SUNY SCHENECTADY COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGE
Workforce Development & Community Education SUMMER 2017
WWW.SUNYSCCC.EDU/WFDCE
Courses Include Allied Healthcare Archaeology Children’s Interests Computers Corporate Trainings Culinary Fitness Music Professional Development And more...
More than 50 courses an d programs for kids and teen s!
THE SUNY SCCC OFFICE OF WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Front Row: Denise Zieske, Vice President of Workforce Development and Community Education; Mary Kohan, Program Coordinator; and Sarah Wilson-Sparrow, Coordinator of Workforce Development Second Row: Tiziana Rota, Project Director, Healthcare; Christine Canavan, Program Coordinator; Linda Markel Boink, Executive Secretary I; Michael Henderson, Coordinator of Workforce Development; and Maria Kotary, Associate for Workforce Development and Community Education.
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Community Education and Professional Development (518) 595-1101, ext. 4 kotarymc@sunysccc.edu
HPOG/Allied Healthcare Gail Shallow (518) 621-4007 shalloga@sunysccc.edu
Business Training Michael Henderson (518) 871-9079, ext. 4 hendermb@sunysccc.edu
Follow us on Facebook and Twitter! www.facebook.com/scccwfd @sunyscccwfdce SUNY Schenectady County Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race and color, creed, national origin, sex, age, disability, sexual orientation, marital status, familial status, military status, domestic violence victim status, arrest or conviction record and predisposing genetic characteristics. This goal reflects the commitment of SUNY Schenectady County Community College to provide affirmative action in all areas of admissions, employment, or in any aspect of the business of the College. All information in this directory is subject to change due to budget, staffing, instructional or other institutional needs.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS How to Register...................................................................................................................4 Refund and Cancellation Policy....................................................................................4 Registration Calendar.......................................................................................................4 Community Education.............................................................................................. 5-41 Archaeology..............................................................................................................5-7 Kid And Teen Academy...................................................................................... 8-29 High School Equivalency and ESOL................................................................... 30 College Prep............................................................................................................... 30 Computers............................................................................................................31-32 Culinary..................................................................................................................33-34 Music.......................................................................................................................35-36 Personal Enrichment.........................................................................................37-38 Wellness Courses and Fitness........................................................................39-41 Professional Development........................................................................................... 42 Online Courses...........................................................................................................43-45 Career Development................................................................................................46-53 CRHRA Business Credit Series.............................................................................. 48 Allied Health Courses........................................................................................49-53 Business Education and Training............................................................................... 54
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HOW TO REGISTER Online and In-Person Registration Students can register for non-credit courses through the first day of class. • •
Online Registration: Students can submit their non-credit registration requests via our web site: www.sunysccc.edu/wfdce any time of the day or night. In-person Registration: Students can register in-person at the Registrar’s Office, Elston Hall, 212 and 215, during regular College hours. For information, please call (518) 381-1348.
Payment for non-credit courses is expected at the time of registration. Students may pay in person by visiting the Student Business Office, located in Elston Hall, 219 or via our web site, http://sunysccc.edu/Admissions/Paying-for-College/Student-Business-Office. If a student plans on withdrawing from or is not able to attend a non-credit course, they must contact the Office of Workforce Development and Community Education at (518) 595-1101, ext. 3 prior to the course start date; otherwise the student will be charged for this course. Workforce Development and Community Education Refund and Cancellation Policy 1. Courses may be cancelled due to insufficient enrollment. A 100% refund will be made for any course cancelled by SUNY SCCC. Every effort will be made to contact students prior to the start date so please make sure we have correct contact information. 2. A full refund will be made if withdrawal is made PRIOR to the first class meeting. Please contact Maria Kotary at (518) 595-1101, ext. 4 for details. 3. NO REFUND will be made after the first class meeting. Registration Calendar Non-Credit classes begin in May. Non-credit courses also start on other dates in June, July and August. Check specific courses in this directory for start dates. In-person registration is ongoing and students may register until the course start date. SUNY SCCC is closed on the following holiday: Tuesday, July 4.
INTERESTED IN TEACHING OR TRAINING?
Opportunities are available for qualified and exceptional part-time, day, evening, and weekend instructors to design and teach courses in business, healthcare, and personal enrichment courses, particularly children’s courses. General qualifications are extensive experience and knowledge in the subject area, proven teaching ability and excellent communication skills. Please send a résumé, cover letter describing the interest in teaching a specific course and qualifications, as well as a course proposal to: Maria Kotary, Associate for Workforce Development and Community Education SUNY Schenectady County Community College Kindl Building 201 State Street Schenectady, NY 12305 (518) 595-1101, ext. 4 • kotarymc@sunysccc.edu
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COMMUNITY EDUCATION COMMUNITY ARCHAEOLOGY
Certificate of Proficiency in Archaeology The SUNY SCCC-Community Archaeology Program (CAP) offers a non-credit Certificate of Proficiency in Archaeology. Students 16 and older may enroll in individual courses or complete six required courses plus experience (see chart below). Those who have completed this certificate are eligible to obtain a non-credit Certificate of Advanced Study in Community Archaeology. These certificates provide students an educational opportunity through classroom instruction and experience to learn about regional archaeology and acquire the knowledge and skills needed in order to pursue archaeology under professional supervision. Lectures, readings, discussions, field trips and hands-on activities are among the teaching methods employed in all courses Total Lecture Courses Semester Hours CFP 102 Native American Archaeology
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CFP 103 Laboratory Practices
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CFP 106 Historical Archaeology
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CFP 108 Researching/Interpreting Documents
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CFP 109 Archaeological Field Work Program
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CFP 107 Recording and Archiving Archaeological Data
Requirements: Above listed six courses or equivalents (approved by Community Archaeology faculty) and 60 volunteer hours (30 lab and 30 fieldwork) under CFP 100 Archaeology Research. Certificate of Advanced Study in Community Archaeology (CASCA) Students will consult with a SUNY SCCC-CAP instructor about enrollment in the Independent Study course required for completion of the Advanced Certificate.
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ARCHAEOLOGY COURSES ARCHAEOLOGICAL RESEARCH CRN# 60262 CFP 100-51
June 1 – August 31 By Appointment
Fee: $30
This course is mandatory for students fulfilling the 60 experience hours required for the SUNY SCCC-Community Archaeology Program (CAP) certificate. Additionally, this course is required for all students engaged in archaeological research and laboratory under a SUNY SCCC-CAP instructor’s supervision. This course is taught by Louise Basa and Diana Carter. Ms. Basa, an area archaeologist with extensive fieldwork experience and research experience, is past president of the NYS Archaeological Association. Ms. Carter, a GE retiree, began her second career in archaeology after earning the basic certificate from SUNY SCCC.
INTRO TO GENEALOGY CRN# 60469 CFP 120-51
June 14 – July 12 Wednesdays
6-7 p.m. Fee: $50
Field trip scheduled for Saturday, July 15, from 10-11 a.m. This course will cover the basics of genealogy, including record-keeping, practice and archiving rules. Students will learn the variety of local repositories and the sources they offer such as census records, city directories, church records, probate and other records. Students will also learn about the wide variety of sources available on the Internet. In addition, the class will take a field trip on Saturday, July 15, to the Schenectady County Historical Society to learn about their library and archival collections. This course is taught by Michael Maloney, the librarian and archivist at the Schenectady County Historical Society, where he enjoys assisting researchers with genealogy, researching and writing blog posts for the library’s blog, organizing the library’s collections and planning programs to promote Schenectady’s rich history.
CARING FOR YOUR COLLECTION CRN# 60375 CFP 119-51
July 12 – July 26 Wednesdays
6-8:30 p.m. Fee: $75
This course will provide students with valuable information and guidance to protect family heirlooms, collections and keepsakes so that family members can enjoy the memories and historical association of the collections. Instructional information and demonstrations will focus around the preservation and minor cleaning and/or repair of a variety of items such as coin collections, glass and ceramic knick-knacks, toys and games and just about anything that can be passed on to family members or future generations. This course is taught by Darrell Pinckney, a member of the American Institute of Conservation for Art and Antiquities.
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HANDS-ON ARCHAEOLOGY FOR ADULTS CRN# 60263 CFP 111-01
July 20 – July 28 Thursdays and Fridays
9 a.m.-3 p.m. Fee: $125
Archaeology is more than digging. Students in this course will explore all aspects of archaeology: planning, excavation, analysis, interpretation and reporting of results through class presentations and hands-on activities under the supervision of SUNY SCCC’s Community Archaeology Program instructor(s). Activities include document study, field survey, digging techniques, artifact identification and other lab analyses. Course options will include field trips and research at local sites within the Stockade and the Capital Region. Opportunities for continued involvement in any or all aspects of archaeology will be presented. This course is taught by Louise Basa, an area archaeologist with extensive fieldwork experience and research experience. Ms. Basa is past president of the NYS Archaeological Association.
ARCHAEOLOGY OF HUMAN BURIALS CRN# 60521 CFP 125-71
June 26 – August 31 Online Course
Fee: $175
Students will learn about the advent of burials with our Homo ancestors in Eurasia, indigenous practices globally and how the death obsession of the Victorians came to shape how we view burial today. This course is taught by Hanna Marie Pageau, a graduate student with field experience in osteology and material archaeology. Her research focuses on dental evolution and the efficacy of field school participation by students.
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KID AND TEEN ACADEMY AT A GLANCE May 25 – June 29 Intro to Horseback Riding......................9 June 12 – July 28 Guitar Lessons for Children/Teens..... 9 Piano Lessons for Children/Teens........9 Voice Lessons for Children/Teens..... 10 June 26 – June 30 Kids Sewing 101 – Summer Fun.........10 July 3 – July 7 Emergency Vet.........................................11 Hidden Power...........................................19 Intro to Horseback Riding......................9 LEGO Robotics .........................................11 Robots!........................................................19 Solar Energy .............................................20 Sun Power..................................................20 Synthetic Biology....................................19 Wind Energy..............................................20 July 10 – July 14 Around the World in 5 days.................15 Becoming a Young Aviator ..................12 Becoming an Aviator for Teens...........12 Creative Challenges................................13 Creative Writing Academy....................29 Cupcake Design and Decorating ......15 Hands on Archaeology for Kids .........13 Inside Robots ...........................................21 Kids Summer Open Sew ......................14 LEGO Robotics – Level One (miSci) ..21 Professional Baking for Kids................13 Singing Musical Theater ...................... 11 S.T.E.A.M. Academy.................................29 Theater Workshop...................................14 July 17 – July 21 Coding and Gaming ..............................16 Emergency Vet ........................................11 Explore French Language and Culture................................................16 Grossology for Juniors ..........................22 Grossology for Kids.................................22
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Kids Summer Open Sew ......................14 LEGO Robotics – Level One (miSci) ..22 Professional Baking for Kids .............. 15 July 24 – July 28 Bioluminescence ....................................23 Explore German Language and Culture ...............................................17 Glow World Glow ....................................23 LEGO Robotics – Level Two (miSci) ..23 Musical Theater .......................................17 Professional Baking for Teens .............16 S.T.E.A.M. Academy.................................29 July 31 – August 4 Explore Chinese Language and Culture ...............................................17 LEGO Robotics (miSci) ..........................24 Space Academy: Crater Kids................24 Space Academy: Explore Earth...........24 August 7 – 11 Circuitry and Soldering ........................18 Computer Builder and Video Game Creator ..............................18 LEGO Robotics – Level One (miSci) ..25 Robots @ Work ........................................25 Space Academy: Expedition Mars ....25 August 14 – 18 Bubbleology .............................................26 Space Academy: Comet Mystery ......26 Space Academy: Our Spot in the Universe .............................................26 August 21 – 25 Build’em, Bust’Em Bridges ...................18 LEGO Robotics – Level Two (miSci) ..27 Space Academy: Crater Kids ...............27 Space Academy: Rocket Specialists..27 August 28 – September 1 CSI Crime Lab Chemistry .....................28 Potion Commotion ................................28
KID & TEEN ACADEMY COMMUNITY EDUCATION
INTRODUCTION TO HORSEBACK RIDING FOR CHILDREN AND TEENS Section #1: CRN# 60362 CFP 335-01
May 25 – June 29 Thursday
4-5 p.m. Fee: $185
Section #2: CRN# 60363 CFP 335-02
July 6 – August 10 Thursday
4-5 p.m. Fee: $185
Students, ages 6-13 years, will have an opportunity to take introductory level riding lessons that allow them to bond with their horse and focus on proper technique and safety. Riders are grouped according to riding ability with no experience necessary. Students are asked to wear boots or shoes with a heel, appropriate riding attire such as jeans or comfortable pants and no loose clothing. Riding helmets will be provided to all students but students are also welcome to bring their own. Students will ride in one of the Capital District’s largest indoor arenas - the New Horizons Stables, located at 586 Pearse Road in Schenectady. Don’t miss this opportunity – class size is limited.
PIANO LESSONS FOR CHILDREN AND TEENS CRN# 60249 CFP 300-51
June 12 – July 28 By Appointment
Fee: $115
This course, designed especially for beginners ages 6-17, will include fundamental instruction in note reading, rhythm recognition, proper hand position, and chords. Instruction will consist of five, half-hour individual lessons.
GUITAR LESSONS FOR KIDS CRN# 60250 CFP 305-01
June 12 – July 28 By Appointment
Fee: $138
This course, designed especially for beginners ages 6-17, will include fundamental instruction in reading notes, strumming chords to songs, and technical development. Instruction will consist of five, half-hour individual lessons. Students of all skill levels are welcome. Students must bring their own guitars. This course is taught by Paul Quigley, Adjunct in the SUNY SCCC School of Music.
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Mandolin, banjo and ukulele lessons are available for ages 10 and older. Please check our music courses on pages 35-36 for more details.
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VOICE LESSONS FOR CHILDREN AND TEENS
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
CRN# 60277 CFP 306-51
June 12 – July 28 By Appointment
Fee: $115
Students, ages 6-17, will learn proper singing techniques and vocal independence through solo work. Instruction will consist of five, half-hour individual lessons. This course is taught by Peter Waite, an alumnus of the SUNY SCCC School of Music. Mr. Waite is currently the Choral Director at Mekeel Christian Academy and Piano/Voice/Composition Instructor at the Performance School of the Arts. He has an active private lesson studio instructing on composition, music theory and vocal/piano instruction to students of all ages.
KIDS SEWING 101 - SUMMER FUN! CRN# 60402 CFP 340-01
June 26 – June 30 Monday - Friday
9 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $150
In this sewing class, students ages 9-14 years, will learn the basics of sewing and how to use their sewing machine. Using step-by-step instructions, students will make a tote bag with a matching zippered pouch. They will learn the basic construction, how to sew a straight stitch, how to cut and measure and how to sew a zipper. This is a beginner class for those with little to no sewing machine experience. All supplies are included in the tuition. Students must bring their own sewing machines. Sewing machines can be provided at no additional cost but must be requested ahead of time by contacting the instructor at fatima@fab518.com. Students will have an opportunity to show off their creation on the last day of class. This course is taught by Fatima Bey, who has been sewing and crocheting since she was 10 years old. She was the Alterations Manager at David’s Bridal for 10 years and teaches sewing classes at Jo-ann Fabrics, Hobby Lobby, Albany High School and HVCC.
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EMERGENCY VET July 3 – July 7 (no class 7/4) Monday-Thursday - 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
CRN# 60359 CFP 332-01
July 17 – July 21 Monday-Thursday - 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
CRN# 60522 CFP 332-02
Fee: $200 Fee: $250
This class is a young person’s ticket to the world of veterinary medicine. Young vets, ages 9-14, will have an opportunity to look into the exciting careers of real veterinarians and allow them to be involved in related hands-on activities and experiments. Each student will receive his or her own medical kit. Sample topics include animal behavior, DNA extraction, clinical procedure, diseases and parasites, First Aid, dental care and much more. This course is taught by Club Scientific.
LEGO® ROBOTICS CRN# 60523 CFP 345-02
July 3 – July 7 (no class 7/4) Monday-Thursday - 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Fee: $200
Using LEGO® bricks, students ages 6-10 years will be introduced to robotics. They will be able to build LEGO® models featuring working motors and sensors, program their models and explore theme-based activities. This course will enhance skills in science, engineering, technology and coding. This course is taught by Club Scientific.
SINGING MUSICAL THEATER FOR CHILDREN/TEENS CRN# 60259 CFP 307-51
July 10 – July 13 Monday - Thursday
9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Fee: $110
This summer, students ages 6-14 will learn to sing solos and perform group scenes from popular and historic musical theater productions. Students will learn to perform popular musical theater songs and study staging, characterization, healthy vocal technique and harmonization as well as develop a familiarity with musical theater repertoire. This course will end with a performance for friends and family. This course is taught by Christina Pickreign, who holds a Bachelor of Music degree from the University at Albany and a Master’s degree in Music Education from Westminster Choir College. She has performed numerous times as a soloist and in music theater productions throughout the Capital District. Ms. Pickreign is an Adjunct in the SUNY SCCC School of Music.
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BECOMING A YOUNG AVIATOR
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
CRN# 60365 CFP 337-01
July 10 – July 15 Monday - Friday
8:30 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $150
Students, ages 8-12 years, will spend the week at the Empire State Aerosciences Museum, located at the Schenectady County Airport in Glenville, learning about aviation and what real pilots do on the ground and in the air. Students in this hands-on class will learn about the history of aviation and aircraft design, the forces of flight – how airplanes fly (thrust, lift, drag and flight control), use a flight simulator, make and launch stick rockets and have an opportunity to interact with guest speakers such as a Naval Aviator. Students will also have a guided tour of the museum’s incredible exhibits and airpark, which features more than 20 historic military aircraft. Students will be able to get into the cockpits of some of these legendary fighter and attack aircraft. Students will also have the opportunity to work with the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) Chapter 602 to become Junior EAA members, which includes a half-hour flight. In case of weather issues, Saturday, July 15 will be an alternate flight day. This course will be taught by the Empire State Aerosciences Museum.
BECOMING AN AVIATOR FOR TEENS CRN# 60366 CFP 338-01
July 10 – July 15 Monday - Friday
8:30 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $150
Students, ages 13-16 years, will spend the week at the Empire State Aerosciences Museum, located at the Schenectady County Airport in Glenville, learning about aviation, what real pilots do, and careers in aviation. Students in this hands-on class will team up into groups to plan their “flight mission” alongside mentors while learning to read aviator maps, understand the forces of flight – how airplanes fly (thrust, lift, drag and flight control) and present their missions at their graduation celebration. This course will include guest speakers such as a Naval Aviator, a Civil Air Patrol Cadet and others. Students will have a guided tour of the museum’s incredible exhibits and airpark, which features more than 20 historic military aircraft. Students will also have the opportunity to work with the Experimental Aircraft Association (EAA) Chapter 602 to become Junior EAA members, which includes a half-hour flight. In case of weather issues, Saturday, July 15 will be an alternate flight day. This course will be taught by the Empire State Aerosciences Museum.
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PROFESSIONAL BAKING FOR KIDS July 10 – July 13 Monday - Thursday
9 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Fee: $450
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
CRN# 60251 CFP 308-01
The course will focus on measurement, correct sanitation, and mixing methods. Young chefs, ages 10-13, will learn to make such delicacies as marshmallows, fudge brownies with fudge frosting, croissants, apple pie, chocolate cheesecake, dinner rolls by hand, and chocolate zucchini cake. Young chefs are asked to bring an apron, closed toed shoes, a water bottle and a bagged lunch. This course is taught by Chef Gail Sokol, a chef educator and guest chef, who has spoken across the country. Chef Gail starred in the kids’ cooking series “Feed Your Brain with Chef Gail Sokol,” a project of Time Warner Cable airing in upstate New York. She regularly appears on television and radio discussing healthy cooking and baking. She is an Adjunct teaching Baking, Nutrition, and Sanitation for the Culinary Arts program at SUNY SCCC and an Adjunct in the Nutrition Department at The Sage Colleges, teaching food science.
HANDS-ON ARCHAEOLOGY FOR KIDS CRN# 60261 CFP 314-01
July 10 – July 14 Monday - Friday
9 a.m.-3 p.m. Fee: $250
Young archaeologists, ages 9-13, will have the opportunity to participate in an actual excavation at a site in Schenectady’s Historic Stockade District. They will learn the methods and skills used by archaeologists, with an emphasis on observation and deductive reasoning. Activities include defining research goals, survey, excavation, data and artifact recording, artifact identification and analysis and presenting results. Family and friends are invited on Friday afternoon to see the student’s presentations on the artifacts found at their excavation site. Students are asked to wear closed toed shoes with socks, and bring a bagged lunch and a water bottle. Students should also wear sunscreen while working outside. This course is taught by Louise Basa and Diana Carter. Ms. Basa, an area archaeologist with extensive fieldwork experience and research experience, is past president of the NYS Archaeological Association. Ms. Carter, a GE retiree, began her second career in archaeology after earning a basic certificate from SUNY SCCC.
CREATIVE CHALLENGES CRN# 60280 CFP 316-01
July 10 – July 14 Monday - Friday
9 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $125
This course is designed to encourage children ages 8-13 to think creatively and to problem solve. Each day the students will be challenged to construct a chosen project with a limited supply of materials and certain guidelines that need to be followed. These challenges are similar to the popular Egg Drop Challenge. There will be a different challenge each day designed to strengthen inventiveness, analytical thinking and motor skills and to encourage peer collaboration. This class is taught by Sue Smith, a Teaching Assistant at Guilderland Central High School with years of art and crafts experience. She has taught children’s art courses at SUNY SCCC over the last seven years.
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THEATER WORKSHOP FOR CHILDREN/TEENS
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
CRN# 60501 CFP 967-01
July 10 – July 13 Monday - Thursday
1-4 p.m. Fee: $110
Students ages 6-14 will work on projection, stage presence, knowledge of the theater, confidence in front of others, character development and improvisational skills. The class will end with a short presentation of scenes performed by students. This course is taught by Christina Pickreign, who holds a Bachelor of Music degree from the University at Albany and Master’s degree in Music Education from Westminster Choir College. She has performed numerous times as a soloist and in music theater productions throughout the Capital District. Ms. Pickreign is an Adjunct in the SUNY SCCC School of Music.
KIDS SUMMER OPEN SEW CRN# 60475 CFP 373-01
July 10 – July 14 Monday - Friday
9 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $150
CRN# 60476 CFP 373-02
July 17 – July 21 Monday - Friday
9 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $150
In this sewing class students, ages 9-14 years, will get to choose what projects they want to work on. Projects include a drawstring bag, a basic A-line elastic waist skirt, a pocket pillow, basic summer shorts with elastic waist, a tool pouch, apron, water bottle holder with strap, spaghetti strap tank shirt or dress, or pillowcase. Students will make as many or as few of these projects as they choose within the week. Students must already know how to sew a straight stitch on a sewing machines. Pre-requisite: Kids Sewing 101 or equivalent. All supplies are included in the tuition. Students must bring their own sewing machines. Sewing machines can be provided at no additional cost but must be requested ahead of time by contacting the instructor at fatima@fab518.com. Students will have an opportunity to show off their creation on the last day of class. This course is taught by Fatima Bey, who has been sewing and crocheting since she was 10 years old. She was the Alterations Manager at David’s Bridal for 10 years and teaches sewing classes at Jo-ann Fabrics, Hobby Lobby, Albany High School and HVCC.
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AROUND THE WORLD IN 5 DAYS July 10 – July 14 Monday - Friday
10 a.m. – 12 p.m. Fee: $200
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
CFP 970-01
This course will be taught at the Capital Region Language Center, located at 24 Aviation Road, Albany, N.Y. 12205. Join instructors from the Capital Region Language Center for a fun week of interactive language and culture on a “guided tour” of the world. Each day will include songs, crafts, movement, and vocabulary from at least one world culture. Students, ages 8-11, will be introduced to greetings, courtesies, colors, numbers, and other basic vocabulary in five different languages. This series serves as a great introduction to several languages, as well as a fun and interactive review for those children who have taken a language class before. This course is likely to include French, German, Chinese, Spanish, and Korean (but is subject to change). Our instructors’ teaching experience, contagious energy, and passion for their language and culture will keep your child engaged and wanting more. This course is taught by the Capital Region Language Center.
CUPCAKE DESIGN AND DECORATING CRN# 60401 CFP 317-51
July 11 Tuesday
4:30-7:30 p.m. Fee: $45
Students ages 9-13 will learn different cupcake decorating techniques using buttercream icing. Young bakers are asked to bring an apron and a water bottle. This course is taught by Kate Crandall, owner of Kate’s Kakes, LLC, an all-scratch bakery established in 2003.
PROFESSIONAL BAKING FOR KIDS CRN# 60252 CFP 308-02
July 17 – July 20 Monday - Thursday
9 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Fee: $450
The course will focus on measurement, correct sanitation, and mixing methods. Young chefs, ages 10-13, will learn to make such delicacies as almond biscotti, cinnamon rolls, Danish pastry, chocolate cupcakes stuffed with peanut butter filling, giant cowboy cookies, scones, and apple galettes. Young chefs are asked to bring an apron, closed toed shoes, a water bottle and a bagged lunch. This course is taught by Chef Gail Sokol, a chef educator and guest chef, who has spoken across the country. Chef Gail starred in the kids’ cooking series “Feed Your Brain with Chef Gail Sokol,” a project of Time Warner Cable airing in upstate New York. She regularly appears on television and radio discussing healthy cooking and baking. She is an Adjunct teaching Baking, Nutrition, and Sanitation for the Culinary Arts program at SUNY SCCC and an Adjunct in the Nutrition Department at The Sage Colleges, teaching food science.
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CODING AND GAMING
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
CRN# 60473 CFP 371-01
July 17 – July 21 Monday-Thursday - 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Fee: $250
Meet Dash, Dot and Ozobot. Using these educational robots students, ages 6-10, will participate in maze challenges and obstacle courses. These educational robots will also help students learn how to code and program using fun interactive games where they will build/test their skills in math, and help them to think further to solve their interactive games. Students will also learn how to code their robots to do different commands. This course is taught by Club Scientific.
EXPLORE FRENCH LANGUAGE AND CULTURE CRN# 60519 CFP 968-01
July 17 – July 21 Monday-Friday
10 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $200
This course will be taught at the Capital Region Language Center, located at 24 Aviation Road, Albany, N.Y. 12205. Come along on a journey of the French-speaking world. Along with some basic vocabulary themes – greetings, numbers, colors, animals, and body parts – children, ages 8-11, will learn about different countries and regions of the world where people speak French. Cultural lessons will include geography, food, and clothing of such places as France, Belgium, Quebec, and Africa. This interactive introduction to French and francophone culture will include songs, stories, games, movement, and crafts. Pack your valise and say “bon voyage” for a fun and educational week with Madame Vicki Tremper. This course is taught by the Capital Region Language Center.
PROFESSIONAL BAKING FOR TEENS CRN# 60254 CFP 309-01
July 24 – July 27 Monday – Thursday
9 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Fee: $450
The course will focus on measurement, correct sanitation, and mixing methods. Young chefs, ages 14-17, will learn to make such delicacies as marshmallows, fudge brownies with fudge frosting, croissants, apple pie, chocolate cheesecake, dinner rolls by hand, and chocolate zucchini cake. Young chefs are asked to bring an apron, closed toed shoes, a water bottle and a bagged lunch. This course is taught by Chef Gail Sokol, a chef educator and guest chef, who has spoken across the country. Chef Gail starred in the kids’ cooking series “Feed Your Brain with Chef Gail Sokol,” a project of Time Warner Cable airing in upstate New York. She regularly appears on television and radio discussing healthy cooking and baking. She is an Adjunct teaching Baking, Nutrition, and Sanitation for the Culinary Arts program at SUNY SCCC and an Adjunct in the Nutrition Department at The Sage Colleges, teaching food science.
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MUSICAL THEATER FOR CHILDREN/TEENS July 24 – August 11 Monday – Thursday
9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Fee: $345
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
CRN# 60370 CFP 341-01
Do you love to act and sing? Have you ever wondered what it is like to be in a musical production? In this course, students ages 8-14 will learn the basic techniques of acting, stage presence, proper singing techniques and vocal independence, and understanding of the theater. As they audition for roles, work on costumes/sets, and rehearse the selected musical, students will build selfconfidence, cooperation, leadership and teamwork skills. The course will end on August 11 with a performance of the musical play presented by the class. This course is taught by Christina Pickreign, who holds a Bachelor of Music degree from the University at Albany and a Master’s degree in Music Education from Westminster Choir College. She has performed numerous times as a soloist and in music theater productions throughout the Capital District. Ms. Pickreign is an Adjunct in the SCCC School of Music.
EXPLORE GERMAN LANGUAGE AND CULTURE CFP 971-01
July 24 – July 28 Monday-Friday
10 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $200
This course will be taught at the Capital Region Language Center, located at 24 Aviation Road, Albany, N.Y. 12205. This course will be a fun journey through Germany while learning some basic German. It aims to give children, ages 8-11, an introduction to the German language and culture with information on a different city every day, while the class explores foods and culture from that region. From Berlin to Munich, with a special side trip to Switzerland, students will be on trains, planes, and the Autobahn for this adventure. Classes will be interactive and very fun so get ready to join Frau Evelin Börner for this German adventure. This course is taught by the Capital Region Language Center.
EXPLORE CHINESE LANGUAGE AND CULTURE CRN# 60520 CFP 969-01
July 31 – August 4 Monday-Friday
10 a.m.-12 p.m. Fee: $200
This course will be taught at the Capital Region Language Center, located at 24 Aviation Road, Albany, N.Y. 12205. Join Wu Laoshi and “travel” to the diverse country of China. Students, ages 8-11, will learn about the culture and language of China through this interactive course which will include games, movement, song and so much more. Chinese greetings, numbers, foods and sports will be covered in class. In addition, this course will cover culture and activities that children love, such as calligraphy, drawing, Chinese chess, and ping pong. This course is taught by the Capital Region Language Center.
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COMPUTER BUILDER AND VIDEO GAME CREATOR
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CRN# 60258 CFP 312-01
August 7 – August 11 Monday-Thursday - 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Fee: $250
Bits, boards, cables, and more. Students ages 9-14 will learn to type code, drag blocks, and cast terminal commands. They will learn real code and make their own apps, animations, games, photo filters, light shows and much more. Simple challenges will teach students how powerful code blocks can unlock endless potential. Students will also build their own hard drives which they may choose to take home at the end of the course for an additional fee. You must pre-order this before the start of class. This course is taught by Club Scientific.
CIRCUITRY AND SOLDERING CRN# 60474 CFP 372-01
August 7 – August 11 Monday-Thursday - 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Fee: $250
Students, ages 10-14, will explore the basics of circuitry and soldering. Throughout the week, students will build and construct basic circuits, parallel circuits, series circuits and combination circuits out of various materials. The week will conclude with the students building and soldering their own circuit boards to create blinking robots and electronic games. This course is taught by Club Scientific.
BUILD’EM, BUST’EM BRIDGES: BRIDGE ARCHITECTURE AND DEMOLITION CRN# 60361 CFP 334-01
August 21 – 25 Monday-Thursday - 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Friday, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Fee: $250
We drive over bridges every day. Have you ever taken a minute to look at them? Study them? What makes them strong? Students, ages 10-14, will find out in this hands-on, minds-on study of various types of bridges. Students will be challenged to design and build a structure that spans a certain space and to find out how much weight it can hold before failing. They will learn the relationship between design, structure and strength and have fun doing it. This course is taught by Club Scientific.
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SUMMER COURSES WITH MISCI COMMUNITY EDUCATION
SUNY SCCC is partnering with the Museum of Innovation and Science (miSci) in order to offer the following STEM courses during the school summer break. The courses will be taught at miSci, 15 Knott Terrace Heights, Schenectady, N.Y., 12308.
Thursday, July 6 ROBOTS! CRN# 60464 CFP 374-01 Fee: $30
Grades 1-2 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Explore the technology and real world of robots.
HIDDEN POWER CRN# 60465 CFP 375-01
Grades 1-2 1-4 p.m.
Fee: $30
Activities will highlight concepts of energy, electricity generation, and efficiency. Find out about renewable energy and discover how energy is harnessed from nature. Learn about tidal energy and biofuel.
HIDDEN POWER CRN# 60466 CFP 375-02
Grades 3-5 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Fee: $30
Activities will raise awareness of energy materials and their applications and build understanding of the invisible forces at work. Find out about renewable energy and discover how energy is harnessed from nature. Learn about tidal energy and biofuel.
SYNTHETIC BIOLOGY CRN# 60477 CFP 377-01
Grades 3-5 1-4 p.m.
Fee: $30
Design a “super organism” to solve a problem, extract DNA from wheat germ, and discuss which future technologies you would support. Discover how synthetic biology is interconnected with our society.
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SUMMER COURSES WITH MISCI Friday, July 7
SUN POWER CRN# 60479 CFP 378-01
Grades 1-2 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Fee: $30
Explore the energy produced by the sun and how plants, animals and humans on Earth use this energy in life.
WIND ENERGY CRN# 60480 CFP 379-01
Grades 1-2 1-4 p.m.
Fee: $30
Discover how power is harnessed from wind. Learn about the evolution of wind energy from windmills to turbines.
SOLAR ENERGY CRN# 60482 CFP 380-01
Grades 3-5 9 a.m.-12 p.m.
Fee: $30
Explore why the sun shines, the type of energy it emits and how humans on Earth can harness this solar energy.
WIND ENERGY CRN# 60481 CFP 379-02
Grades 3-5 1-4 p.m.
Fee: $30
Discover how power is harnessed from wind. Learn about the evolution of wind energy from windmills to turbines.
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SUMMER COURSES WITH MISCI Robotic Code Week Monday, July 10 – Friday, July 14 INSIDE ROBOTS CRN# 60483 CFP 381-01
Grades 1-2 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fee: $250
What is a robot? What makes them work? Connect Little Bits to learn about the inner workings and connections in robots. Discover the many kinds of robots there are in the world and uncover the creative tinkerer in you.
LEGO® ROBOTICS LEVEL 1 CRN# 60484 CFP 382-01
Grades 3-5 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fee: $250
Work in teams to build and program cool robots with LEGO’s® Mindstorms EV 3 kits. Students will also learn about coding through Little Bits, Minecraft Hour of Code and Makey Makeys. No experience necessary.
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SUMMER COURSES WITH MISCI Grossology Week Monday, July 17 – Friday, July 21 GROSSOLOGY FOR KIDS CRN# 60487 CFP 383-01 Fee: $250
Grades 1-2 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Discover the yucky world of slimy science. Learn about the human body and gross facts about the natural world.
GROSSOLOGY FOR JUNIORS CRN# 60488 CFP 384-01 Fee: $250
Grades 3-5 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Discover the yucky world of slimy science. Learn about the human body and gross facts about the natural world.
LEGO® ROBOTICS LEVEL 1 CRN# 60485 CFP 381-02
Grades 3-5 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fee: $250
Build and program cool robots in a team with LEGO’s® Mindstorms EV 3 kits. Learn about coding through Little Bits, Minecraft Hour of Code and Makey Makeys. No experience necessary.
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Do you have an idea for a course? Please send a résumé, cover letter describing your interest and qualifications, and a course proposal to: Maria Kotary Kindl Building 201 State Street Schenectady, NY 12305 Or e-mail to kotarymc@sunysccc.edu
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
SUMMER COURSES WITH MISCI Bioluminescence Week Monday, July 24 – Friday, July 28 GLOW WORLD GLOW CRN# 60462 CFP 349-01
Grades 1-2 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fee: $250
Grades 1-2 Explore the glowing world of bioluminescence and more. Use chemistry to create glowing worms. Discover why stars shine and how some rocks glow.
BIOLUMINESCENCE CRN# 60463 CFP 351-01
Grades 3-5 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fee: $250
Discover magnificent glowing creatures from the deepest depths of the ocean and forests from around the world. Experiment with glow-in-the-dark slime. Learn what it means to be fluorescent, chemiluminescent, and phosphorescent.
LEGO® ROBOTICS LEVEL 2 CRN# 60490 CFP 385-01
Grades 3-5 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fee: $250
Continue to build on your knowledge of coding LEGO® Mindstorms EV3 bricks. Build and program cool robots to perform advanced tasks. Learn about coding and robotics with Little Bits, Scratch and Makey Makeys. Experience with LEGO® Robotics required.
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SUMMER COURSES WITH MISCI Space Mission Week Monday, July 31 – Friday, August 4 SPACE ACADEMY: CRATER KIDS CRN# 60492 CFP 386-01 Fee: $275
Grades 1-2 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Embark on a journey of a lifetime – to the moon. Students will prepare for a trip to the moon by learning about and building rockets. Once there, complete mission critical experiments before traveling back to Earth. End the week with a mission in the Challenger Learning Center.
SPACE ACADEMY: EXPLORE EARTH CRN# 60494 CFP 387-01 Fee: $275
Grades 3-5 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Study our home planet from space. Explore interactive hands -on activities related to space exploration, geology and the solar system. Activities include exploring Earth’s distance from other planets and comparing geological characteristic on Earth to other planets. End the week with a mission in the Challenger Learning Center.
LEGO® ROBOTICS CRN# 60495 CFP 388-01
Grades 6-8 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fee: $250
Build and program a robot using LEGO’s® Mindstorms EV 3 kits to perform various tasks. Students will be grouped based on experience. No experience necessary. Learn about coding and robotics with Little Bits, Scratch, Minecraft Hour of Code and Makey Makeys.
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SUMMER COURSES WITH MISCI Working Robots Week Monday, August 7 – Friday, August 11 ROBOTS @ WORK CRN# 60496 CFP 389-01
Grades 1-2 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fee: $250
Discover the inner working of robot jobs. Explore the technology and real-world of robots. See a 3D printer in action and learn about the new jobs 3D printers do. Use a Makey Makey to play the piano with a banana.
LEGO® ROBOTICS LEVEL 1 CRN# 60486 CFP 389-03
Grades 3-5 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fee: $250
Build and program cool robots with LEGO’s® Mindstorms EV 3 kits as you work in a team. Learn about coding through Little Bits, Minecraft Hour of Code and Makey Makeys. No experience necessary.
SPACE ACADEMY: EXPEDITION MARS CRN# 60497 CFP 390-01
Grades 6-8 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fee: $275
Mars Explorers wanted. Do you have what it takes to tackle the final frontier? Be part of an effort to discover life on Mars. Solve problems on Mars just like Mark Watney in The Martian. End the week with a mission in the Challenger Learning Center.
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SUMMER COURSES WITH MISCI Celestial Objects Week Monday, August 14 – Friday, August 18 Get ready for the solar eclipse on 8/21! BUBBLEOLOGY CRN# 60467 CFP 391-01
Grades 1-2 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fee: $250
Create art with bubbles and discover the secret to how to make huge bubbles. Discover why bubbles are rainbow colored. Learn about the upcoming solar eclipse on Monday, August 21!
SPACE ACADEMY: COMET MYSTERY CRN# 60498 CFP 392-01
Grades 3-5 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fee: $275
Explore interactive activities related to astronomy and space exploration with a focus on some of the smaller bodies in our solar system-COMETS. Learn about the upcoming solar eclipse on Monday, August 21. End the week with a mission in the Challenger Learning Center.
SPACE ACADEMY: OUR SPOT IN THE UNIVERSE CRN# 60499 CFP 393-01
Grades 6-8 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fee: $275
Students will learn about planets, stars and galaxies and how our Earth fits into the Universe. We will explore scale models of the solar system and galaxy, learn how astronomers use telescopes to study objects in space, and investigate other Earth-like planets beyond the solar system. Learn about the upcoming solar eclipse on Monday, August 21. End the week with a mission in the Challenger Learning Center.
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SUMMER COURSES WITH MISCI Rockets Week (with Solar Eclipse Monday) Monday, August 21 – Friday, August 25 SPACE ACADEMY: CRATER KIDS CRN# 60493 CFP 386-02
Grades 1-2 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fee: $275
Embark on a journey of a lifetime. Students will prepare for a trip to the moon, and travel to the moon by learning about and building rockets. Once there, complete mission critical experiments before traveling back to Earth. Safely view the solar eclipse happening on Monday with solar glasses. End the week with a mission in the Challenger Learning Center.
SPACE ACADEMY: ROCKET SPECIALISTS CRN# 60500 CFP 395-01
Grades 3-5 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fee: $275
Build and launch rockets. This class provides a weeklong exploration of interactive, hands on activities related to space flight, aeronautics and the physics of flight. Safely view the solar eclipse happening on Monday with solar glasses. End the week with a mission in the Challenger Learning Center.
LEGO® ROBOTICS LEVEL 2 CRN# 60491 CFP 385-02
Grades 3-5 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fee: $250
Continue to build on your knowledge of coding LEGO® Mindstorms EV3 bricks. Build and program cool robots to perform advanced tasks. Learn about coding and robotics with Little Bits, Scratch and Makey Makeys. Experience with LEGO® Robotics required.
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SUMMER COURSES WITH MISCI Chemistry Week Monday, August 28 – Friday, September 1 POTION COMMOTION CRN# 60478 CFP 376-01 Fee: $250
Grades 1-2 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Use chemistry to create potions that bubble, glimmer and pop. Learn about chemical reactions by mixing, stirring and measuring your own concoctions.
CSI CRIME LAB CHEMISTRY CRN# 60468 CFP 394-01
Grades 3-5 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Fee: $250
Put your detective skills to work to solve a crime, complete a scavenger hunt and use forensic science. Investigate the technology of forensic science with fingerprinting, chromatography, DNA, and code breaking.
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SUNY SCCC SUMMER ACADEMIES COMMUNITY EDUCATION
The SUNY SCCC Division of Math, Science, Technology and Health and Division of Liberal Arts, along with the College in the High School Program, are pleased to invite high school students (sophomores, juniors and seniors) to participate in our Summer Academies.
SUMMER S.T.E.A.M. ACADEMY This academy will focus on science, technology, engineering, art and math. Our experienced science instructors will challenge students to explore and understand the different branches of S.T.E.A.M. Students will be immersed in hands-on experiences, mentoring/networking opportunities, and workshops with alumni, current students and local resources. This academy will be taught by Dr. Lorena Harris, Director of the C-STEP (Collegiate Science and Technology Entry Program) Program, and Dr. Keylon Cheeseman, Instructor, both of the SUNY SCCC Division of Math, Science, Technology and Health. Session I – Monday, July 10-Friday, July 14 Session II – Monday, July 24-Friday, July 28
SUMMER CREATIVE WRITING ACADEMY This academy will be an intensive, one-week creative writing workshop open to high school students interested in honing their understanding of the crafts of fiction, poetry and creative non-fiction. The instructor will guide the writers through exercises, discussion, workshops and provide personal feedback on individual work. At the end of the week, the writers will participate in a public reading for family and friends. This academy will be taught by Megan Cassidy, Assistant Professor in the SUNY SCCC Division of Liberal Arts and published author. Monday, July 10-Saturday, July 15
For costs and more information, please visit www.sunysccc.edu/summeracademies or contact Pam McCall, Director of College and High School Partnerships, at (518) 381-1318 or mccallp@sunysccc.edu.
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HIGH SCHOOL EQUIVALENCY PREP AND ESOL TEST ASSESSING SECONDARY COMPLETION (TASC) AND ENGLISH FOR SPEAKERS OF OTHER LANGUAGES (ESOL) PROGRAMS SUNY Schenectady County Community College is pleased to offer a Test of Assessing Secondary Completion (TASC) and English for Speakers of Other Languages courses through a partnership with Capital Region BOCES and Washington Irving. In Albany Students in the Albany area who are interested in acquiring a high school diploma by taking the TASC exam should contact Capital Region BOCES at (518) 862-4775 to register. In Schenectady Students in the Schenectady area who are interested in taking the TASC or are interested in ESOL should contact Washington Irving at (518) 370-8220 to register.
COLLEGE PREP COLLEGE TRANSITION CFA 177
Duration: 6 weeks
For more information please contact Coordinator of Workforce Development Sarah Wilson-Sparrow at (518) 595-1101, ext. 2 or wilsons@sunysccc.edu. You Can Succeed at College‌We Can Help! College Transition is a comprehensive college support program for those who wish to attend college for the first time, retrain in a new field or return to college after a long absence. Students are provided review and skill building in college level reading, writing and math required for college placement and success. In addition, this course assists with navigating the college application, admissions and financial aid processes. Students are supported in managing educational barriers including, but not limited to: funding, childcare and transportation. College Transition assists with access to SUNY SCCC campus resources as well as utilization of local, state and federal funding sources beyond standard financial aid in order to defray tuition, childcare and living expenses. Start your journey here.
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COMMUNITY EDUCATION
SUNY SCCC is proud to offer a
Basic Computer Software Specialist Certificate. Students must participate in and complete the following four courses in order to earn this introductory certificate: • CFP 409 Intro to Windows • CFP 411 Intro to Excel • CFP 410 Intro to Access • CFP 401 Intro to Power Point For more information, please contact the Office of Workforce Development and Community Education at (518) 595-1101, ext. 4.
BASIC COMPUTER SOFTWARE SPECIALIST COURSES INTRODUCTION TO WINDOWS CRN# 60383 CFP 409-51
June 6 – June 27 Tuesdays
6-8 p.m. Fee: $130
Students will learn how to use Microsoft Windows consumer operating system in this introductory course. Learn how to maneuver, customize and control the computer, ensure a safe computing environment, and discover Windows updates and why they should be installed. Students will also learn how to multi-task, manage folders and files, create shortcuts, how to install and use software and more. This course is taught by B :>Compatible, a local computer company specializing in training programs.
ADDITIONAL COMPUTER COURSES COMPUTER SURVIVAL CRN# 60507 CFP 418-51
June 6– July 11 Tuesdays
10 a.m. - 12 p.m. Fee: $110
This stress-free workshop is intended for those who want to learn commonly used computer skills in the Windows operating system. Simple, non-technical explanations combined with hands-on experience will help you feel comfortable using a computer and learning computer fundamentals. Learn what a drive is, and how to use a mouse, set up your desktop, create shortcuts, to surf the Internet, as well as the basics of Word Processing and what an Anti-Virus program does and why you want one. This course is taught by B :> Compatible, a local computer company specializing in training programs.
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COMPUTER SURVIVAL II
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
CRN# 60508 CFP 419-01
July 18 – August 22 Tuesdays
10 a.m. – 12 p.m. Fee: $110
Students will continue personalizing their computer with sound and Ease of Access tools for vision/hearing challenges. Topics include what is a firewall and why you need one, passwords, how to save files to the hard drive or a flash drive and more. Pre-requisite: CFP 415 Computer Survival. This course is taught by B:>Compatible, a local computer company specializing in training programs.
COMPUTER AND INTERNET SAFETY CRN# 60470 CFP 403-51
June 21 – June 28 Wednesdays
6-8 p.m. Fee: $50
Do you spend a lot of time on the Internet, reading e-mail, researching a project for work, shopping and banking? This course will explain how to ensure your computer and personal data are as safe as possible and best practices for protecting your data and computer. This course is taught by B:>Compatible, a local computer company specializing in training programs.
MAINTAINING PEAK PC PERFORMANCE CRN# 60264 CFP 400-51
June 29 Thursday
6-8 p.m. Fee: $30
Learn how to perform the procedures that will free up hard disk space and how to optimize your hard drive for faster performance. These techniques apply to all versions of Windows. This course is taught by B:>Compatible, a local computer company specializing in training programs.
WORKING WITH YOUR ANDROID TABLET CRN# 60384 CFP 413-51
July 8 – July 22 Thursdays
6-8 p.m. Fee: $75
This course explores the capabilities of a tablet running the Android Operating system. Students will learn how to customize their tablet, from changing wall paper to organizing apps, storing files, and using the cloud. Students will also discover how to protect their tablet from viruses and how to run it as efficiently as possible and sync it to other devices. Students are asked to bring their tablet to class for a hands-on experience. This course is taught by B:>Compatible, a local computer company specializing in training programs.
PHOTOSHOP BASICS FOR THE DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHER CRN# 60265 CFP 408-51
July 12 – August 2 Wednesdays
6-9 p.m. Fee: $125
Take your photos to the next level. This beginner class will introduce you to the Photoshop CS4 environment and the tools that can help you color correct, retouch and generally improve your photos. Students can bring a flash drive to class to work on their photos. This course is taught by Serge Zaslavsky, a Senior Graphic Designer with the Golub Corporation.
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CULINARY COURSES COMMUNITY EDUCATION
BARTENDING 101 CRN# 60386 CFP 516-51
June 5 – July 24 Mondays
6-9 p.m. Fee: $150
This course will provide you with the basic skills needed to work at and manage a bar that serves alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages. It will introduce basic production processes and varieties of alcoholic beverages. Laws and procedures related to responsible alcohol service will be explored and reviewed. Students will become certified through the Training and Intervention Program for Servers of Alcohol (TIPS). Materials Fee: approximately $20, TIPS booklet to be purchased through the instructor prior to class. Please e-mail the instructor at larkinjp@ sunysccc.edu. Students must be 18 years of age or older. This class is taught by Jay Larkin, Assistant Professor in the School of Hotel, Culinary Arts and Tourism.
THE WONDER OF WINE CRN# 60266 CFP 509-51
June 7 – June 28 Wednesdays
6-8 p.m. Fee: $150
Students will learn about the science and art of winemaking as well as the components of a great wine. Students will also learn about the different characteristics for the major white, red, rose, port and dessert wines, as well as champagne. Other topics covered include how to buy wine, the proper ways to taste by trying three whites and three reds, and what types of food go well with reds or whites. The class will conclude with a two-hour wine and food pairing seminar where students will try different dishes that should be ideally paired with reds or whites. Students must be over 21 years of age. This course is taught by Mykha’el Wilson, who has sold wine for premium wineries and helped run wineries in California. He has led wine classes for individuals and groups.
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CAKE DECORATING
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
CRN# 60403 CFP 503-51
June 6– June 27 Tuesdays
6-8 p.m. Fee: $75
This course is an introduction to cake frosting and decorating. Topics covered will include techniques for cake/cupcake frosting and decorating, beginning buttercream decorations, and beginning fondant decorations. In addition, various types of frostings and general tips on baking, cake design and creativity will be covered. The big finish will be a cake of your own design that will be sure to impress all of your party guests. Materials Fee: Additional materials will cost approximately $100. This course is taught by Kate Crandall, owner of Kate’s Kakes, LLC, an all-scratch bakery established in 2003.
TASTE OF THE AVENUE – AN INTRODUCTION TO INTERNATIONAL CUISINE
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CRN# 60471 CFP 517-51
June 8 Thursday
5:30-7:30 p.m. Fee: $50
Students will have the opportunity to sample the delicious cuisine made by the chefs of a variety of the international restaurants found on Central Avenue in Albany. Students will also be given the opportunity for a little hands-on culinary fun.
If you’re interested in learning more about sanitation in the food industry or are looking to earn your initial Serv Safe certification, SUNY SCCC offers a one-credit course that will give you the Educational Foundation of the National Restaurant Association certification at a fraction of the cost. 60337 HOT 135 Sanitation Tech for Food Service May 30 – June 20
1 credit Fee: $155
This course emphasizes the importance of proper sanitation techniques in the food service industry. Special emphasis will be placed upon proper food handling techniques. Topics covered will be hazard analysis and critical control points (HACCP), food-borne illnesses, proper cooking, handling and storage of food, the knowledge of correct temperatures to prevent food contamination, and safe personal hygiene for food handlers. Successful completion of a test will result in a food services sanitation procedures certificate awarded by the Educational Foundation of the National Restaurant Association.
For more information please visit our website at: sunysccc.edu/summer.
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MUSIC COURSES COMMUNITY EDUCATION
SUNY Schenectady County Community College offers non-credit music learning opportunities for the enrichment of the community. Students wishing to pursue professional music studies should contact the SUNY SCCC School of Music. SUNY SCCC is an accredited institutional member of the National Association of Schools of Music. For additional information regarding these non-credit music offerings, please contact the Office of Workforce Development and Community Education at (518) 595-1101, ext. 4.
PIANO LESSONS FOR ADULTS CRN# 60267 CFP 600-51
June 12 – July 28 By Appointment
Fee: $110
This course, designed especially for the beginner, will include fundamental instruction in note reading, rhythm recognition, proper hand position, and chords. Instruction will consist of five, half-hour individual lessons. Students of all skill levels are welcome.
GUITAR LESSONS FOR ADULTS CRN#60268 CFP 604-51
June 12 – July 28 By Appointment
Fee: $138
This course will include fundamental instruction in reading notes, strumming chords to songs, and technical development. Instruction will consist of five, half-hour individual lessons. Students of all skill levels are welcome. Students must bring their own guitars. This course is taught by Paul Quigley, Adjunct in the School of Music.
VOICE LESSONS FOR ADULTS CRN# 60283 CFP 606-51
June 12 – July 28 By Appointment
Fee: $215
Students will learn proper singing technique and vocal independence through solo work. Instruction will consist of five, half-hour individual lessons. This course is taught by Peter Waite, an alumnus of the SUNY SCCC School of Music. Mr. Waite is currently the Choral Director at Mekeel Christian Academy and Piano, Voice and Composition Instructor at the Performance School for the Arts. He has an active private lesson studio instructing on composition, music theory and vocal/piano instruction to students of all ages.
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MANDOLIN LESSONS
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
CRN# 60389 CFP 612-51 Fee: $175
June 26 – July 28 By Appointment
Begin, learn, polish technique and improve your musical thinking this summer. Individually tailored lessons will fit your rate of progress and schedule. Instruction consists of three, one-hour lessons in mandolin. Students must bring their own instruments. This course is taught by Ron Gordon who has been performing with and teaching fretted instruments for the past 50 years. He has been part of many regional, traditional music festivals and events including the Old Songs Festival, the Dance Flurry, Ukulele Expos, Victorian Strolls, and Caffé Lena performances. Mr. Gordon founded the Electric City Ukulele Club.
UKULELE LESSONS CRN# 60387 CFP 601-51
June 26 – July 28 By Appointment
Fee: $175
Begin, learn, polish technique and improve your musical thinking this summer. Individually tailored lessons will fit your rate of progress and schedule. Instruction consists of three, one-hour lessons in the ukulele. Students must bring their own instruments. This course is taught by Ron Gordon who has been performing with and teaching fretted instruments for the past 50 years. He has been part of many regional, traditional music festivals and events including the Old Songs Festival, the Dance Flurry, Ukulele Expos, Victorian Strolls, and Caffé Lena performances. Mr. Gordon founded the Electric City Ukulele Club.
BANJO LESSONS CRN# 60390 CFP 613-51
June 26 – July 28 By Appointment
Fee: $175
Begin, learn, polish technique and improve your musical thinking this summer. Individually tailored lessons will fit your rate of progress and schedule. Instruction consists of three, one-hour lessons in the banjo. Students must bring their own instruments. This course is taught by Ron Gordon who has been performing with and teaching fretted instruments for the past 50 years. He has been part of many regional, traditional music festivals and events including the Old Songs Festival, the Dance Flurry, Ukulele Expos, Victorian Strolls, and Caffé Lena performances. Mr. Gordon founded the Electric City Ukulele Club.
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PERSONAL ENRICHMENT COMMUNITY EDUCATION
WATERCOLOR PAINTING CRN# 60378 CFP 155-51
June 1 – June 29 Thursdays
6:30-8 p.m. Fee: $125
During this class designed for artists of all ability levels, students will learn watercolor basics or expand on what they already know. Students will explore watercolor painting and painting techniques while creating beautiful landscapes, still life paintings and more. All materials will be provided. This course is taught by Art Innovators.
OPEN SEW CRN# 60392 CFP 709-51
June 1 – June 29 Thursdays
6-8 p.m. Fee: $65
In this class students can bring in and finish projects, get help with a sewing technique, get direction and assistance on what they need to do to start or finish a sewing project or pick a project (or get assigned a project) to work on while in class. The instructor will assist all students in all aspects of sewing necessary to finish their project. This class is open to all levels and any sewing projects. All students must bring in their own sewing machine and the following supplies: a pattern (if applicable), scissors, matching thread, measuring tape, straight pins, marking pen or pencil and a seam ripper. Students may contact the instructor at fatima@fab518.com with any questions regarding the course or the supply list. This course is taught by Fatima Bey, who has been sewing and crocheting since she was 10 years old. She was the Alterations Manager at David’s Bridal for 10 years and teaches sewing classes at Jo-ann Fabrics, Hobby Lobby, Albany High School, and HVCC.
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SEWING 101
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
CRN# 60472 CFP 716-51
June 7 – June 28 Wednesdays
6-8 p.m. Fee: $55
In this course you will learn the basics of sewing including the differences between threads and fabrics, and more. The instructor will also teach students anything they want to know about their machine. Students will make a simple tote bag as they learn the basics of sewing. All students must bring in their own sewing machine and the following supplies: a seam ripper, thread, scrap fabric, pins and a pin cushion, measuring tape and scissors. Students may contact the instructor at fatima@fab518.com with any questions regarding the course or the supply list. This course is taught by Fatima Bey, who has been sewing and crocheting since she was 10 years old. She was the Alterations Manager at David’s Bridal for 10 years and teaches sewing classes at Jo-ann Fabrics, Hobby Lobby, Albany High School, and HVCC.
GETTING PAID TO TALK: AN INTRODUCTION TO VOICEOVER CRN# 60515 CFP 725-51
July 11 Tuesday
6:30-9 p.m. Fee: $30
This course will be held at the Voice Coaches, 26 Vly Road, Colonie, N.Y. 12205. From audio books and cartoons to documentaries, commercials and more, this class will introduce you to the growing field of voiceover. Today, the range of voices hired has grown dramatically from the days of announcers. Learn what the pros look for, how to prepare, and where to find work in your area. We’ll discuss industry pros and cons and play samples from working voice professionals. In addition, you’ll have an opportunity to record a short professional script under the direction of the instructor. This class is fun, realistic and a great first step for anyone interested in the voice over field. Class size is limited. This course is taught by Voice Coaches.
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WELLNESS COURSES AND FITNESS COMMUNITY EDUCATION
INTRO TO HORSEBACK RIDING FOR ADULTS Section #1 CRN# 60397 CFP 813-51
May 24 – June 28 Wednesdays
4-5 p.m. Fee: $185
Section #2 CRN# 60398 CFP 813-52
July 5 – August 9 Wednesdays
4-5 p.m. Fee: $185
This course will be taught at the New Horizons Stables, located at 586 Pearse Road, Schenectady, N.Y. Students, ages 16 years and older, will have an opportunity to take introductory level riding lessons that allow them to bond with their horse and focus on proper technique and safety. Riders will be grouped according to riding ability with no experience necessary. Students are asked to wear boots or shoes with a heel, appropriate riding attire such as jeans or comfortable pants and no loose clothing. Riding helmets will be provided but students are welcome to bring their own. Students will ride in one of the Capital District’s largest indoor arenas - the New Horizons Stables, located at 586 Pearse Road in Schenectady. Class size is limited.
AIKIDO FOR ADULTS AND TEENS Section #1 CRN# 60270 CFP 800-51
June 1 – July 6 Thursdays
7-8:15 p.m. Fee: $75
Section #2 CRN# 60271 CFP 800-52
July 13 – August 17 Thursdays
7-8:15 p.m. Fee: $75
This course will be taught at the YWCA, located at 44 Washington Ave., Schenectady, N.Y. Students, ages 14 and older, will practice Hombu style Aikido, which strengthens the body, mind and spirit. Aikido uses blending and redirecting techniques, Jujutsu joint locks and boxing elements that keep this martial art applicable for all individuals. Aikido promotes self-defense, flexibility, strength building and coordination. Students are asked to wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle. This course is taught by Yamakawa Dojo’s Head Instructor, Suzanne Rancourt. Ms. Rancourt is Sandan AUSKF, Nidan Kano Aiki, and Shodan (U.S. Aikido Federation) with 17 + years of teaching and training experience. Sensei Rancourt is a USMC and USA veteran and teaches the course in accordance with the United States Aikido Federation. Yamakawa Dojo continues to use Aikido and Iaido in a holistic (MBSR) manner supporting PTSD and special needs of the students. It is a diverse Dojo welcoming people regardless of race, religion, age, size, and orientation.
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INTRO TO IAIDO Section #1 CRN# 60396 CFP 803-51
June 5 – July 10 Mondays
5:30-6:45 p.m. Fee: $75
Section #2 CRN# 60502 CFP 803-52
July 17 – August 21 Mondays
5:30-6:45 p.m. Fee: $75
This course will be taught at the YWCA, located at 44 Washington Ave., Schenectady, N.Y. Students, ages 18 and older, will learn about and practice Iaido, a modern non-combative physical and mental discipline based on the proficient use of the traditional Japanese (Samurai) sword. Students will hone their martial acuity through Zanshin (a state of awareness – of relaxed alertness.) Students are asked to wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle. This course is taught by Suzanne Rancourt, a 3rd degree black belt and a veteran of the United States Marine Corp., who has 17+ years of teaching and training experience.
KRIPALU YOGA EXPRESS CRN# 60509 CFP 819-51
June 7 – June 28 Wednesdays
12-12:45 p.m. Fee: $55
The perfect midday break to stretch, strengthen and relax body and mind. This class will consist of pranayama (breath-work), pratapana (warm up movements), a little asana (poses), and meditation. No sweat - just enough movement to limber up and lighten the day. This course is taught by Mary Clare O’Connor, owner of Yoga Bliss on the Blvd. in Schenectady. She has been studying yoga on and off the mat for close to a decade and earned her 200-hour Kripalu Yoga Teachers Certification in July 2011.
CHAKRA AND SUBTLE BODY YOGA Section #1 CRN# 60510 CFP 820-51
June 24 Saturday
1-3 p.m. Fee: $25
Section #2 CRN# 60511 CFP 820-52
July 8 Saturday
1-3 p.m. Fee: $25
This course will be taught at Yoga Bliss, located at 140 Erie Blvd., Schenectady, N.Y. In this workshop, students will delve into the energetic systems of the human being. The course will begin with the premise that as humans we are energetic beings living in a variety of energetic fields. Students will explore a basic seven Chakra System in relation to the Koshas, the subtle bodies also knows as five layers of being. The workshop will be both an intellectual and embodied approach to understanding energy. Time will consist of lecture, discussion, breath work (pranayama), movement (asana), sound (nada yoga) and meditation. Students should come in on a light stomach, dressed comfortably and with a journal or notebook. This course is taught by Mary Clare O’Connor, owner of Yoga Bliss on the Blvd. in Schenectady. She has been studying yoga on and off the mat for close to a decade and earned her 200-hour Kripalu Yoga Teachers Certification in July 2011.
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YOGA PHILOSOPHY 101 June 8 – June 29 Thursdays
6-8 p.m. Fee: $75
COMMUNITY EDUCATION
CRN# 60512 CFP 821-51
Sri Patanjali Maharishi presented the Yoga Sutras, the ancient teachings of Yoga, in a systematic way for his students. The Sutras are combinations of words threaded together, aphoristic in nature to be studied, discussed, meditated upon and incorporated into daily life. In this course, students will learn about the Yoga Sutras, using the Yoga Sutras of Patanjali by Stri Swami Satchidananda as a reference. Along with lecture and discussion, students will practice pranayama (breath work) and meditation. This course will be taught by Yoga Bliss.
INITIAL COACHING CERTIFICATION CRN# 60517 CFP 822-51
July 18 – August 1 Tuesdays/Thursdays
6-9 p.m. Fee: $325
This course will be taught at the Center for Advanced Technology at Mohonasen High School, located at 2719 Hamburgh St., Schenectady, N.Y., 12303. Complete all the requirements to apply for your initial NYS Coaching Certifications. Students in this hybrid course will receive all the components necessary through class time and online learning. All students will receive: Adult and Child First Aid and CPR/AED, Dignity for All Students Act (DASA), Concussion in Sports, Child Abuse Recognition, and School Violence Prevention as well as instructor assistance on the application process. Online requirements must be completed by the last course session for a complete application. Students may need to travel to complete the DASA course. Fingerprinting will be available at an additional cost (approximately $100) but is not required. Additional costs for online courses will cost approximately $125.
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PROFESSIONAL/CAREER DEVELOPMENT PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT GETTING PAID TO TALK: AN INTRODUCTION TO VOICEOVER CRN# 60515 CFP 725-51
July 11 Tuesday
6:30-9 p.m. Fee: $30
This course will be held at the Voice Coaches 26 Vly Road, Colonie, N.Y., 12205. From audio books and cartoons to documentaries, commercials and more, this class will introduce you to the growing field of voiceover. Today, the range of voices hired has grown dramatically from the days of announcers. Learn what the pros look for, how to prepare, and where to find work in your area. We’ll discuss industry pros and cons and play samples from working voice professionals. In addition, you’ll have an opportunity to record a short professional script under the direction of the instructor. This class is fun, realistic and a great first step for anyone interested in the voice over field. Class size is limited. This course is taught by Voice Coaches.
NOTARY PUBLIC REVIEW CRN# 60379 CFP 201-01
July 26 Wednesday
1-4:30 p.m. Fee: $100
This course will prepare students for the New York State Notary Public test and provide a comprehensive view of the Notary Public office. Confusing laws, concepts and procedures will be clearly explained and examples will be provided to discuss situations that a Notary Public officer is likely to encounter. Topics include avoiding conflicts of interest, maintaining professional ethics, charging proper fees, handling special situations, deferring to an attorney and minimizing legal liability. All materials will be provided. This course is taught by Steven E. Williams, a member of the American Society of Notaries as well as a practicing mobile notary, mortgage loan signing agent and New York State licensed Mortgage Loan Originator.
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ONLINE COURSES ONLINE COURSES PET CERTIFICATE CRN# 60504 CFP 220-71
June 14 – August 14 Online Course
Fee: $400
ONLINE OFFERINGS
Are you interested in starting a career working with animals? This course will help students explore the field of animal-related careers through education and internships. The Pet Education certificate course offers resources to help begin or enhance your career working with animals including pet-sitting, kennel work, daycare, training, working for a veterinarian and other animal-related fields. Topics include: pet health and illness, communication, behavior management, safety, basic hygiene, writing a resume and more. The instructor will assist students in securing the necessary internships to complete the certificate. Students must successfully complete the online course, complete a pet First Aid/CPR course and have 54 hours of internships at approved animal care facilities within six months of the final meeting in order to successfully complete this program. This course is taught by Mary Lynn Gagnon, co-owner of Pet Estates Inc. and Merry Lynn Kennels.
PET CPR AND FIRST AID CRN# 60503 CFP 213-71
June 1 – July 1 Online Course
Fee: $85
This course is for students who wish to work in the pet industry or acquire knowledge on how to respond in an emergency situation for pets. Learning to respond quickly and properly in the first few minutes in a pet emergency is critical and can save a pet’s life. Topics covered include: equipment and supplies for putting together a pet First Aid kit, assessing vital signs, understanding basic pet owner responsibilities, bleeding and shock management, restraint, muzzle elevation, direct pressure, pressure points, immobilization and shock management, transportation, rescue breathing, treating wounds and administering medicine. This course is taught by Mary Lynn Gagnon, co-owner of Pet Estates Inc. and Merry Lynn Kennels.
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EDUCATION2GO LEARN ANYWHERE, ANYTIME! SUNY Schenectady County Community College has partnered with ed2go to offer a multitude of personal and professional development online courses in a variety of topics as well as Career Training online programs that will assist students in preparing professional level positions. ed2go offers high-quality online courses no matter where you are!
ONLINE COURSE BUNDLES These bundles allow you to take multiple courses at a discounted price while gaining an in-depth understanding of the subject area. Our online courses are informative, fun, convenient, and highly interactive. New course sessions monthly.
• 6 week format • 24-hour access • Discussion areas • Monthly start sessions • Expert instructor
Accounting Fundamentals Series If you’re interested in increasing your financial awareness while also gaining a marketable skill, this series of courses is perfect for you. Creating Wordpress Website Series This series of courses will take you from having zero experience and knowledge of web design to more advanced techniques.
ONLINE OFFERINGS
Grant Writing Suite Learn everything you need to know to start writing grant proposals and consult or volunteer for non-profit, public foundations. Java Programming Series Learn Java programming, one of the most widely used computer languages, in this discounted series of courses. Microsoft Word 2016 Series Learn the ins and outs of Microsoft’s newest release of Microsoft Word. This discounted bundle teaches your everything you need to know about the 2016 release. PHP and MySQL Series Learn how to create interactive websites, including how to create an interactive online store complete with an online catalog of products. Supervision and Management Series These courses will help you brush up on your leadership and interpersonal communications skills, to help you lead your team to success.
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CAREER TRAINING PROGRAMS
Prepare for employment in some of today’s hottest careers with a comprehensive, affordable, and self paced online Career Training Program. You can begin these programs at any time and learn at your own pace.
• 6-18 month format • All materials included • Prepare for certification • Student advisors
Certified Bookkeeper This Online Training Program helps professional bookkeepers earn prestigious American Institute of Professional Bookkeepers (AIPB) certification. Human Resources Professional Learn the skills needed to gain an entry-level position in human resources and prepare to take the PHR (Professional in Human Resources) certificate exam. OMCA Email Marketing Associate Master the art of reaching people by email and building an ongoing relationship using marketing automation. Voucher Included. Professional Bookkeeping This program teaches students how to master professional bookkeeping using the QuickBooks 2015 software. Software Included.
ONLINE OFFERINGS
Personal Fitness Trainer Learn how to apply your client’s health history, goals, and abilities, as well as integrating exercise science curriculum and practical training techniques, into a systematic model you can use to progress your clients through different training levels and phases. Video Game Design and Development This program teaches you how to effectively design and develop games using a comprehensive and analytical approach. Administrative Professional with Microsoft Office Specialist Learn key skills for becoming an Administrative Professional and prepare to sit for the Microsoft Office Specialist Certification exams. Mobile and Desktop Web Developer Develop a solid background in all of the latest technologies associated with web development for both desktop and mobile environments, and at the end of the program students will be able to build traditional and mobile websites. Veterinary Assistant This program will prepare you to become a productive member of a veterinary team.
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CAREER DEVELOPMENT INTRODUCTION TO HORTICULTURE CFP 222
Duration: 12 weeks
Fee: $595
PROFESSIONAL/CAREER DEVELOPMENT
For more information please contact Sarah Wilson-Sparrow, Program Coordinator, at (518) 595-1101, ext. 2 or wilsons@sunysccc.edu. This certificate program is offered in conjunction with the Schenectady ARC and Cornell Cooperative Extension and is appropriate for diverse populations, including senior citizens and individuals with developmental disabilities who are interested in hands-on training in the horticulture field who would like to obtain employment in a garden center, farm stand or greenhouse. Topics covered include basic botany; care of annuals, perennials and vegetable crops; and weed identifications. Participants will gain experience in customer service, working and learning in a greenhouse as well as a variety of outdoor garden settings. Classes will be held at the Sustainable Living Center at Central Park in Schenectady and the Schenectady ARC’s Maple Ridge Horticulture Center in Rotterdam.
INTRODUCTION TO CRAFT BEER BREWING CFP 215 Duration: 13 weeks The cost is $1,500 inclusive of tuition, books and lab fees.
For more information please contact Sarah Wilson-Sparrow, Program Coordinator, at (518) 595-1101, ext. 2 or wilsons@sunysccc.edu. This course provides a basic understanding of brewing skills, working in a manufacturing environment, safety and microbiology. Major topics covered include: brewing science, beer maturation and storage, beer processing and packaging, quality and process control, plant safety and sanitation, malting, mashing, brewing, fermentation and finishing. This course will consist of 60 percent classroom lecture and 40 percent lab training in the classroom and at regional breweries. In addition to directed studies, students will enhance their brewing knowledge through assigned reading and writing exercises and visits to local breweries. The goal of this course is to provide a pool of trained, entry level brewers in the growing craft beer industry. This course is developed and overseen by regional breweries.
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21ST CENTURY CAREER READINESS CFP 224
PROFESSIONAL/CAREER DEVELOPMENT
For more information please contact Program Coordinator Sarah Wilson-Sparrow at (518) 595-1101, ext. 2 or wilsons@sunysccc.edu. Are you looking to develop or retool your career readiness skills? Are you an industry leader looking to invest in and grow your workforce? The 21st Century Career Readiness Credential is a holistic training program which focuses on the academic skills, soft skills and personal resource building skills essential for job acquisition and retention. This course is ideal for an individual looking to improve their career readiness and marketability as well as an industry leader looking for a flexible and customizable curriculum to improve retention, productivity and the all-important bottom line.
FRONT END WEB DEVELOPMENT
CFP 417
Duration: 12 weeks
For more information please contact Program Coordinator Sarah Wilson-Sparrow at (518) 595-1101, ext. 2 or wilsons@sunysccc.edu. This course uses online and in-person instruction to teach students how to program in HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, the three tools comprising the development of virtually every site on the web. The course is structured around tutorials, assignments, and individual and group projects wherein students also have the opportunity to learn and practice with industry-standard Front-End technologies including, but not limited to, the Twitter Bootstrap design framework, the jQuery JavaScript library, and the Git version control system. Additionally, guest lectures and networking events are integrated into the curriculum to provide students with valuable real-world exposure to local employers and a chance to get a feel for the industry overall. This course may be of particular interest to graphic designers, as it teaches the technical skills necessary for UI (user interface) development and wire-framing. The course may also be attractive to beginning programmers with aspirations to create mobile applications, as it establishes a solid conceptual foundation for eventual progression into Full-Stack Development.
RUBY & COMPANY: FUNDAMENTALS IN SERVER SIDE DEVELOPMENT
CFP 420
For more information please contact Program Coordinator Sarah Wilson-Sparrow at (518) 595-1101, ext. 2 or wilsons@sunysccc.edu. Students who have demonstrated aptitude for and an interest in computer programming will learn to create data-driven mobile-first websites using industryleading development frameworks. Online coursework, in-person instruction, and individual and group projects organized and supported by mentors from the industry will provide students with experience programming in Ruby, PHP, SQL,
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Python and other popular technologies, including, but not limited to, the Wordpress Content Management System, the Rails Web Application Framework for Ruby, and the MySQL Relational Database Management System. This course may be of particular interest to students already acclimated with the technologies and practices of Front-End (client side) Development whom wish to expand their knowledge base to include the technologies and practices of Back-End (server side) Development.
WAREHOUSE TRAINING CLASS (LOGISTICS TRAINING) STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION WORKERS ENTRY-LEVEL POSITIONS CFP 223-51 PROFESSIONAL/CAREER DEVELOPMENT
For more information please contact Michael Henderson, Coordinator of Workforce Development at (518) 871-9079, ext. 4 or hendermb@sunysccc.edu. What is Logistics Training? • Storage and distribution workers are engaged in storing and distributing materials and products for shipment. • Workers move freight, stock, and other materials to and from storage or production areas, loading docks, delivery vehicles, or containers, by hand or using special moving equipment. • Storage and Distribution Workers are responsible for getting goods, services, and people where they need to go, when they need to be there, and in the right quantity. Storage and Distribution workers who study logistics can work in the industries such as production sites, warehouses, distribution centers, grocery stores, transportation and moving companies and more. Typical entry-level positions include material handling workers, movers, order processors, packers and packagers and material moving equipment operators.
CRHRA BUSINESS CREDIT SERIES CRHRA SPHR Continuing Education Credit Series Having trouble finding those elusive strategic business credits for your recertification? The SUNY SCCC Workforce Development Division has partnered with the Capital Region Human Resource Association (CRHRA) to offer annual seminars for SPHR Strategic credit. For more information, please contact the Office of Workforce Development, at (518) 595-1101, ext. 4. For information on upcoming classes, please visit our website at www.sunysccc.edu/wfdce or the CRHRA website (www.crhra.org) for additional updated information as it becomes available.
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HEALTH CAREER OPPORTUNITY PROGRAM (HCOP) The following courses are supported by a grant for those who qualify: Health Career Opportunity Program (HCOP) for Paraprofessionals: Home Health Aide, Personal Care Assistant Upgrade to Home Health Aide, and Community Health Worker. The grant works in partnership with Albany Community Action Partnership (ACAP) and Schenectady Community Action Program (SCAP) and provides intake, barrier reduction, and employment support to those individuals who qualify and are enrolled in the grant. Our participants receive FREE training and education either in Albany or in Schenectady along with support and employment services. Qualifications are: Household income requirements (at or below 200% of Federal Guidelines for Poverty Level) High school diploma or equivalency U.S. citizenship or resident alien status Immunization records and proof of a flu shot Passing a criminal background check
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This grant expires on August 31, 2017, so if you are interested in FREE healthcare training call the numbers below NOW! For information about enrollment: In Fulton, Montgomery, and Schenectady Counties contact SCAP at (518) 374-9181. In Rensselaer, Saratoga and Albany Counties contact ACAP at (518) 463-3175.
This document is supported by the Health Resources and Services Administration (HRSA) of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under grant number G06HP27890, Health Career Opportunity Program (HCOP) - Skill Training and Health Workforce Development of Paraprofessionals for $200,000. This information or content are those of the author and should not be construed as the official position or policy of, nor should any endorsements be inferred by HRSA, HHS or the U.S. Government.
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HEALTH PROFESSION OPPORTUNITY GRANTS (HPOG)
PROFESSIONAL/CAREER DEVELOPMENT
The Health Profession Opportunity Grants (HPOG 2.0) provides funding to support our communities with healthcare training and education for a variety of healthcare professions. The Upstate Partnership for Healthcare Pathways (UPHP) received funds to provide FREE training for qualifying individuals and is a partnership between: • Schenectady County Community College (SCCC) – Lead Agency • Albany Community Action Partnership (ACAP) • Fulton-Montgomery Community College • Schenectady Community Action Program (SCAP) • SUNY Adirondack All eligible participants must go through an intake process by a Community Action Partner (ACAP or SCAP). The grant is part of a national study and applicants will be selected by lottery. Not all eligible applicants will be selected to participate in this opportunity. Qualifications for eligibility are: • Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) recipients or 200% Federal Guidelines for Poverty Level • U.S. citizenship or resident alien status • Immunization records and proof of a flu shot • Passage of a criminal background check Several trainings in healthcare are available under the grant including non-credit training in: • Home Health Aide (HHA) • Personal Care Aide (PCA) • Certified Nurse Aide (CNA) • Community Health Worker (CHW) • Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) • Phlebotomy Technician • EKG technician The grant offers support services to remove barriers to success such as tutoring, skills assessment, goal setting, job placement, job retention and more.
The Health Profession Opportunity Grants Program (HPOG) is a study funded by the federal government which is being conducted to determine how these training opportunities help people improve their skills and find better jobs. During the study, all new eligible applicants will be selected by lottery to participate in these training opportunities. This document was supported by Grant90FX0054 from the Administration for Children and Families, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) through Schenectady County Community College. Its contents are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of HHS.
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CERTIFIED NURSE AIDE (CNA) CFE 007
PROFESSIONAL/CAREER DEVELOPMENT
The Certified Nurse Aide program prepares students to take the written and practical skill exam to obtain the New York State Nurse Aide Certification. A Certified Nurse Aide performs delegated tasks involving personal care of residents of long-term care skilled nursing facilities. The majority of CNAs are employed at geriatric nursing facilities; however CNAs are also in demand for work with pediatric and developmentally disabled residents. The SUNY SCCC Allied Health CNA course has a minimum of 90 classroom hours and a minimum of 30 hours of rotations in clinical sites. Included in the training is an additional 40 hours of Personal Care Aide (PCA) training for those who might prefer to work in home settings. The CNA/PCA course lasts approximately 8 weeks and, to ensure success, it provides more than the required number of classroom and lab hours. Classes are held at our Albany as well as our Schenectady sites. Applicants will need to have a High School Diploma or equivalency, supply required medical information and have no criminal background. It is advised to contact our office to obtain additional information and the necessary forms well in advance of the class. Please call the Office of Workforce Development Allied Health at (518) 6214007, for additional information or visit our website: www.sunysccc.edu/wfdce.
HOME HEALTH AIDE (HHA) CFE 014
This training covers material for both Personal Care Assistant (PCA) and Home Health Aide (HHA). It provides students with the foundation of working in a home setting and providing care ranging from personal care to the elderly, disabled and infants to taking vital signs. A Home Health Aide (HHA) has a scope of care services wider and more advanced than a PCA. Several times a year, we offer this standalone 4 week, 75-hour training, in addition to 8 hours clinical rotations in a home care or assisted living setting. Labor market analysis projects growing demand and high need in home care professionals in the near future. Classes are held at our Albany as well as our Schenectady sites. This course is ideally suited to those wishing to work with residents in their homes. Applicants will need to supply required medical information and have no criminal background. It is advised to contact our office to obtain additional information and the necessary forms well in advance of the class. Please call the Office of Workforce Development Allied Health at (518) 621-4007 for additional information or visit our website: www.sunysccc.edu/wfdce.
PERSONAL CARE ASSISTANT UPGRADE TO HOME HEALTH AIDE CFE 017
This training is designed for those who already have the PCA certification and wish to acquire additional training to become a certified HHA. It is two weeks long and covers the required 35 hours of classroom and clinical lab as well as the 8 hours clinical experience in an assisted living facility setting. As demand for HHA continues to increase, obtaining the additional certification would give participants the flexibility to work at both level of care. Classes are held at our
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Albany as well as our Schenectady sites. Applicants will need to supply required medical information and have no criminal background. It is advised to contact our office to obtain additional information and the necessary forms well in advance of the class. Please call the Office of Workforce Development Allied Health at (518) 621-4007 for additional information or visit our website: www.sunysccc.edu/ wfdce.
PERSONAL CARE ASSISTANT (PCA) CFE 016
PROFESSIONAL/CAREER DEVELOPMENT
The Personal Care Assistant (PCA) training provides students with the foundation of working in a home setting and providing care limited to personal care and light household work. The 40 hours of training is needed to pass the certification exam. Classes are held several times during the year both at our Albany and Schenectady sites. Applicants will need to supply required medical information and have no criminal background. It is advised to contact our office to obtain additional information and the necessary forms well in advance of the class. Please call the Office of Workforce Development Allied Health at (518) 621-4007 for additional information or visit our website: www.sunysccc.edu/wfdce.
COMMUNITY HEALTH WORKERS CFE 020
Community Health Workers (CHW) are a vital link to promoting health and wellness throughout communities and to lowering health care costs. Certified Community Health Workers act as part of a team within public-health, hospital, social-service and other community support organizations to promote health and wellness, provide support and services as directed by the organization through outreach, education, referral and follow-ups, case management, advocacy and home-visiting services. Prior experience in the field of healthcare (CNA, HHA, EMT) or medical science OR prior experience in community engagement either as paid or volunteer as demonstrated by confirmation by the sponsoring organization is required. After preliminary intake there will be a selection interview. The certification can be obtained after successful completion of 96 hours of classroom training and 108 hours of internship with area hospitals, medical centers, and other healthcare or community organizations. Classes are held in the evening to accommodate student workers and will take place in the Fall Semester in Albany at 112 State Street, with internships beginning on or about January of the following year and in the Spring Semester in Schenectady at Center City with internships staring in late May of each year. Please call the Office of Workforce Development Allied Health at (518) 621-4007 for additional information or visit our website: www.sunysccc.edu/wfdce.
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PHLEBOTOMY TECHNICIAN
NEW!
CFE 018
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CFE 021
PROFESSIONAL/CAREER DEVELOPMENT
Phlebotomists are health care professionals who draw blood and other specimens from patients or blood donors for medical testing and processing. This certificate program prepares professionals to collect blood specimens from clients for the purpose of laboratory analysis. Students will become familiar with all aspects related to blood collection and develop comprehensive skills to perform venipunctures completely and safely. Classroom and lab work includes terminology, anatomy and physiology; blood collection procedures; specimen hands-on practice; and training in skills and techniques to perform puncture methods. Contact us today. Please call the Office of Workforce Development Allied Health at (518) 621-4007 for additional information or visit our website: www.sunysccc.edu/wfdce.
EKG TECHNICIAN
Get started in a growing field of healthcare. Earn your Certificate as an Electrocardiograph (EKG) Technician. This training prepares individuals, under the supervision of physicians and nurses, to administer electrocardiograph (EKG and ECG) diagnostic examinations and report results to the treatment team. This is a valuable stackable credential for your future in healthcare. Contact us today. Please call the Office of Workforce Development Allied Health at (518) 621-4007 for additional information or visit our website: www.sunysccc.edu/wfdce.
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For more information, please call the Office of Workforce Development and Community Education Allied Health at (518) 621-4007 or visit our website at www.sunysccc.edu/wfdce.
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BUSINESS EDUCATION AND TRAINING Through customized consultation and training services, we are committed to partnering with you. Working together, we’ll assess and pinpoint your organization’s needs to develop specific solutions to help your employees succeed, and improve your bottom line from start to finish. Customized Training Services Include • Supervisory and Leadership Training • Essential Work Skills • Business and Professional Writing Skills • Health and Safety • Computers and Information Technology We ensure your unique business goals are met by delivering high quality training.
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Office of Workforce Development Guiding Principles • Our customers are treated with the highest respect and professionalism. • We conduct business with honesty and integrity. • We provide state-of-the-art curriculum/instruction based on customer needs. • Every student is important to us. • Instruction is delivered focusing on student outcomes. • We understand and respect both traditional and non-traditional learners. For additional information, please contact: Michael Henderson Coordinator of Workforce Development (518) 871-9079, ext. 4 hendermb@sunysccc.edu
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Thinking about college? Registration and enrollment for Summer Session is going on now. SUNY SCCC offers three Summer Sessions: Session I: May 30 – July 21 (8 weeks) Session II: May 30 – June 30 (5 weeks) Session III: July 3 – August 4 (5 weeks)
General Registration for Fall will begin April 10. To learn more, join us for one of our upcoming Admission Events: Group Information Days Wednesday, April 5, 2017: 10 a.m. Thursday, April 13, 2017: 10 a.m. Wednesday, April 19, 2017: 10 a.m.
In these hour and a half sessions, you will hear from the Office of Admissions about SUNY SCCC. Academic programs will be discussed in addition to the admissions and financial aid process. These sessions include a campus tour.
Instant Admission Day Wednesday, May 10, 2017: 10 a.m.–2 p.m.
Visit us on Wednesday, May 10 to fill out our no-fee application to enroll in the winter or spring semesters. If you bring your official high school transcript or GED/TASC, you may be accepted for admission on that day.
For more information, call (518) 381-1366 or e-mail admissions@sunysccc.edu.
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