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Welcome to OCCC! rented) facilities and passed a Welcome to Oregon Coast Bond to create the three beautiCommunity College— ful sites we have today. Lincoln County’s community college—where you For all of these years, OCCC will find the education and has offered accredited education the support to achieve your via contracting arrangements goals. We provide “an ocean with other more mature comof opportunity” through munity colleges. We are now education. embarking bringing OCCC to independent accreditation. This We offer opportunities to action will preserve the vision older students, high school of accessible and relevant higher students, students right out education in Lincoln County of high school, veterans, and allow the College to further working students, parents, grow, develop, and increase and life-long learners. We educational attainment in enroll students interested in Lincoln County. This enriches transferring to universities not only the lives of individual such as Oregon State, as well as those seeking terminal Dr. Birgitte Ryslinge students, but also the economic two-year degrees, one year President, Oregon Coast Community College and civic vitality of the entire county. It has been demonstrated certificates, retraining in new repeatedly throughout the U.S. skills, ESOL, and GEDs. We that as educational attainment increases in a region, offer robust services for small business development. so does the economy, standards of living, and quality Whether you are working on your degree or certifiof life for all. cate, looking to hone existing skills, or simply taking classes for personal enrichment, we have something As president, I am joined by our outstanding for you. Plus, we offer exceptional student support faculty and staff in our efforts to make OCCC services and staff that are eager to help you realize increasingly relevant to the needs of our communiyour dreams. ties. We are committed to working with you to help you achieve your educational goals or to help your I am so honored to be named president at such an organization grow. I encourage everyone to envision exciting and critical time in OCCC’s history. In the big things as you plan your future and work towards late eighties, the citizens of Lincoln County had the your personal success, whatever that might be. I look vision to create a college district, in order to make forward to working with you to build a better future higher education locally accessible. Those individufor our students, community, and state. als understood the critical difference a community college can make, particularly in a rural area. In Warm regards, the 2000s, college staff and the taxpayers of Lincoln Birgitte County understood the need for dedicated (not
Class Basic Computer Skills Basic Computer Skills Beginning Kite-Flying & Building Beginning Microsoft Word Birding Basics Disaster Preparedness Electricity Information for Homeowners Estate Planning: Wills and Trusts French Conversation Handgun Safety Learn to Play Guitar Photography: Beyond Point & Shoot Spanish For Beginners Seatauqua: Fish Rubbing Seatauqua: Oil & Acrylic Painting Seatauqua: Papermaking Seatauqua: Bird Drawing Seatauqua: Patterns in Nature
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Fall Term 2014 Important Dates Classes Begin: ......................................Sept. 22 Credit Registration Ends*:.............Sept. 26 Finals Week:.........................................Dec. 8-12 End of Term:........................................... Dec. 12 Holidays (OCCC Closed):......................Sept. 1 Nov. 11 Nov. 27 & 28 Dec. 24 & 25
*Registration open all term for Community Education & Small Business classes. Call 541-994-4166.
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*Prices may not include additional materials fees payable to instructor. See descriptions for details, or call 541-994-4166.
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Community Education Classes Disaster Preparedness for the Pacific Northwest Learn what environmental, meteorological and man-made events have struck our region and how to prepare for them in the future. Recognize the need for disaster preparedness, learn about the necessary supplies your family will need to ride out a short-term disaster, and what you’ll need to stay comfortable in the event of a long-term emergency. Thursdays, 2 to 5pm • Oct. 30 & Nov. 6 • Two Sessions Location: North County Center, Lincoln City • Room 108 • Tuition: $30 Instructor: Jim Kusz • Course #XSAF0002
French Conversation
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You’ve still not taken that French class, or you’ve forgotten everything you learned in High School? Zut alors! Have no fear – Oregon Coast Community College is here. Prepare for that trip to Paris, Tahiti or Quebec with this ten-week basic to intermediate language class. Thursdays, 6 to 8:30pm Oct. 2 to Dec. 11 Ten Sessions Location: Central County Campus, Newport: Room 48 Tuition: $97 Instructor: Marianne De Taeye Course #1070050
Learn to play guitar Beginning and intermediate students will receive group instruction as well as one-on-one instruction at times, according to musical interests and level of ability. This method keeps students interested, which is a key to maintaining motivation. Upon completion of this course, students will be able to play songs on the guitar in their area of interest. Thursdays, 6-8pm Sept. 25 to Dec. 4 Ten Sessions (Excluding Thanksgiving) Location: North County Center, Lincoln City, Room 211 Tuition: $65 Instructor: Richard Paris • Course # XMUS0002 fall 2014 • @occcsharks • 3
Community Education Classes Photography, Beyond Point and Shoot Digital technology has revolutionized photography as much today as did the first Kodak “Brownie” box cameras in the early 1900’s. Are you just beginning to use a digital SLR, or exploring the amazing possibilities of your camera? Or do you want to know more about how to take better pictures? In this class you will learn about core photographic skills such as camera controls affecting focus, sharpness, resolution, depth-of-field, and perspective. Learn how to upload and share images on the internet, and much more. Day: Wednesdays Time: 6 to 8pm Dates: Oct. 8 to 29 Four Weeks Location: Central County Campus, Newport Room TBA Tuition: $45 Instructor: Nancy Jane Reid Course #: 1070052
Beginning Kite-Building & Flying Do you ever look at the clouds drifting by and think it would be fun to fly a kite, but you don’t have one? Or does the thought of reliving a childhood kiteflying event or creating a new adult experience appeal to you? Then this is the class for you! Learn what kind of kite to build as well as what material to use to accomplish creating your “perfect” kite. All this and more will be found in this class. Day: Tuesdays Time: 2 to 5pm Dates: Sept. 25 to Oct. 2 Two Weeks Location: North County Center, Lincoln City – Rm. 220 Tuition: $40 Material cost: $10-$30 paid to instructor at first class meeting Instructor: Ronda Brewer Course #1070054 4 • oregoncoastcc.org • fall 2014
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Community Education Classes Spanish for Beginners Students will learn the basic vocabulary needed for essential communication such as the alphabet, personal information, everyday basic questions (where is the bathroom, etc.?), numbers and more. There will be music from different Latin countries, games and a guest speaker so students will have the opportunity to use their new skills.
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Birding Basics Do you find yourself listening to an odd chirp while walking or gardening? Are you fascinated by the random rustlings in the bushes? Do you notice and enjoy the birds in your world, but wish you knew more about these clever and busy neighbors? This is just the class for you! Participants will learn how birds behave so it will be easier to find, watch, and identify the type you are seeing. Bird identification, adaptations, and habitat will be introduced. Birds of the Oregon Coast will be our focus during this 4-week class. Participants will have access to bird guides and binoculars and will learn how to use them. The final day of class will be a field trip to identify birds in the area. Days: Mondays, Tuesdays & Thursdays Time: 1:30 to 3pm Dates: Nov. 4 to 13 Two Weeks Location: North County Center, Lincoln City, Room 208 Tuition: $25 Material Fee: $5, paid to instructor at first class Instructors: Caren Willoughby and Laura Doyle Course #1065982
Days: Mondays & Wednesdays Time: 6 to 8pm Dates: Oct. 6 to Nov. 26 Eight Weeks Location: Central County Campus, Newport: Room 61 Tuition: $99 Instructor: Diana Perez Course #1066057
Electricity Information for Homeowners In this class, participants will learn basic electrical theory, residential electrical service, wiring methods and more. You will discover trouble-shooting methods and repair strategies. Learn about national electrical codes, permits and inspections. This class includes topics such as low-voltage wiring, plus hands-on installation of receptacles, lighting outlets and switches (if time allows). Days: Wednesdays Time: 6 to 9pm Dates: Oct. 1 to 8 Two Weeks Location: Central Campus, Newport – Room 244 Tuition: $30 Instructor: Larry Epperson Course #1068297 www.earthtimes.org
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Community Education Classes Basic Computer Skills In this class, coming to both Newport and Lincoln City OCCC locations, students will learn how to manage their computer including sending emails, preparing documents, internet surfing, downloading and uploading material, running Diagnostic tests, as well as how to keep your computer safe from viruses and other internet maladies. Day: Tuesdays • Time: 1 to 3pm Dates: Oct. 7 to Nov. 4 Five Sessions • $50 Location: North County Center, Lincoln City – Rm. 222 Instructor: Mona Martin • Course #1068300 Day: Wednesdays • Time: 1 to 3pm Dates: Oct. 22 to Nov. 19 Five Sessions • $50 Location: Central County Campus, Newport - Rm. 70 Instructor: Mona Martin • Course #1068299
Beginning Word In this class, you will learn the basics of Microsoft Word. The course will cover all the basics, including typing text, deleting text, formatting (fonts, sizing, color, etc.), and spelling and grammar checking. The course will also cover the copy, cut and paste commands, plus the process of inserting clip art images, as well as saving and printing documents. This class is limited to seven (7) students. Day: Mondays • Time: 1 to 3pm Dates: Nov. 10 to Dec. 8 • Five Sessions Location: North County Center, Lincoln City – Rm. 222 Tuition: $50 • Instructor: Mona Martin • Course #1070053
Estate Planning and Wills
Will your estate plan cause hurt and dissension in your family? This short course will address fundamental issues involved in creating an effective estate plan. The class teaches you the strategies needed for effective management of your assets as you age (including during periods of incapacity), and guidelines for the appropriate disposition of assets upon death. Content of the class involves a discussion of the use of wills, trusts, powers of attorney, and health care directives. We will also consider questions of planning that include IRA’s and other retirement assets. Day: Thursdays • Time: 3 to 5pm Dates: Oct. 9 to 23 • Three Sessions Location: Central Campus, Newport – Rm. 61 Tuition: $27 • Instructor: Brian Haggerty Course #1065948 6 • oregoncoastcc.org • fall 2014
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Handgun Safety This course will cover the basic fundamentals of safety, the cardinal rules, and responsible operation of a handgun. After completion of the course, you will receive a certificate to take to the Sheriff’s office to apply for your concealed weapons certificate. Do not bring any firearms to class. Day: Tuesdays Time: 6 to 9pm Dates: Oct. 7 & 14 Two Sessions Location: North County Center, Lincoln City – Rm. 108 Tuition: $50 • Instructor: Ernie Hanson • Course #1066046
Registering for a Community Ed class is easy! Start by calling 541-994-4166.
seatauqua fish rubbing
HEATHER FORTNER • SATURDAY, OCT. 18 • 10AM-4PM HATFIELD MARINE SCIENCE CENTER • $30 Learn about the history and technique of gyotaku, or Japanese fish rubbing (direct method). You will learn how to select and prepare the fish, prepare the oil-based inks and applicators, and be able to complete 4 to 5 prints of the local fishes on a variety of rice papers. Materials fee $20, paid to instructor at start of class. Register: 541-994-4166.
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painting, oil and/or acrylics
SANDY ROUMAGOUX • FRIDAY, OCT. 24 • 10AM-4PM HATFIELD MARINE SCIENCE CENTER • $30 Geared to intermediate painters, students in this class will work from a limited palette. Please bring Alizerin Red, Prussian Blue, Cadmium Yellow Light, Cadmium Red Light, Ultramarine Blue, roumagoux (self-portrait) Yellow Ochre, as well as a large tube of Titanium or Zinc White and a coffee can for solvent. Be sure to bring just regular thinner to cut down on fumes, rather than Turpentine. Bring plenty of rags, which can consist of old kitchen towels, sheets or cotton T-shirts. For a palette, a disposal paper palette of large size is best. Bring an assortment of brushes, including large to block in shapes. The preferred painting medium is walnut oil, but others are okay to bring. Canvas should be no smaller than 18” x 24” and can be as large as you can fit in the car. Other painting surfaces can be gessoed paper, 1/4” plywood, or old paintings that can be painted over. Bring your own easel if available. Register: 541-994-4166.
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Choose one or more of these programs to take part in the revival of the venerable Seatauqua program. • 5 Classes • $30 Each, plus materials fees • One-day sessions (6 hr) • BYO Lunch • Min. age 16, except where noted • Specific room location available at registration • Reserve your spot! Call 541-994-4166.
papermaking with pulp & local fibers
BrYan Coleman • SATURDAY, Nov. 1 • 10am-4pm Hatfield mARINE SCIENCE CENTER • $30 Students will learn the basics and history of papermaking and the processing of fibers, then prepare the pulp, and form sheets with molds and deckles. There will be a variety of dried seaweeds and sea grasses to use as inclusions. Students will be able to create 10 to 15 sheets of “seaweed” paper. There will be a $20 fee for materials. Register: 541-994-4166.
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bird drawing
RAM PAPISH • SATURDAY, NOV. 8 • 10AM-4PM OREGON COAST AQUARIUM • $30 Learn the basics of drawing birds from artist, photographer, educator and biologist Ram Papish. Students will start out in the classroom with some bird basics and hands-on exercises before graduating to “stuffed” or taxidermic samples. After a BYO lunch, students will venture out to the Aquarium’s seabird exhibit to practice drawing live birds. The exhibit is outdoors, so students should be prepared for coastal weather. Class space generously donated by the Oregon Coast Aquarium. Register: 541-994-4166.
patterns in nature
KRISTINA MCCANN • SATURDAY, NOV. 15 • 10AM-4PM HATFIELD MARINE SCIENCE CENTER • $30 Explore patterns in animal shapes, structures and behaviors in our coastal environment. Math and nature converge! Learn to identify Tessellations, Pi and phi at the sandy beach, estuary, and rocky intertidal. Family-friendly, for ages 12 and up. Wear clothes suitable for indoor and outdoor activities. Register: 541-994-4166. mccann
history
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The Seatauqua (seeTALK-wa) was a series of workshops, lectures and excursions (by car, boat and even airplane) that ran for decades in Newport. Coordinated by Oregon Sea Grant, the programs encouraged chautauqua-style discussions by all participants about arts, sciences, coastal ecology and more. This year, Oregon Coast Community College and the Hatfield Marine Science Center begin the process of reviving Seatauqua, with five special events this Fall term. Based on attendance and support of these programs this fall, the program may be expanded even further in the Winter and Spring Terms. To suggest a topic for an upcoming Seatauqua OCCC Community Education course, contact Shirley Hill at shirley.hill@occc.cc.or.us. fall 2014 • @occcsharks • 7
How to Register ...for small business classes
Registering for any of the Small Business classes listed in this publication is easy. Call 541-994-4166 during business hours, or visit oregoncoastbusiness.com, 24 hours a day, and fill out our online form when you select the course(s) you’re after. We will be in touch afterwards to collect payment information and confirm your reservation. Pre-registration is required for most small business classes. Or, fill out the form on the facing page and email it to shirley.hill@occc.cc.or.us, or fax to 541-996-4958.
...for community ed classes
You must pre-register for classes. Here’s how to do it, in two simple steps! Step 1. Registration To register online: Go to www.oregoncoastcc.org At the right of the page, click the oval reading “Apply to OCCC.” Then, follow the appropriate links. To register by mail, or in person: Complete the registration form on facing page, or use the one available online at oregoncoastcc.org. Step 2. Submit your form There are three ways to submit your completed form: A) You may drop off your completed form at any OCCC campus B) Mail with payment to: 3788 SE High School Drive, Lincoln City, OR 97367 C) Submit online, at oregoncoastcc.org.
...for credit classes Never gone to college? Just a little rusty? No problem! In four easy steps, you will be on your way to taking credit classes: 1) Take the College Placement Test Call 541-867-8501 (Central Campus) or 541-996-6222 (North Center) to schedule an appointment to take the COMPASS college placement test to discover which reading, writing and math courses are the best match for your academic level. After the test, you will schedule an appointment to attend a New Student Orientation/Advising Session (see #3, below). 2) Transfer Students If you have previous college credit, call 541-867-8501 to schedule an individual appointment with an academic advisor. 3) Attend a New Student Orientation/Advising Session (Required for all new credit students.) There you will: • be advised for your first-term class schedule • learn about OCCC policies, term deadlines, transfer and career and technical programs • learn to read the class schedule and online catalog, and be cleared to register • learn about different options to consider when determining how to pay for college
Prices, fees & refunds The price for non-credit classes varies with each class (see individual class listings for details). Some courses may require additional fees for materials, which are also listed in the class description.
4) Register Register for the classes you selected at your new-student orientation/advising session. Registration is completed online. Login to your myOCCC account to begin. Registration dates can be found on the calendar at oregoncoastcc.org/academic-calendars.
Payment The college accepts all traditional forms of payment including cash, checks, MasterCard, VISA, Discover and debit cards.
REMEMBER: You will not be able to register without first meeting with an academic advisor.
Refunds If the college cancels a class, students are entitled to a full refund of tuition and fees. Students who drop a class will be issued a refund based on the following criteria:
Class length 3 to 12 weeks Less than 2 weeks
Drop deadline Before second class meeting Prior to the first class.
No refunds will be provided for withdrawals or drops after the drop deadlines shown above.
Community Education Courses Community Education courses are available to students ages 16 and older, unless otherwise stated, who are interested in pursuing a new hobby or pastime. Community Education provides fun classes which include special, personal, professional, hobby, and recreational interests. Classes are offered throughout the community and the college is always working to expand course offerings in many locations throughout Lincoln County. 8 • oregoncoastcc.org • fall 2014
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OCCC Credit Courses: Fall 2014 aquarium science course number AQS100 AQS215 AQS240 AQS245
title Introduction to Aquarium Science Biology of Captive Fish Aquatic Life Support Syatems Design and Operation Research Humbandry
days M W T R M W R
time location 3:30-5:20PM CC-245 TBA TBA-TBA CC-245 1:00-2:50PM CC-249
course number ART115 ART131A ART131A ART181A ART198 ART198 ART253A ART270A ART284A
title Basic Design - 2D Foundations Drawing I Drawing I Painting I Screenprinting Figurative Drawing Ceramics I Printmaking I Water Media I
days M W T R M W T R F W T R M W T R
time 9-11:50AM 9-11:50AM 9-11:50AM 6-8:50PM 9-11:50AM 6-8:50PM 1-3:50PM 1-3:50PM 1-3:50PM
course number BI101L BI101L BI101 BI101 BI112L BI112 BI231L BI231L BI231 CAS133 CG100 CG100
title General Biology-Lab General Biology-Lab Biology Biology Cell Biology for Health Occupations - Lab Cell Biology for Health Occupations Human Anatomy & Physiology I -Lab Human Anat & Physiology I-Lab Human Anatomy & Physiology I Basic Computer Skill/MS Office College Survival and Success College Survival and Success
days T R M W T R M W T R T R M W M W M W T R M W M W
time location 10:30-11:50AM CC-233 2:20-3:50PM NC-222 9-10:20AM CC-233 1-2:20PM NC-222 11-12:20PM CC-236 9-10:50AM CC-236 10:30-11:50AM CC-236 1-3:50PM CC-236 9-10:20AM CC-236 1-3:20PM CC-070 1-2:30PM CC-151 3:30-4:50PM CC-271
course number CJA100 CJA111 CJA112 CJA213 CJA214 COMM111 COMM111 COMM214
title days time Professions in Criminal Justice R 9-11:50AM Intro Crim Just Sys- Police M 9-11:50AM Intro to Crim Just Sys- Courts W 9-11:50AM Evidence T 9-11:50AM Criminal Investigations M 1-3:50PM Public Speaking F 9:30-12:20PM Public Speaking T R 1-2:50PM Interpersonal Communication Process & Theory
campus Newport Newport Newport Newport
instructor credits SPAULDING, CHRIS 3 STAFF, STAFF 4 SPAULDING, CHRIS 4 MILLER-MORGAN, TIMOTHY 2
campus Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport Lincoln City Newport Newport
instructor credits PENCE, JULIA ALLISON 3 HAUG, JARED C. 3 BROOKS, BEN O. 3 OSGOOD, LYNNE M. 3 PENCE, JULIA ALLISON 1 OSGOOD, LYNNE M. 1 BROOKS, BEN O. 3 PENCE, JULIA ALLISON 3 HAUG, JARED C. 3
campus Newport Lincoln City Newport Lincoln City Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport
instructor credits ANDERSON, SKYE 0 ANDERSON, SKYE 0 ANDERSON, SKYE 4 ANDERSON, SKYE 4 NASH, HAL B. 0 NASH, HAL B. 5 NASH, HAL B. 0 NASH, HAL B. 0 NASH, HAL B. 4 BOYCE, THOMAS 4 HAMILTON, LAURA K. 3 MILNE, SARAH 3
campus Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport Lincoln City Newport Online
instructor credits HAVNER, GRETCHEN 3 TAUFAASAU, ANDREW T. 3 HAVNER, GRETCHEN 3 HAVNER, GRETCHEN 3 TAUFAASAU, ANDREW T. 3 BISHOP, JANICE M. 4 CARAN, LOUISA A. 4 BISHOP, JANICE M.
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biology, computers & more
criminal justice & communications
location CC-174 CC-174 NC-217 CC-174 CC-174 CC-174 LC-LCCC CC-174 CC-174
location CC-047 CC-047 CC-047 CC-047 CC-047 NC-217 CC-062 OL
ems & english course number EMS105 ENG195 ENG253
title EMT Part I Film Studies: Film as Art American Literature to 1865
days T R T R M W
time 6-9:30PM 6-7:50PM 3-4:50PM
location SC-113 CC-062 CC-049
campus instructor credits Waldport PELKEY, MICHELLE A. 5 Newport 4 Newport PAVLISH, CATHERINE ANN 4
days M W M W TBA TBA TBA M W T R
time 1-3:50PM 6-8:50PM -TBA -TBA -TBA 1-2:50PM 6-7:50PM
location CC-233 CC-233 Online Online Online CC-271 CC-047
campus Newport Newport Online Online Online Newport Newport
instructor credits BERNHARDT, GILBERT T. 4 BERNHARDT, GILBERT T. 4 BRUCE, ERIC ALLEN 3 ANAND, LILIA D. 4 JACKSON, TUCKER 4 MILNE, SARAH 4 JOHNSON, MICHAEL S. 4
days TBA M W F
time -TBA 8-9:45AM
location Online CC-049
campus Online Newport
instructor credits ADOLF, DARCI 1 BURAK, MARGE M. 5
geology, health & history course number G201 G201 HE250 HST101 HST201 HST201 HST203
title Physical Geology Physical Geology Personal Health West Civ: Ancnt to Mdvl History of the US to 1840 History of the US to 1840 History of the us 1914 to Present
library studies & mathematics course number LIB101 MTH111
title Library Research and Beyond College Algebra
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OCCC Credit Courses: Fall 2014 mathematics course number MTH20 MTH60 MTH60 MTH65 MTH65 MTH95 XMTH08
title days Basic Math (Arithmetic) M W Introductory Algebra - First Term M W Introductory Algebra - First Term T R Introductory Algebra- Second Term T R Introductory Algebra- Second Term T R Intermediate Algebra T R Accelerated Introductory Algebra Review (9/8/14-9/12/14) MTWRF
time 1-2:50PM 5-7:20PM 9:30-11:50AM 5:30-7:50PM 9:30-11:50AM 1-3:20PM 9-11:50AM
location CC-249 CC-048 CC-048 CC-049 CC-032 CC-047 CC-049
campus Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport
instructor credits STAFF, STAFF 4 STAFF, STAFF 4 ZERR, AMANDA 4 BURAK, MARGE M. 4 BURAK, MARGE M. 4 ZERR, AMANDA 4 BURAK, MARGE M. 0
title Applied Piano Applied Guitar Music Cultures of the World Sight Singing/Ear Training 1 Music Theory (part one) Class Piano I Class Guitar I Chorus
days TBA TBA T R M W M W T R T R TWR
time location -TBA CC-179 -TBA CC-179 10:30-11:50AM CC-179 2:30-3:20PM CC-179 1-2:20PM CC-179 1-2:20PM CC-179 1-2:20PM CC-179 12-12:50PM CC-179
campus Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport
instructor credits SCOVILLE, MARY LEE 1 SCOVILLE, MARY LEE 1 SCOVILLE, MARY LEE 3 SCOVILLE, MARY LEE 1 SCOVILLE, MARY LEE 3 SCOVILLE, MARY LEE 2 SCOVILLE, MARY LEE 2 SCOVILLE, MARY LEE 1
days M W T TBA TBA TBA MT
time location 9-10:50AM CC-244 -TBA 11:30-1:50PM CC-244 -TBA SC-113 -TBA CC-249 -TBA CC-271
campus Newport Waldport Newport Waldport Newport Newport
instructor credits WAY, ANN 4 STAFF, STAFF 4 WAY, ANN 5 GIBSON, GAIL P. 8 MOLLINO, LINDA A. 12 BARTON, LYNN R. 12
music course number MUP171 MUP180 MUS108 MUS111C MUS111 MUS191P MUS191 MUS220A
nursing & allied health course number NCMA101 NCMA102 NCMA103 NUR101 NUR141 NUR241
title Body Structure and Function I Clinical Procedures I Office Skills for the Medical Office Nursing Assistant Level 1 Fundamentals of Nursing Care of Patients with Complex Health Problems
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OCCC Credit Courses: Fall 2014 psychology, reading & sociology course number PSY101 PSY201A PSY214 PSY232 RD115 RD90 SOC204
title Psychology and Human Relations Introduction to Psychology - Part 1 Introduction to Personality Human Sexuality College Reading Reading 90 Sociology in Everyday Life
days M W T R T R M W M W F M F T R
time 1-2:50PM 1-2:50PM 10-11:50AM 10-11:50AM -TBA -TBA 3-4:50PM
location CC-245 CC-245 CC-271 CC-049 CC-151 CC-151 CC-049
campus Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport
instructor credits QUARLES, JEANNE C. 4 QUARLES, JEANNE C. 4 QUARLES, JEANNE C. 4 QUARLES, JEANNE C. 4 HAMILTON, LAURA K. 4 HAMILTON, LAURA K. 3 RESZ, SUSAN D. 4
days M W T R M W T R M W M W
time location 6:30-8:20PM CC-049 9:30-11:20AM CC-061 8-8:20PM CC-049 9-9:20AM CC-061 1-2:50PM CC-061 12:30-12:50PM CC-061
campus Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport Newport
instructor credits WALES, ANN 4 WALES, ANN 4 WALES, ANN 1 WALES, ANN 1 WALES, ANN 4 WALES, ANN 1
days M W T R T R M W M W TBA M W T R T R TBA T R
time 1-2:50PM 1-2:50PM 9-11:00AM 1-2:50PM 6-8:50PM -TBA 10-11:50AM 10-11:50AM 1-2:50PM -TBA TBA-TBA
campus Newport Newport Lincoln City Newport Newport Online Newport Newport Newport Online Newport
instructor credits MISITI, PATRICK J. 4 HAMILTON, LAURA K. 4 RUSH, LANI C. 4 PAVLISH, CATHERINE ANN 4 AUSTIN-ZACHARIAS, PETER J. 4 PAVLISH, CATHERINE ANN 4 MISITI, PATRICK J. 4 PAVLISH, CATHERINE ANN 4 RUSH, LANI C. 4 MCALPINE, JEFFREY B. 4 HAMILTON, LAURA K. 3
spanish course number SPA101 SPA101 SPA111C SPA111C SPA201 SPA211C
title First Year Spanish- First Term First Year Spanish- First Term First Yr Spanish Conversation First Yr Spanish Conversation Second Year Spanish-1st Term Intermediate Spanish Conversation
writing course number WR115 WR115 WR121 WR121 WR121 WR121 WR121 WR121 WR122 WR122 WR90
title Intro to College Writing Intro to College Writing English Composition English Composition English Composition English Composition English Composition English Composition English Composition English Composition Writing 90
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location CC-048 CC-271 NC-208 CC-049 CC-047 Online CC-048 CC-049 CC-048 Online CC-271
After the Meltdown:
Energy Regime Crisis and Environmental Conflicts in Post-Fukushima Japan Michael Dreiling | Nicholas Lougee | Tomoyasu Nakamura Since the Kyoto Protocols, despite a robust environmental movement, Japanese environmentalism largely avoided a critique of the hazards of the nuclear industry with the energy demands of the country. Instead, small and marginal antinuclear movement organizations remained focused on this single isNicholas Lougee, Ph. D. sue. Then, in 2011, Friday, Oct. 10 • 7pm the Fukushima OCCC Newport Campus nuclear disaster Dr. Patrick O’Connor and humanitarian Community Room crisis caused by the Free Admission Tohoku earthquake and tsunami called the entire nuclear industry into question. Even after the earthquake, Google Maps the silence among established environmental organizations continued. Based on an extensive study of Japanese environmental organizations, we investigate why the Japanese environmental movement was relatively silent on the largest environmental crisis in the country’s history. Why were environmental organizations not in the lead of the mass protests demanding an end to nuclear energy in earthquake and tsunami prone Japan? In a paper on the topic, the authors address this question historically and quantitatively, incorporating survey data on the Japanese environmental movement as well as extensive network data. The findings will be summarized on Oct. 10 as Nicholas Lougee, Ph.D. speaks at OCCC as part of the ongoing Williams Lecture Series. This research is the first to quantitatively operationalize power structures in Japan and test their impact on the behavior of a large sample of environmental organizations. Our network data trace ties between the private electric utility companies (nuclear) and their key industry partners in finance, insurance, and the media to key government agencies in Japan. These industry, government and media connections are then traced to board memberships of a large sample of environmental organizations. Among other factors, the statistical analyses identify significant negative associations of government and corporate ties on environmental groups’ adoption of a reflexive and critical position on nuclear energy following the Fukushima meltdown. Google Maps
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Jobseekers Program Returns
Looking for a new job? Start here. Free, power-packed job-seekers series limited to 12 participants; covers resumés, clothing and more Resumé-Writing Workshop OCTober 14, 4 to 6 pm • Room 70
Join OCCC’s Jody Becker as she leads classroom instruction, counseling and discussion to polish your list of appropriate experiences into an attractive one-page resumé that best represents you and your skill set. Cover letters will also be discussed.
Using Social Media in Your Search
october 17, 4 to 6 pm • Room 70
Understand how social media exposure can both hurt you and help you as you seek employment. Every participant will leave with their own YouTube channel and/or LinkedIn account, thanks to this session, to be led by Misty Lambrecht.
Dress for Success october 21 • LOCATION TBA
Learn appropriate dress codes for the work environment, with wardrobe analysis and a shopping excursion with the experts. Led by volunteer mentors who are business professionals and members of the Rotary Club of Newport.
Interview Coaching
october 24, 4 to 6 pm at columbia bank, main branch, in newport
Hone your interview skills with actual practice interviews with a team of professionals who use these skills in their positions every day. These interviews may also be filmed so that you can review your presentation, from the interviewer’s perspective, after the event. 14 • oregoncoastcc.org • fall 2014
Are you preparing to apply for work locally or in other areas? Are you ready to do the research needed to apply? Do you feel prepared to interview and present yourself in the best possible light? Here is an opportunity to learn the skills that will make you more competitive in the job market. This series of four workshops was created for those looking forward to applying for employment. The class will meet from 4 pm to 6 pm on Tuesdays and Fridays, October 14 to 24. The workshops are presented by the Small Business Development Center at Oregon Coast Community College and the Rotary Club of Newport. Each of the 12 participants will be mentored and supported as they gain a better understanding of completing a job application, writing a winning resumé and cover letter
Rotary club of newport Jobseekers’ program organizers Sandy Roumagoux, left, and Linda Kilbride.
(saved to disc or flash drive), and more. Topics will also include dressing for the interview, presentation skills, and practice interviews. This series is available to OCCC students, referrals from prospective employers, and the community at large. You need not be an OCCC student to apply. This series will include a contest for the best three resumés and best three interviews. Winners will receive gift certificates for business clothes, office supplies, business cards, or to fill other appropriate needs for the participant’s job search. Best of all, this program is provided absolutely free. However, program size is limited to twelve participants. To reserve one of the 12 spaces, call 541-994-4166 or e-mail shirley.hill@occc.cc.or.us. This program is made possible by the Small Business Development Center at Oregon Coast Community College and the Rotary Club of Newport.
Leadership
Lincoln The Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce and Oregon Coast Community College are now accepting applications for the 2014-15 Leadership Lincoln Program. Leadership Lincoln has prepared our community’s leaders for the past two decades, and has more than 600 alumni. Now in its 23rd year, the program brings together individuals who are involved in their communities and who want to develop their leadership abilities. The 10-month program starts Sept. 10, and continues through June 2015. Participants will meet for sessions that focus on issues relevant to Lincoln County, such as History & Culture, Business & Industry, Education and more. Enrollment in the Leadership Lincoln Program is limited to 40 participants. For more information on Leadership Lincoln, or to receive an application, contract the Greater Newport Chamber of Commerce at 541-265-8801 or Oregon Coast Community College, at 541-994-4166.
Application deadline for the Leadership Lincoln Program is Wednesday, Sept. 3, 2014. Shoot the QR code below, or find the app at newportchamber.org/leadership_lincoln.htm
The Chamber would also like to thank Columbia Bank in Newport for once again offering a scholarship for this year’s program. Every year, the scholarship has been made available to any board member, director or employee of a local non-profit organization or community service agency.
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Small Business Class Lineup: Fall 2014 Class Build Your Own Website (Includes Lab Session)
Date Oct. 22-Nov. 12 Sept. 24-Oct. 15
Day Time Wednesdays 2-5 & 6-9pm Wednesdays 2-5 & 6-9pm
Course # XCS9606A XCS9606A
Location Price Lincoln City, Room 222 $180 Newport, Room 244/70 $180
Business Law
Dec. 2 Dec. 4
Tuesday Thursday
6-9pm 6-9pm
XBA9500N XBA9500N
Lincoln City, Room 108 $30 Newport, Room 151 $30
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Business Start-Ups & Tune-Ups
Sept. 30-Dec. 9
Tuesdays
6-9pm
XBA9503T
Newport, Room 249
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E-Newsletters to Grow Your Business
Nov. 6 Nov. 6
Thursday Thursday
2-5pm 6-9pm
XBA9601D XBA9601D
Lincoln City, Room 222 $30 Newport, Room 70 $30
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Facebook Marketing for Beginners
Oct. 9 Oct. 9
Thursday Thursday
2-5pm 6-9pm
XCS0001D XCS0001D
Lincoln City, Room 222 $30 Newport, Room 70 $30
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Facebook Marketing for Advanced Users
October 23 October 23
Thursday Thursday
2-5pm 6-9pm
XCS0001E XCS0001E
Lincoln City, Room 222 $39 Newport, Room 70 $39
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Google Drive & Free Google Applications
Nov. 13 Nov. 13
Thursday Thursday
2-5pm 6-9pm
XBA9600E XBA9600E
Lincoln City, Room 222 $30 Newport, Room 70 $30
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Pinterest... for Business!
Sept. 25 Sept. 25
Thursday Thursday
2-5pm 6-9pm
XCS0001F XCS0001F
Lincoln City, Room 108 $30 Newport, Room 70 $30
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QuickBooks 5-Part Series, $195 (or $49 ea.) 1) QB Financial Reports Oct. 7 Tuesday 6-9pm 2) QB Tips & Tricks Oct. 14 Tuesday 6-9pm 3) QB Sales Transactions Oct. 21 Tuesday 6-9pm 4) QB Vendor Transactions Oct. 28 Tuesday 6-9pm 5) QB Payroll Nov. 4 Tuesday 6-9pm
XCA9602C XCA9602G XCA9602D XCA9602E XCA9602F XCA9602H
Lincoln City, Room 222 Lincoln City, Room 222 Lincoln City, Room 222 Lincoln City, Room 222 Lincoln City, Room 222
$49 $49 $49 $49 $49
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Search-Engine Optimization
Nov. 20 Nov. 20
Thursday Thursday
2-5pm 6-9pm
XBA9600M XBA9600M
Lincoln City, Room 222 $30 Newport, Room 70 $30
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Shoebox Bookkeeping
Sept. 30
Tuesday
6-9pm
XBA9600D
Lincoln City, Room 208 $30
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Shoebox Bookkeeping, plus QuickBooks Basics
Sept. 17 Oct. 8 Nov. 5 Dec. 3
Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday Wednesday
8am-Noon 8am-Noon 8am-Noon 8am-Noon
XCS9602R XCS9602R XCS9602R XCS9602R
Newport, Room TBA Newport, Room TBA Newport, Room TBA Newport, Room TBA
$30 $30 $30 $30
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Social Media Marketing, in less than 15 minutes a day! Oct. 2 Oct. 2
Thursday Thursday
2-5pm 6-9pm
XBA0001A XBA0001A
Lincoln City, Room 222 $30 Newport, Room 222 $30
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Start Your Online Store
Oct. 16 Oct. 16
Thursday Thursday
2-5pm 6-9pm
XBA9601F XBA9601F
Lincoln City, Room 222 $30 Newport, Room 70 $30
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Website Tune-Up Workshop
Nov. 19 Nov. 19
Wednesday Wednesday
2-5pm 6-9pm
XCA9602X XCA9602X
Lincoln City, Room 222 $30 Newport, Room 70 $30
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SPECIAL EVENTS Event Dates JobSeekers Program: Resumé-Writing & Much More! Oct. 14 - 24
Days Tues & Fri
Times Course # 3-5 or 6-8pm
Location Newport, Rm. 70
Price FREE
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Small Business Management
Get with the Program Apply now for 2014/15 SBM program The Small Business Management Program features one classroom session each month over the course of one academic year, plus monthly one-on-one counseling sessions, and much more What gets you up in the morning? What keeps you up at night? How would you like to have your own personal business consultant to meet with every month? Wouldn’t it be nice to be able to pick up the phone or e-mail someone whenever you had an inspiration, or a challenging business question? For almost two decades, the Oregon Coast Community College’s Small Business Development Center has offered a powerful Small Business Management Program, which can help you with: Money Management • Determine the exact level of sales that you will need to be profitable and pay for new assets, pay existing loans and make a living. • Read financial statements, and master the 25 key words that will make you sound like you have an MBA.
• Track two expense percentages which are critical to your business’ success. • Use spreadsheets and QuickBooks to help run your business to achieve positive cash flow. Marketing • Know the answer to the question, “Why should I choose you?” by developing your Unique Value Proposition. • Build customer trust and loyalty... and, while you’re at it, a better community for Lincoln County. During your year in the SBM program, you’ll also learn how to use the latest tools to build a team – consisting of your employees or a network of independent contractors – so you can offer the highest value, the best price and the lowest cost to your steady customers.
businesses. Pick the one that’s right for you! This year’s Small Business Management Program is targeted with two different programs at two different groups: Contractors (to be held in Newport) and Artists, Creative Entrepreneurs and Sole Proprietors (to be held in Lincoln City).
Over the course of a three-term academic year, our participants receive: • Ten one-to-one, two-hour meetings with an SBDC advisor • Meetings with an informal support group of a number of other SBM participants • Nine SBM classes, plus access to more than a dozen additional sessions or workshops attended by your business peers. The SBM program is open to existing
The cost of the program is $900 a year. All small businesses will qualify for one or more local, state or national scholarships that typically bring the yearly cost down to between zero dollars and $600, depending on funding from our sponsors. To apply to enroll in the SBM program, with or without financial aid, contact the Small Business Development Center at Oregon Coast Community College, at 541-994-4166 or 541-487-4855, or visit oregoncoastbusiness.com.
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Business scholarships available Many business owners don’t realize they are eligible for 100% tuition assistance for many SBDC programs. This year, Lincoln City businesses located within the city’s Urban Renewal District are eligible for 100% tuition assistance for one business class or program per term, thanks to a generous Economic Development Grant. THIS INCLUDES THE YEAR-LONG SBM PROGRAM! (See above.) All over the county, thousands
of residents – and many small business owners – qualify as “low” or “moderate” income earners. Many don’t realize that many of their neighbors, as well as their own families, may fit these criteria, and would be eligible for no-cost services from the SBDC for some of its most popular classes and programs. Are you eligible? Call 541-994-4166 to find out.
This material is based upon work supported by the U.S. Small Business Administration under Cooperative Agreement Number SBAHQ-12-B-0069. SBA’s funding is not an endorsement of any products, opinions, or services. All SBA funded programs are extended to the public on a nondiscriminatory basis. Reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities will be made if requested in advance. Contact the SBDC at Oregon Coast Community College, 3788 SE High School Dr., Lincoln City, OR 97367, 541-994-4166.
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Small Business Classes Powerful new and improved Social Media classes launch this term Social Media Marketing... in less than 15 minutes a day!
Facebook Marketing for Advanced Users
“Yeah, I know I should do more with my business’ Facebook page, but who has the time?” We hear you. This new class, presented by Misty Lambrecht, the Oregon Coast SBDC’s lead technology instructor and one of the most heavily certified social media instructors in the Pacific Northwest, will teach you all about how to streamline your Social Media outreach, to lower your burden and raise your bottom line. While exploring and learning how to use Spundge, HootSuite and other tools, you’ll learn that Social Media Marketing needn’t be a full-time job.
NEWPORT & LINCOLN CITY CAMPUSES
Fast sign-up, at oregoncoastbusiness.com Thursday, Oct. 2 2-5pm • Lincoln City, Room 222 6-9pm • Newport, Rm. 70 $30 • Instructor: Misty Lambrecht • Course #XBA0001A
Beginning Facebook Marketing
Are you ready to create your business page on Facebook, or to begin advertising the page you already have? This is the place to start.
NEWPORT & LINCOLN CITY CAMPUSES
Fast sign-up, at oregoncoastbusiness.com Thursday, Oct. 9 2-5pm • Lincoln City, Room 222 6-9pm • Newport, Room 70 $30 • Instructor: Misty Lambrecht • Course #XCS0001D
Designed for business owners with established accounts on Facebook, this course will delve deep into powerful new paid (and free) advertising opportunities, including an in-depth look at Facebook’s remarkably new Power Editor tool, which affords advertisers new ways to target advertising very specifically, even here on the Oregon Coast.
NEWPORT & LINCOLN CITY CAMPUSES
Fast sign-up, at oregoncoastbusiness.com Thursday, Oct. 23 2-5pm • Lincoln City, Room 222 6-9pm • Newport, Room 70 $39 • Instructor: Misty Lambrecht Course #XCS0001E Pre-requisite: Facebook business page with 100+ likes.
NEWPORT & LINCOLN CITY CAMPUSES
Fast sign-up, at oregoncoastbusiness.com Thursday, Sept. 25 2-5pm • Lincoln City, Room 222 • 6-9pm • Newport, Room 70 Course #XCS0001F • $30 • Instructor: Misty Lambrecht
E-mail newsletters to grow your business
Ready to really connect with your customers? Keep in touch, and keep them informed, using MailChimp, Constant Contact or other applications. This class will introduce you to the power of some leading e-newsletter tools, and walk you through the basic operations. It’s a great way to “test-drive” the programs prior to using the service, or to ramp-up your skills if you’re already a user.
NEWPORT & LINCOLN CITY CAMPUSES
Fast sign-up, at oregoncoastbusiness.com Thursday, Nov. 6 2-5pm • Lincoln City, Room 222 • 6-9pm • Newport, Room 70 Course #XBA9601D • $30 • Instructor: Misty Lambrecht 18 • oregoncoastcc.org • fall 2014
Small Business Classes
Accounting & QuickBooks Shoebox Bookkeeping
Good-old “low-tech” accounting! Would you like to learn some basic, fundamental accounting skills? This class will cover the basics, such as: setting up a general ledger and chart of accounts, accounts payable and receivable and recording start-up costs. This class is also a good refresher course for individuals who currently do computer bookkeeping. Please bring your calculator.
LINCOLN CITY CENTER
Fast sign-up, at oregoncoastbusiness.com Tuesday, Sept. 30 • 6-9pm Course #XBA9600D • $39 • Room 211 Instructor: Kathie Gordon-Brooks
Shoebox Bookkeeping & Introduction to QuickBooks
This course couples the accounting fundamentals of “Shoebox Accounting,” above, with some introductory instruction in basic QuickBooks operations. This is a laptop class, so bring your computer and your working copy of QuickBooks. Instructor Ron Spisso, OCCC’s Small Business Management Coordinator, will tailor instruction to answer your specific questions and meet the needs of your business.
NEWPORT CAMPUS
Fast sign-up, at oregoncoastbusiness.com Wednesdays • 8am-Noon Sept. 17 • Oct. 8 • Nov. 5 • Dec. 3 Drop-In Any Time During Session • Pre-registration required. Course #XCS9602R • $39 • Room TBA • Instructor: Ron Spisso
Quickbooks Pro: 5-Part Series in Lincoln City
This course combines five 3-hour QuickBooks Pro classes under one course. 1) QuickBooks Financial Reports, 2) QuickBooks Tips and Tricks, 3) QuickBooks Sales Transactions, 4) QuickBooks Vendor Transactions, and 5) QuickBooks Payroll. The total cost is $195. Or, take individual classes as listed below.
3—QuickBooks Sales Transactions • tues., OCT. 21 ($49)
KATHIE GORDON-BROOKS
Learn how to record the various transactions you have with customers and have QuickBooks give you understandable reports. You will also learn ways to understand your accounts receivable, aging reports, record payments on account, record recurring sales invoices, and analyze customer statistics.
4—QuickBooks Vendor Transactions • TUES., OCT. 28 ($49)
Learn how to record the various transactions you have with vendors and have QuickBooks give you understandable reports. You will also learn ways to understand your accounts payable, cash flow needs, and cost reports.
5—QuickBooks Payroll • tues., NOV. 4 ($49)
Using the QuickBooks Pro desktop software, you will learn how to process payroll checks, payroll taxes, payroll liabilities and payroll reporting. Also, learn how to track time using the software and how this time can be billed to customers. QuickBooks Online Payroll and other options will be discussed. This will be a hands-on course with active discussion; you should bring a notepad and be familiar with operating a Windows computer.
LINCOLN CITY CENTER
Fast sign-up, at oregoncoastbusiness.com Time: 6 pm to 9 pm • Rm. 222 Instructor: Kathie Gordon-Brooks Cost: $195 for 5, or choose individual sessions at $49/ea. Course #XCA9602C
1—QuickBooks Financial Reports • TUES., OCT. 7 ($49)
Learn how to record the various transactions you have in your business, reconcile your checking accounts, reconcile your loans, and provide your banker with accurate reports. You will also learn how to understand your Profit and Loss Report and what a Balance Sheet tells you. Finally, you will learn what you need to do at yearend for governmental reporting and business analysis.
2—QuickBooks Tips and Tricks • TUES., OCT. 14 ($49)
Learn how to navigate through the QuickBooks software like a pro. You will learn the software “big picture,” version choices, capabilities, chart of accounts, backing up, keyboard shortcuts, memorized transactions, pre-set forms, customizing other forms, and some trouble-shooting. Q & A encouraged.
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Small Business Classes New business idea? Start it up. Business Start-Ups & Tune-Ups
10-Week Entrepreneur’s Planning Course “This course is a must for those BEFORE they start a business, and a great ‘tune up’ for those already in business.” So said just one of our happy “Start Ups & Tune-Ups” students. To find out why our students are so passionate about this cornerstone SBDC course, sign up! This 10-session course will help you match your personal and professional goals. You will assess your entrepreneurial make-up if you are a start-up business. If you are already in business, you will learn how to tune-up your business to
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run more smoothly. By developing a business plan framework that includes a mission statement, financial forecasts, marketing strategies, location, pricing, personnel and more, you will be planning for your future success. The $180 tuition includes a comprehensive notebook and study guide valued at $80. (Spouses and/or business partners may attend FREE, but must pre-register.)
NEWPORT CAMPUS
Fast sign-up, at oregoncoastbusiness.com 10 Consecutive Tuesdays • Starting Sept. 30 6-9pm • Course #XBA9503T Rm. 249 • $225 • Instructor: Reuben Johnsen
Make the most of your website Build Your Own Website (Includes Open Lab)
This four-week course features 12 hours of instruction time in four three-hour sessions and lab time of four three-hour sessions to build a website with hands-on help from the instructor. Session One: Hosting, domain name, website layout, plan and strategy. Session Two: Picking your template and adding the pages for content and images. Session Three: Picking the right plug-ins for advanced functions and customer use. Session Four: Launching your site, tracking success. Upon completion of the course, students will be able to create a site using a template and modify its content, add special features to the website with plugin modules and choose where to host the website.
NEWPORT CAMPUS
Fast sign-up, at oregoncoastbusiness.com Wednesdays • Sept. 24-Oct. 15 2-5 pm & 6-9pm $180 • Room 151 & 70 Instructor: Misty Lambrecht Course #XCS9606A
LINCOLN CITY CENTER
LINCOLN CITY & NEWPORT LOCATIONS
Fast sign-up, at oregoncoastbusiness.com Wednesdays • Oct. 22 to Nov. 12 • 2-5pm & 6-9pm $180 • Room 208 & 222 • Instructor: Misty Lambrecht Course #XCS9606A 20 • oregoncoastcc.org • fall 2014
Website Tune-Up Workshop So, you have a website, but it lacks a certain... something. Perhaps your website is a little out of date. Maybe you’re curious about Google Analytics. Why aren’t people staying on your site longer? Why is no one clicking on a certain page? How can your website be more mobile friendly? Find answers to all these questions at this tune-up workshop, featuring one-on-one help from SBDC instructor extraordinaire, Misty Lambrecht. Attending the tune-up workshop will help you jazz up your site with one-on-one help, and peer discussions, in the lab.
LINCOLN CITY & NEWPORT LOCATIONS
Fast sign-up, at oregoncoastbusiness.com Wednesday, Nov. 19 2-5pm Lincoln City, Room 222 6-9pm Newport, Room 70 $30 • Instructor: Misty Lambrecht Course #XCA9602X
Small Business Classes Business Law for small business owners in Lincoln County This fall, the Oregon Coast SBDC is proud to deliver powerful business law courses to business owners throughout Lincoln County. Held in both the Newport and Lincoln City campuses of Oregon Coast Community College. The courses will be led by Richard Huntpalmer, a Newport attorney. Below are the tentative agendas for the class, which will share the same agenda for each presentation (Lincoln City & Newport). The instructor, however, will tailor course content to the registrants’ needs. To request certain information to be included on the syllabus, please contact Richard Huntpalmer after registering, through an online form available here: http://www.oregoncoastbusiness.com/business-law.html. Topics may include:
Business Formation
This workshop/course is a practical introduction to business formation. For entrepreneurs needing to know how to protect themselves and their business from potential liability, to seasoned business owners needing to review their operations, this course will provide concrete examples and guidance for all. Students will learn to distinguish between various for-profit and non-profit corporate entities to help them understand which formation can best help them achieve their goals. With a look to future business operations, the course will briefly discuss contract formation and agency.
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Agency & Independent Contractor Law
Is your independent contractor actually your employee? Will your independent contractor or employee create liability for you or your business? This workshop, designed for employers and independent contractors, will help students understand their potential liability in various contexts by understanding basic legal principals and the tests BOLI commonly uses to distinguish business relationships. Additionally, students, with guidance from the instructor, will examine basic contracts and business practices to help them achieve their goals.
LINCOLN CITY center
Tuesday, Dec. 2 • 6-9pm • Room 208 • $30
Search Engine Optimization From Penguin, to Hummingbird, to Panda, to... Keeping up with the names of Google’s latest algorithm iterations is almost as hard as keeping up with the algorithmic changes themselves. Each term, Misty Lambrecht researches the latest changes for you, to help your Lincoln County business maintain the most visible presence online. LINCOLN CITY & NEWPORT LOCATIONS
Fast sign-up, at oregoncoastbusiness.com Thursday, Nov. 20 2-5pm Lincoln City, Room 222 6-9pm Newport, Room 70 $30 • Instructor: Misty Lambrecht Course #XBA9600M
NEWPORT campus
Thursday, Dec. 4 • 6-9pm • Room 61 • $30 Instructor: Richard Huntpalmer Course #XBA9500N
Google Drive
Word Processing, Spreadsheets, Presentations and more ... FREE! Five years ago, who would have thought world-class word-processing applications would be available free, from the cloud? Who would have thought the idea of purchasing a spreadsheet program would be viewed as dinosaur-like behavior? Through this class, you’ll learn how to make the most of Google’s free suite of office productivity tools. LINCOLN CITY & NEWPORT LOCATIONS
Fast sign-up, at oregoncoastbusiness.com Thursday, Nov. 13 2-5pm Lincoln City, Room 222 6-9pm Newport, Room 70 $30 • Instructor: Misty Lambrecht Course #XBA9600E
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GED, Adult General Education & ESOL Julie Reynolds-Otrugman, GED instructor
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’s GED & Adult General Education classes prepare students to take the GED Test. Additionally, these classes provide brush-up on reading, math and writing for college entry, employment and/or other personal goals. Current college students have the possibility of improving their skills in specific areas needing remediation. Classes offered in both the Newport and Lincoln City campuses. A two-session orientation is required prior to enrolling in these classes.
Fall 2014 Orientation Schedule for GED & Adult General Education Classes Tuesday and Thursday, 1 pm-3:50 pm, Sept. 23 and 25 Jody Becker Monday and Wednesday, 5:30 pm-8:20 pm, Sept. 22 and 24 Roberta Green Tuesday and Thursday, 9 am-Noon, Sept. 23 and 25 Julie Reynolds-Otrugman Tuesday and Thursday, 5 pm-7:50 pm, Sept. 23 and 25 Julie Reynolds-Otrugman
Newport Day Class Orientation Newport Evening Class Orientation Lincoln City Day Class Orientation Lincoln City Night Class Orientation Newport Day Class Newport Evening Class Lincoln City Day Class Lincoln City Night Class
Fall 2014 GED & Adult General Education Class Schedule
Mondays & Wednesdays, 1pm-3:50 pm, starting Sept. 22 Patricia DiGiulio Mondays & Wednesdays, 5:30 pm-8:20 pm, starting Sept. 22 Patricia DiGiulio Tuesdays & Thursdays, 9 am-Noon, starting Sept. 23 Julie Reynolds-Otrugman Tuesdays & Thursdays, 5 pm-7:50 pm, starting Sept. 23 Julie Reynolds-Otrugman
Room 25 Room 25 Room 123 Room 123 Room 27 Room 27 Room 123 Room 123
OCCC’s ESOL (English for Speakers of Other Languages) Classes
Instructor: Will Quillian Newport Morning Class Newport Evening Class Newport Evening Class Laboratorio de Escritura (Writing Lab): Intermedio/avanzado (Intermediate/advanced)
541-867-8517 Monday, Wednesday & Friday, 9 am-10:50 am Room 24 Lunes e Miercoles (Mon & Wed), 6 pm-7:50 pm Meets at Oceanspray Family Center, 1039 NW Nye St. Martes e Jueves (Tues & Thurs), 6 pm-7:50 pm Meets at Foodshare of Lincoln County, 535 NE 1st St.
Lunes e Miercoles (Mon & Wed), 11:30 am-12:50 pm Martes e Jueves (Tues & Thurs), 3 pm-4:20 pm
Room 24 Room 24
GED Testing Info Beginning this year, GED testing switched from a paper-based version to a computer-based version. Below is the new GED testing information. Registering for GED Testing • Go to the GED Testing Services website at gedtestingservice.com or GED.com • Sign up for My GED. • Watch the short video for information.
per subject area (8 total). The re-take fee will be discounted to $10. When the special re-take discount rate expires, the fee for each re-take will increase to $38. All initial and re-take fees are paid when a testing appointment is made.
Making an Appointment for Testing • Locate a testing center. • Provide the information requested. • Check the testing schedule. • Choose an appointment day and time. • Pay for the test (credit or debit card, Voucher).
Arriving for Your Test • Please arrive fifteen minutes before your scheduled test appointment. • Please bring a valid government issued picture I.D. and a second I.D. with a signature. • Check in at the Student Services counter. • Follow the directions given you to the GED testing waiting area. • Read and sign the Candidate Rules Agreement. • Wait and listen for your name to be called.
GED Testing Fees • The fee for each test is $38 • During the year 2014 (and possibly 2015) a testing candidate will be able to take two re-tests
FOR 16- and 17-Year-OLD STUDENTS Candidates 16 and 17 years of age must provide proof of one of the following requirements in order to take the GED test:
• A Release from Compulsory Attendance from last high school attended. • Be a student in the GED Options program. • Married. • Legally emancipated. Candidates should refrain from bringing to the testing center large items such as backpacks, purses, laptops and other electronics, notebooks and books. Your personal items must fit in small lockers provided to you during testing. You will be asked to remove large watches and other large jewelry items before entering the testing room. The only things candidates need to bring to the testing center are their I.D. and car keys (if applicable). For more details, contact Cheryle Burkhart, GED Testing Specialist, at 541-867-8505. To obtain a copy of a GED certificate or a GED transcript earned in 2013 or before, visit: www.diplomasender.com
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NONPROFIT ORG US POSTAGE PAID SALEM OR PERMIT NO 296
seatauqua Join us as we celebrate the return of a Lincoln County tradition. Find the five workshops that comprise the 2014 Seatauqua program, on page 7. And hurry – space is limited in each of these sessions.