YourU - Fall 2014 by University of Wisconsin-Parkside

MINI COURSES

CONTINUING EDUCATION

CAMPUS EVENTS

A Community Guide to Everything UW-Parkside

FALL 2014

www.uwp.edu/ccp

Fall 2014

Message from the Library Director

About Us Since 1997, the Center for Community Partnerships at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside has provided extended learning opportunities to individuals and organizations in southeastern Wisconsin and beyond. Our mission is to educate and engage individuals and organizations by offering professional development, personal enrichment, and communitybased learning experiences through dynamic partnerships that address community priorities. The Center for Community Partnerships is sustained by program revenues and support from UW-Parkside, UW-Extension, grants, and local stakeholders. For more information, call 262-595-3340, visit us on the web www.uwp.edu/go/ccp, or visit us on campus in Tallent Hall.

Welcome to the Fall 2014 “Your U” catalog, where it is indeed all about you. This catalog details dozens of learning opportunities made available by the UW-Parkside Center for Community Partnerships, with the support of Parkside’s faculty and staff, and our community partners. Affordable continuing professional education courses, conferences, and noncredit certificate programs are described, with offerings ranging from the practical to the entertaining. The Parkside Library maintains a University Archives and Area Research Center. It is one of 13 research centers in Wisconsin that provides access to Wisconsin Historical Society holdings— our WHS records cover Kenosha and Racine counties. We have everything from citizenship records to local court records. From September 2-14, the Library will present the Wisconsin Historical Society’s “Risking Everything: A Freedom Summer Exhibit for Students.” This traveling display of photos and documents marks the 50th anniversary of Freedom Summer, a nonviolent movement to integrate voting in Mississippi in 1964. Teachers are encouraged to visit and bring their classes. Finally, we just learned that the UW-Parkside Library has been awarded a prestigious National Endowment for the Arts (NEA) Big Read Grant! In late September and October, we will celebrate Ray Bradbury’s dystopian classic Fahrenheit 451 with special programming and dozens of community-wide events. Free copies of the book will be available at a dozen distribution points, and we will present a special Art in the Library exhibit, exploring themes of censorship and dystopia. Sam Weller, author of The Bradbury Chronicles and Bradbury’s official biographer, will be keynote speaker on September 24. We are working with many community partners on the Big Read, including our good friends at the Kenosha Public Library and Racine Public Library. At Parkside, we embrace all learning opportunities. It’s our business and our passion. We look forward to seeing you on campus and we encourage you to take advantage of our important resources and exciting course offerings through the Center for Community Partnerships. So please, read on! Jo Cates Library Director

Meet the Instructor

Anne Morse-Hambrock

Anne Morse-Hambrock is well known throughout Wisconsin as a performer of both classical and jazz repertoire. She has held the position of principal harp with the Kenosha Symphony since 1990 and the Racine Symphony from 1994-2000. Other orchestral credits include principal with the South Bend, Oshkosh, and Green Bay Symphonies including a performance of Garrison Keillor’s Young Lutheran’s guide to the Orchestra with Keillor himself. As a soloist Anne has explored avante guarde and jazz music for over twenty years and has performed her own compositions at both the International World Harp Congress in Maastricht, Holland and the International Pop and Jazz Festival in Tuscon, Arizona. Anne was also featured on the main stage of the Cedarburg Jazz Jubilee as the opening act for acclaimed jazz pianist Geoffry Keezer and has been a guest on Fox 6 Wake Up! news in Milwaukee. Her recording of original jazz/rock material is entitled “Round & Round” and a new C.D. of celtic inspired original tunes is slated for release next winter. Ms. Morse Hambrock is currently the harp instructor at both Carthage College and the University of Wisconsin at Parkside and resides in Kenosha with her husband and three children.

Current Mini Courses - Harp I & Harp II

CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION

Behavioral Health + Human Services..................................................................................................... 2 Career Development................................................................................. 3 Entrepreneurship.................................................................5 Nonprofit Development .............................................. 6

PERSONAL ENRICHMENT MINI COURSES

Arts + Crafts........................................................... 8 Career Development.............................................. 9 Computers.................................................................10 Dance + Fitness............................................................ 11 Finance + Retirement......................................................... 12 Food + Drink.................................................................................13 Healthful Living.................................................................................................... 14 Home + Garden................................................................................................... 14 Language + Culture............................................................................................ 15 Music..................................................................................................................... 16 Personal Growth................................................................................................... 17 Photography......................................................................................................... 18

CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

in Unless otherwise noted, all events are held at UW-Parkside. The specific room location of the event can be found on our website or in the communication we send you after receiving your registration. Rooms are subject to change without notice. Room changes are communicated via phone and/or email. It is very important that you provide us with your contact information when you register. You can also confirm your event location by calling 262-595-3340 the day of the event.

Campus Events...................................................... 20 General Information............................................. 31 Registration Form.................................................. 32 Map......................................................................... 32

behavioral health + Human services 4.2

CEU

Understand psychological, behavioral, somatic, and cognitive sequelae in children, adults, and communities caused by experiencing traumatic events. Receive an overview of trauma, identifying traumatic populations, and issues involving traumatic injury and resolution. Understand the neurobiology of trauma and trauma’s effect on brain development, the body, traumatic memory, and learning. Instructor: Leah Rouse (Arndt) (42 hr) 9/2-12/11 ONLINE

$1375

Ethics and Boundaries in 0.4 CEU a World of Technology The management of ethics, boundaries, and confidentiality in a world of constantly emerging technology and social media is especially challenging for human service professionals. This workshop will address the technological challenges encountered during the provision of human services. Strategies will be discussed utilizing the NASW Code of Ethics, best practices, and current literature. Instructor: Jeanne Wagner, LCSW, ACSW (4 hr) 9/19 Fri

$89 early bird by 9/5

8a-12p $109

Help & Hope

0.7

CEU A conference for counselors, human service professionals, and mental health practitioners who work with those affected by substance abuse. Gain fresh insights and strategies to reinvigorate your practice and allow you to more effectively serve individuals, families, and children. Keynote Speaker: Flo Hilliard (7 hr)

Adolescent Mental Health Certificate

NEW

1.3

CEU

Adolescence is a time of incredible change. Those working and living with adolescents are sometimes left wondering how best to help them or meet their evolving needs. Gain a broad understanding of adolescent mental health issues including behavior problems, anxiety, and depression. Learn to conceptualize adolescent mental health problems from a developmental, preventative perspective. Develop and implement intervention approaches that are evidence-based, stress practicality and client acceptability, and involve the adolescent’s family and school. (13 hr) 10/9-10

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Solution-Focused Brief Therapy Overview

5.0

CEU

Solution-Focused Brief Therapy (SFBT) examines the philosophical foundation of social constructivism, successful termination criteria in goal negotiations, and an approach to interviewing for solutions. We offer two noncredit online programs and have participants from all over the world, including the U.S., Australia, Europe, Asia, and South Africa. A true community of professionals has been established to learn, discuss, and practice the current theories and strategies of SFBT. Instructor: Teri Pichot, LCSW, MAC, LAC (50 hr) 11/2-3/12 ONLINE

$1295

8:30a-4:30p $359

$319 early bird by 9/8

A Systematic Approach to Quality Care

0.7

CEU

Ethics and Boundaries for 0.4 CEU In-Home Services

Learn to engage clients, students, and customers consistently to achieve positive outcomes! Learn hands-on strategies that are supported by tried and true evidence-based theories for working with people in difficult circumstances. Deliver high quality service that also incorporates principles of trauma-informed care through a systematic approach. This model is flexible enough for any setting and is used as a management and supervision tool as well. Instructor: Angela Martin, LCSW (7 hr)

The management of ethics, boundaries, and confidentiality is especially challenging for human service professionals who provide services in the client’s living environment including; the client’s home, residential programs, emergency shelters, transitional living centers, skilled care facilities, assisted and supported living centers, and hospice facilities. This workshop will address the unique issues encountered during the provision of these in-home services and will provide a framework for ethical decision-making. Instructor: Jeanne Wagner, LCSW, ACSW (4 hr)

10/24 Fri

11/21 Fri

8a-4p $145

$125 early bird by 10/10

$89 early bird by 11/7

8a-12p $109

10/3 Fri 8a-4p $109

$89 early bird by 9/19 Group rates available - see website

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Trauma Counseling I

Instructor led 24-hour access Hundreds of courses www.uwp.edu/ccp

Certificate in Healthy Aging Certificate in Stress Management Compassion Fatigue Couples Counselor Training Multicultural Knowledge of Mental Health Practices: Working With Hmong Americans Multicultural Knowledge of Mental Health Practices: Working With LGBTQ

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Career development NCDA Career Development Facilitator (CDF) Certificate 3

Classes begin 1st Sat of every month $1,295

Certified Resume Writer and Editor Credential

Earn national recognition as a Certified Resume Writer and Editor (CRWE). CRWE is designed for experienced resume writing professionals. Validate your skills and strengthen your expertise. 30 hours of online instruction/professional development. (30 hr) Classes begin 1st Sat of every month $1295

Certified Transportation and Logistics (CTL)

Earn an internationally recognized credential in transportation and logistics in as little as 48 weeks with the only online CTL program in the nation. Certified individuals bring greater value and efficiencies to their companies by increasing their understanding and expertise in transportation, supply chain, and logistics. The curriculum was developed by the American Society of Transportation and Logistics and is geared to those who have a minimum of three years of industry experience and/or a four year degree.

Lean drives transformational, sustainable, bottom-line results through the use of proven methodologies to increase process efficiency, eliminate waste, reduce variation, and improve customer satisfaction. Combine lean methodologies with the power of Six Sigma problem-solving and process improvement analysis to achieve high performance and secure a competitive advantage in an increasingly challenging economy. Instructor: Erik Fadlovich, Adjunct Faculty (21 hr) Open Enrollment - Register anytime ONLINE $890

Managing Multiple Projects

As a project manager responsible for multiple projects within your organization, learn the skills required to develop a structure for integrating individual projects into a single management portfolio. Become familiar with the best practices through hands-on case studies. Instructors: CJ Walker Waite, Ph.D., PMP, Alan Waite, M.A., C.E.C. Textbooks required (see web for details). (14 hr) 9/8-10/3

ONLINE

$845

Project Management Foundations

Success in project management demands a structured, systematic approach to projects. Develop the core tools and techniques for each phase: initiating, planning, executing, monitoring, controlling, and closing. Gain a working foundation to better plan and control a variety of projects in your organization. This is the recommended first course for those pursuing the Project Management Certificate and those without prior project management experience. Instructor: Sandra Hoskins, ISP, PMP, ITCP (21 hr) 9/15-10/24

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Classes begin 2nd Wed of every month $1295/module $5994/certificate

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$845

Social Media Manager Certificate

The Social Media Manager Certificate is for individuals responsible for the strategic planning, alignment, and integration of social media within their organization. Course elements and curriculum are focused on identifying business opportunities that social media can support, aligning social media efforts to organizational goals, delivering a social media strategy, and creating content roadmaps and measurement frameworks that integrate social media into the business. Instructor: Jamey Shiels. Textbooks are required (see web for details). (42 hr) 9/22-12/14 ONLINE 3/2-5/24 ONLINE

$2499 $2499

Project Management Online Certificate: Intensive Track

The Project Management Online Certificate â&#x20AC;&#x201C; Intensive Track is a fast-tracked series of six courses rolled into one money-saving, online experience that includes all of the expert knowledge and support without the commute. Save more than $1,000 when you register for this certificate track instead of taking these courses individually. Each course runs four to five weeks. Instructors: Barbara M. Farmerie , MBA, PMP; Sandra Hoskins, ISP, PMP, ITCP; Alan Waite, M.A., C.E.C.; CJ Walker Waite, Ph.D., PMP 9/9-3/27 ONLINE

$3900

Resume Essentials

Learn to write your resume for the best marketing effect and success. Learn time-saving ways to set up your resume to show how you have the desired skills human resources is looking for, while managing the potential challenges that could result in you being dismissed from the candidate pool. Instructor: Carl Bogar (4 hr) 10/2-9

2 Thu

7-9p

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$49

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CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION

Earn national certification as a Career Development Facilitator (CDF)-designed for experienced professionals who assist individuals and groups with career exploration, job search preparation, and resources. CDF is a credential that focuses on 12 career development competencies. 120 hours of professional development, with 96 hours of eLearning and 24 hours of live video conferencing (Skype and other remote interfaces). Requires Internet and email. Taught by a Certified NCDA Master Trainer and Certified NCDA CDF. (120 hr)

Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt

Career development, continued You are about to kick off a project. The scope and budget are set... or are they? This project is too important. You need to keep a good handle on it to ensure the team doesn’t squander their hours away. Take an in-depth look at each step involved in estimating time, resources, and costs for budgeting and scheduling a project. Instructor: Barbara M. Farmerie, MBA, PMP (14 hr) 10/6-31

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$845

Interviewing Essentials

Are you looking for a competitive edge in your job search? Gain new and exciting strategies for employment interviewing to land the job you want. Put the strategies to practice through mock interviewing to polish your new interview skills. Instructor: Carl Bogar (4 hr) 10/16-23

2 Thu

7-9p

Beginning iPad for Professionals

$49

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Are you excited about your new iPad and would like to maximize its use? Are you a professional who purchased an iPad for work but you’re not sure where to start? Then this class is definitely for you! Learn how to sync your personal email account, connect to a wireless network, connect remotely to another computer, configure basic iPad settings, secure your iPad, work with apps, discover productivity and task management apps, and a lot more! Instructor: Brian Hogan (6 hr) 10/25-11/1

2 Sat

9a-12p

Professional Workplace

NEW

Create a safe and inclusive work environment for all staff, customers, and clients. Discover conscious and unconscious ways in which omission permeates our attitudes and behaviors in the workplace that ultimately can affect our relationships and create a sense of disconnect for staff as well as the people we serve. Discuss what it means to support diversity, inclusion, and social justice. Acquire resources and tools to take back to your organizations. Instructor: Heather KindKeppel (2 hr) 10/29

Wed

9-11a

$79

Networking for the Painfully Shy

Are you an introvert or new professional? If so, networking can be challenging and even scary, but it’s a skill that everyone can—and should—learn. Recognizing birthdays, honors, and interests goes far in building relationships. Learn the tricks to network well. Discover how to get beyond icebreakers and to really connect with people, including how to use Facebook to its full advantage. Instructor: Guida Brown (2.5 hr) 11/6 Thu 6:30-9p $29

Empowering Project Teams: Facilitating Communication and Collaboration*

*Pre-Requisite is Project Management Foundations course Teams that can communicate, collaborate, and cooperate provide the foundation of successful project and product delivery. Get the core tools and techniques to ensure timely delivery of information to stakeholders. Develop your ability to collaborate and influence without authority, creating a positive work environment that leverages roles and responsibilities. Instructors: Alan Waite, M.A., C.E.C. and CJ Walker Waite, Ph.D., PMP. Textbooks required (see web for details). (14 hr) 11/24-12/19

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$845

Technical Writing for NonWriters

If you write manuals, documentation, proposals, and reports, you will benefit from this one-day session. Learn proven approaches and techniques, and apply them immediately back on the job to achieve successful written communication of technical information. Instructor: Dave Clark, Ph.D. Note: This is a selfpaced class with instructor feedback. You will receive login information for the D2L platform once you have registered. (10 hr) 1/1-6/30 ONLINE

$289

$59

The Socially Just and

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Managing Project Scope and the Impact of Change

Instructor led 24-hour access Hundreds of courses www.uwp.edu/ccp

Accounting Fundamentals Business Finance for Non-Finance Personnel Computer Skills for the Workplace Designing Effective Websites Effective Business Writing Supervision and Management Introduction to Business Analysis Introduction to Windows 7 Introduction to Windows 8

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Jump-Start Your Career With LinkedIn Mastery of Business Fundamentals Purchasing Fundamentals Resume Writing Workshop Six Sigma: Total Quality Applications Strategies to Defuse Explosive Situations Stress, Health, and Productivity Twelve Steps to a Successful Job Search Total Quality Fundamentals

ENTREPRENEURSHIP First Steps Kenosha

Held the first Tuesday of each month Aug-Dec Tue 4:30-6:30p Free Kenosha Area Business Alliance 5500 6th Ave. #200

First Steps Racine

Join the First Steps in Starting your Own Business presented by the UW-Parkside Small Business Development Center (SBDC) in a no-cost two-hour session. Uncover information on issues and topics you need to consider before starting your own business. Register online at www.parksidesbdc.com or call 262-595-3362. (2 hr) Held the second Tuesday of each month Aug-Dec Tue 6-8p Free Racine County Workforce Dev, Center 1717 Taylor Ave, Room C

Small Biz: Business Planning Series â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 10 Week

Design the blueprint for your business. Join the Small Biz: Business Planning Series. Write your own business plan so you know what it takes to be a successful entrepreneur. ORIENTATION is required for all students, held Thu, Aug 14, from 6-8 pm. (30 hr) 8/22-10/23 Thu 6-9p $275 WWBIC-Kenosha 600 52nd Street, Suite 130, Kenosha

Small Biz: Business Planning Series â&#x20AC;&#x201C; 14 Week

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9/15-12/15 Mon 6-9p WWBIC-Racine 245 Main Street, 102, Racine

Instructor led 24-hour access Hundreds of courses www.uwp.edu/ccp

$275

Becoming a Grant Writing Consultant Creating a Successful Business Plan Employment Law Fundamentals How to Get Started in Game Development How to Make Money From Your Writing Individual Excellence Introduction to Interior Design Introduction to Internet Writing Markets Learn to Buy and Sell on eBay Managing Customer Service Mastering Public Speaking Marketing Your Business on the Internet Performing Payroll in QuickBooks Publish and Sell Your E-Books

More events and information online - www.uwp.edu/ccp

QuickBooks for Contractors Real Estate Investing Real Estate Investing II: Financing Your Property Secrets of the Caterer Small Business Marketing on a Shoestring Start a Pet Sitting Business Start and Operate Your Own Home-Based Business Start Your Own Arts and Crafts Business Start Your Own Consulting Practice Start Your Own Gift Basket Business Start Your Own Small Business Supply Chain Management Fundamentals

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CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION

NONPROFIT DEVELOPMENT Nonprofit Leadership Certificate Program

Designed for current nonprofit executives, professionals new to nonprofit leadership, aspiring nonprofit leaders, sector switchers, and career changers. Tailor your learning experience: select eight or more modules to earn the certificate. (Limited scholarships available.) $899 early bird by Aug 22

or $149 per module (Modules may be taken individually.)

Includes lunch

Planning for Nonprofits

(Module 1) Study the responsibilities of a nonprofit leader in mission-focused planning. Learn about the various kinds of planning a nonprofit organization needs to operate effectively and how to do it yourself, how to work with consultants, and how to implement plans and keep them alive using an annual plan of work. Investigate the roles that boards, staff, and volunteers play in the organizational planning process. Guest presenter: Ester Letven (6 hr) 9/5

Fri

8:30a-2:30p

$149

Evaluation and Outcome Measurement for Nonprofits

(Module 2) Secure the future of your nonprofit organization by learning how to measure its success. Learn how to develop a plan and employ tools for evaluating the effectiveness of your organization and its programs. Learn what you can do yourself and when to work with an outside evaluator. Guest presenter: Jennifer Madore and Mary Jane Landry-Wilkins (6 hr) 10/3

Fri

8:30a-2:30p

$149

Fund Development for Nonprofits

(Module 3) Investigate how you and your board can work together to bring resources needed to achieve your organization’s mission. You will learn effective strategies for developing donors through prospect engagement, cultivation, and stewardship. Then you will practice “making the ask.” Guest presenter: Len Iaquinta (6 hr) 11/7

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$999 Certificate

Fri

8:30a-2:30p

(Module 4) Focus your energy when searching and applying for grants with an understanding of how to navigate the world of public and private funding. Learn about various grant search databases, developing your goals and outcomes, and how to prepare an effective proposal. Gain a whole new perspective on grant writing by serving as a reviewer on a mock grant panel. Guest presenter: Julie Dresen (6 hr) 12/12

Fri

8:30a-2:30p

$149

Marketing and Communications for Nonprofits (Module 5) Develop marketing materials that reach the intended audiences, carry your message, and support your mission by delving into the principles, practices, and tools of nonprofit marketing. Learn how to build your brand, craft talking points, and create a public relations campaign. Also explore how to use social media as a tool to both raise awareness of your organization, and attract clients and donors. Guest presenter: Melanie Schmidt (6 hr) 1/9

Fri

8:30a-2:30p

$149

Instructor led 24-hour access Hundreds of courses www.uwp.edu/ccp

Grant Writing: From Search to Submission

Accounting Fundamentals Accounting Fundamentals II Introduction to QuickBooks Intermediate QuickBooks Introduction to Peachtree Accounting Becoming a Grant Writing Consultant

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Marketing Your Nonprofit Nonprofit Fundraising Essentials Performing Payroll in QuickBooks Starting a Nonprofit Wow, What a Great Event!

$149

Nonprofit Board Development and Management

2/6

Fri

8:30a-2:30p

$149

Managing Nonprofit Employees

(Module 7) Explore the world of nonprofit personnel management. Learn how to manage the process of developing and implementing recruitment plans, job descriptions, interviews, performance reviews, and employee handbooks. Discover your own leadership style and strengths, and use them to build a strong team. Guest presenter: Guida Brown (6 hr) 3/6

Fri

8:30a-2:30p

(Module 8) Enhance your volunteer infrastructure for the greatest impact. Devise strategies to best leverage the time, knowledge, and skills of your volunteers to not only maximize their value to your organization but also fulfill their needs and keep them motivated. Guest presenter: Marilynn Pelky (6 hr) 4/10

Fri

8:30a-2:30p

$149

(Module 9) Develop strategies for engaging external stakeholders in effective collaboration efforts that increase the community’s capacity to serve. Learn how to establish partnerships, and build effective, mutually beneficial collaborations. Explore advocacy tools that you can use as a nonprofit leader to support community issues. Guest presenter: Joan Shepard Lustig (6 hr) 5/1

Fri

8:30a-2:30p

$149

Hands-On Workshops: Achieving Success through Volunteers

Presented in cooperation with the Volunteer Center Of Racine County, Inc.

Explore best practices in planning your volunteer program. Together, we will examine your current recruitment procedures and assess how to strengthen them. Learn how strategically placed volunteers will not only improve your outcomes, but also provide a better fit for the volunteers themselves. Leave with a design for a new volunteer recruitment and placement plan. Whether you are just beginning your nonprofit’s volunteer program or need to revitalize your current practices, you will benefit from this workshop. (3 hr) 10/8

Wed

8:30-11:30a

$49 early bird (by 9/24)

$69

(Module 10) Review nonprofit financial reports, ratios, and terminology, and learn how to interpret the information to make strategic management decisions and plans. Explore the various financial tools you will use to prepare and manage organizational budgets and cash flow. Guest presenter: Dennis Johnson (6 hr) 6/5

Fri

8:30a-2:30p

$149

Nonprofit Collaboration and Advocacy

$149

A Deeper Dive into Volunteer Program Planning, Placement and Recruitment

Financial Management for Nonprofits

A Deeper Dive into Volunteer Orientation, Training and Recognition

Provide the most updated thorough orientation and training for your volunteers. Using new strategies and best practices, develop an updated plan for training, management and recognition of your volunteers. Wrap up by exploring tools for your annual evaluation of volunteer programs. This interactive and practical hands-on process will aid in a more efficient and effective use of your nonprofit’s volunteers, and keep them motivated to continue volunteering with your organization. (3 hr) 10/15

Wed

8:30-11:30a

$49 early bird (by 10/1)

Nonprofit Leadership Conference

Join us for the 2014 Nonprofit Leadership Conference. Whether you are new to the nonprofit sector or a seasoned board or staff member, you will find inspiration, tips, tools, and strategies to make your organization more effective. This year the keynote speaker is Marilyn Foster Kirk, CFRE, vice president with The Alford Group, a national consulting firm with offices in Chicago, Seattle, and New York. Marilyn will present, “Is the Three-Legged Stool Broken? Looking at fundraising, relationships among boards, CEOs, and CDOs,” and strategic planning for sustainable fund raising impact. Breakout sessions include topics such as fund development, marketing, finance, and more. (4.5 hr) 10/28

Tue

3-8:30p

$59 early bird (by 10/14)

$79

$69

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(Module 6) Delve into the various models for nonprofit boards of directors, clarify roles and responsibilities of board members, and learn how to navigate the important relationship between board and staff. Discuss the basics of bylaws, engaging board members, and activating committees, and come away with strategies that will improve communication between board and staff. Guest presenter: Bonnie Procharska (6 hr)

Volunteer Recruitment, Retention, and Recognition

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Arts + Crafts

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Crochet is one of the easiest handcrafts to learn. Make gifts, decorate your house, or use your creation as a meditation focus. Learn how to handle a crochet hook and yarn, chain and work a foundation row, master single and double crochet, bind off and weave ends, and “read” your work. Unlock the mysteries of reading patterns. Discover internet tools with online support networks. Bring a crochet hook size “G” or larger and medium-weight non-cotton yarn. Instructor: Laurie Swanson (4 hr) 9/24-10/1 2 Wed

6:45-8:45p

$49

Begin to Knit

Did you know knitting helps to integrate the left and right sides of the brain? Learn various ways for handling yarn and knitting needles, casting on, working a knit stitch, binding off, and reading a written pattern. Explore gauge, measuring, knitting machines, and Internet resources. No knitting experience required. Bring knitting needles size 7 or 8 and medium-weight non-cotton yarn. Instructor: Laurie Swanson (6 hr) 10/8-10/22

3 Wed

6:45-8:45p

$69

Knitting in the Round

NEW

Take your knitting up a notch! This technique allows you to craft garments with beautifully even stitches without seaming, turning, or endless rows of purling! We will explore 3 methods, double-pointed needles (dpns), circular needles, and magic loop in the process of following a simple hat pattern (provided). Previous knitting experience required. Please bring 1 set dpns size 6, 16” circular needle size 6, 1 B6” (or larger) circular needle with any flexible case, size 6, 1 stitch maker, and yarn – medium weight (worsted) 3.5oz ≥ 250 yards. Instructor: Laure Swanson (6 hr) 10/29-11/12

3 Wed 6:45-8:45p

$69

Jewelry Making Wire Crochet Bracelet/Necklace

Create a beautiful, lightweight, intricate bracelet or necklace. Use your newly learned techniques to create crochet necklaces or earrings. Once you learn the basics, make whatever you like. If you know how to crochet a chain stitch, you are half way there. Pliers, cutters, and crochet hooks will be available for use during class if you do not have your own. Other supplies you will need to bring are: 28-guage wire, wire cutters, round nose pliers, seed beads, toggle clasp, cones (with a seam), size H crochet hook. Please note jewelry kits are available for purchase directly from the instructor. Fee $20. Kits include wire, seed beads, toggle clasps, and end cones. See examples at gaijingeisha. etsy.com. Instructor: Tammy Leverich (4 hr) 12/3-12/10

2 Wed

6:30-8:30p

$49

¹Lemon Street Gallery, 4601 Sheridan Rd, Kenosha, WI 53140, 262-605-4745

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Begin to Crochet

Instructor led 24-hour access Hundreds of courses www.uwp.edu/ccp

Creating Web Pages Drawing for the Absolute Beginner Introduction to Interior Design Start Your Own Arts and Crafts Business Pleasures of Poetry

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Clay Workshops for Beginners

NEW

Designed for beginning clay students, this class is structured like a workshop so that intermediate and advanced students can work independently with the guidance of a skilled artist close at hand. You’ll be introduced to clay while learning many of the methods used for building, surface decoration, glazing, and finishing hand-built pottery or sculpture. Instructor: ¹Tom Bushery. Supply fee $3/lb for clay includes firing and glaze. (18 hr) Session 1 10/6-11/10 6 Mon 10a-1p $80 Session 2 10/6-11/10 6 Mon 6-9p $80 No additional discount

Felted Soap Workshop

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Take a bar of our handmade soap and turn it into a beautiful and functional work of art! Felted soap is a perfect gift for anyone, but you’ll want to make plenty for use at home. Students will learn to wrap the soap in wool roving, and gently felt the wool around the soap, creating a colorful wool-felt casing. It makes a great exfoliator for your skin, and best of all, wool is naturally anti-fungal and anti-bacterial, so your soap will stay fresh longer. (Additional supplies will be available for purchase.) Instructor: ¹Beth Dary Supply fee: $5 to instructor. (2 hr) 11/8

Sat

1-3p $30 No additional discount

Scratchboard Holiday Cards

NEW

Create beautiful holiday scene cards while learning scratchboard techniques. Scratch the board to create your design and reveal bright white and colors hidden beneath the surface. Instructor: ¹Lisa Bigalke, MFA. Supply fee: $5 to instructor. (3 hr) 11/30

Sun

1-4p $45 No additional discount

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Resume Essentials

2 Thu

7-9p

Interviewing Essentials

2 Thu

7-9p

$49

Networking for the Painfully Shy

Are you an introvert or new professional? If so, networking can be challenging and even scary, but it’s a skill that everyone can—and should-learn. Recognizing birthdays, honors, and interests goes far in building relationships. Learn the tricks to network well. Discover how to get beyond icebreakers and to really connect with people, including how to use Facebook to its full advantage. Instructor: Guida Brown (2.5 hr) 11/6

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Fall 2014

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PERSONAL ENRICHMENT MINI COURSES

Wouldn’t it be more fun to attend a Mini Course with a friend or two? We have made it easier for you to make it “better with friends.” Pay one full price registration fee and get 25% off each additional registration for the same event when purchased in the same registration transaction.

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Computers

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NEW

Harness the power of social media. Develop a greater understanding of Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, and Google+. Learn how they are similar and how they differ, and how that can influence your decision for which social networks to use to accomplish your goals, either personal or professional. Instructor: Kim Sekas (4 hr) 10/1-8

2 Wed

6:30-8:30p

$49

Introduction to Microsoft Excel

Ever opened an Excel spreadsheet from your coworker, supervisor, or even from a friend and didn’t know what to do with it? Well, then this is the class for you! Learn how to quickly create and modify an Excel spreadsheet by entering data, merge and center, format worksheets, filter for only the data you need, create a simple chart, construct simple formulas, and use the sum function with a click of a button. Instructor: Brian Hogan (5.25 hr) 10/9-23

3 Thu

7-8:45p

$59

Beginning iPad for the Professional

Instructor led 24-hour access Hundreds of courses www.uwp.edu/ccp

NEW

Are you excited about your new iPad and would like to maximize its use? Are you a professional who purchased an iPad for work but you’re not sure where to start? Then this class is definitely for you! Learn how to sync your personal email account, connect to a wireless network, connect remotely to another computer, configure basic iPad settings, secure your iPad, work with apps, and discover productivity and task management apps, and a lot more! Instructor: Brian Hogan (6 hr) 10/25-11/1

2 Sat

9a-12p

Google Apps

NEW

There are many great tools available that help to increase productivity and maximize efficiency. Learn how to share and collaborate with others online. Learn how to use Google Docs, Spreadsheets, and Presentation. Instructor: Brian Hogan (5.25 hr) 12/4-18

3 Thu

7-8:45p

$59

Intermediate Excel

Take this opportunity to increase your Excel skills by taking it to the next level! Learn how to enhance your charts by making them 3D, change the overall appearance of your workbook, manage multiple worksheets, construct advanced formulas that refer to other cells in worksheets, apply conditional formatting to see important trends, and a whole lot more. Instructor: Brian Hogan (5.25 hr) 11/6-20

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Social Media Basics

3 Thu

7-8:45p

$59

Adobe Acrobat (Intro) Adobe Dreamweaver (Intro, Inter) Adobe Flash (Intro, Inter) Adobe Illustrator (Intro) Adobe Lightroom (Intro) Adobe Photoshop (Into, Inter) Microsoft Access (Intro, Inter) Microsoft Excel (Intro, Inter, Advanced) Microsoft Publisher (Intro) Microsoft PowerPoint (Intro)

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Advanced Web Pages Creating Web Pages Creating WordPress Websites Creating Mobile Apps with HTML5 Designing Effective Websites Introduction to Digital Scrapbooking Introduction to Google Analytics Introduction to JavaScript Introduction to PHP and MySQL Mac, iPhone, and iPad Programming

$59

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Dance + Fitness

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Ultimate At-Home Weight Workout

NEW

As a Baby Boomer over 50, there’s still time to strengthen and tone muscles and joints to prevent further bone loss. Learn effective exercises using a variety of resistance tools—bands, weights, body bar, etc.—to achieve life-long strength that you can do right at home. Instructor: ²Synchronicity Pilates Fitness (1.5 hr) 9/27

Sat

9-10:30a

$19

Let’s Dance

Do you miss the days when there was ballroom dancing every weekend? Do you want to expose a son, daughter, or grandchild to the art of beautiful dancing? Then take this class and enjoy fun and exciting evenings of dancing! We’ll teach ballroom techniques for all levels. Individual instruction on the Fox Trot, Waltz, Swing, Country, Salsa, Rhumba, Cha Cha Cha, Tango, and more. Instructor: Jeanne Ferraro. Note: Participants must be at least 18-years old. (9 hr)

Ultimate At-Home Core Workout

NEW

11/8

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Enhance your current workout and improve your overall conditioning with this dynamic, Pilates-base core class. Your functional fitness will improve and your body will move with more control and flow. Instructor: ²Synchronicity Pilates Fitness (1.5 hr) Sat

9-10:30a

Hula-cize, Tahitian Bora Bora (Kids ages 5 and up welcome)

Try this fun, new way to exercise to the fast pace of Tahitian dance. Tone your tummy and tush while having more fun than you ever thought possible. Instructor: Deb Kahana (4 hr) 11/11-12/9 4 Tue (no class 11/25)

6:30-7:30p

$49

Tai Chi for Beginners

Take the first step on your journey to better health and wellness with this step-by-step course for beginners in Tai Chi. Benefits of tai chi practice include greater stability, boosted metabolism, improved bone density, decreased chance of falls, reduced stress, improved sleep, lower blood pressure, strengthened immunity, improved flexibility and joint range movement, better balance, improved brain function, and enhanced circulation. This course is based on Dr. Paul Lam’s, “Tai Chi for Beginners,” and the Yang 24 Forms, widely considered to be the world’s most popular Tai Chi set. Instructor: Ron Pfieffer (12 hr) 10/7-11/11 6 Tue

6:30-8:30p

$79

10/15-11/19 6 Wed 6:30-8p $89 couple ($69 single) No additional discounts

PERSONAL ENRICHMENT MINI COURSE INSTRUCTORS WANTED • Do you have a skill, hobby, talent, or interest that you are passionate about? • Ever thought you might want to try teaching that skill or talent to others? • Do you enjoy working with others? • Want to earn some extra cash?

If you answered yes to these questions, then consider becoming a Mini Course instructor.

To submit your proposal online, go to www.uwp.edu/ccp Click on the “Teach a Course Form”

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PERSONAL ENRICHMENT MINI COURSES

²Synchronicity - 6800 Washington Avenue, Suite C, Racine, 262-886-232-2321

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Finance + Retirement

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Financial Planning and the Digital Age

Financial planning and technology are merging in ways only imagined a few years ago. Discover the six keys to financial success in the digital age. Receive a comprehensive overview of the fundamentals of successful financial management, including Risk Management, Cash Management, Investment Concepts, Tax Management, Retirement Planning, and Estate Conservation. Course includes subscription to live online financial planning integration software. Instructor: Michael Gorichanaz (3 hr)

Get the facts you need to prepare for a financially secure retirement. Learn to seek maximization of your income and get more from investments. Protect your hard-earned money from inflation, income taxes, and erosion due to possible long term health care needs. See a conservative approach to wise money management and identify lifestyle issues facing retirees without overloading you with unnecessary financial jargon. Instructor: Ty Briggs (6 hr)

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Financial Strategies for Successful Retirement

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$69

10/30 Thu

Introduction to Stock Options Keys to Successful Money Management Personal Finance Protect Your Money, Credit, and Identity Real Estate Investing Real Estate Investing II: Financing Your

6:30-9:30p $39

Property Stocks, Bonds, and Investing: Oh, My! The Analysis and Valuation of Stocks Where Does All My Money Go?

How can we serve you? Let’s talk! Join us for a listening session!

UW-Parkside’s Center for Community Partnerships is developing its 2014-2018 strategic plan. We are hosting a listening session on August 26. This listening session involves asking you, our participants, a series of specific questions to obtain feedback on the Center’s draft Strategic Plan. The ideas generated in the session are used to refine and improve the Center’s strategic plan’s goals and objectives to ensure the plan reflects the needs and aspirations of our stakeholders as much as possible.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 26 | 5-6:30 PM UW-PARKSIDE STUDENT CENTER

RSVP by Friday, August 22 to ccpinfo@uwp.edu or 262-595-3340.

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We welcome all perspectives and seek wide participation. The session lasts 90 minutes. Please join us for light snacks and beverages and provide us your input on how we can continually improve the quality and effectiveness of the Center for Community Partnerships through a vibrant strategic plan.

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Food + Drink

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Creating a Whole Foods Kitchen

Learn the basics of grocery shopping to support a healthier lifestyle and the “must have” ingredients for your pantry. Join Heidi Fannin in this 2-hour workshop and discover how to upgrade your whole life through your kitchen. Take a small group tour at a local grocery store to learn more about reading labels and identifying faulty claims, recognizing the good and the bad on an ingredient list, interpreting organic labels, and understanding what the nutritional value is in certain organic food. This workshop is excellent for individuals and families. Instructor: Heidi Fannin (2 hr) 9/24

Wed

Kitchen Gadgets and Gizmos

6-8p $29 No additional discount

Food Detox – Online

10/4-11

Online + 3 CALLS $89 No additional discount

A Look into the History of Your Food

Do you know why you are eating what you eat? Explore the history and evolution of our relationship with food. Learn about cravings and how to banish them for good. Leave with a better understanding of your personal relationship with food and how instincts, up-bringing, and marketing traps have shaped that relationship. Whether you want to go vegetarian, vegan, raw, or just some new ways to incorporate more healthy options into your diet. Redefine what health looks like for you, define your own dietary goals, and recreating your relationship with food. Instructor: ³Dama Wells-Foster (1.5 hr) 10/7

Tue

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So What Can I Eat?

Atkins? Paleo? No Carb? All Carb? Low Fat? The Cabbage Soup Diet?

Not sure which popular fad diet is right for you? Come and discuss fad diets, and how they set you up for failure. Learn about the pros and cons of different fad diets, and learn tips and tricks for creating your own personalized eating plan. Design the “fad diet” you dream of by incorporating these healthy and easy lifestyle choices into your daily routine. Instructor: ³Dama Wells-Foster (1.5 hr) 10/14 Tue 6:30-8p $29

It’s Not a Diet, It’s a Lifestyle

Healthy living is so much more than the foods you choose! Make “healthy” your way of living. Learn the difference between organic versus conventionally grown foods, why you should say “no” to GMO’s, and more. Walk away with a better understanding of the importance of quality body care products and practices, such as oil pulling, netti pots, dry brushing, and more. Instructor: ³Dama Wells-Foster (1.5 hr) 10/21 Tue 6:30-8p $19

$29

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10/28 Tue 6:30-8p $19

Clean Up Your Pantry, Clean Up Your Life!

A healthy pantry makes it much easier to have a healthier you. Learn about the best and worst foods to have on hand, healthy staples, and the best snacks to have on hand to beat the cravings. See before and after pictures of a cabinet clean-out, and learn what to do with those “not so good” foods as you transition. You don’t have to throw it out! We can help you come up with healthier ways to use up what you’ve got while adding in the healthier options. Taste “transition foods” so you can see how tasty healthy can really be! Instructor: ³Dama Wells-Foster (1.5 hr) 11/4 Tue 6:30-8p $29

³Sol D’Licious - 1351 52nd St, Kenosha, WI 53140 - 262-484-9490

Fall 2014

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PERSONAL ENRICHMENT MINI COURSES

Five days of whole foods detox that is simple and online. The program consists of three 30-minute conference calls, an interactive online support system, and much more to walk you through eating clean. Receive recipes, grocery shopping list, snack ideas, food journal, sample menu, ways to deal with sugar addiction, what to do when going out, and more. Receive a food and recipe guide with tons of recipes and information to use for the rest of your life. Instructor: Heidi Fannin

Are you using the right blender to meet your goals? What’s the difference between a masticating juicer, an augmenting juicer and a centrifugal juicer? Come and learn about all the kitchen gadgets and gizmos to enhance your healthy kitchen. From juicers, blenders, dehydrators, to food processors, knives, and even some gizmos you always dreamed of but never knew existed. Discuss and compare the different types of fun tools available to make healthy living easier to navigate. Come away with new ideas on how to implement your new gadgets and gizmos, with a few recipes and tips. Instructor: ³Dama Wells-Foster (1.5 hr)

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Explore what tea is all about. Discover why it is so beneficial to your health and why you should drink tea every day. Taste the difference between teas from India and teas from China-from green tea to white tea, aged pu-er tea to oolong tea. Discover the tea that you like the most. Instructor: 4Dr. Arthur Shattuck (1.5 hr) 9/25 Thu 6:30-8p $19

The 8 Fold Path

Discover the eight-limbed path of yoga as a framework for a healthy lifestyle. Learn to transform negative habits into more positive patterns and how to live more harmoniously with yourself and others. Learn why yoga practice brings union between the body, mind, and spirit. Gain a holistic focus in selfawareness and the world around you. Instructor: 5Pam Grubb (2 hr) 9/28

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Yoga Energy

Explore the inner self through Yoga practice. This session includes exercises as well as discussion based on specific ailments, breathing exercises, meditation, chakras, and chanting. Instructor: Lisa DeKeuster (10 hr) 10/1-29

5 Wed

7-9p

$79

Introductory Meditation for Spiritual Awareness

Meditation helps reduce stress, increases productivity, and improves concentration. More importantly, the emphasis is on spiritual fulfillment. We will cover the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual benefits of meditation, developing the meditation technique, sitting still and focusing, and stilling the mind. Instructor: Vivian Williams (6 hr) 10/7-28

4 Tue

6:30-8p

$69

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Treating Common Ailments using Food Only

Our foods are the first medicines. Teaching patients about what is actually causing their health imbalance and correcting that, can lead to less medicines being used on a daily basis. There are foods to add to your diet that treat high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and pains. And, there are foods that need to be deleted from the diet if you are serious about getting healthy. This is not a quick fix and you will not be counseled off of medications. This session promotes lifestyle changes that can help to restore good health. You may never be the same after this course! Instructor: 4 Dr. Arthur Shattuck (1.5 hr) 10/16 Thu 6:30-8p $19

Livin’ the Healthy Life

Healthy habits are just as important as healthy dietary choices. Join us to learn supportive habits that go along with your healthy life! We will discuss the importance of wellness techniques like meditation, massage therapy, breathing, EFT, journaling, and more. Learn take home techniques for self-care that can be easily implemented into your life, as well as ideas for journal topics to really hone your health. Discuss tips and tools to help quiet your mind to make meditation truly effective. Instructor: ³Dama Wells-Foster (1.5 hr) 11/11 Tue 6:30-8p $29

Sol D’Licious - 1351 52nd St, Kenosha, WI 53140, 262-484-9490

Roots and Legends Clinic, Tea Room, 3209 Washington Avenue, Racine, WI 53415, 262-939-0062

Mindful Yoga, 6127 Green Bay Rd #150, Kenosha, WI 53142, 262-859-2151

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A Course in Tea Drinking

Instructor led 24-hour access Hundreds of courses

Happy and Healthy Pregnancy Introduction to Natural Health and Healing Lose Weight and Keep It Off Start Your Own Edible Garden

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Home + Garden

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Simple Sewing

Can you use scissors? Hold a needle? Then you can sew! Learn how easy it is to shorten pants, dresses, and shirts; how to make a king-size sheet fit another size bed and how to make curtains without sewing or ironing. Free yourself from the time and cost of finding a tailor, shopping for new linens, and more. Bring your own items that need altering or bring a new project. Whatever it is you want to do, we can make the cut! Instructor: Deb Kahana (6 hr)

Do you want to make next year’s garden more successful? Get tips and tricks on how to start in the fall. Learn how to protect plants from the ravages of winter and prepare your beds so they exceed imagination next spring. Receive planting tips for bulbs, lawn fertilization ideas and techniques, sheet composting, and other related topics. Instructor: Gary Ostermiller (3 hr) Sat

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11/11-12/2 4 Tue (no class 11/25)

7:30-9p

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Pet Grooming at Home

Learn how to groom your pet at home between visits to a professional, how often to bathe your pet, how to remove tangles safely and painlessly, and how to use the right products and tools for the job: tooth, nail, ear, eye, skin, and coat care for individual pets. Receive special instructions for puppies, seniors, and felines. And the dreaded ‘F’ word…FLEAS! Learn how to combat these pesty antagonists of our pets. Instructor: Brenda Mendez (2 hr) 10/23 Thu 7-9p

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German for Travelers

Beginners with little or no knowledge of German, or those who want a refresher course, will be introduced to basic conversational phrases, vocabulary, and sentence structure. Learn pronunciation, numbers, colors, money, days of the week, greetings and introductions, directions and transportation, and how to order with a restaurant menu. Instructor: Susan Blust (12 hr)

ONLINE

9/23-10/9 3 Tue/Thu

An In-depth Look into Vietnam

Explore the culture, history, and people of Vietnam. Emphasis will be placed on the daily life of the Vietnamese people. By seeing their world through their everyday activities, we gain an appreciation for their culture as well as other cultures. Instructor: Susan Blust (4 hr) 10/14&16 Tue/Thu 6:30-8:30p $49

6:30-8:30p $79

Instructor led 24-hour access Hundreds of courses www.uwp.edu/ccp

Beginning Conversational French Conversational Japanese Instant Italian Spanish for Law Enforcement Spanish for Medical Professionals Speed Spanish (I, II, III)

More events and information online - www.uwp.edu/ccp

Grammar for ESL Writing for ESL

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language + culture

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Music

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Beginning Harp 1

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Have you always wanted to learn to play the harp? Now you can! Explore your musical talent and learn about the different types of harps available today, how to tune them, how to read harp music, and how to play beginning harp pieces. Musical backgrounds of all types accepted. Instructor: Anne Hambrock (9 hr) 9/23-10/28

6 Tue

7-8:30p

$79

The Les Paul Experiments

Musicians, music aficionados, and Les Paul fans will enjoy this class. Playing original 78 rpm records by Les Paul on a period phonograph, the 1948 listening experience is recreated. Mr. Paul appears via a video documentary, “The Wizard of Waukesha,” explaining his revolutionary concepts of “mulittracking.” Playing his own invention, “The Trident,” Grassel shows you how contemporary musicians have expanded these 60-year old ideas into modern music. Instructor: Jack Grassel (4 hr) 10/7-14

2 Tue

6:45-8:45p

$49

Beginning Harp 2

Continue playing beyond Beginning Harp 1. Build on harp playing techniques learned in Beginning Harp 1 and move to four finger patterns and arpeggios. Gain practical information about changing strings. Prerequisite: Beginning Harp 1. Those with some harp playing experience are also welcome to register for this session. Instructor: Anne Hambrock (9 hr) 11/4-12/16 6 Tue (no class 11/25)

7-8:30p

$79

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Music of The Rolling Stones

Instructor led 24-hour access Hundreds of courses

Introduction to Guitar Music Made Easy

www.uwp.edu/ccp

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Expand your passion for music history through this session about the iconic rock group, The Rolling Stones. Musicians, music aficionados, and Keith Richards fans will enjoy this class. Using video and audio, guitarist Jack Grassel guides the class through a prolific career of rock, country, jazz, folk, and blues music. Instructor: Jack Grassel (12 hr) 11/4-12/16 6 Tue (no class 11/25)

7-9p

$79

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Personal Growth

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Fundamental Hunting Skills for Wisconsin Hunters

Get introduced to the basic skills and knowledge needed to begin the sport of hunting. Discuss how to hunt turkey, deer, duck, geese, squirrel, rabbit, and more in Wisconsin. Learn hunting tips, rules and regulations, and safety and firearms procedures. Before you get started, you will want to take this class! Instructor: Beau Bosovich is a life-time hunter, a certified Wisconsin Hunter Education Instructor and certified National Rifle Association firearms instructor. (4 hr) 9/20

Sat

9a-1p

$49

Ego vs. Spirit

9/25-10/2 2 Thu

6:30-8:30p

$49

Everyone has a hobby, and why not share it with others? With the expanding variety of social media outlets such as blogs, Pinterest, and Facebook, as well as traditional print media, there is a wide interest in learning new experiences. Whatever the medium, skill is needed to write instructions clearly so that others may follow them easily. This course shows how to organize materials, write clear instructions, and even take description photos to help share your experiences with others. Whatever the hobby, from cooking and crafts to stories of life experiences this class covers them all. Instructor: Randy Rehberg (8 hr) 9/23-10/14

4 Tue

7-9p

$79

Contemporary Parenting: Choices and Challenges

Keep your kids on the road to success with these hands on tools for effective parenting. Build a solid foundation for school, friendships, and relationships, and healthy growth and development that will last a lifetime! Learn contemporary tools for parenting children of any age. Instructor: Angela Martin, LCSW (6 hr) 10/8-10/29 4 Wed

6:30-8p

$69

Women on the Front Lines of Combat? It is Not a New Thing!

Women have played significant roles in combat throughout history. Learn about the incredible ways women have provided leadership and fought in combat from the age of the Greek hoplite to the United States allowing women to be in infantry and special operations units. Instructor: Carl Bogar (2 hr)

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Sat

10a-12p

Learn and receive certification in adult and pediatric CPR. This session also includes two-rescuer scenarios and use of the bag mask, foreign body airway obstruction, and automated external defibrillation. Professionals and anyone who is seeking CPR certification are invited to register for this course. Instructor: Paul Schlereth (4.5 hr) 10/25

Sat

9a-1:30p

$69

Researching a Loved Oneâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Military Service

Start researching your family history today! Learn how to access and receive military records from the national archives regarding the service history of a military service member. Discover common artifacts that family members may possess, and how to read and understand the information these artifacts provide. Instructor: Carl Bogar (4 hr) 11/8

Sat

9a-1p

$49

Preserve Family Heirlooms Properly

Learn the basic principles of how to preserve family and historic artifacts. Discuss and review the common tools and supplies to safeguard paper, cloth, leather, and other common artifacts for future generations, as well as how to control the damaging effects of light, heat, moisture, and pests on your family heirlooms. This class is for genealogists, military history enthusiasts, and the general public. Instructor: Carl Bogar (4 hr) 11/15

Sat

9a-1p

$49

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Achieving Success with Difficult People Assisting Aging Parents Genealogy Basics Get Assertive! Handling Medical Emergencies Interpersonal Communication

More events and information online - www.uwp.edu/ccp

Basic Life Support for Healthcare Providers Certification

Keys to Effective Communication Leadership Managing Life as a Single Parent Marriage and Relationships: Keys to Success Navigating Divorce Write Your Life Story

Fall 2014

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PERSONAL ENRICHMENT MINI COURSES

Learn to understand the roles of your Ego and Spirit, and how to use both entities to make quality decisions to improve your relationships, body, emotions, finances, career, or business. By raising your level of awareness in this area, you can transform your thinking to create pathways to amazing and extraordinary occurrences in your human journey. This includes aspirations, personal goals, and other things that you might currently see as impossible. Ultimately, this will affect the level of enthusiasm, happiness, and satisfaction you have in your life. Instructor: Linda Bocanegra-Johnson (4 hr)

How-To-Writing: Share Your Hobby

Photography Remove some of the confusion associated with digital cameras. Find out why resolution, megapixels, JPEGs, memory cards, and more matter. Familiarize yourself with basic scene or creative modes found on many digital cameras, and why you might want to use them. Bring your camera to this hands-on class. Get tips for making better use of your camera to help you get the pictures you would like. No question is too big or too small for this class! If you have questions about your digital camera, this class is for you. Be sure to bring your camera with you. Instructor: Mike Bisom (10 hr) 9/23-10/21 5 Tue 7-9p $99 No additional discount

Editing Digital Photos Using Photoshop

Explore common ways to edit your digital images. How and why should I re-size an image? What is DPI? Cropping? Masks? And color correction? Use Photoshop in this hands-on learning environment. Don’t have Photoshop? Everything covered can be done on Photoshop Elements (recommended) or GIMP as well. Basic computer skills and access to a computer or laptop (sorry no iPads) that has Photoshop or can download Photoshop Elements or GIMP is needed to be able to practice outside of class. Instructor: Mike Bisom (10 hr) 9/25-10/23 5 Thu 7-9p $99 No additional discount

Advanced Digital Camera

Interested in taking your photography beyond Digital Camera Basics? Begin with an overview of what the camera actually does, and you may be surprised. Take a more in-depth look at apertures, shutter, ISO, white-balance, focusing, depth-of-field and more. Bring your cameras! This is a hands-on class geared toward digital SLR’s but the principles learned can be applied to any camera with manual controls. Instructor: Mike Bisom (12 hr) 10/28-12/9 6 Tue 7-9p $99 (no class 11/25) No additional discount

Instructor led 24-hour access Hundreds of courses www.uwp.edu/ccp

Composition: The Art of Better Photos

Everyone wants to improve their pictures. Learn the #1 compositional rule and how it affects your images. Explore some of the more traditional rules such as framing, the rule of thirds, leading lines, and more. Bring in at least three images for review and critique. Don’t worry, it is an anonymous critique! Instructor: Mike Bisom (4 hr) 12/4-11

2 Thu 7-9p No additional discount

$59

Principles of Lighting and Exposure

George Eastman once said, “Light makes photography.” Simply put, light is the brush by which a photograph creates an image. Light is the element needed to record an exposure. The camera can’t do anything about the quality or direction of light, so what makes one light better than another? Learn to understand the principle element in any image: light. The better you understand and use light to create exposure, the better your images. Instructor: Mike Bisom (4 hr) 10/30–11/6 2 Thu 7-9p $59 No additional discount

Using Your Camera Flash

Do you have a shoe mount flash? Want to get better images using the flash? This course is for you! Gain an understanding of the difference in flash metering and camera metering, discuss how to improve the quality of light through diffusion and/or bouncing, and study techniques that can freeze action with slow shutter speeds! This is a hands-on class so bring your camera! Instructor: Mike Bisom (4 hr) 11/13-20

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Digital Camera Basics

2 Thu

7-9p $59 No additional discount

Discover Digital Photography Mastering Your Digital SLR Camera Photographing Nature Photographing People Photoshop (Intro, Inter) Photoshop Elements

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Secrets of Better Photography Travel Photography for the Digital Photographer

Certificate programs Credit Certificate Programs

The University of Wisconsin-Parkside offers the following certificate programs for credit for enrolled students. Certificate programs are designed to develop a particular expertise or set of skills and normally consist of nine or more credits. Certificate programs should not be confused with certification or licensure programs, which lead to certification by an outside agency. For more information about certificate programs and admission, please visit our website (www. uwp.edu) or call 262-595-2355.

Noncredit Certificate Programs

The Center for Community Partnerships offers a wide variety of noncredit certificate programs. Below is a list of our fall 2014 offerings. •

Adolescent Mental Health Certificate, see Page 2

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Certificate in Complementary and Alternative Medicine 8

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Certificate in End of Life Care 8

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Certificate in Food, Nutrition, and Health 8

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Certificate in Gerontology 8

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Certificate in Healing Environments 8

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Certificate in Healthy Aging 8

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Certificate in Holistic and Integrative Health8

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Certificate in Integrative Mental Health 8

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Certificate in Legal and Ethical Issues in Nursing 8

Art History

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Coaching

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Community-Based Learning

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Conflict Analysis and Resolution

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Cyber Security

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Entrepreneurship

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Film Studies

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Certificate in Meditation 8

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Fitness

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Certificate in Optimal Health Environments 8

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Geographic Information Systems (GIS)

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Gerontology

Certificate in Pain Assessment & Management 8

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Global Skills

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Certificate in Perinatal Issues 8

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Leadership

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Mental Health (PDF)

Certificate in Spirituality, Health, and Healing 8

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Museum Studies (PDF)

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Certificate in Stress Management 8

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Piano Pedagogy and Literature

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Professional Writing

Certified in Transportation and Logistic, see Page 38

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Program Evaluation

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NCDS Career Development Facilitator (CDF) Certificate, see Page 3

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Project Management

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Spanish for Professionals

Nonprofit Leadership Certificate, see Pages 6-7

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Sport Management

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Sustainable Enterprise Management Certificate 8

Project Management Online Certificate Intensive Track, see Page 3 8

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Sustainable Management Science Certificate 8

Social Media Manager Certificate, see Page 3 8

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Unix System Administration

Solution Focused Business Professional Certificate, see Page 2 8

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World Wide Web Publishing

8 = online (see website for more details)

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CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS

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Campus Events ADMISSIONS EVENTS

ART GALLERY EXHIBITIONS

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Ranger Saturdays

Take an introductory look at Parkside with a group information session about academics, student life, campus activities, and much more. You’ll have an opportunity to tour the campus, talk to an admissions counselor and meet our students. (9/20, 10/18, 11/15, 12/20)

9a-12p

Multicultural Open House

Join us to learn more about our vibrant campus community and the resources available to our students. This program is designed to provide you and your family with an inside look at student life at Parkside. You will have the chance to take a campus tour, learn more about admissions and financial aid, talk to organizations across campus, and meet our students. Families are encouraged to attend. 9/18

9a-2p

Transfer Information Session

College students interested in transferring to Parkside are invited to tour our campus, talk to an admissions counselor, and learn everything they need to know about the transfer process. 10/18

9a-12p

Experience Parkside Day

“The Oddly Compelling Art of Denis Kitchen” “Also Featuring: R. Crumb, Will Eisner, and Al Capp” In collaboration with The Kenosha Festival of Cartooning this exhibition highlights the artwork and personal art collection of Denis Kitchen, underground cartoonist and pioneer of Kitchen Sink Press. Kitchen’s collection includes the works of R. Crumb, Will Eisner and Al Capp who were published under Kitchen Sink Press. Opening Reception: Thursday, September 25, 6-9pm 8/1-10/10

Fine Arts Gallery

Local Underground Comics

Featuring Local Talent: David Beyer’s graphic novel “Ballyhoo”, Jeff Moody’s music review comic strip “Stripwax”, Jerry Belland’s “Scott Walker in Hell” series and Kpolly’s “Fake A$$ Rappers.” Opening Reception: Thursday, September 25, 6-9pm 8/1-9/30

Foundation Gallery

Whatever your field of interest is - marketing, teaching, engineering, business, art, music, psychology, biology, chemistry, or any of Parkside’s numerous other majors - come for a conversation with current students, a lab or field experience with a professor, a tour of our campus, and much more! This is a great opportunity to find out what being a Parkside student is all about.

KUSD Takes On Comics

10/24 9:15a-1:30p

8/1-10/10

Arts and Humanities Visit Day

Carey Watters: Works With Paper

Interested in a field within the College of Arts and Humanities? This visit day is a great opportunity to learn more about the college and the university. Come meet faculty, see campus, and discover what Parkside has to offer you. 11/7

Kenosha’s own Cartoonist John Hambrock creator of “The Brilliant Mind of Edison Lee” will organize cartooning workshops at various Kenosha Unified High Schools. Students are then invited to present their comics in The Mathis Gallery during The Kenosha Festival of Cartooning. Opening Reception: Thursday, September 25, 6-9pm Mathis Gallery

UW-Parkside Associate Professor, Carey Watters presents works with paper. 10/8-11/18

8:15a-2p

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Foundation Gallery

Androgyny: An Exhibition by Lois Bielefeld

Androgyny explores the power and complexity of gender identity in a series of portraits, film and installation. This exhibition challenges social constructions of gender and celebrates gender expression and fluidity. 11/1-1/10

Fine Arts Gallery

Sound Takes Shape

This exhibit is dedicated to Barbara Lindquist’s creative musical instruments. It surveys the innovative use of both insrument design and visual scores to generate unique approaches to musical exploration. 10/22-1/5

Mathis Gallery

Art Department Senior Exhibitions

Graduating seniors exhibit their work. 11/24-12/14

Foundation Gallery

Holiday Market

Graphic Design students exhibit work for sale during the holiday season. 12/16-1/5

Foundation Gallery

ATHLETIC EVENTS

Library Events

MUSIC CONCERTS & RECITALS

Men’s Soccer Home Schedule

Big Read Kickoff

Noon Concert Series

Date Time Opponent 9/4 3:30p Univ. of Saint Francis 9/6 12:00p Robert Morris Universi ty-Lake County 9/12 1:15p Missouri University S&T 9/14 12:00p Drury University 10/1 2:00p Oakland City University 10/3 1:15p Bellarmine University 10/5 12:00p McKendree University 10/17 1:15p Truman State University 10/19 12:00p Quincy University 10/24 1:15p Univ. of Indianapolis 10/29 1:15p Lewis University Location: Wood Road Soccer Field

Women’s Soccer Home Schedule

Women’s Volleyball Home Schedule

Date Time Opponent 9/20 5:00p Maryville University 9/21 1:00p University of Missouri – St. Louis 10/7 7:00p Olivet Nazarene Univ. 10/10 7:00p Univ. of Indianapolis 10/11 3:00p Saint Joseph’s College 10/28 7:00p Lewis University 11/1 5:00p Missouri University S&T 11/2 7:00p Drury University 11/7 7:00p McKendree University 11/8 3:00p University of Illinois – Springfield Location: DeSimone Gymnasium

9/24

Student Center Ballroom

Utopia/Dystopia: Art in the UWParkside Library

Ray Bradbury’s Fahrenheit 451 takes place in a dystopian future where censorship and an over-dependence on technology are central. This Art in the UW-Parkside Library exhibit will feature works that provide a comparison of this dystopian theme with one of utopian values and ideals. For more information, please visit the Art in the Library’s blog at http://blogs.uwp.edu/libraryart 9/24-10/22 UW-Parkside Library

Big Read Extravaganza

Join the UW-Parkside Library the evening of October 22 for our final Fahrenheit 451 event. This celebration will feature themes of censorship and dystopian societies with activities and displays that will educate, challenge and amuse. We’ll also host a reception for our Art in the UW-Parkside exhibit, Utopia/Dystopia. Please see www.uwp. edu/BigRead for more details. 10/22

All concerts are held in Bedford Hall Dez Cordas Duo 10/3 Fri 12p Free UWP Faculty Recital 10/10 Fri 12p Free UWP Jazz Ensemble 10/17 Fri 12p Free UWP Choirs 10/24 Fri 12p Free UWP Student Recital 10/31 Fri 12p Free UWP Student Recital 11/7 Fri 12p Free UWP Flute and Saxophone Ensembles 11/14 Fri 12p Free UWP Guitar and La Camerata Ensembles 11/21 Fri 12p Free UWP Brass and Percussion Ensembles 12/5 Fri 12p Free

Evening and Weekend Concert Series All concerts are held in Bedford Hall. $10 adults and $5 seniors, UWP staff, and students.

UWP Wind Ensemble andCommunity Band 10/16 Thu 7:30p 12/4 Thu 7:30p UWP Jazz Ensemble 12/2 Tue 7:30p Handel’s Messiah Performances 12/7 Sun 3:30p 12/8 Mon 7:30p UWP Community Orchestra and Symphony 10/11 Sat 7:30p 11/22 Sat 7:30p

UW-Parkside Library

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PERSONAL ENRICHMENT MINI COURSES

Date Time Opponent 9/5 3:00p Northwood University 9/7 12:00p University of Charleston 9/12 3:15p Missouri University S&T 9/14 2:30p Drury University 10/3 3:15p Bellarmine University 10/5 2:30p McKendree University 10/17 3:15p Truman State University 10/19 2:30p Quincy University 10/24 3:15p Univ. of Indianapolis 10/29 3:15p Lewis University Location: Wood Road Soccer Field

Join the UW-Parkside Library on the evening of September 24 at the Student Center Ballroom for the kickoff to our Big Read, Ray Bradbury’s classic Fahrenheit 451. Sam Weller, Bradbury’s official biographer, will provide a keynote presentation to introduce our month-long celebration of this book. Please see www.uwp.edu/BigRead for details on Fahrenheit 451 programming Kenosha and Racine.

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PUBLIC SPEAKING NIGHT

You are warmly invited to attend Public Speaking Night, an end of semester persuasive speech competition between the Public Speaking classes at UW-Parkside and judged by members of our surrounding community. Public Speaking Night is the ultimate competition. It’s Fun, Free, and Full of Surprises!

THEATRE ARTS PERFORMANCES

Theatre tickets are $18 General Admission, $14 UWP Staff & Seniors, and $10 Students. Tickets can be purchased by: • • •

email: Boxoffice@uwp.edu phone: (262) 595-2564 online: www.UWParksideTickets.com

Student Center Cinema 12/2 Tue 7p Free (Donations accepted.)

Science Nights

From its creation in 2003, Science Night has become a staple of programs featured on Parkside’s campus. The series features exciting presentations and lectures about various math and science topics and issues, and was designed to be enjoyed by students of various ages and on campus and in the community. Parking is free (and we usually have refreshments)! Join the many community members of all ages who attend Science Night events. 9/10, 10/8, 11/12, 12/10

Reasons To Be Pretty

A Caustic Comedy by Neil LeBute Though sticks and stones can break your bones, Neil LaBute knows that words hurt! In this edgy, contemporary comedy, Greg makes the mistake of calling a female coworker “hot”, while describing his girlfriend as “regular”. This overheard comparison throws his life into turmoil. Relationships at home and at work crumble, and four friends are forced to question their self-worth, amid deceit, insecurity and betrayal. Author of The Shape of Things and Fat Pig, LaBute is a powerful and poignant voice in the theatre confronting America’s unhealthy obsession with physical beauty. [Contains adult language] Oct. 10, 11, 16, 17, 18 7:30p Oct. 19 2:00p Black Box Theatre

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It’s A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play

An American Holiday Tradition adapted by Joe Landry This beloved American holiday classic comes to life as a live 1940’s radio broadcast. Watch (and listen) as a small ensemble of radio performers brings Bedford Falls wonderfully to life. The inspirational story of George Bailey has become a cinematic tradition; celebrate it anew, live on the Rita Main Stage. Will George save the Bailey Building and Loan? Will Clarence get his wings? Of course, but come enjoy this special event in a live presentation! Dec. 4, 5, 6 Dec. 5 Dec. 7 Main Stage Theatre

7:30p 10:00a 2:00p

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Nonprofit Leadership Certificate The Nonprofit Leadership Certificate Program is designed for current nonprofit executives, professionals new to nonprofit leadership, aspiring nonprofit leaders, sector switchers, and career changers. Our guest speakers work in the nonprofit sector and bring their knowledge and experience to the classroom. Tailor your learning experience: select eight or more sessions to earn the certificate. Nonprofit Leadership Certificate Includes 8 modules $999 after Aug 22, 2014

$899 early bird (by 8/22) Limited scholarships are available. For information contact the Center for Community Partnerships: 262-595-3340 or ccpinfo@uwp.edu

Complete 8 modules to earn a Nonprofit Leadership Certificate. • • • • • • • • • •

Planning for Nonprofit Organizations Evaluation and Outcome Measurement Fund Development for Nonprofits Grant Writing: From Search to Submission Marketing and Communication for Nonprofits Nonprofit Board Development and Management Managing Nonprofit Employees Volunteer Recruitment, Retention and Recognition Nonprofit Collaboration and Advocacy Financial Management for Nonprofits

See pages 6 and 7 for the full descriptions of modules.

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Nonprofit Leadership conference This year the keynote speaker is Marilyn Foster Kirk, CFRE, vice president with The Alford Group. Marilyn will present, “Is the ThreeLegged Stool Broken? Looking at fundraising, relationships among boards, CEOs, and CDOs” and strategic planning for sustainable fund raising impact.

$59 early bird (by 10/14)

Breakout sessions include topics such as: • • • • • • • • • • • •

Making Friends with Change No Fear Basic Planned Giving Building Your Board’s Financial Understanding Harness the Power of Mission-Driven Marketing Is a Strategic Alliance Right For Your Organization? A Board Member’s Guide to Reviewing the Form 990 Strategic Planning for Sustainable Fundraising Impact Succession Planning: Is Your Nonprofit Ready for the Future? The Proposal: Get Engaged With Your Social Media Followers Diversity in Nonprofits: Shifting From Values to Sustainable Practices Strengthen Your Board – The Ten Core Board Governance Responsibilities Best Practices in Physical Asset Management: Keeping Track of the Things You Buy

UW-PARKSIDE STUDENT CENTER

OCTOBER 28, 2014

Fall 2014 The IT resource for nonprofits

3 - 8:30 PM

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HELP & HOPE

FOR THE FUTURE: SERVING THOSE WITH SUBSTANCE USE DISORDERS

UW-PARKSIDE STUDENT CENTER | OCTOBER 3, 2014 | 8 AM - 4 PM

Help & Hope, presented by Hope Council on Alcohol & Other Drug Abuse, is a conference intended to assist professional and paraprofessionals who work with families and individuals for whom substance abuse is a concern. This low-cost conference brings experts in the field of alcohol and other drug addiction to provide fresh perspectives on how to serve children and families who suffer the effects of substance abuse. $109

$89 early bird by 9/19 0.7 CEUs (7 hours)

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