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Happy Summer 2016! The summer months are a great time to take up a new interest and learn something new. This issue contains a variety of continuing education courses programmed with your interests in mind.
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Our OCET courses can help you to learn to play a musical instrument, develop Windows and Apple software skills, and support your efforts to live greener and more sustainably by showing you how to grow your own food and monitor your energy use.
Industry, Trades & Safety . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
We have new programs for children and teens too. In addition to our on-going College for Kids program, we have added new Aquaponics and Drones programs. And for those of you thinking of a college degree, summer is a great time to do some exploring. In this issue, we feature UHMC’s ABIT, Engineering Technology, and Sustainable Science Management bachelor of applied science degree programs, as well as our Agriculture and Art programs. You will see that from continuing education courses to academic degree programs, UHMC truly offers you “A World of Knowledge Here at Home.” ALOHA, The UH Maui College OCET Team
The Arts & Health . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 Leisure & Motorcycle . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
SUSTAINABLE LIVING INSTITUTE OF MAUI Energy & Construction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Agriculture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY
Computer Fundamentals . . . . . . . . . . . . . Office Computing & Digital Arts . . . . . . . . Apple Technologies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Drone Technology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL STUDIES Leadership & Management . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Real Estate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
KIDS SUMMER CAMPS
Keiki Farmers Summer Camp . . . . . . . . . 27 College for Kids & Saturday Fun . . . . . . . 28
UH MAUI COLLEGE
Degrees & Certificates . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
EARLYREGS Discount expires May 29, 2016 not applicable on some classes including but not limited to credit classes and College for Kids
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Tuition Assistance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23 Instructor Biographies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Map & Administration Directory . . . . . . . . . . Registration Information . .Inside Back Cover The University of Hawai‘i is an equal opportunity/affirmative action institution. It is committed to a policy of nondiscrimination on the basis of race, sex, gender identity and expression, age, religion, color, national origin, ancestry, citizenship, disability, genetic information, marital status, breastfeeding, income assignment for child support, arrest and court record (except as permissible under State law), sexual orientation, domestic or sexual violence victim status, national guard absence, or status as a covered veteran. This policy covers academic considerations such as admission and access to, and participation and treatment in, the university’s programs, activities and services. With regard to employment, the university is committed to equal opportunity in all personnel actions such as recruitment, hiring, promotion and compensation. Sexual harassment and other forms of discriminatory harassment are prohibited under university policy. The university strives to promote full realization of equal employment opportunity through a positive, continuing affirmative action program in compliance with federal Executive Order 11246. The program includes measuring performance against specific annual hiring goals, monitoring progress, and reporting on good faith efforts and results in annual affirmative action plan reports. As a government contractor, the university is committed to an affirmative policy of hiring and advancing in employment qualified persons with disabilities and covered veterans. For information on policies or complaint procedures, contact: Mary Perreira, EEO/AA Director; Office of the Vice President for Community Colleges; 2327 Dole St; Honolulu, HI, 96822; (808) 956-4650 (voice/text).
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Paint Your Portrait with Words........................7 Office Management Skills.................................24
Energy Auditing for . Beginners..........................11 Introduction to GIS & GPS: For Natural Resource & Agricultural Management.....................12
Cooking from the Farmer’s Market................15 Cooking With “Canoe” Plants................................15
How to Teach ESL...................................7 TESOL Foundations Certificate Course.............7
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Office Management Skills.................................24 Anger Management.....................24
Women’s Health: Healthy Eating and Weight Management After 50.............................8 Gerontology......................8
Feng Shui that Makes Sense................................7 What’s Up With Tiny Houses?............................13
Keiki Farmers Summer Camp..................27 College for Kids Camps & Classes..........................28 Discover College For Kids. & College Bound............... 28 $ Tuition Assistance: page 23
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Personal& Enrichment arts HEALTH
UKULELE & GUITAR
Photography | Language | Health
Beginning Ukulele This course is for beginners with little or no experience with playing ukulele. We will start with tuning and even learn a song in our first class. Each class session presents a song with new chords and skills in a fun progression. You will learn chords, strumming patterns, and how to read song charts in books and the internet. ART6633 / Joel Katz / $109 006 M 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM 27-Jun - 22-Aug Kaa 217 8x Note: Please bring your own ukulele to class. No Class on July 4 and on one other Monday (TBD).
Introduction to Guitar This course is for beginners with little or no experience with playing guitar. We will start with tuning and even learn a song in our first class. Each class session presents a song with new chords and skills in a fun progression. You will learn chords, strumming patterns, and how to read song charts in books and the internet.
Introduction to Digital Photography with Ray Mains View the world from a different angle and learn how to increase the quality of your photographs. This hands-on course will focus on the fundamentals of digital photography, including how to increase and decrease light, change white balance and improve basic composition. This course is designed for those who want to use their SLR digital cameras more efficiently and effectively. Please review the basics of your individual camera before class. ART6605 / Raymond Mains / $144 008 S 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM 11-Jun - 25-Jun Lau 225 3x Note: Bring SLR digital camera, batteries, instructional manual, and laptop computer to class.
Intermediate Photography with Ray Mains In this three-day course, you will continue your exploration of an SLR camera and other photographic equipment. Learn about composing, shooting techniques, filters and their usage, as well as downloading and labeling your digital files. You will be introduced to various digital photo programs and how to set up your computer for optimal workflow. You will shoot various subjects using lighting and fill lighting. Then you will also download your files for review and editing. ART6606 / Raymond Mains / $144 007 S 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
23-Jul - 6-Aug
ART6630 / Joel Katz / $149 006 M 6:45 PM - 7:45 PM 27-Jun - 22-Aug Kaa 217 8x Note: Please bring your own guitar to class. No Class on July 4 and on one other Monday (TBD).
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ARTS - CULTURE & LANGUAGE Introduction to French
NEW! Paint Your Portrait with Words Whether interested in writing short clips for your family archives or a full-fledged memoir for publication, this class will help you get started. You’ll learn different methods for writing entries that will help paint your portrait and invaluable feedback on style and content. Topics include: What to write about, theme, main character, setting, reflection, dialogue, transitions, active/passive voice, metaphors/similes, editing, and conclusions. ENR6803 / Jasmyne Boswell / $169 001 Th 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM 23-Jun - 21-Jul Lau 101 5x
NEW! Feng Shui that Makes Sense
Learn Feng Shui from one of America’s top experts! In this fun and informative one-day workshop Cathleen McCandless, the #1 best-selling author of Feng Shui that Makes Sense, will teach you how to create a space that feels as good as it looks. Optional: Those wishing to purchase Cathleen’s book before the workshop may go to Amazon.com and search for Feng Shui that Makes Sense. Available in paperback and Kindle formats. ENR6801 / Cathleen McCandless / $169 001 S 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM 002 S 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
25-Jun 10-Sep
Lau 225 1x Lau 108 1x
Behind the Name: A Sense of Place on Maui Have you ever wondered about the meaning, origin and history of Mauis place names? How and why did these names come to be? Who was responsible? Hawaiian elder Kahu Lyons Kapiiohookalani Naone, a lifelong resident of Maui, will share the history, legends and myths behind Mauis place names. For those who want to understand the distinctive spirit and identity of the beaches, rainforests, mountains and towns of Maui, this is an opportunity not to be missed. ENR6711 / Lyons Naone / $129 004 F 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM
15-Jul - 22-Jul
In this introductory course, you will learn basic French so that you can communicate while traveling in any French-speaking country. We will cover basic grammar, reading and writing skills. Participants will learn to speak and understand useful phrases and common expressions. The teacher, a French native, will use materials and texts based on participants needs and interests. LANG6637 / Olivia Techoueyres / $179 006 Tu 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM 7-Jun - 12-Jul Lau 227 6x Note: French Now Level I is the required textbook
NEW! Business & Professional English - Communicating Effectively in the Workplace How can this ESL course help you and your career? Improving your fluency, general and business vocabulary will put you ahead of the competition and make your resume stand out. Our course will improve the general level of your English as well as enhancing specific vocabulary and improving your confidence in your social and working environments. This course focuses on the specific needs of the student, emphasizing the development of practical skills for the use of English in all environments. Requirement: Low to intermediate level of English. LANG6023 / Anne Forde / $1495 001 TuTh 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM 14-Jun - 1-Sep Lau 226 24x
NEW! How to Teach ESL
This class will assist you in better understanding second language learning theory as well as second language teaching methodologies. You will learn how to: teach and assess the various language skills history of second language teaching the differences between first and second language acquisition and what research tells us about second language learning. Students will receive a certificate upon completion of this class. LANG6021 / Derek Snyder / $169
Lau 212 2x
001 Th 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM 2-Jun - 16-Jun Lau 108 3x
NEW! TESOL Foundations Certificate Course The TESOL (Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages) Foundations Certificate Course is a sixweek training course providing a foundational understanding in the theory and practice of English language teaching. The certificate course provides a summary of core knowledge of the field to support individuals in enhancing their professional practice and careers in serving the needs of English language learners. LANG6022 / / $369 001 Th 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM 23-Jun - 28-Jul Lau 108 6x
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HEALTH & CULINARY NEW! Women’s Health - Healthy Eating and Weight Management After 50 A woman’s dietary and weight management needs changes after 50, and just counting calories isn’t enough anymore. Learn about the importance and the health benefits of macro nutrients: carbohydrates, protein and healthy fats, and the connection between selecting the right foods, in the right quantities, to successfully manage your weight. You’ll learn how to ‘Eat the Rainbow’ to ensure a nutrient dense diet that supports radiant health and graceful aging. Topics of discussion in the class: What’s on my plate? Understanding macro nutrients and their vital role to good health. How much is on my plate? The power of portion control and its role in weight management. What about fiber? What about sugar? The MIND connection: Understanding the emotional connection between food and weight.
with Malik Cotter
ENR6802 / Deborah Crombach / $89 001 Tu 12:00 PM - 1:30 PM 13-Sep
Lau 108 1x
NEW! Gerontology
Gerontology, understanding the aging process, for Caregivers. Service to the largest demographic in Hawaii is a rewarding career. Learn the needed skills to be effective and transform stress into joy. Financial assistance available. BUS 6399 / Deborah Ann Coleman / $89 002 Th 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM 16-Jun 003 Th 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM 15-Sep
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NEW! Cooking With “Canoe” Plants Using traditional Hawaiian foods such as taro (kalo), breadfruit (ulu), coconut (niu), and more, you will learn to create delicious yet simple dishes. AGR6060 / Sierra Knight / $79 001 S 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM 23-Jul
The Healing Power of Herbs All plants have healing properties that benefit we humans and the plants themselves. They have to with all the stress that they have to contend with from our modern living. In this course we will look at a special category of herbs known as adaptogens. Adaptogens are the tonic herbs that build our immune system, help us adapt to stress, regulate our neuroendocrine system, support normal metabolism and rejuvenate us. They are restorative to the body and mind and are said to open us to Spirit. Healers of days gone by have held them in high regard and rightly so. We will explore such herbs as the Ginsengs, mushrooms, Astragalus, Go ji berries, Ashwagandha, Asparagus root, Shilajit and a few more, getting to know them through the lens of the Chinese medicine principles of essence (Jing), energy (Qi) and life force vitality (Shen). Properties of herbs and formulas will be discussed. HLTH6624 / Malik Cotter / $179
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NEW! Cooking From the Farmers Market
003 TuTh 5:45-7:30 PM Aug 2 - Sep 1 Lau 105 9x Note: University of Hawaii, Maui College EdVenture Certificate of Participation will be given to students upon completion.
Learn how to use both common and unusual produce available at your local farmers market. Prepare and taste ono delicious dishes during this 3-hour class. AGR6660 / Sierra Knight / $79 001 S 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM 30-Jul
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LEISURE & MOTORCYCLE Golf for Beginners: Playing in Paradise
This class, designed for the novice or golfers with very modest experience, will introduce you to the fundamentals of golf: stance, grip, posture, and swing mechanics. Instruction will be in the short game with chipping and putting tips. You will gain insight into the history, etiquette and rules of this popular sport. Ages 16 and over. Join the fun! FIT6615 / Francis D. Hessey Jr. / $179 004 Sat 3 pm - 5 pm Jul 2 - Jul 23 4x Note: Instructor will notify students of equipment needs.
Motorcycle
Basic Rider Course (MSF)
The Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) Basic Rider Course Hawaii edition is approved for use by the Hawaii Department of Transportation (HDOT) for Motorcycle Rider Education. Course consists of classroom instruction for two evenings and two half days of range instruction and testing at UHMC campus motorcycle range. Upon successful completion of the course, qualified students will be issued a licensing waiver. Please see our website, Motorcycle Page, for additional information on this course. No discounts apply. Required: Students must have a HI State Motorcycle Permit prior to attending this class. Having this permit, in conjunction with successful completion of the Basic Rider Course course, will result in an a waiver which waives the riding portion of your Motorcycle License application.
Wine Tasting 101 Discover the wonders of wine. This hands-on class is designed to educate you in all aspects of wine and proper wine etiquette.You will be introduced to a brief history of wine, how it is grown and harvested, how to read labels, how to buy wine, how to store wine, and proper serving techniques. Become familiar with selecting and maintaining the appropriate glassware, discuss the aspects of cork vs. cap, and what to do with a half finished bottle. You will be guided through a professional tasting ritual and allowed to experience the taste nuances of different wine varieties for yourself. After this class, you will feel more comfortable with wine and be prepared to conduct your own wine tasting party with your family and friends. Must be 21 years or older to attend.
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TRAN8100 / $200 058 ThF 6 pm - 9:30 pm June 18 - June 19 Lau 106 4x Sat 7 am - 12 pm June 20 - June 21 059 WF 6 pm - 9:30 pm July 8 - July 10 Lau 106 Sat 7 am - 12 pm July 11 - July 12
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060 ThF 6 pm - 9:30 pm Aug 13 - Aug 14 Lau 106 Sat 7 am - 12 pm Aug 15 - Aug 16
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061 ThF 6 pm - 9:30 pm Sat 7 am - 12 pm
HOSP6500 / Horst Antosch / $99 001 Th 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM 18-Aug
Note: Students must be 18 years or older to attend. If you are under 18 and would like to attend, please call to find out the additional requirements needed for you to enroll and get your waiver.
Sep 17 - Sep 18 Lau 106 4x Sep 19 - Sep 20
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OceanSafety
Safe Boating In Hawaiian Waters
Ocean Safety Education Course
The Safe Boating in Hawaiian Waters course will provide you with the educational requirements for operating a vessel in State waters, as set forth by the National Association of Boating Laws Administrators (NASBLA) and the State Department of Land and Natural Resources. Learn about types of boats, the history and development of boating sports in Hawaii, and boating sports as a modern recreational activity. Also covered are safety issues with boating in Hawaiian ocean waters, customary practices and sport etiquette, environmental and cultural issues, competitive sporting events, commercial operations, and visitor industry aspects of boating in Hawaii. Effective November 2014 all recreational vessel operators must have successfully completed this NASBLA-certified Hawaii-specific Safe Boating course in order to operate in State Waters.
Learn about the legal and regulatory requirements for persons who participate in the sport of tow-in surfing in Hawai’i; risk management principles; local ocean safety principles and practices; rules and laws pertaining to protected species in ocean waters in Hawai’i; the safe use and operation of a thrill craft; boating skills as they apply to the sport of tow-in surfing; and the historical, cultural, and customary practices of Hawaii’s ocean users. Effective September 2003 all recreational thrill craft (personal watercraft) operators participating in the sport of tow-in surfing in Hawaii must complete this approved ocean safety education course.
Sat, June 4 • 8:30 am - 4:30 pm at UH Maui College Register through Winward Community College: (808) 235-7331 Visit: windwardcce.org/hi-ocean-edu
Prerequisites: Successful completion of NASBLA-approved Safe Boating course and proof of certification Successful completion of Recreational Thrill Craft Operator Safety Education course.
Sat, June 18 • 8:30 am - 4:30 pm at UH Maui College Register through Winward Community College: (808) 235-7331 Visit: windwardcce.org/hi-ocean-edu
Recreational Thrill Craft Operator Safety Education
Learn about local ocean safety principles and practices; historical, cultural, and customary practices of Hawaii’s ocean users; and rules regarding protected species and thrill craft operation in Hawaii. Effective January 2005 all recreational thrill craft (personal watercraft) operators in Hawaii must complete this certification class on the safe use and operation of a thrill craft. Prerequisite: Successful completion of NASBLA–approved Safe Boating course and proof of certification The Safe Boating in Hawaiian Waters course will provide you with the educational requirements for operating a vessel in State waters, as set forth by the National Association of Boating Laws Administrators (NASBLA) and the State Department of Land and Natural Resources.
Sat, June 5 • 8:30 am - 4:30 pm at UH Maui College Register through Winward Community College: (808) 235-7331 • Visit: windwardcce.org/hi-ocean-edu
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industry & trades Food & Beverage | Safety | Trades
American Heart Association CPR, AED & First Aid for Adult, Child and Infant
NEW! Becoming an Energy Detective: Energy Auditing for the Home
This course will fulfill OSHA requirements for CPR and First Aid. The course is designed to teach you how to provide emergency action measures for heart attacks, strokes, seizures, diabetic emergencies, breathing problems, shock, various injuries and cardiac arrest.
Go on-site to learn easy tools, strategies and information to do your own home energy audit. With a look at lighting options, hot water heating, A/C units, and general energy users, and a few simple tools, it’s not hard to lower your electric bill.
HLTH6621 / Leo Domingo / $109 / Textbook Included 006 S 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM
4-Jun
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SUS6800 / Austin Van Heusen / $69 001 Th 4:30 PM - 7:30 PM 23-Jun
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Electrical Technology Program Journey Worker Electrician (EJ) The Journeyworker Electrician program provides participants with the academic coursework required by Hawaii Revised Statute HRS 448E for journey worker electrical apprentices. The program is spread out over one year and scheduled conveniently in the evenings for working participants. Participants gain foundational skills in electrical safety, as well as applied math, AC/DC theory, motors and motor control, NEC, and transformers. Program includes Winter Holiday, Spring, and Summer Breaks TBA. *This program fulfills Requirements of HRS 448E, 240 hour electrical academic coursework. Upon successful completion of program students will be given a Certificate for submission to the DCCA. Class size is limited. SORRY NO DISCOUNTS. This course begins September 2, 2016 and will conclude June 7, 2017. Required: Students will be required to purchase textbooks and other class materials. Please purchase Applied Mathetmatics Textbook and bring it with you to Math class. You will be given a list of needed Textbooks/Supplies on the first day of class. TRAD8910 / Michael Dutton / $3595 015 MWF 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM Sep 2-Dec 16 KAA 217 4 6x + MWF 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM Jan 6-Mar 10 KAA 217 28x + MWF 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM Mar 27-Jun 7 KAA 217 32x (106 classes total) See website for dates & holiday closures.
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Sustainability Energy & Agriculture
The Sustainable Living Institute of Maui (SLIM) offers unique opportunities to get involved in local energy & agriculture, responsible resource use and green career pathways.
Questions about SLIM courses? Contact Melanie Stephens: (808) 984-3502 | mvstephe@hawaii.edu
NEW! Introduction to GIS & GPS: For Natural Resource and Agricultural Management
NEW! Basics of Remote Sensing in Natural Resource and Agriculture Management
This course introduces the use of Geographic Information Systems (GIS) and GPS use in Natural Resource and Agriculture Management in Hawaii. GIS can improve efficiency in conservation and agriculture management. Learn how to create location data using a handheld GPS receiver during a field trip to a local conservation site. Learn how to calibrate your GPS units plus cheap ways to obtain GPS data without purchasing expensive equipment. Use your GPS data to make a basic map in ESRI ArcGIS Desktop software. No prior knowledge of the software is required.
Some prior GIS knowledge is required. Instructor approval required. Learn basics of using aerial photography and satellite imagery to make natural resource management and conservation and agriculture decisions. Using the ESRI ArcGIS Desktop software, we will teach you how to use satellite imagery bands to show hidden information in the landscape, employ change detection techniques and new technologies in aerial imaging. Learn to geo-rectify scanned maps with no geographic information to use them in a map document. Learn to find sources of free imagery and data to use in your own projects.
SUS6500 / Sarah McLane / $189 001 WTh 4PM - 8PM 29-Jun - 30-Jun Lau 227
SUS6600 / Sarah McLane / $189
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NEW! GIS Analysis in Natural Resource and Agriculture Management
Electricity for Beginners: Intro to Energy Systems
Some prior GIS knowledge is required. Instructor approval required. This course will build on basic GIS skills to add in spatial analysis techniques - including queries, working with raster datasets, and simple spatial models. Working with ESRI ArcGIS Desktop software, students will learn how to use GIS to answer natural resource management, conservation and precision agriculture questions. SUS6501 / Sarah McLane / $189 001 MTu 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM 11-Jul - 12-Jul Lau 105 2x
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Interested in renewable energy, energy management or maintenance fields? This course provides a basic overview of the field of electricity in classroom and hands-on sessions. Prepares students for further training in electricity, photovoltaic, solar thermal hot water installation and building maintenance. This training is not approved under Hawaii State licensing laws to allow participants to work with electrical systems, which would require extensive additional classroom and apprenticeship hours. (Training will take place in the Vocational Trades Building. Directions will be emailed.) SUS6000 / Clifford Rutherford / $379 006 MW 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM 11-Jul - 3-Aug 8x
Community Garden Grow your own food! Garden plots are available. With your plot you will have access to garden tools, irrigation & well-prepared garden soil. $50/6 months for 4’x7’ plot $60/6 months for 5’x8’ plot.
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ENERGY & CONSTRUCTION NEW! State of the Art in Water Heating Systems Learn how to operate your building’s solar, propane or heat pump water heater for maximum efficiency based on lessons learned from 15 years of water heating system monitoring. Whether you are heating water for commercial, domestic or pool-heating purposes, you will understand the latest technologies and designs to incorporate into your current systems in order to reduce energy usage and maintenance requirements. SUS6650 / William Bennett / $49 001 Th 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM 11-Aug
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Battery Storage for a New Hawaii PV Scenario PV sales staff this course is for you. Better understand and communicate to customers about battery integration with their PV systems. The Solar Photovoltaics field changes periodically as this emerging renewable energy field matures. As of October 2015, battery storage has become an important component of new PV systems in Hawaii. This 15-hour training covers the key factors involved in integrating battery storage with solar panels. Includes sizing, safety considerations, gridtied battery options, self-supply design, off-grid requirements, and present battery technology. Recommended: training or experience in the solar field. SUS6047 / Lyman Morikawa / $449 002 MW 5:00 PM - 8:00 PM 15-Aug - 29-Aug Lau 107 5x
NEW! Electricity for Photovoltaic
Designed for PV installers and foremen to understand the theory and basics of the electrical components required for a PV system. Participants will understand systems installed by electricians and designed by engineers. Field trips to look at panels, transformers, combiner boxes, switchgears, electrical service (meters). SUS6810 / Stuart Zinner / $249 001 MTh 5PM - 7PM 13-Jun - 27-Jun Lau 105 5x Note: Participants will view PV systems and their components to review learning.
Get Powerful with Power Tools Hands-on skills with table saw, jig saw, circular saw, router, miter saw, drill press, hammer drill, drill, corded and rechargeable tools, and more. Emphasis on safety skills and best handling techniques to get you ready for a DIY project or on-the-job tasks. Practice new skills with handson, small construction projects. Each participant will build and take home a tool box. AGR6026 / Clifford Rutherford / $295 002 MW 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM 13-Jun - 29-Jun 6x Note: Class takes place in the Vocational Building classroom on the UHMC campus. An email will be sent before the class starts with a map.
NEW! What’s Up With Tiny Houses? The Tiny House phenomenon is perfect for Maui: a house on wheels that allows you to own a home without the crippling cost of purchasing land, while offering the flexibility to transport your house. This introduction will take you through the details of building or contracting a Tiny House and explore how this innovation might fit into your future. SUS6950 / Kalani Iselin / $69 001 S 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM 20-Aug Lau 225
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NEW! Design & Build with Bamboo & Plaster This full-day workshop at Whispering Winds Bamboo Cooperative in Kipahulu will take you through the planting, managing, harvesting and curing of bamboo. In addition, you will learn how to create beautiful interior and exterior stucco over bamboo frames with hands-on activities. Called Moroccan Lime Plaster or Tadelahk, this lime and sand interior and exterior finish is alkaline- deterring mold- and non-toxic. Combining these qualities with a bamboo frame offers versatile options for architects, builders, and do-it-yourself homeowners. AGR6351 / Rich von Wellsheim / $149 001 S 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM 23-Jul 1x Note: Participants will provide their own transportation to Whispering Winds Bamboo Cooperative in Kipahulu.
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AGRICULTURE NEW! Maui College Keiki Farmers Camp
Using keiki-friendly educational aquaponics growing systems and and a community organic garden, Keiki Farmers Camp offers multiple ways of learning and understanding the sciences and skills involved in growing food in water, and in organic soil gardens. Keiki Farmers Camp will open children’s eyes to the wonders and possibilities in the world of science and their own potential. Note: Sessions are a recruiting Children ages 6-10, and 11-13. What to Bring to Kids’ Camp Big lunch (snack is provided) sunscreen sunglasses hat water bottle work/play clothes towel closed toe shoes (no sandals!) Reserve Your Camp Session 1, Session 2 AGR6500 / Susan Miller / $1180 001 MTuWThF 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM 6-Jun - 1-Jul 19x Note: Children ages 6-10 006 MTuWThF 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM 5-Jul - 29-Jul 19x Note: Children ages 11-13
NEW! Perspectives on Native Hawaiian Sustainability: Malama Ahupua`a This two-part event will offer a classroom presentation on the tradition of sustainability throughout Hawaiian history. The second session will be onsite at the Waihe`e Coastal Dunes and Wetlands Refuge to see first hand how pre-contact Hawaiians sustained while protecting the land. A rich discussion of how Hawaiian traditions can enhance and inform todays sustainability efforts will be part of the entire workshop. SUS6900 / Scott Fisher / $79 001 W 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM 27-Jul Lau 105 S 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM 30-Jul off-site
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NEW! All About Biochar: The Whys and Hows of this Amazing Soil Amendment Biochar has been called a condominium for microbes, a bank for nutrients, and a sponge for water, as well as having a role in climate change mitigation. This in-class and hands-on workshop describes what makes biochar so beneficial for soil and plant health. The first part is a slideshow presentation, while the second part will offer a handson demonstration of how you can make biochar for your garden or farm. AGR6350 / Josiah Hunt / $149 001 S 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM 13-Aug Lau 225 1x Note: Participants will join in making biochar.
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NEW! Farmscaping with Plants for Farm Resilience, Pollinators and Mulch Be on-site at Kupa`a Farm to learn how to use select plants to create an ecologically diverse and resilient farm environment. Details of planning and planting for windbreaks, erosion control, nitrogenfixation, mulch, insect forage, and soil health will be examined on a mature organic farm. Whether you work with sloped land, high rain or low rain, sandy or clay soils, there are vegetative options to enhance your garden or farm. AGR6700 / Gerry Ross / $69 001 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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NEW! Vermiculture: Composting with Worms Worm Composting is a popular way of transforming kitchen scraps into soil gold. Whether under the sink, out in the garage or outside, these amazing wigglers make some of the best soil amendment material available. Learn how and take home your own vermiculture setup. AGR6300 / Alex de Roode / $99 001 S 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM 6-Aug Lau 105
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NEW! Improved Crop Production with Low & High Tunnels Be on-site at Kupa`a Farm to see multiple techniques for keeping insects pests and birds away from your growing produce. From low tunnels to hoop houses, you will come away with options for outfoxing some of the most common pest problems. AGR6600 / Gerry Ross / $69 001 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM
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AGRICULTURE & CULINARY Planting Fruit Trees II Visit a young orchard to see the methods behind planting a home orchard. This 3-hour on-farm session will take you step-by-step through the planning, planting and first year care of a variety of fruit trees. Discount available for two-part series, call 984-3231. AGR6041 / Evan Ryan / $69 002 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM 21-Aug 1x Note: Planting Fruit Trees I and II can be taken individually or together. The second session is off-site at Pono Grown Farm in Olinda.
NEW! Plant Serial Killers NEW! Intro to Reef-Friendly Landscape Options Using the newly published Hawaii Hotel Reef Stewardship Guide, participants will be introduced to the latest in Low Impact Design, as well as landscape design, irrigation, and plant selection strategies to protect fragile reef systems.
SUS6089 / Jeannie Pezzoli / $55
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Intro to Edible Landscaping Discover the beauty and health potential of a backyard planted with food crops.This 3-hour workshop will introduce the concepts of design, the choices of annual and perennial food crops, and the beauty that can be achieved by inviting those food crops to be your ornamentals.
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Planting Fruit Trees I Have you dreamed of an orchard of many fruit varieties in your backyard? This 3-hour classroom session will give you the how-tos of designing, planting and caring for a fruit tree orchard. Whether you wish to plant 3 trees or 30, this class will teach you the where, what and how to ensure the health of your trees. You will be ready to create your dream. Discount available for two-part series.
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NEW! Cooking With “Canoe� Plants Using traditional Hawaiian foods such as taro (kalo), breadfruit (ulu), coconut (niu), and more, you will learn to create delicious yet simple dishes. AGR6060 / Sierra Knight / $79 001 S 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM 23-Jul
AGR5200 / Evan Ryan / $69 001 Th 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM 25-Aug Lau 225
Many plants die out of innocence. Owners will mistakenly continue an abuse, over and over again, even after their plants die. Yet, plants supply the world with oxygen, and all animals (including us humans) depend upon plants for food. Do you know which plant-care malpractices are among the most repeated? And, what are the appropriate practices that will deter others (maybe even you) from becoming a plant serial killer? Class includes an outside lab.
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NEW! Cooking From the Farmers Market Learn how to use both common and unusual produce available at your local farmers market. Prepare and taste ono delicious dishes during this 3-hour class. AGR6660 / Sierra Knight / $79 001 S 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM 30-Jul
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AGR6040 / Evan Ryan / $69 002 S 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM 20-Aug Lau 225 1x Note: Class I takes place in the classroom. Class II takes place on-farm. Register for one or receive a discount when you register for both.
EARLYREGS Discount expires May 29, 2016 not applicable on some classes including but not limited to credit classes and College for Kids
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COMPUTERS & Technology
Computers for Beginners
Spreadsheets for Beginners
Never used a computer before? Feel like computer terms are written in a foreign language? Well then, this course is for you. You’ll explore the parts of a Windows-based computer and gain hands-on experience using a mouse, keyboard and Windows software programs. You’ll also become fluent in basic “computer-speak”, demystifying the jargon, and learning computing terms like RAM, USB, GB, TB, MHz and CPU. Equivalent course for Mac users is Introduction to Macintosh (see section on Macintosh training).
These days, you will be hard pressed to find a computer that does not come with a spreadsheet program. What can a spreadsheet do? What sets a spreadsheet apart from a word processing or database management program? You will learn the answers to these questions as you master the basic functions and applications of spreadsheet programs.
COM6001 / Tracy Logan / $139 021 TuTh 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM 7-Jun - 9-Jun Lau 226 2x 023 MW 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM 27-Jul - Aug-1 Lau 226 2x 022 MW 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM 12-Sep - 14-Sep Lau 226 2x
Keyboard Typing for Success
Can you type 65+ words per minute? Can you use a keyboard without “hunting and pecking”? If you haven’t had the benefit of taking a typing course, that might not be the case. Typing is 10 percent accuracy, 10 percent speed and 80 percent technique. In 10 short hours, you will learn the “key” concepts of a special typing technique that will open a world of opportunities when it comes to fast and accurate touch typing. COM6003 / Tracy Logan / $349 012 MW 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM 11-Jul - 25-Jul Lau 226 5x
Word Processing for Beginners In the world of academia and the world of business, no other technology resource has had as great an impact as word processing. This course will help you master the fundamental skills involved in word processing. You will learn how to work your way around a keyboard as you execute basic operations: creating, editing, formatting, saving, retrieving and printing text documents. Required: Computers for Beginners or equivalent experience. Follow-up Course: Microsoft Word Essentials. Suggested: Familiarity with personal computers and tablet devices
Required: Computers for Beginners or equivalent experience. Follow-up Course: Microsoft Excel Essentials. COM6005 / Tracy Logan / $139 009 MW 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM 3-Aug - 8-Aug Lau 226 2x 008 MW 5:30 PM - 7:30 PM 19-Sep - 21-Sep Lau 226 2x
Introduction to Windows 10 Learn how to comfortably move around in Windows and become familiar with Windows terminology. Learn to use the task bar, create shortcuts, manage the desktop, work with multiple windows and more. Learn how to find and manage documents, use online help, and clean house with the recycle bin. Required: Computers for Beginners or some computer experience. Follow-up Course: Intermediate Windows. COM6006 / Ben Howard / $179 008 MW 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM 27-Jun - 6-Jul
Intermediate Windows 10 This is a must for anyone who owns a computer! Learn more about managing the files and folders on your system, how to keep your system running smoothly, maximize its performance and keep it safe. Learn the proper steps of software installation and explore the many options to have Windows customized to your personal style. Required: Computers for Beginners or some computer experience. Follow-up Courses: MS word and MS Excel courses COM6007 / Ben Howard / $179 006 TuTh 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM 19-Jul - 21-Jul Lau 212 2x
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OFFICE COMPUTING
Microsoft
Microsoft Word Essentials
Microsoft Excel Essentials
This course will show you how to turn MS Word into your most powerful productivity ally. Get the basics you need to easily create readable letters, reports and envelopes. Learn the amazing number of ways that Word has to rearrange your documents to get the look that you want. Discover how easy it is to avoid spelling errors and get help with grammar. If you are new to Word, or if you get frustrated using Word, this is the course you need to become truly skilled with this software.
Microsoft Excel is one of the most powerful and versatile business tools today, but if you’re not familiar with its basic functions, formulas, commands and keystrokes, you’re setting yourself up for frustration and disappointment. Go beyond the basics and learn how to write a formula, work with a built-in function, create a chart and organize data in a list.
Required: Word Processing for Beginners or equivalent experience. Follow-up Course: Microsoft Word - Intermediate. COM6015 / Ben Howard / $269 007 TuTh 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM 21-Jun - 30-Jun Lau 212
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Microsoft Word Intermediate Think you know all the tricks in MS Word? Think again. This course will advance even the most knowledgeable participant in MS Word. Required: Microsoft Word Essentials or trainer’s permission. COM6016 / Ben Howard / $269 007 TuTh 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM 5-Jul - 14-Jul Lau 212 Note: No class on November 11 Veterans Day
Required: Spreadsheets for Beginners or previous experience with Excel or other spreadsheet programs. Follow-up Course: Microsoft Excel Intermediate.
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In this class, you will explore the techniques needed to build multiple sheet workbooks and to link and consolidate data among them. Learn to work more efficiently and safely by using templates, by restricting data entry to particular information and by protecting cell contents. Tap into the power of Excel by using more functions that are built-in and Excel’s database features. Required: Microsoft Excel Essentials or instructor permission. COM6018 / Ben Howard / $269 007 TuTh 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM 23-Aug - 1-Sep
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WEB DEVELOPMENT & DIGITAL ARTS
WordPress: Blogging Basics
WordPress Advanced
Many Internet users and webmasters are using blogs like WordPress and BlogSpot to get the word out. This course goes over the basics of setting up a blog, as well as its general uses and functions. It covers themes, updates and adding pages and widgets to the navigation.
Control your own website! Start customizing and gain plug-in control. This class looks at custom Child Themes, and standard plug-ins for search engines, shopping and security. Also includes a very basic introduction about how CSS stylesheets work for customization purposes.
Required: Basic computer and Internet skills.
COM6101 / Ben Howard / $149
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Adobe Photoshop Introduction Adobe Photoshop is a professional image editing software used to improve, enhance, and modify photographs. Learn the significant tools and features of Photoshop by exploring image possibilities with photo repair and color correction tools. Improve your composite images by working in layers. Work with text, layer styles and filters for image effects. Students will begin with sample material to develop a composite project. This course is conducted on the Windows platform; however, Mac users are also invited because Photoshop works the same in both operating systems. Required: Basic computer and Internet skills.
Adobe Illustrator Introduction Learn the fundamentals of digital drawing for logos, illustrations, posters, and web graphics. Use the pen tool to draw over bitmap scans for quality output. Create vector graphics using paths, shapes, typography and effects. Students will begin with sample material to develop a logo or drawing project. Windows and Mac users are invited, because Adobe Illustrator works the same on both platforms. Required: Basic Windows or Mac skills. COM6025 / Marc Antosch / $239 008 MW 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM 10-Aug - 17-Aug Lau 212
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APPLE TECHNOLOGIES category
Introduction to Macintosh This is an ideal course for those with basic computers skills who are new to the Mac and want to begin understanding the ins and outs of their Mac. This course introduces you to the hardware and software components of your Mac computer. The course also will introduce you to the basics of the OS X operating system. Required: Basic computer knowledge COM6038 / Rick Ortiz / $79 013 S 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM 23-Jul
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Exploring Mac OS X This is a hands-on course that covers the latest OS X operating system on your Mac computer. The course will review the user interface, menu items, the Dock, basic system settings, basic utilities and a brief review of the Apple iApplications. Required: Previous Macintosh Experience, Introduction to Macintosh or trainer’s permission.
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Introduction to iPad Welcome to a new way of computing. This is a hands-on course that will show you how to use the amazing Apple iPad. The course covers the use of the multi-touch screen, setting up Internet access, email, iBooks, music, videos and downloading additional applications. The course will also discuss addon accessories that can enhance the use of the iPad. Required: An iPad and basic computer skills. COM6040 / Rick Ortiz / $79 016 S 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM 4-Jun 017 S 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM 6-Aug
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This is a hands-on experience that goes beyond the iPhone and iPad courses. It begins to explore the vast universe known as the App store. We will explore popular apps, business apps and personal apps that will help you understand and expand your use of your iPhone or iPad devices. Bring your favorite apps or a list of apps you are looking for. Part two of the course introduces you to iCloud. iCloud is so much more than a hard drive in the sky. It is the effortless way to access just about everything on all your devices. iCloud stores your content so it is always accessible from your iPad, iPhone, iPod touch, Mac, or PC. This course will go through the creation, setup and understanding of cloud computing on your Apple devices. COM6042 / Rick Ortiz / $149 012 S 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM 18-Jun - 25-Jun Lau 211 2x 013 S 9:30 AM - 11:30 AM 20-Aug - 27-Aug Lau 211 2x
Introduction to the iPhone
COM6008 / Rick Ortiz / $79 013 S 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM 30-Jul
Exploring iOS: Apps and iCloud for iPad and iPhone
This course covers the most popular smart phone on the market today, by exploring the hardware and software functions of the device. The iPhone is the first computer you can put in your pocket. Find out how to take full advantage of the phone, camera, Internet, email, music and movie features of this device. Required: Course requires an iPhone and basic computer skills. COM6043 / Rick Ortiz / $79 013 S 12:00 PM - 3:00 PM 11-Jun 014 S 9:30 AM - 12:30 PM 13-Aug
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APPLE TECHNOLOGIES CATEGORy
OS X Support Essentials Get Certified in the latest version of OS X and become an Apple Certified Support Professional (ACSP). OS X Support Essentials is a three-day, hands-on course that provides an in-depth exploration of troubleshooting on OS X. This course is designed to give you a tour of the breadth of functionality of OS X and the best methods for effectively supporting users of OS X systems. The course is a combination of lectures and hands-on case study exercises that provide practical real-world experience. At the conclusion of the course, you will have the option to take a proctored Apple Exam to gain ACSP certification. Required: Basic Mac OS X knowledge and Basic troubleshooting experience. Review of guidelines and study guides at training.apple.com is strongly suggested prior to class. COM6045 / Rick Ortiz / $1495 017 TuWTh 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM 21-Jun - 23-JunLau 211 3x 019 TuWTh 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM 23-Aug - 25-AugLau 211 3x
Apple Certification Exam Day As an Apple Authorized Training Center, EdVenture offers Apple Certifications and Exam days at our UHMC center. You can choose to take Apple Certification Exams at EdVenture from the following Certification Paths: Mac OS X, Pro Apps, iLife, iWork, and Xsan. For more information regarding Apple certifications visit: http://training.apple.com/ certification
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DRONE TECHNOLOGY
DRONES PLACEHOLDER UNMANNED AIRCRAFT “Drone Class(es)� SYSTEMS (UAS)
Drone technology has taken off! Are you ready to launch into the future? Drones 101: Getting Started Workshop This hands-on, interactive course provides an introduction to amateur drone technology, common ways UAVs are used, upcoming trends/things to know, safety basics, getting started with a toy drone, hands-on practice in the classroom, and a demo in the field. COM6080 / $139 001 Sat July 23 2016 10:00AM - 12:00PM Lau 225 002 Sat Aug 13 2016 10:00AM - 12:00PM Lau 213 Note: Schedule and location are subject to change.
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How to Build a Drone Racer Drone technology has taken off over the past few years. It is an emerging technology that is here to stay in both the professional world and recreation. Learn how to build your own Drone Racer, all the way down to soldering the motherboard. Keep the drone you built and everything needed to start in this new emerging sport! COM6700 / Emery Lee / $895 002 003
Sat July 16, 8:00am-4:00pm Lau 225 Sat Aug 20,, 8:00am-4:00pm Lau 105
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TUITION ASSISTANCE
WORKFORCE INNOVATION AND OPPORTUNITY ACT (WIOA)
WIOA strengthens the public workforce system and the partnerships that sustain it, by unifying and streamlining services to better serve job seekers. It will improve accountability and transparency within the system, elevate work-based learning strategies like Registered Apprenticeship and sector strategies that address the needs of multiple employers within an industry. WIOA will foster coordinated planning within economic regions and will address the needs of Veterans and other populations facing unique economic challenges, including out-of-school youth, individuals with disabilities and the long-term unemployed. Tuition assistance may be available depending on eligibility criteria. Please apply in advance. Contact: Workforce Development Division/WorkSource Maui 2064 Wells Street, Suite 108, Wailuku, HI 96793 Ph: 808-984-2091
EMPLOYMENT AND TRAINING FUND PROGRAM (ETF)
The Employment and Training Fund (ETF) Program was established by the Hawaii State Legislature in 1991. Its purpose is to enhance business growth and improve the long-term employability of Hawaii's people. ETF provides businesses with the opportunity to upgrade the skills of their workforce from entry-level to top management. ETF provides 50% tuition assistance, up to $250 funding per class. This funding is available to eligible Hawaii employers. For program information and tuition assistance, visit: http://labor.hawaii.gov/wdd/home/employers/etf/ You must apply at least 3 weeks prior to the first day of class. Contact: Workforce Development Division/WorkSource Maui 2064 Wells Street, Suite 108, Wailuku, HI 96793 Ph: 808-984-2091 • Fax: 984-2090
EMPLOYMENT CORE SERVICES FOR LOW INCOME PERSONS (ECSLIP)
A program that prepares and assists unemployed or under-employed low-income persons in obtaining and maintaining employment through approved training programs. Tuition assistance is available based on eligibility factors including income level and employment history. Please apply in advance. Contact: MEO, Community Services Department 99 Mahalani Center, Wailuku, HI 96793 Coordinator: Mary Eusebio Ph: 808-249-2970
NATIONAL FARM WORKERS JOBS PROGRAM (NFJP)
A nationally-directed program of job training and employment assistance for farm workers, ranchers, migrant and seasonal farmworkers, and families of farm workers, to acquire new job skills in occupations that offer higher wages and more stable employment opportunities in agriculture. Up to $1500 in funding is available for training dependent upon eligibility based on factors including verification of employment status and income level. You must apply at least 3 weeks prior to the first day of class. Contact: MEO, Community Services Department 99 Mahalani Center, Wailuku, HI 96793 Coordinator: Rona Alexander Ph: 808-249-2970
Dynamic Trainings Leading to Employment in Agriculture, Health and Energy. This project was funded from a grant awarded under the Trade Adjustment Assistance Community College and Career Training Grants, as implemented by the U.S. Department of Labor’s Employment and Training Administration C3T Hawai’iAssistance: is an equal opportunity employer/program and auxiliary aids and services are available upon request to individuals |with984-3231 disabilities. page 23 EdVentureMaui.com 23 $ Tuition
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& Professional Studies NEW! Office Management Skills
Elevate yourself to be a more effective and more successful Office Manager or Executive Assistant. This experiential workshop covers all the essential skill disciplines: project management, computer filing, business writing, workstation organization, negotiation skills, and much more. Demonstrated techniques will be used and explained to help keep you from feeling overworked or overwhelmed, and better able to balance work and home life. This class gives you tools, techniques, and strategies to confidently complete your work as you utilize the Three Office Rules of Success. BUS6387 / Christine Wilkinson / $159 007 S 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM 008 S 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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The Effective Supervisor Are you a new supervisor or considering that promotion? This course will help you transition from worker to supervisor and teach you the skills of communication, reflective listening, conflict management, problem solving, leadership and more. Master the skills and strategies for making your meetings more efficient and productive, and leave ready to effectively lead and supervise others with confidence. Supervision represents one of the most important elements for achieving extraordinary organizational results.
Influence and Collaboration This course builds on the prior decision-making session to address four interrelated skills whose cumulative effect on successful outcomes is substantial. The cognitive science insights that improve our own decision-making offer similar benefits in scenarios where we seek to ethically influence the decisions of others. This session will provide practical strategies and tools to use in both personal and professional applications. Upon completion of this session, you will be better able to: apply 6 proven principles of influence to negotiation, persuasion and collaboration situations, effectively prepare for negotiation and persuasion opportunities to ensure improved outcomes, understand, recognize, and manage negotiation tactics and negative behaviors, determine when to walk away from a negotiation, and collaborate effectively to craft win-win solutions. The material has direct application across most fields of business, especially areas such as marketing, sales, advertising, deal-making, contracting, buying and partnering. BUS6007 / Tracy Logan / $129 001 W 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM 14-Sep
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NEW! Anger Management
Are you handling your anger, or is your anger handling you? Anger is a reality of life, but it doesn’t have to control our lives. In this two-session class, you will learn helpful (and sometimes surprising) insights into why you get angry and what you can do about it. Learn how to: Recognize the difference between “bad” and “good” anger, use anger to motivate you toward positive change, how to more effectively navigate anger in relationships, and how to successfully confront an angry person. Class will offer specific opportunities to integrate what you’ve learned with your daily life.
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For some of us, telephone etiquette can be a real hang up. The telephone is often the first point of contact with your customer, so make sure it is a positive encounter to win that customer for life. In this course, you will discover the secrets of great telephone etiquette in order to create outstanding customer service for your organization. BUS6312 / Joanne Doell / $79
BUS6010 / Allison Miller / $89 001 W 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM 15-Jun
Winning Telephone Techniques
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Partners dedicated to serving you
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Craig Swift, MEO
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Real Estate
Starting a Business in Maui County This workshop covers general information and requirements for starting a business in Maui County. In addition, information on how to obtain a Maui County Vendor Business License will be covered.
The UH Maui College Real Estate Prelicensing Course is offered in a convenient evening and weekend format over a two week period. Course includes classroom meetings and 7.5 hours per week of self-study time at home on your own schedule.
QuickBooks for Small Business This 3 hour evening workshop is geared towards new users and will teach them how to record sales, receive payments, prepare invoices, and balance their checkbook. Please call Karen for more info.
Salesperson Prelicense Course
This course satisfies the Hawaii Real Estate Commission’s educational prelicensing requirements to become a Real Estate Salesperson in the State of Hawaii. By taking this course you will gain the knowledge required to become a real estate salesperson by learning numerous real estate concepts. Topics include deeds, financing, licensing, ownership, assessments, foreclosure, zoning, landlord tenant code summary, contracts, estates and much more. A Textbook fee is already included in the tuition fee and must be picked up at UH Maui College EdVenture office at the Laulima Building from 9am to 4pm M-F starting on Wednesday January 6th 2016. Interested students are encouraged to register early as class size is limited to 30 students.
No Discounts Apply BUS6306 / Lisa Teichner / $849 006 TuThF 6 PM - 9 PM 6-Sep - 23-Sep Lau 225 9x Sat 9 AM - 6 PM 10-Sep - 24-Sep Lau 225 3x Note: Successful completion of UH Maui Colllege Real Estate Prelicensing Course will fulfill a requirement by the Department of Commerce and Consumer Affairs (DCCA) for education and is the first step on the path of becoming a licensed Real Estate Salesperson.
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Contact: Karen Arakawa • phone: (808) 270-5770 karen.arakawa@mauicounty.gov 70 E. Ka‘ahumanu Ave Maui Mall Unit B-9, Kahului, HI 96732
Maui Economic Opportunity Inc. (MEO) Core Four Business Planning Course
This six-week, 36 hours course enables development of a realistic, achievable business plan. Financial aid is available through grants from Maui County Office of Economic Development and Central Pacific Bank Foundation. Most classes meet Tues & Thurs at MEO.
Core Four Courses
Intro classes: June 29 from 12-1pm at MCBRC, or June 30, 6-7pm at MEO. Night Course Begins July 5 at MEO 6-9pm and every Tues & Thurs evening until August 16. Intro classes: August 31, 12-1pm at MCBRC, or September 1, 6-7pm at MEO. Night Course Begins September 1 at MEO 6-9pm and every Tues & Thurs evening until October 18. MEO BDC also offers micro business loans ranging from $2,000 to $50,000 for Maui, Molokai and Lanai. MEO BDC programs are funded by grants from the Maui County, Mayor’s Office of Economic Development, and Agape Foundation. Contact: Craig Swift phone: (808) 249-2990 email: craig.swift@meoinc.org
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CUSTOMIZED TRAINING
Future Visions. Innovative Results.
Edventure offers customized training programs at Maui College for businesses to promote career development and skills-based learning for your employees.
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Based on best practices across diverse disciplines, expert instructors and vetted curriculum, Edventure offers customized training programs in: LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT Management & Project Management Skills Franklin-Covey Programs: 7 Habits
Training Services Edventure offers the following customized services to business clients:
COMMUNICATION Business Writing • Successful Public Speaking Dynamic Business Presentations and Multimedia Tools
• Needs Assessments
SALES & CUSTOMER SERVICE Sales Training • Advanced Sales Techniques • Marketing for Growth and Profit • Managing Customer Service • Service with Aloha
• Coaching
SUSTAINABILITY BEST PRACTICES Energy Efficiency Audits & Maintenance for Commercial Buildings & Resorts • Strategic Planning for Sustainability • Continuous Improvement Plans for Sustainability • Building Green Teams
• Train-the-Trainer for Customized Courses
COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY Microsoft Office Training: Word, Excel, Powerpoint, Access Apple Technical Support Certification Mac OS & Application Training SAFETY, SECURITY & HEALTH OSHA • ServSafe • Quality Assurance and Food Safety Principles CPR, AED & First Aid • Security Guard Training 26
• Employee Opinion Surveys • Behavioral Assessments • Customized Course Development • Ongoing Training and Support
To learn more about developing a customized training program for your business, contact: Nicolette van der Lee Phone: 808.984.3300 Email: nhv@hawaii.edu
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Using keiki-friendly educational aquaponics growing systems and a community organic garden, Keiki Farmers Camp offers multiple ways of learning and understanding the sciences and skills involved in growing food in water, and in organic soil gardens. Keiki Farmers Camp will open children’s eyes to the wonders and possibilities in the world of science and their own potential. Note: Sessions offered for children ages 6-10, and 11-13. What to Bring to Kids’ Camp: Big lunch (snack is provided), sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, water bottle, work/play clothes, towel, and closed toe shoes (no sandals!). Reserve your space today! AGR6500 / Susan Miller / $1180 / No Discounts Apply Session 1: Children ages 6-10 001 MTuWThF 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM 6-Jun - 1-Jul 19x
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Space is limited, sign up today! Partial scholarships available on a first come-first-served basis. All classes occur at the Laulima Building-home of EdVenture at UHMC • No Discounts Apply
We’re unique! College for Kids and College Bound students enjoy thematic, wellrounded weeks along with our Saturday Fun Series that incorporates a varied curricula, teamwork, career education, specialized vocabulary, a preview of UHMC’s programs while we teach to the whole child/teen. Parents are Saying…
“I like the variety in the daily schedule. I also like what Joanne is weaving into the program regarding career information.” - Felicia Bowers gives C4K a 5 out of 5 rating in the STEAM Camp.
STEAM Camp: Animation! Grades: 4-8. Create Stop-Animation teamwork projects with Macs. Enhance your animation skills with MIT’s SCRATCH programming language. Included: Warrior Chess, Magic Tricks, Graphics/Art Careers and more! ENR6954 / $279
My son was really enthusiastic about getting up each morning and coming to college. He loved it and readily answered questions. Thank you! - Dawn Braun, Parent
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Gr. 4-7. Classes: Fun flying investigations of straw rockets, paper airplanes, parachutes and other objects. Air pressure? Angles? Flight Paths? You be the scientist. Included: Warrior Chess, Minecraft: Craft your own digital world with team members, Storytelling with Fingerpuppets, Spray Paint Art. Flight Careers and a Surprise or two!
Students are saying… I liked the card math games best. - 4th grader, St. Anthony’s School STEAM Camp: Whoosh & Zip!. . .It helped me get badges in Boy Scouts. - Joshua, St. Anthony School I liked the Minecraft and the Science because I really like LEGO’s and I’ve never played Minecraft. - 4th grader, Kamali’i
NEW! Discover College For Kids College Bound Homeschooling parents - this hour is for you! Find out about all the classes College For Kids/College Bound can offer you and your child/teen. How can you and other parents create a customized class just for a group of students? Q and A session and tour of Laulima to see where our classes are held and enjoy snacks for all- bring your child/teen. .
STEAM Camp I: SWOOSH!
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Cursive Kid Camp Grades 4-8. Learn the cursive alphabet (lower case & capitals) in fun ways, your signature and practice fluid writing in sentences. Included: Warrior Chess and Cookie Decorating. ENR6918 / $239 002 MTuWThF 9:00 AM - 2 PM Jun 20-24 Lau 106 5x
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COLLEGE FOR KIDS & SATURDAY FUN SERIES Kids ‘n’ Cameras STEAM CAMP: I Can Fly! For Gr. 8-12. What does it take to be a Pilot? Navigator? Astronaut? Air Traffic Controller? Plane Mechanic? How can I solo at age 16? Learn about the laws of science behind “flight”, discover what makes common toys fly with hands-on activities, how to talk on radios using the phonetic alphabet and build self confidence through aeronautical age of child/teen and approximate grade level. themed games in preparation for a career or just plain fun! Thursday, 6/30 to CAP building at Kahului airport; on flight simulators. Included: Class in Spray Paint Art. ENR6970 / Instructors: Maui County’s 76th CAP / $254 001 MTuWTh 9:00 AM - 2:00 PM Jun 27-30 Lau 226 4x
NEW! Be #1 with Computers
Grade 5 - 8. Ready for a Career of the Future? Can you program a game? Computer Science education is hot right now. Learn why it is important to YOUR future and explore careers from game design, animation, sports and fashion/design. We will use Googles CS-First lessons and you will get a chance to program a game or two and explore computer careers that interest you. ENR6981 / $59 001 S 9:00 AM - 12:00 PM 25-Jun
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Gr. 4-8. Learn the styles of 3 great masters? Pollock, Mondrian and Kandinsky and create edible 2-D and 3-D art with color, verve and sassiness! Bring a camera to photograph your creation, then eat it! ENR6911 / $46 Lau 106 1x
How to Be a Great Babysitter! Level I and II Ages: 10+. Always be prepared with fun activities, a good attitude and imagination! Learn Basic First Aid for infants and youngsters, tips on child care, safety precautions and what to charge for your services. Level II: Good tips to discipline and delight children, more ideas and appropriately aged games on how to entertain kids while teaching them; how to start a babysitting business for family, friends and others. We ask that a parent join the class during the last 30 minutes to hear about the important do’s and don’ts your child should keep in mind when being a responsible babysitter. ENR6978 & ENR6922 / $44 for level I / $65 for both levels LEVEL I S 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM 17-Sep LEVEL II S 11:00 AM - 1:30 PM 17-Sep
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NEW! The Art of Creepy, Crawly Science Ages 8-11. Learn about the differences between an insect and a spider and their importance in our environment. Then use different plant parts to make a cool-looking insect. Then nibble up your plantinsect. (No, no real insects will be eaten!) ENR6977 / $44 001 S 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM 10-Sep
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Brainetics: Math that’s Fun! Grades 4-8. Are you ready for a Math Revival! Use Critical Thinking skills and memorization techniques to think outside the box, do complex math problems mentally with accuracy. Math can be fun while sharpening your focus, eliminating anxiety and stress. ENR6956 / $59
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Gr. 4-12. Want to be the familys best photographer? Bring your digital camera and discover great ways to create better pictures for your own use, school projects or the family album. You will learn to: compose the best photo; create fun angles and silly shots, and enjoy a friendly kid critique of your work.
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Brainetics Part 2 Gr. 4-8. Take the Brainetics skills you learned in the first class and extend them even more. Use critical thinking skills and memorization techniques, do more complex math problems mentally with accuracy. Sharpen your focus, eliminate anxiety and stress. Have fun with Math! ENR6972 / $59 002 S 1:00 PM - 4:00 PM
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Video Games from SCRATCH! Ages: 10+. Are you interested in designing video games? Curious about how computer games are programmed? Learn what constitutes good game design, how to program simple video games with animation, use existing characters, modify program details. Focus: backgrounds, sprites, motion and sound. No Discounts apply. ENR6921 / $59 009 S 9:00 AM - 11:00 PM 24-Sep
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Aloha, Eia a‘e ka nalu, pae i ka nu‘u! Here comes the wave, mount its crest! Like the momentum of a wave, the University of Hawai‘i Maui College developed a 2015 - 2021 Strategic Directions plan that reflects our college community’s shared commitment to move forward into the future with confidence, hope, and determination.
UHMC MISSION STATEMENT
Bright Futures Start Here!
The University of Hawai‘i Maui College inspires students to develop knowledge and skills in pursuit of academic, career, and personal goals in a supportive, educational environment that emphasizes community engagement, lifelong sustainable Wherever you are onlearning, your academic living, Native Hawaiian culture, and global understanding. journey, University of Hawai‘i Maui College has the innovative programs and supportive studentand services to help Learning you succeed in The plan is guided by our Mission, Vision, Core Values, Institutional Outcomes, and is college, and beyond. intended to be consistent with UH System and UH Community Colleges Strategic Plans and WASC Senior College and University Commission and Achieving the Dream recommendations. Five major Pursue a bachelor of applied science themes emerged from the strategic planning process: degree in emerging industries like Sustainable Science Management, • Student Success Engineering Technology, and Applied Goal: To build pathways and assure learning Business and Information Technology, or an • Quality of Learning associate’s degree or certificate in a diverse Goal: To encourage and maintain high-quality learning across the institution ranges of fields. • Hawai‘i Papa O Ke Ao Goal: To empower Native Hawaiians, the Indigenous People of aHawai‘i, by creating With small class sizes, low student to faculty ratio, math labs and career cultural a model Indigenous-Serving institution of higher education that perpetuates UHMC students traditions, language, history, and values tocounseling, promote student success,enjoy leadership personalized, individual attention and the development, and well-being of ‘ohana (family) and community support they need to be successful in school • Community Needs and Workforce Development and their future careers. Goal: To prepare students to meet current and emerging community and workforce needs and opportunities Learn more about some of our programs on • Sustainability the following pages, or visit maui.hawaii.edu a complete of degrees Goal: To create a culture of sustainability atfor UHMC in its listing communities andand fromprocesses more than throughout 20 programs.the environments by embedding sustainabilitycertificates practices and College
Most Summer session classes begin to improve Our 2015 – 2021 Strategic Directions will not gather dust: measures are underway Junethrough 6, 2016.standing Fall Semester begins and on specified outcomes and achieve plan goals and objectives committees August 22, 2016. initiatives. We invite all who believe in the importance and transforming power of higher education to support UH Maui College, its faculty, students, and staff, as we implement our Strategic Directions. Applications are accepted continuously, but students are encouraged to apply as soon as possible. No essays or SAT’s required! Learn more at: Lui K. Hokoana, Ed.D. maui.hawaii.edu/how-to-apply Chancellor 30
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SUSTAINABILITY
PLACEHOLDER
Degrees & Certificates
“Credit-side”
NEW Certificate of Competence (CO) in Sustainable Technology
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This certificate introduces students to the current trends and developments in new technologies using wind, water, solar and green building. This specialization prepares students to work in renewable energy, construction, and other technical fields applying the principles of sustainability.
Certificate requirements:
systems thinking
Apply to real-world problems.
SSM
SUSTAINABLE SCIENCE MANAGEMENT
Earn a degree in: Sustainable Science Management The Sustainable Science Management (SSM) program, leading to a Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) degree, provides a variety of options to students seeking employment in the rapidly expanding field of sustainability. Coursework covers important contemporary topics including but not limited to energy, ecology, business and management, water and wastewater, agriculture, waste-management, economics, policy, the built environment, and social science; all in the context of case studies in the larger interdisciplinary field of sustainability. Students develop systems thinking and analytical skills, which will enable graduates to apply learned principles to the changing and complex issues of the future. The program is designed to equip students with the fundamental skills necessary to bridge disciplines and to facilitate sustainable solutions and operations for any organization or community.
• Introduction to Sustainability (3 cr): SSM 101 OR ENRG 101 • Drafting/Construction Skills (2-3 cr): One of the following courses; AEC 80(3), OR BLPR 22(3), OR ICS 161(3); OR MAIN 50(2), 65(2) or 70(2). • Renewable Energy (3 cr): ENRG 103(3) • Sustainable Building Design (3 cr): SSM 201(3) Total 4 courses, 11-12 credits
Careers in Sustainability Sustainability is a new and emerging field. Career paths and best practices in sustainability are becoming more widely accepted across disciplines: Sustainability Coordinator Project Analyst Facilities Manager Policy Coordinator High School Teacher Energy Efficiency Specialist Sustainability Consultant Fund Management and many more!
For more info visit: maui.hawaii.edu/ssm | Tim Botkin: (808) 984-3322
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Careers in Agriculture and Resource Management
Interested in a Green Career? Take just a few courses or complete one of three degree tracks that are offered. Sustainable Tropical Crop Management has a focus on food crop production. Horticulture and Landscape Maintenance emphasizes ornamental crop production, turf management, intelligent landscape design, and eco-friendly landscape maintenance. Cultural and Natural Resource Management combines agriculture, science, GIS, and Hawaiian studies to prepare students to be stewards of Hawaii’s resources. Both the Maui and Molokai campuses have the faculty, greenhouse, field, and lab facilities to offer these three degrees.
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The demand for locally produced food and value added products has increased opportunities for farming entrepreneurs. Operating farmers are increasingly looking for trained individuals to manage their operations. At the same time urban expansion has increased the the need for aesthetically pleasing and ecologically sound landscapes. The opportunities for landscape maintenance entrepreneurs or managers is growing and requires individuals with solid horticultural backgrounds. Hawaii’s cultural heritage and natural resources need protection and restoration.
AGRICULTURE AGRICULTUREAND AND NATURAL NATURALRESOURCES RESOURCES
Earn a degree in: Agriculture & Natural Resources (AG)
The three Associates in Applied Science degrees provide a broad background in biology, horticulture, and sustainable resource management. Training includes both classroom and hands on labs. For instance, depending on degree track, students may create a commercial market garden, produce nursery crops, install an irrigation system, identify beneficial insects, draw a scaled landscape design, propagate native plants, extract honey from a beehive, or write a business plan.
For more info visit: maui.hawaii.edu/ag | Ann Emmsley: (808) 984-3243
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islands.
BECOME AN AGRIPRENEUR WITH GOFARM HAWAI‘I
The Agriculture and Natural Resource program has teamed up with GoFarm Hawaii to help grow new farmers on Maui. GoFarm Hawaii helps students learn the basics of farming with classroom and actual farming and business experience by moving students through several phases of increased responsibility and independence. Students who complete AG 251 Sustainable Crop Production I, AG 103 Sustainable Ag Systems, and AG 104 Food Safety will be considered graduates of AgSchool, the first phase of GoFarmHawaii. Students would then move on to AG 252 Sustainable Crop Production II followed with an internship with a farmer. This would complete the AgPro phase. AgPro graduates would be eligible for assistance with finding land for farm incubation and graduates from either phase are automatically eligible to receive personalized business planning assistance from the UH Agribusiness Incubator Program. The Agriculture and Natural Resources program offers certificates designed for students and community members who want to increase knowledge and upgrade skills. The courses for these three certificates will be open in the upcoming fall or spring semesters.
GoFarm Hawaii
AG 103, AG 104, AG 251, AG 252, AG 193V
Landscape Maintenance: 13 -14 cr
Agriculture 235(3), 250(4), 260(3), 269 (3) or 265(4)
Pest Management: 9 cr
Agriculture 174(3), 201(3), 281(3)
GIS in Ecosystem Management: 8 cr GIS/ICS 150 (4), GIS 180(4)
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COCHR N COCHRA What is your background? I completed a PhD in Geography from the University of Kansas. My interests include land use and cover change, climate change, and sustainability science. I particularly like to measure, monitor, and map metrics or indicators of sustainability and resilience in agricultural, forest, grassland, and urban systems. What are your interests in education? I'm excited to work with students from different programs at UHMC as well as professionals interested in adding GIS skills to their toolset. GIS is an essential tool for sustainability science, planning and management. With GIS, students and professionals can conduct applied studies for environmental health assessments, evaluation of scenarios for ecosystem resilience, and land use planning for improved natural resource management here on Maui.
Fall 2016 Class GIS 150: Intro to Geographic Information Systems
Aug 22 - Dec 16, 2016 Offered Mondays & Wednesdays 9:00 - 11:50 am Instructor: Ferdouz Cochran
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BUSINESS Degrees & Certificates
Applied Business & Information Technology Upper Division Transfer Program #ABITin3
Ready to jumpstart a business, build new skills, or advance your career? Do you have an Associate Degree? Do you work full-time? Enjoy the challenge of juggling work, life and education?
ABIT
APPLIED BUSINESS & INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY
Earn a degree in: Applied Business & Information Technology The Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) in Applied Business and Information Technology (ABIT) program offers a unique hybrid degree that emphasizes business, entrepreneurship and technology skills. With this degree in hand, many students continue on to graduate school, start their own businesses, or or work in today’s highest-paying industries. It can be completed in 4 years* (8 full-time semesters). Learn more at maui.hawaii.edu/abit
• Complete your Bachelor of Applied Science (BAS) degree in 3 years or less • Build your technology and entrepreneurial skills • Take 12 credits per semester • All courses are offered via distance education • Come into the college ONLY one day a week, if you wish to interact with your classmates • Participate in an internship to work with your future employer • Complete a Capstone project that is a portfolio of your skills Learn more: maui.hawaii.edu/abit/abitin3/
What is Your Passion?
If your passion lies in any of the following, the ABIT program is for you! • Mobile Web Programming • Creative Media Development • Hacking and Digital Forensics • Programming Drones • Big Data Analysis • Start a Business
ABIT graduates go on to pursue a variety of careers in the tech industry or as entrepreneurs. Many graduates continue their higher education and go on to obtain a Master’s degree in Business or Education.
For more info visit: maui.hawaii.edu/abit | Dr. Debasis Bhattacharya: (808) 984-3619
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Interested in a career in business but not sure where to start? The Business Careers program at UH Maui College offers a wide range of courses in entrepreneurship, accounting, and business management to help you advance your business career or give you the skills to start your own small business. The UH Maui College Business Careers program offers certificates and degrees to help you reach your goals. With an AAS degree, you can also transfer to bachelor degree programs at UH Maui College or UH West Oahu.
BUSINESS CERTIFICATES
The Business Program offers certificates designed for students and community members who wish to acquire or upgrade their skills and knowledge.
Certificate of Competence in e-Marketing 12 credits BUSN 150 - Intro to Business Computing (3 cr) BUSN 261 - Web Page Construction Fundamentals & Marketing MKT 120 - Principles of Marketing MKT 285 - Internet / Social Media Marketing
Certificate of Competence in Entrepreneurship 12 credits ACC 124 - Principles of Accounting I BLAW 200 - Legal Environment of Business BUS 125 - Starting a Small Business MGT 125 - Human Resources Management
For more info visit: maui.hawaii.edu/busc Gil Logan: (808) 984-3211
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TECHNOLOGY Degrees & Certificates
Get hands-on with high tech UH Maui College’s Engineering Technology program prepares students to work as engineering technologists in industries like: • Telescope operations • High performance computing centers • Energy production and distribution including photovoltaic and wind turbines • System administration in a variety of sectors.
Advance your tech skills towards high wage jobs and new opportunities.
Earn a Degree in Engineering Technology (ENGT)
Courses include: Robotics Engineering Computing System Integration Optoelectronics Remote Sensing
Get hands-on with high tech. UH Maui College’s Engineering Technology program prepares students to work as engineering technologists in industries like telescope operations, high performance computing centers for scientific and engineering applications, energy production and distribution including photovoltaic and wind turbines, and system administration in a variety of sectors. A BAS degree in ENGT can be completed in 4 years* (8 full-time semesters). The Engineering Technology (ENGT) program, leading to a bachelor degree, offers options to students seeking preparation in engineering technology, electronics, optics, and remote sensing. The mission of the program is to prepare graduates to be productive professionals who can make meaningful contributions to industry on Maui and throughout Hawai‘i and the world. The program also includes strong interdisciplinary general education with courses in the humanities, social sciences, communication, mathematics, and English.
For more info visit: maui.hawaii.edu/engt | Elisabeth Dubuit (808) 984-3706
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DR. DEBASIS
BHATTACHARYA ABIT Program Coordinator
CYBERSECURITY @UHMC The Center for Cybersecurity Education and Research (CCER) was established at the University of Hawaii Maui College in 2012, to provide the local community and students with cybersecurity education, training and guidance. The mission of CCER is to provide cybersecurity guidance, training and workforce development activities to the local community, K-12 students and teachers, as well as students enrolled at UHMC.
Earn a Certificate of Competence in Cybersecurity (12 cr)
All courses are taught completely online. ICS 101 – Digital Tools for an Information World (3 cr) introduction to digital technology. ICS 169 – Introduction to Information Security (3 cr) covers 8 core areas of ISC2 ICS 184 – Introduction to Networking (3 cr) covers CompTIA Network+ ICS 171 – Introduction to Computer Security (3 cr) covers CompTIA Security+
GenCyber 2016 – June 6 – 10, 2016
UH Maui College Cyber Defense Boot Camp for High School Teachers and Students in Maui County The GenCyber program (supported by National Security Agency and National Science Foundation) was developed with the goal of facilitating cyber security education growth and attracting and recruiting college bound students to the field of cyber security. The program provides cyber security awareness and education to students K-12, cyber security teaching methodologies for computer science teachers, and establishes resources for both the cyber security teaching and learning curricula. Learn more and apply at maui.hawaii.edu/cybersecurity
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Dr. Debasis Bhattacharya is currently a faculty member at the University of Hawai’i Maui College, and program coordinator for the Applied Business and Information Technology (ABIT) baccalaureate program. Dr. Bhattacharya has been working in the software industry for 28 years, having worked for large corporations such as Oracle and Microsoft. A resident of Hawaii since 2002, he has been actively researching the information security needs of small businesses since 2008. As a former small business owner, he understands the needs and demands of information security, as well as keeping a small business up and running! Dr. Bhattacharya holds degrees from MIT, Columbia University, University of Phoenix and NW California University School of Law. Dr. Debasis Bhattacharya maui.hawaii.edu/abit (808) 984-3619
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ART
Degrees & Certificates Jennifer Owen, Program Coordinator: (808) 984-3202 Mike Takemoto, Assistant Professor: (808) 984- 3249
Ready to inspire your inner artist? Enroll in an art
course to learn a new skill, whether it be in the dark room or studio. Delve into art history and open your world.
NEW FALL F 2016 CLASSES ART 199V: Intro to Film Photography
Experience the magic of shooting and processing film, and making your own hand-developed, black and white prints. Cameras will be available for student use.
ART 104: Intro to Printmaking
Discover the different techniques involved in creating your own unique editions of hand-pulled prints. Learn how to make monoprints, collographs, linocuts, and stencil prints.
ART 263: Advanced Ceramics - Sculpture ART 264: Advanced Ceramics - Vessels
Move beyond Intermediate Ceramics and create a series of artworks that explore your unique inspiration.
ART 270: History of Western Art (Online class)
UHMC offers this engaging Art History class as an online experience for the first time! Study the western world's masterpieces of art from your own home.
Student Artist
MALORIE ARISUMI I was born and raised in Wailuku, Maui. My passion for art began in Wailuku Elementary. My father was a strong supporter of my love for painting and enrolled me in after school art classes. I was further inspired by art classes at Baldwin High School and did my first oil painting in 1981. I then graduated from Maui Community College and recently was so excited to enroll again at UHMC and attend art classes where I obtained my Academic Subject Certificate in Visual Arts. Bringing happiness to people gives me great joy. It is this interaction with art and people that inspires me to paint and share the colors and mana of our island Maui.
For more info visit: maui.hawaii.edu/art | (808) 984-3202 or (808) 984-3249
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INSTRUCTOR BIOGRAPHIES Alex de Roode Director of Business Development Sustainability for Green Building Hawaii. He holds a Master of Science degree in Bioresource Engineering from McGill University, and is a LEED Accredited Professional with a specialty in Operations Maintenance as well as a Certified Energy Manager (CEM). Austin Van Heusen - Energy and LEED consultant at Green Building Hawaii, specializing in energy efficiency and lighting audits and retrofits. Internship coordinator for the Sustainable Living Institute of Maui supervising energy audits in manufacturing companies. Avery Lau is a commercial aquaponics production operations specialist with an aquaculture degree from UH-Manoa. Avery worked for five years as the daily operations manager in commercial aquaponics food production on North Shore of Oahu. He grew up on Maui and is a Baldwin High School graduate. Ben Howard B.A. Painting; Website Developer; InstructorProgramming Web Design classes; Art and computer programming brings both Art Computer programming perspective to Website Designs; over 13 years experience. Clifford Rutherford Program Coordinator and instructor for the Construction Academy at UHMC. Taught energy and construction trade credit courses with the Sustainable Construction Technology Program. Christine Wilkinson - 20 years office administration experience working in small and large companies in a variety of industries and local government in the United States, United Kingdom, and Australia. Craig Tanaka President of the Maui County Hotel & Resort Security Association; over 20 years experience. Dan Schulte Instructor at Maui Culinary Academy, UHMC; Certified ServSafe Instructor and Proctor with the National Restaurant Association; 25 years experience. Derek Snyder - ESL, UH-Manoa; English Instructor, UHMC; SLS (Second Language Studies) Instructor at University Center, Maui; extensive experience teaching English overseas and teaching ESL in the University of Hawai‘i system. 12 years experience. Don Suzuki Licensed electrical engineer who is an instructor for the Electrical Apprenticeship Program at UHMC. Dutch Akana has an ECET degree from UHMC (Electronic Computer Engineering Technology); currently pursuing his BAS degree in Engineering Technology Elena Lissone and Neil Bruce - Both instructors have extensive experience teaching magic tricks, theatre arts, storytelling and chess strategies to learners of all ages. Emery Lee is a MSF (Motorcycle Safety Foundation) approved instructor of The Motorcycle Safety Course and is an Instructor for the Hawaii Drone Academy. 40
Evan Ryan - Permaculture designer, farmer, project manager and educator with over 14 years of experience. Consultant to farms, landscapers and land owners on Maui in all phases of garden and orchard health, and overall land design. Francis D. Hessey Jr. PGA Professional, Instructor and coach at The Dunes at Maui Lani Golf Course. Gerry Ross - Co-farmer with Janet Simpson of Kupa`a Farms, a 4-acre organic farm in lower Kula. Trained classically as a geologist, he brings a mix of practical experience and scientific observation to the complex business of building and maintaining a successful and profitable organic farm on Maui. Horst Antosch is a world traveled teacher and restaurateur. He has taught at the Cesar Ritz Swiss hotel management colleges in Switzerland, USA and Australia. He owned ‘La Cle d’Or French Restaurant and is a recipient of the ‘Cesar Ritz Award. He now resides on Maui and owns Grape to Glass wine tasting events. Jasmyne Boswell - An author and coach; for over 30 years, she uses her intuitive sense, her gift with the written word, and her years of experience to help bring your ideas and aspirations into form. Jean Pezzoli - Appointed by the mayor to a second term for the Maui County Arborist Committee; EdVenture non-credit class presenter on approved pruning practices; past president of the Maui Outdoor Circle; member of landscape committees for condos and campus; and frequent organizer of county, campus, and volunteer planting projects. Joanne Doell B.A., M.A. Instructor-technology, business and customized training courses; Coordinator, College for Kids/ College Bound, EdVenture; 20 years+ experience with K-12 adults in Hawaii, California. Joel Katz is the instructor in the Hawaiian Steel Guitar, guitar, ukulele, and audio technology programs at the University of Hawai‘i Maui College and heads the award winning Seaside Recording Studio. Josiah Hunt has helped to pioneer methods for biochar production, processing, and application in farming systems using organic and biological approaches. He is the founder of Pacific Biochar and has been working with plants and soil since the late 90s. Kalani Iselin is from Maui and has lived in a Kula home that he built for himself. He has been in the construction business since he was 17 years old and considers building his art form. Building Tiny Houses is his latest endeavor. Laura Boes has more than 20 years experience as a bookkeeper and tax preparer and is a former instructor for EdVenture.
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INSTRUCTOR BIOGRAPHIES Leo Domingo AS degree in Fire & Environmental Emergency Response from Honolulu Community College and a BA in Business Administration from UH West Oahu. Linda Freidenburg, M.A.Ed., Over nine years teaching math and Language Arts to Middle and High schoolers. Researcher, Curator, Museum Manager, Faculty Associate in Hawaii and Washington state. Lisa Teichner Licensed Real Estate Broker and Broker In Charge for Green Realty Group where she teaches, trains and mentors agents statewide. She is a Graduate of the Hawaii Association of Realtors & Leadership Academy. Lyman Morikawa B.S., M.B.A. Principal Engineer at Morikawa and Associates LLC. He holds a B.S. in electrical engineering and an MBA. His solar projects have ranged from 3 KW to 2.8 MW systems. Works on residential, commercial, industrial and institutional systems. Lyons Naone Respected Hawaiian practitioner in the spiritual and healing arts known throughout Hawai‘i, nationally and abroad for his expertise in traditional Hawaiian healing and culture; 20+ years teaching experience. Malik Cotter Doctor of Acupuncture/Oriental Medicine and Certified Herbalist; trained in Traditional Chinese Medicine at the Beijing and Chengdu Medical Schools; studied throughout the US/Asia; private practice, Makawao; Co-owner-Dragons Den Herb Store; over 30 years in natural medicine practice. Marc Antosch B.A. Visual/Public Art, California State University Monterey Bay; Media/Marketing Specialist and Instructor for OCET; 25 years experience. Michael Dutton is a licensed Supervising Electrician and NTI Certified Instructor for the National Joint Apprenticeship and Training Committee (NJATC). Currently, Mike is the General Manager and Principal RME for HNU Energy in Kahului where he manages all aspects of business operations in the delivery of engineered electrical systems and services. Olivia Techoueyres MA - Foreign Languages Translations; Liberal Arts, La Sorbonne; Author of articles in European magazines; Interpreter, Film-Finding Gauguin; Tutor, translator in California, France, Maui and India; over 15 years experience. Pattie Gomez - Artist specializing in Maui Feather Art, Urban Art Designs, jewelry, clothing design and special occasion art; wide range of talents working with youth and adults Peter Hansen, BA - Education; teaches at Technology, Science, Programming classes at Iao Intermediate School. Raymond Mains Award winning photographer whose photos have been published in local and national magazines.
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Rich von Wellsheim is a member of Whispering WindsBamboo Cooperative in Kipahulu. He is a bio-dynamic farmer who has grown 65 varieties of clumping bamboo commercially for 15 years. Structural bamboo and teaching others how to build with this renewable resource is his passion. Rick Ortiz B.A. Apple Certified Trainer, Technical Coordinator and Service Technician; coordinates the Apple User Group Program; Specializes in both Macintosh and iOS (iPhone, iPad, iPod); Over 20 years experience training adults/youth. Sarah McLane Bryan Past Executive Director of the Maui Nui Marine Resource Council and the Program and Data Manager for the West Maui Watershed Partnership. Currently the President of the Pono Project and the Founder and Senior GIS Consultant for the Makali`i Group. Bachelors and Masters degree in Geography from the University of S. Carolina. GIS instructor at UHMC. Scott Fisher - Raised on Maui, he serves as the Associate Executive Director of Conservation for the Hawaiian Islands Land Trust, where he has worked since 2003. His M.A. explored Hawaiian methods of peacemaking, ho‘oponopono, and his Ph.D. explored the dynamics of post-conflict recovery in a civil war on the island of Bougainville, Papua New Guinea. Sierra Knight has taught culinary education to adults and children since 1991. As a private chef and caterer, she has loved turning people on to local ingredients and the diverse and delicious dishes to be experienced with them. Stuart Zinner Maui College Renewable Energy Coordinator, instructor in the STEM department teaching classes in Electronics and Computer Engineering Technology, Information and Computer Science, and Mathematics. NABCEP-certified instructor for PV trainings. Sydney Villegas Lecturer for English and Filipino studies at UHMC. PhD in Applied Linguistics from De La Salle UniversityManila. Sydney holds a Certificate in ESOL TKT from Cambridge University and a Post-Graduate Diploma in TESOL from SEAMEO Regional Language Centre in Singapore. Tracy Logan has a B.A.S. in Information Systems and M.S. in Adult Education with a Specialization in Training and Performance Improvement. Tracy holds Microsoft Office certifications and has been teaching both credit and noncredit technology and career preparedness classes to adults. Walt Tokishi Speech Pathology, University of Oregon; Owner, Speech Pathology Services of Maui. Wesley Crile Coral Reef Alliance Hawaii Field Manager. Master’s degree in Natural Resources Management, and a B.A in Applied Social Sciences. William Bennett - A former aerospace engineer who has been designing and maintaining solar and other water heating systems on Maui since 1975. He is currently providing design and monitoring services for commercial water heating systems. EdVentureMaui.com | 984-3231
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