 07/05 FYI: Ages: 8-14. Materials Provided. # No Class: 11/29 This course is designed for kids who are interest- Instructional Soccer for (Ages 5-13) ed in show business. The course will teach them how to become entrepreneurs and managing a Parent/Child Swim (Ages 6-36 months Sing Your Song: Vocal Music $55 business. $90 for Kids I (Ages 6-9) NEW This is an exciting opportunity for boys and girls $150 Time: Saturday, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM; The primary objective is to get both parent and to participate in a game that emphasizes team- 1 session starting October 18, 2008 child comfortable in the water. The child will This class will focus on the techniques# young work and fun. This organized program will focus become aware of the difference between moving vocalists need to build a vocal practice, creating on the fundamental rules of the game and fair Instructor: Carpenter, Ron through water and on dry land; while the parent the foundation for a strong singing voice. Topics play. No prior experience is necessary will become aware of how to teach his/her child covered include breath management skills, good to be safe in and around water. speech habits, speech flexibility, and basic musi- Time: Saturday, 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM; cianship. Students will put these practices to use Afro-Caribbean Dance 7 sessions starting November 1, 2008 Time: Saturday, 12:00 PM - 12:30 PM; by learning to sing as an ensemble or as a solo (Teen-Adult) NEW ending December 20, 2008 7 sessions starting November 1, 2008 artist. $175 ending December 20, 2008 # Time: Saturday, 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM; Instructor: YMCA This class explores traditional dance moves and Instructor: YMCA 10 sessions starting October 4, 2008 culture of the Caribbean, from Jamaica to ending December 13, 2008 FYI: Required: Comfortable Clothing, sneakers, Trinidad. Learn movements that combine African and Caribbean influences while dancing to FYI: Please bring a swimsuits, a cap, towels and shine and knee guards a lock. Instructor: JCAL dynamic live drumming!

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Time: Wednesday, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM; Children’s Modern Dance (Ages 7-12) 10 sessions starting October 8, 2008 $125 ending December 10, 2008 NEW Instructor: JCAL Modern# Dance offers students the discipline of ballet West African Dance (Beginners) but explores new Teen- Adult movements and $175 NEW centers on expres- sion. Children will Learn Dance movements that are# based in the learn the basics of ceremonial, ritualistic, and every day life experi- modern dance tech- Parent/Child Ceramic Arts Chess for all Ages (10 years and Up) (Ages 3-5) ences of the Mandeng and Sou Sou people of niques while build- NEW $100 West Africa. Classes feature live drumming! ing core strength $150 and enhancing bal- This course is for the true beginner; be it man, What# better Time: Tuesday, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM; ance. Ballet experi- woman or child. At the conclusion of the course, way to encour- 10 sessions starting October 7, 2008 ence recommended we expect that all students will be able to play a but not required. age your child’s credible game of chess. ending January 6, 2009 creative impulse than Time: Saturday,, 9:AM - 10:30 AM; Time: Sunday, 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM; Instructor: JCAL with clay? This 10 sessions starting October 4, 2008 5 sessions starting September 28, 2008, class fosters ending October 26, 2008 ending December 13, 2008 creativity and Capoeira (Ages 7-14) visual art skills Instructor: JCAL Instructor: Whitted, Christian $125 NEW through basic skills in the ceramic arts. While offering parents of young children the opportuni- ty to explore a new art form with their child and FYI: Material Required: Chess Set Capoeira is an Afro-Brazilian martial# art that Operation Healthy Kids (Grades 3-5) build an arts practice as a family. Parents may combines dance, fighting movements and music. choose to fire and glaze their own work. Parents It helps develop coordination, fitness, flexibility $40 must attend with their children. Price covers one and balance. Students will learn about the histo- parent and one child as well as materials. ry and music of capoiera as well as its acrobatic It’s fitness and fun for grades 3-5. Our goal is to introduce young people and their families to new moves. Time: Saturday, 10:00 AM - 11:00 AM; activities that promote health lifestyle through 10 sessions starting October 4, 2008 participation in a holistic program that will focus ending December 13, 2008 Time: Saturday, 1:00 PM - 2:30 PM; on physical activity, health eating and building 10 sessions starting October 4, 2008 positive relationships. Instructor: JCAL ending December 13, 2008 Cartoon and Animation NEW Time: Saturday, 2:00 PM - 3:30 PM; Traditional Quilt Making $165 Instructor: JCAL 8 sessions starting November 1, 2008 (13-Adult) NEW ending December 20, 2008 # $165 Students learn the basic principals of animation by creating their own animated videos. Instructor: YMCA In this quilt making workshop for #beginners, stu- Participants utilize stop motion techniques to ani- dents will learn basic techniques such as cutting, mate ordinary objects, people, and photographs, marking and hand stitching traditional quilt and create original characters made from their Art Explorers I (Ages 5-8) blocks that will be used to create a beautiful 45” own drawings and cut paper. Each student will $150 x 54” quilt. Supply list will be provided at regis- have the opportunity to write, direct, and incor- tration. porate sound into their won video animation pro- Children learn to draw, paint, create masks, col- Time: Wednesday, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM; duction, which they can take home on VHS tape lages, and mobiles using wide range of media 10 sessions starting October 8, 2008 or DVD at the conclusion of the course. including crayon, watercolor, paper mache, and ending December 10, 2008 (Includes some supplies.) molding compound. (Include some supplies) Instructor: JCAL Time: Saturday, 10:30 AM - 12:30 PM; Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM; 10 sessions starting October 4, 2008 12 sessions starting October 4, 2008 ending December 13, 2008 ending December 13, 2008 Instructor: JCAL Instructor: JCAL See Option 1 page 46

28 York College Adult Continuing Education www.york.cuny.edu/conted 718-262-2790 York College Adult Continuing Education www.york.cuny.edu/conted 718-262-2790 29 CHILDREN’S ACADEMY Kids, Tweens and Teens Kids, Tweens and Teens CHILDREN’S ACADEMY Academic Skills & Test Prep Middle School Writing (Grades 6-8) $125 Preschool Reading Program (5 yrs. old) $125 Improve your child’s writing skills and confidence with this comprehensive course. This course is Students will participate in a variety of activities designed for students in grades 6 through 8 who developing and enhancing their skills in language want to improve their writing skills. Students will arts. The child must be at least 5 years of age at learn effective strategies to improve their writing the time of registration and the parent must pro- skills. vide, at the first class session, the child’s birth cer- tificate as proof of age. Time: Saturday, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM; 6 sessions starting November 1, 2008, Time: Saturday, 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM; ending December 13, 2008 6 sessions starting October 4, 2008, ending November 8, 2008 Instructor: Staff, TBD

Instructor: Staff, TBD FYI: No Class: 11/29 Scholastic Aptitude Test Time: Saturday, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM; (SAT) Preparation 4 sessions starting November 1, 2008, FYI: Materials Provided. $275 ending November 22, 2008 Math Instructor: Staff, TBD Reading $195 This is a great way $195 to experience a This program will help children master the con- college campus FYI: Textbook Required. This program is designed to help children read at cepts needed to develop their mathematical skills. environment and Guided by New York City Board of Education get a head start age-appropriate grade levels. The program uses SAT - Math Preparation a diagnostic/prescriptive approach with activities standards in Mathematics, this class will empha- on developing the $135 emphasizing phonetics and structural analysis. size problem solving strategies and math commu- test-taking skills This course is guided by the English Language nication through the use of math manipulatives. necessary for the For students who feel secure in their ability to Arts Standard of New York State. SAT and PSAT. Students will be grouped for their classes This program score well on the reading comprehension portion Students will be grouped for their classes as follows: offers a 25-hour of the SAT, but wish to reinforce math skills. as follows: SAT preparation Grade 2 where students Time: Saturday, 12:30 PM - 2:30 PM; Grade 2 Grade 3/4 will be engaged in 4 sessions starting November 1, 2008, Grade 3/4 Grade 4/5 an intensive ending November 22, 2008 Grade 4/5 review of math, essay writing, reading compre- Time: Saturday, 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM; hension and verbal communication. All classes Instructor: Staff, TBD Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM – 11:00 AM; 10 sessions starting November 1, 2008, 10 sessions starting November 1, 2008, will be held on the York College Campus. This ending January 17, 2009 FYI: Textbook Required. ending January 17, 2009 course will prepare you for the NEW SAT/PSAT. Test date is October 15, 2008 Instructor: Staff, TBD Instructor: Staff, TBD Catholic High School Test FYI: Materials Provided. Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM; FYI: Materials Provided. No Classes: 11/29,12/27 Preparation No Classes: 11/29,12/27 8 sessions starting November 8, 2008, $250 ending January 10, 2009 The growing need for TACHS courses can be Instructor: Staff, TBD Middle School Math (Grades 6-8) attributed to the ever-growing population com- $125 peting to attain admission to a select number of FYI: Textbook Required: quality high schools. This program is tailored to This course is designed for students who need Test Date: January 24, 2009 No classes: 11/29, 12/27 address the areas that students find most chal- have difficulty grasping the concepts as well as lenging. It reinforces the skills necessary to suc- for students who need a challenge. cessfully complete the TACHS. We provide our students with an adequate amount of practice Time: Saturday, 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM; SAT -Reading and Essay Writing exercises, we also educate them on effective test 6 sessions starting November 1, 2008, $135 taking strategies. These strategies are crucial for ending December 13, 2008 For students who feel secure in their ability to success on the TACHS. Although taking the Instructor: Staff, TBD score well on the mathematics portion of the TACHS will never be stress-free, this course SAT, but would like to reinforce their reading helps to build each student’s confidence so that FYI: No Class: 11/29 comprehension and essay writing skills. they are more familiar and comfortable with what

30 York College Adult Continuing Education www.york.cuny.edu/conted 718-262-2790 York College Adult Continuing Education www.york.cuny.edu/conted 718-262-2790 31 CHILDREN’S ACADEMY Kids, Tweens and Teens York College Adult Continuing Education Enrichment to expect during the exam. The test date for Academic Skills & Test Prep mar is essential if you wish to become proficient Brooklyn and Queens is scheduled for November at using the English language with confidence. 8, 2008. This course is designed for adults who want to Reading and Writing develop their writing skills, but need to obtain a with Confidence Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM; basic understanding of grammar usage and writ- $185 ing mechanics. The course will cover the defini- 5 sessions starting September 27, 2008, tion of the eight parts of speech, their function ending October 25, 2008 You need certain writing skills in order to carry and correct usage within a sentence, and prob- out your writing tasks and communicate effec- lems associated with them. The course will also Instructor: Staff, TBD tively. The more you know about correct gram- cover capitalization, punctuation, basic spelling mar usage and writing strong sentences, the bet- rules and sentence structure. FYI: TEST DATE: November 8, 2008 ter you can communicate and obtain what you Textbook Required: Catholic High School want out of life. Just like reading on a regular Time: Thursday, 6:30 PM - 8:30 PM; Entrance Exam 2008, ISBN# 1419541714 basis, is a great way to increase your vocabulary 7 sessions starting October 9, 2008, and improve your communication and writing ending November 20, 2008 skills. Many adults lack confidence when it Managing Money for Kids Instructor: Irvin, Joyce (Ages 10 -14) comes to reading and writing and are unable to Spanish for Kids (Ages 7-9) NEW communicate their ideas, needs and concerns. NE FYI: Materials Provided. $115 W $55 This course is designed to assist students with # gaining the confidence they need to communi- This program has been designed for# both chil- One of the biggest advantages you can give your cate better. The course will cover how to write High School Equivalency (GED) dren who are total beginners in Spanish and also child is a basic education in finance. If your child strong sentences and paragraphs, a review of for children that live in Spanish-speaking house- can manage his/her own money, they will have a writing styles and the writing process, how to Test Preparation choose the right words, and how to proofread. holds. Through games, readings, and planned higher standard of living, won’t have to call home $315 activities the children will be able to grasp con- The course also will cover writing mechanics: for cash, and have the freedom to choose their punctuation and capitalization. This course is rec- This comprehensive program provides prepara- cepts and use them within the class environment. path without worrying about student loans, car ommended for students who already have a basic tion for the High School Equivalency exam. You More advanced students will improve writing, payments, or credit card debt. This course will help understanding of the function and correct usage must be 19 years of age. Students will be given a reading assessment exam. Instruction will include: reading and grammar skills as they enjoy multiple the jump start their future in managing finance. of the eight parts of speech. activities created just for them. grammar, essay writing, reading, social studies, Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM; science and mathematics. Test taking skills and Time: Saturday, 11:00 Am - 12:00 PM; Time: Saturday, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM; 7 sessions starting November 1, 2008, techniques to increase scores will be emphasized. 2 sessions, starting January 31, 2009 During the course, students will be given a sched- 8 sessions starting December 6, 2008 - ending December 20, 2008 ending February 7, 2009 ule of testing sites and test applications. January 31, 2009 Instructor: Irvin, Joyce Sec 1: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Instructor: Caseiro-Corrales, Cruzmaria Instructor: Smith, James FYI: Materials Provided.No Class: 11/29 Thursday, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM; 20 sessions starting October 6, 2008, FYI:No classes 11/29, 12/27 FYI: Materials Provided. ending November 11, 2008 Math Made Easy Instructor: Phelts, John $175 FYI: Textbook : Steck & Vaugh Complete GED This is a refresher course in basic math. Topics & scientific calculator required. ISBN#: 0-7398- include: addition, subtraction, division, multiplica- 2837-1. No Class: 10/13, 11/4 tion, fractions and simple algebra. ’s Time: Saturday, 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM; ildren 7 sessions starting November 15, 2008, Ch ending January 10, 2009 ction Se Children’s Instructor: Conte, Julo ACADEMY FYI: Materials Provided. No Classes: 11/29,12/27 Quality Education. Lifetime Opportunities.

Basic Grammar 718-262-2790 & Correct English Usage www.york.cuny.edu/conted $185 Knowledge of which word to use in a certain place in a sentence, often depends upon know- YORK COLLEGE - CUNY ing the function of each word in the sentence. 94-20 Guy R. Brewer Blvd., Suite 2F01B Jamaica, NY 11451 For this reason, a basic understanding of gram- See Option 1 page 46

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Sec 2: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Instructor: Corrales, Cruzmaria Languages Personal Development Thursday, 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM; 20 sessions starting October 6, 2008, FYI: Prerequisito, Libros y scientific calculdora Beginner Sign Language ending November 11, 2008 requeridos. Steck & Vaugh libros de GED ISBN 0-7398-6915-9. No Class: 11/30,12/28 $165 Instructor: Rhodes, Richard This course in American Sign Language is designed to develop basic conversational sign FYI: No Class: 10/13, 11/14 GED Math vocabulary, expressive/receptive finger spelling $165 skills, facial expression, and appreciation of the Sec 3: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM; language used by deaf/hearing-impaired people. 12 sessions starting October 11, 2008, This course will review the skills necessary to This course is for true beginners. Defensive Driving ending January 10, 2009 pass the Mathematics portion of the GED. It is $45 especially designed for those who need to learn Time: Saturday, 2:30 PM - 4:30 PM; Instructor: Welch, Kim arithmetic skills. Topics will include: basic mathe- 7 sessions starting October 4, 2008, Presented by the National Safety Council, this matical principles involving decimals, fractions, ending November 15, 2008 course is also approved by the Department of FYI: No Class: 11/29,12/27 whole numbers, order of operation, basic alge- Motor Vehicles. By completing this Defensive Instructor: Jackson, Savitri bra, probability and geometry. Driving course, you will become eligible for Sec 4: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Register for this class to learn rather than refresh motor vehicle insurance discounts for three FYI: Textbook Required: A Basic Course in Sign Thursday, 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM; mathematical knowledge years, 10% discount on collision premiums, or Language - Second Edition ISBN # 978- points reduced from your driving record, if you 20 sessions starting November 17, 2008, 0932666246 (spiral). No Class: 11/01 have incurred violations during the past 18 ending December 22, 2008 Register for this class to learn rather than refresh months. mathematical knowledge. Instructor: Phelts, John Conversational Spanish Time: Saturday, 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM; Time: Saturday, 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM; $165 1 session on December 6, 2008 Sec 5: Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, 7 sessions starting November 1, 2008, Thursday, 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM; ending December 20, 2008 Learn Spanish in order to talk to friends, family Instructor: Rordan, R 20 sessions starting November 17, 2008, or for use on the job. This introductory course is ending January 5, 2009 Instructor: Staff, TBD designed to help students foster a basic under- FYI: This is a driver safety course. standing of the Spanish language. Instruction Instructor: Rhodes, Richard FYI: Textbook Required and scientific calculator. will focus on building vocabulary, fundamental No Class: 11/29 grammar rules, and developing conversational FYI: No Class: 11/27, 12/23-1/1 skills. This course is for true beginners. Do It Yourself Credit Repair $55 GED - Writing Skills Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM; $165 7 sessions starting October 4, 2008, This course is designed to teach average individ- High School Equivalency (GED) ending November 15, 2008 uals how to correct errors on their credit reports, how to repair their credit, increase their credit Examen de Preparacion This course is designed for the adult learner who Instructor: Ochoa, Roberto score and manage debt. Included in this course $315 NEW is preparing to re-take the Writing Skills portion is self-help information demonstrating how easy of the GED examination. Students will learn the FYI: Materials Provided. it is to repair your credit without paying astro- Este extenso programa le prepara para# el exam- necessary skills in writing essays, including punc- nomical fees to so-called credit repair companies. en equivalente de High School. Usted debe tener tuation, sentence structure, the use of nouns, The course will be held in two sessions; the first 19 anos de edad para tomar el examen de GED, pronouns and verbs. Beginner French session will focus on credit scores, how to get a pero puede ser aceptado a los 18 anos, si $165 free credit report, and how to submit requests to demuestra que ha estado fuera de la escuela un Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM; the three major credit reporting agencies. The ano, o que su clase ya se graduo. Los estudiantes 7 sessions starting November 1, 2008, This basic course is designed to introduce stu- second session will focus on maintaining good tomaran un examen de lectura. El curso com- ending December 20, 2008 dents to the French language and culture. credit standing and managing personal debt. prende: lenguaje lectura, lenguaje redaccion, Thematic-based activities will introduce basic There is a $10.00 materials fee which is not composicion, sociales, ciencias y matematicas. Instructor: Staff, TBD vocabulary, grammar rules and develop conver- included in the tuition. Mediante una prueba se mediran sus habilidades y sational skills. Recommended for adults with lim- ited or no French language skills. se hara enfasis en como aumentar su puntaje. FYI: Textbook Required. No Class: 11/29 Time: Saturday, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM; Durante el curso, se les dara las fechas de exam- 2 sessions starting January 10, 2009, Time: Saturday, 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM; ending January 17, 2009 enes y la aplicacion para el examen. 7 sessions starting October 4, 2008, ending November 15, 2008 Time: Sunday, 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM; Instructor: Franklin, Sandra 12 sessions starting October 19, 2008, Instructor: Hilton, Josselyne ending January 18, 2009 FYI: Material Fee: 10.00, payable to instructor FYI: Textbook Required: TBA on first day of class.

34 York College Adult Continuing Education www.york.cuny.edu/conted 718-262-2790 York College Adult Continuing Education www.york.cuny.edu/conted 718-262-2790 35 Fitness & Fun York College Adult Continuing Education York College Adult Continuing Education Fitness & Fun

Chess for all Ages (10 years and Up) $100

This course is for the true beginner; be it man, woman or child. At the conclusion of the course, we expect that all students will be able to play a credible game of chess.

Time: Sunday, 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM; 5 sessions starting September 28, 2008, ending October 26, 2008

ABC’s of Investing Instructor: Whitted, Christian $75 FYI: Material Required: Chess Set Investing $75.00 is a relatively painless process NEW and can be rewarding. In this course, you will learn how your money can grow and the differ- Elections 2008, ent investment strategies you can employ. The Adult Advanced Swimming How will you vote? NEW class will cover stocks, mutual funds, bonds, how $55 $155 to analyze stock and how to choose a broker. # Students will learn to increase aquatic abilities by Many have adding to the skills learned in the beginner’s Ladies Leisure Swim - Time: Saturday, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM; claimed that the course. Students will continue water safety train- Beginners/Intermediate 3 sessions starting January 10, 2009, 2008 presiden- ing by acquiring skills designed to improve both ending January 24, 2009 tial election is $155 stamina and basic coordination. Students must be one of the most at least 16 years of age. Instructor: Smith, James important in Here’s where you’ll increase aquatic abilities by recent memory, adding to the skills learned in the beginner’s Time: Saturday, 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM; FYI: Materials Provided. it will decide the course of the war in Iraq, the course. Students continue water safety training 7 sessions starting December 6, 2008, course of the war on terrorism, the future of by acquiring skills designed to improve both ending January 24, 2009 America’s international standing, Health care stamina and basic coordination. Please bring a and the economy. How do you plan on voting swimsuit, towel and lock. Using the Internet for Instructor: Smith, Randolph Investment Decisions NEW and why? Time: Sunday, 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM; $75 FYI: Please bring a swimsuit, cap, towel and gym Time: Saturday, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM; 7 sessions starting October 5, 2008, # lock. Age: 16 +. No class 12/27 1 session on October 18, 2008 ending November 16, 2008 Investing can be a painless Instructor: Anthony Hill process by Ladies Leisure Swim for Beginners Instructor: Guardiola, Diana understanding $155 how to research FYI: Please bring a swimsuit, cap, towel and gym information. In Fitness This is a reassuring course for the non-swimmer. lock. Age: 16 + this course, you It eliminates anxiety about water and teaches will learn how to Adult Beginner Swimming basic strokes. Students must be at least 16 years research stocks, bonds and mutual funds by lever- $155 of age. Please bring a swimsuit, towel and lock. Twilight Open Swim for Adults aging readily available resources and tools on the $89 Internet. This course will help the beginning This is a reassuring course for the non-swimmer. Time: Sunday, 9:00 AM - 10:30 AM; It will help to eliminate anxiety about water, water 7 sessions starting October 5, 2008, investor understand basic techniques in analyzing This course is for the adult who already knows safety and basic strokes. Students must be at least ending November 16, 2008 publicly traded companies, annual reports, mutu- how to swim, but wants to relax in the water and 16 years of age. Please bring a swimsuit, towel al funds and bond prospectuses. release stress. Prerequisite: ABC’s of Investing and lock. Instructor: Guardiola, Diana Time: Saturday, 2:30 PM - 4:00 PM; Time: Saturday, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM; Time: Saturday, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM; FYI: Please bring a swimsuit, cap, towel and gym 7 sessions starting October 4, 2008, 6 sessions starting October 4, 2008, 3 sessions starting January 31, 2009, lock. Age: 16 + ending November 15, 2008 ending November 8, 2008 ending February 14, 2009 Instructor: Smith, Randolph Instructor: Staff, TBD Instructor: Smith, James FYI: Please bring a swimsuit, cap, towel and gym FYI: Children register at 1/2 Price. lock. Age: 16 + See Option 1 page 46 FYI: Required: swimsuit, lock and swim cap.

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6 sessions starting September 27, 2008, Time: Saturday, 10:30 AM - 11:15 AM; Instructor: YMCA ending November 1, 2008 7 sessions starting January 3, 2009 ending February 14, 2009 FYI: Wear Comfortable Clothes Instructor: Staff, TBD Instructor: Staff, TBD FYI: Will need athletic clothing, sneakers, racket Tai Chi Chuan for Seniors and tennis balls. Outdoor courts, instructor will FYI: Children register at 1/2 Price. $99 meet students in the corridor of the Health & Phys. Bldg. (160-02 Liberty Ave.) This course is instruction in the ancient Chinese No Class: 07/05 Chair Yoga martial arts exercise that is performed in slow NEW $50 motion to develop inner strength, energy and balance. It is instrumental in alleviating symp- Chair Yoga is a gentle #form of toms and/or eliminating certain chronic function- Aquacize Yoga Yoga. With so many types of Yoga al disorders such as diabetes, high blood pres- $99 $150 available, here is one that most of sure, arthritis, asthma etc. The instructor is Arthritis Foundation certified. us can practice. Inversions and This is a gently and low-impact way to work the This class will introduce you to basic yoga posi- complicated maneuvers are not Time: Saturday, 12:30 PM - 1:30 PM; tions. Students will develop strength, endurance, necessary in a Chair Yoga class. All heart, muscles, joints as well as improve your 8 sessions starting November 1, 2008 flexibility and learn to reduce stress. it takes is the motivation to get conditioning and flexibility. The class utilizes the ending January 3, 2009 resistance and buoyancy of the water to tone the started. Time: Saturday, 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM; muscles while protecting the joints. The class is Instructor: YMCA conducted in waist-high water. 10 sessions starting October 4, 2008, Time: Sunday, 10:30 AM - 11:15 AM; 4 sessions starting October 12, 2008 ending December 13, 2008 FYI: Wear comfortable clothes. No class 11/29, Time: Friday, 7:00 PM - 8:00 PM; ending November 2, 2008 12/27 8 sessions starting October 31, 2008 Instructor: Aronoff, Jean ending January 2, 2009 Instructor: Staff, TBD FYI: Wear comfortable clothes and bring a towel Silversneakers - Instructor: Staff, TBD and a personal mat. No Class: 11/29 Fitness for Aging Adults Learn To Meditate NEW $65 FYI: Please bring a swimsuit, cap, towel and gym $75 lock. No class 11/28, 12/26 Family Yoga N # Silver Sneakers, health and physical fitness, for EW $150 If you’ve every wanted to learn how to mediate aging adults is designed to move you through a but were unsure how to get started then you’re at Tennis variety of exercises designed to increase muscu- # the right place. Our meditation course will teach lar strength, range of movement, and skills Finding time for fitness, fam- $120 you everything you need to know to help you get ily fun and a chance to relax required during activities for daily living (ADLs). started with your daily meditations. can be a challenge. In family Hand-held weights, elastic tubing with handles, This course is designed for the beginner and yoga classes, they are all and a ball are offered for resistance; and a chair advanced student and is taught by a certified Time: Saturday, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM; rolled into one. Children’s is used for seated and or standing support. USPTR teaching professional. Students must 4 sessions starting November 1, 2008, cost is $75, please call bring a racket and balls to the first class. This is a ending November 22, 2008 Time: Wednesday, 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM; (718) 262-2790 to register co-ed class, taught outdoors. 8 sessions starting October 29, 2008 Instructor: Staff, TBD ending December 17, 2008 Time: Saturday, Save8:30 AM Your- 10:00 AM;Money & Register Early Instructor: YMCA Step Resist a Ball Fitness FYI: Wear comfortable clothes. Early Bird $99 STOP Registration ends Increase your cardiovas- cular fitness level in this Dance on, Saturday, intermediate to advance step class. Power moves Salsa and Freestyle Dance Sept., 20, 2008 are taught to boost your $140 cardiovascular fitness. This course is designed to take you from the Register Online 24/7 classroom to the club. It’s where old school meets www.york.cuny.edu/conted Time: Monday, 7:15 PM - 8:00 PM; contemporary. Come feel the electrifying energy 8 sessions starting October 27, 2008 that is freestyle and Latin dance, from the Boot ending December 15, 2008 Scooting Boogie to the Electric Slide. Dance with

38 York College Adult Continuing Education www.york.cuny.edu/conted 718-262-2790 York College Adult Continuing Education www.york.cuny.edu/conted 718-262-2790 39 Fitness & Fun York College Adult Continuing Education York College Adult Continuing Education Fitness & Fun style and the Cuban hip motion, while you expe- church, community, nation and the world. Class Music rience the beauty that is Latin dance-- topics include: responsibilities of worshippers in Mambo,Cha Cha,Tango and more. the arts, answering the call to praise dance, dance techniques and toning, choreography and Piano Time: Saturday, 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM; field study. $155 7 sessions starting October 11, 2008, ending November 22, 2008 Time: Saturday, 4:30 PM - 6:30 PM; This course is designed to teach music apprecia- 7 sessions starting October 11, 2008, tion and basic piano techniques. Students will Time: Saturday, 3:00 PM - 4:30 PM; ending November 22, 2008 learn about various types of music, learn to read 7 sessions starting October 11, 2008, music and play easy tunes. ending November 22, 2008 Instructor: Mew, Nicole Afro-Caribbean Dance Sec 1: Friday, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM; Instructor: Moore, Gary (Teen-Adult) NEW $175 7 sessions starting October 17, 2008, Sweatin’ to the Oldies ending December 5, 2008 (No class 11/28) FYI: This is a co-ed class. Sneakers Required. # $99 This class explores traditional dance moves and Instructor: Quash, Jonathan Ballroom Dance This is a low impact class. Students will engage in culture of the Caribbean, from Jamaica to steps that will help them relieve stress and burn Trinidad. Learn movements that combine African $130 Sec 2: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM; calories. Please wear sneakers, a work-out outfit and Caribbean influences while dancing to 7 sessions starting October 18, 2008, and bring a lock. dynamic live drumming! Are you an absolute beginner at dance, but have ending December 6, 2008 (No class 11/29) always wanted to get up and dance with a part- Time: Saturday, 1:30 PM - 3:00 PM; Time: Wednesday, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM; ner and feel comfortable on the dance floor? Are Instructor: Quash, Jonathan you anticipating an important event--an upcom- 7 sessions starting October 11, 2008, 10 sessions starting October 8, 2008 ing wedding for instance and would like to look ending November 22, 2008 ending December 10, 2008 impressive? This course will introduce elementary steps in different ballroom dances: the Waltz, Instructor: Ramos, Clelia Instructor: JCAL Foxtrot, Lindy and Tango.

Time: Friday, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM; 7 sessions Belly Dance West African Dance starting October 17, 2008, ending December $130 (Beginners) Teen- Adult NEW Learn the Steel Drums 5, 2008 $175 $155 NEW Learn the basic moves of the Egyptian art form # Instructor: Kakuris, Athena while awakening muscles for body toning and Learn Dance movements that are based in the Do you desire to play music, but# never seem to revitalization of the soul. You will learn how to ceremonial, ritualistic, and every day life experi- find the time? Well, the solution is right in front FYI: No class 11/28. isolate different parts of the body while having ences of the Mandeng and Sou Sou people of of you. To take this course, all you need is the fun. West Africa. Classes feature live drumming! desire to have fun and enjoy the wonders of Praise Dance music, while performing in groups. At the end of Time: Wednesday, 7:15 PM - 8:15 PM; Time: Tuesday, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM; this course, you will perform along with the $140 8 sessions starting October 29, 2008 - 10 sessions starting October 7, 2008 instructor to songs like “Balimos.” It will be a December 17, 2008 ending December 16, 2008 great opportunity to take this course with a friend. Parents, this will be a great experience Instructor: YMCA Instructor: JCAL for you and your child to learn together as part- FYI: No class 11/4 ners.

Belly Dance - Advanced Time: Friday, 7:00 PM - 9:00 PM; $130 Learn Broadway Tap Dance 5 sessions starting October 17, 2008 $130 ending November 14, 2008 Continue learning the basic moves of the Egyptian art form while awakening muscles for Did you ever consider learning to tap dance? Instructor: Scanterbury, Kiera body toning and revitalization of the soul. You Now is the time to join in on the fun. You will will learn how to isolate different parts of the learn Jazzy moves and Broadway-Style “rou- Voice Training This course will explore biblical scriptures body while having fun. tines.” NEW $155 through movement, sound and the five senses. Students will learn to embody their prayers, Time: Wednesday, 7:30 PM - 8:30 PM; Time: Thursday, 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM; # This Vocal Training class is designed to assist stu- praise and worship using African, modern and 8 sessions starting October 29, 2008 8 sessions starting October 30, 2008 dents in learning how to read basic music nota- ballet forms of dance. Students will gain a full ending December 17, 2008 ending January 8, 2009 tion, as well as, be able to increase their sight- understanding of the various forms of worship singing ability. In addition, students will have the and dance and their many functions in the Instructor: YMCA Instructor: YMCA FYI: No class 11/27, 12/25, 1/1 chance to learn breathing techniques, correct

40 York College Adult Continuing Education www.york.cuny.edu/conted 718-262-2790 York College Adult Continuing Education www.york.cuny.edu/conted 718-262-2790 41 Fitness & Fun York College Adult Continuing Education York College Adult Continuing Education Fitness & Fun posture, and diaphragm singing. 8 sessions starting October 4, 2008, Knitting Knitwits Knitting Intermediate ending November 22, 2008 $109 $109 Time: Saturday, 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM; Instructor: Shaw, Hildred 7 sessions starting October 18, 2008, In this beginner knitting course, you will learn to This workshop will take you further into the ending December 6, 2008 (No class 11/29) FYI: Two, $35 Wilton Kits required read patterns and make baby and simple world of knitting. We will learn cables,bobbles, sweaters. Purl-one and Knit-two is just the begin- manipulation of various stitch patterns, garment Instructor: Quash, Jonathan ning! By the end of this course, you will have Scrapbooking with Style shaping, and finishing techniques to give your made a hat and scarf. You will discover where to garment that professional look. Various books $60 buy yarn at low prices, choose appropriate yarns will be recommended so that you can design your for different projects and how to become more own creations. Yarn value will also be briefly Explore ways to scrapbook your favorite memo- adept at cable stitches. Arts and Crafts ries and record special events. Find out how to explored. At the end of class you will be able to complete a garment of your choice that you will organize your pictures and the techniques for Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM; be proud to wear. Basic Photography mounting, paper placing and border making. 4 sessions starting October 4, 2008, $150 Preserve your favorite memories or create a ending October 25, 2008 Theme album. Time: Saturday, 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM; 5 sessions starting November 1, 2008, Instructor: Jimenez, Veronica Time: Sunday, 10:30 AM - 12:00 PM; ending November 22, 2008 4 sessions starting November 2, 2008, ending November 23, 2008 Beginner Crochet Instructor: Jimenez, Veronica Instructor: Staff, TBD $109 Traditional Quilt Making (13-Adult) FYI: Materials Required This course is designed for beginners. Learn basic skills and techniques in creating different $165 items. You will learn to read various patterns to Making Swags and Garlands create a beautiful project. In this quilt making workshop for beginners, stu- This is an introductory, non-darkroom course for Christmas dents will learn basic techniques such as cutting, designed for both basic and intermediate skills $70 Time: Saturday, 11:30 AM - 1:30 PM; marking and hand stitching traditional quilt level photographers. The course covers digital 4 sessions starting October 4, 2008, blocks that will be used to create a beautiful 45” and film cameras and new developments with the Decorate your home with ending October 25, 2008 x 54” quilt. Supply list will be provided at regis- style this Christmas and use of digital photography and computers. This tration. make your own uniquely course will focus on how to compose an artistic Instructor: Chance, Priscilla designed topiary decora- photo, which is important for taking good pic- Time: Wednesday, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM; tions. In this course you will 10 sessions starting October 8, 2008 tures with any camera, both digital and film. This use a variety of seasonal Silk Flower Arranging course will include weekly assignments and photo ending December 10, 2008 flowers, foliages and other $109 projects. festive materials to create a stunning selection of festive decorations such as a Christmas garland, Instructor: JCAL This course is an intro- Time: Saturday, 12:00 PM - 2:00 PM; seasonal swag and decorations for your festive duction to silk flower 5 sessions starting October 4, 2008, table and home. Materials fee is $25. design. The student will ending November 1, 2008 Time: Sunday, 1:00 PM - 3:00 PM; learn to create lovely and long-lasting arrange- Instructor: West, Arlene 4 sessions starting November 2, 2008, ending November 23, 2008 ments, learn different techniques and the Instructor: Staff, TBD mechanics to construct Cake Decorating beautiful pieces. You will Singles Night for Adults $99 $175 Do It Yourself Decorating acquire helpful skills $175 including wiring, the use This new and exciting course is for singles Learn the fundamentals of of a hot-glue gun and and couples who want to relax and have fun You are standing in the middle of a room, bed- cake decorating: preparing how to select the best materials for achieving room, living room, kitchen, family room, and while learning to dance or just want to unusual effects, as you create your own arrange- icing; the use of decorating something just isn’t right. In spite of your efforts, improve their dancing skills. It’s a fun filled tools to make stars, figure pip- you don’t feel comfortable with it. Just like most ments of silk flowers. Materials fee $50 course learning ballroom dance, salsa and ing, basic shell boarders and people you don?t have a lot of money, then do it freestyle, tango and more. comic clowns. You will get tips yourself! Time: Wednesday, 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM; on baking, leveling, torting, 4 sessions starting October 29, 2008, Time: Friday, 6:30 PM - 8:00 PM; coloring and assembling your Time: Thursday, 6:30 PM - 9:30 PM; ending November 19, 2008 5 sessions starting January 2, 2009 cake with a professional 6 sessions starting October 16, 2008, ending January 30, 2009 touch. ending November 20, 2008 Instructor: Garcia, Marcia Instructor: Staff, TBD Time: Saturday, 10:00 AM - 12:00 PM; Instructor: Staff, TBD FYI: Must bring wire cutter and scissors. Call for details.

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