Summer 2018 Continuing Education & Training Schedule of Classes by Harford Community College

Continuing Education & Training

SCHEDULE OF CLASSES SUMMER2018

Workforce Training | Travel & Tours Nursing & Allied Health Professions Physical Fitness | Driver Education Preschool & Youth Programs Art, Crafts & Hobbies...& More!

www.harford.edu/cet

Half-Day Preschool

Full-Day Preschool

September—May Limited Enrollments Available

Accepting Enrollments Year-Round

YOUNG 3-YEAR-OLDS Tuesday/Thursday

2- TO 5-YEAR-OLDS

9-11:30 AM | $150/month

PRESCHOOL

3-YEAR-OLDS Tuesday/Thursday

9-11:30 AM | $150/month

Monday/Wednesday/Friday

FULL WEEK Monday—Friday $220/week

PARTIAL WEEK 3 or fewer days per week $175/week

9-11:45 AM | $180/month

MSDE-approved Creative Curriculum is used in all classrooms. We participate in Maryland EXCELS. We explore learning though social, physical, and academic development.

Language Arts | Math | Science Art | Music | Active Play Materials fee of $99 applies for full-day and half-day programs. Contact Jen Eder at 443-412-2393 or jeder@harford.edu.

4-YEAR-OLDS Monday/Wednesday/Friday 9 AM-12 PM | $210/month

Monday—Friday

Center operating hours are 6:30 AM to 6 PM. A healthy breakfast, lunch, and snacks are provided daily.

9 AM-12 PM | $315/month

STUDENTS MUST TURN . . . • Three by December 31 for the Young 3-Year-Old program • Three by September 1 for the 3-Year-Old program • Four by September 1 for the 4-Year-Old program

Full- or half-day options Affordable tuition Convenient location Interactive Smart Boards Outside playground Indoor activity room

401 Thomas Run Road Bel Air, Maryland 21015 443-412-2393 | www.harford.edu/elc

Let Curiosity

WELCOME

TO OUR SUMMER SCHEDULE OF CLASSES!

There is no better time than now to boost your career, learn a new skill, or just take a class for fun! All of our workforce development programs and courses and community education classes are included in this schedule. There’s something for everyone! Plus, we have many new courses from which to choose. What are you waiting for? Hope to see you on campus this summer!

REGISTRATION OFFICE

WHAT'S INSIDE COMMUNITY EDUCATION

Located in Edgewood Hall

Creative arts classes, including ceramics, drawing, and painting; crafts, such as glass works and paper crafts; hobbies; music; photography; driver education and motorcycle safety; financial planning; foreign language; fitness and wellness; seniors; youth and more!

(Entrance 3 off Thomas Run Road)

Open:

MON-THU: 7:30 AM-6:30 PM FRI: 7:30 AM-4:30 PM

Contact: 443.412.2376, option 1

ACADEMIC PREPARATION SAT prep, Adult Basic Education, GED test prep, and English as a Second Language.

SYMBOLS KEY

Icons u = Senior Adult and Disabled

Retiree Tuition Waivers Apply

GENERAL INFORMATION

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Abbreviations

Registration instructions and a registration form, off-campus course sites with addresses, and financial aid information.

MON=Monday WED=Wednesday FRI=Friday SUN=Sunday

TUE=Tuesday THU=Thursday SAT=Saturday

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

BUILDINGS

Classes that meet in a Harford Community College building are listed with the abbreviation as shown below, followed by a dash and the room number. For example, if a class meets in Room 014 of Joppa Hall, it would be listed as J-014. A=Aberdeen Hall B=Bel Air Hall C=Chesapeake Center DH=Darlington Hall E=Edgewood Hall F=Fallston Hall H=Havre de Grace Hall J=Joppa Hall L=Library M=Maryland Hall S=Susquehanna Center SC=Student Center ELC=Early Learning Center HHH=Hays-Heighe House

Computer training; workforce development courses including construction/trade certifications; nursing and allied health courses and certifications; and professional career training including business, human resources, leadership, project management, and more!

ANATOMY OF A COURSE Introduction to Business Computing Course Description

Classes that meet in a non-Harford Community College building are listed with the full name.

BUILDING LOCATIONS

A map of all campus buildings can be found in the General Information section of this book on page 42. For addresses of offcampus locations, see page 45.

Course Number (use this to register) Course Meeting Day(s) Course Meeting Time(s)

Course Title

Are you a new computer user? Learn the basics of Microsoft Windows, file management, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access and Microsoft PowerPoint. Produce a document, make a spreadsheet, create a database, and create a presentation. Textbook purchase required.

u¥µ CRN: 25207

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Tuition: $79

Fee: $55

TUE 2/11-3/18 9 AM-12:10 PM Sessions: 6 E-215 J. Reily Tuition Course Location

Instructor

(building and room) u = Senior Adult and Disabled Retiree Tuition Waivers Apply ¥ = Transcript Available

Fee Course Meeting Date(s)

Number of Sessions

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RECREATION | FITNESS WELLNESS Boating Safety.....................................................18 Group Fitness......................................................18 Fitness | Health | Other Certifications.................20 Health | Wellness.................................................21 Swimming...........................................................21

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION

CREATIVE ARTS Art.........................................................................8 Ceramics...........................................................8 Drawing............................................................8 Painting.............................................................8 Cooking................................................................9 Crafts....................................................................9 Hobbies...............................................................11 Floral Design...................................................11 Photography....................................................11

DRIVER EDUCATION | MOTORCYCLE SAFETY Driver Education.................................................12 Driver Improvement............................................13 Motorcycle Safety...............................................13

Driver Safety.......................................................22 Financial Planning...............................................22 Health | Wellness.................................................22 Technology..........................................................23

TRAVEL TOURS Trips | Tours........................................................24 Travel Liability Form..........................................26 Upcoming Travel Opportunities..........................25

YOUTH Academic Preparation.........................................27 Fine Arts Academy..............................................27 Music..................................................................27 Summer Camp Schedule at a Glance...................28 Preschool Plus.....................................................30 Full-Day Summer Camp Highlights....................31 Grades 1-3.......................................................31 Grades 4-6.......................................................31 Grades 6-8.......................................................32 High School.....................................................33 Half-Day Summer Camp Highlights...................34 Grades 1-3.......................................................34 Grades 4-6.......................................................34 Grades 6-8.......................................................35

ACADEMIC PREPARATION

ENRICHMENT Communication..................................................14 Financial Planning...............................................14 Foreign Language................................................15 History................................................................16 Music..................................................................16 New Age.............................................................17 Religious Thought...............................................17 Writing................................................................17

SENIOR ADULT

ACADEMIC PREPARATION Academic Skills...................................................38 Adult Basic Education | Literacy.........................38 English as a Second Language.............................38 GED Test Preparation.........................................39 Literacy Education Volunteer Program...............39

GENERAL INFORMATION

For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

GENERAL INFORMATION Registration Instructions.....................................40 General Information...........................................41 Campus Map & Policies.....................................42 Financial Aid.......................................................44 Off-Campus Course Sites....................................45 Registration Form...............................................46 www.harford.edu/cet

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT COMPUTER TRAINING CISCO................................................................53 CompTIA Certifications.....................................52 A+ Certification...............................................52 Network+ Certification...................................53 Security+ Certification.....................................53 CASP Certification..........................................53 Computer Fundamentals.....................................49 Computer & Network Security..........................53 Computerized Accounting..................................52 Cyber Security.....................................................53 Microsoft Certifications......................................49 Microsoft Office Applications.............................50 Online Career Training Courses..........................55 Print Graphic Design...........................................54 Web Graphic Design ..........................................54 Workforce Development H.O.T. Certificate .Programs Mean Wages & Employment Growth................48

CONSTRUCTION | TRADE Applied Engineering Technology.........................56 Appliance Repair................................................59 Aviation...............................................................57 Building Maintenance.........................................59 Commercial Truck Driver...................................58 Contract Training for Employers........................66 Electrical Apprenticeship.....................................56 Environmental Technology.................................64 Heating & Air Conditioning Apprenticeship......56 Heavy Equipment Operations.............................61 Home Improvement............................................62 Home Inspection.................................................62 HVAC & Refrigeration.......................................60 Industrial Technology.........................................65 Landscaping........................................................63 Machine Manufacturing.....................................65 Refrigerant Recovery Prep..................................60 Solar Photovoltaic Installer.................................63 Warehousing | Distribution.................................65

& ALLIED 67 NURSING HEALTH PROFESSIONS Certified Nursing Assistant.................................67 Classes Offered...................................................71 CPR | First Aid | Safety........................................71 Dental Assistant..................................................69 Emergency Medical Technician...........................69 Histologic Technician..........................................69

HCC BOARD OF TRUSTEES

Medical Administrative Assistant........................69 Medical Administrative Assistant with Medical Insurance Billing........................69 Nurse Refresher................................................. 69 Paramedic...........................................................69 Phlebotomy.........................................................70 Physical Therapy Technician...............................70

u = Senior Adult and Disabled Retiree Tuition Waivers Apply

PROFESSIONAL Business & Management....................................75 Career Development...........................................74 Homeland Security..............................................76 Human Resources...............................................76 Leadership/Supervision.......................................77 Nonprofit............................................................79 Online Career Training.......................................74 Project Management...........................................79 Real Estate..........................................................79 Small Business.....................................................80

SERVICE Bartending...........................................................81 Childcare Certification........................................81 Floral Design.......................................................82 Food Science | Culinary Arts...............................82 Hospitality..........................................................83 Nail Technician...................................................83 Veterinary Assistant............................................84

(Top Row - Left to Right)

(Bottom Row - Left to Right)

James W. McCauley, Ph.D.

Jan P. Stinchcomb

Councilmanic District F Representative

Councilmanic District B

Richard D. Norling, Chair

Laura L. Henninger, Esq., CPA

Councilmanic District D Representative

At-Large Representative

Dianna G. Phillips, Ph.D.

Joyce Jackson

President, Harford Community College

Councilmanic District A Representative

Cordell E. Hunter, Sr.

James J. Valdes, Ph.D.

Vice Chair, At-Large Representative

Councilmanic District E Representative

John F. Haggerty

Councilmanic District C Representative

Richard P. Streett, III, D.V.M. At-Large Representative

The Continuing Education Schedule of Classes is a publication supported by Harford Community College and its Board of Trustees and is intended to illustrate the College’s vision: to be a national higher education leader by transforming lives through imagination, compassion, and rigor. Harford Community College provides accessible, innovative, learner-centered education opportunities and as an open-access institution, promotes graduation, transfer, individual goal attainment and career and workforce development. The College fosters lifelong learning, global awareness, and social and cultural awareness.

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION SUMMER 2018

and career .

Study online with ONLINE CLASSES

Visit www.ed2go.com/harford and choose from hundreds of courses.

Affordable Education!

$115 or $299 for most courses Flexible Scheduling within a 6-week course timeline

Online classes begin once a month, and lessons may be completed anytime, from any computer, during the 6-week class sessions. Registration must be completed online at www.ed2go.com/harford. Once payment has been made, you will receive your log-in information.

UPCOMING CLASS START DATES May 16 • June 13 July 18 • August 15

For course descriptions, visit www.ed2go.com/harford.

A sample of COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS Achieving Top Search Engine Positions Computer Skills for the Workplace Introduction to Linux

Luscious, Low-Fat, Lightning-Quick Meals

EDUCATION AND TRAINING Creating K-12 Learning Materials Creating the Inclusive Classroom: Strategies for Success

Using the Internet in the Classroom

Differentiated Instruction in the Classroom

INTERNET AND WEB SOLUTIONS Achieving Top Search Engine Positions Creating Web Pages

GARDENING Growing Your Own Plants for Fun & Profit

Start Your Own Edible Gardens

HEALTH/WELLNESS

Introduction to CorelDRAW

Introduction to Natural Health and Healing

Intermediate Dreamweaver

Lose Weight and Keep It Off

Introduction to Animate

ACADEMIC/SAT PREPARATION

ONLINE CAREER TRAINING

Grammar Refresher

Online courses through ed2go | career are designed to provide advanced online training and certifications that will make you more marketable in the workplace.

PRAXIS Preparation

GRE, GMAT and LSAT Preparation

Teaching ESL/EFL

Courses are on-demand—they do not have a set start date. Begin whenever you choose and complete lessons at your own pace. All textbooks are included in the cost and will be mailed to you. All ed2go | career courses are listed with an HCC course number. Registration must be completed through the standard HCC Continuing Education registration process (see page 40). Once registered, you will be contacted by email with log-in information.

COOKING

Keyboarding

Designing Effective Websites

career

online classes:

For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

www.harford.edu/cet

HOBBIES Genealogy Basics

HEALTHCARE & MEDICAL Spanish for Medical Professionals Human Anatomy and Physiology

COMMUNITY EDUCATION

COMMUNITY EDUCATION SUMMER 2018 Introduction to Painting Investigate painting with acrylic or oil paint. Practice color theory, stylistic choices, and various application techniques while working from a still life. Finish the course by creating a painting of your choice with assistance of the instructor and class critiques. Those returning to painting are welcome.

u CRN:

35404

Tuition:

119

Fee:

TUE 6/12-8/14 1:30-4 PM Sessions: 10 J-015 J. Branch

Landscape Painting

CR EATIVE ARTS Fundamentals of Drawing

ART CERAMICS Ceramic Raku Workshop Learn to do Raku, the ancient Japanese style of firing pottery. This method can be used on either hand-built or wheel-thrown pieces. Participate in the firing process and leave with your finished work at the end of the firing day. Class hours are: First session: Saturday, 12-5 PM; Second session: Friday, 5:30-9:30 PM; Third session: Saturday, 9 AM-6 PM No experience necessary. CRN:

25422

Tuition:

109

FRI, SAT, SUN See times above. J-070

Fee:

5/12-5/19 Sessions: 3 G. Walsh

DRAWING Drawing the Face Expand your skills drawing the face as you study in more detail how to draw realistic eyes, noses, lips, cheeks, and other structures of the face with a variety of drawing mediums. You will also have the opportunity to learn and experiment with color to mimic realistic skin tones.

u CRN:

35408

Tuition:

119

Fee:

Appropriate for the beginner or as a refresher for the out-of-practice artist. By using a series of simple exercises, you will learn accurate proportions, shapes, textures, and values within a composition, culminating in an individual project of the studentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s choice. CRN:

35409

Tuition:

119

Fee:

WED 6/13-8/22 1:30-4 PM Sessions: 10 J-015 J. Branch No class 7/4.

PAINTING Florals in Oil or Acrylic Learn how to use shape and form, light and shadow, and principles of color theory to create luminist paintings of your favorite florals in oil or acrylic paints. Glazing and chiaroscuro techniques will be demonstrated by the instructor, along with individual guidance. Email lsturgill@ harford.edu to receive a supply list prior to the first session.

Choose your preferred painting medium (oil, watercolor, or acrylic) as you develop your own personal, artistic style. Focus on painting skills and techniques necessary to create beautiful landscape artworks. Paint in various locations on campus and participate in critique and classroom discussions about artwork and the art-making experience.

u CRN:

Tuition:

119

Fee:

MON 6/11-8/13 1:30-4 PM Sessions: 10 J-015 J. Branch

Landscapes in Watercolor For the beginner and more experienced student wanting to learn how to execute landscapes in luminous, transparent watercolor. Emphasis is on good composition, color properties, and watercolor techniques including wet into wet, lost edges, and glazing. A supply list will be discussed at the first class.

u CRN:

35353

Tuition:

119

Fee:

WED 6/6-8/15 6-8:30 PM Sessions: 10 J-016 R. Cooper No class 7/4.

u CRN:

35403

Tuition:

Fee:

THU 7/12-8/16 6-8:30 PM Sessions: 6 J-016 E. Tryon-Elgin

If you would like a supply list prior to class, email lsturgill@harford.edu.

THU 6/14-8/16 1:30-4 PM Sessions: 10 J-015 J. Branch

35406

For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

www.harford.edu/cet

CREATIVE ARTS

COOKING Middle Eastern Cooking II Interested in learning more Middle Eastern recipes? Experiment with recipes such as Dolma, Kibbeh, Malooba, Sambousa, Chicken Curry, along with different rice dishes and other Middle Eastern favorites. Middle Eastern Cooking I is NOT a prerequisite. CRN:

35361

Tuition:

Fee:

MON 7/30-8/27 6-9 PM Sessions: 5 E-159 R. Muhi

Middle Eastern Kitchen The Middle Eastern kitchen is full of savory dishes that are economical, healthy, and easy to make. Experiment with recipes such as hummus, tabouli, falafel, foul mudammas, baba ganoush, along with different rice dishes, kabobs, and other Middle Eastern favorites. CRN:

35360

Tuition:

Fee:

MON 6/18-7/16 6-9 PM Sessions: 5 E-159 R. Muhi

Landscapes on Canvas

Painting a Seascape

Learn how to execute landscapes in oils or acrylics. Explore various techniques including alla prima (wet into wet), underpainting, and layering. Emphasis is on good composition, color properties, and confident brushwork. Materials will be discussed during the first class. All levels welcome.

Study the ever-changing landscape that surrounds the sea and capture a likeness on canvas.

u CRN:

35354

Tuition:

129

Fee:

MON 6/4-8/6 2-5 PM Sessions: 10 J-016 R. Cooper

Open Studio With Rita Cooper Do you need designated painting time to work on your projects? Take advantage of this open studio session that provides individualized instruction. The class is NOT for the beginning student. Students should bring their supplies and project each week. Artist Rita Cooper will be available to help with those trouble spots and to offer encouragement and suggestions as you work. CRN:

35355

Tuition:

129

Fee:

CRN:

25315

Tuition:

WED 5/2-5/9 9 AM-12 PM Sessions: 2 J-015 J. Branch

Watercolor Floral Painting Learn to paint glowing florals in luminous, transparent watercolors. Simple to more complicated shapes will be covered, as well as color properties, glazing, and lost-edge techniques. A supply list will be distributed at the first class.

u CRN:

35352

Tuition:

119

Fee:

WED 6/6-8/15 2:30-5 PM Sessions: 10 J-016 R. Cooper No class 7/4.

FRI 6/8-8/10 1:30-4:30 PM Sessions: 10 J-016 R. Cooper

u = Senior Adult and Disabled Retiree Tuition Waivers Apply

CRAFTS Greeting Cards: Bokeh Technique Create 6 greeting cards (2 designs, 3 of each) using the bokeh technique. Cards will be created using cardstock, rubber stamps, inks. All supplies provided. No prior experience required. CRN:

25436

Tuition:

Fee:

WED 5/16 6-9:30 PM Session: 1 J-016 S. Hartka

Greeting Cards: Faux Chalk Techniques Create 9 greeting cards (3 designs, 3 of each) using faux chalking techniques. Cards created with cardstock, rubber stamps, inks. All supplies provided and no previous experience required. Registration requested 7 days prior to the start of class to ensure materials are available the day of class for each student. CRN:

35512 Tuition: $19

Fee:

WED 8/15 6-9:30 PM Session: 1 J-015 S. Hartka

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION SUMMER 2018 Mosaic Flower Pots Create a one-of-a-kind mosaic flower pot! In the first class, students will cut and glue glass pieces onto their flower pots. In the second class, students will learn to grout their flower pots. Supply fee is $25 payable to the instructor. CRN:

35357

Tuition:

MON 7/9-7/16 6:30-9:30 PM Sessions: 2 J-014 P. Stein

Stained Glass Beginning Design and create at least three glass projects. Learn the history and techniques of glass cutting, soldering, and copper foiling. Students should wait until first class session to know what supplies are needed. Students are responsible for cost of supplies at approximately $75. CRN:

35358

Tuition:

Fee:

WED 6/6-7/25 6:30-9:30 PM Sessions: 6 J-014 P. Stein No class 6/20 and 7/4.

Stained Glass Studio Need designated time and space to work on your stained glass project? Join HCC each week for stained glass studio time. NO INSTRUCTION is included but advice and suggestions abound. For the experienced stained glass lover. CRN:

35356

Tuition:

WED 6/6-7/25 6:30-9:30 PM Sessions: 6 J-014 P. Stein No class 6/20 and 7/4.

The Gourd Club Greeting Cards: Glossy Cardstock Techniques

Greeting Cards: Using Frames to Create Cards

Create 9 greeting cards (3 designs, 3 of each) using Glossy Cardstock to create unique designs. Cards created with cardstock, rubber stamps, inks. All supplies provided and no previous experience required. Registration requested 7 days prior to the start of class to ensure materials are available the day of class for each student.

Create 9 greeting cards (3 designs, 3 of each) using â&#x20AC;&#x153;framesâ&#x20AC;? to create the appearance of layers. Cards created with cardstock, rubber stamps, inks. All supplies provided and no previous experience required. Registration requested 7 days prior to the start of class to ensure materials are available the day of class for each student.

CRN:

35511

Tuition:

Fee:

WED 7/11 6-9:30 PM Session: 1 J-015 S. Hartka

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CRN:

26054

Tuition:

Fee:

Expand your craftsmanship skills in the gourd club. The club meets the last Wednesday of the month from 6-9 PM in Joppa Hall. Meeting dates subject to change so provide an email when registering. Location confirmed by email. CRN:

Fee:

WED 7/25-12/19 6-9 PM Sessions: 6 J-TBA

WED 6/13 6-9:30 PM Session: 1 J-015 S. Hartka

For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

35410

www.harford.edu/cet

CREATIVE ARTS

HOBBIES

FLORAL

Model Railroad: Public Display

Mother’s Day Tea Cup

Designed for those model railroaders constructing or refurbishing model railroads for use in public displays. Work at your own pace under the guidance of experienced model railroaders. Prerequisite: Introduction to Model Railroading or permission of the instructor. CRN:

35419

Tuition:

WED, SAT 7-10 PM (WED) 9-1 PM (SAT) H-113 No class 7/4.

6/6-9/5 Sessions: 26 D. Schwanke

CRN:

A delightful gift for Mom or to keep for yourself! Design this wonderful arrangement using a tea cup, saucer, and a variety of seasonal flowers. Tea bag included! CRN:

25528

Tuition:

Fee:

WED 6/6-6/27 6 PM-9 PM Sessions: 4 E-146 J. Douglas CRN:

35416

MON-THU 7/9-7/12 6 PM-9 PM Sessions: 4 F-203 J. Douglas CRN:

WED 5/9 6-9 PM Session: 1 Harford Tech HS, Rm. 012 D. Flack

25779

35417

MON-THU 7/9-7/12 1 PM-4 PM Sessions: 4 F-203 J. Douglas

Summer Wildflowers This class takes advantage of bursting, beautiful colors. Using luscious yellows, outrageous oranges, and robust reds, create a design that captures the glory of summer. Perfect for adding a burst of color and warmth to any room. CRN:

35513

Tuition:

Fee:

WED 8/29 6-9 PM Session: 1 Harford Tech HS, Rm. 012 D. Flack

PHOTOGRAPHY A Picture Is Worth A Thousand Words

MODEL RAILROAD OPEN HOUSE September 8 9 AM–3 PM Edgewood Hall

It’s said a picture is worth a thousand words. For this reason (and many more!) it’s important to print those images that are dear to you. Learn some of the easy methods and some that are a little more difficult to select and print your best memories. You will be able to differentiate between a snapshot and a story photograph, choose a style that defines your vision, and use online sites to order simple prints, enlargements, and books. CRN:

25733

Tuition:

Fee:

WED 5/2-5/9 10 AM-12 PM Sessions: 2 E-215 J. Taylor

Digital Photography I Learn to see like a photographer as you master all the buttons and controls particular to your camera. Take good shots in modes other than auto and discover how to take portraits, landscapes, night portraits, macros, and sports/action shots. Bring your camera, a flash drive or memory card reader, and the user manual if you have these.

u CRN:

25731

Tuition:

Fee:

THU 5/3-5/31 6-9 PM Sessions: 4 B-104 J. Douglas No class 5/24.

u = Senior Adult and Disabled Retiree Tuition Waivers Apply

Digital Photography II Take great photos using manual exposure mode (M); learn how, why, and when to use RAW; learn different lighting techniques (flash, reflective, directional, natural); learn how to shoot in black & white. Bring camera, flash drive or memory card reader, and user manual. Prerequisite: Digital Photography I.

u CRN:

25780

Tuition:

Fee:

THU 6/7-6/28 6 PM-9 PM Sessions: 4 E-146 J. Douglas

Photography Lighting Workshop This workshop is for full-featured external flash units. Learn how your external flash works and how you control it to get great portraits, macros, sunset beach portraits, as well as using fill flash, reflective flash, dragging the shutter for better night portraits, using flash metering, and more. CRN:

25732

Tuition:

Fee:

WED 5/2 6 PM-10 PM Session: 1 J-115 J. Douglas CRN:

35418

FRI 7/13 2 PM-6 PM Session: 1 F-203 J. Douglas

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION SUMMER 2018 CRN:

35230

MON-FRI 7/30-8/10 9 AM-12:15 PM Parent/Student Orientation on Monday, 7/30, meets at HCC-Bel Air Hall, Rm. 236 beginning at 9 AM. CRN:

35231

MON-FRI 7/30-8/10 6 PM-9:15 PM Parent/Student Orientation on Monday, 7/30, meets at HCC-Bel Air Hall, Rm. 236 beginning at 6 PM. CRN:

DRIVER EDUCATION & MOTORCYCLE SAFET Y

DRIVER EDUCATION

CRN:

Driver Education This course is required for those who want to obtain a driver’s license. To register, bring proof of age (birth certificate, learner’s permit, or valid passport) to Harford Community College’s Edgewood Hall. Students must be age 15 by first class session. * 30 hours of classroom instruction (10 threehour sessions) * Six hours of behind-the-wheel instruction by appointment * Classroom instruction meets in Joppa Hall, Rm. 13 * Students have three years to complete all requirements. Students who do not complete in three years will have to retake the class. This course meets the MVA GRADUATED LICENSING PROGRAM. Parent or driver coach requested to attend the first class session, mandatory for students.

u CRN:

25803

Tuition:

335

Fee:

MON-FRI* 6/15-6/28 9 AM-12:15 PM *Parent/Student Orientation on Friday, 6/15, meets at HCC-Bel Air Hall, Rm. 236 beginning at 9 AM. NOTE: If the public school year is extended, the 1st session, including the parent/student orientation, will be Saturday, June 16 from 9 AM-12:15 PM.

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MON-FRI 6/15-6/28 6-9:15 PM Parent/Student Orientation on Friday, 6/15, meets at HCC-Bel Air Hall, Rm. 236 beginning at 6 PM. CRN:

MON-FRI 8/13-8/24 9 AM-12:15 PM Parent/Student Orientation on Monday, 8/13, meets at HCC-Bel Air Hall, Rm. 236 beginning at 9 AM. CRN:

25804

35232

35233

MON-FRI 8/13-8/24 6-9:15 PM Parent/Student Orientation on Monday, 8/13, meets at HCC-Bel Air Hall, Rm. 236 beginning at 6 PM.

35226

MON-FRI 6/29-7/13 9 AM-12:15 PM Parent/Student Orientation on Friday, 6/29, meets at HCC-Bel Air Hall, Rm. 236 beginning at 9 AM. No class 7/4. CRN:

35227

MON-FRI 6/29-7/13 6-9:15 PM Parent/Student Orientation on Friday, 6/29, meets at HCC-Bel Air Hall, Rm. 236 beginning at 6 PM. No class 7/4. CRN:

35228

MON-FRI 7/16-7/27 9 AM-12:15 PM Parent/Student Orientation on Monday, 7/16, meets at HCC-Bel Air Hall, Rm. 236 beginning at 9 AM. CRN:

35229

MON-FRI 7/16-7/27 6-9:15 PM Parent/Student Orientation on Monday, 7/16, meets at HCC-Bel Air Hall, Rm. 236 beginning at 6 PM.

For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

ONE FREE HOUR

of behind-the-wheel instruction to students who complete HCC Driver Education but fail to pass their MVA test! Call 443-412-2176 for information.

www.harford.edu/cet

DRIVER EDUCATION Behind-the-Wheel Instruction Do you need extra hours behind the wheel? HCC is offering individualized sessions to help you prepare for your driver’s test or just increase your level of comfort behind the wheel. Students must have a valid learner’s permit or driver’s license. Fee:

85 for two-hour session 150 for four-hours $ 215 for six-hours

$ $

Contact Continuing Education, 443-412-2176, for registration information.

Online Driver Improvement Program (DIP) MVA approved Online Driver Improvement Program: Register online. Read course materials online. Call 443-412-2176 or 443-412-2241 to make an appointment to take the in-person test. Pass the exam and you’re done! You must be 18 or older for online study. Fee:

Contact Continuing Education 443-412-2176 or 443-412-2241 if you have any questions. See Driver Improvement courses below for inclass preparation and available test dates.

Driver Improvement Designed to improve students’ driving skills and meet the MVA requirements for those drivers assigned to complete the program in order to retain or regain their driving privileges. Topics include causes of accidents, accident prevention, alcohol and drugs, and driving as a privilege.

25482

Tuition:

SAT 5/12 9 AM-12:30 PM Session: 1 J-013 S. Murray CRN:

25484

SAT 5/26 9 AM-12:30 PM Session: 1 J-013 S. Murray CRN:

25485

SAT 6/9 9 AM-12:30 PM Session: 1 J-013 S. Murray CRN:

Basic Rider Course

35422

SAT 7/7 9 AM-12:30 PM Session: 1 J-013 S. Murray CRN:

35423

SAT 7/21 9 AM-12:30 PM Session: 1 J-013 S. Murray CRN:

35424

SAT 8/4 9 AM-12:30 PM Session: 1 J-013 S. Murray CRN:

25486

SAT 6/23 9 AM-12:30 PM Session: 1 J-013 S. Murray

35426

SAT 8/18 9 AM-12:30 PM Session: 1 J-013 S. Murray

MOTORCYCLE SAFETY • Motorcycle Safety & Licensure (Basic Rider Course) • Basic Rider Course 2 License Waiver (BRC2LW) Formerly called Alternate Basic Rider Course (ABRC) An online version of the Rider Handbook is available at: http://www.msf-usa.org/ downloads/BRCHandbook.pdf. You must register for motorcycle safety training classes in-person, or by mail/fax and include a copy of your driver’s license. Please call 443412-2376 or 443-412-2241 for registration information. Helmets (DOT certified), gloves, and eyewear are provided. However, for your best comfort and fit, you should consider bringing these items with you, if you have them, for the range part of the course. Classes will be held in the rain as long as conditions are safe; the decision will be made onsite at the time. We break for hard rain, lightning, or other unsafe conditions. Student Stand-By Process at Harford Community College. If a class is closed because of maximum enrollment, students may choose to participate in the stand-by process. Sometimes a few pre-registered students do not show up for their course and their open spaces are available for stand-by students. To become a stand-by student, report to the class about 30 minutes prior to the scheduled starting time of the course and put your name in for a drawing. If space is available, the stand-bys will be randomly selected. You must pay for and attend the class at that time.

u = Senior Adult and Disabled Retiree Tuition Waivers Apply

We provide the motorcycles for the beginning rider with little or no riding experience. Includes at-home e-course, classroom, and riding instruction. You must be able to ride a bicycle to participate in this course! You must provide driver’s license and valid email address at the time of registration. If a student is under 18 years of age, he/she must have a parent or legal guardian present at first class session to sign release waiver.

The following courses are approved by the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA).

CRN:

All classes meet in Joppa Hall, Rm. 012. CRN:

25367

Tuition:

WED, THU 6-9 PM SAT, SUN 8 AM-1:30 PM CRN:

6/6-6/7 Sessions: 4 6/9-6/10

6/20-6/21 Sessions: 4 6/23-6/24

7/11-7/12 Sessions: 4 7/14-7/15

35437

WED, THU 6-9 PM SAT, SUN 8 AM-1:30 PM CRN:

5/30-5/31 Sessions: 4 6/2-6/3

35436

WED, THU 6-9 PM SAT, SUN 8 AM-1:30 PM CRN:

5/16-5/17 Sessions: 4 5/19-5/20

25373

WED, THU 6-9 PM SAT, SUN 8 AM-1:30 PM CRN:

5/2-5/3 Sessions: 4 5/5-5/6

25371

WED, THU 6-9 PM SAT, SUN 8 AM-1:30 PM CRN:

110

25370

WED, THU 6-9 PM SAT, SUN 8 AM-1:30 PM CRN:

Fee:

25369

WED, THU 6-9 PM SAT, SUN 8 AM-1:30 PM CRN:

189

7/18-7/19 Sessions: 4 7/21-7/22

35438

WED, THU 6-9 PM SAT, SUN 8 AM-1:30 PM

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION SUMMER 2018 CRN:

35439

WED, THU 6-9 PM SAT, SUN 8 AM-1:30 PM CRN:

8/8-8/9 Sessions: 4 8/11-8/12

35440

WED, THU 6-9 PM SAT, SUN 8 AM-1:30 PM CRN:

8/15-8/16 Sessions: 4 8/18-8/19

35441

WED, THU 6-9 PM SAT, SUN 8 AM-1:30 PM

8/22-8/23 Sessions: 4 8/25-8/26

ENRICHM ENT

Basic Rider Course 2 License Waiver You must have some on-road riding experience and be seeking a Class “M” license. Can you use the clutch and throttle to get the motorcycle in motion, stop the motorcycle properly in a designated area, execute gradual and tight turns, up- and down-shift smoothly, and achieve a speed of at least 25 mph? Please provide driver’s license number at the time of registration. If a participant student is under 18 years of age, he/she must have a parent or legal guardian present at first class session to sign release waiver. Class includes an at-home e-course.

u All classes meet in Joppa Hall, Rm. 012. CRN:

25368

Tuition:

129

Fee:

SAT 5/12 7:30 AM-3:30 PM Session: 1 CRN:

25372

SAT 6/16 7:30 AM-3:30 PM Session: 1 CRN:

25374

110

COMMUNICATION FINANCIAL PLANNING Getting Paid to Talk Have you ever been told that you have a great voice? This class will introduce students to professional voice acting and explore numerous aspects of work for television, radio, audiobooks, documentaries, and the Internet. Learn to prepare the all-important demo to be successful and earn money in this field. Go to www.voicecoaches.com/gptt for more information. CRN:

25720

Tuition:

Fee:

TUE 5/1 6:30-9 PM Session: 1 B-104 Voice Coaches CRN:

35359

THU 7/12 6:30-9 PM Session: 1 E-146 Voice Coaches

SAT 6/30 7:30 AM-3:30 PM Session: 1

Behavioral Finance: How to Be Rational About Money and Investing When it comes to investing, are you your own worst enemy? The growing field of behavioral economics shows that when it comes to decisions about our money, we tend to allow emotion and cognitive biases to force us into bad decisions. In this course, you will learn how to protect yourself from your worst instincts by identifying common behavioral biases and methods of overcoming them. CRN:

25753

Tuition:

Fee:

WED 5/16 6:30-8:30 PM Session: 1 B-236 C. Wolpoff

Elder Law and Asset Protection Protect and preserve assets during the retirement years. This course is for seniors and family members who may be called upon to deal with these issues. Topics include minimizing the high cost of nursing homes, keeping assets in the family, and tax-reducing techniques. The course is cotaught by an experienced elder law attorney and a chartered financial consultant.

u CRN:

35388

Tuition:

Fee:

SAT 7/21-8/4 9:30-11:30 AM Sessions: 3 F-201 K. Bress A. Albidress

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For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

www.harford.edu/cet

ENRICHMENT Fundamentals of Investing Learn about ways to generate income, reduce taxes, and protect assets from inflation. Learn the four most common mistakes people make and ways to avoid them. Emphasis on real-life examples of success with tax-free bonds, stocks, and mutual funds. Changes in the tax law will be covered.

u CRN:

25917

Tuition:

Fee:

TUE 6/12-6/26 6-8:30 PM Sessions: 3 B-234 R. White CRN:

35390

TUE 8/14-8/28 6-8:30 PM Sessions: 3 B-236 R. White

Social Security for Baby Boomers This class is to educate those applying for Social Security. We will review the Social Security program and the impact on your retirement decisions. We will discuss recent legislative changes and discuss various claiming options to ensure you are making the best decision for you! CRN:

25553

Tuition:

Fee:

WED 5/9 6:30-8:30 PM Session: 1 F-201 J. Davis

Taking Control of Future Events Through Long-Term Care Planning We have seen the dramatic effect the stock and housing markets have on your retirement plans; during a correction, it can be devastating. Are you financially and emotionally prepared to handle the high cost of long-term care combined with future market corrections? CRN:

25915

Tuition:

Fee:

TUE 6/5 10 AM-12 PM Session: 1 E-143 M. Barnickel CRN:

u CRN:

35389

Tuition:

Fee:

Demand is growing for investment choices that align with personal values. Learn about a variety of investment options available which cater to specific social interests including faith-based values, corporate ethics, and environmental awareness. See how these choices compare to traditional investing strategies and what opportunities, costs, and risks are involved. This course is designed to answer all the many questions involved in creating an investment strategy that aligns with your personal values. CRN:

35509

Designed specifically for travelers and tourists. Learn enough to visit the country with a level of comfort (or host an exchange student). Voila! You’re ready to travel. Text, French in 10 Minutes a Day, required on first day of class.

Tuition:

Fee:

SAT 8/18 10 AM-12 PM Session: 1 F-201 A. Albidress

TUE 7/10-7/17 6:30-8:45 PM Sessions: 2 F-206 A. Albidress A. Albidress, Jr.

u = Senior Adult and Disabled Retiree Tuition Waivers Apply

35483

Tuition:

Fee:

WED 7/11-7/25 6-8 PM Sessions: 3 B-228 G. Marquardt

German Basics

Sustainable Investing

It’s not just what you save for retirement; it’s how you manage it. Learn the 13 mistakes to avoid when managing money during retirement. Maximize retirement income, minimize tax burden, and spend your money the way you want. Class is co-instructed by a Certified Financial Planner specializing in retirement income planning and a CPA.

French for Travelers

CRN:

25916

THU 6/14 6:30-8:30 PM Session: 1 F-205 M. Barnickel

Retirement Asset Management

FOREIGN LANGUAGE

Get the basics of German language by learning vocabulary and simple expressions. You may want to continue later with a German I class! Text, German in 10 Minutes a Day, required on first day of class.

u¥ CRN:

35484

Tuition:

Fee:

TUE 7/10-8/7 6:30-8 PM Sessions: 5 B-228 G. Marquardt

Italian for Travelers CIAO! This class is designed specifically for travelers and tourists. Learn enough to have a level of comfort in Italy (or host an exchange student). Textbook purchase required. CRN:

35485

Tuition:

Fee:

TUE 7/10-7/30 5-7 PM Sessions: 4 B-104 M. Perino

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION SUMMER 2018 HISTORY

Warsaw Ghetto Uprising

A Tale of Two Canal Towns: Delaware City and Chesapeake City The canal era shaped the formation and development of two towns in the region, Delaware City and Chesapeake City. This course explores how these two thriving communities developed and evolved during the transportation revolution. It follows up that era, with a look at how the passage of the canal era and time brought significant changes to these still-thriving communities, which today are destination spots for visitors. To understand and study the past that is all around us in these communities, the course includes a history lab and a field trip to Delaware City. Transportation to Delaware City on your own. CRN:

25442

Tuition:

History of the First Ladies Examine and discuss the lives of America’s Presidential wives throughout history. Review the early years, education, social status, careers before the White House, and life after the White House. In addition, students examine the First Ladies’ years in the White House and their impact on their husbands’ presidency and on American society and culture overall.

u CRN:

TUE 5/1-5/8 1-3 PM Sessions: 2 E-143 M. Dixon

25782

Tuition:

Fee:

WED 5/23-6/20 6-8:30 PM Sessions: 5 E-219 P. Heline CRN:

45012

TUE 8/28-9/25 1 PM-3:30 PM Sessions: 5 E-219 P. Heline

The Civil War in Maryland

History of the 1920s Learn about the major events and trends of the 1920s as we examine the United States and the world during the pre-Depression times. Topics to be covered include: The Presidencies of Woodrow Wilson, Warren Harding, Calvin Coolidge, and Herbert Hoover; the end of World War I and the reconstruction of Germany and Europe; political scandals of the US government; changing role of women in society; social revolutions in dress, dance, and language; the stock market, new technology and inventions of the 1920s; and more. In addition, students will analyze the historical figures of the times such as Charles Lindbergh, the suffragists, Margaret Sanger, and Albert Fall.

u CRN:

45014

Tuition:

Fee:

THU 8/30-9/27 1-3:30 PM Sessions: 5 E-219 P. Heline

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Examine the history of Maryland during the Civil War of 1861-1865. Maryland, a slave state with strong ties to the South, remained in the Union. Ask and answer the question just how close Maryland came to casting her lot with the South during the Civil War by examining the strength of Confederate and Unionist sympathies in the state. Examine the military activities in Maryland during the Antietam, Gettysburg and Monocacy Campaigns.

u CRN:

35373

Tuition:

Fee:

THU 7/12-7/26 9:30 AM-12:30 PM Sessions: 3 F-203 N. Noppinger

The Guns of August Study the early phases of World War I. Included is a review of the political reasons for the war and the resulting movement on the Eastern and Western Fronts. The Battles of Mons, the Marne, and Tannenberg are studied in detail.

u CRN:

25299

Tuition:

Fee:

TUE 5/1-5/15 9:30 AM-12:30 PM Sessions: 3 E-219 N. Noppinger

For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising was the 1943 act of Jewish resistance that arose within the Warsaw Ghetto in German-occupied Poland during World War II, and which opposed Nazi Germany’s final effort to transport the remaining Ghetto population to Treblinka extermination camp. The most significant portion of the rebellion took place from April 19, and ended when the poorly armed and supplied resistance was crushed by the Germans, who officially finished their operation to liquidate the Ghetto on May 16. It was the largest single revolt by Jews during World War II. CRN:

35372

Tuition:

WED 8/1 9:30 AM-12:30 PM Session: 1 F-207 N. Noppinger

Details for a trip to the Holocaust Museum can be found on page 25.

MUSIC Beginning Piano Lab for Adults/Teens Study music fundamentals such as note reading, rhythm, and theory; piano techniques and interpretation; methods for analyzing music and developing good practice habits; sight reading; and ensemble playing on electric pianos. Textbook purchase required. CRN:

35517

Tuition:

THU 6/21-8/2 6:30-8 PM Sessions: 6 J-114 S. Winter

Ukulele-Beginning Learn how to play simple melodies and chords on the ukulele that will enable you to play most of your favorite songs including country, folk, classic rock, and standards. Learn how to read notes, ukulele tabs, and most common strum patterns. You will also be introduced to basic music theory such as scales and chord harmonies. Students will be given the opportunity to perform (on volunteer basis) at the start of each class. You must bring your own instrument to class. No prior musical experience necessary. Textbook purchase required. CRN:

35376

Tuition:

TUE 6/19-8/7 1:30-2:30 PM Sessions: 8 J-107 D. Jankowski

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ENRICHMENT

WRITING Editing Written Work

NEW AGE

Theology of C.S. Lewis

Meditation 101 Have you ever felt that you wanted to learn how to meditate and you don’t know how to get started? This class is for YOU! Learn to meditate the fun and easy way. Learn techniques that will help you meditate successfully. Lower stress and hear what the medical professionals are saying about meditation and its benefits. CRN:

25958

Tuition:

Fee:

THU 6/14-6/28 6:30-8 PM Sessions: 3 DH-126 J. Brown

RELIGIOUS THOUGHT

Tuition:

35375

Tuition:

Fee:

TUE 7/24-8/28 10 AM-12 PM Sessions: 6 J-012 S. Melton

A driving force behind the Revolutionary War and the final split from Great Britain was the influence of religion. The conflict went beyond a particular desire to worship freely. The purpose of this course is to look into the window of 18th century colonial religion and to provide a corrective to many of the misconceptions about the role of faith in the lives of our founding fathers. A book by Alf J. Mapp, Jr will be used for the study.

35374

For many of us, C.S. Lewis is known as the beloved author of The Chronicles of Narnia. However, C.S. Lewis was also one of the premier theologians of the 20th Century. Once an atheist, his critical reflections on Christianity led to his conversion. This seminar will discuss two of his primary theological works: Mere Christianity, in which Lewis discusses the essential beliefs of Christianity, and The Screwtape Letters, in which Lewis uses his imagination to create a demon named, Screwtape, who is teaching his underling how to derail the faith of people who believe. Like two sides of the same coin, Lewis gives us a greater understanding of good and evil and the power of faith. Student should bring copies of both books to class.

CRN:

Faith of Our Fathers

CRN:

No publication can compete or survive in today’s literature market without a serious, in-depth understanding of how the pages in any document must look, and what they must contain to be considered finished and ready for publication or viewing by any reader beyond the author. Improper formatting, typographical errors, misspellings, poor grammar, awkward construction, unusual and unacceptable font selection, page layout, and more can doom any document’s chances for success, whether it’s a resume, a news article, or a book. The good news is that you can avoid professional editing costs by learning the most important points of editing yourself in this information-packed class. Includes a comprehensive binder containing reference information.

Fee:

THU 6/21-7/26 10 AM-12 PM Sessions: 6 F-206 S. Melton

Was Yeshua Really God? Jesus the Christ is known the world over. But many confuse him with Jesus of Nazareth. Two million people claim faith in Jesus the Christ, but who is he? What does the life and death of Jesus of Nazareth mean? Search for the Jesus of history and consider how he became the Christ of faith. Develop an understanding of the historical differences so that you might better understand the many claims made in Jesus’ name. The goal is to increase awareness of the scholarly controversy about Jesus, and to temper our own faith stance with reason.

u CRN:

25903

Tuition:

Fee:

SAT 6/30 9 AM-5 PM Session: 1 E-215 P. Sekulich

Guide to Self-Publishing There are opportunities for almost anyone to publish a book at little to no cost. That novel that’s been lurking in the back of your mind, the one your friends all say you should write, can now become a reality. Learn how to prepare your manuscript, the importance and advantage of Print-on-Demand (POD) companies, printers to avoid, formatting your writing for e-readers, and much more. A comprehensive take-home binder containing reference information provided for each participant. Get to writing - there is nothing stopping you!

u CRN:

25904

Tuition:

Fees:

SAT 6/16 8 AM-5 PM Session: 1 E-215 P. Sekulich

u CRN:

25896

Tuition:

Fee:

TUE 6/5-7/10 10 AM-12:30 PM Sessions: 6 F-223 M. Kline

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION SUMMER 2018 Hatha Yoga-Outdoors Create a supple and relaxed body, increased vitality, and radiant health. Attain emotional harmony, physical health, and mental peace. Exercises include body postures, deep relaxation, breath control, cleansing processes, and mental concentration. Class will be offered outdoors near the HCC pond. CRN:

25907

Tuition:

TUE, THU 7:10-8:10 AM Campus Pond CRN:

RECREATION, FITNESS & WELLNESS

BOATING SAFETY Maryland Basic Boating Certification Learn boating skills necessary to meet the certification requirements of the Maryland Department of Natural Resources Police and earn your certification card. Topics covered include types of vessels, navigational aids, marine weather, regulations, emergency actions, personal watercraft, and maneuvering. This course meets the Maryland Boating Safety Education Act requirement needed for persons born after July 1, 1972, to operate a registered pleasure vessel on Maryland waters.

u CRN:

25565

Tuition:

Fee:

6/2-6/3 Sessions: 2 Edgewood Public Library, Rm. 135 R. Snyder

GROUP FITNESS This class will kick your butt, thighs, and abs. Exercises are designed to isolate everything under the ribcage. Tuition:

Fee:

TUE 6/5-7/10 5-6 PM Sessions: 6 S-207 L. Digman CRN:

CRN:

35435

Tuition:

110

Fee:

35434

Cycle-Tone Cycle-Tone is a hybrid class that will combine 45 minutes of cycle class and 15 minutes of toning to help improve stamina, muscle strength, mobility, and coordination.

35401

Tuition:

Fee:

TUE 6/12-8/21 8-8:45 AM Sessions: 10 S-206 V. Collins No Class 7/3. CRN:

35402

THU 6/14-8/23 5:15-6 PM Sessions: 10 S-206 V. Collins No Class 7/5.

For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

6/12-7/5 Sessions: 8 J. Saqib

35394

TUE, THU 7:10-8:10 AM Campus Pond

7/17-8/9 Sessions: 8 J. Saqib

Indoor Cycling Cyclists will improve their cycling skills and performance through indoor-specific-cycling training. Training will include proper bike fit and set-up, proper workout attire, appropriate riding positions and pedaling cadences, optimal workout nutrition strategies, proper warm-up/ cool-down procedures, pre-workout/event warmup strategies, and training power levels/heart rate. CRN:

25911

Tuition:

Fee:

TUE 6/5-7/10 5-5:45 PM Sessions: 6 S-206 L. Ciambruschini CRN:

35425

TUE 8/21-9/25 5-5:45 PM Sessions: 6 S-206 L. Ciambruschini

Senior Aquatic Wellness Learn the value of exercise in the water as a helpful tool for fitness and health and in reducing illness and physical concerns. Improve your levels of cardiovascular fitness and range of motion. Instruction in basic swimming skills, safety precautions, and how to monitor pulse rate will also be covered.

u CRN:

35427

Tuition:

Fee:

MON 6/4-9/10 10-11 AM Sessions: 14 S-241 L. Digman No Class 9/3. CRN:

35428

WED 6/6-9/12 10-11 AM Sessions: 14 S-241 L. Digman No Class 7/4.

TUE 7/24-8/28 5-6 PM Sessions: 6 S-207 L. Digman

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WED 6/6-8/29 5-6 PM Sessions: 12 Susquehanna Fitness Center L. Digman No Class 7/4.

CRN:

Butts and Guts

25913

A 60-minute strength and cardio circuit that will challenge your entire body. This 60-minute workout will get your heart rate up while strengthening your upper body and core all while introducing you to our workout equipment. This class will target strength building, muscle endurance, muscle toning, and increase your overall cardio while working out in our campus fitness center.

SAT, SUN 9 AM-1:30 PM

CRN:

Cardio / Strength Circuit

Fee:

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RECREATION, FITNESS & WELLNESS CRN:

Tabata Bootcamp

35430

FRI 6/8-9/7 10-11 AM Sessions: 14 S-241 L. Digman CRN:

35407

Tuition:

102

TUE, THU 9:15 -10:15 AM S-241 No Class 7/3 & 7/5. CRN:

Fee:

6/5-8/9 Sessions: 18 B. Warren

35411

TUE, THU 10:15 -11:15 AM S-241 No Class 7/3 & 7/5.

6/5-8/9 Sessions: 18 B. Warren

CRN:

Looking for a new program to add to your routine? Give Tabata a try! This high intensity interval training (HIIT) method incorporates sets of workouts that last four minutes each. It’s fast and versatile, burns fat, and raises your metabolism. Tabata offers more health benefits than traditional cardiovascular exercise. CRN:

25910

Tuition:

MON, WED 5-6 PM S-207 CRN:

35421

Fee:

6/4-6/27 Sessions: 8 L. Ciambruschini Tuition:

MON, WED 5-6 PM S-207 No Class 9/3.

Fee:

8/20-9/12 Sessions: 7 L. Ciambruschini

Tai Chi

CRN:

35399

Tuition:

135

Fee:

SAT 6/9-8/11 11 AM-12:30 PM Sessions: 10 S-207 E. Smith

Yoga-Slow Flow Vinyasa Yoga Spin! Get your heart rate up on our state-of-the-art cycles. Get in shape, get moving, and be healthy! CRN:

35400

Tuition:

Fee:

WED 6/13-8/22 4:30-5:30 PM Sessions: 10 S-206 V. Collins No Class 7/4.

Step Aerobics Step up for a great cardiovascular workout. This course will help increase your stamina and endurance utilizing a step aerobics program. A variety of workouts will be utilized throughout the duration of the course. YOU MUST BRING YOUR OWN STEP. CRN:

35405

Tuition:

Fee:

THU 6/14-8/23 6-6:45 PM Sessions: 10 S-207 V. Collins No Class 7/5.

This class is for anyone wishing to explore yoga for the first time or those who simply desire the benefit of practicing basic yoga poses to create a well- balanced mind and body. Students will be guided in a step-by-step method linking yoga poses (asanas) to breath (pranayama). Every class will begin with a warm-up including breathing techniques, Sun or Moon Salutations, followed by poses to strengthen, balance, and relax specific areas of the body, ending with meditation. Yoga props, blocks/belts will be provided. Please bring a mat and a towel. CRN:

35412

Tuition:

123

TUE, THU 7:45-8:45 AM S-212 No class 7/3 & 7/5. CRN:

35413

THU 6/7-8/9 7:45-8:45 AM Sessions: 9 S-212 B. Warren No Class 7/5.

Zumba Zumba combines high-energy, motivating Latin and international music with unique moves and combinations that allow you to dance away your worries. It is based on the principle that a workout should be “Fun and Easy to Do!” A feel-happy workout, Zumba creates a party-like atmosphere! Be prepared to sweat! CRN:

Tuition:

Fee:

6/5-8/9 Sessions: 18 B. Warren

Fee:

TUE 6/5-8/7 7:45-8:45 AM Sessions: 9 S-212 B. Warren No Class 7/3.

u = Senior Adult and Disabled Retiree Tuition Waivers Apply

25909

Tuition:

Fee:

SAT 5/19-7/7 9-10 AM Sessions: 8 S-207 C. Weddle CRN:

General level class in the Wu Dong style of Tai Chi Chuan. Strengthen and stretch the body, and complete short exercises in Qi Gong. Develop the deeper meditative side of Tai Chi. Practice the four basic stances of Chinese martial arts and the practice of walking Qi Gong.

35414

35420

SAT 8/4-9/22 9-10 AM Sessions: 8 S-207 C. Weddle

Zumba Gold A series of fitness programs specifically designed to take the exciting Latin and international dance rhythms to the active older adult. Guaranteed to provide you a safe and effective total body workout! Same great music and moves as Zumba, but a little slower pace and more time teaching the steps. Beginners and active older adults welcome! CRN:

25906

Tuition:

MON, WED 6-7 PM S-207 CRN:

6/4-6/20 Sessions: 6 J. Wurm

6/25-7/18 Sessions: 6 J. Wurm

35392

MON, WED 6-7 PM S-207 CRN:

Fee:

35391

MON, WED 6-7 PM S-207 No Class 7/2 & 7/4. CRN:

8/6-8/22 Sessions: 6 J. Wurm

35393

MON, WED 6-7 PM S-207 No Class 9/3.

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION SUMMER 2018 Personal Fitness Trainer Certification and Personal Fitness Trainer Marketing classes are approved by The American Aerobic Association International/ International Sports Medicine Association (AAAI/ISMA). For those courses you receive certification documentation directly from AAAI/ ISMA four to six weeks after successful completion of the class. To order your study guide call 609-397-2139. Registrants need to order and review the study guide before each class begins.

FITNESS/HEALTH & OTHER CERTIFICATIONS Healthcare Provider BLS

Heartsaver AED

This class is designed for the healthcare provider, following the American Heart Association guidelines. Instruction includes basic life support applications for both infacility and prehospital settings, including one & two rescuer, high quality CPR, AED, relief of choking, bag valve masks and pocket masks for the adult, child and infant. Ability to kneel on the floor is mandatory. Textbook purchase required.

Learn basic CPR and AED skills! Designed for first responders, individuals needing credentialed training for job or regulatory requirements, or those interested in learning life-saving interventions. Includes information regarding infant, child, and adult CPR using an Automated External Defibrillator (AED), using a mask or barrier device, and relief of choking. Textbook purchase required.

u짜 CRN:

25520

Tuition:

Fee:

SAT 5/5 8 AM-12:15 PM Session: 1 DH-126 S. Smith CRN:

35016

SAT 6/2 8 AM-12:15 PM Session: 1 DH-126 S. Smith CRN:

35018

SAT 7/7 8 AM-12:15 PM Session: 1 DH-126 S. Smith CRN:

35021

SAT 8/11 8 AM-12:15 PM Session: 1 DH-129 S. Smith

u짜 CRN:

35027

Tuition:

Fee:

u짜

Be prepared! Designed for first responders, individuals needing credentialed training for job or regulatory requirements, and those interested in responding to emergencies. Provides the opportunity to learn basic first aid, including medical, injury, and environmental emergencies. Meets OSHA regulations. Textbook purchase required.

u짜 Tuition:

Fee:

SAT 7/14 8 AM-12:15 PM Session: 1 DH-126 S. Smith

35028

Tuition:

Fee:

SAT 7/14 8 AM-5:15 PM Session: 1 DH-126 S. Smith

Personal Fitness Trainer Certification

Heartsaver First Aid

35025

Make a difference! Designed for first responders, individuals needing credentialed training for job or regulatory requirements, or lay people interested in helping others. Respond to emergencies by learning basic first aid, CPR, and AED skills. Meets OSHA regulations. Textbook purchase required.

CRN:

SAT 7/14 1-5:15 PM Session: 1 DH-126 S. Smith

CRN:

Heartsaver First Aid with CPR & AED

This course will teach you to safely and effectively work with individuals during personal fitness training sessions and enhance your exercise and health knowledge. An exam is given at the end of the day for those attempting to become certified. Those attempting certification must study before the test. Topics included are muscle physiology, cardiovascular physiology, exercise guidelines, program design, fitness marketing, myth busting and more. AAAI/ISMA has books that can be purchased by calling 609-397-2139.

u CRN:

25908

Tuition:

Fee:

SUN 6/17 9 AM-5 PM Session: 1 S-231 Staff CRN:

35395

SUN 8/19 9 AM-5 PM Session: 1 S-231 Staff

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www.harford.edu/cet

RECREATION, FITNESS & WELLNESS

HEALTH/WELLNESS

Pool Operator’s License Training Students must be 16 years old by last day of class and will be required to present proof of age with a photo I.D. Upon successful completion of this course, student will receive a national pool operator’s license recognized by the Maryland State Department of Health and Mental Hygiene and the Harford County Health Department.

u CRN:

25585

Tuition:

Fee:

207

Personal Fitness Trainer Marketing

35493

Tuition:

Fee:

SUN 7/15 9 AM-5 PM Session: 1 S-231 Staff

Participants must be 15 years old on or before the last session. The participant will be required to pass a pre-course test (see web description). Successful exit requirements for this course are: attending all sessions, passing three water skill scenarios and achieving at least an 80% grade on the 2 written exams. Online textbook included.

u Tuition:

Fee:

218

SAT, SUN 5/13-5/20 9 AM-5 PM Sessions: 3 S-231 Staff CRN:

Tuition:

MON, TUE 6-9 PM DH-202A

Fee:

5/14-5/22 Sessions: 4 E. Mosser

SWIMMING Noodles, aqua belts, and all kinds of toys are used in this program. Students will experience aerobic and anaerobic activity while targeting all muscle groups. This workout is designed for students who want a challenge. Not for the faint hearted. Come and join the fun. CRN:

35433

Tuition:

110

Fee:

This course teaches the basics of enjoyable, safe diving through academic and water skills training. You will learn the importance of equipment and safety, diving physics and physiology, and marine life and oceanography under the guidance of your certified professional instructor. Students need to have basic swimming skills, be reasonably fit, and at least 16 years of age. After successful completion of this course, you will be a NAUI certified Scuba Diver. Students must purchase or own the basic gear required for this class, which includes text packet, mask, snorkel, fins, booties, and weight belt. Check out dives will be held at a local quarry (fees not included). CRN:

25964

Tuition:

Fee:

200

SAT 6/9-7/8 12-5 PM Sessions: 5 S-232 Staff Classes on 7/7 & 7/8 meet at local quarry in Delta, PA. No class 6/30.

MON 6/4-9/10 5-6 PM Sessions: 14 S-241 L. Digman No Class 9/3.

Evening Lap Swim

Red Cross Lifeguard Training

25578

25556

Aqua Blitz

The AAAI/ISMA Fitness Marketing course is designed to help fitness trainers obtain clients and keep them. This course shows fitness professionals easy-to-understand strategies that they can use today to boost their client base and make more money. The course covers tactics that will help personal trainers working in fitness centers as well as those who are self-employed.

CRN:

Rape Aggression Defense is a proven method that provides women with realistically employed selfdefense tactics to protect and defend themselves from physical attack. You will learn important life skills to stay safe in threatening or harmful environments. Ideal for high school seniors to senior citizens. CRN:

MON, TUE 5/21-5/22 9 AM-5 PM Sessions: 2 S-232 Staff

CRN:

Rape Aggression Defense

Scuba Diving

25578

Independently improve your swim stroke or fitness level. Get active and move more with less stress on your joints! Lifeguard is on duty, but there is no instructor for this class. CRN:

Tuition:

Fee:

TUE, THU 6/12-9/6 5-7 PM Sessions: 26 S-241 Staff

Flex Swim Independently improve your swim stroke or fitness level. Get active and move more with less stress on your joints! Lifeguard is on duty, but there is no instructor for this class. CRN:

SAT, SUN 5/13-5/20 9 AM-5 PM Sessions: 3 S-231 Staff

35516

35515

Tuition:

Fee:

MON-FRI 6/11-9/7 11:15 AM-12:30 PM and 4-5 PM (TUE, THU) Sessions: 89 S-241 Staff No Class 7/4 & 9/3.

u = Senior Adult and Disabled Retiree Tuition Waivers Apply

Water Aerobics Water aerobics can be a pleasurable experience. These aerobic exercises are designed specifically for water and provides benefits such as body toning, muscle flexibility, and improvement to the cardiovascular system. Besides . . . it’s not only healthy, it’s fun. CRN:

25912

Tuition:

MON, WED 9-10 AM S-241 No Class 7/4. CRN:

110

Fee:

6/4-7/23 Sessions: 14 L. Digman

35432

WED 6/6-9/12 6-7 PM Sessions: 14 S-241 L. Digman No Class 7/4. CRN:

35431

MON, WED 9-10 AM S-241 No Class 9/3.

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION SUMMER 2018 Retirement Asset Management Itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s not just what you save for retirement; itâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s how you manage it. Learn the 13 mistakes to avoid when managing money during retirement. Maximize retirement income, minimize tax burden, and spend your money the way you want. Class is co-instructed by a Certified Financial Planner specializing in retirement income planning and a CPA.

u CRN:

35389

Tuition:

Fee:

TUE 7/10-7/17 6:30-8:45 PM Sessions: 2 F-206 A. Albidress A. Albidress, Jr.

SENIOR ADULT

DRIVER SAFETY AARP Smart Driver Course Learn physical changes that affect driving, strategies to compensate for these changes, rules of the road, how to prevent accidents, and how to drive in adverse weather conditions. Behind-thewheel exercises are NOT part of this course. If you are not an AARP member an additional $5 is payable to the instructor at the beginning of class. CRN:

25361

Fee:

TUE 5/8 8:30 AM-1 PM Session: 1 E-231 AARP Volunteers CRN:

25932

SAT 6/23 8:30 AM-1 PM Session: 1 E-222 AARP Volunteers CRN:

This class is to educate those applying for Social Security. We will review the Social Security program and the impact on your retirement decisions. We will discuss recent legislative changes and discuss various claiming options to ensure you are making the best decision for you!

FINANCIAL PLANNING Elder Law and Asset Protection Protect and preserve assets during the retirement years. This course is for seniors and family members who may be called upon to deal with these issues. Topics include minimizing the high cost of nursing homes, keeping assets in the family, and tax-reducing techniques. The course is cotaught by an experienced elder law attorney and a chartered financial consultant.

u CRN:

35388

Tuition:

Social Security for Baby Boomers

Fee:

SAT 7/21-8/4 9:30-11:30 AM Sessions: 3 F-201 K. Bress A. Albidress

35415

TUE 8/7 8:30 AM-1 PM Session: 1 F-203 AARP Volunteers

CRN:

25553

Tuition:

Fee:

WED 5/9 6:30-8:30 PM Session: 1 F-201 J. Davis

HEALTH AND WELLNESS Reiki Level III Are you a certified Usui Reiki Level 2 Practitioner? Are you ready to move into a deeper Reiki practice on both a spiritual and healing level? Then you may be ready for the third level of Usui Reiki. This class includes the attunement to the first Usui Reiki Master Energy, two guided meditations, discussions about healing philosophies and practitioner ethics, and a demonstration of distance healing using crystal grids. Upon completion of this class, students will be certified as level III, or Master Practitioner in Usui Reiki. The prerequisite for this class is a certification as a Reiki level II practitioner on or before January 2018. Please provide a copy of your certificate at the time of your class. CRN:

35396

Tuition:

Fee:

SAT 7/21-7/28 9 AM-12:30 PM Sessions: 2 F-204 J. Hauser

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SENIOR ADULT

TECHNOLOGY

Yoga-Slow Flow Vinyasa Yoga Create a supple and relaxed body, increased vitality, and radiant health. Hatha Yoga is a systematic way to attain emotional harmony, physical health, and mental peace. Bring a towel or mat. Level I offers a slower progression of gentle warm-ups and postures with shorter holding periods for the beginner. CRN:

35412

Tuition:

123

TUE, THU 7:45-8:45 AM S-212 No class 7/3 & 7/5. CRN:

u CRN:

35427

Tuition:

Fee:

MON 6/4-9/10 10-11 AM Sessions: 14 S-241 L. Digman No class 9/3. CRN:

35428

WED 6/6-9/12 10-11 AM Sessions: 14 S-241 L. Digman No class 7/4. CRN:

35430

FRI 6/8-9/7 10-11 AM Sessions: 14 S-241 L. Digman CRN:

35407

Tuition:

TUE, THU 9:15-10:15 AM S-241 No class 7/3 & 7/5. CRN:

Fee:

6/5-8/9 Sessions: 18 B. Warren

35411

TUE, THU 10:15-11:15 AM S-241 No class 7/3 & 7/5.

6/5-8/9 Sessions: 18 B. Warren

Fee:

6/5-8/9 Sessions: 18 B. Warren

35413

35414

THU 6/7-8/9 7:45-8:45 AM Sessions: 9 S-212 B. Warren No class 7/5.

25906

Tuition:

MON, WED 6-7 PM S-207 CRN:

CRN:

Fee:

CRN:

35417

Tuition:

Fee:

Introduction to Computers for Senior Adults Learn the basics of Windows, Word, Excel, and the Internet. Using hands-on exercises in a lab setting, this class gently nudges you in to the computer age.

u CRN:

25722

Tuition:

MON, WED 1-3:30 PM E-215

Fee:

5/7-5/21 Sessions: 5 J. Reilly

6/4-6/20 Sessions: 6 J. Wurm

6/25-7/18 Sessions: 6 J. Wurm

8/6-8/22 Sessions: 6 J. Wurm

35393

MON, WED 6-7 PM S-207 No class 9/3.

35392

MON, WED 6-7 PM S-207 CRN:

35391

MON, WED 6-7 PM S-207 No class 7/2 & 7/4.

Learn to see like a photographer as you master all the buttons and controls particular to your camera. Take good shots in modes other than auto and discover how to take portraits, landscapes, night portraits, macros, and sports/ action shots. Bring your camera, a flash drive or memory card reader, and the user manual if you have these.

MON-THU 7/9-7/12 1-4 PM Sessions: 4 F-203 J. Douglas

TUE 6/5-8/7 7:45-8:45 AM Sessions: 9 S-212 B. Warren No class 7/3. CRN:

Digital Photography I

Learn to Use Your iPad/iPhone Make your iPad or iPhone work for you. Learn to find and download apps, music, books, and more; set up your wireless connections; the do’s and don’ts of using public wireless; using the operating system (OS) apps like Calendar and Contacts; and syncing with your other devices.

u CRN:

8/27-9/17 Sessions: 6 J. Wurm

u = Senior Adult and Disabled Retiree Tuition Waivers Apply

25723

Tuition:

Fee:

THU 5/3-5/17 1-3 PM Sessions: 3 E-143 J. Douglas

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION SUMMER 2018 New York Botanical Garden Bronx, NY Tuesday, June 19 7 AM–9 PM

TR AVEL & TOURS

The New York Botanical Garden announces its major 2018 exhibition, Georgia O’Keeffe: Visions of Hawaii, focusing on the iconic artist’s immersion in the Hawaiian Islands in 1939. Experience a lush flower show in the Botanical Garden’s Enid A. Haupt Conservatory evoking the gardens and landscapes that inspired O’Keeffe as well as the complex story of the flora and unique ecology of Hawaii. Curated by art historian Theresa Papanikolas, Ph.D., of the Honolulu Museum of Art, the exhibition will feature more than 15 original O’Keeffe paintings not seen together in New York since their 1940 debut. Lunch, on your own, is available in the garden. CRN:

Participants are required to complete a Travel Liability Form (page 26) prior to departure. Return the liability form along with the completed registration form. Trips leave from Entrance 6, Lot W unless otherwise indicated. PLEASE NOTE: Entrance 6 is NOT near Entrance 5. Deadlines for refunds depend on when final payments are made by the College. Requests for refunds must be received at least seven days before departure. Once final payment has been made for meals/ tickets, refunds are not available unless a substitute can be found.

JUNE

25290

Fee:

109

JULY

Hillwood Museum Tour Washington, DC Tuesday, June 12 8:30 AM–6 PM Marjorie Post maintained strong ties to the eighteenth-century French decorating style that she developed in the 1920s, transferring much of this look to her new home at Hillwood in the mid-1950s. This did not keep her from updating her Georgian-style mansion with the most modern conveniences that money could buy. Journey through her final home to experience the elegant French drawing room, the efficient and “high-tech” kitchen and pantry, and the many personal touches that made Hillwood one of Washington’s most memorable homes. Guided tours of the mansion and gardens are included and lunch is provided at the estate. CRN:

25754

Fee:

109

Museum of the Bible Washington, DC Saturday, July 28 7:30 AM–6 PM This museum in Washington, D.C. is housed in a 430,000-square-foot building just two blocks from the National Mall and three blocks from the U.S. Capitol. It provides guests with an immersive and personalized experience as they explore the history, narrative, and impact of the Bible. The Museum of the Bible is an unparalleled experience, using cutting-edge technology to bring the Bible to life. CRN:

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35377

www.harford.edu/cet

Fee:

TR AVEL & TOURS New York’s Best: Ellis Island and Statue of Liberty

UPCOMING TR AVEL OPPORTUNITIES

Monday, July 16 7 AM–8 PM Two of the most famous symbols of America and Freedom are the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island. The overwhelming appearance and presence of the Statue of Liberty is unforgettable. Ellis Island is the gateway for those seeking the American way. It houses magnificent artifacts, including wedding dresses, native costumes, and family heirlooms belonging to those who reached the shores of America. CRN:

35333

Fee:

109

AUGUST

Iceland’s Magical Northern Lights

US Holocaust Memorial Museum Washington, DC

February 15-21, 2019 Visit Thingvellir National Park, Skaftafell National Park, Glacial Lagoon, Seljalandsfoss, Vik, Eyjafjallajökull Volcano, Visitor Centre, and more.

Monday, August 13 8:30 AM–6 PM The United States Holocaust Memorial Museum is America’s national institution for the documentation, study, and interpretation of Holocaust history and serves as a memorial to the millions of people murdered during the Holocaust. This internationally acclaimed museum tells the story of the Holocaust through artifacts, films, photos, and oral histories. Lunch is on your own in the Museum Cafe. CRN:

35364

Fee:

ICELAND

Deposits due by August 9, 2018.

Attend the information session for more details. Tuesday, June 26 | 6:30 PM Edgewood Hall, Room 132

RSVP your attendance to lsturgill@ harford.edu or call 443-412-2175.

SEPTEMBER America’s Cowboy Country September 23–30

Danube River Cruise with Oberammergau Passion Play Visit the Grand Tetons, Yellowstone National Park, Buffalo Bill Center of the West, Deadwood, Crazy Horse, and Mt. Rushmore.

Call for availability: 443-412-2175

September 13-22, 2020 Visit Munich, Passau, Linz, Wachau Valley, Vienna, Bratislava, Budapest and the Oberammergau Passion Play.

Call for availability: 443-412-2175

u = Senior Adult and Disabled Retiree Tuition Waivers Apply

ALASKA

. . . by Land and Sea Coming summer 2019.

Call for details: 443-412-2175

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION SUMMER 2018

TRAVEL | TOURS HARFORD COMMUNITY COLLEGE TRAVEL PARTICIPANT RELEASE OF LIABILITY FORM This form details certain risks and responsibilities that you will be assuming while participating in off-campus activities. Please read the form carefully before signing and return with your registration form to CET Registration, Edgewood Hall, 401 Thomas Run Road, Bel Air, MD 21015.

RISKS AND DANGERS

HEALTH AND SAFETY

here are certain dangers, T hazards and risks in off-campus activities. Harford Community College does not assume responsibility for any injuries, death or damage resulting from these dangers, hazards or risks. The College is not responsible or liable for any injury, damage, loss, accident, delay or other irregularity which may be caused by any supplier of any goods or services used by or during offcampus activities.

arford Community College does H not provide health insurance. Participants are responsible for providing their own health insurance. Participants are required to carefully follow instructions and safety procedures provided by the activity supervisor and the College. Participants are also required to abide by the rules and regulations of the off-campus site and College, including the Student Code of Conduct. Those failing to act in accordance with the rules and regulations of the College may not be permitted to continue to participate in the activity.

TRANSPORTATION arford Community College H assumes no liability for any personal injuries or property damages caused by the acts or omissions of others during transportation. Further, Harford Community College makes no recommendations or guarantees as to any transportation providers you may deal with in making your arrangements.

ACTIVITIES AND ASSOCIATIONS arford Community College H makes no representations or recommendations regarding the activities. Further, Harford Community College assumes no responsibility or liability for personal or property injuries resulting to the student or for damages caused by the student resulting from the studentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s participation in these activities outside of professional duties assigned by the College.

Complete ONE form for each trip. Name _________________________________________________________________________________________________ Title of Activity ________________________________________________________________________________________ Location of Event ____________________________________________________ Date of Event ___________________ Your Preferred Name/Nickname (Please print.) _____________________________________________________________ Your Travel/Seat Partner ________________________________________________________________________________ Others in Your Group ___________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ _______________________________________________________________________________________________________ Cell Phone Number ____________________________________________________________________________________ Email __________________________________________________________________________________________________ Emergency Contact (Include name, relationship, and relevant phone number of someone who is NOT traveling with you.) _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Meal Selection (Where applicable) __________________________________________________________________________ Signature of Participant ______________________________________________ Date ___________________________

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YOUTH Study Skills Learn organized study skills. Topics include time management, note taking, memory retention, test taking, and outlining. Find out how to work and study smarter. CRN:

35282

Fee:

MON 6/25-8/13 6:30-8 PM Sessions: 8 E-146 For middle school students. This course is a hybrid with in-class and online modules. Inclass meetings are 6/25, 7/16, and 8/13.

YOUTH

ACADEMIC PREPARATION

Art Explorers

Get Ahead of the CurveAlgebra For students enrolled in Algebra in the fall. Review mathematics fundamentals in preparation for Algebra I. Topics include whole number concepts, fractions, decimals and percents, ratios, proportion, and signed numbers. Parents are welcome to stay. There will be assignments to be completed at home. Get ready for fall now! CRN:

35280

Tuition:

Fee:

TUE, WED 7/10-7/18 6:30-8:30 PM Sessions: 4 E-146 For students entering Algebra I in the fall.

Get Ahead of the CurveGeometry For students enrolled in Geometry in the fall. Review arithmetic and elementary algebra in preparation for Geometry. Topics include mathematics fundamentals and an introduction to angles, triangles, plane figures, and solid figures. Parents are welcome to stay. Some assignments may need to be completed at home. CRN:

35281

Tuition:

Fee:

THE FINE ARTS ACADEMY OF HARFORD COUNTY

TUE, WED 7/24-8/1 6:30-8:30 PM Sessions: 4 E-146 For students entering Geometry in the fall.

Students will explore the foundation of art such as color theory, composition, art elements, and design principles. Using Art History as an inspiration, students will gain an understanding of a variety of materials and techniques. Materials included in price. Students must bring sketchbook. CRN:

35276

Tuition:

Fee:

SAT 7/14-8/18 11 AM-12:30 PM Sessions: 6 J-016 Ages 7-10.

Art Through Observation Through observational drawing and painting, students in this class will learn how to observe a variety of everyday objects. Anyone can learn how to create “realistic” art through gesture drawing, shading, and color mixing. Most materials included. Students must bring sketchbook. CRN:

35277

Tuition:

Fee:

SUN 7/15-8/19 2-5 PM Sessions: 6 J-016 Ages 11-14.

Painting Playdates Each Painting Playdate focuses on building skills such as caring for materials, color mixing, shape observation, space and texture, all while developing fine motor skills and creativity. Parents will be amazed at what their child is capable of! Materials included in the price.

u = Senior Adult and Disabled Retiree Tuition Waivers Apply

MUSIC An Evening of Violin Finally learn how to get around the fingerboard without any limitations! Grow your skills during this week-long, intensive study of violin techniques with a professional. Violinists only-it’s all about the treble! CRN:

35486

Tuition:

150

Fee:

MON-THU 8/13-8/16 7-9 PM Sessions: 4 J-112 L. Leanza

CRN:

35275

Tuition:

Fee:

SAT 7/14-8/18 9-10:30 AM Sessions: 6 J-016 Ages 3 1/2-6.

Portfolio Development This “studio” art class is designed for high school students who are looking for private instruction or are working on creating an art portfolio for college admission. Classes are differentiated to meet the needs of each student working with a variety of materials, techniques, and subject matter. Most materials included. Students will receive a supply list and must bring sketchbook. CRN:

35278

Tuition:

Fee:

SUN 7/15-8/19 2-5 PM Sessions: 6 J-014 High school students.

Visual Journaling Like scrapbooks, these journals will combine words and imagery to literally record evidence of your interactions, reflections, and learning throughout the course. This class teaches students how to make note-taking fun. This teaching strategy goes beyond note-taking or sketching, it provides students with meaningful learning techniques that can be utilized in any class. CRN:

35279

Tuition:

Fee:

SUN 7/15-8/19 11:30 AM-2 PM Sessions: 6 J-016 Ages 7 and up.

* Classes team taught by Allison Comoglio and Jillian Branch.

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION SUMMER 2018

SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE

PRESCHOOL

GRADES 1-3

June 11-15

June 25-29

Cupcake Camp.................................... 25764 NEW! Superheroes to the Rescue........ 25752

June 18-22 NEW! Art to the Extreme.................... 25761

Cupcake Camp.................................... 25765 Pirate Camp for Captains..................... 25767

June 25-29 NEW! Art to the Extreme.................... 25762 Preschool Soccer................................... 25772 Pirate Camp for Captains..................... 25769

July 2-6 (no camp July 4) No Camp Starts

July 9-13

Full Day All Sports Camp................................... 25799 Art on Parade....................................... 25790

July 2-6 (no camp July 4) Full Day All Sports Camp................................... 35204

July 9-13 Full Day Diverse Explorers................................. 35209 Kids on Campus................................... 35039

Half Day Circuit Fundamentals and Creation..... 35235 Summer Dramatics............................... 35266

July 16-20

NEW! Books for Cooks....................... 35011

Full Day

May the Force be With You................. 35019 Intro to Dance...................................... 35015

Half Day

July 16-20 NEW! Books for Cooks....................... 35013

Preschool Soccer................................... 35007 Young Einstein’s Science Camp............ 35022

July 23-27 Cookie Camp....................................... 35029 Sugar & Spice...................................... 35033 Young Einstein’s Science Camp............ 35024

July 30-August 3 Cookie Camp....................................... 35031 NEW! Take a Dive.............................. 35034 Spanish Explorers................................ 35036

August 6-10 Fairytale Princess Camp....................... 35038 Ready to Read...................................... 35037

August 13-17 Preschool Soccer................................... 35009

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June 25-29

Live on Stage........................................ 35181 Rockets and Robotics.......................... 35239

July 23-27 Full Day All Sports Camp................................... 35222 Art on Parade....................................... 35182 Diverse Explorers................................. 35219

Half Day Elementary Engineering....................... 35242 Rockets and Robotics.......................... 35243

July 30-August 3

Full Day Art on Parade....................................... 25791 All Sports Camp................................... 25800

Half Day Make Your First Video Game.............. 25806 Dissecting Computer Technology......... 25807 NEW! VEX Robotics and Simple Machines.. .......................................................... 25814

July 2-6 (no camp July 4) Full Day All Sports Camp................................... 35205 Potter’s Pals.......................................... 35118

Half Day

Full Day Kids on Campus................................... 35040

August 6-10

NEW! Code Your Own Adventure! Interactive Storytelling......................... 35300

July 9-13 Full Day

Half Day Kids Can Cook!................................... 35270

August 13-16 (No Camp August 17) Half Day Circuit Fundamentals and Creation..... 35263

For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

GRADES 4-6

Discovering College............................. 35063 Diverse Explorers................................. 35208 NEW! Mad Science............................. 35314

Half Day NEW! Virtual Reality: The Future is Now.... .......................................................... 35301 Tennis Clinic/Camp.............................. 35326

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YOUTH July 16-20

Half Day NEW! Python Programmers: Make Your

Full Day NEW! Take to the Sky......................... 35320

Half Day Code Breakers...................................... 35237

July 23-27

Own Multiplayer Game....................... 35299 Color with Pencil and Brush................ 35264 Teen Chefs: The Art of Cooking.......... 35265

Cybersecurity....................................... 35212

All Sports Camp................................... 35223 Art on Parade....................................... 35183 NEW! Bots, Droids, and Drones, Oh My!.... .......................................................... 35326 Diverse Explorers................................. 35218

Half Day NEW! Roblox® Makers-CodersEntrepreneurs....................................... 35303

July 30-August 3 Full Day Discovering College............................. 35070 NEW! Mad Science............................. 35315

Half Day Make Your First 3D Video Game........ 35254

August 6-10 Full Day Live on Stage........................................ 35193 NEW! Take to the Sky!........................ 35321

Half Day Minecraft Modders.............................. 35257 Golf Camp for Girls and Boys............. 35256 NEW! Drone Adventures.................... 35311

August 13-16 (no camp August 17) Full Day NEW! Bots, Droids, and Drones, Oh My!.... .......................................................... 35327

Half Day App Attack! Make Your First Game App...... .......................................................... 35261 Summer Dramatics............................... 35272

GRADES 6-8 June 25-30

June 25-29 Full Day Teen Boat Building............................... 25809 Counselor-in-Training.......................... 25794

July 9-13 Full Day

Full Day

GRADES 9-12

Half Day NEW! Virtual Reality: The Future is Now....

.......................................................... 35302 Just Pencil ........................................... 35267 Robotics with Mindstorm.................... 35234

July 16-20

July 2-6 (no camp July 4) No Camp Starts

July 9-13 Full Day Counselor-in-Training.......................... 35120

July 16-20

Half Day Code Breakers...................................... 35238 Tennis Clinic/Camp.............................. 35241

July 23-27

Full Day Adventure Week................................... 35215

July 23-27 Full Day

Full Day Summer Strings.................................... 35188

Half Day NEW! Roblox® Makers-Coders-

Entrepreneurs....................................... 35304

July 30-August 3 Full Day NEW! Museum Adventures................ 35305

Half Day NEW! Advanced 3D Video Game with Unity............................................ 35308 NEW! VEX IQ Sensor Bots................. 35309 Dissecting Computer Technology......... 35255 Drawing for Young Artists................... 35268

The Culinary Experience...................... 35186

July 30-August 3 Full Day Counselor-in-Training.......................... 35189 Summer Art Academy.......................... 35190

August 6-10 No Camp Starts

August 13-16 (no camp August 17) Full Day Summer Jazz........................................ 35253 TV Production..................................... 35200

August 6-10 Half Day Golf Camp for Girls and Boys............. 35256 Robotics with Mindstorm.................... 35260 Minecraft Modders.............................. 35258 NEW! Drone Adventures.................... 35310

August 13-16 (no camp August 17) Full Day

Full Day Adventure Week................................... 25796 Teen Boat Building............................... 25809

Half Day Bake and Take...................................... 25811 Babysitter Bootcamp............................ 25812

July 2-6 (no camp July 4) Full Day Pets and Vets: The Next Level.............. 35113

Summer Jazz........................................ 35253

Half Day NEW! App IO: Make Your First Multiplayer App...................................................... 35312

August 20-24 Full Day Pets and Vets........................................ 35201

Half Day Babysitter Bootcamp............................ 35273

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION SUMMER 2018

PRESCHOOL PLUS

CRN:

MON-FRI 7/16-7/20 12-2 PM Sessions: 5 ELC-007 Ages 3-6. Must be potty trained.

NEW!

Art to the Extreme! Jump into the world of art and release your inner artist! We will use our hands, feet, and imaginations to create amazing works of art using a variety of art materials. Clear some room on your walls because you will want to hang these up! CRN:

25761

Tuition:

Fee:

MON-FRI 6/18-6/22 9-11 AM Sessions: 5 ELC-005 Ages 3-6. Must be potty trained. CRN:

25762

MON-FRI 6/25-6/29 9-11 AM Sessions: 5 ELC-005 Ages 3-6. Must be potty trained. CRN:

25763

MON-FRI 6/25-6/29 12-2 PM Sessions: 5 ELC-005 Ages 3-6. Must be potty trained.

NEW!

Books for Cooks! Your little chefs will be able to mix their love for books with their love for cooking. We will relate cooking concepts and recipes with themes and characters drawn from selected children’s books. The key ingredient to this camp is fun! CRN:

35011

Tuition:

Fee:

Cupcake Camp

35014

Cookie Camp Chocolate chip or sugar cookie? Which one is your favorite? Well, in cookie camp you won’t have to choose! Join us for a sweet week in Cookie Camp where we will be making several different kinds of cookies. At the end of the week you will bring home all of these delicious recipes for you to use in the years to come! CRN:

35029

Tuition:

Fee:

MON-FRI 7/23-7/27 9-11 AM Sessions: 5 ELC-007 Ages 3-6. Must be potty trained. CRN:

MON-FRI 7/23-7/27 12-2 PM Sessions: 5 ELC-007 Staff Ages 3-6. Must be potty trained. CRN:

35032

MON-FRI 7/30-8/3 12-2 PM Sessions: 5 ELC-007 Staff Ages 3-6. Must be potty trained.

Tuition:

Fee:

MON-FRI 6/11-6/15 9-11 AM Sessions: 5 ELC-007 Ages 3-6. Must be potty trained. CRN:

25765

MON-FRI 6/18-6/22 9-11 AM Sessions: 5 ELC-007 Ages 3-6. Must be potty trained.

25766

MON-FRI 6/18-6/22 12-2 PM Sessions: 5 ELC-007 Ages 3-6. Must be potty trained.

Superheroes to the Rescue! Are you ready to put on your cape and save the day? Superheroes to the Rescue is the place for you. Bring your imaginations and be ready to have a SUPER good time! CRN:

25752

Tuition:

Fee:

MON-FRI 6/11-6/15 9-11 AM Sessions: 5 ELC-006 Ages 3-6. Must be potty trained.

NEW!

Take a Dive! Make the ocean come to life in this week long camp. Learn about the ocean and the creatures that live within. Get ready for a splashing good time.

35012

MON-FRI 7/9-7/13 12-2 PM Sessions: 5 ELC-007 Ages 3-6. Must be potty trained. CRN:

25764

NEW!

35031

MON-FRI 7/30-8/3 9-11 AM Sessions: 5 ELC-007 Ages 3-6. Must be potty trained. CRN:

CRN:

35030

MON-FRI 7/9-7/13 9-11 AM Sessions: 5 ELC-007 Ages 3-6. Must be potty trained. CRN:

Do you love cupcakes? Would you like to learn how to decorate some of the coolest cupcakes ever? At Cupcake Camp we will make different cupcakes every day. We will even publish our own “Cupcake Cookbook.” There will be plenty of yummy tasting and cupcake fun and games to go around.

CRN:

35034

Tuition:

Fee:

MON-FRI 7/30-8/3 9-11 AM Sessions: 5 ELC-006 Ages 3-6. Must be potty trained.

35013

MON-FRI 7/16-7/20 9-11 AM Sessions: 5 ELC-007 Ages 3-6. Must be potty trained.

CRN:

35035

MON-FRI 7/30-8/3 12-2 PM Sessions: 5 ELC-006 Ages 3-6. Must be potty trained.

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YOUTH

FULL DAY SUMMER CAMP HIGHLIGHTS

Kids on Campus

Full-day camps include lunch and run MondayFriday, 9 AM-4 PM. Before- and after-care available for most camps.

CRN:

Kids on Campus is a two-week program held on the Harford Community College campus. Classes focus on art, academics, and athletics.

GRADES 1-3 This is the ultimate camp for the sports enthusiast. Every minute is filled with sports-related activities in our recently renovated Susquehanna Center as well as our own turf field. All Sports campers will participate in swimming, handball, basketball, dodge ball, capture the flag, ultimate frisbee, floor hockey, kickball, basketball, soccer, lacrosse, wiffle ball, and more. Lunch is included with the camp registration. All participants must be able to swim. CRN:

Join us for an extremely fun week of messy, gooey, slimy science projects. We will create edible, explosive, and ooey gooey experiments that are sure to blow your mind!!

35022

Tuition:

Fee:

MON-FRI 7/16-7/20 9-11 AM Sessions: 5 ELC-006 Ages 3-6. Must be potty trained. CRN:

35023

MON-FRI 7/16-7/20 12-2 PM Sessions: 5 ELC-006 Ages 3-6. Must be potty trained. CRN:

35024

MON-FRI 7/23-7/27 9-11 AM Sessions: 5 ELC-006 Ages 3-6. Must be potty trained. CRN:

Tuition:

185

Fee:

MON-FRI 6/25-6/29 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 5 Edgewood Hall Entering grades 1-3.

Young Einsteins Science Camp

CRN:

25799

35026

MON-FRI 7/23-7/27 12-2 PM Sessions: 5 ELC-006 Age 3-6. Must be potty trained.

CRN:

165

Fee:

CRN:

35182

MON-FRI 7/23-7/27 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 5 Edgewood Hall Entering grades 1-3.

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MON-FRI 6/25-6/29 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 5 Edgewood Hall Entering grades 1-3.

Live On Stage . . . You! Ever want to perform? If you are not afraid to “do your thing,” then this class is for you! We will be exploring the performing arts in this exciting one- week session. Students will have classes in acting, singing and dancing, and learn about what happens behind the scenes. Explore your talents and put on a short play or variety show at the end of class for your family and friends!

35181

Tuition:

165

Fee:

Bots, Droids, & Drones, Oh My!

Explore the world of visual arts in this fun, one-week session. Campers will use a variety of media to cultivate their artistic talents with age-appropriate activities. We will end the week with an art show for students to display original artwork for family and friends! $

35040

NEW!

Art on Parade

Tuition:

GRADES 4-6

35222

25790

Fee:

MON-FRI 7/16-7/20 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 5 Amoss Center Entering grades 1-3.

35204

MON-FRI 7/23-7/27 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 5 Edgewood Hall Entering grades 1-3.

CRN:

305

MON-FRI 7/30-8/10 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 10 Edgewood Hall Entering grades 1-3.

CRN:

MON-FRI 7/2-7/6 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 4 Edgewood Hall Entering grades 1-3. No camp 7/4. CRN:

Tuition:

MON-FRI 7/9-7/20 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 10 Edgewood Hall Entering grades 1-3. CRN:

All Sports Camp

35039

Program your way through the summer by working with bots, droids, and drones. Learn the fundamentals of working with electronics; programming robots; and flying drones. You won’t want to miss it! CRN:

35326

Tuition:

165

Fee:

MON-FRI 7/23-7/27 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 5 Edgewood Hall Entering grades 4-6. CRN:

35327

MON-THU 8/13-8/16 9 AM-5 PM Sessions: 4 Edgewood Hall Entering grades 4-6.

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION SUMMER 2018 Discovering College Discovering College is a two-week program held on the campus of Harford Community College. Classes focus on art, academics, and athletics for participants who are entering grades 4-7. Cost includes lunch and most supplies. Call 443-4122376 for a registration brochure. CRN:

35063

Tuition:

305

Fee:

MON-FRI 7/9-7/20 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 10 Edgewood Hall Entering grades 4-6. CRN:

35070

MON-FRI 7/30-8/10 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 10 Edgewood Hall Entering grades 4-6.

Diverse Explorers

Live On Stage . . . You!

Are you ready to stretch your world and experience Harford County with campers of diverse abilities and interests? This week-long outdoor experience is for youth of all abilities, including those with and without disabilities. You will kayak, fish, swim, explore archery, hike in nature, and most probably try something new. We will be exploring different Harford County locations each day. Each activity will provide the opportunity for team building and learning about fellow campers. Campers must bring their own nut-free lunch to include no peanut butter sandwiches. Limited spaces are available. More information about camp locations will be sent to each camper prior to the start of the camp. Please call 443-412-2191 if you do not receive the documentation and permission slips.

Ever want to perform? If you are not afraid to “do your thing,” then this class is for you! We will be exploring the performing arts in this exciting one-week session. Students will have classes in acting, singing and dancing, and learn about what happens behind the scenes. Explore your talents and put on a short play or variety show at the end of class for your family and friends!

CRN:

35208

Tuition:

250

Fee:

MON-FRI 7/9-7/13 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 5 Edgewood Hall Entering grades 4-6. CRN:

35218

MON-FRI 7/23-7/27 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 5 Edgewood Hall Entering grades 4-6.

CRN:

35193

Tuition:

165

Fee:

MON-FRI 8/6-8/10 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 5 Amoss Center Entering grades 4-6.

Become a mad scientist as we mix it up by experimenting with radical reactions, chemical concoctions, and “bubbleology.” Together we will pick and choose a variety of experiments to answer some of the questions we have always wanted answered. It’s gloppy, messy, slimy, and it’s science. We will finish the week by exploring the Maryland Science Center in Baltimore. Tuition:

165

Fee:

CRN:

For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

35320

Tuition:

165

Fee:

35321

MON-FRI 8/6-8/10 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 5 Edgewood Hall Entering grades 4-6.

GRADES 6-8 Adventure Week Calling all adventurers . . . experience 5 different adventures in one week! Biking, paddle boarding, hiking, swimming, and finding solutions on a ropes course will be among the fun we get into! Please pack a nut-free lunch. CRN:

35315

MON-FRI 7/30-8/3 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 5 Edgewood Hall Entering grades 4-6.

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Up, up, and away! Build your own airplanes, launch rockets, and much more as we explore the many ways that things take to the sky. We will round out the experience by traveling to the National Air & Space Museum in Washington, D.C. Get ready for a week of fun in the wild blue yonder.

CRN:

Mad Science

35314

Take to the Sky!

MON-FRI 7/16-7/20 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 5 Edgewood Hall Entering grades 4-6.

NEW!

CRN:

NEW!

25796

Tuition:

250

Fee:

MON-FRI 6/25-6/29 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 5 Edgewood Hall Entering grades 6-8.

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YOUTH Cybersecurity

Pets and Vets

This camp will explore aspects of network security and the importance of keeping our digital information safe in the 21st century.

Interested in Veterinary Science? Love animals? This is a great opportunity to explore the many career opportunities that would allow you to pursue your passion! Explore the rewarding and sometimes WILD world of working with animals. This class will investigate exotic animals, wildlife rehabilitation, pet first aid and CPR, and animal massage. Students will even enjoy a field trip to interact with amazing animals, and that is just the beginning of all the fun things we have planned! Join us for a great week AND maybe the inspiration of a career path!

CRN:

35212

Tuition:

199

Fee:

MON-FRI 7/9-7/13 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 5 Joppa Hall Entering grades 7-9.

Live On Stage . . . You! Ever want to perform? If you are not afraid to “do your thing,” then this class is for you! We will be exploring the performing arts in this exciting one-week session. Students will have classes in acting, singing and dancing, and learn about what happens behind the scenes. Explore your talents and put on a short play or variety show at the end of class for your family and friends! The performances from this class may even be aired on Harford Cable Network! CRN:

35194

Tuition:

165

Fee:

CRN:

35196

Tuition:

165

CRN:

35201

MON-FRI 8/20-8/24 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 5 Joppa Hall Entering grades 6-8.

Museum Adventures Experience 5 different unique and exciting museum adventures in one week! Campers will visit a new museum each day. You can count on having a great time learning new things, and seeing things you have never seen before. Please pack a nut-free lunch. Tuition:

250

Fee:

MON-FRI 7/30-8/3 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 5 Edgewood Hall Entering grades 6-8.

Have you enjoyed our Pets and Vets camp? Now you can learn even more about what the world of animals has to offer. This camp will let you explore life on the farm, equine rescue, and much more.

35113

Adventure Week Calling all adventurers . . . experience 5 different adventures in one week! Biking, paddle boarding, hiking, swimming, and finding solutions on a ropes course will be among the fun we get into! Please pack a nut-free lunch. CRN:

Tuition:

165

Fee:

M, TU, TH, F 7/2-7/6 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 4 Joppa Hall Entering grades 6-8. No class 7/4.

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35215

Tuition:

250

Fee:

MON-FRI 7/16-7/20 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 5 Edgewood Hall Entering grades 9-10.

Counselor-in-Training Not sure what you want to do this summer? Consider joining our staff at HCC as a CITCounselor-in-Training. CITs will shadow aides and learn important information on how to be a leader. Students enrolled will also earn their CPR certificate. All candidates interested in this program must have their applications in by May 2 and will be notified by May 19 if they are accepted into the program. Spaces are limited. Visit harford.edu/ hcckids to download application.

25794

Tuition:

165

Fee:

MON-FRI 6/25-6/29 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 5 Edgewood Hall Entering grades 9-12. CRN:

35120

Tuition:

205

Fee:

MON-FRI 7/9-7/20 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 10 Edgewood Hall Entering grades 9-12. CRN:

Pets and Vets: The Next Level

CRN:

NEW!

CRN:

NEW!

35305

MON-THU 8/13-8/16 9 AM-5 PM Sessions: 4 Joppa Hall Entering grades 6-8.

MON-THU 8/13-8/16 9 AM-5 PM Sessions: 4 Amoss Center Entering grades 7-9.

CRN:

Fee:

HIGH SCHOOL

35189

MON-FRI 7/30-8/10 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 10 Edgewood Hall Entering grades 9-12.

Summer Art Academy This summer session of the Fine Art Academy will take you further into your art exploration. We will visit museums, host guest lecturers, schedule open studio time, and experience more of what the art world has to offer. CRN:

35190

Tuition:

199

Fee:

MON-FRI 7/30-8/3 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 5 Joppa Hall A. Comoglio Entering grades 9-12.

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION SUMMER 2018 Teen Boat Building Complete your very own double paddle canoe in one week. Glue, nail, and paint precut parts of your canoe. A boat launch graduation and river paddle is scheduled on Saturday. Bring a bag lunch. Supply fee includes all materials needed for a completed canoe. Enrollment limited to 10 students. A required orientation meeting for parents and students will be held Tuesday, June 19, at the Upper Bay Museum. A supply fee of $375 is due at orientation. Make check payable to Chesapeake Wooden Boat Builders School or CWBBS. CRN:

25809

Tuition:

175

MON-FRI 6/25-6/29 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 5 Chesapeake Wooden Boat Builders Upper Bay Museum 219 Walnut Street, North East, MD 21901 Entering grades 6-12.

HALF-DAY SUMMER CAMP HIGHLIGHTS Half-day camps run Monday-Friday, 9 AM-12 PM or 1-4 PM, unless otherwise noted.

GRADES 1-3 DRAMA Summer Dramatics Lights! Curtain! Act! In this dynamic theatre camp, students take center stage as they engage in the marvels of live theatre. During the course of this workshop, students act their way through a series of high energy drama games, improv, and scripted dialogue that they help write. What is more, the students learn the art of stage character make up and costume design! At the conclusion of camp, the students perform for family and friends. Donâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;t let your child miss out on a week filled with excitement, fun, and discovery. CRN:

35266

Tuition:

Fee:

MON-FRI 7/9-7/13 9 AM-12 PM Sessions: 5 J-032 B. Fisler Entering grades 1-3.

TECHNOLOGY Circuit Fundamentals and Creation Fun, exciting, and challenging activities await you as you are introduced to a variety of relevant technologies. Students will build circuits as well as build and program robotic devices. Use a Global Positioning System (GPS) to play a hightech game of hide and seek. Practice skills such as orienteering, treasure hunting, and waymarkingbetter known as Geocaching. Discover the FUNdamentals of technology.

The Culinary Experience Get the full culinary experience this summer by exploring the wonderful world of food. In this camp you will enjoy new flavors along with some traditional and non-traditional ways of preparing food. Visit a restaurant, see the inside of a food truck, and head to the farm for some farm-totable dining that is beyond compare. CRN:

35186

Tuition:

199

Fee:

MON-FRI 7/23-7/27 9 AM-4 PM Sessions: 5 Entering grades 9-12.

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CRN:

35235

Tuition:

Fee:

GRADES 4-6 COMPUTERS Code Breakers Calling all future coders, programmers, and designers! Learn the basics of coding languages like HTML, JavaScript, and CSS through a series of web projects and design challenges each day and be on your way to becoming the next tech star! Whether you want to be the next Mark Zuckerberg or the high school student who just made a million dollars for programming in his bedroom, this course has the essentials you need to begin your journey. Projects will be available on a Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the program. CRN:

Fee:

135

Code Your Own Adventure! Interactive Storytelling Watch as the characters in your imagination come to life in this unique course that blends classic storytelling with animation techniques and coding. Start with a concept, design the characters, and choose not just one ending, but many! Learn how to create your own text-based adventure games with variables, conditional logic, images, HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the program. CRN:

35300

Tuition:

Fee:

109

MON-FRI 7/2-7/6 1-4 PM Sessions: 4 Joppa Hall Black Rocket Entering grades 4-6.

129

MON-FRI 7/16-7/20 1-4 PM Sessions: 5 Joppa Hall Goldsmith Edu. Entering grades 2-3.

NEW!

35240

For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

Tuition:

MON-FRI 7/16-7/20 1-4 PM Sessions: 5 Joppa Hall Black Rocket Entering grades 4-6.

MON-FRI 7/9-7/13 9 AM-12 PM Sessions: 5 Joppa Hall Goldsmith Edu. Entering grades 2-3. CRN:

35237

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YOUTH

GRADES 6-8

NEW!

Drone Adventures

ART

The Drones are here! Let the battles begin. In this hands-on interactive class, you will learn how to fly and drive drone robots. Working in teams, you will be able to code your drone to compete in missions that will prepare you for the ultimate team challenge at the end of the week. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the program. CRN:

35311

Tuition:

Fee:

Roblox Makers-CodersEntrepreneurs Discover how to code in the Lua language while playing and designing worlds in ROBLOX, an online universe where you can create anything you dream of. This new class combines game design concepts, coding, and fun! Young entrepreneurs will also learn how to navigate Roblox’s fast growing marketplace to publish their games. Student-created games will be available on a password protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the program. Tuition:

Fee:

CRN:

135

NEW!

35303

Create watercolor views of nature and other subjects. Sharpen your artistic skills and learn techniques using colored pencils and watercolor pencils.

MON-FRI 8/6-8/10 1-4 PM Sessions: 5 Joppa Hall Black Rocket Entering grades 4-6.

CRN:

Color with Pencil and Brush

135

MON-FRI 7/23-7/27 9 AM-12 PM Sessions: 5 Joppa Hall Black Rocket Entering grades 4-6.

NEW!

Virtual Reality: The Future is Now Embark on an EPIC adventure in virtual reality! In this cutting edge class, you will learn the foundations of VR design by creating your own virtual worlds, exploring simulated environments, and crafting memorable 3D experiences. At the end of the week, take home your first cardboard VR headset to show friends and family the new worlds you created. VR projects can be viewed on a website or a mobile device. Students do not need a mobile device to take to class, but to use the VR headset at home, a camper will need access to an Android or Apple mobile device. Students will work in pairs or teams and VR Games will be available on a password-protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. CRN:

35301

Tuition:

Fee:

147

MON-FRI 7/9-7/13 9 AM-12 PM Sessions: 5 Joppa Hall Black Rocket Entering grades 4-6

TECHNOLOGY

Using the versatile VEX IQ Robotics kit, students will build a multitude of models to explore robotics design. First, exploring and manipulating simple machines, then graduating to remotecontrolled robots. Students will design robots to overcome different challenges including those that have been in previous VEX IQ Robotics national competitions. This team-based engineering camp gives students the tools to problem solve using the “Think, Do, Test” design process. Tuition:

Fee:

129

MON-FRI 6/25-6/29 9 AM-12 PM Sessions: 5 Joppa Hall Goldsmith Edu. Entering grades 4-6.

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Fee:

MON-THU 7/2-7/6 9 AM-12 PM Sessions: 4 J-016 J. Branch Entering grades 6-8. No class 7/4.

Drawing for Young Artists “Seeing with new eyes”—learn how to draw realistically. This course will simplify drawing skills. In a provided sketch book, you will practice these skills. CRN:

35268

Tuition:

Fee:

MON-FRI 7/30-8/3 9 AM-12 PM Sessions: 5 J-016 J. Branch Entering grades 6-8.

Just Pencil Young artists will learn to improve their drawing abilities and explore a variety of pencil drawing techniques. Sketchbooks are provided; just bring a pencil. CRN:

35267

Tuition:

Fee:

MON-FRI 7/9-7/13 9 AM-12 PM Sessions: 5 J-016 J. Branch Entering grades 6-8.

NEW!

VEX Robots and Simple Machines

25814

Tuition:

COMPUTERS

NEW!

CRN:

35264

Advanced 3D Video Game with Unity Are you ready to take your game design skills to the next level? With Unity, an industry grade design software, aspiring game designers will learn level editing, 3D modeling, intermediate event scripting, and the impact of game play on user experience. Student-created games will be available on a password-protected Black Rocket website to share with friends and family. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the program. CRN:

35308

Tuition:

Fee:

135

MON-FRI 7/30-8/3 1-4 PM Sessions: 5 Joppa Hall Black Rocket Entering grades 6-8.

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION SUMMER 2018 TECHNOLOGY NEW!

VEX IQ Sensor Bots Using the versatile VEX IQ Robotics kit, students will build a multitude of models to explore robotics design. Students will design robots to overcome different challenges including those that have been used in previous VEX IQ Robotics national competitions. Students will use both remote-controlled and individually programmed autonomous robots in this teambased engineering camp. Students will gain experience design testing and improving from a basic prototype as well as programming sensors and decision-making logic. CRN:

APP.IO: Make Your First Multiplayer App!

Bake and Take

The hottest apps are IO apps! If your child likes to play Agar.io or Slither.io, they will love this class! Become the creator of the next viral web app and share with family and friends! In this class you will explore the most popular .IO apps, design your own multiplayer experience, and learn how to code your own. Students will work in pairs or teams for most of the program. CRN:

35312

Tuition:

Fee:

135

MON-THU 8/13-8/16 1-4 PM Sessions: 4 Joppa Hall Black Rocket Entering grades 6-8.

NEW!

YouTube, Google, Instagram, and Spotify--what do they have in common? They were created with Python. Learn how to code with Python and create your first multi-player adventure game. Each lesson takes you step-by-step to start you on a programming path that will let you challenge your friends with a fun game you built from start to finish!

35299

Tuition:

Fee:

109

MON, TUE, THU, FRI 7/2-7/6 9 AM-12 PM Sessions: 4 Joppa Hall Black Rocket Entering grades 6-8. No class 7/4.

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25811

Tuition:

Fee:

MON-FRI 6/25-6/29 9 AM-12 PM Sessions: 5 Harford Technical High School Entering grades 6-8.

SAFETY Babysitter Boot Camp

Python Programmers: Make Your Own Multiplayer Game

CRN:

Have fun making fast treats to take along for a hike or to the pool. Learn to make cookies in a funnel, brownies with a punch, and mini cupcakes to decorate and share with others. Let the teacher know at the first class if you have any allergies. (Additional forms required.) Participants must wear closed-toe shoes. CRN:

Prepare now to accept the responsibilities of babysitting! This one-week course teaches valuable skills such as care and entertainment of the young child and marketing yourself as a babysitter. Students will earn First Aid and CPR certification. By Maryland law, a babysitter must be 13 years old unless and adult is present. CRN:

25812

Tuition:

Fee:

MON-FRI 6/25-6/29 9 AM-12 PM Sessions: 5 Edgewood Hall Entering grades 6-8. CRN:

35273

Tuition:

Fee:

MON-FRI 8/20-8/24 9 AM-12 PM Sessions: 5 Edgewood Hall Entering grades 6-8.

For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

Tuition:

Fee:

129

MON-FRI 7/30-8/3 9 AM-12 PM Sessions: 5 Joppa Hall Goldsmith Edu. Entering grades 6-8.

COOKING

NEW!

35309

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ACADEMIC PREPARATION

ACADEMIC PREPARATION SUMMER 2018

ACADEMIC PREPARATION

Persons who arrive late will have to reschedule their advising session. Former ABE students may enroll by calling 443-412-2616. The ABE/GED® program is supported by federal and state funds granted by the Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation.

ACADEMIC SKILLS

The following Advising Sessions are for entry into the June classes:

SAT Prep: Math This course will assist you in reviewing math skills and test-taking strategies needed to excel on the SAT test. The math course is recommended for students who are currently taking or have taken geometry. Students are required to bring a calculator to class. Textbook purchase required.

CRN:

35482

Tuition:

105

Fee:

MON 7/9-8/13 6:30-9 PM Sessions: 6 F-207 J. Ploskonka

SAT Prep: Writing/Reading This course will assist you in reviewing writing and reading skills and test-taking strategies needed to excel on the SAT test. Textbook purchase required.

u CRN:

35449

Tuition:

105

Fee:

WED 7/11-8/15 6:30-9 PM Sessions: 6 F-207 M. Snedden

ADULT BASIC EDUCATION/ LITERACY

Edgewood Public Library*, Rm. 135

Tuesday, May 8 6:30 PM

Monday, May 14 6:30 PM

Edgewood Public Library*, Rm. 135

Tuesday, May 15 6:30 PM

University Center, Aberdeen, Rm. 203

Wednesday, May 16 6:30 PM Harford Community College Edgewood Hall, Rm. 132

Wednesday, May 23 6:30 PM Harford Community College Edgewood Hall, Rm. 145

The following Advising Sessions are for entry into the September classes:

Wednesday, August 8 6:30 PM

Edgewood Public Library*, Rm. 136

Reading, Writing and Math Classes

Thursday, August 9 10 AM

Are you interested in learning or improving basic reading, writing, or math skills? Enroll in FREE Adult Basic Education I (ABE) literacy classes, ABE II basic skills and pre-GED® review classes. With the help of supportive teachers and volunteers, you will be able to work at your own speed to meet your goals. Day and evening ABE classes meet twice a week at centers throughout Harford County. For information, call 443-4122616 or 443-412-2054.

6:30 PM

To enroll and receive help in choosing the proper program, attend one of the free advising sessions listed below. Room numbers for the advising sessions will be posted on the front door of the building. Registration is not necessary for the advising sessions, just walk in. The advising session will start promptly at the scheduled time.

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Edgewood Public Library*, Rm. 135 Harford Community College Edgewood Hall, Rm. 132

Friday, August 10 10 AM

Harford Community Action Agency 1010 Gateway Dr., Edgewood, MD 21040

Tuesday, August 14 6:30 PM

Edgewood Public Library*, Rm. 135

Wednesday, August 15 10 AM Harford Community College Edgewood Hall, Rm. 207

For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

Harford Community College Edgewood Hall, Rm. 132

Tuesday, August 21 6:30 PM

Harford Community College Edgewood Hall, Rm. 132 *Edgewood Public Library-enter by the side door on Hanson Road

Friday, May 4 10 AM

Edgewood Public Library*, Rm. 135

Thursday, August 16 6:30 PM

For more information about the program or future advising session dates, call 443-412-2616.

WORKSHOP TO IMPROVE YOUR SUCCESS IN EDUCATION Students have the opportunity to prepare themselves as they start Adult Basic Education courses and work towards a Maryland High School diploma. In the workshop, students will learn how to set Specific, Measurable, Action, Relevant, Time-bound (SMART) goals. Students will establish action plans for their goals as well as develop skills in note-taking and study strategies so they can be successful in class and work towards obtaining their GED®. The workshop meets 90 minutes a week for four to eight weeks while students build learning communities to help each other navigate the demands of being a student and balancing their lives. For more information, call 443-412-2115 or email literacy@harford.edu.

ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE (ESL) If you are a foreign-born adult (18 years of age or older) who would like to improve your English communication skills, the English as a Second Language (ESL) program can assist you. You will have the opportunity to improve your listening, speaking, reading, and writing skills. FREE beginning and intermediate classes are held in the Aberdeen and Edgewood areas and on the College campus. New students may sign up for classes by attending one of the free advising sessions listed below. Room numbers for advising sessions will be posted on the front door of the building. Registration is not necessary for the advising sessions, just walk in. The advising session will start promptly at the scheduled time. Persons who arrive late will have to reschedule their advising session. Former ESL students may enroll in classes by calling 443-412-2616.

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ACADEMIC PREPAR ATION The ESL program is supported by federal and state funds granted by the Maryland Department of Labor, Licensing, and Regulation. The following Advising Sessions are for entry into the June classes:

Monday, June 4 6:30 PM

Life Church, Aberdeen**

6:30 PM

Harford Community College Edgewood Hall, Rm. 132

Tuesday, June 5 6:30 PM

Edgewood Public Library*, Rm. 137

Monday, June 11 6:30 PM

Life Church, Aberdeen**

6:30 PM

Harford Community College Edgewood Hall, Rm. 132

Tuesday, June 12 6:30 PM

Edgewood Public Library*, Rm. 137 The following Advising Sessions are for entry into the late August classes:

Tuesday, August 7 6:30 PM

Harford Community College Edgewood Hall, Rm. 132

Monday, August 13 6:30 PM

Harford Community College Edgewood Hall, Rm. 132

Thursday, August 16 6:30 PM Harford Community College Edgewood Hall, Rm. 143

**Life Church, 1007 S. Stepney Road, Aberdeen, MD 21001 For additional information or future advising session dates, call 443-412-2152 or 443-412-2616.

GED® TEST INFORMATION Harford Community College has a testing center where students can take the computerized GED® test. The Pearson Vue Testing Center is located in the Edgewood Hall building at Harford Community College. For more information, call 443-412-2160 or email literacy@harford.edu. For more information about the GED® test, see www.ged.com.

GED® TEST PREPARATION CLASSES

LITERACY EDUCATION VOLUNTEER PROGRAM The Literacy Education Department offers volunteer opportunities in the classroom instructional program. Classroom volunteers assist instructors in Adult Basic Education (ABE) or in English as a Second Language (ESL) classes which are held at locations throughout Harford County. Classes meet two evenings or mornings a week for 2 1/2 or 3 hours per session. Day classes meet in the Aberdeen and Edgewood areas. Volunteers may choose to assist in one or two class sessions per week. For more information about these volunteer opportunities, call 443-412-2054.

If you are an adult 18 years of age or older who did not complete high school, GED® classes will help you to prepare to take the GED® examination and earn a Maryland high school diploma. Instruction will include review and practice of those skills necessary for passing the GED® exam. Tuition is charged for GED® classes. Senior adult and disabled retiree tuition waivers apply. GED® classes may be eligible for VA benefits. GED® classes will be held at the Edgewood Public Library and at Harford Community College. Former students may call 443-412-2616 to inquire if they are eligible to enroll in class. Adults new to the program should attend one of the free advising sessions listed under Adult Basic Education (ABE) to pre-register for classes. For more information, call 443-412-2616 or 443-412-2054.

Certificate To Career In One Year

Tuesday, August 21 10 AM

Certificate programs that can provide a fast track to employment are available in many fields. Individuals 18-24 may qualify for full scholarships* to these complete programs!

Wednesday, August 22 10 AM

Edgewood Public Library*, Rm. 135

Contact training@harford.edu, or call 443-412-2440 to discover how HCC can get you started!

Thursday, August 23 6:30 PM

Full or partial scholarships are available from Susquehanna Workforce Network, Inc., and Harford Community College.

Life Church, Aberdeen**

Edgewood Public Library*, Rm. 135

6:30 PM

Harford Community College Edgewood Hall, Rm. 132 *Edgewood Public Library-enter by the side door on Hanson Road

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GENERAL INFORMATION SUMMER 2018

REGISTERING FOR CLASSES You may register for Continuing Education classes online, in person, by mail, or by fax. Please review the information below for specific instructions.

HOW TO REGISTER In Person Students may register in person in Edgewood Hall, Monday through Thursday, 7:30 AM to 6:30 PM and Friday, 7:30 AM to 4:30 PM. Payment by check, money order or credit card (Discover, MasterCard, American Express or VISA) is required at the time of registration. Cash cannot be accepted. Registration form is on page 46.

By Mail Complete registration form (page 46) and mail with full payment of tuition and fees. Payment may be made by check or money order. For payment by credit card, call 443-412-2376, opt. 1 to provide credit card payment information. DO NOT include a credit card number on the form. Please include your Student ID number on the check or money order. No confirmation will be sent. Attend the first session unless the College notifies you that the course has been canceled.

Online To register online, visit www.harford.edu/resource/ solar and click on the SOLAR link found at the bottom of the page for complete instructions on how to register and make payment. If you are a new HCC student, you must click on the “Continuing Education Noncredit Online Application” link in order to complete the online application process before registering. For questions about the online application process, registration, and/or payment, call 443-412-2376, opt. 1. You may also visit your local Harford County Public Library for computer access. Please note there is no automatic drop for nonpayment of Continuing Education classes. You must contact the College if you wish to withdraw from a class.

By Fax Complete registration form (page 46) and fax to 443-412-2383. Call 443-412-2376, opt. 1 to provide credit card (Discover, MasterCard, American Express or VISA) information and to confirm receipt of your form. DO NOT include a credit card number on the form. Attend the first session unless the College notifies you that the course has been canceled.

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REGISTRATION RESTRICTIONS

RESIDENCY SURCHARGE

1. Enrollment in Continuing Education courses is limited to those 16 and older, except for courses that specify they are open to those under 16.

Out-of-county residents (except senior adults, disabled retired students, and students receiving a Maryland National Guard member tuition waiver) pay a $20 surcharge per course for each Continuing Education course that charges tuition. If you were an out-of-county resident at the time of your last registration and have since moved incounty, you must complete a Student Statement of Domicile for Tuition Purposes form and provide two forms of identification in order to have the $20 surcharge waived when registering. You may obtain the form by calling 443-412-2376, opt. 1 or visiting the registration desk in Edgewood Hall. Appropriate forms of identification include a driver’s license, voter registration card, or utility bill showing name and Harford County address.

2. Non-citizens must provide original documentation (most current resident card, work card, or visa) to register. Students must register in person at the Continuing Education Registration Office in Edgewood Hall. Please note: Non-citizens who have never taken a credit or noncredit class at HCC must go to the Credit Registration Office in the Student Center the first time they register. 3. The College prohibits the enrollment of individuals listed on the National or Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services Sex Offender Registry or with the Harford County Child Advocacy Unit.

All out-of-state residents pay a $35 surcharge per course for all Continuing Education courses that charge tuition. Fees, where applicable, are the same for all students.

CURRENT REFUNDS AND MAILING ADDRESS WITHDRAWALS Students are responsible for maintaining a current mailing address with the College. All address changes should be reported to the Continuing Education & Training Office. If a student owes a debt to the College and does not maintain a current mailing address, that debt will be sent to a collection agency without further notice to the student. In this event, the student will owe an additional collection fee.

HARFORD STUDENT ID All students will be assigned a Harford student identification number. The H-ID begins with a capital H followed by eight randomly assigned digits. HCC will still need a Social Security Number for certain mandated business functions; however, it will be used on a limited basis and kept in a secure environment. Because students will need to use the H-ID for College business transactions, students are required to know and remember their H-ID.

PAYMENT Payment for all Continuing Education courses is due at the time of registration. Failure to pay will incur a debt to the College that must be paid whether or not you attend the class. To avoid receiving a bill, please call 443-412-2376, opt. 1 before the class begins in order to drop a class.

For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

If the College cancels a class, 100% of the tuition and fees will be refunded by check. Allow approximately four weeks from the date of cancellation to receive the refund. If payment was made by credit card, call 443-412-2208 to request that the refund be posted to your credit card. To withdraw from a continuing education class, call 443-412-2376, opt. 1 or stop by the registration desk in Edgewood Hall to complete a withdrawal form. The withdrawal becomes effective the day you contact the office. Book returns must be accompanied by a copy of the withdrawal form. If you withdraw before the first class meeting, the College will refund 100% of the tuition and fees. If you withdraw before the second class meeting, the College will refund 50% of the tuition but no fees. There will be no refunds after the second class meeting, and no official withdrawal is necessary.

WAIVERS Disabled Retiree Tuition Waiver Any resident of the State of Maryland who is retired from the workplace by reason of total and permanent disability is eligible for a tuition waiver for some continuing education courses. These courses are state-funded and contain the icon u in the course description. If the course description contains this icon, disabled retirees do not pay tuition for the course. Fees, however, must be paid in full. Please note that there is no out-of-county surcharge for disabled retired students.

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GENER ALCREATIVE INFORMATION ARTS To receive the disabled retiree tuition waiver, the student must provide certification from the Social Security Administration, the Railroad Retirement Board, or the appropriate federal pension/retirement authority stating that the student receives both disability and retirement benefits [Annotated Code of Maryland section 16-106-c]. A copy of the student’s Social Security Administration benefits letter must be provided with the student’s registration form. The waiver is valid for one school year, or the remainder of the school year, beginning each summer.

Maryland National Guard Waiver Members of the Maryland National Guard are entitled to a waiver of 50% of tuition only for continuing education vocational-technical/ certification courses. Eligible students must provide a letter from their commanding officer certifying that the member of the Maryland National Guard has at least 24 months remaining to serve or has agreed, in writing, to serve for a minimum of 24 months. The College’s out-ofcounty and out-of-state residency surcharge is waived for courses meeting eligibility for a Maryland National Guard waiver, but the student is responsible for all other fees.

Maryland National Guard Dependents Dependent spouses and children of a member of the Maryland National Guard and Maryland Air Guard may request a tuition and fee waiver when a Guard member is called to active duty for a minimum period of six continuous months of service. Eligibility for the waiver for a given semester will be determined by the military status of the Guard member as of the date of the start of a regular fall or spring semester or the start of the first summer session. Eligible students must provide a copy of the spouse’s/parent’s military orders to active duty, along with the dependent military identification card.

Senior Adult Tuition Waiver Maryland residents 60 years of age or older at the time of registration are eligible for a tuition waiver for some continuing education courses. These courses are state-funded and contain the icon u in the course description. If the course description contains this icon u, senior adults do not pay tuition for the course. Fees, however, must be paid in full. Please note that for all courses there is no out-of-county surcharge for senior adults.

Disability Support Services

GENERAL INFORMATION Disclaimer Despite our best efforts, an error may occasionally occur in a course description, tuition, fee, or other entry in the Schedule of Classes. In the event of a printing error, the College reserves the right to apply the correct information.

Career Services Students who are currently enrolled in continuing education courses may visit Advising, Career and Transfer Services for assistance with creating a resume, developing effective interview skills, and conducting a job search. Advisors are available by appointment during regularly scheduled business hours. For further information, call 443-4122301, or visit www.harford.edu/student-services/ career-services.

Code of Conduct When enrolling in Harford Community College, students accept and agree to abide by the policies and regulations of HCC, including those in the Student Code of Conduct, the Drug and Alcohol Policy, and the Computer Use Policy. Students should understand that violation of these regulations will subject them to the penalties and sanctions contained in these policies. The full Student Code of Conduct can be found on the College website: https://www. harford.edu/student-services/student-rights-andresponsibilities.aspx

Course Cancellation Policy The College reserves the right to cancel any class when there is insufficient enrollment. If we must cancel a class, you will be notified by mail, telephone, or at the first class meeting. The College reserves the right to change or cancel individual courses, programs, schedules, and/or fees.

Continuing Education Transcripts Available The Continuing Education & Training Division offers official transcripts to students enrolled in many continuing education work-related training courses and other courses. (Course description will contain the icon ¥.) Transcripts provide a history of continuing education and training courses completed and indicate the name of the course, start and end dates, course hours, and number of continuing education units earned. Transcripts may be requested by submitting a Continuing Education Transcript Request form. For a Transcript Request form, call 443-4122376, opt. 1 or visit www.harford.edu/cet and select the related link at the bottom of the page. A $5 fee for each transcript requested is due at the time of the request.

u = Senior Adult and Disabled Retiree Tuition Waivers Apply

HCC is committed to serving students who have documented physical, learning, psychological, or other disabilities. Students who have a disability are responsible for contacting Disability Support Services at 443-412-2402 to discuss their needs and establish eligibility for services and accommodations. Because accommodations can take time to implement, if you have not already contacted DSS, you should do so immediately. While providing accommodations is the primary responsibility of the office, additional services include academic advising, career advising, transfer advising, and training on assistive technologies. All information shared with Disability Support Services is kept in accordance with relevant state and federal laws. For additional information, go to http://www.harford.edu/student-services/disabilitysupport-services.aspx.

Sexual Harassment and Misconduct When enrolling in Harford Community College, students accept and agree to abide by the policies and regulations of HCC, including the Sexual Harassment and Misconduct Policy and Procedure. Students should understand that violation of these regulations will subject them to the penalties and sanctions contained in these policies. The full policy can be found on the College website: http://www.harford. edu/about/sexual-misconduct/About%20 HCC%20Policies.aspx

Tax Credits Tax credits may be available for some continuing education coursework. Consult your tax preparer for details.

Textbooks If the course description indicates that a text is required, you may purchase the textbook at HCC’s College Store (443-412-2209) in the Student Center, or online at bookstore.harford.edu.

Failure to pay at the time of registration will incur a debt to the College that must be paid whether or not you attend the class. To avoid receiving a bill, call 443412-2376, opt. 1 before the class begins in order to process a drop.

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GENERAL INFORMATION SUMMER 2018 CAMPUS POLICIES Pets on Campus It is the policy of Harford Community College to prohibit all pets from all campus buildings, offices, laboratories and athletic fields with the exception of service animals used as bona fide instructional aids, or animals used for contracted entertainment purposes. Dogs that are properly controlled (leashed) and licensed will be permitted in open campus areas. Owners will be responsible for all pet clean-up.

Nondiscrimination Statement Harford Community College, as an institution of higher learning, believes in equal opportunity in education and in employment and encourages the enrollment and employment of all interested persons, regardless of race, color, religion, sex, sexual orientation, national origin, age (for students age 16+), disability or any other characteristic protected by law or policies and practices of HCC.

Personal Injury

Tobacco-Free Campus

Upon enrollment, students agree to assume the risks and liabilities entailed in any course requirement. The student releases and holds harmless Harford Community College, its trustees, faculty, staff and administration from any injury sustained through his/her actions or the actions of other students enrolled in the course.

It is the policy of Harford Community College that the College is a smoke- and tobacco-free environment. The use of any type of tobacco product, smoking device or equipment, or any item that simulates smoking (i.e. e-cigarettes) is prohibited on all areas of the College’s property, as well as off-campus sites supervised by the College. Violators of the tobacco policy are subject to a $50 fine and/or disciplinary action. Contact the Office of Student Activities, 443412-2140, for more information on wellness assistance and smoking cessation classes.

Sexual Harassment Statement Sexual harassment is defined as unwelcome sexual advances, requests for sexual favors, and other verbal or physical conduct or communication of a sexual nature which has the purpose or effect of unreasonably interfering with an individual’s academic or work performance, or which creates an intimidating, hostile or offensive learning or work environment. Such conduct is illegal and will not be tolerated at Harford Community College.

Visitors Policy All persons attending classes must be officially registered for those classes. Any visitors (including children), other than those with bona fide academic, educational, and/or approved business with the College, are not to be in offices, labs, classrooms, break rooms, work areas, or hallways. Children (ages 12 and under) are not to be left unattended at any time, under any circumstances.

BUILDING INDEX A Aberdeen Hall P Amoss Center APG APG Federal Credit Union Arena B Bel Air Hall BC Belcamp Center C Chesapeake Center CO Conowingo Center DH Darlington Hall E Edgewood Hall F Fallston Hall FHC Forest Hill Center

HSC Harford Sports Complex Building H Havre de Grace Hall D Hays-Heighe House HC Hickory Center J Joppa Hall L Library M Maryland Hall O Observatory SC Student Center S Susquehanna Center

Graduate Drive

PARKING

BEL AIR HALL

A B C

BELCAMP CENTER

M L

Tennis Courts D

Parking in reserved spaces will result in a fine ($50 - $150)

Pond CONOWINGO CENTER

Stadium Ave.

HSC Stadium Ave.

APG

Fighting Owls Blvd.

APG FEDERAL CREDIT UNION ARENA

STADIUM FIELD

FHC

DARLINGTON HALL

Constellation Way

FOREST HILL CENTER

NCE 7 ENTRA

Success Way

E HICKORY CENTER

S Alumni Lane

Cross Campus Drive

HARFORD COMMUNITY COLLEGE SPORTS COMPLEX

SUSQUEHANNA CENTER

Directions to HCC and University Center Northeastern Maryland

University

401 Thomas Run Road • Bel Air, MD 21015 443.412.2000 or 410.836.4000 www.harford.edu

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GENER ALCREATIVE INFORMATION ARTS

EMERGENCY INFORMATION AND CLOSINGS If the College announces it is CLOSING because of inclement weather or other circumstances, all classes—both on and off campus—will be canceled. This applies even when a particular offcampus center has not announced it is closing. Sometimes an off-campus center such as Harford County Public Schools announces a closing. In such cases, HCC classes scheduled at that location will be canceled even if the College does not announce it is closing. When in doubt regarding closings, call the HCC Emergency Information/Weather Closings number, 443-412-2322, or check the College’s web page at www.harford.edu.

HOLIDAYS Classes at Harford Community College will not be held on the following dates:

May 28 | July 4 | September 3 Classes at Harford County Public School locations will not be held on the following dates:

May 28 | June 26 | July 4 September 3

PARKING Parking and Traffic Control Procedures In order to maintain an orderly flow of traffic, provide reasonable and convenient parking, and create a safe atmosphere for all persons at the College, the following guidelines apply to all students, employees, and visitors of Harford Community College. Certain parking lots have been designated for persons with handicapped parking permits, employees, students, visitors, and College vehicles. For details, refer to “HCC Campus Parking, Traffic, and Related Regulations,” available from the Human Resources Office. Public Safety issues tickets for traffic and parking violations. High speed driving, reckless driving, and failure to yield to pedestrians may result in revocation of operating privileges on campus in addition to a fine of $150. The maximum speed limit on campus is 15 MPH. Pedestrians have the right-of-way at all times.

DISABLED PARKING

Emergency Notification Procedures

Disabled parking is clearly marked and is reserved for those displaying a valid State handicapped vehicle registration plate or permit, or a temporary HCC disabled permit. If no disabled parking is available, permit holders may park in any un-numbered employee space. Temporary HCC disabled permits are available in the Human Resources Office for HCC employees and in the Department of Public Safety for students and visitors. Requesters must submit a valid doctor’s note to obtain a temporary HCC disabled permit. The fine for illegally parking in a reserved disabled parking space is $150.

TOWING State law allows for towing of vehicles from fire lanes without warning or notification. Fire lanes are clearly marked, and this law will be strictly enforced for the safety of the community.

SAFETY AND SECURITY Campus Crime Statistics The Annual Security Report contains three consecutive years of campus crime statistics and information on how to help keep individuals and their property safe on campus. It is published and available annually by October 1. A hard copy may be requested in writing, by phone, or in person at the Department of Public Safety, 443-412-2272, located in the Belcamp building at 401 Thomas Run Road, Bel Air, MD 21015. The Annual Security Report can be accessed online at http://www.harford.edu/~/media/PDF/publicsafety/15-0123_Annual_Security_Report_2014Interactive.ashx

Department of Public Safety The Department of Public Safety, available on campus 24/7, has the primary responsibility for serving the safety and security needs of the campus community. In meeting this responsibility, all campus buildings and facilities are patrolled and inspected regularly to ensure a safe and comfortable academic environment where learning is the central focus. The office is located in the Belcamp building.

HCC will provide you with information using one or more of the following methods in case of an emergency: • HCC Alert Me Emergency Notification System • Emergency Notification Line: Call 443-412-2322 To REPORT an emergency: First call 911; then contact Public Safety at 443-412-2272 or ext. 2272 from on-campus phones.

Escort Services Public Safety operates an escort service at all times. The Public Safety vehicle is well marked and operated by a uniformed security officer. Call ext. 2272 from any campus phone for this service. All persons are encouraged to use this service.

Sex Offender Registry The College prohibits the enrollment of individuals listed on the National or Maryland Department of Public Safety and Correctional Services Sex Offender Registry or registered with the Harford County Child Advocacy Unit. A list of registered sex offenders is available from Public Safety, 443-412-2272.

Weapons/Violence Prohibitions All persons who enter any College property are prohibited from carrying a handgun, firearm, or weapon of any kind. Only persons affiliated with a law enforcement agency who are licensed to carry a weapon and have notified College officials are exempt from this prohibition. Any form of violence, threatening behavior, or verbal/nonverbal harassment that involves or affects Harford Community College or which occurs on the College campus, or its satellites, off-site facilities, or in any off-campus location that could be considered an extension of the workplace [i.e., official travel] is prohibited. This includes threatening behavior, violent actions, and harassment by/against or between/among students, employees, supervisors, and visitors.

Numbers to Remember • 911 for Immediate Assistance • Public Safety: 443-412-2272 (ext. 2272 on-campus)

mergency Notification/ E Weather Closing Line: • 443-412-2322

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GENERAL INFORMATION SUMMER 2018

NEED FINANCIAL HELP? Financial resources and services are available for continuing education and training students. Please review the information below to see if you and/ or your program of study qualify.

Presidential Grant Scholarships Partial scholarships may be available for the programs listed below. These scholarships are funded by the College and are contingent upon the availability of funds. Based on financial need, the scholarships are awarded to students who are in good financial standing with the College and have successfully completed all assessment exams required for the program of choice. Applications must be completed, signed, and submitted with the required financial documentation at least two weeks prior to the start of class. For an application, visit www.harford.edu/cet or contact training@harford.edu. • A+

• Hospitality

• Appliance Repair

• HR Essentials

• Applied Engineering • Landscape Technology Technology • Bartending • Basic Machine Manufacturing Technology • Building Maintenance

• Medical Administrative Assistant • Microsoft Office Power User • Nail Technician

• Child Care

• Network+

• Commercial Truck Driving

• Nurse Refresher

• Computer Fundamentals • Dental Assistant • Drone Technology • Emergency Medical Technician • Floral Design • Food Science/ Culinary Arts • Forklift • Heating Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration (HVAC) • Heavy Equipment Operator • Histologic Technician

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Certificate to Career in One Year Scholarship Program Scholarships for workforce development programs are available to students 16-21 years of age who qualify. Funded by the Susquehanna Workforce Network, Inc. Contact literacy@harford.edu or 443-412-2160 to learn more about this scholarship program.

Educational Loans Many banks offer low interest alternative education loans. Contact your local bank or credit union for information.

Military Benefits Military benefits may be used for certain workforce and allied health programs. Please call 443-412-2100 for more information.

Susquehanna Workforce Network Vouchers Funding is available for skill enhancement and training for eligible individuals. For information, contact the nearest Workforce Center: • Aberdeen: 410-272-5400 • Bel Air: 410-836-4625 • Cecil County: 410-996-0550

FACTS Tuition Management Interest-Free Monthly Lifetime Learning Payment Plan Tax Credit Harford Community College has contracted with FACTS, the nation’s leading provider of tuition management services, which allows students to make payments in multiple installments. Continuing Education students must have a minimum balance of $800. A minimum deposit of 25% is required when enrolling with FACTS, and students must have their total tuition and fees paid in full upon completion of the course(s) with a maximum of four installments.

The Lifetime Learning Tax Credit provides an annual credit of $1,000 for qualified tuition, fees and related expenses for, among other things, courses that develop or improve job skills. Consult a professional tax advisor for further information.

Applications are available at the registration desk in Edgewood Hall and at the Cashier’s Office in the Student Center.

• Nursing Assistant • Paramedic • Phlebotomy Technician • Physical Therapy Technician • Print Graphic Design • Professional Human Resource Management (SHRM Certification) • Security+ • Solar Photovoltaic Installer • Web Graphic Design • Welding • Veterinary Assistant

For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

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GENER ALCREATIVE INFORMATION ARTS

OFF-CAMPUS COURSE SITES & ADDRESSES Amoss Center

Forest Hill Extension Office

North Harford High School

200 Thomas Run Road Bel Air, MD 21015

2335 Rock Spring Road Forest Hill, MD 21050

211 Pylesville Road Pylesville, MD 21132

Bel Air Middle School

The GroundFloor at Harford Patterson Mill High School

99 Idlewild Street Bel Air, MD 21014

2021-G Pulaski Hwy Havre de Grace, MD 21078

85 Patterson Mill Road Bel Air, MD 21015

C. Milton Wright High School

Harford Community Action Agency

Perry Point Veterans Hospital

1301 N. Fountain Green Road Bel Air, MD 21015

1010 Gateway Drive Edgewood, MD 21040

Chenowith Activity Center

Harford Technical High School

1707 Fallston Road Fallston, MD 21047

Edgewood High School

Havre de Grace Activity Center

Edgewood Public Library

351 Lewis Lane Havre de Grace, MD 21078

Fallston High School 2301 Carrs Mill Road Fallston, MD 21047

Fallston Middle School 2303 Carrs Mill Road Fallston, MD 21047

Ruggles Golf Course 5600 Maryland Boulevard Aberdeen Proving Ground, MD 21005

200 Thomas Run Road Bel Air, MD 21015

2415 Willoughby Beach Road Edgewood, MD 21040

629 Edgewood Road Edgewood, MD 21040

515 Broad Street Perry Point, MD 21902

Southampton Middle School 1200 Moores Mill Road Bel Air, MD 21014

Havre de Grace High School 700 Congress Avenue Havre de Grace, MD 21078

University Center 1201 Technology Drive Aberdeen, MD 21001

WAGE Connection

Life Church

975 Beards Hill Road Aberdeen, MD 21001

1007 S. Stepney Road Aberdeen, MD 21001

McFaul Activities Center 525 W. MacPhail Road Bel Air, MD 21015

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COMMUNITY EDUCATION SUMMER 2018 M A I L TO

Continuing Education Registration Form

Office Use Only  Spring  Summer  Fall

Harford Community College Continuing Education and Training Division 401 Thomas Run Road, Bel Air, MD 21015 P: 443.412.2376 | F: 443.412.2383

Registered by: __________________________________ Cashier’s Office: ________________________________ C/R __________ Ini. ___________ Date ____________ E D S Waiver:  Yes

H HCC ID

Last Name (Please print.)

Street

First Name City

Home Phone

MI State

Cell/Work Phone (Circle one.)

Zip Code

Email  Home or  Business

Contact Information for HCC AlertMe Emergency Notification System  YES, please contact me in the event of an emergency on campus or a non-emergency campus closing. ________________________________ Preferred contact phone number

 NO, I choose not to be contacted in the event of a campus emergency or non-routine campus closing. ________________________________

Date of Birth

Senior Citizen (60 years or older)  YES  NO

Gender  Male  Female

month / day / year

Citizenship  U.S. Citizen  

Ethnicity

Permanent Resident/Asylee/Refugee (Must bring in original card.) Non-U.S. Citizen (Must submit copy of immigration document.) Visa Type:

Are you of Hispanic or Latino origin?  YES  NO (Defined as a person of Cuban, Mexican, Puerto Rican, South or Central American, or other Spanish culture or origin, regardless of race.)

Race

Select one or more of  White (01)  Black/African American (02)  Asian (03) the following categories:  American Indian or Native Alaskan (04)  Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander (05) (See harford.edu/dfr for definitions of race.)

How did you hear about this course?  Newspaper  Radio  HCC Marquee  HCC Website  Printed Schedule of Classes  HCC Kids Summer Program Booklet  Email  Postcard/Flyer/Brochure  HCC Facebook  Referral from Family or Friend  Referral from Instructor  Other ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ COURSE #

COURSE TITLE

TUITION

FEE

OUT-OF-COUNTY SURCHARGE $20

OUT-OF-STATE SURCHARGE $35

COST

SUBTOTAL WAIVER ELIGIBILITY:

WAIVER TOTAL TOTAL COST

Payment is due at time of registration.  Check  Money Order  VISA  MasterCard  Discover  American Express

I accept and agree to abide by the policies and regulations of HCC. I understand that violation of these regulations may subject me to penalties and sanctions. (A copy of the Student Code may be obtained from the Student Activities Office.) I certify that the information on this form is accurate and complete. Failure to provide accurate information may be just cause for dismissal from the College.

We will contact you for payment by credit/debit card as soon as your registration has been processed. Date

NOTE: Photographs may be taken in classrooms and/or on campus and used for Harford Community College promotions including, but not limited to, use on Facebook, the College website, and print materials. If you do not wish to be photographed, please inform the photographer.

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REV. 03/28/18

Signature

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

Medical Administrative Assistant Nursing Assistant Paramedic Phlebotomy Technician Physical Therapy Technician

$40,430 $42,090 $36,880 $29,700 $41,320 $38,060 $27,610

Employment Growth (US)‡

Histotechnician

18% 18% 21% * 18% 24% 25% 41%

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Computer Network Support Specialist Computer User Support Specialist Information Security Analyst Network and Computer Systems Administrator Graphic Designer Web Designer

$72,730 $54,320 $104,830 $106,000 $58,590 $58,590

Employment Growth (US)‡

HIGH-DEMAND OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING

Maryland Mean Wage†

C E R T I F I C AT E PROGRAMS

Dental Assistant

Maryland Mean Wage†

H.O.T.

HEALTHCARE

8% 13% 18% 8% 1% 1%

Child Care Provider Floral Designer Food Science Technician Human Resources Manager Nail Technician Veterinary Assistant

$24,860 $25,060 $30,200 $46,610 $133,500 $24,930 $27,450

Employment Growth (US)‡

Bartender

Maryland Mean Wage†

PROFESSIONAL/SERVICE 10% 5% -3% 5% 9% 10% 9%

TRADES Appliance Repair Technician

$42,830

Apprenticeship - Electrician*

$53,830

14% **

Apprenticeship - HVAC*

$54,830

14%

Harford Community College has developed High-Demand Occupational Training (H.O.T.) Certificates based on the projected employment growth in various industries. Choose the career that’s right for you and boost your career by earning a H.O.T. Certificate.

Applied Engineering Technician

$70,000

Building Maintenance Technician

$41,430

Commercial Truck Driver

$46,010

Heavy Equipment Operator HVAC/Refrigeration Repair Technician

† State Occupational Employment and Wage Estimates for the State of Maryland, May 2016. ‡ U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Employment Projections Program. Percent change in employment, projected 2014-24. * Source: acinet.org ** Source: careeronestop.org. Projected employment growth in Maryland. *** Occupational Outlook Handbook Median Annual Wages, May 2016 (US). U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Occupational Employment Statistics.

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The intent of the publication is to provide community residents with information on Harford Community College’s educational offerings applicable to the current occupational outlook. The College does not guarantee that an offer of employment will result for students who have completed the recommended HCC courses/ programs. Information on this chart was obtained through Bureau of Labor and Statistics, 201617 Occupational Outlook Handbook. www.bls.gov/ooh

Home Improvement Contractor Home Inspector

$38,560 $48,730 $54,830 $43,600

Employment Growth (US)‡

Forklift Operator

Maryland Mean Wage†

Are you looking to start a career in a growing industry? Consider a H.O.T. Certificate at HCC.

5% 3% 10% 14% 6%

Landscaper/Groundsworker

$56,680 *** $36,500

Machine Manufacturing Technician

$43,160

Solar Photovoltaic Installer

$39,240

24%

Theater/Stage Technician

$42,550

Welder

$46,410

For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

8% 6%

* LICENSURE PROGRAMS

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COMPUTER TR AINING Computer Training Attendance Requirements: For computer training courses you must attend 75% of the course in order to receive a certificate of completion. For Print Graphic Design, Web Graphic Design, and Web Development certification programs, you must attend 80% of all classes in the series to receive program certification.

COMPUTER FUNDAMENTALS COMPUTER TR AINING

CONTINUING EDUCATION CERTIFICATES

Introduction to Business Computing Are you a new computer user? Learn the basics of Microsoft Windows, file management, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Access and Microsoft PowerPoint. Produce a document, make a spreadsheet, create a database, and create a presentation. Textbook purchase required.

u¥µ CRN:

Computer Fundamentals with Microsoft Office Certificate HCC’s Continuing Education & Training Division can enhance your computer skills and professional opportunities. Earn a Computer Fundamentals certificate when you successfully complete a series of six computer classroom courses: four core courses and two additional classroom computer courses. Students may take the Word, Excel, and PowerPoint courses in any order. The certificate recognizes the student’s achievement in gaining knowledge in using computers for business or personal applications. 1. Complete four core courses: • Introduction to Business Computing or Computer Basics for Allied Health • Learn Word in a Day • Learn Excel in a Day • Learn PowerPoint in a Day 2. Complete two electives: • Select any two full-day classroom computer courses listed in the Continuing Education Schedule. 3. Call 443-360-9108 to receive your Computer Fundamentals certificate.

Microsoft Office Power User Certificate HCC’s Continuing Education & Training Division can help you stand out among your peers and become part of an elite group of qualified, knowledgeable Microsoft Office users in the modern workplace. Employers are always looking for Microsoft Office users who can work smarter and have greater competence. Individuals who complete the certificate program can prove their abilities as productive Microsoft Office users and increase their credibility with employers. Earn the Microsoft Office Power User certificate when you successfully complete all core classroom courses and one classroom elective as listed below. These classes will help prepare you to sit for the Microsoft Office 2013 Specialist Certification Exams. 1. Complete five core courses: • Word Intermediate Features • Excel Advanced Features • Word Advanced Features • Introduction to Access • Excel Intermediate Features 2. Complete one elective course from the following list: • Advanced PowerPoint • Access Intermediate • Learn Outlook in a Day 3. Call 443-360-9108 to receive your Microsoft Office Power User certificate.

u = Senior Adult and Disabled Retiree Tuition Waivers Apply

25242

Tuition:

199

TUE, THU 9:30 AM-12:40 PM E-215 CRN:

6/5-6/21 Sessions: 6 J. Reilly

35334

MON, WED 9:30 AM-12:40 PM E-215 No class 7/2 & 7/4. CRN:

Fee:

6/25-7/18 Sessions: 6 G. Williamson

35335

TUE, THU 9:30 AM-12:40 PM E-215

7/31-8/16 Sessions: 6 G. Williamson

Computer Basics for Allied Health Acquire the basic computer skills required for employment as an Allied Health professional. Learn the fundamentals of MS Windows, file management, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft Access. Along with learning the basic components of the computer, you will learn to navigate the desktop; store and retrieve files; create, save and print a Word document; work with formulas and tables in an Excel spreadsheet; and create and modify an Access database using building queries. Textbook purchase required.

u¥µ CRN:

35336

Tuition:

TUE, THU 5:30 PM-9:40 PM DH-129

¥ = Transcript Available

269

Fee:

7/24-8/16 Sessions: 8 B. Lamka

µ = Flash Drive Required | 49

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SUMMER 2018 Computer Basics for Food Science/Culinary Arts

Word Intermediate Features

Did you ever wonder how a restaurant knows how much food to order, or how a bakery keeps track of their inventory? Most restaurants and suppliers use computers to keep track of costs, supplies, sales and many other aspects of their businesses. Students will learn the fundamentals of Microsoft Windows and file management along with the basics of three Microsoft Office programs-Word, Excel and PowerPoint -to gain essential and marketable computer skills specific to the Food Science and Culinary Arts Industries. Textbook purchase required.

Improve your Microsoft Word skills by producing more complex documents. Work with graphics; learn mail merge; create labels; design styles and templates; generate an index; and insert headers and footers in multiple sections. Prerequisite: Learn Word in a Day. Textbook purchase required.

u¥ Classes return fall 2018.

u¥µ

125

Fee:

TUE 5/8 8:30 AM-4 PM Session: 1 UC-125 C. Blubaugh CRN:

125

Fee:

THU 5/17 8:30 AM-4 PM Session: 1 UC-125 A. Coyner

35338

TUE 7/24 8:30 AM-4 PM Session: 1 E-215 J. Reilly

Now Teaching Windows 10 and Microsoft Office 2016.

25250

Tuition:

125

Fee:

CRN:

WED 5/30 8:30 AM-4 PM Session: 1 UC-125 A. Coyner CRN:

35340

MON 8/6 8:30 AM-4 PM Session: 1 E-215 L. Meyers

Shortcuts & Efficiencies in MS Word So many great features in Word 2016! This class will cover cool existing topics, new features and tips & tricks. You will learn many navigating and highlighting shortcuts, along with formatting tips that will cut down on formatting time and struggles. Styles is a fantastic feature that is underused, but after this class you will see enormous benefit in using it. Finally, a new feature for 2016 is that you can open a PDF file directly into a Word document.

CRN:

125

Fee:

25254

35341

THU 7/19 8:30 AM-4 PM Session: 1 E-215 J. Reilly CRN:

35342

WED 8/8 8:30 AM-4 PM Session: 1 E-215 J. Reilly

Excel Intermediate Features Expand your knowledge of Microsoft Excel by learning to create more complex workbooks. Create, modify, and format charts; analyze table data; create and run simple macros; and use what-if analysis. Prerequisite: Learn Excel in a Day. Textbook purchase required.

u¥µ CRN:

25255

Tuition:

125

Fee:

WED 5/23 8:30 AM-4 PM Session: 1 UC-125 A. Coyner CRN:

35343

MON 8/13 8:30 AM-4 PM Session: 1 E-215 L. Meyers

Classes return fall 2018.

For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

Tuition:

MON 6/18 8:30 AM-4 PM Session: 1 E-215 J. Reilly

u¥

50 |

25253

WED 5/16 8:30 AM-4 PM Session: 1 UC-125 J. Reilly

u¥µ CRN:

Maximize your time with tools and techniques to create professional spreadsheets. Create a spreadsheet from scratch; insert formulas and functions; use formatting features; and create a simple chart. Prerequisite: Working knowledge of Windows. Textbook purchase required.

CRN:

35339

Learn Excel in a Day (or 2 Nights!)

u¥µ

Expand your intermediate Microsoft Word knowledge with the advanced features of the software. Integrate Word with other Microsoft programs; create and modify forms; create and modify screenshots; add comments; track changes; and learn to customize Word. Prerequisite: Word Intermediate Features. Textbook purchase required.

Learn how to use Microsoft Word to format text and paragraphs; work with tabs and margins; add borders and shading; insert headers and footers; add and format page numbers; and create, format, and edit tables. Prerequisite: Working knowledge of Windows. Textbook purchase required. $

Tuition:

Word Advanced Features

Learn Word in a Day (or 2 Nights)

Tuition:

25249

MON 7/30 8:30 AM-4 PM Session: 1 E-215 L. Meyers

MICROSOFT WORD

25248

CRN:

MICROSOFT OFFICE APPLICATIONS

CRN:

u¥µ

MICROSOFT EXCEL

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COMPUTER TR AINING Excel Advanced Features Expand your intermediate knowledge of Microsoft Excel by learning the advanced features of the software. Create pivot tables; create a template; use advanced analysis features; insert comments; embed an Excel chart into a PowerPoint slide; and import a table into Access. Prerequisite: Excel Intermediate Features. Textbook purchase required.

u¥µ CRN:

25256

Tuition:

125

Fee:

WED 6/20 8:30 AM-4 PM Session: 1 E-215 A. Coyner CRN:

35344

Tuition:

125

Fee:

MON 8/20 8:30 AM-4 PM Session: 1 E-215 L. Meyers

Shortcuts & Efficiencies in MS Excel Did you know you can make a graph with one key? Did you know you can highlight a huge amount of data with two keys? Did you know you can join or break apart data extremely easily now in Excel 2016? There are so many tips and tricks in Excel, both old and new. This class will combine many features that will help you to create a spreadsheet quicker with more advanced skills. Class will cover AutoFill, Quick Analysis (new), Functions, Flash Fill (new), Viewing Multiple Files, Creating a Graph and so much more.

u¥ CRN:

25268

Tuition:

Fee:

WED 5/9 8:30 AM-12 PM Session: 1 UC-126 A. Coyner

MICROSOFT OUTLOOK

Tuition:

125

This class will start you from the very beginning on how to pick a template and how to use the slide layouts. From there, you will learn how to insert and format text, bullets and pictures. The class will also cover many shortcuts and techniques that will help you to feel comfortable working in PowerPoint. Other features that will add interest will be Screenshots, SmartArt and Animation. Finally, if you are the presenter, there are printing options that are important to know and also cool features in the Slide Show view that will help you manage the presentation like a professional.

u¥

Learn PowerPoint in a Day (or 2 Nights!) Create imaginative and attention-grabbing PowerPoint presentations by inserting objects, modifying the master slide, and using animation. Prerequisite: Working knowledge of Windows. Textbook purchase required.

Fee:

WED 8/22 8:30 AM-4 PM Session: 1 E-215 B. Lam

Tuition:

125

Fee:

Advanced PowerPoint Expand your knowledge of Microsoft PowerPoint with the advanced features of the software. Work with charts; update a linked Excel worksheet; create custom tables; design and format SmartArt; animate a chart, add action buttons; add comments; and design a custom show. Prerequisite: Learn PowerPoint in a Day. Textbook purchase required.

u¥µ CRN:

35346

Tuition:

125

Fee:

THU 8/23 8:30 AM-4 PM Session: 1 E-215 C. Blubaugh

u = Senior Adult and Disabled Retiree Tuition Waivers Apply

25269

Tuition:

Fee:

WED 5/9 1-4:30 PM Session: 1 UC-126 A. Coyner

MICROSOFT POWERPOINT

35345

u¥ CRN:

Classes return fall 2018.

FRI 8/10 8:30 AM-4 PM Session: 1 E-215 C. Blubaugh

u¥

35347

There is so much more to Outlook than reading and deleting emails! Come learn some new and old features that will help you go beyond the basics of email. You will uncover fantastic shortcuts that will save time; e.g. Quick Steps (new), drag & drop to create a quick item, and sorting and filtering emails more effectively. You will use folders for better organization and discover faster ways to delete unwanted email. The class will also cover many options of the Calendar, including some new features like the Weather Bar. You will also work with the People & Task features.

CRN:

Want to learn Microsoft Outlook quickly and become a confident and productive user of this powerful program? If so, this course is for you. In this course, you’ll see what’s new in Outlook and get up and running with the most important aspects of the program, you’ll quickly learn how to manage your email, calendar, and contacts, and how to streamline and automate your work with keyboard shortcuts, rules, Search Folders, and Quick Steps. Prerequisite: Working knowledge of Windows. Textbook purchase required.

CRN:

Shortcuts & Efficiencies in MS PowerPoint

u¥µ

Learn Outlook in a Day

Shortcuts & Efficiencies in MS Outlook

MICROSOFT ACCESS Introduction to Access Learn the fundamentals of database design and explore key terms and concepts within Microsoft Access. Create a database, use queries to find and analyze data, and design simple forms and reports. Prerequisite: Working knowledge of Windows. Textbook purchase required.

u¥µ Classes resuming in fall 2018.

Access Intermediate Features Go further in the use of Microsoft Access to construct more complex databases. Create multiple queries, use templates, import data from Excel, normalize data, analyze relationships, and create advanced queries. Prerequisite: Introduction to Access. Textbook purchase required.

u¥µ CRN:

25266

Tuition:

249

Fee:

MON 5/14-5/21 8:30 AM-4 PM Sessions: 2 UC-125 N. Carver

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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SUMMER 2018 Access Advanced Features

CompTIA CERTIFICATIONS

Expand on your intermediate knowledge of Microsoft Access by learning the advanced features of the software. Create advanced reports, create macros, create and design modules, and administer a database. Prerequisite: Introduction to Access and Access Intermediate Features. Textbook purchase required.

A+ CERTIFICATION

u¥µ

Fundamentals of PC Repair

CRN:

25261

Tuition:

249

Fee:

MON 6/4-6/11 8:30 AM-4 PM Sessions: 2 E-215 N. Carver

A+ Exam Prep

Introduction to Microsoft Project Discover the uses of Microsoft Project. Create a task list; set up resources; assign resources to tasks; format and share your plan; track progress on tasks; and fine-tune task details, resource details, assignment details, and the Project Plan. Prerequisite: Working knowledge of Windows. Textbook purchase required.

u¥µ

25263

Tuition:

289

Fee:

MON 4/30-5/7 8:30 AM-4 PM Sessions: 2 UC-125 N. Carver

COMPUTERIZED ACCOUNTING Gain knowledge of how to automate business finances, including how to set up a new or existing company. In addition, learn to track expenses and income; monitor and pay sales tax; receive and deposit payments and reconcile bank statements; and print invoices, statements, payroll checks, and reports. Prerequisites: Knowledge of accounting and Windows.

u¥

25265

Tuition:

289

Fee:

WED 5/2-5/30 6 PM-9:10 PM Sessions: 5 UC-125 B. Lam

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H.O.T. CERTIFICATE A+ Certification

Technical Certifications Technical certifications measure competency and capability to demonstrate technical knowledge to potential employers. Increase your marketability, salary, and the business value of your future company. Today, virtually every technology professional can benefit by pursuing a well-chosen certification. Advance your career or start a new one with industry certifications offered online or in the traditional classroom setting. Harford Community College provides affordable, flexible IT certification and training programs designed to build skills and fit a busy lifestyle. CompTIA Certifications • A+ • Network+ • Security+ • CASP

QuickBooks

CRN:

PC Repair Technician Level 1 PC Repair Technician Level 2

MICROSOFT PROJECT

CRN:

The following classes will resume in fall 2018.

Cisco Certifications • Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA) (ISC)2 • Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) Project Management Institute • Project Management Professional

What is A+ Certification? Sponsored by the Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA), A+ Certification is an industry-wide, globally recognized credential for today’s PC Repair Technicians. It is a marketable certification that organizations seek when hiring PC Technicians to support and maintain PCs in a diverse network environment. Whether a student pursues A+ Certification for its own merit or as a starting point for other certifications, the courses offered at Harford Community College give a firm foundation of knowledge, ability, and skills in the field of maintenance and PC Repair. Practice tests are used in preparing for the exam.

Required Courses: • Fundamentals of PC Repair • PC Repair Technician Level 1 • PC Repair Technician Level 2

Textbooks/Exams Texts for courses must be purchased before the first day of class. Textbooks can be purchased at the College Store or online at bookstore. harford.edu. Classes include practice test sessions. It is recommended that exams be taken within six weeks of course completion.

Print Technology Certification • Print Graphic Design Web Technology Certification • Web Graphic Design • Web Development Discover more with HCC’s certification training. For information, call 443-360-9108 or visit www.harford. edu/computertraining.

For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

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COMPUTER TR AINING

NETWORK+ CERTIFICATION Network Technician Advance from an A+ certified (or equivalent) technician to a network support technician. This hands-on course covers every aspect of PC networks, from basic trouble shooting through advanced system configuration. Prerequisite: A+ Certified or Fundamentals of PC Repair, PC Repair Technician Level 1 and 2, or equivalent experience. Textbook purchase required.

u¥

25273

1,495

Fee:

WED, SAT 6-9:10 PM (WED) 8:30 AM-3:30 PM (SAT)

5/30-8/11

CRN:

Tuition:

199

Sessions: 20 Edgewood Public Library, Rm. 137 J. Pulaski No class 7/4 & 7/7.

NEW!

Network+ Exam Prep This course helps individuals study and pass their Network+ exam. The five domains that are covered on the exam are: network architecture, network operations, network security, troubleshooting, and industrial standards, practices and network theory. This class looks at sample exam questions from all five of these areas.

u¥ Classes resume in fall 2018.

SECURITY+ CERTIFICATION Fundamentals of Network Security (Security+) Classes resume in fall 2018.

NEW!

Security+ Exam Prep This course helps individuals study and pass their Security+ exam. The five domains that are covered on the exam are: network security; compliance and operational security; threats and vulnerabilities; application, data and host security; and access control and identity management. This class looks at sample exam questions from all five of these areas.

u¥ CRN:

25277

Tuition:

379

SAT 5/12-5/19 8 AM-5 PM Sessions: 2 UC-137 L. Hewitt

CASP CERTIFICATION

COMPUTER & NETWORK SECURITY NEW!

Cyber Security for the Novice Classes resume in fall 2018.

Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) Classes resume in fall 2018.

NEW!

Certified Information Systems Security Professional Exam Prep (CISSP) Classes resume in fall 2018.

CompTIA Advanced Security Practitioner (CASP) NEW! The CASP certification is an international, Certified Ethical Hacker vendor-neutral exam that proves competency in enterprise security; risk management; research and analysis; and integration of computing, communications, and business disciplines. This certification is CompTIA’s first mastery level management; and integration of computing, communications, and business disciplines, and was voted onto the DoD 8570 exam list in February 2013. Prerequisite: While there is no required prerequisite, the CASP certification is intended to follow CompTIA Security+ or equivalent experience and has a technical, hands-on focus at the enterprise level. Textbook purchase required.

u¥ CRN:

25280

Tuition:

1,799

To beat a hacker you have to think like one! Ethical hacking is the process of penetrating computers, networks, and applications that you have official authorization to access in order to determine if vulnerabilities exist. Once the vulnerabilities are discovered, what should be done to undertake preventative, corrective, and protective countermeasures before an actual compromise to the system takes place? This course will teach you how to look for weaknesses and vulnerabilities in target systems. You will use the same knowledge and tools as a malicious hacker, but in a lawful and legitimate manner, to assess the security of a target system. Students will complete the exam in class.

u¥

MON-FRI 5/14-5/18 8:30 AM-4:30 PM Sessions: 5 UC-205 D. Reese

Classes resume in fall 2018.

CISCO • CISCO I • CISCO II • CISCO III • CISCO IV Classes resume in fall 2018.

u = Senior Adult and Disabled Retiree Tuition Waivers Apply

¥ = Transcript Available

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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SUMMER 2018

PRINT GRAPHIC DESIGN CONTINUING EDUCATION CERTIFICATION • Principles of Graphic Design • InDesign • Typography Essentials • Photoshop for the Print Designer • Illustrator Classes resume in fall 2018.

WEB GRAPHIC DESIGN CONTINUING EDUCATION CERTIFICATION • Photoshop for the Web • Dreamweaver • ColdFusion • Animate Classes resume in fall 2018.

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H.O.T. CERTIFICATE

This professional certification is designed for creative individuals who want to learn how to design printed materials. The series is comprised of five required courses: Principles of Graphic Design, InDesign, Typography Essentials, Photoshop for the Print Designer, and Illustrator.

This professional certification is designed for those who are creative and enjoy working with graphics, layout, and colors. Students learn to use Photoshop to create high-quality, low-bandwidth graphics; Dreamweaver to create proper form and design; Animate to create vector-based animation for quick downloads; and learn to incorporate ColdFusion into a website. Certification is awarded at the successful completion of the capstone project, weekly classroom assignments, and demonstration of an understanding of the skills needed to be a web graphic designer. Prerequisites include having a good understanding of directory and file structure, knowledge of Windows, and the ability to work comfortably with web browsers. At the completion of the program, students will have a website with their work from the class to present to employers. Software recommended.

Print Graphic Design Continuing Education Certification

Prerequisites include having a good understanding of directory and file structure and knowledge of Windows. At the completion of the program, students will have a portfolio of their work from the class to present to employers. Textbooks, sketch pads, and software required. All courses must be taken in sequence. Online Ed2Go courses will not substitute. Certification is awarded upon successful completion of final projects, weekly classroom assignments, and a demonstration of an understanding of the skills needed to be a print designer. Students are required to attend a minimum of 80% of each course to receive a program certificate.

Web Graphic Design Continuing Education Certification

Required Courses:

All courses must be taken in sequence. Online courses will not substitute. Students are required to attend a minimum of 80% of each course to receive a program certificate.

•• Principles of Graphic Design •• InDesign • Illustrator •• Typography Essentials •• Photoshop for the Print Designer

•• Dreamweaver • ColdFusion •• Photoshop for the Web • Animate

Contact Pam Karwowski at pkarwowski@ harford.edu or 443-360-9108 with questions regarding the certificate program or software requirements.

Contact Pam Karowowski at pkarwowski@ harford.edu or 443-360-9108 with questions regarding the certificate program or software requirements.

For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

Required Courses:

www.harford.edu/cet

COMPUTER TR AINING Online career Career Training Courses 3ds max Create professional 3D graphics that appear just like the ones in video games. The three learning modules cover game object modeling; how to create and use professional gameoriented textured assets and export them to game engines; and creating and animating game characters. This is an Ed2Go Career Training Program that is self-paced and may be started at your convenience.

inspire teach CHANGE

¥ CRN:

35349

Fee:

1,695

Online Course C. Bradley

¥ CRN:

35350

Fee:

1,995

Online Course B. Stout

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Machining Hydraulics Pneumatics Veterinary Assistant Landscaping Bartending Small Engine Equipment Repair Appliance Repair Warehousing/Forklift Certification Driving Instructor/Behindthe-Wheel Microsoft Office Suite

APPLY AT WWW.HARFORD.EDU

Did You Know You Can Use Your

Military Benefits Essentials of Network & Security Administration Certificate*

The Mobile and Desktop Web Developer program teaches you to build dynamic database-driven websites for desktop and mobile devices using the most current technologies. This program includes a project where you will build a website from the ground up, and a final exam will test your knowledge about the technologies you learned. This is an Ed2Go Career Training Program that is selfpaced and may be started at your convenience.

35351

• • • • • • •

For These Certification Programs?

Mobile and Desktop Web Developer

CRN:

Specific instructor needs include:

• •

Cisco-CCNA Certification Training The CCNA certification indicates a professional level of knowledge and a foundation in basic networking. This program incorporates the objectives for the Cisco CCNA exam version 640-802, focusing on giving you the skills and knowledge necessary to install, operate, and troubleshoot a small and medium branch office Enterprise network. This is an Ed2Go Career Training Program that is self-paced and may be started at your convenience.

INSTRUCTORS WANTED!

Fee:

2,995

A+ Certification

see p. 52

• Fundamentals of PC Repair • PC Repair Technician Level 1 • PC Repair Technician Level 2

Network+ Certification

see p. 53

* These certificates are approved for VA education benefits. Tuition is covered in full; the fee is not covered.

Certified Nursing Assistant** see p. 67 Paramedic** see p. 69 Phlebotomy Technician** see p. 70 ** The above programs have been approved

• Network Technician

Security+ Certification

PMP – Project Management Professional* see p. 79

see p. 53

• Fundamentals of Network Security

CASP - CompTIA Advanced Security Practitioner* see p. 53

for students to use their VA education benefits. Student’s VA education benefits will cover the cost of tuition and fees for these three programs.

The above certificates offered in fall and spring.

Please contact Harford’s Military and Veterans Services Office for further information at 443-412-2100 or 443-412-2612.

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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SUMMER 2018

APPLIED ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGY H.O.T. CERTIFICATE

Applied Engineering Technician Certificate

CONSTRUCTION/TR ADE

According to CareerOneStop, a website sponsored by the U.S. Department of Labor, Employment and Training Administration, employment of engineering technicians and technologists is expected to increase 7% through 2024, with a median wage in Maryland of $70,000! Students completing a certificate program could find a wide variety of job opportunities in manufacturing, electronics, production and processing, operations, and research and development.

Some specific tasks performed by an Engineering Technician:

APPRENTICESHIPS Completing apprenticeship training gives construction and trade workers a considerable advantage over those trained by informal means, and allows them to obtain a journeyperson’s license.

APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM Heating & Air Conditioning

Heating and Air Conditioning Contractors of Maryland and Harford Community College offer a Maryland state-approved four-year Air Conditioning Apprenticeship Program.

• Assist engineers and scientists in conducting applied research in electrical engineering. • Design or modify engineering schematics for electrical transmission and distribution systems or for electrical installation in residential, commercial, or industrial buildings, using computer-aided design (CAD) software. • Diagnose, test, or analyze the performance of electrical components, assemblies, or systems. • Install or maintain electrical control systems, industrial automation systems, or electrical equipment, including control circuits, variable speed drives, or programmable logic controllers.

Required Courses: •• Introduction to Engineering Technology •• Technical Writing • Print Reading •• Basic Electricity/Electronics for Engineering Technicians •• Introduction to Electrical Control Systems •• C.A.D. • 3D Printing

APPRENTICESHIP PROGRAM Electrical

The Harford County Electrical Contractors Association and Harford Community College offer a Maryland state-approved four-year Electrical Apprenticeship Program. For information about the Harford County Electrical Contractors Association or to obtain an application, call Ronn Blaney, 443-4122800, or email rblaney@harford.edu. Students must apply before May 31 to be considered for the fall classes beginning at the end of August 2018.

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The apprenticeship program is available to affiliated and non-affiliated HACC members and others who would like to enter the profession but are not currently associated with an air conditioning contractor. For information about the Heating and Air Conditioning Contractors of Maryland or to obtain an application, call Stephanie Anderson, 410-431-8889, or email sanderson@haccmd.org. Applications for entry into the program are accepted and reviewed on an ongoing basis. Program begins September 2018. Applications must be submitted by August 17, 2018.

For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

Students should have solid applied technology skills/background or good math, science and computer skills. HS Diploma/GED required. For more information, contact Victor Cyran, vcyran@harford.edu.

For further information on other apprenticeship programs and occupations, call Maryland Apprenticeship and Training Programs, Department of Labor, Licensing & Regulation at 410-767-2246.

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CONSTRUCTION/TR ADE Introduction to Drone Technology

AVIATION

This course is an introduction to the fundamentals of unmanned aircraft systems (UAS), including their history and developing role in the modern aviation industry. Topics include basic information regarding current and future uses of drones; airframe types, materials, and sizes; electric motors, propellers, and electronic speed controller matching; camera use, crimes and crime fighting uses; man-capable drones; human factors; and artificial intelligence in single drones and drone swarms. Both rules for personal and commercial use will be presented with an emphasis on future employment in the field. Class will consist of both lectures and hands-on time with the RealFlight Computer Drone Simulator.

u Classes resume in fall 2018.

Drone Regulations and Preliminary Flight You bought a drone. And you’re probably chomping at the bit to get the battery charged and take it out for the first test flight. But before you do, you need to be aware of the rules and regulations that the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) has put in place for flying drones in the U.S. And you should also be aware of your rights and the rights of those around you.

Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV)/ Drone Technology Certificate Drones, also known as Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs), Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems (sUASs), and Remotely Piloted Aircraft (RPA), are gaining in popularity! The regulations are constantly changing, opening up opportunities for potential uses and occupations. Some of the industries that are benefiting from the use of drones are agriculture, meteorology, aerial photography, search and rescue, construction and even of sports. The FAA has predicted that annual sales of these units will be about $7 million by 2020 and it is estimated that over 2500 jobs will be created in the State of Maryland by 2025. The Drone Technology Certificate from Harford Community College will help you learn about these versatile vehicles, understand the constantly changing regulations, and how to fly both small and large professional-use drones. The courses will contain information on how to pass the test to obtain FAA’s Part 107 Certificate as well as provide several hours of simulator training and hands-on flight training using professional drones. This Part 107 certificate is MANDATORY if you desire to fly professionally.

Required Courses: •• Introduction to Drone Technology •• Drone Regulations & Preliminary Flight Training •• PT 107 Prep/Drone Pilot Training

Courses returning in fall 2018.

This class will teach you about the basic rules and regulations guiding the use of flying drones for both personal and professional use. Class will consist of both lectures and hands-on time with the JJRC H36 6 Axis Quadcopter.

u Classes resume in fall 2018.

Part 107 Preparation/Pilot Training Be both certified and qualified! The overall objective of this course is to provide the participants with a thorough understanding of what procedures and documentation are required to obtain a FAA Part 107 Commercial Drone Pilot’s License. The course curriculum will include sUAS Operating Rules; Airspace Classification; Aviation Weather; and Sectional Chart Reading for passing the FAA test, as well as basic maneuvers with both small and large quadcopters. Class will consist of both lectures, micro-drone flying practice, and hands-on time with the professional grade DJI Mavic Pro Quadcopter.

For more information, please contact JeanMarie Lewis, jmlewis@harford.edu. u = Senior Adult and Disabled Retiree Tuition Waivers Apply

u Classes resume in fall 2018.

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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SUMMER 2018 TRUCK DRIVING TRAINING SCHEDULE FOR SUMMER 2018

COMMERCIAL TRUCK DRIVER

Class A - Daytime Fee: $4,625

H.O.T. CERTIFICATE

8 AM-5 PM (MON-FRI) Bainbridge Range No class 5/28.

4/30-6/22

8 AM-5 PM (MON-FRI) Bainbridge Range

7/9-8/31

8 AM-5 PM (MON-FRI) Bainbridge Range No class 9/3.

8/27-10/19

Truck Driver Training

Harford Community College has joined the Mid-Atlantic Transportation and Logistics Institute at Cecil College to offer CDL-A and CDL-B Commercial Truck Driver Training in both Harford and Cecil Counties. For a Class A license, students prepare to drive the Big Rigs. They attend a 300-hour program where a full 75% of the course is hands-on behind-the-wheel training. Students can attend a Monday–Friday daytime program for eight weeks or attend an evening/weekend program for nine weeks. For the Class B license, students prepare to drive straight trucks such as beverage delivery, concrete mixers, dump trucks, and general delivery trucks. Students attend 75 hours of training with hands-on being approximately 75% of the course. Students can attend a Monday–Friday daytime program for four weeks or attend an evening/weekend program for seven weeks. Mandatory physical/drug testing, permitting, and the actual driving tests are included in the cost of the course.

In order to enroll, students must: 1. Be at least 18 years of age. Federal regulations require interstate drivers to be at least 21 years old. Eighteen- to 21-year-old commercial drivers are restricted to driving within the state boundaries.

Class A - Evenings and Weekends Fee: $4,625 6-10 PM (TUE, WED, THU) 5/29-8/12 8 AM-5 PM (SAT, SUN) Bainbridge Range No class 7/2-7/8. 6-10 PM (TUE, WED, THU) 8/7-10/14 8 AM-5 PM (SAT, SUN) Bainbridge Range

Class B - Daytime* Fee: $2,125

2. Be able to read and speak English well enough to converse, take written tests, make reports, and keep records. 3. Pass a Department of Transportation (DOT) physical and drug screen.

8 AM-5 PM (TUE-FRI) 5/8-5/23 (TUE & WED 3rd WEEK ONLY) Bainbridge Range

4. Possess a valid driver’s license from your state of residence. 5. Pass a basic reading and math test. 6. Have no more than three points on your license. 7. Have no alcohol- or drug-related vehicle violations showing on your MVA driving record. 8. Have no outstanding tickets or suspensions from any state.

8 AM-5 PM (TUE-FRI) 7/17-8/1 (TUE & WED 3rd WEEK ONLY) Bainbridge Range

9. Have the ability to learn how to shift a manual transmission vehicle. 10. Have reliable transportation. All students must be interviewed prior to registering. To receive your application and schedule your interview, please contact the Mid-Atlantic Transportation and Logistics Institute, Tina Durborow, 410-287-1615, or email tdurborow@cecil.edu.

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For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

8 AM-5 PM (TUE-FRI) 9/4-9/19 (TUE & WED 3rd WEEK ONLY) Bainbridge Range * Students who take Class B program, must obtain a valid DOT medical card and Learner’s Permit prior to starting the classes. Permitting is not part of the Class B program.

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CONSTRUCTION/TR ADE

CONSTRUCTION/TRADE

H.O.T. CERTIFICATE

Building Maintenance Certificate

Basic Carpentry Develop the basic carpentry skills needed to build, repair, and maintain structural and finishing components of buildings. Emphasis will be placed on proper tools and terminology for particular jobs. Learn how to fit joints, erect inside walls, and install drywall on ceilings and walls. Also learn basic siding and roofing techniques.

u¥ CRN:

35381

Tuition:

375

Fee:

SAT 7/7-8/11 8 AM-4:30 PM Sessions: 6 E-155 D. Wills

H.O.T. CERTIFICATE Appliance Repair Certificate

Basic Plumbing This course covers identifying pipe and fittings, proper methods for joining all types of pipe and fittings, hanging and securing pipe, and using materials and tools. Topics include removing, replacing, and repairing plumbing fixtures; new installations; and troubleshooting. Upon completion, students will be able to make plumbing repairs, install plumbing fixtures, and be able to join various pipe and fittings.

u¥ CRN:

35387

Tuition:

350

Fee:

100

SAT 6/30-8/25 8 AM-12 PM Sessions: 9 E-157 M. McBain

Recruiting & Retaining Good Employees Employees leave organizations for many reasons; oftentimes these reasons are unknown to their employers. Employers need to listen to employees’ needs and implement retention strategies to make employees feel valued and engaged in order to keep them. This course will discuss recruitment and retention strategies that are beneficial when an employer wants to keep employees within an organization and keep costs of turnover low.

Watch for more details for this course coming fall 2018!

Using both classroom work and laboratory experience, students are given the opportunity to troubleshoot, service and repair most large home appliances, such as refrigerators, air conditioning units, dishwashers, and washing machines.

A Building Maintenance Technician maintains and manages a variety of systems in various buildings. This program is designed to provide students with the most up-to-date information and skills necessary for effectively and efficiently maintaining residential and commercial properties. Courses focus on maintaining plumbing, air conditioning, heating and electrical systems, and carpentry skills. In addition, the student must take the OSHA 10-hour safety course. Program graduates are prepared for entrylevel positions for maintenance workers, facilities managers, building contractors, construction material sales, and inspectors. With additional experience and education, students may progress to management and supervisory positions in the construction and maintenance fields.

This certificate program includes courses specific to the kinds of tools needed and safety issues for a particular appliance. Students also learn about the theory and basics of refrigeration. Coursework often covers topics relating to the repair of: • Automatic clothes dryers • Automatic clothes washers • Domestic and commercial dishwashers • Domestic and commercial microwave ovens • Domestic and commercial ranges • Electricity basics and electrical and stovetop appliances • Gas appliances The EPA requires those who work with refrigeration systems to take certification tests regarding refrigerants. The tests are available for small appliances, high-pressure systems and low-pressure systems, with testing in core information included in each. Individuals who pass all three tests are given universal certification.

Must take Basic Refrigeration or have instructor approval prior to taking any other HVAC courses.

Required Courses:

•• Basic Carpentry • Basic Electrical •• Basic Plumbing • Basic Refrigeration •• Comfort Cooling • Heating Systems •• OSHA 10-Hour •• Preparation for Refrigerant Recovery Certification (CFC)

•• Appliance Repair: Basic •• Basic Refrigeration •• Preparation for Refrigerant Recovery Certification (CFC)

•• Blueprint Reading •• First Aid/CPR

For more information, contact Victor Cyran, vcyran@harford.edu.

u = Senior Adult and Disabled Retiree Tuition Waivers Apply

Other recommended courses:

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• Boiler Plant Operator • Forklift Certification

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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SUMMER 2018 Basic Residential Wiring

H.O.T. CERTIFICATE Preparation for Refrigerant Recovery Certification (CFC)

This course will teach the student basic electrical theory and hands-on wiring knowledge. The student will practice repairing cords, plugs, lights and doorbells. Also emphasized are switches and receptacles.

The EPA has strict regulations about the recovery, handling, and disposal of refrigerant or CFCs. In order to work with any type of refrigeration unit fully, you have to be certified for recovery by passing the EPA exam and earn your certification. Completing this certification program will prepare you to take the exam, and you will earn your certificate when you pass the exam.

u¥ CRN:

35382

Tuition:

Fee:

SAT 7/7 8 AM-4:30 PM Session: 1 E-144 J. Paul

Construction Cost Estimating I This course includes types of estimates and estimating procedures; types of construction drawings; specifications that include state and local building code; calculating and processing bids, quotes, and contracts; and a review of math associated with estimating. Textbooks required.

u¥ CRN:

35383

TUE, THU 6-9 PM E-143

Tuition:

375

Fee:

7/10-8/9 Sessions: 10 F. Stoker

H.O.T. CERTIFICATE

Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Certificate Harford’s HVAC/R program prepares students for entry-level positions in the HVAC industry in under 12 months. Many of our hands-on classes take place in simulated work environments so that you get the skills and experience you need to attract employers and find in-demand job opportunities. The training at HCC is fast track and career focused so you can move more quickly into the working world. At HCC, students have access to an upto-date lab environment for training and lessons in the diagnosis, repair, and service of basic HVAC/R systems. The lab is fully equipped to support all class lessons with the latest in HVAC/R equipment. The HVAC/R program provides experience working on small-, medium-, and large-scale heating, air conditioning, and refrigeration systems. If you enjoy working with your hands and are interested in learning air conditioning repair and maintenance, this program could be right for you.

Required Courses: •• Basic Refrigeration •• Preparation for Refrigerant Recovery Certification

For more information, contact Victor Cyran, vcyran@harford.edu.

Required Courses: •• Basic Refrigeration* •• Comfort Cooling •• Electrical for the HVAC Technician •• Heating Systems •• Preparation for Refrigerant Recovery Certification (CFC) *Must take Basic Refrigeration or have instructor approval prior to any other HVAC courses.

Masonry Program, Coming Fall 2018!

For more information, contact Victor Cyran, vcyran@harford.edu.

Watch fall schedule for more details!

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For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

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CONSTRUCTION/TR ADE Introduction to Heavy Equipment Operations

HEAVY EQUIPMENT OPERATIONS

This first of four core classes will provide a thorough introduction to the trade and cover heavy equipment safety, identification, and basic operational techniques including how to safely start, move, steer, stop and shut down different types of machines.

u Classes resume in fall 2018.

Heavy Equipment Operations - Site Work and Grading For those interested in pursuing a career as a heavy equipment operator, this course will prepare you with introductory skills and knowledge of earth moving, grades, and utility tractors. This course will also cover identification of construction stakes and interpretation of marks on each type of stake. An essential course that describes the duties and responsibilities of a heavy equipment operator.

u Classes resume in fall 2018.

Heavy Equipment Operations - Enhanced Site Work and Soils

H.O.T. CERTIFICATE

Heavy Equipment Operations Certificate Heavy Equipment Operators drive, maneuver, or control the heavy machinery used to construct roads, bridges, buildings and other structures. There’s a lot more that goes along with being a Heavy Equipment Operator than running the controls. Great operators know how to read construction stakes, how to calculate cut and fill for grading, and understand how to control surface and ground water on a job site. Having these skills will make you a valuable part of a construction team. Employment of construction equipment operators is projected to grow 10% until 2024. Spending on infrastructure should generate many new jobs for construction equipment operators. The average earnings in Maryland for 2015 were $22.67 per hour, or about $47,160 per year. Harford Community College will be using the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER) curriculum on Heavy Equipment Operations.

Required Courses: •• Introduction to Heavy Equipment Operations •• Heavy Equipment Operator – Site Work and Grading •• Heavy Equipment Operator – Enhanced Site Work & Soils •• Excavation Math & Interpreting Civil Drawings

Once students have successfully completed the required classes, additional training is available on the following equipment: •• Intro to Loaders and Skid Steers •• Intro to On-Road Dump Trucks •• Intro to Backhoes •• Intro to Finishing and Grading Equipment and Methods •• Intro to Compaction Equipment

• • • • •

Intro to Rough Terrain Fork Lifts Intro to Off-Road Dump Trucks Intro to Dozers, Intro to Excavators Intro to Rigging Intro to Asphalt & Paving Equipment

This enhanced course provides a more indepth exploration of setting and interpreting grade stakes and will provide information and instructions on controlling surface water and ground water on a job site, as well as the layout of foundations and laying of pipe. Soils, including classification systems and shrink and swell factors, will be covered.

u Classes resume in spring 2019.

Excavation Math/Civil Drawings Two valuable skills that employers are looking for will be the focus of this course. Excavation Math covers basic math skills required for site excavation work and includes formulas and methods used to calculate cut and fill requirements on a job. The Civil Drawings module explains how to read site plans to calculate cut and fill requirements.

u Classes resume in spring 2019.

Pathway courses will be offered based on demand. For more information, email JeanMarie Lewis, jmlewis@harford.edu.

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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SUMMER 2018

CERTIFICATE TO CAREER IN ONE YEAR H.O.T. CERTIFICATE Home Inspection License

Home Inspection Master Course Cost: $1,995 After completing this course, the student will understand what is needed to perform a professional home inspection, how to write a clear and precise inspection report, and how to report findings according to the Maryland Standards of Practice and Code of Ethics. The student will learn hands-on through lab exercises, demonstrations and on-site home inspections. This program meets the requirements to seek a home inspection license in Maryland and other states.

Topics covered: · Heating Systems · Interior & Exterior Systems · Maryland Code of Ethics · Standards of Practice and Report Writing · Structural Systems · Final Exam

Upcoming classes: July 14–21 & November 10–17 For more information, including how to register, contact Rod Bourn, rbourn@ harford.edu.

Certificate programs that can provide a fast track to employment are available in many fields. Individuals 18-24 may qualify for full scholarships* to complete these programs! Contact training@harford.edu, or call 443-412-2440 to discover how HCC can get you started! * Full or partial scholarships are available from Susquehanna Workforce Network, Inc., and Harford Community College.

Here is a partial list of the certificate programs we offer:

Trades:

IT:

Service:

Healthcare:

HVAC/R CDL Heavy Equipment Forklift Operator Food Sciences Child Care Bartending Vet Assistant

H.O.T. CERTIFICATE Home Improvement License

This course prepares students to take the Maryland Home Improvement License Examination. A secondary objective is to familiarize students with the home improvement contractor business. Topics include home improvement law, the Door-to-Door Sales Act, labor laws, safety regulations, payroll taxes, statutory liens of real property, business practices, finances, and cost estimating. Textbook purchase required.

For more information, contact Victor Cyran, vcyran@harford.edu.

For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

Paramedic CNA Dental Assistant Histotechnology

For more information, contact Darnell Wills, Sr., 443-412-2695, or dwills@harford.edu, or Keri Otto, kotto@harford.edu.

Classes resume fall 2018.

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A+ MS Office Network+ Web Graphic Design

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CONSTRUCTION/TR ADE

LANDSCAPE TECHNOLOGY

MOSH Training Classes

Safety Training courses are offered in partnership with Maryland Occupational Safety and Health (MOSH).

H.O.T. CERTIFICATE

Landscaping Technology Certificate Landscape technicians perform various lawn maintenance duties in order to turn outdoor spaces into functional or attractive areas. They also maintain residential and commercial landscapes so they remain healthy and trim. The nature of the work is often laborious and requires significant physical effort. Although formal education is generally not required, landscape technicians may opt for certifications to increase their employment potential.

For upcoming dates and to register, go to http://www.dllr.state.md.us/labor/mosh and tab to Seminar Registration. Follow the instructions. MOSH can be contacted directly:

H.O.T. CERTIFICATE Solar Photovoltaic Installer

This course uses a blended mix of instructorled training and hands-on equipment. You will learn solar-electric system design, installation, and safety procedures. Our hands-on solar trainer covers the common steps of a residential solar electric retrofit. You will learn how to work with DC disconnects, inverters, AC disconnects, and load center/service panels to tie in with the utility. We will also demonstrate the connection of a live solar array feeding power into the grid.

u CRN:

35384 Tuition: $175

THU, FRI 8:30 AM-12:30 PM E-157

Fee:

195

7/12-7/20 Sessions: 4 R. Blaney

For more information, contact Victor Cyran, vcyran@harford.edu.

In addition to creating landscapes and outdoor areas, landscape technicians maintain them as well. Pruning, mowing, edging, trimming, fertilizing and watering are done by landscape technicians. They may spray plants, trees and grass with pesticides to control destructive insects and diseases.

Required Courses: •• Introduction to Landscaping •• Plant Identification and Soils •• Introduction to Water Management & Drainage •• Equipment Maintenance and Repair (Small Engine Repair) •• OSHA 10-Hour Federal Certification see pg. 64 •• Introduction to Pest Management •• Basic Spanish for Landscaping

Department of Labor, Licensing and Regulation Division of Labor and Industry, Maryland Occupational Safety and Health 10946 Golden West Drive, Suite 160 Hunt Valley, MD 21031 Phone: 410-527-4499 Fax: 410-527-4495

HCC Safety Training Employers/ Supervisors:

Harford Community College has many OSHA-required training programs to keep your employees safe and productive. Call 443-412-2398 for more information on these programs: • Industrial Hygiene Services • Comprehensive Safety Audits • Supervisor Training • Train the Trainer Workshops • Emergency Response Plans • Confined Space Assessments/Confined Space Entry • Personal Protective Equipment • Hazard Communication (Employee Right-to-Know) • Lead Standard • Respiratory Protection • Lockout/Tagout • Forklift Certification/Safety • Crane Safety • Bloodborne Pathogens • Emergency Response • Hearing Conservation • Ergonomics Awareness • CPR/First Aid • Maryland Tree Care and Removal Regulations

For more information, email JeanMarie Lewis, jmlewis@harford.edu.

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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SUMMER 2018

ENVIRONMENTAL TECHNOLOGY OSHA 10-Hour Construction This course is designed for construction workers, foremen, job supervisors and anyone involved in the construction industry. OSHA recommends the 10-hour construction outreach training program as an orientation to occupational safety and health for workers covered by OSHA 29, CFR 1926.

u¥ CRN:

35378

Tuition:

145

Fee:

145

SAT 8/11-8/18 8 AM-1 PM Sessions: 2 O R. Chrest

Preparation for Refrigerant Recovery Certification Learn about the regulations, procedures and equipment that apply to refrigerant recovery, reclaiming and recycling in accordance with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) certification standards. Basic refrigeration or permission of instructor required.

u¥ CRN:

35379

Tuition:

195

Fee:

THU 7/12-7/19 4:30 PM-9:30 PM Sessions: 2 E-155 J. Bonomo

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For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

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CONSTRUCTION/TR ADE

INDUSTRIAL TECHNOLOGY

WAREHOUSING/ DISTRIBUTION

HCC Career Source

COMPLETE CERTIFICATION IN JUST ONE DAY! Forklift Certification Training Satisfies 29 CFR 1910.178, OSHA’s 1998 revised Powered Industrial Truck Operator Training Standard. It includes both classroom and handson training for first-time drivers and individuals needing refresher training.

u¥ CRN:

H.O.T. CERTIFICATE

35386

Tuition:

350

Fee:

FRI 7/13 8 AM-4 PM Session: 1 Observatory R. Chrest

Basic Machine Manufacturing Technology Certificate

Develop an understanding of the terminology, basic electrical skills, and the use of hand tools and electrical materials. Learn basic electrical theory and perform basic mathematical computations, learn layout for installation, repair of electrical fixtures, installation of fixtures, basic wiring, light fixtures, safety procedures, and more.

u¥ CRN:

35380

Tuition:

335

Fee:

SAT 7/14-8/18 8 AM-12 PM Sessions: 6 E144 J. Paul

Career Resources Computer resource labs, national job database with access to thousands of employment opportunities, workspace with telephones/fax/copy machines, labor market information, resource library, professional seminars to help with resumé development, interview skills, and job search strategies and techniques.

Career Training H.O.T. Certificates for in-demand careers in business, industry, and healthcare; computer training; apprenticeships and technical training; and professional certifications and licensure

Small Business Services Starting a business, expanding workforce assistance, and workplace education and training

HCC Safety Training

Contact:

Employers:

Basic Electricity

Harford Community College, Susquehanna Workforce Network (SWN), and the Small Business Development Center (SBDC) can help find the right career for you.

Professional career consultation, employment planning and guidance, on-site job postings, job fairs, specialized recruitments, job referrals, and specialized veteran services

Required Courses:

For more information, contact Victor Cyran, vcyran@harford.edu.

HCC Career Source Can Help.

Career Consultation

Prepare to be an entry-level manual machinist. Learn to use conventional lathes and milling machines, as well as grinders and other equipment commonly found in manufacturing facilities. Explore manufacturing theory and practical skills as well as blueprint reading. The program lab includes many brands of machining equipment so you will become comfortable using a variety of controls and displays.

•• Print Reading for Machining • Hydraulics •• Maintenance Shop Skills • Basic Electricity •• Introduction to Arc Welding • Pneumatics •• Basic Machining Applications

Unemployed? Looking for Work? Need a Job?

HCC now offers comprehensive forklift training customized to your needs. We can provide OSHA Safety Certification* for Class I–V lifts. We can give complete driver evaluations that are truck- and application-specific to your needs, and we can come to you! Contact Victor Cyran, vcyran@harford. edu for more information.

* Meets all OSHA and ANSI regulations

u = Senior Adult and Disabled Retiree Tuition Waivers Apply

SWN Susquehanna Workforce Network 410-939-4240 • www.swnetwork.org SWN Aberdeen Workforce Center 1201 Technology Drive • Aberdeen, MD 21001

410-272-5400

SWN Bel Air Workforce Center 2 South Bond Street • Bel Air, MD 21014

410-836-4603

Maryland Small Business & Technology Development Center-SBTDC Network 401 Thomas Run Road • Bel Air, MD 21015

443-412-2237 • sbdc@harford.edu

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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SUMMER 2018 Looking to train your employees to become more productive? Cross training needs?

Employers: Harford Community College Can Help.

New employee training?

Your needs are constantly changing. Investing in your employees is essential to develop, maintain and expand your business.

Harford Community College can provide any course, anytime, anywhere. Ask about our training & certification courses in: • Healthcare • Industrial & Occupational Skills • Information Technology

• Leadership • Project Management • Safety • Technical Training

What is WorkSmart? WorkSmart is a partnership between the Maryland Department of Commerce and the Maryland Association of Community Colleges (MACC). The WorkSmart Program offers businesses an array of customized, relevant training solutions, and provides an innovative approach that leverages the strengths of Maryland's 16 community colleges to serve the training needs of the business community of Harford County and Maryland.

• Convenient, accessible sites with well-equipped facilities throughout the county • The vast learning resources of one of Maryland’s largest community colleges • High-caliber instruction blending the best of the academic and business worlds • Flexible, affordable and customized education and training programs • Credentials designed to meet continuing education requirements in such fields as healthcare, real estate, technical, industrial and information technology

Funding for workforce development training may be available through:

410.638.3059

410.939.4240

www.harfordbusiness.org

www.swnetwork.org

Partner with Harford Community College to meet all your education and training needs. For more information, email Victor Cyran at vcyran@ harford.edu or Pam Karwowski at pkarwowski@ harford.edu.

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT & WORKSMART CONTRACT TRAINING CLIENTS For more information, email training@harford.edu. These organizations know the value of partnering with Harford Community College for contract training!

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What are the advantages for Harford County businesses? • Harford Community College is one single point of contact for Harford County's business community and workforce stakeholders to connect with the WorkSmart network. • Access to a network of colleges that is responsive, accessible, and an affordable partner to help businesses address workforce issues and close skill gaps. • As a WorkSmart Center, HCC is a valuable, local resource for Harford County businesses. Training can take place at the organization's own facilities, on our conveniently located campus, the University Center in Aberdeen, or at Towson University Northeast MD. • Harford Community College, and all WorkSmart member colleges, can deliver a variety of training solutions, including customized continuing education and credit solutions, that are relevant to today's workforce.

BUSINESS

Susquehanna Workforce Network

Harford Community College has developed and delivered customized training solutions to many businesses, associations, and government agencies. When combined with all of Maryland's WorkSmart colleges, this equals more than 1,000 entities that have benefited from these services!

Abingdon Volunteer Fire Department Anna’s House Boys and Girls Clubs Clorox Company Constar, Inc. Frederick Ward Associates, Inc. Freedom Federal Credit Union

Gemalto Gettle, Inc. J. M. Huber Medstar Health Northrup Grumman Corporation Ramada Edgewood Hotel and Conference Center Rite Aid

Safe Harbors Travel The Harford Mutual Insurance Company The Mill of Bel Air Trinity Lutheran Church University of Maryland Upper Chesapeake Health System

GOVERNMENT

Harford County Office of Economic Development

Harford Community College is proud to be the local Maryland WorkSmart Center!

City of Aberdeen Enoch Pratt Free Library Harford County Child Advocacy Center Harford County Department of Social Services Harford County Detention Center Harford County Government Harford County Health Department Harford County Public Schools

Harford County Sheriff’s Office Maryland Transit Authority Susquehanna Workforce Network The Town of Bel Air U.S. Army Aberdeen Test Center U.S. Army Civilian Human Resources Agency U.S. Army Communications Electronics Research, Development & Engineering Center

U.S. Army Garrison Aberdeen Proving Ground U.S. Army Medical Research Institute of Chemical Defense U.S. Army Public Health Command U.S. Army Environmental Command U.S. Army Research Laboratory U.S. Army Test and Evaluation Command

For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

www.harford.edu/cet

(a partial list)

NURSING & ALLIED HEALTH

PROGRAMS: Certified Medicine Aide Under the supervision of a Registered Nurse, learn to perform the skills necessary to become a Certified Medicine Aide (CMA). Qualified applicants must have 2 years of full-time experience as a CNA in a Long Term Care facility (LTC) or 1 year of full-time experience as a GNA in a LTC facility. Agency and Assisted Living Facility hours do not apply. Content includes classroom instruction, skills lab practice, and clinical at a local LTC facility. Perfect attendance is mandatory for all classes and clinical. Textbooks, available at the campus bookstore, are required for the first class.

NURSING & ALLIED HEALTH

PROGRAMS OFFERED: • Certified Nursing Assistant • Certified Medicine Aide •Dental Assistant • Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) • Histologic Technician • LPN to RN Transition • Medical Administrative Assistant

INFORMATION: Must be at least 18 years of age or older for Nursing & Allied Health classes. High school diploma or GED required. Before registering for the courses associated with the following programs, students are required to pass the Reading (ACR) and Math (ACA) assessments available on campus at the Test Center in Fallston Hall. No appointment is necessary. Assessments are free to take 2 times each. Call 443-412-2352 for more information. If a clinical/externship component is included in the program, students will need to complete a health assessment form and provide immunization records. These forms are available at the Registration Desk located in Edgewood Hall and online on the program webpage on the college website; www.harford.edu.

• Medical Insurance Billing

All classes are enrollment dependent.

•Nurse Refresher

For information about any of these programs, contact:

•Paramedic

Dawn Reimer, CET Associate, 443-412-2317, dreimer@harford.edu

•Phlebotomy • Paramedic Refresher • Physical Therapy Technician

Pam Halligan, Coordinator for Allied Health Programs, 443-412-2038, phalligan@harford.edu

All students are required to bring the following documentation to the first class: • Original and a copy of your current, active, unencumbered Maryland CNA/GNA registry card • Proof of immunizations and health assessment form completed by a licensed primary care physician • Signed letter of recommendation from the Director of Nursing, typed on LTC facility letterhead, indicating current employment and verifying a minimum of 2,000 hours of compensated experience as a CNA/GNA over the last three years Approximate cost of the program: Required Classes: Medicine Aide Training

H.O.T. CERTIFICATE Certified Nursing Assistant

Approved by the Maryland Board of Nursing (MBON), this course enables graduates to apply for certification with the MBON and to take the National Nurse Aide Assessment Program (NNAAP) examination for certification as both a CNA & GNA. Fingerprinting, MBON registration fee, and NNAAP exam fee included in the cost of the program. Textbook purchase required. Approximate cost of the program

NOTE: Background checks may be required by clinical sites and will be at the student’s expense.

714.

2,028.

Please see Funding Options on page 70. Required Classes: Healthcare Provider BLS see pg. 71 Nursing Assistant Theory (100 hours) see pg. 72 Nursing Assistant Clinical (66 hours) see pg. 72

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This Maryland Board of Nursing (MBON)-approved course prepares you to safely perform delegated nursing functions with clients of any age and various levels of physical, sensory, motor, and emotional ability. Those who successfully complete both the theory and clinical the National Nurse Aide Assessment Program (NNAAP) examination. For information, email healthcaretraining@harford.edu.

Paramedic Do you have what it takes to assess injuries, administer emergency medical care, extricate trapped individuals, and transport them to a hospital or trauma center? This program is designed for Emergency Medical Technicians who are interested in becoming paramedics. Build on the knowledge you gained as an EMT-B while you explore the role of the paramedic and the components of advanced pre-hospital care. This program prepares you to take the National Registry test. To apply, email ems@harford.edu.

Phlebotomy Technician Learn to collect blood and other specimens and prepare them for laboratory testing. You will learn basic anatomy and physiology, medical terminology, specimen collection and processing, and laboratory operations. Completing the Phlebotomy Technician Program prepares you for For information, email healthcaretraining@harford.edu.

Harford.edu/AlliedHealth Harford Community College is an equal opportunity institution.

These courses have been approved for students to use their VA education benefits. Studentâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s VA education benefits will cover the cost of tuition and fees for these three programs.

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www.harford.edu/cet

NURSING & ALLIED HEALTH H.O.T. CERTIFICATE Dental Assistant

Completion of the Dental Assistant Training Program provides the knowledge and skill needed to work in a dental office as an entry-level dental assistant, receptionist, front office assistant or back office assistant. Topics include dental terminology; disease transmission; disinfection and sterilization; dental anatomy; dental records and charting; instrumentation; impressions and castings; radiation health and safety; insurance and billing; and front desk responsibilities. This course also provides x-ray training that qualifies you to sit for the Dental Assisting National Board (DANB) Radiation Health and Safety Examination. Must be at least 18 years of age or older. High school diploma or GED required. Must have current American Heart Association Healthcare Provider BLS. Textbook purchase required. Scrubs are provided. Approximate cost of the program:

$3,263.

Please see Funding Options on page 70. Required Classes: Healthcare Provider BLS see pg. 71 Dental Assistant Training* (88 hours) see pg. 71 Dental Assistant Externship (20 hours)

To be eligible, you must be an incumbent worker currently employed by a laboratory. The prerequisites for this program are an associate degree or higher from a regionally accredited college/university and successful completion of high school and/or college level biology and chemistry. The associate degree is not major specific. Visit our website: http://www.harford. edu/histotech, email htonline@harford.edu, or call 443-412-2498 for more information.

H.O.T. CERTIFICATE

Medical Administrative Assistant

Gain the administrative skills you need to work in a front office for a physician practice or clinic. This program integrates all of the topics and skill competencies required to meet current healthcare industry standards. After completing the required courses, you will be able to sit for national certification as a Certified Medical Administrative Assistant through the National Healthcareer Association. Approximate cost of the program

1,826.

Please see Funding Options on page 70. Required Classes:

spring 2019

H.O.T. CERTIFICATE Emergency Medical Technician

Healthcare Provider BLS see pg. 71 Ed2go Online HIPAA Compliance see pg. 72 Ed2go Online Medical Terminology see pg. 72

This program prepares individuals to obtain certification as an Emergency Medical Technician with National Registry. Emergency Medical Technicians must possess the basic knowledge and skills required to stabilize patients, work as a part of a team under medical supervision, either with other BLS providers or with Paramedics. They respond to both critical and emergent patients. Classes focus on general emergency care, EMS foundations, airway management, patient assessment and EMS operations. Students must be at least 18 years old. Textbook purchase required. Approximate cost of the program:

Computer Basics for Allied Health see pg. 71

1,200.

Please see Funding Options on page 70. Required Classes: Emergency Medical Technician I fall 2018 Emergency Medical Technician II fall 2018

H.O.T. CERTIFICATE

Histologic Technician

This online program, accredited by the National Accrediting Agency for Clinical Laboratory Sciences (NAACLS), meets the eligibility requirements for the American Society of Clinical Pathologist (ASCP) HT Registry Examination.

Medical Business Writing & Communications fall 2018

Core class: Medical Office Processes spring 2019 Medical Front Office Externship spring 2019

H.O.T. CERTIFICATE

Medical Administrative Assistant w/ Medical Insurance Billing

Prepare to work in an administrative role for a medical office and enhance your skills by learning the fundamentals of medical insurance billing. After completing the required courses, you will be able to sit for national certification as a Certified Billing and Coding Specialist Medical Administrative Assistant through the National Healthcareer Association. If you currently work in a medical office, your experience may be considered in lieu of completing the Medical Administrative Assistant program. Approximate cost of the program

H.O.T. CERTIFICATE Nurse Refresher

Are you an RN interested in maintaining or reactivating your license? This Nurse Refresher Series fulfills the MBON requirements for nurses returning to active practice. You must register for and successfully complete the theory, skills lab, and clinical portions of this program to reactivate your Maryland nursing license. Proof of a current, unencumbered, active, inactive, or temporary Maryland nursing license required. Students will need internet access, as there is an online component. Nursing kits required. Approximate cost of the program

2,232.

Please see Funding Options on page 70. Required Classes: Nurse Refresher Theory see pg. 73 Nurse Refresher Skills Lab see pg. 73 Nurse Refresher Clinical see pg. 72

H.O.T. CERTIFICATE Paramedic

Are you an EMT? Do you have what it takes to assess injuries, administer emergency medical care, extricate trapped individuals, and transport them to a hospital or trauma center? Complete this program and become eligible to seek certification as a Paramedic. This program prepares you to sit for the National Registry Exam. These classes progress as a cohort group. For information on applying, please call 443-412-2317. Approximate cost of the program

5,158.

Please see Funding Options on page 70. Required Classes: EMS Foundations EMS Core Competency Validation Paramedic Pharmacology EMS Assessment Based Management EMS Medical & Trauma Emergencies Paramedic Medical Emergencies Paramedic Trauma Emergencies EMS Special Populations Paramedic Special Considerations & Operations EMS Clinical Externship Paramedic Clinical Externship

469.

Please see Funding Options on page 70. Required Classes: Medical Administrative Assistant see above Medical Insurance Billing fall 2018

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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SUMMER 2018 H.O.T. CERTIFICATE

Phlebotomy Technician

Phlebotomists work with patients in hospitals, blood banks, and other medical facilities. You will learn basic anatomy and physiology, specimen collection and processing, and laboratory operations. Approximate cost of the program:

1,885.

Please see Funding Options on page 70. Required Classes: Healthcare Provider BLS see pg. 71 Phlebotomy I, II spring 2019 Phlebotomy Clinical spring 2019

H.O.T. CERTIFICATE Physical Therapy Technician

Payment in full is due at the time of registration. • You may apply for the college-funded Presidential Grant, which is awarded based on financial need. Applications are available at the CET registration desk located in Edgewood Hall. You can also download an application at http://www.harford.edu/ cetscholarship. • Citizen’s Care & Rehabilitation sponsors a scholarship for students that would like to complete the Certified Nursing Assistant program. Applications are available at the CET registration desk located in Edgewood Hall. • If you are unemployed, please check with Susquehanna Workforce Network. Aberdeen: 410-272-5400 Bel Air: 410-836-4625 Cecil County: 410-996-0550

Work directly under the supervision of Physical Therapists and Physical Therapy Assistants to help make therapy sessions more productive. As a member of the rehabilitation team, you will move patients to and from treatment areas; assist patients with their treatment plans and exercise programs; maintain a clean and organized work environment; perform routine clerical duties; order supplies; answer the phone; and fill out insurance forms and other paperwork. Students must be at least 18 years old and have a high school diploma or GED. Physical requirements include the ability to observe the client’s activity both close up and at a distance of up to 30 feet; sit/stand in an upright position for approximately 6 hours a day; safely maneuver self and move another individual’s body parts; move objects in excess of 100 pounds; and lift and/or carry a minimum of 50 pounds without restriction. Approximate cost of the program:

FUNDING OPTIONS:

• Harford Community College offers a FACTS payment plan that allows you to make monthly payments with a minimum balance of $800 in tuition and fees. For details and application process, please call 443-412-2317 or 443-412-2038.

Become Nationally Certified

HCC offers courses to prepare you for the following national certifications: • • • • •

Dental Assistant Histologic Technician Medical Administrative Assistant Paramedic Phlebotomy Technician

National Healthcare Association (NHA) Exams Students must register with NHA at www.nhanow.com to schedule their exam(s). Register to take the exam at Harford Community College for the following certifications: CPT (Certified Phlebotomy Technician) CBCS (Certified Billing & Coding Specialist) CMAA (Certified Medical Administrative Assistant) CMAA/CBCS (Certified Medical Administrative Assistant and Certified Billing & Coding Specialist) CET (Certified EKG Technician) CEHRS (Certified Electronic Health Record Specialist) CPCT (Certified Patient Care Technician) Harford Community College Exam Dates: Friday July 27, 2018 Friday November 30, 2018 DH-129 Exam begins at 9 AM Arrive by 8:30 AM

1,190.

Please see Funding Options on page 70. Required Classes: Computer Basics for Allied Health see pg. 71 Healthcare Provider BLS see pg. 71 HIPAA Compliance*-Ed2Go see pg. 72 Bloodborne Pathogens Become a Physical Therapy Aid- Ed2Go see pg. 71 Physical Therapy Technician Externship – Scheduled individually

* The Clinical Coordinator arranges start date and placement with each student. Evening and weekend hours not available. It may take up to 6 months for students to be placed at a clinical site.

NOTE: Background checks may be required by clinical sites and will be at the student’s expense.

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www.harford.edu/cet

NURSING & ALLIED HEALTH

CLASSES OFFERED FOR SUMMER 2018 Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) Please call 443-412-2172 for available classes

Online Classes Become a Physical Therapy Aide Prepare for a rewarding career as a valued member of the physical therapy team while learning all about the human body, specific disorders, and the way physical therapists treat these disorders. You’ll get training in physical therapy terminology and communication skills. By the end of the course, you’ll know the legal and ethical issues that are becoming increasingly important for every physical therapy aide to understand.

Fee:

$144

To register, go to www.ed2go.com/harford.

Acquire the basic computer skills required for employment as an Allied Health professional. Learn the fundamentals of MS Windows, file management, Microsoft Word, Microsoft Excel, and Microsoft Access. Along with learning the basic components of the computer, you will learn to navigate the desktop; store and retrieve files; create, save and print a Word document; work with formulas and tables in an Excel spreadsheet; and create and modify an Access database using building queries. Textbook purchase required.

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35336

Tuition:

TUE, THU 5:30 PM-9:40 PM D-129

269

Healthcare Provider BLS

Interested in working in a dental office? Complete this intense training program and gain the knowledge and skills needed to work in a dental office as an entry-level dental assistant, receptionist, front office assistant, or back office assistant. Topics include dental terminology, disease transmission, disinfection and sterilization, dental anatomy, dental records and charting, instrumentation, impressions and castings, radiation health and safety, insurance and billing, and front desk responsibilities. This course also provides x-ray training that qualifies you to sit for the Dental Assisting National Board (DANB) Radiation Health and Safety Examination. Must be at least 18 years of age or older. High school diploma or GED required. Technical standards apply. Before registration, complete the reading (ACR) and math (ACA) assessments at the Test Center. Call 443-412-2352 for information. Prerequisite: American Heart Association Healthcare Provider CPR. All classes meet at Dental One, 3435 Box Hill Corporate Center Drive, Ste. E, Abingdon, MD 21009. Navy blue scrubs are provided, and you are required to wear them to both the theory class and the externship. Textbook purchase required.

This class is designed for the healthcare provider, following the American Heart Association guidelines. Instruction includes basic life support applications for both in-facility and pre-hospital settings, including one and two rescuer, high quality CPR, AED, relief of choking, bag valve masks and pocket masks for the adult, child and infant. Ability to kneel on the floor is mandatory.Textbook purchase required.

u¥µ CRN:

45047

Tuition:

895

Fee:

1,995

MON-WED 9/24-12/10 6-10 PM Sessions: 22 Onsite No class 11/21.

Computer Basics for Allied Health

Dental Assistant Training

Fee:

7/24-8/16 Sessions: 8 B. Lamka

CRN:

35016

Tuition:

Fee:

SAT 6/2 8 AM-12:15 PM Session: 1 DH-126 S. Smith CRN:

35018

SAT 7/7 8 AM-12:15 PM Session: 1 DH-126 S. Smith CRN:

35021

SAT 8/11 8 AM-12:15 PM Session: 1 DH-126 CRN:

45046

SAT 9/8 8 AM-12:15 PM Session: 1 DH-126

Heartsaver AED Learn basic CPR and AED skills! Designed for first responders, individuals needing credentialed training for job or regulatory requirements, or those interested in learning life-saving interventions. Includes information regarding infant, child, and adult CPR using an Automated External Defibrillator (AED), using a mask or barrier device, and relief of choking. Textbook purchase required.

Healthcare Career Fair

FOR HCC STUDENTS ONLY

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Monday, July 23 8:30 AM - 12:30 PM Darlington Hall, Room 202 Visit with representatives from area hospitals, nursing homes, and other healthcare facilities. Learn about available career opportunities, including CNA, RN, dietician, medical office, housekeeping, transporter, and so much more.

Come dressed for success, and remember to bring multiple copies of your resume!

For more information, email healthcaretraining@harford.edu or call 443-412-2172.

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CRN:

35027

Tuition:

Fee:

SAT 7/14 1 PM-5:15 PM Session: 1 DH-126 S. Smith

Heartsaver First Aid Be prepared! Designed for first responders, individuals needing credentialed training for job or regulatory requirements, and those interested in responding to emergencies. Provides the opportunity to learn basic first aid, including medical, injury, and environmental emergencies. Meets OSHA regulations. Textbook purchase required.

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35025

Tuition:

Fee:

SAT 7/14 8 AM-12:15 PM Session: 1 DH-126 S. Smith

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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SUMMER 2018 Heartsaver First Aid with CPR & AED Make a difference! Designed for first responders, individuals needing credentialed training for job or regulatory requirements, or lay people interested in helping others. Respond to emergencies by learning basic first aid, CPR, and AED skills. Meets OSHA regulations. Textbook purchase required.

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35028

Tuition:

Fee:

Online Classes HIPAA Compliance Demystify the complexities of HIPAA! To be a successful healthcare professional, it’s mandatory that you know the ins and outs of HIPAA compliance. This course focuses on the Administrative Simplification portion of HIPAA. Topics include transactions, code sets, and identifiers; the Privacy Rule; and the Security Rule. By the end of the course, you’ll feel confident in your ability to comply with HIPAA requirements.

35244

Fee:

144

6/13-8/3 OLL Staff CRN:

35245 35246

144

Fee:

6/13-8/3 OLL Staff

35248

144

7/18-9/7 OLL Staff CRN:

35249

8/15-10/5 OLL Staff

CRN:

Tuition:

560

Fee:

218

6/24-8/19 S. Smith

Must also enroll in 35005. Class meets 6/23, 6/24, 7/7, 7/8, 7/21, 7/22, 8/4, 8/5, 8/28, and 8/19. CRN:

45020

Tuition:

560

Fee:

218

SAT 10/06 AM-11 AM Sessions: 10 Onsite S. Smith Additional Meeting Times and/or Dates for SAT, SUN 7 AM-3 PM Onsite

144

Tuition:

985

MON, WED 5 PM-9:15 PM DH-121 Must also enroll in 35006. CRN:

45019

Tuition:

985

MON, WED 5 PM-9:15 PM DH-121 Must also enroll in 45020.

Fee:

190

5/30-8/27 Sessions: 25 L. O’Neill Fee:

190

09/05-12/03 Sessions: 25 L. O’Neill

Nurse Refresher Clinical

S. Smith

Apply the knowledge and skills you learned in the theory and skills lab components of the Nurse Refresher Series in a 60-hour supervised clinical setting. Includes the application of the nursing process, management of patient care, delegation, documentation, and medication administration. You will need a uniform, stethoscope, and a watch with a second hand. Documentation of the following information must be provided prior to the first day of class: a current AHA Healthcare Provider CPR card, proof of immunizations, a negative TB skin test or a negative chest x-ray, and current liability insurance. Corequisite courses required. Technical standards apply.

Many Nursing & Allied Health programs have essential technical standards that include physical abilities and behavioral characteristics necessary for successful completion. It is the policy of HCC to provide reasonable accommodations to qualified students with disabilities to ensure equal opportunity to meet the academic and technical standards. Determination of a reasonable accommodation will be considered on an individual basis and is an interactive collaboration with the disability support services provider, the student, the program advisor, and the faculty member, when indicated. For a complete statement of the technical standards, please visit our web page at www.harford.edu/cethealthcare or contact the Nursing & Allied Health Professions Office in Continuing Education & Training at 443-412-2172 or email healthcaretraining@harford.edu.

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For registration information, see page 40 or call 443-412-2376, option 1.

45025

Tuition:

795

Fee:

SAT, SUN 10/20-11/11 7 AM-4 PM Sessions: 8 Onsite D. Garza Must also enroll in 45023 and 45024.

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35005

10/07-12/02

Technical Standards

Fee:

Learn to analyze medical terminology through spelling and word building. Identify descriptive terms used in the medical profession and apply them to the human body systems. Computer literacy and internet access required.

CRN:

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SAT, SUN 7 AM-3 PM Onsite

35006

144

Medical Terminology Online

35247

Additional Meeting Times and/or Dates:

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144

Fee:

8/15-10/5 OLL Staff

CRN:

SAT 6/23 8 AM-11 AM Sessions: 10 Onsite S. Smith

This Maryland Board of Nursing (MBON)approved course prepares you to safely perform delegated nursing functions with clients of any age and various levels of physical, sensory, motor, and emotional ability. Preparation for certification with the MBON and the National Nurse Aide Assessment Program (GNA) examination included. Reading and math assessments required before registration. Corequisite: American Heart Association CPR for the Healthcare Provider. Concurrent enrollment in Nursing Assistant Clinical required. The MBON requires a federal and state criminal background check prior to certification. Technical standards apply.

Must also enroll in 45019. Class meets 10/6, 10/07, 10/20, 10/21, 11/03, 11/04, 11/17, 11/18, 12/01, 12/02.

7/18-9/7 OLL Staff CRN:

Nursing Assistant Theory

Practice skills learned in Nursing Assistant Theory. This clinical placement provides experience in area nursing homes under the supervision of a Registered Nurse. Perfect attendance mandatory. American Heart Association CPR for the Healthcare Provider and evidence of adequate immunizations required. Current enrollment in Nursing Assistant Theory required. Technical standards apply.

CRN:

SAT 7/14 8 AM-5:15 PM Session: 1 DH-126 S. Smith

CRN:

Nursing Assistant Clinical

www.harford.edu/cet

NURSING & ALLIED HEALTH Nurse Refresher Skills Lab Practice your clinical skills and learn about the latest patient care procedures in a skills lab. Join other licensed nurses who are returning to the clinical setting. Explore current trends and patient care procedures including physical assessment, documentation, and medication administration. Must also register in Theory and Clinical. Skills kit provided. Technical standards apply.

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45024

Tuition:

215

Fee:

FRI 10/12 8 AM-4:30 PM Session: 1 DH-131 C. Balcar Must also enroll in 45023 and 45025.

Nurse Refresher Theory Are you an RN or an LPN interested in maintaining or reactivating your license? This Nurse Refresher Series fulfills the MBON requirements for nurses returning to active practice. You must register for and successfully complete the theory, skills lab, and clinical portions of this program to reactivate your Maryland nursing license. Proof of a current, unencumbered, active, inactive, or temporary Maryland nursing license required. Technical standards apply. Textbook purchase required.

Dental Assistant Program The road to finding the perfect job starts here. Classes begin September 24 Includes oral radiography training, an externship with placement in a local dentist office, and eligibility to sit for the Dental Assisting National Board (DANB) Radiation Health & Safety Examination.

Call 443-412-2440 or visit harford.edu/dental. Paramedic Medical Emergencies

Paramedic Trauma Emergencies

MON 9/17 8 AM-12:15 PM Sessions: 20 DH-129 C. Balcar

Learn advanced management of common disease processes and medical emergencies as you examine individual human body systems and related pathophysiology. Course includes information on allergies and anaphylaxis, toxicology, infectious disease, environmental emergencies, psychiatric disorders, gynecology, and obstetrics. Prerequisite courses required. No additional textbook purchase required. Technical standards apply.

Explore the “Golden Hour” of pre-hospital trauma management as you learn the role of the paramedic in the EMS system. Content includes mechanism of injury analysis, patient presentations, assessment, and advanced management of a variety of emergencies involving trauma to the major human body systems. No additional textbook purchase required. Prerequisite courses required. Technical standards apply.

Additional Meeting Times and/or Dates

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MON, WED 9/17-11/21 Online C. Balcar Must also enroll in 45024 and 45025.

CRN:

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45023

Tuition:

875

Fee:

165

Oral Radiography Training Are you a practicing dental assistant interested in sitting for the Dental Assisting National Board (DANB) Radiation Health and Safety Examination? Complete this course to gain the knowledge and skill needed to take dental radiographs including full-mouth and bitewing x-rays. A working knowledge of oral anatomy, infection control, and dental terminology required. Topics include the proper placement of dental x-rays and radiation health and safety. Skills lab practice included. Textbook purchase required.

35397

TUE, THU 9-10:15 PM DH-128

Tuition:

395

Fee:

6/12-7/1 Sessions: 12 S. Proctor

* The Clinical Coordinator arranges start date and placement with each student. Evening and weekend hours not available. It may take up to 6 months for students to be placed at a clinical site.

CRN:

35398

Tuition:

TUE, THU 6 PM-10:15 PM DH-128

395

Fee:

7/24-9/4 Sessions: 13 S. Proctor

Physical Therapy Technician Externship* Scheduled on demand

u¥ CRN:

45048

Tuition:

445

Fee:

495

MON, WED 11/19-12/10 6 PM-10 PM Sessions: 6 Onsite Staff No class 11/21.

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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SUMMER 2018

CAREER DEVELOPMENT Resume Preparation Are you interested in preparing or updating your resume?

PROFESSIONAL Online

Interested in an individualized session to help you get ready for an important job interview?

career Career Training Courses

Listed below are online career training courses through Harford Community College. The courses are self-paced; you can begin whenever you wish. After registering with HCC, you will receive an email from ed2go/Career with course access instructions. Textbooks will be mailed to you. For more information, email training@harford.edu.

Certified Bookkeeper

Human Resources Professional

Certified Global Business Professional

Lean Mastery

Certified Indoor Air Quality Manager Certified Indoor Environmentalist Prep

Create an effective resume or improve the one you already have. Transform your resume into a powerful tool that will get you interviews. This workshop will lead you through a self-assessment series so you will have extensive knowledge about the product you are marketing-YOU! Learn different resume formats, how to write an employment objective, and tricks to writing persuasive cover letters. Make the most of your work experience. Know what to reveal in a resume and what to keep to yourself. This course also covers the use of online resumes and Internet resume secrets.

Contact 443-412-2173, or email training@ harford.edu for registration information. Tuition: session.

Interviewing Skills

Management Training

Are you ready for your first or next interview?

Non-Profit Management Payroll Practice and Management

Certified Mediator and Arbitrator

Purchasing and Supply Chain Management

Entrepreneurship: Start-up and Business Owner Management

Records Management Certificate Six Sigma Black Belt

Event Management and Design

Six Sigma Green Belt

Freight Broker/Agent Training

Technical Writing

Are you interested in polishing your interviewing skills? Want to improve your chances of getting that dream job? Worried about doing well on the interview? Learn interview skills designed to specifically allow you to effectively present yourself in the best possible manner when interviewing for a job. Learn types and techniques to shine in your interview. Get the most of your interviewing appointments with interpersonal skills to highlight your talents, accomplishments, and abilities. Contact 443-412-2173, or email training@harford.edu for registration information. Tuition: session.

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89 for two-hour day or evening

www.harford.edu/cet

89 for two-hour day or evening

PROFESSIONAL

BUSINESS AND MANAGEMENT

STRATEGIC MANAGEMENT SERIES

Leading a Team Team Effectiveness Team Conflict Management High Performing Teams

CRITICAL BUSINESS SKILLS TO ENHANCE LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT EXECUTION

Basic Writing Skills Effective Business Writing Technical Writing

These strategic management courses are designed to provide you with tools to align your activities with your organization’s business plan and to help you make a greater contribution to your organization’s success. You will earn continuing education certificates by completing all of the courses listed under each certificate program shown.

TEAM BUILDING

EFFECTIVE BUSINESS WRITING SKILLS

SUPERVISORY DEVELOPMENT Goal Setting Understanding Organizational Behavior Managing Priorities/Deadlines Conflict Resolution Multi-Generational Workforce Diversity Overview Time Management

STRATEGIC BUSINESS MANAGEMENT Goal Setting Strategic Planning for Growth Strategic Marketing Managing Organizational Change Data Analysis and Interpretation Time Management

OPTIONAL COURSES Emotional Intelligence Critical Thinking

u = Senior Adult and Disabled Retiree Tuition Waivers Apply

CUSTOMER SERVICE MANAGEMENT Basic Customer Service Training Customer Service and Conflict Resolution Developing Superior Customer Service Interpersonal Skills

EFFECTIVE PRESENTATIONS Delivering Effective Presentations Facilitation Tips and Techniques Speaking in Public Professional Presentations

EFFECTIVE COMMUNICATIONS Introduction to Communication Techniques Communication and Team Dynamics Communication in the Workplace Conflict and Communication Not all courses are offered every semester.

INFORMATION ROD BOURN rbourn@harford.edu 443-412-2173

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HOMELAND SECURITY Homeland Protection & Security The Future of Homeland Security is You! Homeland Security has evolved to not only include concerns regarding terrorism, but also natural and man-made disasters and emergency management. These courses were designed in response to the nation’s growing homeland security needs and issues. Learn how to formulate an all–hazards emergency response plan that integrates the actions of the first responders and building/ facility managers; plan hazardous communications processes; educate in the safety and environmental fields; and research the latest security technology. In addition to providing students with a broad understanding of safety and security issues, the Homeland Security program focuses on four vital components of homeland security: • Prevention and Protection • Preparedness and Response • Information Sharing and Analysis • Research and Technology

What can you do with Homeland Security Training? The Homeland Security program will prepare students for the growing field of safety, security and emergency management. Completers of the Homeland Security program courses will be prepared to work in a variety of settings and capacities such as private businesses, emergency management, safety management, intelligence analysis, private security, airports, law enforcement, FBI, Secret Service, the DEA, air marshals, customs investigators, special agents, military service and border patrol.

HUMAN RESOURCES Join Susquehanna Human Resources Association

SHRM Certified Test Prep Offered in partnership with the Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM), the curriculum for the SHRM Certified HR Professional Test Prep Course covers the entire body of Competency and KnowledgeTM (SHRM BoCKTM) which encourages HR professionals to acquire the Competencies and Knowledge they’ll need to effectively perform their jobs and achieve career success. Classes will resume fall 2018.

SUSQUEHANNA HUMAN RESOURCES ASSOCIATION

Why join SHRA? • Quarterly meetings with regional presenters • Shared meetings with other professional associations • Brown bag lunches at member companies • Discounts for select HR programs at HCC

Here’s some of what SHRA covered this past year: • FLSA Updates: Preparing for Legal Changes • Leadership Tour of the Naval Academy in Annapolis • How to Use Stay Interviews • Employing Special Needs Labor and Tour of Acadia • Our 5th Annual HR Summit at HCC Now ask yourself this: Where else can you get the opportunity to network with over 70 HR professionals, hear top-notch speakers, and develop professional relationships without leaving Harford County?

SHRM Essentials of Human Resources This program, offered through the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM), provides a comprehensive overview of human resource roles and responsibilities. This program is ideal for those just starting out in the human resources profession, or more seasoned professionals looking to boost their employee management skills. Senior adult and disabled retiree tuition waivers apply. Transcript available. Classes will resume fall 2018.

For more information: www.shra-network.com, or call Rod Bourn at 443-412-2173, or email rbourn@harford.edu.

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PROFESSIONAL

HARFORD LEADERSHIP ACADEMY

Class of 2017 HARFORD LEADERSHIP ACADEMY

25+ YEARS

For more information about applying to HLA, contact Victor Cyran, 443-412-2398, or email vcyran@harford.edu. Application deadline: January 11, 2019

CORE LEADERSHIP Develop yourself further with CORE Leadership training.

The Dynamics of Successful Leadership

CORE Leadership at Harford Community College was designed specifically for mid- to LEADERSHIP senior-level managers. Modeled after the Harford Leadership Academy (HLA), this 10-week program focuses on professional leadership development for established leaders.

Session 1: Kick-off & Orientation Session 2: Tools of Leadership

Course Instructors are:

The Identity and Strategy of Leadership Session 3: Leading Through Change, Part 1 Session 4: Leading Through Change, Part 2

CORE Leadership Goals:

Session 5: Leadership at Various Stages Session 6: Mentoring and Coaching Session 7: Handling Internal Conflict Session 8: Leadership During Crisis

David Litterello Scott Walton Business Intelligence Founder of Velocity Manager at Siemens Performance Apparel Healthineers

Summary & Integration Session 9: Career Redevelopment Session 10: Class Presentations

CORE is designed to improve the student’s ability to see the big picture and take a longer range, broader business perspective, and specifically covers: • Ensuring strategy execution • Reviewing organizational structure as both a whole entity and its integral parts, and how to flow strategy though it • Acknowledging corporate climate and addressing needed change • Taking an active role in the growth and transformation of Harford County

To apply, visit harford.edu/CORE and download application. For more information, please contact Rod Bourn, rbourn@harford.edu, or call 443-412-2173.

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SUMMER SUMMER 2018 2018 WORKFORCE EDUCATION COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

The Workplace Excellence Series Delivering Essential Skills for Workplace Success The Workplace Excellence Series is designed to help people understand and deliver the essential skills that companies demand today. Participants of the 10-module program will gain a better understanding of the employer’s perspective, practical skills, and the “bottom line” in 10 essential areas. Incumbent workers learn to deliver greater value that builds career and company success. Students increase appreciation for their education and build habits for future career success. Job Seekers learn to show their value to prospective employers and get hired faster.

Use the whole series, or select modules to meet individualized needs. Facilitation guides, slide presentations, and supporting materials are available for each module.

ADAPTability – Navigating success in

RESPECTability – thriving in the multi-

COMMUNICATIONability –

SUITability – fitting into the culture of the

the changing workplace. Today’s workplace is changing faster than ever, and companies need employees to respond appropriately and efficiently. Participants in this module will learn strategies for succeeding in a changing environment, improving personal adaptability, and managing stress.

verbal and non-verbal communication in the workplace. Companies cannot succeed if employees do not communicate clearly. This module will help trainees gain tools to improve verbal and non-verbal communication, learn the importance of active listening, and receive tips for effective greeting and introductions.

DEPENDability – maximizing your time

in the workplace. More than being ‘on time’ and working efficiently, companies need employees to use their time wisely. In this module, participants learn a five-step process plus strategies to focus on top priorities; stay engaged and productive; and avoid procrastination.

PRESENTability – displaying the

image of your workplace. Companies need employees who positively display their image. Trainees gain a basic understanding of excellent professional presentation, plus how to identify and cultivate the company image, build a wardrobe quickly and affordably, and continuously improve.

REASONability – managing your mindset in the workplace. Companies want employees who consistently maintain a productive mindset. Participants discover how to identify, adjust and improve problem outcomes, and learn practical ways to cultivate reasoning and a mindset that leads to success.

generational workplace. Companies need employees who get along and bring out the best in others. Participants gain an understanding of the five generations in the workforce, and learn strategies to appreciate differences, play to everyone’s strengths, and improve the ability to thrive.

workplace. Companies hire people who can do the job and who fit into the culture. Participants find out why work culture is important, and how to successfully learn, adopt, and promote the culture of the industry, company, and/or department.

TRANSITIONability –

making a smooth job transition. Employers expect employees to manage their personal lives in ways that support company success. Participants in this module learn how to prepare for a new job, succeed in the first 90 days, and maintain life/work balance for personal, career, and company health.

WORKability –

realities & expectations in today’s workplace. In the changing workplace, companies set expectations for employees to meet or exceed. Participants gain an understanding of today’s realities, expectations, and their role in supporting the bottom line; how to increase profit, earn their keep and their raises, and exceed expectations.

WRITEability –

written communication in the workplace. Writing is a part of every job, and it is often used to measure capability. This module teaches the rules for today, how to craft and deliver messages, writing effective emails, a crash course in social media, and tips for workplace texting and replying to messages.

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PROFESSIONAL

Watch for more details for this course coming fall 2018!

PROJECT MANAGEMENT

REAL ESTATE Real Estate Appraisal

Project Management: PMP Prep Attending this 35-hour comprehensive course will provide you with the knowledge you need to pass the Project Management Institutes PMP® or CAPM® Certification Exam. At the conclusion of the course, you will be able to understand the concepts and vocabulary of project management from the perspective of the PMBOK® Guide-Fifth Edition. The course is taught by a PMI Registered Education Provider (PMI R.E.P.) The provider has been approved by PMI to issue professional development units (PDUs) for the course.

Harford Community College partners with the Maryland Association of Appraisers to offer continuing education courses. For more information and to register, email training@harford.edu. All classes meet at the University Center in Aberdeen. Classes will be offered in fall 2018!

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NONPROFIT

35348

Tuition:

2,045

Fee:

255

MON-FRI 8/20-8/24 8 AM-5 PM Sessions: 5 B-243 M. McNally

Introduction to Microsoft Project Harford Grant Academy incorporates online learning with in-class discussion and presentations, and is designed to enhance the skills and knowledge of local nonprofit grant writers. Call 443-412-2173 or email training@harford.edu for detailed information and application.

WILL THE MILLENNIAL GENERATION IMPACT YOUR ORGANIZATION? “The Expectations of Millennials” offered as a 90-minute or half-day program) will help guide your considerations and actions with this generation of employees and customers.

For more information or to schedule a session of your choice for your organization, contact Rod Bourn at 443-412-2173 or rbourn@harford.edu.

Discover the uses of Microsoft Project. Create a task list; set up resources; assign resources to tasks; format and share your plan; track progress on tasks; and fine-tune task details, resource details, assignment details, and the Project Plan. Prerequisite: Working knowledge of Windows. Textbook purchase required.

u¥ CRN:

25263

Tuition:

289

Fee:

MON 4/30-5/7 8:30 AM-4 PM Sessions: 2 UC-125 N. Carver

Agile Development Using SCRUM Come discover Scrum, the most widely used form of Agile Project Management that is transforming organizations worldwide. In this class, you will not only learn the values, roles, activities and artifacts of Scrum, it is also filled with practical, handson activities to demonstrate Scrum principles in practice. If you or your organization is considering using Scrum to manage your projects, or you just want to broaden your understanding of Project Management, then this is the class for you. 8 Category E Scrum Alliance SEUs.

Home Inspection License training offered: July 14–21 November 10-17 For more details see page 62.

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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SUMMER 2018 Small Business Partnership Training Working with WorkSmart Employer Training Solutions and the Maryland Small Business Development Center, Harford Community College can help you train your employees too! Many small businesses have the same training needs for their employees. By working with multiple businesses, HCC can still offer your organization training that is customized to benefit the success of your employees. Even if you didn’t think you had enough employees or resources for custom training, contact us and tell us what your needs are so we can work on a solution for you!

SMALL BUSINESS Becoming a Notary Learn about the roles, regulations, and correct practices in performing the responsibilities of a new notary public. Topics include a brief history, Maryland rules, practical advice, avoiding problems, new developments, and performing competently as a notary.

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35371

Tuition:

SAT 8/11 9 AM-2:15 PM Session: 1 E-143 T. Cavacos

Gain the computer skills necessary for success in small business with Microsoft Office certifications. See pg. 49.

inspire teach CHANGE

INSTRUCTORS WANTED! Specific instructor needs include: • • • • • • • • • • •

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SERVICE

CHILD CARE

SERVICE

BARTENDING

State Certificate

Child Care Certification

A Course in Bartending For bartenders or bar operators, this course presents the basic procedures for implementing and maintaining a bar operation. Learn the various forms of alcoholic beverages including wine, beer, and spirits; how to stock a bar; bar layout; and other duties and functions.

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Earn the 90-classroom-hour certificate for child care professionals from the Maryland State Department of Education by successfully completing the following courses:

Required Courses: •• Materials & Curriculum •• The Young Child

Classes will resume fall 2018.

H.O.T. CERTIFICATE Bartending

BEST Alcohol Management

Materials & Curriculum

This class covers the responsible service and sales of alcohol. BEST (Beverage, Education and Server Training) is a skills-based, state designation program that is designed to prevent intoxication, underage drinking, and drunk driving; as well as how to document incidents and identify false IDs. The class is accepted in Maryland the same as the TIPS or TAM program. In Maryland, alcohol servers must be at least 18 years old.

Designed for parents, teachers, child care operators, prospective parents or teachers, and others interested in working with children. Through varied instructional materials and activities, students will learn various means of stimulating the intellectual, physical, social, and emotional development of young children through seven years of age. Seating limited to 5 per class.

Earn a H.O.T. Certificate in Bartending by completing the following courses.

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Required Courses:

CRN:

•• A Course in Bartending •• BEST (Alcohol Management)

For more information, email training@harford.edu.

35363

Tuition:

Fee:

MON 7/23 6 PM-10 PM Session: 1 E-159 Staff

CHILD CARE CONFERENCE Coming fall 2018.

Contact Rod Bourn, rbourn@ harford.edu for more information.

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The Young Child Designed to provide students with knowledge to meet the need of the young child from birth to age seven. Emphasis is on the practical aspects of caring for young children, creating environmental settings instrumental in providing optimal development. Current issues will be discussed. Transcript available. Textbook purchase required. Seating limited to 5 per class.

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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SUMMER 2018 Introduction to Floral Design

FLORAL DESIGN

Create colorful, eye-catching, fresh floral arrangements as you learn the basic principles of floral design. Take home a completed arrangement each week. Material fee includes fresh flowers, containers, and equipment for each project.

FOOD SCIENCE/ CULINARY ARTS

u¥ Classes will resume fall 2018.

Floral Certification: Wedding Design

H.O.T. CERTIFICATE

Floral Design Continuing Education Certificate Begin a career in floral design by earning your Floral Design H.O.T. certificate from Harford Community College. Students must successfully complete Introduction to Floral Design before taking the Advanced Floral Design course. Other courses and electives may be taken in any order. Courses will be offered throughout the year in the fall, spring, and summer semesters. Approximate cost of the program is

This class is designed for individuals interested in pursuing floral design as a career and prepares students in the design and creation of flowers necessary to do a complete wedding. Topics include current wedding styles and trends, the care and handling of wedding flowers, bridal bouquets, corsages, church flowers, reception decor, and centerpieces. Students must have basic floral design skills to register for this class. Prerequisite: Introduction to Floral Design or permission from the instructor.

u¥ CRN:

35367

Tuition:

149

Fee:

129

TUE, THU 6/12-6/21 6:30 PM-9:45 PM Sessions: 4 Harford Technical High School D. Flack

H.O.T. CERTIFICATE

Food Science Certification Learn about ingredients and nutrition while gaining professional skills to prepare you for an exciting career in food science. For more information, email JeanMarie Lewis, jmlewis@harford.edu.

2,200.

Required Courses: •• Introduction to Floral Design •• Advanced Floral Design • Sympathy Design •• Contemporary Floral Design • Bedding Design •• Attendance at one American Institute of Floral Designers event

See pg. 11 for Floral Certificate elective courses.

Choice of Electives that total a combination of 8 courses: •• Retail Flower Shop • Everlasting Flowers •• Holiday Flowers • Flowers to Wear •• Halloween • Thanksgiving •• Valentine’s Day • St. Patrick’s Day •• Easter • Summer Wildflowers •• Mother’s Day/Occasion Basket

For more information, contact Rod Bourn, rbourn@harford.edu.

Microbrews and Entrepreneurship

Over the past five years, it has become hard to ignore the surge of growth and success within the craft beer industry. Growth in the beer industry continues to be driven by small- to mid-size breweries, typically with strong local and regional ties. This program will focus on moving forward with brewery logistics including beer brewing equipment needs and planning for brewery supplies, sourcing, legalities, distribution and marketing strategies for a small business.

Program coming spring of 2019! Keep checking www.harford.edu/cet for more details!

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SERVICE

HOSPITALITY H.O.T. CERTIFICATE

Hospitality Continuing Education Certificate The service industry is expanding, and Harford County will continue to grow over the next several years as more people move into the area. If you are interested in improving your career options, consider Hospitality at Harford! Basic customer service skills build the 30hour foundation core courses. From there, students can specialize their training to fit their personal needs and interests. The capstone “County Concierge” achievement is a special leadership designation recognized by local hospitality professionals.

Core Courses • Introduction to Harford Hospitality • Professional Etiquette • Basics of Customer Service • Dealing with Difficult People • Marketing Hospitality

Specializations • Food Service Sanitation (ServeSafe) • Food Product Knowledge • Bartending • Techniques of Alcohol Management • Wines & Beers • Trends in Food • Keys to Top Food Service • Event Planning • Grant Writing • Kitchen Math • Telephone Etiquette • How to Train

Capstone – “County Concierge” • Revenue & Yield • Maryland Smiles • Leading in the New Millennium • Uncovering Sources of Labor • Personnel Issues in Hospitality For more information, including customized hospitality training for organizations, email training@harford.edu.

Food Service Sanitation Developed by the National Restaurant Association, this course enables participants to become certified in food safety and sanitation. Upon completion of the course and a passing grade on the exam, students receive a certificate that is recognized by the State of Maryland Department of Health and Mental Hygiene. Textbook is required and should be purchased before first class session. The book is approximately $75. This is a hybrid class. First and last class session held on campus.

VETERINARY ASSISTANT

u¥ CRN:

35368

Tuition:

Fee:

MON 7/9 6:30-9:45 PM Sessions: 6 J-015 K. Gingue Additional Meeting Times and/or Dates MON 7/16-8/6 Online K. Gingue Additional Meeting Times and/or Dates MON 8/13 6:30-9:45 PM J-015 K. Gingue

Coming Spring 2019! Harford Community College is pleased to announce that we will be introducing a Pet Grooming Certificate in spring 2019.

H.O.T. CERTIFICATE

Nail Technician Certificate The Nail Technician Program consists of three courses. Approved by the Maryland State Department of Education, participants prepare to apply for the state required examination to become a licensed manicurist. The 250 total hours of instruction include theory, demonstration, and practical application. Students must register for Nail Technician I before August 31, 2018. Students must eventually enroll in and complete all three courses to be eligible to apply for the state exam. Tuition assistance may be available to those who qualify through the Susquehanna Workforce Network (410-939-4240). Textbook and workbook required. (Approx. $150)

PET GROOMING CERTIFICATE

Topics included in the 475-hour program include:

Animal First Aid and CPR • Intro to Dog Grooming: Dog Anatomy Breed Identification Proper Handling and Control Bite Prevention Ethics and Animal Welfare

• Basic Grooming Techniques: Grooming Salon Layout Proper Bathing/Drying Ear Cleaning/Plucking Scissor Control

De-matting Nail Trims Dental Care

• Advanced Grooming Techniques: Externship at a grooming facility

The estimated program cost is

2,100.

Email training@harford.edu for additional information. For certification requirements, call the Maryland State Board of Barbers and Cosmetology at 410-230-6320.

And much more! Look for more information in the spring 2019 schedule of classes!

Next Program begins fall 2018! CRN:

45015 Tuition: $1,690

Fee:

395

MON, THU 9/6-12/13 6-9:15 PM Sessions: 27 Harford Technical High School K.Fiero

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WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT SUMMER 2018 Animal First Aid & CPR Animal first aid is the immediate care given to an injured or suddenly ill pet. This course provides pet owners and other interested parties with information on caring for dogs and cats as well as guidance about how to determine when pets need professional treatment. Course completion card included.

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35442

Tuition:

Fee:

SAT 7/14 8 AM-12:15 PM Session: 1 J-025 P. Halligan

H.O.T. CERTIFICATE Veterinary Assistant

As the veterinary field grows, so does the demand for certified veterinary assistants! As a member of the team, you will assist the veterinarian and veterinary technician in the delivery of patient care, maintaining a clean and safe work environment, administering medications to animals, and providing compassionate care to animals and their owners. Learn essential information and job skills, such as animal husbandry, emergency care, nutrition, surgery, diagnostics, and more. Experience hands-on learning in the classroom with a variety of animals, including cats, dogs, reptiles, small mammals, and zoo animals. Students must be at least 18 years old and have a high school diploma or GED. Technical standards apply. Additionally, you must complete the Reading (ACR) and Math (ACA) assessment at the Test Center in Fallston Hall prior to enrollment in the Veterinary Assistant Program. No appointment is necessary.

Required Classes: •• Animal First Aid & CPR •• Massage Therapy for Animals •• VAC I: Intro to Veterinary Assisting •• VAC II: Anatomy, Physiology, Disease, & Nutrition •• VAC III: Diagnostic & Therapeutic Techniques •• VAC IV: Surgery & Emergency Care •• VAC V: Large & Exotic Animals •• Small Animal Externship

Small Animal Externship

Learn the rudimentary skills of animal massage to gain complementary physical and emotional benefits, and facilitate the socialization of abused and/or traumatized pets. You may bring a licensed, socialized dog to class for use in the practice of massage. All dogs must have current rabies immunization and be kept on a lead.

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35443

Tuition:

Fee:

Continue exploring the care of small animals as you learn to perform interventions and tests necessary to diagnose and treat health problems. Gain skills and knowledge related to hematology, laboratory procedures, diagnostic imaging, pharmacology, fluid therapy, and restraint techniques. Prerequisite courses required. Technical standards apply.

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Massage Therapy for Animals

CRN:

Veterinary Assistant Certification III: Diagnostic & Therapeutic Techniques

SAT 7/28 12 PM-4:15 PM Sessions: 1 J-025 J. Rainier

Participate in an individually scheduled, 100-hour, “hands on” experience related to the veterinary management of a variety of small animals. Opportunities include preventive medicine, nutrition, husbandry, animal behavior, handling and restraint, medical management and laboratory techniques. Observe and practice procedures and skills under direct supervision. Weekday, weekend, and holiday hours necessary for successful completion. Immunizations required. Prerequisite courses required. Technical standards apply. Must currently be enrolled in the Veterinary Assisting Program. Technical standards apply.

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Veterinary Assistant Certification I: Introduction to Veterinary Assisting

Veterinary Assistant Certification IV: Surgery & Emergency Care

Interested in an entry-level career in veterinary medicine? Take this course to learn the role and responsibilities of a veterinary assistant as you explore the skills needed for the workplace. Includes information related to ethics and professionalism; customer service; dog and cat breeds; animal behavior and handling; sanitation; and grooming. Prerequisite courses required. Reading (ACR) and math (ACA) assessments required prior to registration. Technical standards apply. Textbook purchase required.

In this module, you will learn to provide services for small animals in need of specialized and emergent care. Areas of concentration include anesthesia, surgical assisting, emergency care, dental care and the required restraining techniques for these interventions. Prerequisite courses required. Technical standards apply.

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Veterinary Assistant Certification II: Anatomy, Physiology, Disease, & Nutrition Build on the knowledge you gained in Introduction to Veterinary Assisting as you explore the care and treatment of small animals. Learn essential information regarding anatomy, physiology and nutrition as well as the effects of disease and parasites on various species. Prerequisite courses required. Technical standards apply.

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Veterinary Assistant Certification V: Large & Exotic Animals Module V prepares you to work with large and exotic animals including mammals, birds, and reptiles. Explore preventative medicine, nutrition, animal behavior, handling and restraint, husbandry, habitat design, ethical and conservation issues, and humane animal handling techniques. Immunizations necessary. Prerequisite courses required. Technical standards apply.

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THE EXPECTATIONS OF MILLENNIALS ARE YOU READY FOR THE MILLENNIAL GENERATION’S POTENTIAL IMPACT ON YOUR ORGANIZATION?

This program will help guide your considerations and actions with this generation of employees and customers. For more information or to schedule a session of your choice for your organization, please contact Rod Bourn at 443-412-2173 or rbourn@harford.edu.

DRONE TECHNOLOGY CERTIFICATE PROGRAM

Over 2,500 jobs related to drones will be created in the state of Maryland by 2025.*

This program provides students with several hours of simulator training and hands-on flight training using professional drones. Completing this program will prepare you for the test to obtain FAA’s Part 107 Certificate. Classes resume fall 2018. See page 57 for details.

*Estimated by the FAA.

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