CCE Schedule - Fall 2016 by Green River College

CONTINUING AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION

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small business center

Budgeting for Business

Gain a solid understanding of business budgeting, and learn how to create action plans to solve budget variances.

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Coaching for HR Professionals

Creating Job Descriptions and Employee Handbooks

Green River College Small Business Development Center (SBDC) and Procurement Technical Assistance Program (PTAC) helps any business, at any stage, in any industry, reach the next level of success.

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Project Management Certificate Level 1

Develop the tools and techniques to deliver quality products on time and within budget.

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Darrell Sundell PTAC Advisor

Intro to Night Photography

SBDC Advisor

Conquer the mystery and excitement of photography during the evening hours!

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Writing for Children Ne and Getting Published

Learn how to get ideas and turn them into enchanting stories for childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s books.

Illustrating Picture Books Learn how to write and illustrate your picture book. Bring story ideas!

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Parteek Singh

Deanna BernettKeener SBDC Advisor

No-Cost Business Advising Government Contracting

Business Expansion

International Export

Business Management

Business Start Up

Marketing Assistance

Business Funding

Buying or Selling a Business

See page 9 for more information and classes or call (253) 520-6260

Table of Contents

Education is a Lifelong Process

Prime Time Program (for Mature Learners)............4

Continuing and Community Education non-credit courses are for professional continuing education, job training, and personal enrichment. These are self-supporting courses, not supported by tax funds. Classes are held on campus and at a variety of other locations. Continuing Education Units (CEUs) are available for most classes.

Business and Professional Development........... 5-9

Human Resources......................................... 6-7

Easy Ways To Register

Leadership and Supervision..............................7

Project Management.........................................8

Small Business Development............................9

Phone

Auburn Kent Enumclaw

Business............................................................5 Communication............................................. 5-6

Computers..............................................9-15

(253) 833-9111 ext. 2535 (253) 856-9595 ext. 5000 (253) 288-3400

Microsoft................................................... 10-12 QuickBooks.....................................................12 SQL........................................................... 12-13

Mail or Visit

Send or bring your registration form with payment to:

Green River College Continuing and Community Education WT Building 12401 SE 320th Street Auburn, WA 98092-3622 Auburn Center 1221 D Street NE Auburn, WA 98002

Computer Basics...............................................9

Web and Graphic Production.................... 13-15

Online Learning.......................................... 16 Work Related......................................... 17-18 Healthcare.......................................................17

Real Estate......................................................17

Vocational................................................. 17-18 Lifelong Learning ................................... 19-23

Kent Campus 417 Ramsay Way, Suite 112 Kent, WA 98032-4501

Creative Arts and Crafts...................................19

Dance and Fitness...........................................20

Health........................................................ 20-21

Enumclaw Campus 1414 Griffith Avenue Enumclaw, WA 98022-3008 Use your Visa, MasterCard, AmEx or Discover card for phone, mail and online registration.

Home and Garden...........................................21

In A Class By Itself..........................................22

Language and Culture.....................................22

Money Matters.......................................... 22-23

Music..............................................................23 Outdoors.........................................................23

HOURS

Writing............................................................23

Auburn Monday–Thursday Friday and breaks

9:00a – 7:00p 9:00a – 5:00p

Kent

Monday–Thursday Friday and breaks

7:30a – 6:30p 7:30a – 5:00p

Kent Campus: Credit Classes.......................... 24 Maps and Registration.............................. 25-27

Maps and Locations.................................. 25-26

Dance and Fitness...........................................20

Green River College does not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, age, marital status, religion, disability, genetic information or on any other unlawful basis. The college is committed to preventing and stopping discrimination, including harassment of any kind and any associated retaliatory behavior. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies: Vice President of Human Resources, 12401 SE 320th Street, Auburn, WA 98092-3622, (253) 288-3320. To receive this information in an alternate format, please contact Disability Support Services at (253) 833-9111, ext. 2631; TTY (253) 288-3359. Green River College has made reasonable efforts to provide information that is accurate at the time of publication. However, the college reserves the right to make appropriate changes in procedures, policies, calendars, requirements, programs, courses, and fees. When feasible, changes will be announced prior to their effective dates, but the college assumes no responsibility for giving any particular notice of such changes. Nothing herein shall be construed to create any offer to contract or contractual rights. Limitation of Liability: The college’s total liability for claims arising from a contractual relationship with the student in any way related to classes or programs shall be limited to the tuition and expenses paid by the student to the college for those classes or programs. In no event shall the college be liable for any special, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages, including but not limited to, loss of earnings or profits.

greenriver.edu/cce • (253) 833-9111 Ext. 2535

Prime Time Institute For campus locations, see page 27 • For building locations, see page 26

Prime Time Institute is a program for active adult learners. Members enjoy

stimulating, intellectual learning through short non-credit courses, discussion groups, social activities, and educational tours. With college administrative support, the members are the driving force behind the program and participate in providing suggestions for future classes, instructors, topics of interest, and educational tours.

PRIME TIME I N S T I T U T E

Prime Time Membership Benefits

Membership is open to adults ages 55 and older. Yearly membership fee is $45 per person and entitles you to a discount on Prime Time classes and other benefits. If you are not a member, you are still welcome to attend at the non-member class fee.

Interesting short-term classes and educational tours at a lower cost than non-members Membership socials, luncheons, and guest lectures Special invitations to campus lectures and programs at no charge 10% discount on most Continuing Education courses

Israel and Saudi Arabia: Changes in U.S. Policy

Tuesday, September 27, October 4 & 11 • 1:00-3:00 p.m. Location: Location: New Auburn Center, 1221 D St. N.E., Auburn Presenter: Rich Elfers

Both the Saudis and Israelis are looking for new allies as the Obama administration focuses its attentions on relations in Asia. Join us as we explore the dynamics at work that are forcing major foreign policy shifts to deal with Iran, ISIS, and the partial withdrawal of the U.S. in the region.

Member Fee: $55 Non-Member Fee: $75

(Register for P100) (Register for P105)

Cascadia Rising: Prepping for Pacific Northwest Megaquake Tuesday, October 25 • 9:00 a.m. – noon Location: New Auburn Center, 1221 D St. N.E., Auburn Presenter: Michelle Chatterton King County Office of Emergency Management

Tuesday, November 8 • 9:00 –11:30 a.m. Location: New Auburn Center, 1221 D St. N.E., Auburn Presenter: Alex Stone Summit Assistance Dogs

A magnitude 8.0-9.0 Cascadia subduction zone earthquake and tsunami will have catastrophic impacts to our region. What if it happens in our lifetime? Join us as the Public Education and Outreach Coordinator for King County Office of Emergency Management provides us with important information regarding the subduction zone, potential impacts on our area, and mitigation efforts.

Summit Assistance Dogs is a non-profit organization that creates lifechanging partnerships by providing highly-skilled mobility-assistance dogs for people living with disabilities. These dogs give them increased independence and renewed confidence. They have partnered over 78 dogs with people with disabilities since 2000. Join us as we learn about the process of training these dogs and pairing them with individuals that need them.

Early Rock n’ Roll and the Influence of Radio DJs

Baby Boomers: Talkin' Bout My Generation

Good golly, Miss Molly! Rock ‘n’ Roll became prominent in the 1950s, but who was responsible for its introduction and emergence into the mainstream of American culture? What recording artists, musicians, and broadcasters made contributions to its birth and rise in popularity? How did radio broadcasting influence this genre? Come enjoy a musical excursion as we take a look back at the history of DJs and their role in the rise of this medium.

Life in America has fundamentally changed since the birth of the first wave of children born to returning WWII soldiers in 1945. What are the social, economic, and psychological dynamics of the Baby Boomer generation? Let's explore the ways the children born between 1946 and 1964 altered more than schoolroom size: music, television, clothing, workplace, advertising, marriage roles, retirement, healthcare, aging, and even the dying process.

Member Fee: $29 Non-Member Fee: $39

(Register for P120) (Register for P125)

Thursday, November 3 • 9:00 a.m. – noon Location: New Auburn Center, 1221 D St. N.E., Auburn Presenter: John Jensen Former San Francisco radio station DJ and music historian

Member Fee: $29 Non-Member Fee: $39

(Register for P130) (Register for P135)

For more information or to register, call (253) 833-9111, ext. 2535 4

Assistance Dogs at Your Service!

Member Fee: $25 Non-Member Fee: $35

(Register for P140) (Register for P145)

Tuesday, November 15 • 9:30 a.m.– noon Location: Enumclaw Campus Presenter: Jobyna Nickum Enumclaw Senior Center Director

Member Fee: $25 Non-Member Fee: $35

(Register for P150) (Register for P155)

Visit us online at greenriver.edu/primetime Registration form on page 27. Register Today!

Business and Professional Development Business

Non-Profit Administration Certificate

Accounting Basics: An Introduction for Non-Accounting Majors

Navigate your way around the accounting world by providing the basic steps associated with the accounting cycle. Topics include the accounting cycle; journal entries and T-accounts; trial balances; the four financial statements; adjusting entries; closing entries; financial statement analysis; and computerized systems. Petty cash, internal controls and bank reconciliations will also be discussed. No prior accounting experience necessary. Text included. CEUs: 1.8 • Fee $299

Y401

T. Sauvageau

Kent-321

Class begins 11/7/16 and ends 11/28/16 No class 11/23.

M, W

2–5p

Y404

Budgeting for Business Learn budgeting fundamentals that will provide you with a solid understanding of budgeting and prepare you to make sound financial decisions. Topics include cash and master budgets; reviewing and analyzing budgets; justification and approval; operating budgets; manufacturing budgets; variances, forecasts and action plans; and capital budgets. Participants will also devise an action plan to solve a problem identified during a variance analysis. Course examples apply to all businesses. Text included. CEUs: .9 • Fee $199

Y402

T. Sauvageau

In today’s market non-profits must operate like businesses. Effective revenue generation and program evaluation are essential. Discover how to build new revenue streams, expand existing services and effectively set prices. Improve evaluation planning and data collection, analysis, and use. Learn the challenges of conducting evaluations and reporting results to funders. By course end, you'll have a program logic model and evaluation plan ready for implementation. CEUs: 4.8 • Fee $595.

Kent-320

Class begins 10/24/16 and ends 11/2/16 No class 10/31.

M, W

Visit greenriver.edu/cceOnline for course details.

Communication

Business Writing Certificate

6–9p

Discover the keys to successful business writing. Whether you are writing a report, proposal, letter or publicity notice, business writing has defined characteristics for success. Topics include tools and techniques for improving editing and proofreading skills; common writing mistakes and grammatical pitfalls; how to write attention-grabbing news stories, press releases and publicity notices; and techniques for composing business reports and proposals. CEUs: 4.8 • Fee $495.

Data Analysis Certificate

Y405

Data analysis is one of the most sought after skills in the workplace. Companies have vast amounts of data, but it’s rare when someone can analyze that data to see trends and make predictions. Learn to analyze data in a business setting; how many of your business decisions involve comparing groups for differences; the statistics behind these group differences and relationships; how to perform inquiries; and how to communicate these results through graphs and text. CEUs: 4.8 • Fee $495. Y403

ONLINE

Visit greenriver.edu/cceOnline for course details.

ONLINE

Visit greenriver.edu/cceOnline for course details. Don’t Sell: Create Thirst Discover how to create desire and promote events, services, and products in person and in print. Learn how to write and design ads and marketing materials, craft compelling proposals, deliver persuasive sales pitches, ask for money, create infomercials, speak on YouTube videos and master the most persuasive words and phrases. Instructor Michael Buschmohle, an advertising guru, has taught these tips around the world for 40 years. CEUs: .6 • Fee $139

Y406

M. Buschmohle

Kent-320

Class begins 10/17/16 and ends 10/19/16

M, W

6–9p

Grant Writing Basics

Need QuickBooks Training? See QuickBooks for Small Business classes on page 12.

Increase your chances for grant writing success! Primarily designed for non-profits, this introduction to grant writing will help you identify your organization's need, research the best potential funders, make pre-proposal contact with funders and complete an application. Topics include locating both private and governmental funding sources, writing a need statement and evaluating proposals. CEUs: .6 • Fee $119

Y407

J. Mork-O’Brien

Kent-320

Class begins 10/21/16 and ends 10/21/16

greenriver.edu/cce • (253) 833-9111 Ext. 2535

9a–4p

Business and Professional Development For campus locations, see page 27 • For building locations, see page 26

Speak Better English: American Accent Training Discover how to speak clearly and expressively on the phone, in meetings, in job interviews, and when giving presentations. No matter what your first language, you’ll learn advanced techniques (beyond ESL) for speaking with an American accent by using the methods radio and TV broadcasters use to sound decisive and confident. Instructor has trained people from more than 40 countries to gain respect and speak with confidence. Even your young children will be impressed with your English. CEUs: .6 • Fee $139

Y408

M. Buschmohle

Kent-321

Class begins 10/25/16 and ends 11/1/16

8 CLASS SERIES

HR Generalist Certificate

6–9p

WorkTalk: Communicate Successfully on the Job This is a complete course in workplace communications. Topics include creating a great first impression; using your voice and speaking techniques to sound authoritative; writing clear email and business documents; listening techniques; handling complaints confidently; saying no; giving effective feedback; being assertive to confront problems; and making meetings more productive and satisfying. Bring a communication problem you are facing at work, with a neighbor, or with a company and be ready to tackle it in class. CEUs: .6 • Fee $139

Y409

M. Buschmohle

Kent-320

Class begins 11/4/16 and ends 11/4/16

9a–4p

Human Resources Coaching for HR Professionals HR professionals skilled in employee coaching are valuable assets to their organizations. By utilizing effective coaching skills, you not only increase your ability to influence others, but you help employees realize their full potential by learning how to problem-solve for themselves. In this interactive course, acquire the tools to become an effective coach and practice your coaching skills in scenarios modeled after real-life HR situations. Prerequisite: Green River's HR Generalist Certificate or HR experience. CEUs: .6 • Fee $139

Y410

C. Malone

Kent-320

Class begins 12/2/16 and ends 12/2/16

9a–4p

Creating Job Descriptions and Employee Handbooks Employee handbooks and job descriptions are key pieces of HR documentation, especially when legal issues arise. Learn what to include in job descriptions; essential vs. non-essential job tasks; determining physical requirements; best practices for employee handbooks; suggested phrasing to meet legal requirements; and keeping your handbook relevant. Bring a copy of your company's employee handbook and a sample job description. Prerequisite: Green River's HR Generalist Certificate or HR experience. CEUs: .6 • Fee $139

Y411

C. Malone

Kent-320

9a–4p

Class begins 10/28/16 and ends 10/28/16

NEED A FLEXIBLE CLASS SCHEDULE? Look for ONLINE classes with a mouse icon. See our ad on page 16. Visit greenriver.edu/cceOnline for a complete list.

As an HR Generalist you are expected to be an expert in every human resource function, including hiring, compensation, payroll, performance management, employment laws and more. Green River’s HR Generalist Certificate prepares you to effectively serve in the HR Generalist role and equips you with the knowledge and tools needed in today’s workplace. The Certificate may be earned by taking the courses individually or register for the series and save. See website for recommended textbook. CEUs: 3.6 • Fee: $599. Certificate includes the following courses: Introduction to HR. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 7 Federal and State Employment Laws. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 7 Recruitment and Selection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 7 Compensation and Benefits. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 7 Employee and Labor Relations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 7 Training and Development. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 7 Health, Safety and Security . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 7 HR Administration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 7 Y412 Malone/Davis

Kent-320

Class begins 10/13/16 and ends 11/22/16.

T, Th

6–9p

“The information has been extremely detailed and helpful. The certificate program is great! The instructors were very engaging.”

~ Bridgette B., HR Generalist Certificate student

Business and Professional Development Introduction to HR

Health, Safety and Security

In this introductory course discover how HR functions within an organization and learn about the specific role of the HR Generalist. We will discuss the typical duties HR Generalists are responsible for and how they can have a positive influence on an organization. We will also evaluate common scenarios HR professionals deal with and define the characteristics of successful HR Generalists. CEUs: .3 • Fee $69

OSHA and other laws require an employer to provide a safe and healthy working environment for their employees. In this class we will review both general and specific requirements and best practices for ensuring a safe and healthy workplace. We will discuss the roles of OSHA and WISHA, how to manage L&I claims and gain tips on preparing for and dealing with violence in the workplace. CEUs: .3 • Fee $69

Class begins 10/13/16 and ends 10/13/16

Class begins 11/17/16 and ends 11/17/16

Y413

C. Malone

Kent-320

6–9p

Y419

C. Malone

Kent-320

6–9p

Federal and State Employment Laws

HR Administration

Legal compliance is a critical task for Human Resources. This course will focus on the basics of the federal and state employment laws that HR Generalists most often deal with, including Title VII, ADA, ADEA, FLSA , FMLA, OSHA and more. We will also discuss the steps HR Generalists can take to keep themselves and their organizations out of trouble. Other topics include identifying and preventing sexual harassment and the difference between compliance and risk management approaches to employment laws. CEUs: .6 • Fee $139

The evolution of technology has changed the way that HR manages many of its functions, including payroll. In this class you will learn the basics of the payroll process, how using HR technology can save time and money for your organization, and the growing demand and importance of HR metrics. We will also cover state and federal recordkeeping requirements, what to keep in a personnel file and important HR technology terminology. CEUs: .3 • Fee $69

Y414

C. Malone

Kent-320

Class begins 10/18/16 and ends 10/20/16

Tu, Th

6–9p

Recruitment and Selection Recruiting and selecting the best employees for your organization is one of the most important things you will do as an HR Generalist. Topics for this course include creating a job description; strategies for finding candidates; interviewing and selection techniques for determining the best candidate for the job; and keeping the hiring process fair and legal. CEUs: .6 • Fee $139

Y415

K. Walker

Kent-320

Class begins 10/25/16 and ends 10/27/16

Tu, Th

6–9p

Compensation and benefit programs are key factors in attracting and retaining the right talent for your organization. They are also one of the highest costs of doing business and offer an opportunity for HR to make a valuable contribution to the organization's bottom line. We'll review different types of compensation systems, compliance with the FLSA and other employment laws, how to determine exempt vs. non-exempt status and various benefits as part of a total compensation package. CEUs: .6 • Fee $139

C. Malone

Kent-320

Class begins 11/1/16 and ends 11/3/16

Tu, Th

6–9p

Employee and Labor Relations Employee and labor relations is a broad topic that includes performance management, disciplinary action, employee rights, and dealing with various employee issues and complaints. The class also covers labor contract negotiation, administration and resolving grievances for unionized organizations. You’ll learn strategies for driving high performance while maintaining a respectful working environment. We will also talk about managing the termination process to reduce the likelihood of a legal claim. CEUs: .6 • Fee $139

Y417

C. Malone

Kent-320

Class begins 11/8/16 and ends 11/10/16

Tu, Th

6–9p

Training and Development Training and developing staff is an important function in the HR Generalist's role. In this course, you will identify how and why adults learn and discover tips for keeping employees engaged and interested in the learning process. Other topics include performing a needs assessment, selecting the appropriate intervention to meet the identified need, and talent development strategies like succession planning. CEUs: .3 • Fee $69

Y418

K. Walker

Kent-320

Class begins 11/15/16 and ends 11/15/16

C. Malone

Kent-320

Class begins 11/22/16 and ends 11/22/16

6–9p

Leadership & Supervision HR Essentials for Managers This course is designed provide an overview of the basic HR laws and practices managers and supervisors need to know to be successful. Topics include employment laws, legally hiring and firing and navigating FMLA and leave laws. Not knowing these essentials as a manager can result in costly legal problems for your employer and for you. This class will give you the basic foundation to manage the supervisory HR functions successfully. CEUs: .6 • Fee $139

Y421

Compensation and Benefits

Y416

Y420

C. Malone

Kent-320

Class begins 11/18/16 and ends 11/18/16

9a–4p

Leadership Development Certificate Advance your leadership potential while making a difference in the workplace. Developed especially for emerging Gen Y leaders: those born from 1980-1999. Topics include identifying skills great leaders possess; discovering your leadership style; building relationships with subordinates; becoming socially perceptive to changes in the workplace; addressing challenging goals; utilizing emotions in a positive and effective manner; and strategies for influencing others. CEUs: 4.8 • Fee $395. Y422

ONLINE

Visit greenriver.edu/cceOnline for course details.

6–9p

greenriver.edu/cce • (253) 833-9111 Ext. 2535

Business and Professional Development For campus locations, see page 27 • For building locations, see page 26

CLASS SERIES

Project Management Certificate

Project Management Principles of Project Management This foundation course examines the project management framework including key terminology, project management context, project management processes, project life cycle and organizational design. Tools and techniques that are critical during the initiating process will be emphasized. Obtain handson practice such as reviewing a Statement of Work, identifying stakeholders and conducting business case analysis. See website for required textbooks and pre-course reading assignment. CEUs: 1.2 • PDUs: 12 • Fee $269

Y426

D. Yeomans

Kent-321

Class begins 10/10/16 and ends 10/24/16 No class 10/19.

M, W

6–9p

Managing Project Communication and Team Dynamics

Learn the tools and techniques for delivering projects on time and within budget. Our Level 1 courses provide a broad overview of project management, cover two of the five project management processes, initiating and planning, and explore project communication. The Certificate was developed by local experts and is based on the latest edition of the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide). It is designed to help you develop practical, real-world skills to enhance your career and improve the productivity of your workplace. As a PMI® Registered Education Provider, our courses count toward the education requirements for PMI® Certification exams and are eligible for PDUs. The Certificate may be earned by taking the courses individually or register for the series and save. See website for required textbooks and pre-course reading assignments. CEUs: 4.2 • PDUs: 42 • Fee $799. Level 1 Certificate includes the following courses: Principles of Project Management . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 8 Managing Project Communication and Team Dynamics . . page 8 Project Planning and Scheduing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 8 Y425

D. Yeomans

Kent-321

M, W

Communication and effective teamwork are critical, but often overlooked, components of effective project management. In this interactive class you will develop essential communication skills for project management success. Create a project communication plan, learn to use communication tools and techniques and discover best practices for managing a project team. Prerequisite: Principles of Project Management or equivalent. See website for required textbooks and pre-course reading assignments. CEUs: 1.2 • PDUs: 12 • Fee $269

Y427

D. Yeomans

Kent-321

Class begins 10/26/16 and ends 11/9/16 No class 10/31.

M, W

Project Planning and Scheduling A comprehensive project plan and a precise schedule are necessary components of a project. Topics include planning and scheduling techniques to establish the timeline of a project and move it forward, building an accurate, resource-driven project schedule and creating a realistic budget. You will also prepare project planning documents and create processes for risk management, change management, and quality control. Prerequisite: Principles of Project Management or equivalent. See website for required textbooks and pre-course reading assignment. CEUs: 1.8 • PDUs: 18 • Fee $409

Y428

D. Yeomans

Kent-321

Class begins 11/14/16 and ends 12/5/16 No class 11/23.

M, W

6–9p

Class begins 10/10/16 and ends 12/5/16 N o class 10/19, 10/31 and 11/23

Project Management Certificate Information Session Join us for a free information session, led by our project management instructor, and learn about the industry, profession, and Green River’s Project Management Certificate Program. Registration required. Free. Y424

D. Yeomans

Kent-321

Class begins 9/27/16 and ends 9/27/16

6–7p

“Dan is awesome! His level of engagement is fantastic, and he brings a wealth of realworld knowledge to the class.” ~ Project Management Certificate Level 1 Student 8

6–9p

Project Management Certificate Level 2

Winter Quarter

Paralegal Certificate

Winter Quarter

PMP® and CAPM® Exam Prep Spring Quarter

6–9p

Business and Professional Development/Computers Small Business Development

About Our Computer and Technology Programs Prerequisites

Introduction to the Small Business Center Tuesday, September 13 Tuesday, September 20 Tuesday, October 11 Tuesday, October 18 Tuesday, November 15 Tuesday, November 22 Tuesday, December 6 Tuesday, December 13

Kent Campus Auburn Center Covington City Hall Auburn Center Kent Campus Auburn Center Covington City Hall Auburn Center

3–5 p 3–5 p 3–5 p 3–5 p 3–5 p 3–5 p 3–5 p 3–5 p

No cost to attend. Advanced registration required.

Most computer classes list “prerequisites,” which are the basic skills and knowledge students must have prior to taking the class. Instructors will not use class time to cover prerequisite material. If you have questions about prerequisites, please contact Continuing Education at (253) 856-9595 ext. 5000.

Textbooks

Call to register: (253) 520-6260

Many of our computer classes utilize textbooks. Textbooks will be distributed in class, unless otherwise noted. (Note: Some computer courses do not use textbooks.)

Small Business classes are partially funded by the U.S. Small Business Administration

USB Flash Drive 4 Class Series

Start a Successful Business

Take the series of four small business start-up classes listed below for a savings of $67. Instructor provides an overview of the essential components for starting a profitable small business. CEUs: 1.2 • Fee $169

Y429

P. Singh

Kent-324

Class begins 10/4/16 and ends 10/25/16

6–9p

Business Start-Up and Management This class will help you plan the start-up of a new business. Learn strategic and tactical keys to success such as assessing your resources, identifying your business personality, developing your concept, protecting your assets through proper business structure, and understanding the necessary licenses and taxes. The entire process is built into a start-up map that you can follow step-by-step. CEUs: .3 • Fee $59

Y430

P. Singh

Kent-324

Class begins 10/4/16 and ends 10/4/16

6–9p

Business Marketing Learn the basics of making strategic marketing decisions and building an integrated marketing plan. Utilizing a practical and repeatable process, you’ll learn about important concepts such as pricing, distribution, messaging, message delivery and how to base all of those decisions on your customer profile, product advantages and competition. CEUs: .3 • Fee $59

Y431

P. Singh

Kent-324

Class begins 10/11/16 and ends 10/11/16

6–9p

Business Financial Management Effective financial management is your key to small business success. Learn to read basic financial statements and concentrate on your key financial priorities. Understand how to use the cash-flow cycle to your business advantage and utilize important benchmarks for maximizing your daily results. This class is crucial to your small business education. CEUs: .3 • Fee $59

Y432

P. Singh

Kent-324

Class begins 10/18/16 and ends 10/18/16

6–9p

This hands-on session is designed to help you create a working business plan for starting or managing your business. Through engaging writing exercises and group brainstorming, you’ll take your business ideas further than you thought possible. While traditional business plan formats will be discussed, the focus of this class is to help you develop and sharpen your own business ideas to give you the greatest chance of success. CEUs: .3 • Fee $59

P. Singh

Kent-324

Class begins 10/25/16 and ends 10/25/16

Computer Basics Computer Fundamentals Learn the necessary skills to operate a personal computer. Topics include computer hardware (keyboard, mouse, monitor and memory); software; the Windows Operating System; desktop settings; searching; file management and folders; creating backups; using a web browser for online searches; the Cloud; and saving attachments. You will also explore free online Apps and web-based email and gain hands-on experience in a relaxed setting. Apple-specific skills, terms and hardware are not covered. Text included. CEUs: 1.4 • Fee $269

Y434

G. Larson

Kent-274

Class begins 10/7/16 and ends 10/14/16

8a-4p

Microsoft Windows 10 Take command of the Windows 10 interface by understanding its features and capabilities. Topics include navigating and customizing the Windows 10 environment; using Windows apps like Cortana; desktop applications; working with files and folders with File Explorer and OneDrive; browsing the internet with Microsoft Edge; installing devices; and security features. Elements requiring a Microsoft account will be demonstrated but not practiced. Prerequisite: experience with personal computers, desktop applications and the internet. Text included. CEUs: .7 • Fee $129

Y459

G. Larson

Kent-273

Class begins 10/4/16 and ends 10/6/16

Tu, Th

5:30-9p

NEED A FLEXIBLE CLASS SCHEDULE?

Developing a Business Plan

Y433

We highly recommend bringing a USB flash drive (minimum 2 GB) to computer classes, so you can save your files for review outside of class. (Note: Not all classes have downloadable files.)

Look for ONLINE classes with a mouse icon. See our ad on page 16. Visit greenriver.edu/cceOnline for a complete list.

6–9p

greenriver.edu/cce • (253) 833-9111 Ext. 2535

Computers For campus locations, see page 27 • For building locations, see page 26

Microsoft

Get the most out of your class! Bring your USB flash drive to computer classes, so you can save your files for review outside of class.

Microsoft Office 2013 Essentials Certificate

5 CLASS SERIES

3 Class Series

Microsoft Access 2013

Discover the power of Access 2013 by taking the Access Series. Series includes Levels 1, 2 and 3 at a discounted price. Prerequisite: basic computer skills including Microsoft Windows proficiency. Text included. CEUs: 2.1 • Fee $369

Y436

J. Minnis

Kent-255

Class begins 11/18/16 and ends 12/9/16 No class 11/25.

8a–4p

Microsoft Access 2013 Level 1 Establish a foundational understanding of Access 2013 in this Level 1 course. Topics include creating a simple database; organizing and managing data stored within Access tables; using queries to join, sort and filter data from different tables; creating advanced queries; creating and formatting custom reports; and customizing Access configuration options. Prerequisite: basic computer skills including Microsoft Windows proficiency. Text included. CEUs: .7 • Fee $149

Y437

Discover the value of Microsoft Office 2013 in this fivesession program. You will gain hands-on experience with Microsoft Office’s most popular applications, including Word, for word processing, Excel, for spreadsheets, Outlook, for email, PowerPoint, for presentations and Access, for databases. Upon completion of this Certificate, you will be ready for our Level 2 Microsoft Office courses. The Certificate may be earned by taking the courses individually or register for the series and save. Prerequisite: basic computer skills including Microsoft Windows proficiency. Text included. CEUs: 3.5 • Fee: $499. Certificate includes the following courses: Microsoft Access 2013 Level 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 10 Microsoft Excel 2013 Level 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 11 Microsoft Outlook 2013. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 11 Microsoft PowerPoint 2013. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 11 Microsoft Word 2013 Level 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 12 Y435 Staff

Kent-255

Class begins 10/14/16 and ends 11/18/16. (No class 11/11)

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8-4p

J. Minnis

8a–4p

Microsoft Access 2013 Level 2 Expand your knowledge with Access 2013 so you can create a robust, functional database for your users. Topics include designing a relational database; joining tables to retrieve data from unrelated tables; organizing a database for efficiency and performance; maintaining data integrity; sharing data among Access and other applications; customizing reports to organize the displayed information; and producing specific print layouts. Prerequisite: Access Level 1 or equivalent experience. Text included. CEUs: .7 • Fee $149

Y438

J. Minnis

Kent-255

Class begins 12/2/16 and ends 12/2/16

8a–4p

Microsoft Access 2013 Level 3 Round out your knowledge by learning about advanced Access features. Topics include customizing a form layout to improve usability and efficiency of data entry; adding user interface features to validate data entry; using macros; organizing data into appropriate tables to ensure data dependency and minimize redundancy; locking down and preparing the database for distribution to multiple users; and creating and modifying a database switchboard. Prerequisite: Access Level 2 or equivalent experience. Text included. CEUs: .7 • Fee $149

Y439

J. Minnis

Kent-255

Class begins 12/9/16 and ends 12/9/16

8a–4p

Microsoft Excel 2013: Data Analysis With PivotTables The ability to make data-driven business decisions can give you a competitive edge in the workplace. By harnessing the power of PivotTable features and creating PivotCharts, you will gain actionable insight from your data. Topics include preparing data for PivotTable reporting; creating PivotTables from various data sources and working with PivotCharts. Prerequisite: Excel Level 2. Text included. CEUs: .4 • Fee $89

Y440

G. Larson

Kent-255

Class begins 12/7/16 and ends 12/7/16

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Kent-255

Class begins 11/18/16 and ends 11/18/16

8a–12p

Computers 3 Class Series

Microsoft PowerPoint 2013

Microsoft Excel 2013

Capture the power of Excel 2013 by taking the Excel Series. Series includes Levels 1, 2 and 3 at a discounted price! Prerequisite: basic computer skills including Microsoft Windows proficiency. Text included. CEUs: 2.1 • Fee $369

Y441

G. Larson

Kent-255

Tu, Th

Y445

G. Larson

Kent-274

Class begins 10/11/16 and ends 10/27/16 • Fee $369

5:30–9p 8a–4p

Class begins 11/4/16 and ends 12/2/16 No class 11/11 and 11/25. First session meets in Room 255. Remaining sessions meet in Room 274.

Microsoft Excel 2013 Level 1 Gain the foundational understanding of Microsoft Excel 2013 that's necessary to create and work with electronic spreadsheets. Topics include navigating a worksheet; entering and editing data, including formulas; entering functions and modifying and formatting worksheets. You will also learn how to create and format charts, add graphics, work with conditional formatting, create templates and print worksheets. Prerequisite: basic computer skills including Microsoft Windows proficiency. Text included. CEUs: .7 • Fee $149

Y442

G. Larson

Kent-255

Tu, Th

Y446

G. Larson

Kent-255

Class begins 10/11/16 and ends 10/13/16 Class begins 11/4/16 and ends 11/4/16

5:30–9p 8a–4p

Microsoft Excel 2013 Level 2 Build upon your foundational knowledge of Microsoft Excel and learn how to extract actionable data. Topics include viewing and printing large worksheets; linking worksheets and workbooks; constructing 3-D formulas; advanced formatting; sorting and filtering data; working with tables; outlining and consolidating data; saving workbooks as web pages; using hyperlinks; auditing and protecting data; using templates and much more! Prerequisite: Microsoft Excel Level 1 or equivalent experience. Text included. CEUs: .7 • Fee $149

Y443

G. Larson

Kent-255

Tu, Th

Y447

G. Larson

Kent-274

Class begins 10/18/16 and ends 10/20/16 Class begins 11/18/16 and ends 11/18/16

5:30–9p 8a–4p

Microsoft Excel 2013 Level 3 Get the most from your Excel experience and unleash your power! Topics include constructing advanced functions and formulas; using lookup functions; validating cell entries and advanced filtering; creating data tables; advanced charting; working with PivotTables and PivotCharts; exporting and importing data; utilizing analytical tools, including creating scenarios and using Goal Seek; running and recording macros; and much more! Prerequisite: Microsoft Excel Level 2 or equivalent experience. Text included. CEUs: .7 • Fee $149

Y444

G. Larson

Kent-255

Tu, Th

Y448

G. Larson

Kent-274

Class begins 10/25/16 and ends 10/27/16 Class begins 12/2/16 and ends 12/2/16

5:30–9p 8a–4p

Microsoft Outlook 2013 Utilize Outlook 2013 to manage your email communications, calendar events, contact information, tasks, and notes. Topics include composing email messages; attaching files; reading and responding to email; managing and organizing email; scheduling appointments and meetings; creating, managing and updating contact information; scheduling tasks; creating notes; and customizing the Outlook environment. Prerequisite: basic computer skills including Microsoft Windows proficiency. Text included. CEUs: .7 • Fee $139

Y449

G. Larson

Kent-255

Class begins 10/21/16 and ends 10/21/16

Capture your audience's attention by using the vast array of features in PowerPoint 2013. In this course you will gain the ability to organize your content, enhance it with high-impact visuals and deliver it with a punch. Topics include developing a PowerPoint presentation; performing advanced text editing; adding graphical elements; modifying objects; adding tables and charts; and delivering your presentation. Prerequisite: basic computer skills including Microsoft Windows proficiency. Text included. CEUs: .7 • Fee $139

Y450

G. Larson

Kent-255

Class begins 10/28/16 and ends 10/28/16

3 Class Series

8a–4p

Microsoft SharePoint

Improve workplace collaboration through the SharePoint Series. Series includes Microsoft SharePoint Site User, Site Owner and Site Automation at a discounted price. Courses utilize Office 365 but apply to SharePoint 2013 and 2016. Prerequisite: Windows proficiency and MS Office experience. See website for required textbook. CEUs: 2.1 • Fee: $499

Y451

J. Heighton

Kent-255

Class begins on 11/22/16 and ends on 12/6/16

8a-4p

Microsoft SharePoint: Site User Collaborate with colleagues more effectively with SharePoint, a flexible technology that enhances work group productivity through a web-based environment. Learn about and use a SharePoint Team Site; work with documents, content, libraries, lists and filters; configure your profile; integrate with MS Office; and synchronize and access data from a mobile device. Course utilizes Office 365 but applies to SharePoint 2013 and 2016. Prerequisite: Windows proficiency and MS Office experience. See website for required textbook. CEUs: .7 • Fee: $199

Y452

J. Heighton

Kent-255

8a-4p

Class begins on 11/22/16 and ends on 11/22/16

Microsoft SharePoint: Site Owner Learn how to create, configure and manage a SharePoint Team Site, so your office can collaborate more effectively. Topics include creating a new site; adding and configuring libraries and lists; configuring site settings, navigation and search; assigning permissions and access rights; and configuring content roll-up, summary links, and a site map. Course utilizes Office 365 but applies to SharePoint 2013 and 2016. Prerequisite: SharePoint: Site User or working knowledge of SharePoint. See website for required textbook. CEUs: .7 • Fee: $199

Y453

J. Heighton

Kent-255

Class begins on 11/29/16 and ends on 11/29/16

8a-4p

Microsoft SharePoint: Site Automation SharePoint workflows increase efficiency and productivity by managing the tasks and steps involved in business processes. Learn how to automate tasks and bring your site to life as you configure and manage a SharePoint Team Site. Topics include creating and modifying a site and adding web parts and dynamic web parts that update for you. Course utilizes Office 365, but applies to SharePoint 2013 and 2016. Prerequisite: SharePoint: Site Owner or working knowledge of SharePoint. See website for required textbook. CEUs: .7 • Fee: $199

Y454

J. Heighton

Kent-255

Class begins on 12/6/16 and ends on 12/6/16

8a-4p

8a–4p

greenriver.edu/cce • (253) 833-9111 Ext. 2535

Computers For campus locations, see page 27 • For building locations, see page 26

3 Class Series

Microsoft Word 2013

QuickBooks for Small Business Level 1

Experience all the powerful features of Word 2013 by taking the Word Series. Series includes Levels 1, 2 and 3 at a discounted price! Prerequisite: basic computer skills including Microsoft Windows proficiency. Text included. CEUs: 2.1 • Fee $349

Y455

W. Berkley

Kent-274

8a–4p

Class begins 10/14/16 and ends 10/28/16 First session meets in Room 255. Remaining sessions meet in Room 274.

Y461

Microsoft Word 2013 Level 1 Create professional looking documents and have fun doing it! Topics include identifying components of the Word interface; creating new documents; finding, selecting and modifying text; formatting text and paragraphs; adding tables; managing lists; inserting graphic objects; applying design and layout options to pages; using proofreading tools; and customizing the Word environment. Prerequisite: basic computer skills, including Microsoft Windows proficiency. Text included. CEUs: .7 • Fee $139

Y456

W. Berkley

Kent-255

Class begins 10/14/16 and ends 10/14/16

8a–4p

Expand your knowledge and increase your efficiency as you learn to create more complex documents. Topics include working with tables and charts; customizing formats using styles and themes; using images; creating graphic elements; inserting content using Quick Parts; controlling text flow; adding building blocks and updatable fields; and using templates, mail merges and macros. Prerequisite: Microsoft Word Level 1 or equivalent experience. Text included. CEUs: .7 • Fee $139

W. Berkley

Kent-274

Class begins 10/21/16 and ends 10/21/16

M. Bagocius

Kent-255

Class begins 11/1/16 and ends 11/10/16

Tu, Th

6–9p

QuickBooks for Small Business Level 2 In this course, you will learn a range of advanced skills including how QuickBooks deals with inventory; how to work with balance sheets and accounts; how to run payroll; how to work with estimates and time tracking; and how to customize a variety of QuickBooks reports and forms. Prerequisite: QuickBooks For Small Business Level 1 or equivalent. CEUs: .6 • Fee $169

Y462

Microsoft Word 2013 Level 2

Y457

Learn about the tasks necessary for mastering the essentials of QuickBooks including setting up a company and chart of accounts; differences between balance sheets and profit and loss statements; creating customer invoices, credit card transactions and sales tax; exploring vendor bill payment methods; QuickBooks banking, transaction types and reports; and discussion of Washington State case studies. Prerequisite: Students should know basic business practices and have Microsoft Windows proficiency. Text included. CEUs: 1.2 • Fee $249

M. Bagocius

Kent-255

Class begins 11/15/16 and ends 11/22/16 No class 11/17.

Tu, Th

6–9p

SQL Server

3 CLASS SERIES

SQL Server Certificate

8a–4p

Microsoft Word 2013 Level 3 Advanced features of Word 2013 enable you to revise, manage, collaborate and secure your business documents. Topics include comparing documents; merging changes; reviewing tracked changes; adding reference marks, bookmarks, hyperlinks, footnotes and citations; managing long documents; inserting tables of contents; managing outlines; securing documents; adding a digital signature; creating and manipulating forms and more. Prerequisite: Microsoft Word Level 2 or equivalent experience. Text included. CEUs: .7 • Fee $139

Y458

W. Berkley

Kent-274

Class begins 10/28/16 and ends 10/28/16

8a–4p

QuickBooks QuickBooks for Small Business Level 1 Learn about the tasks necessary for mastering the essentials of QuickBooks. Topics include setting up a company and chart of accounts; differences between balance sheets and profit and loss statements; creating customer invoices, credit card transactions and sales tax; exploring vendor bill payment methods; QuickBooks banking, transaction types and reports. Prerequisite: Students should know basic business practices and have Microsoft Windows proficiency. Text included. CEUs: 1.2 • Fee $249

Y740

M. Bagocius

ENM-13

Class begins 10/1/16 and ends 10/8/16

2 Class Series

9a–3:30p

QuickBooks for Small Business

Learn the right solutions for your type of business through the QuickBooks for Small Business Series! Series includes Levels 1 and 2 at a discounted price! Prerequisite: Students should know basic business practices and have Microsoft Windows proficiency. Text included. CEUs: 1.8 • Fee $379

Y460

M. Bagocius

Kent-255

Class begins 11/1/16 and ends 11/22/16 No class 11/17.

Tu, Th

6–9p

Gain hands-on experience in the design, creation and programming of SQL server databases as they exist in business settings. After completing the Certificate you will be able to create entity relationship models, design and create a working database model in SQL, normalize data, and translate business requirements into actionable items. The Certificate may be earned by taking the courses individually or register for the series and save. Prerequisite: basic computer skills and Windows proficiency. Highly recommended: Excel, Access or other database experience. See website for required textbook. CEUs: 3.6 • Fee $699. Certificate includes the following courses: Relational Database Concepts and Design. . . . . . . . . page 13 SQL Programming Level 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 13 SQL Programming Level 2. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 13 Please bring a USB flash drive (minimum 2 GB) to class, so you can save your work. Y463

Staff

Kent-274

T, Th

Class begins 10/18/16 and ends 10/25/16. (No class 11/24)

6–9p

Computers Relational Database Concepts and Design Managing data efficiently in business settings requires the use of relational database management systems (RDBMS). Learn the basic terminology of relational databases and the principles of database design, which can be applied to all database software. You will also discover how to attach/detach a database, create a database diagram and create simple SQL statements. Prerequisite: basic computer skills and Windows proficiency. Highly recommended: Excel, Access or other database experience. See website for required textbook. CEUs: 1.2 • Fee $239

Y464

Staff

Kent-274

Class begins 10/18/16 and ends 10/25/16

Tu, Th

Web & Graphic Production

3 CLASS SERIES

Web Production and Management Certificate

6–9p

SQL Programming Level 1 Microsoft SQL Server is one of the leading industry tools in database management software. In this course, you'll review the fundamental elements of T-SQL, including DML, DDL, DCL and TCL; learn two and three-valued logic and how to work with NULLs; practice querying and modifying a database in SQL Server Management Studio; identify different forms of the JOIN clause; and use different constraints to enforce data integrity. See website for prerequisite and required textbook. CEUs: 1.2 • Fee $269

Y465

Staff

Kent-274

Class begins 10/27/16 and ends 11/8/16

Tu, Th

6–9p

SQL Programming Level 2 Take your SQL skills to the next level by creating more complicated queries to extract the information you need. Topics: implementing complex queries, utilizing subqueries, derived tables, common table expressions and windowing functions; designing views and inline functions; building stored procedures, user-defined functions and triggers; implementing transactions, error handling, and dynamic SQL; identifying locking and isolation levels; and creating indexes. See website for prerequisite and required textbook. CEUs: 1.5 • Fee $299

Y466

Staff

Kent-274

Class begins 11/10/16 and ends 11/29/16 No class 11/24.

Tu, Th

Get the most out of your class! Bring your USB flash drive to computer classes, so you can save your files for review outside of class.

6–9p

Master the fundamentals of web production and gain practical experience in planning, creating and maintaining a website! Topics include designing and building a website with Adobe Dreamweaver; creating the structure and design of a website with HTML5 (Hyper-text Markup Language), and CSS3 (Cascading Style Sheets) to create the structure and design; and enhancing the interactivity and functionality of websites with JavaScript and jQuery. The Certificate may be earned by taking the courses individually or register for the series and save. Prerequisite: Use Windows to navigate, create and move files and folders. Text included. CEUs: 2.7 • Fee: $609 Certificate includes the following courses: Dreamweaver . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 13 HTML5 And CSS3 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .page 13 JavaScript And jQuery Fundamentals . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 13 Y467

J. Minnis

Kent-255

M, W

6–9p

Class begins 9/28/16 and ends 10/26/16.

"Joshua is an excellent instructor. He’s very concise, patient and personable." ~ Dreamweaver Student

greenriver.edu/cce • (253) 833-9111 Ext. 2535

Computers For campus locations, see page 27 • For building locations, see page 26

Dreamweaver Design and build a website using Adobe Dreamweaver. Learn how to create a basic page layout; insert text, graphics, and hyperlinks; create headings, tables, and lists; control appearance with basic HTML formatting and CSS styles; export styles to style sheets using the CSS panel; streamline workflow by creating a centralized theme using templates; and test the design for cross-browser compatibility using the preview command. Prerequisite: Use Windows to navigate, create and move files and folders. Text included. CEUs: .9 • Fee $239

Y468

J. Minnis

Kent-255

Class begins 9/28/16 and ends 10/5/16

M, W

4 CLASS SERIES

Graphic Production Certificate Level 1

6–9p

HTML5 and CSS3 Learn how to read/write the languages of HTML (Hyper-text Markup Language) and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets). Topics include HTML tag sets for creating structure and layout, placing content, and controlling values/ attributes within a webpage; use CSS to control the look, feel and design of pages; interactive navigation; the latest benefits of HTML5 from embedded video to semantic markup; and how to get the most from CSS3 upgrades. Prerequisite: Use Windows to navigate, create and move files and folders. Text included. CEUs: .9 • Fee $239

Y469

J. Minnis

Kent-255

Class begins 10/10/16 and ends 10/17/16

M, W

6–9p

JavaScript and jQuery Fundamentals JavaScript is the most popular programming language in the world. Learn to use it to add functionality and interactivity to web pages. Topics include creating functions; using variables, strings, arrays, and Booleans with their corresponding operators; detecting and handling events; and making comparisons, setting up conditions, and creating loops. You’ll also learn to streamline your workflow by taking advantage of the jQuery library. Prerequisite: Use Windows to navigate, create and move files and folders. Text included. CEUs: .9 • Fee $239

Y470

J. Minnis

Kent-255

Class begins 10/19/16 and ends 10/26/16

M, W

6–9p

NEED A FLEXIBLE CLASS SCHEDULE? Look for ONLINE classes with a mouse icon. See our ad on page 16. Visit greenriver.edu/cceOnline for a complete list.

Gain a solid foundation in graphic production essentials.You will learn the fundamentals of image editing with Photoshop, discover how to make beautiful graphics with Illustrator, and create professional looking documents with InDesign. The Certificate includes a three-hour design capstone session. You may earn the Level 1 Certificate by taking the courses individually, or register for the series and save. Prerequisite: basic computer skills and proficiency using Windows 7. See website for recommended textbooks. CEUs: 3.0 • Fee: $649. Certificate includes the following courses: Photoshop Level 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 14 Illustrator Level 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 14 InDesign Level 1. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 15 Graphic Production Capstone Level 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 15 Y471 J. Minnis

Kent-255

M, W

Class begins 11/2/16 and ends 12/7/16. (No class 11/23)

6–9p

Photoshop Level 1 In this introduction to Adobe Photoshop, you will learn the fundamentals of this powerful image editing program. Topics include menu basics; tools; palettes; resolution; graphic types; working with selections; layers; enhancing images with paint and filters; image modes; and color adjustments. By the end of class, you will have mastered the basics and be ready to take your Photoshop skills to the next level. Prerequisite: basic computer skills and proficiency using Windows 7. See website for recommended textbook. CEUs: .9 • Fee $239

Y472

J. Minnis

Kent-255

Class begins 11/2/16 and ends 11/9/16

M, W

6–9p

Illustrator Level 1 You don't need to be a professional artist to create beautiful graphics! With Adobe Illustrator you'll unlock your creative impulses in ways you've never imagined. Learn about Illustrator's main tools as well as time saving tricks for creating sharp and crisp artwork. Because Illustrator is a vector program, your image won't pixelate no matter how much you enlarge it. Illustrator also provides easy integration with other Adobe programs. Prerequisite: basic computer skills and Windows 7 proficiency. See website for recommended textbook. CEUs: .9 • Fee $239

Y473

J. Minnis

Kent-255

Class begins 11/14/16 and ends 11/21/16

M, W

6–9p

Computers InDesign Level 1 Giving your documents a well-designed, professional look will put you a step ahead in the marketplace. Using Adobe's familiar tools and palettes, you'll find it easy to create professional-looking newsletters, flyers, posters and PDF files for the Web or for professional printing. You'll also learn about the latest techniques for working with text and graphics to create multiple page layouts. Prerequisite: basic computer skills and Windows 7 proficiency. Previous experience with Adobe is helpful. See website for recommended textbook. CEUs: .9 • Fee $239

Y474

J. Minnis

Kent-255

Class begins 11/28/16 and ends 12/5/16

M, W

6–9p

Graphic Production Capstone Level 1 In this final capstone course you will apply the skills developed in Photoshop, Illustrator and InDesign and learn to use all three programs in a single workflow in order to create quality design projects. Prerequisite: successful completion of Photoshop Level 1, Illustrator Level 1 and InDesign Level 1 courses. CEUs: .3 • Fee $79

Y475

J. Minnis

Kent-255

Class begins 12/7/16 and ends 12/7/16

6–9p

A Skilled Workforce is a Force Multiplier Like the classes that you see in our catalog? Do you have employees who could benefit from this type of training? Are you looking to upskill your workforce?

Graphic Production Certificate Level 2

Winter Quarter

Photoshop Level 2

Winter Quarter

Illustrator Level 2

Winter Quarter

InDesign Level 2

Winter Quarter

Graphic Production Capstone Level 2

Winter Quarter

Have a tight training budget? Do you need custom training designed specifically for YOUR company? Green River College Corporate Training can help! We can work with your business to develop training to meet your goals. Training can be delivered at Green River College or your location. Grant funding may be available to help upskill your workers. Call 253-520-6283 to find out how we can support your training program to improve productivity, efficiency and innovation.

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Online Learning For campus locations, see page 27 • For building locations, see page 26

Green River College INSTRUCTOR LED

ONLINE COURSES 24-Hour Access Discussion Areas 6 Week Format (most courses) Project-Oriented

Our instructor-led online courses are informative, fun, convenient, and highly interactive. We focus on creating warm, supportive communities for our learners. Courses maybe completed from any location with Internet access, at anytime day or night. Select from these start dates:

September 14 October 12 November 9 December 14 The courses on this page are just a few examples of the many courses available to you.

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Advanced Grant Proposal Writing Learn how to research and write winning proposals that get funded. Become proficient in the proposal format used by the vast majority of public foundations, and discover the quickest and most efficient ways to gather the information you'll need.

Assisting Aging Parents Gain the tools, techniques, and insights to assist your parents as they grow older. Learn what to expect, what to watch for, how to deal with physical and emotional challenges, and where to find resources to help.

Building Teams That Work

Learn the components of a successful team and the stages of its development. Master the skills to effectively manage projects, make decisions, and solve problems in a team setting.

Creating a Classroom Website Learn how to create a classroom website in this fun, easy-to-understand course for teachers. In no time, you'll build a site with text, images, animations, tables, links, and more.

Creating Mobile Apps With HTML5 Learn how to imagine, design, build, and optimize a cross-platform mobile app using the very latest HTML5 standards. The result will be a mobile app that's fast and runs on just about any smartphone or tablet computer.

Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2010 Learn how to set-up fully formatted worksheets. Discover how to write mathematical formulas, use the function wizard, sort and analyze data, design custom charts and graphs, automate frequently-repeated tasks, and much more.

Photographing People With Your Digital Camera Learn the basic principles of photographing people, including how to shoot faces, fix common close-up problems, organize people in portrait and formal groups, take action shots and use digital photo editing techniques to retouch your photos.

Small Business Marketing on a Shoestring Discover how to build your own marketing plan, attract target audiences, entice customers to buy your product or service and generate referrals. You'll also get tips on evaluating tactics, tracking results, and fine-tuning your approach.

Teaching ESL/EFL Reading Show your students the value of reading and motivate them to become strong readers. Topics include the core skills of intensive reading; extensive reading and integrating it into curriculum; bringing vocabulary teaching into a reading classroom; and the difference between teaching comprehension and merely testing on it.

The Keys to Effective Editing Learn the fundamentals of top-notch editing for both fiction and nonfiction. Topics include the language of editing, grammar, punctuation, syntax and the all-important relationships between editor, author, and publisher.

Twelve Steps to a Successful Job Search Identify the job that’s best for your needs, and attain step-by-step instructions on how to pursue it. You’ll also learn how to build rapport with any interviewer, while mastering the six phases of a successful job interview.

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Work Related Healthcare

 HIV/AIDS Certification

This ONLINE program meets the HIV/AIDS education requirement mandated for certification by the Washington State Department of Health. Reference notebook available to check out at time of registration. Please call (253) 833-9111 ext. 2535 to register in order to receive your log-in information and important course information at the time of registration. CEUs: .7 • Fee $59

Y130

Staff

ARR

ONLINE

Vocational Flagger Training

Real Estate

 3 Class Series

Real Estate Licensing Requirements

The Washington State Department of Licensing requires 90 clock hours: Fundamentals 1, Fundamentals 2, and Sales Practices. All three classes must be taken in consecutive order. Textbooks and practice exams included. Register for item #8259. Call CE at (253) 833-9111 ext. 2535 for more information. • Fee $529

Online Package Includes: R EST 101

Real Estate Fundamentals 1

(3)

R EST 102

Real Estate Fundamentals 2

(3)

R EST 140

Real Estate Sales Practices 3

(3)

ONLINE COURSES

Training consists of classroom instruction and state certification in flagging, traffic control and safety. Upon successful completion participants receive a picture ID card with certification valid for three years. Fee includes textbook. Must be at least 18 years of age. Bring lunch. Special arrangements can also be made for group training at your business location. Fee $62

Y240

S. Smith

Kent-320

8a–4:30p

Y243

S. Smith

ZWC-105

8a–4:30p

Y792

S. Smith

ENM-13

8a–4:30p

Y246

S. Smith

ZWC-105

8a–4:30p

Y794

S. Smith

ENM-13

8a–4:30p

Y249

S. Smith

Kent-320

8a–4:30p

Class begins on 9/23/16 and ends on 9/23/16 Class begins 10/1/16 and ends 10/1/16

Class begins 10/19/16 and ends 10/19/16 Class begins 11/5/16 and ends 11/5/16

Class begins 11/30/16 and ends 11/30/16 Class begins 12/9/16 and ends 12/9/16

Call Continuing Education at ext. 2535 for more information. Fee: $179 each course

Forklift-Truck Operator Certification (Saturday Class)

 Real Estate Law

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Real Estate Appraisal (3) 8271 ONLINE

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Financing Residential Real Estate 8279

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Private Investigator Classes start in January! Develop new skills! The Private Investigation Program is a 108-hour training that meets two times a month for 5 months. You will then be prepared for and eligible to take the state licensing exam!

This course is designed to train operators for certification in sit-down, counter-balanced forklift trucks--light, medium and heavy duty. You will complete written and hands-on testing to meet OSHA, WISHA and L&I requirements. Class meets Department of Labor certification standards. Additional classes will be held on demand or at business locations. Forklift recertification (IVES) available for $99. Call CE at (253) 833-9111 ext. 2535 for more information. Fee $189

(3) ONLINE

Y260

E. Levin

TT-412

8a–5p

(3) ONLINE

Y263

Class begins 11/19/16 and ends 11/19/16

E. Levin

TT-412

8a–5p

Class begins 10/22/16 and ends 10/22/16

Forklift Operator Certification (Weekday Class) This 1-day course with Bottom Line Training Services (BLTS) includes a classroom session, written test, operational training time, and one drive test on one of the following four types of forklifts: sit-down counter balance, stock picker, rider electric pallet jack, and walkie-stacker electric pallet jack. Additional drive tests to certify on more than one type of forklift are an additional $99 per type. Forklift recertification (BLTS) available for $99. Held at NW Handling. Call CE at (253) 833-9111 ext. 2535 for more information. Fee $189

Y266

Staff NW Handling

7a–3:30p

Y267

Staff NW Handling

7a–3:30p

Y268

Staff NW Handling

7a–3:30p

Class begins 9/21/16 and ends 9/21/16 Class begins 10/26/16 and ends 10/26/16 Class begins 11/30/16 and ends 11/30/16

Call Continuing and Community Education at ext. 2535 for a brochure or visit www.bit.ly/private investigation for specific class dates.

greenriver.edu/cce • (253) 833-9111 Ext. 2535

Work Related For campus locations, see page 27 • For building locations, see page 26

Pest Management Professional Looking for a career where local businesses are waiting to hire program graduates at good starting wages? This is it! The recession-proof pest management industry provides various services to homeowners and businesses by locating, identifying, treating, catching and repelling pests. The instructor of this 75-hour lecture and hands-on program is an industry professional. You’ll learn the basic principles of pest management and prepare for the WA State Dept. of Agriculture licensing exam. Class fee includes books. CEUs: 7.5 • Fee $599 Y282 E. Bensinger WT-16 Tu, Th 6–9p Class begins 11/1/16 and ends 1/24/2017 No class November 22, 24 or December 27, 29.

Pest Management Professional — Information Session

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Businesses are hiring Pest Management Professionals now! Come learn from a seasoned industry professional about the career field and the pest management professional program in this FREE information session. This program prepares you for the certification exam and provides you with job resources! Registration required. Call CE at (253) 833-9111 ext. 2535 or to register online at greenriver.edu/cce. Tuesday, October 4 6:30-8:30p

Lifelong Learning Digital Photography 2

Creative Arts & Crafts Watercolor Painting Techniques The enjoyment of watercolor begins with learning how to handle the medium: the paint, the paper, and the brush. We’ll explore traditional and experimental watercolor techniques. Class includes discussion, evaluation of works in progress, and the fundamental aspects of recognizing shape, value and contrast. All levels welcome. CEUs: 1.4 • Fee $129

Y102

P. Jensen

WT-16

Class begins 10/5/16 and ends 11/16/16

Go beyond the basics! This class includes how to work with RAW images; advanced camera controls; exposure lock, spot meter, exposure compensation and advanced flash; when to use manual controls; shooting for HDR; retouching images in Lightroom or Photoshop and composition. Outdoor shooting labs included. CEUs: 1.4 • Fee $135

Y111

G. McCutcheon

SH-254

Class begins 10/6/16 and ends 11/17/16

6:30–8:30p

Water-Soluble Oil Painting Ease into the magical world of oil painting, the most versatile, workable and expressive of all media, while eliminating harmful and hazardous volatile solvents. Get to know the brush and medium as you learn about color step-by-step in your painting expression. Materials list provided upon registration. CEUs: 1.4 • Fee $129

Y104

P. Jensen

SC-305

Class begins 10/25/16 and ends 12/6/16

6:30–8:30p

Drawing for Beginners Learn the basics of creating strong and accurate drawings in this fundamental class, working from a variety of still life objects. Exercises expose you to key concepts and artistic principles to accurately render line, shape, proportion and negative space. Explore various drawing media, including pencil, pastel and charcoal. CEUs: 1.2 • Fee $115

Y106

C. Parker

IVC-108

Class begins 11/5/16 and ends 11/19/16

9a–1p

Introduction to Night Photography Conquer the mystery and excitement of photographing at dusk and after dark in this two-session class. Learn about equipment, exposure, focus, lighting and themes. Students should have an understanding of ISO, f/stop, and shutter speed. Level one photography or instructor’s permission suggested. Camera with manual controls, tripod and flash recommended. CEUs: .4 • Fee $45

Y113

G. McCutcheon

SH-250

Class begins 11/2/16 and ends 11/9/16

6:30–8:30p

Fused Glass Ornaments and Tiles Celebrate the holidays by creating your own fused glass ornaments or tiles! This fun 4-hour workshop is a great way for beginners to learn the basics of glass fusing. Students will learn to cut, design and fire up to 4 colorful glass ornaments to decorate the tree or tiles to give as gifts. A $125 material/firing fee per section paid to instructor in class. Project pick-up on Sunday. Class held off-campus at Blue Dog Glass Art Studio. CEUs: .4 • Fee $79

Y115

D. Wendt

Blue Dog

Class begins 11/5/16 and ends 11/6/16

Su, Sa

9–11a

Introduction to the Art of Metal Sculpture Illustrating Picture Books Learn to write and illustrate your picture book in this six-hour crash course! Overview includes manuscript formatting, storyboards, making a book dummy and illustration techniques. Agents, editors and publishing also discussed. Great for any level of illustrator, from beginner to professional. Bring story ideas, one or two recent picture books you like, a sketch pad, a child’s watercolor set and a cheap paint brush. CEUs: .6 • Fee $89

Y119

D. Sullivan

ZWC-105

Class begins 10/22/16 and ends 10/29/16

Impress your friends and family with your unique artwork! Explore the basics of constructing beautiful metal sculptures for hanging or displaying. You will learn how to use welding and fabrication processes, heat coloring on metal, and techniques for using different types of abrasives. You may choose a project from ideas provided by the instructor or use your own design with instructor permission. Bring safety glasses and leather work gloves to class. Materials included. CEUs: .9 • Fee $149

Y117

J. Dent

TT-603

Class begins 10/22/16 and ends 11/5/16

3–6p

9a–12p

Digital Photography 1 Move beyond the ‘auto’ mode of your digital camera and take great photos in any situation! Through this basic hands-on course, you will explore modern photography in simple, real-world terms. You will learn about exposure, shutter speed, focus, flash, aperture, depth of field, ISO and much more. Class requirements include a digital camera (and user guide) that is capable of full manual control. CEUs: 1.4 • Fee $135

Y110

G. McCutcheon

SH-250

Class begins 10/4/16 and ends 11/15/16

6:30–8:30p

greenriver.edu/cce • (253) 833-9111 Ext. 2535

Lifelong Learning For campus locations, see page 27 • For building locations, see page 26

Dance & Fitness Dance Survival This is your chance to give dancing a whirl! It’s guaranteed fun with lots of time to practice! We will explore partner dancing, learn basic dance survival skills, and have fun in the process. By learning these steps, you will be able to relax with the thought of that upcoming party or wedding and be able to enjoy dancing the night away to any song, anywhere. No experience necessary. Singles and couples welcome. CEUs: .5 • Fee $59

Y126

A. Morrow

Covington CH M

Class begins 10/10/16 and ends 11/7/16

6:10–7:10p

Nightclub 2-Step: The Basics This graceful, smooth-flowing dance is a wonderful way to get you through weddings, parties, cruises, and other social dance occasions. The basic steps are easy to learn and suitable even for the occasional dancer. Nightclub 2-step is a great alternative for today’s slow dance music. It is the most popular dance for those romantic ballads. Singles and couples welcome. CEUs: .5 • Fee $59

Y124

A. Morrow

Covington CH M

Class begins 10/10/16 and ends 11/7/16

7:20–8:20p

Salsa Dancing Salsa is a hot, exciting, dance and in its basic form is easy and fun to do. Learn the fundamental Salsa patterns of six-steps danced over eight-counts of music as well as some fun patterns to really get you started with all the basic turns, an important feature in Salsa dancing. Enjoy Salsa music as you exercise and get those hips moving. Singles and couples welcome. CEUs: .5 • Fee $59

Y122

A. Morrow

Covington CH M

Class begins 10/10/16 and ends 11/7/16

8:30–9:30p

Health

5 Class Series

Eat Your Way to Good Health

Go beyond the traditional healthy eating messages we all know! Just as important as what you eat is understanding your body's individual and unique response to foods and how it relates to your personal health. This series provides you with progressive weekly adjustments you can make in your diet to improve YOUR overall health. Courses can be taken individually or save $46 by taking the series! CEUs: 1.0 • Fee $99

Y138

S. Blake

SH-355

Class begins 10/18/16 and ends 11/15/16

Nutrition is the interaction between our body and the food we eat with digestion being the key. In this class, you will learn about nutrients, understand the importance of digestion, and discover how nutrition impacts your body. CEUs: .2 • Fee $29

S. Blake

SH-355

Class begins 10/18/16 and ends 10/18/16

Learn about the mind and body connection: how food affects our brain which affects what we THINK and then influences HOW, WHY, and WHAT we eat. In this class, we’ll discuss how to address and change eating habits, addictive tendencies with food and how what we think affects our body. CEUs: .25 • Fee $29

Blood Sugar Balancing

Class begins 12/6/16 and ends 12/6/16

Class begins 10/25/16 and ends 10/25/16

Y150

S. Blake

SH-355

6:30–9p

6:30–8:30p

Nutrients and Digestion

Y139

Whole Body Health: More than Eating the Right Food

6:30–8:30p

Sugar; the bittersweet irony. We need it, yet we can’t have too much; we crave it, but over-indulge. You will learn details about saccharides, the mechanisms of regulation, how we overload our system and what happens when imbalance occurs. CEUs: .2 • Fee $29

Y140

S. Blake

SH-355

6:30–8:30p

Fats and Cholesterol The good, the bad, and the misunderstood. Hear a different perspective on cholesterol and fatty acids: what they are, why we need them, how and why we make them and why they are so misunderstood. We will compare various fatty acid profiles and learn about oxidized cholesterol as a risk factor. CEUs: .2 • Fee $29

Y141

S. Blake

SH-355

Class begins 11/1/16 and ends 11/1/16

6:30–8:30p

Nutrient Dense, Properly Prepared, Whole Food

This class will fill you up with information. Learn how to be smarter than plants, how to make your food more nutritious and digestible, how to balance your diet, traditional preparation techniques and so much more! CEUs: .2 • Fee $29

Y142

S. Blake

SH-355

Class begins 11/8/16 and ends 11/8/16

6:30–8:30p

Gut Healing Boosting Brain Health as We Age Getting older? Learn how exercise, mental activity, and a healthy diet could help stave off dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. Topics include how to oxygenate your brain, support brain structure with healthy fats and support brain function with nutrients, balanced blood sugar and use. CEUs: .25 • Fee $29

Y152

S. Blake

SH-355

Class begins 11/29/16 and ends 11/29/16

The basic components involved in healing your digestive system are removing the offending factors, supporting proper function and including healing components. In this class you will learn about these topics and more, such as gut flora, healing foods, detoxification, and the relationship between the gut, the immune system and the rest of the body. CEUs: .2 • Fee $29

Y143

S. Blake

SH-355

Class begins 11/15/16 and ends 11/15/16

6:30–9p

6:30–8:30p

Lifelong Learning Mindfulness and Relaxation Does your mind race and anxiously wander to the errands and matters of the day? Reports show 60-90% of all doctor visits are due to stress-related disorders. Reducing stress and eliciting a relaxation response can help you cope with emotional and physical stressors. Learn skills to slow down and practice mindfulness by focusing on present moment awareness. These techniques can provide you with a feeling of calm, promoting physical and emotional wellness. CEUs: .3 • Fee $29

Y134

E. Grasher

ZWC-104

Class begins 10/22/16 and ends 10/22/16

9a–12p

Strategies to Combat Winter Depression Seasonal depression is a serious and common problem in the Pacific Northwest. Learn the latest research on ways to get out from under the biochemical changes caused by seasonal changes without medication and how to reduce depression when the days are short and dark. Discussion includes light therapy, mineral and vitamin requirements, and behavioral changes that induce physiological shifts. CEUs: .2 • Fee $29

Y154

V. Leo

IVC-108

Class begins 10/25/16 and ends 10/25/16

6:30–8:30p

Home & Garden

4 Class Series

Honeybees, Humans and the Unity of Life

Humans and honeybees have had an interesting relationship through time. What lessons can we learn from these honeybees and why are these lessons crucial to our future with our ecosystems? Learn the answers to these questions from GRC Biology instructor and avid beekeeper, Daniel Najera, as he shares his research and knowledge about honeybees. Classes can be taken individually or save $17 by taking the series of four classes. CEUs: .8 • Fee $99

Y163

D. Najera D. Najera

ZWC-107 ZWC-107

Class begins 10/27/16 and ends 11/5/16

Th Sa

6:30–8:30p 10a–12p

The Complexity of the Honeybee For such a common insect, few people know about the complex biology of the honeybee. In this class we will detail each of the three castes, Queen, Worker, and Drone, and the wax home they build. We will then turn to the more complex aspects of honeybees, specifically behavior and the second most complex form of communication, the waggle dances. CEUs: .2 • Fee $29

Y164

D. Najera

ZWC-107

Class begins 10/27/16 and ends 10/27/16

6:30–8:30p

Honeybees and Humanity: Fear, Agriculture and the Love of Honey Honeybees and Humans have a long history, specifically regarding two things: stings and honey. First, we will detail the stinging behavior, resulting fear and then analyze the statistics on allergic reactions. Second, we will discuss the care that humans have given to honeybees with respect to the history of beekeeping, honey production and the transformation of agriculture. CEUs: .2 • Fee $29

Y165

D. Najera

ZWC-107

Class begins 10/29/16 and ends 10/29/16

10a–12p

Bees, Flowers, Soil and Water: The Unity of Life Introduction to Sustainable Gardening and Landscaping Create a great-looking landscape or garden that’s healthier for you, your family, your pets and the environment while saving you time and money! Topics include using a sustainable and economical approach to planning and managing a landscape or garden based on five components: soil, water, plants, materials, and health. CEUs: .25 • Fee $35

Y160

A. Haywood

SH-254

Class begins 10/11/16 and ends 10/11/16

Building a Tiny House the RIGHT Way!

6:30–9p

Y166

Y155

H. Crabtree

TTA-300

9:00a–1:00p

Y156

H. Crabtree

TTA-300

5:30p–9:30p

Class begins 10/19/16 and ends 10/19/16

Y157

H. Crabtree

TTA-300

9:00a–1:00p

Y158

H. Crabtree

TTA-300

5:30p–9:30p

Class begins 11/5/16 and ends 11/5/16 Class begins 11/9/16 and ends 11/9/16

D. Najera

ZWC-107

Class begins 11/3/16 and ends 11/3/16

Avoid costly mistakes and save time! An experienced builder walks you through how to think about the details and realities of designing and constructing a tiny house on wheels. You will be provided with valuable information on legalities, regulations, when and where to find professionals for help, as well as how to save money without sacrificing the quality of the build. CEUs: .4 * Fee $45 Class begins 10/15/16 and ends 10/15/16

The past six years have seen a tremendous amount of attention paid to the plight of the honeybee, specifically that their population has been decreasing. In this class we will leave no stone unturned as we explore the variety of ways bees influence, and are influenced, by their environment. From pollination to pesticides, water quality to soil deprivation, all the way through invasive species and habitat loss, it will become clear that the story of the honeybee includes many forms of life and is more complex than the news reports. CEUs: .2 • Fee $29

6:30–8:30p

There is No Self: A Guided Tour of a Honeybee Colony There is only so much that can be learned by reading a book, listening to the radio, watching a video or hearing a lecture. In this class we will get hands-on experience with a honeybee colony in order to maximize our understanding of this beautiful species. A complete hive check will be performed with discussion of the complexities of life so that we can truly see how this species lives and how interconnected all of life is. We will end with honey tasting. CEUs: .2 • Fee $29

Y167

D. Najera

ZWC-107

Class begins 11/5/16 and ends 11/5/16

greenriver.edu/cce • (253) 833-9111 Ext. 2535

10a–12p

Lifelong Learning For campus locations, see page 27 • For building locations, see page 26

In A Class By Itself Community Access Card to Holman Library Provides access privileges to the Holman Library’s Information Commons for one quarter. Includes access to over 100 computers containing internet, Microsoft Word, PowerPoint, Excel and check-out privileges. An introductory information session provided by the library staff. Register with CE by calling (253) 833-9111 ext. 2535. • Fee $40

Y170

G. Staff

ARR

Arranged

ARR

Coming Alive in Retirement! If you are already, or you are approaching, your post-career years, you have an opportunity to re-conceptualize yourself, igniting passions both new and long-dormant. This class provides a structure for you to define a new You, beyond a job title or parenting role, while you develop effective ways to be both realistic and vibrant with hobbies, friendships, social networks, physical activity and finances. This class will show you how to come alive in retirement, on every level, so that it can truly be a Second Act. CEUs: .25 • Fee $29

Y178

V. Leo

SH-252

Class begins 10/26/16 and ends 10/26/16

6–8:30p

Writing for Insight and Clarity This class guides you through types of writing that provide deeper insights and joy. We’ll explore directed journaling, creating a positive life review, crafting a memoir, and finding answers to dilemmas and questions. Medical research linking these activities to health and longevity will be reviewed. Class includes in-class projects and worksheets to take home. CEUs: .25 • Fee $29

Y180

V. Leo

SH-252

Class begins 11/2/16 and ends 11/2/16

6–8:30p

Writing for Creative Joy Use your creativity for different types of writing! You will enjoy travel writing, creating engaging and engrossing stories of everyday life, and combining word-pictures with art, collage and photography. Class includes in-class projects and worksheets to take home. CEUs: .25 • Fee $29

Y182

V. Leo

SH-252

Class begins 11/9/16 and ends 11/9/16

6–8:30p

This fun and empowering two-hour introductory workshop covers different types of voiceovers and what tools are needed to find success. You’ll be coached as you read a script and recorded so you can receive a professional voiceover evaluation later. You’ll obtain the knowledge necessary to help you decide if this is something you’d like to pursue. Taught by a professional voice actor from Voices For All, a voice acting training company. CEUs:.2 • Fee $39

G. Staff

SH-254

Class begins 10/18/16 and ends 10/18/16

6–8p

Work at Home Jobs for Real People! Need extra ways to supplement your income but not sure what is legitimate? Then this class is for you! Class focuses heavily on the marketing tricks of scammers. Learn how to track emails, trace IP addresses, and research companies giving you confidence to recognize scammers from legitimate work. Secondly, you’ll be provided with resources on how to make extra income as well as legitimate companies that hire at-home workers. Basic internet and email skills required. Resource book included. CEUs: .3 • Fee $49

Y188

B. Mooradian

SH-252

Class begins 10/5/16 and ends 10/5/16

6:30–9:30p

Seattle Football 101: The Basics Have you recently jumped on the football bandwagon? If so, you may want to understand or review basic football rules, positions, terms and scoring. As most ardent football fans can agree, the best time to ask questions about football may NOT be during the game! Join this fun, interactive class as we use our home team as a model for learning the basics of football which will help you enjoy the game even more. CEUs: .35 • Fee $35

Y175

D. Baxmann

WT-16

Class begins 10/1/16 and ends 10/1/16

Essential oils are a delightful way to relieve stress, calm the mind and lift the spirits. Learn about the benefits of essential oils and how to incorporate them into your everyday life. We’ll discuss what essential oils are, how you can safely use them, and which ones are good for different health issues, natural cleaning and supporting your emotional health. Samples and resources will be available so you can explore these natural solutions on your own. CEUs: .25 • Fee $29

Y148

J. Joneschiet

ZWC-104

Class begins 10/20/16 and ends 10/20/16

9a–12:30p

6:30–9p

Language & Culture Spanish, Beginning This language course emphasizes conversation but also includes reading, writing, speaking and understanding the language. Course is geared toward the adult student seeking control of a language for practical applications such as traveling. Cultural, historical and social points of interest are also presented to provide a well-rounded, informative language program. CEUs: 1.6 • Fee $139

Y190

A. Morris

ZWC-104

Class begins 10/17/16 and ends 12/5/16

An Introduction to Voiceovers (Getting Started In Voice Acting)

Y185

Essential Oils 101: Nature’s Extractions

6:30–8:30p

French, Beginning This language course emphasizes conversation but also includes reading, writing, speaking and understanding the language. Course is geared toward the adult student seeking control of a language for practical applications such as traveling. Cultural, historical and social points of interest are also presented to provide a well-rounded, informative language program. CEUs: 1.6 • Fee $139

Y192

A. Morris

ZWC-107

Class begins 10/18/16 and ends 12/6/16

6:30–8:30p

Sign Language, Beginning Introductory course in American Sign Language for application in everyday communication with hearing and speech impaired individuals. Includes history of sign language and cultural aspects. CEUs: 1.6 • Fee $139

Y195

L. Watanabe

SH-155

Class begins 10/18/16 and ends 12/6/16

6:30–8:30p

Money Matters How to Be an Executor of a Will Have you been named as an estate executor of a relative or friend? Learn about your liabilities and responsibilities. This presentation is taught by an experienced lawyer who will provide an overview of the legal rights and responsibilities of an executor and explain the gathering of estate assets, paying the debts, distributing the funds to beneficiaries and administration of the estate. CEUs .25 • Fee $39

Y200

O. Gabrielson

CH-214

Class begins 10/11/16 and ends 10/11/16

6:30–9p

Lifelong Learning Wills and Legal Documents We All Need

Fly Fishing for Chum Salmon

Wills, Power Of Attorney, Health Care Directives, Appointing Guardians for your children--what are these and why are they important to you? While not always pleasant to think about, having a will or a legal plan can save your family heartache and pain. Whether you plan to work with an attorney or use one of the do-it-yourself software programs available, having knowledge of what to include, how to prepare and what the legalese means will make the process easier. We’ll also cover making changes, revocations, and more. CEUs: .25 • Fee $39

Chum are the second largest Pacific salmon. Learn how to pursue these hard fighting salmon in both salt and fresh water with a fly rod. We will discuss tackle, equipment, fly patterns, productive salt and freshwater locations and techniques for success! Two optional outings for hands-on instruction and fishing. CEUs: .2

Y203

M. Farr

CH-214

Class begins 10/18/16 and ends 10/18/16

6:30–9p

Y774

J. Fiskum

ZWC-107

6:30–8:30p

Y775

J. Fiskum

ARR

7–11a

Y776

J. Fiskum

ARR

7–11a

Classroom session 10/26/16 • Fee $29 Saltwater outing 11/5/16 • Fee $59 River outing 11/12/16 • Fee $59

Bank Fishing for Winter Steelhead Learn the basics of winter steelhead fishing! Learn to set up tackle to fish three using effective methods for the shore bound angler: drift fishing, float fishing and spoon fishing. Discuss productive bank fishing areas on local rivers and how to time your visits for success. Class includes a resource notebook. Optional Saturday outing to a local river for hands-on instruction and fishing. CEUs: .2

Y784

J. Fiskum

ENM-9

6:30–8:30p

Y785

J. Fiskum

ARR

7–11a

Classroom session 11/30/16 • Fee $29 Snoqualmie River 12/3/16 • Fee $59

Writing Long-Term Care and Government Benefits A concern of many people is the potential of having all assets and property consumed by long-term care. There are government benefits that can assist in paying for long-term care, but the rules regarding who qualifies for these benefits change frequently and misinformation is rampant. Come learn about long-term care options, what the current government benefits are and who is eligible to receive them, how to preserve assets and what pitfalls to avoid. CEUs: .25 • Fee $39

Y218

M. Farr

CH-214

Class begins 10/25/16 and ends 10/25/16

6:30–9p

Crafting the Story: Short Story and Novel Writing Do you know why we are drawn to books like The Hunger Games, The Kite Runner or The Da Vinci Code? It’s more than the storyline. Learn what it takes to craft a compelling story by building strong characters, a unique voice, a sense of place and a fully-drawn, conflict-driven story arc. CEUs: 1.0 • Fee $115

Y300

L. Bohart

ZWC-104

Class begins 10/12/16 and ends 11/9/16

6:30–8:30p

Creative Writing for Dreamers, Doers and Dabblers

Develop guitar skills while learning songs you like. Beginning guitar students learn chords, strumming, finger-picking, and other basic skills. CEUs: 1.0 • Fee $99

Have you ever wanted to try your hand at writing an entertaining, short narrative? Perhaps you’d like to write a short story, blog post, newsletter article, or even brochure copy, but feel your writing lacks pizzazz? This class is designed for inexperienced writers who might enjoy exploring their creative potential. You’ll learn to sharpen your storytelling skills, broaden word choice, enhance description, develop an appropriate voice, tighten sentence structure and craft a beginning, middle and an end. CEUs: .6 • Fee $65

Class begins 9/26/16 and ends 11/28/16

Class begins 11/3/16 and ends 11/17/16

Music Guitar, Beginning/Continued

Y222

C. Buser

IVC-108

6:30–7:40p

Y304

L. Bohart

SH-250

6:30–8:30p

Outdoors Yakima River Fly Fishing Learn the Yakima River’s secrets and do well on this blue ribbon trout fishery. We'll discuss wade fishing and rowing your own pontoon boat to access the Yakima's prime water. Get a resource guide loaded with details on water flows, hatches, access, hot fly patterns and strategies for success! Two optional outings for hands on instruction and fishing. CEUs: .2

Y778

J. Fiskum

ZWC-107

6:30–8:30p

Y779

J. Fiskum

ARR

10a–4p

Y780

J. Fiskum

ARR

9a–5p

Classroom session 9/21/16 • Fee $29 Wade Fishing 9/24/16 • Fee $89

Pontoon outing 10/16/16 • Fee $89

Writing for Children and Getting Published

With over 5000 commercially produced trout fly patterns, where is a new angler to start in building a collection of effective flies? Learn to stock your fly boxes to be ready for any fishing situation. Get a resource guide with hatch charts, fly pattern styles, suggested patterns for NW fisheries and how to organize your fly boxes for success. CEUs: .2 • Fee $35

If you’ve ever thought about writing children’s books, this class will help you get started. As a beginning writer, you’ll learn how to get ideas and turn them into stories as we discuss plot and character development, story structure, view point, dialogue, where and how to market your work and how to get published. You’ll walk away with tips and tools to start your hobby or career as a writer for children. Short writing exercises included. CEUs: .5 • Fee $59

Class begins 10/12/16 and ends 10/12/16

Class begins 10/29/16 and ends 11/5/16

Build a Systematic Fly Pattern Collection for Pacific NW Angling

Y782

J. Fiskum

ENM-9

6:30–8:30p

Y308

A. Rubeck

greenriver.edu/cce • (253) 833-9111 Ext. 2535

ZWC-104

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Credit Classes — Kent Campus For campus locations, see page 27 • For building locations, see page 26

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ESOL

032-047

ESOL Conversation Lev 2-4

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100

Human AP Survey

(5)

ESOL

050-052

ESOL Technology Level 1-3

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Adult Basic Math

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ESOL

062-064

ESOL Writing Support 2-4

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High School Equiv Math 1

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072-074

ESOL Intensive Writing 2-4

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Survey Of Biology

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HL ED

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Standard First Aid/CPR

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General Biology With Lab

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201

Database Fundamentals

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BTAC 100 Fundamentals/Computers

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220

Software Dev Methods

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BTAC

101

Beginning Keyboarding

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372

Debug, Maint & Evol

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BTAC

102

Intermediate Keyboarding

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426

Collaborative Design

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BTAC

103

Advanced Keyboarding

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MATH

062

Review Of Arithmetic

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BTAC

107

Typing Speed/Accuracy 1

(4)

MATH 070

Pre-Algebra

(5)

BTAC

108

Typing Speed/Accuracy 2

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MATH

072

Elementary Algebra

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BUS

103

Business Leadership

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MATH

097

Intermediate Algebra

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BUS

121

Marketing Fundamentals

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Precalculus I

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BUS

166

Human Relations

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Calculus I

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BUS

181

Intro-International Bus

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111

Aerobic Walking

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BUS

300

Entrepreneur Leadership

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136

Yoga 1

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BUS

344

Entrepreneurial Finance

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215

Adv Aerobic Walking

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BUS

390

Digital Marketing

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236

Yoga 2

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BUS

395

Strategic Mktg And Mgmt

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PHIL

102

Contemp Moral Problems

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BUS

400

Personal & Prof Branding

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PHYS&

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Engr Physics I With Lab

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BUS

460

Venture Launch 1

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POLS&

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Introduction To Law

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CJ&

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Intro To Crim Justice

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POLS&

202

American Government

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Interpersonal Comm

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READ

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Reading Improvement

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Public Speaking

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READ

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Reading Mastery

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Small Group Comm

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Spanish I

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ENGL

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Introductory Composition

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Lang Arts Soc Studies 2-6

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English Composition I

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Lang Arts And Lit 2-6

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Amer Lit II: Civ War-WWI

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Lang Arts Phys Science 2-6

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010-013

ESOL Literacy-Lev 3

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101

College Link

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020-021

ESOL-Multi Level 4-5

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Regional Map

1 Main Campus, Auburn—Located at 12401 SE 320th Street Southbound 1. Take Highway 167 South toward Kent / Auburn. 2. Take the 15th Street NW exit. Turn left onto 15th Street NW. (15th Street NW becomes Harvey Road.) 3. Turn left onto 8th Street NE. 4. Turn right onto 105th Place SE. Follow road to top of hill to SE 320th. Northbound 1. Take Highway 18 East toward Auburn / North Bend. 2. Take the SE 304th Street exit toward SE 312th Street. 3. Turn right onto SE 304th Street. (SE 304th Street becomes 132nd Avenue SE.) 4. Stay Straight to go onto 132nd Way SE. (132nd Way SE becomes SE 312th Street.) 5. Turn left onto 124th Avenue SE. 6. Turn left onto SE 320th Street.

2 Auburn Center—Located at 1221 D Street NE 1. Take Highway 167. 2. Take the 15th Street exit. 3. Turn right on D Street NE.

3 Kent Campus—Located at 417 Ramsay Way, Suite 112 S o u t h b o u n d 1. From Highway 167, take the Willis Street exit. Take a left onto Willis Street. 2. Heading east on Willis Street, turn left (north) on 4th Avenue S. 4 Enumclaw Campus– Located at 1414 Griffin Avenue 3. Turn right onto Ramsay Way, then right again at the first driveway, into the S o u t h b o u n d parking lot. 1. Take Highway 18 East. Take the Auburn / Enumclaw exit onto Auburn Way S. N o r t h b o u n d 2 Take a left onto Auburn Way (Highway 164). Travel about 12 miles, 1. From Highway 167, take the Willis Street exit. Take a right onto Willis Street. Highway 164 turns into Griffin Avenue. 2. Heading east on Willis Street, turn left (north) on 4th Avenue S., 3. Turn right onto Ramsay Way, then right again at the first driveway, into the parking lot.

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Green River Enumclaw Campus

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