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A Community Guide to Everything UW-Parkside

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Message from the Executive Director of the Center for Community Partnerships

Spring/Summer 2014

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 community-based 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.

It’s difficult to think about Spring when the Wisconsin weather is so cold. But, that season of new growth will soon be upon us. I’d encourage you to think about the personal and professional growth you may wish to pursue. Perhaps the Continuing Education Department in the Center for Community Partnerships at UW-Parkside can help. We offer several spring conferences, for new and seasoned professionals alike, on various topics such as Youth Development and Mentoring in March, Hoarding in April, and Aging Well and Autism in June. If you find yourself in the midst of a spring job search and need to polish your job search and interviewing skills, you may wish to check out the career development offerings on pages 6 and 7. Maybe you’re looking for a more substantial education experience and wish to pursue a certificate of study. See page 32 for nearly 40 certificate options – both credit and noncredit – in subjects like photography, holistic and integrative health, and social media management. At UW-Parkside, you are offered convenient short-term continuing professional education opportunities online and in person to fit your scheduling needs. Please browse our offerings and register today. If you have specific ideas of other programs you’d like to see, call 262-595-3340 and let us know. Warmly,

Jane L. Schaefer, Ph.D. Executive Director, Center for Community Partnerships

Meet the Instructor

Carl Bogar

Carl Bogar is the founder of Historic Military Impressions, which has the mission to honor the past by educating the future. He was honored in 2013 by the United States Small Business Administration with the home-based business champion for Wisconsin and the Midwest region. Carl earned his Bachelors in History from Carthage College, a Masters in Military History from Norwich University, and is currently a student at UW-Parkside in the Museum Studies program. Carl is an instructor of noncredit continuing professional education and personal enrichment mini courses.

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Welcome to the “New” Normal. Now How Do I Find a Job? The Fundamentals of a the Resume for the Post Recession Workforce The Fundamentals of a Four Generation Workforce The Fundamentals of Employment Interviewing Researching a Loved One’s Military Service How to Properly Preserve Your Family Heirlooms There Were Germans and Austrians Fighting for England in WWII

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Behavioral Health & Human Services...................................... 2

Career Development............................ 6

Certificate Preparation........................ 10

Computer & Web................................. 11

Entrepreneurship.................................. 11 Nonprofit Development ..................... 13

Youth Development & Mentoring...... 14

Arts & Crafts.......................................... 15

Career Development.......................... 16

Computers............................................ 17

BE BUY 1

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Finance & Retirement.......................... 20

Food & Drink......................................... 21

Healthful Living..................................... 22

Home & Garden................................... 23

Language & Culture............................ 25

Music...................................................... 26

Personal Growth................................... 27

Photography......................................... 30

FRIE N D SEE

Dance & Fitness.................................... 18

Certificate Programs

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Personal Enrichment Mini Courses

Personal Enrichment Mini Courses...........15

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Campus Events..........................................34 General Information..................................38 FAQs....................................................... 38

How to Enroll......................................... 39

Registration Form................................. 39

Directions & Parking............................. 40

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Behavioral Health & Human Services

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Advanced Ethics & Boundaries for Social Workers Test your knowledge and practice honing your judgment by exploring ethical decision-making processes in a variety of scenarios and case examples. Use an ethics audit to demonstrate the recommended process for evaluating ethical and boundary risk factors within organizational programs that cover both client services and personnel management. Seasoned human service workers, supervisors, and administrators, as well as those who are new to the field, will gain greater clarity on the complicated and sometimes confusing issues related to ethics and boundaries. Bring a challenging client issue you are facing, and apply best practice models to recognize and identify an ethical course of action. Date: Friday, Feb 7 Time: 8 am-12 pm Instructor: Jeanne Wagner, LCSW, ACSW Fee: $89 early bird (by Jan 24) $109 after Jan 24 Location: Student Center Oak Room CEUs: 0.4 (4 hours)

The Future of Human Longevity

The rise in human longevity in the last 150 years has been remarkable, but our extra years have produced both wonderful opportunities and daunting challenges. In addition, there are now competing forces that are going to have positive and negative effects on our longevity in the future -- with the distinct prospect that some people will live much longer while others may die sooner. Learn why we live as long as we do, why future increases in longevity are limited by our basic biology, and why advances in biomedical technology may have both positive and negative effects on health and longevity in this century. Sponsored by the Helen Bader Foundation. Date: Time: Speaker: Fee: Location: CEUs:

Tuesday, Mar 4 3:30-5:30 pm S. Jay Olshansky No cost, register by Feb 25 Student Center Ballroom 0.2 (2 hours)

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Advanced Supervision

Supervisors and leaders working in human service organizations are in a challenging position. Basic management training helps you survive the experience. Learn how to thrive! Come explore the aspects of emotional intelligence that are critical in human service supervisory positions and acquire practical techniques for successful supervision. Solidify your understanding of the role of the supervisor in human service settings. Learn approaches for successful recruitment and hiring of staff, performance evaluation protocols, a progressive discipline process, and termination. Discover techniques for team building and other strategies to enhance the organizational culture and optimize job satisfaction for employees. Gain clarity about ethical issues. Inspire a positive work culture. Discover techniques for addressing staff accountability and performance. Identify staff training needs and prevent burn-out. Date: Friday, Mar 14 Time: 8 am-2:30 pm Instructor: Jeanne Wagner, LCSW, ACSW Fee: $129 early bird (by Feb 28) $149 after Feb 28 Includes lunch Location: UW-Parkside CEUs: 0.6 (6 hours)

Online Noncredit Online Course registration is online only: www.uwp.edu/go/ccp. Click on Online Courses & Certificates to view all online offerings.

Certificate in Integrative Mental Health 3

This ground-breaking certificate program offers a holistic, integrative approach to treating mental health problems. 19 hours.

Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $139

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Hoarding Conference

Conceptualize the chaos specific to hoarding and learn treatment strategies that actually improve patient outcomes. Delve into the phenomenology associated with hoarding and obsessive compulsive disorder, and investigate their similarities and differences. Become familiar with assessment and interventions, including case studies that illustrate the findings and prepare you to truly help your clients who hoard. Benefit from videos, group exercises, and adult learning theory methods that will help you become more effective at assessment and diagnosis, treatment planning, and interventions for hoarding behavior. Includes lunch. Date: Friday, Apr 18 Time: 8 am-3:30 pm Speaker: Pam Kaczmarek, Psy.D. 1 Registrant: $169 early bird (by Apr 4) $189 each after Apr 4 2 or more: $159 pp early bird (by Apr 4) $179 each after Apr 4 Includes lunch Location: Student Center Ballroom CEUs: 0.6 (6 Hours)

Certificate in Complementary and Alternative Medicine 3 Enhance your professional marketability by gaining a broad understanding of alternative health care options. 22 hours. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $219

Certificate in Healthy Aging 3 Gain an overview of aging, including the impact of nutrition and physical activity, changes in the healthy aging brain, and the role of sexuality in healthy aging. 10 hours.

Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $69

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Feeling unsafe contributes to professional burnout and rapid turnover in human service organizations. Increase your confidence and safety by recognizing predictive factors and causes of client violence and taking preventative measures. Review national statistics for social worker safety. Adopt safety tips for office and home visits. Prevent client violence by applying de-escalation techniques. Assess special factors for adolescents and those who have experienced domestic violence. You’ll also gain competence at working with mandated clients and those who appear resistant to services. Interactive exercises will help you apply new strategies to scenarios you’ve encountered. Use a strength-based perspective and culturally competent best practices to address intake, goal setting, monitoring, and assessment. Date: Friday, Apr 25 Time: 8 am-12 pm Instructor: Jeanne Wagner, LCSW, ACSW Fee: $89 early bird (by Apr 11) $109 after Apr 11 Location: UW-Parkside CEUs: 0.4 (4 Hours)

Certificate in Gerontology 3

Earn a certificate proving you have the skills required to meet the health care needs of a rapidly aging population. 44 hours. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $209

Certificate in End of Life Care 3 Earn a certificate proving you understand the needs of individuals living with debilitating, chronic, or terminal illness. 21 hours. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $199

Certificate in Holistic and Integrative Health 3

Explore the exciting, growing field of holistic and integrative health in this comprehensive certificate program designed for medical providers and consumers. 50 hours. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $479

Continuing Professional Education

Safety Strategies in the Field and for Working with Mandated Clients

24th Annual Aging Well Conference

You won’t want to miss this conference with featured keynote address by Teepa Snow! Aging well is a topic that concerns all of us. Increase your understanding of care giving in relation to elders with Alzheimer’s disease and other health problems. Everyone is welcome! The conference is a must for anyone working in the field of aging, serving in a care-giving role or considering a career in gerontology. This low-cost program is made possible through the generous support of sponsors and exhibitors. Date: Friday, Jun 6 Time: 8 am-4 pm Fee: $89 early bird (by May 23) $109 after May 23 Includes morning refreshments and lunch Location: Student Center Ballroom CEUs: 0.6 (6 Hours)

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Certificate in Integrative Mental Health 3

This ground-breaking certificate program offers a holistic, integrative approach to treating mental health problems. 19 hours.

Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $139

HIPAA Compliance

Learn how to comply with HIPAA, ARRA, and HITECH. 21 hours.

Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Explore a Career as a Pharmacy Technician

Master the skills that will prepare you for an entry-level position as a pharmacy tech or clerk, and discover the steps you can take to become a Certified Pharmacy Technician (CPhT). 24 hours.

Certificate in Pain Assessment and Management 3

This certificate provides an overview of the mechanisms of pain, the multidisciplinary methods of assessment, management, and treatment of pain. Subjects include adults, children, and the elderly with cancer-related and non-cancer-related pain. 24 hours. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $179

Certificate in Optimal Healing Environments 3

In this innovative certificate program, you’ll examine how Optimal Healing Environments (OHEs) impact the health of individuals and communities on a physical, social, psychological, and spiritual level. 16 hours. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

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Multicultural Knowledge of Mental Health Practices: Working with

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Hmong Americans

Explore the history of Hmong people. Begin understanding Hmong gender roles, religion and spirituality, beliefs about health and wellness education, counseling considerations, and other psychosociocultural influences. This course is designed to familiarize you with necessary information that is critical to understanding the Hmong American population in the United States, including demographics and sociocultural and political histories. Specific concepts and frames of reference such as immigration, acculturation, identity (including the intersection of multiple identities), family structure, gender role socialization, religion and spirituality, beliefs about health and wellness, help seeking, and other relevant psychosociocultural influences will be discussed. Attention will be given to contemporary issues facing Hmong Americans as well as the diversity within. Dates: Jan 2-31 Instructor: Ava Yang, Ph.D. Fee: $79 CEU/CEHs: 0.7 (7 hours)

Trauma Counseling I

Become more effective analyzing trauma’s impact on resilience and positive growth. Recognize the impact of traumatic experience on development, memory, learning, attachment, health, and social skills; examine range of post traumatic sequelae and DSM 5. For clinicians and practitioners in the medical, mental, and behavioral health services as well as social service, pastoral, and bereavement counselors who work with trauma survivors of abuse, violence, war, accident, crime, and disaster. Registration deadline is two weeks prior to start.

Introduction to the Military and Training

Youth Work in Out-of-Home Care

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Veteran administrators, doctors, nurse practitioners, primary care clinicians, psychologists, social workers, case managers, addiction therapists, veterans benefits officers, professors, and employment supervisors who will be working w/returning veterans and their families will gain insight, tools and resources to make you more effective in your role. This program is part of the Trauma Counseling series, and will help you understand the military structure, training, and jargon that will allow you to better serve veterans and their families. Feb 1-28 Vickie Wiese $160 0.4 (4 hours)

Counseling Contemporary Multiple Heritage Couples, Individuals and Families

One of the fastest growing segments of the U.S. population is individuals of multiple heritage, so it is important for counselors to develop greater competency working with this population. This course examines the lives of contemporary multiple heritage couples, individuals, and families. Learn to recognize your own attitudes, biases, and beliefs and their possible impact. Discover useful interventions, strategies, and skills so you can provide effective, competent counseling services and strengthen your multicultural counseling advocacy. Registration deadline is two weeks prior to start. Dates: Feb 2-Mar 9 Instructors: Kelley Kenney, Ph.D. Mark Kenney Fee: $169 CEU/CEHs: 1.4 (14 hours)

Dates: Jan 21-May 8 Instructor: Leah Arndt Fee: $1375 CEU/CEHs: 4.2 (42 hours) Required: “Traumatic Stress: The Effects of Overwhelming Experience on Mind, Body and Society” ISBN: 157230457X and “Posttraumatic Stress Disorder in Children & Adolescents: A Handbook” ISBN: 0393704122

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Strengthen your ability to work effectively with youth in residential care settings. Apply an interactive, developmental and case management perspective in your work with youth who face special risks and challenges. Use a relationship based, skill-development and discovery learning approach. Become well versed in developmental care, crisis intervention, family relationships, group work and human sexuality. This course meets state training requirements for youth workers in out-of-home care programs (e.g., group homes, residential care, and shelters).

Multicultural Knowledge of Mental Health Practices: Working With LGBTQ

This course is designed to provide essential multicultural mental health information as it relates to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) population in the United States, including demographic characteristics and sociopolitical history for LGBTQ communities and their influence on mental health. Specific topics such as LGBTQ identity, intersection of multiple identities, and social class will be discussed. The course will also focus on contemporary issues and practice considerations with an emphasis on multiculturalism. Learn the demographic characteristics and influences for LGBTQ individuals and communities. Understand the sociopolitical and historical issues for LGBTQ communities. Increase awareness of culture and cultural values of LGBTQ individuals and communities. Dates: Instructor: Fee: CEUs:

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Feb 27-May 8 Gevon Daynuah $180 4 (40 hours)

Mar 2-31 Arpita Ghosh $79 0.7 (7 hours)

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Social Work Ethics and Boundaries

Participate in case discussions and explore examples that were referred to the state in order to prepare yourself for a variety of potential situations and successfully guide your practice through them in this asynchronous, instructor-led, interactive online course. Avoid common ethical violations by developing a solid understanding of the past, understand the Code of Ethics from the National Association of Social Workers, and reduce personal liability in the practice of social work. Notes: CHOOSE one session to attend. The class is available monthly, and must be completed in the month that you register. Registration deadline is two weeks prior to start. Dates:

Mar 3-31 or Jul 1-31 or Aug 4-31 Instructor: Barbara Bartlein, RN, LCSW Fee: $79 CEU/CEHs: 0.4 (4 hours)

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Solution-Focused Brief Therapy Overview

Learn, discuss, and practice current theories and strategies of SFBT among a community of professionals connecting through an asynchronous format. Differentiate between problem-solving and solution-building treatment models, and carry on “solution-building conversations” that will instill hope in clients. Develop the skills you’ll need to engage clients who possess varying degrees of motivation for change. Find out how you can adapt solution-building approaches to your work setting. Registration deadline is two weeks prior to start.

Dates: Apr 20-Aug 24 Instructor: Teri Pichot, LCSW, MAC, LAC Fee: $1295 CEU/CEHs: 5.0 (50 hours) Required: “Interviewing for Solutions (3rd edition, 2001, published by W.W. Norton) by Insoo Kim Berg and Peter DeJong Optional: “Interviewing for Solutions” DVD

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Improve your practice and serve your clients better by becoming more culturally competent. Delve into how demographics, historical factors, and sociopolitical issues influence mental health for African Americans in the United States. Develop greater sensitivity to how racial identity development, the intersection of multiple identities, acculturation, cultural values, religion and spirituality, traditional health beliefs, gender role socialization, and social class and influential contemporary issues affect your African American clients. Registration deadline is two weeks prior to start. Dates: May 4-31 Instructor: India Gray Fee: $79 CEU/CEHs: 0.7 (7 hours)

Couples Counselor Training

Are you looking for tools to help you work with couples? Based on the best-selling book “Why Did I Marry You Anyway?” you’ll discover the top three myths that sabotage relationships, two building blocks of a long-term relationship, and why love is not enough. Identify communication patterns couples use and ways to help them create positive new habits. Understand the top three issues couples argue about and ways to help couples argue constructively. Included is a download of a free couples workbook that includes quizzes and assignments you can use in your work with couples. Dates: Aug 4-31 Instructor: Barbara Bartlein, RN, LCSW Fee: $79 CEU/CEHs: 0.4 (4.0 hours)

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NCDA Career Development Facilitator (CDF) Certificate 3

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 established by the National Career Development Association (NCDA). 120 hours of professional development, with 96 hours of eLearning and 24 hours of live video conferencing (Skype and other remote interfaces). Dates: Instructor:

Sessions begin Tues, Jan 7-Aug 5 Certified NCDA Master Trainer and Certified NCDA CDF Instructor Fee: $1,295 Requirements: Internet, email

New So They Can Just FIRE Me?

Wisconsin is an at-will employment state, but what does that mean exactly? What rights do employees actually have, and which do we just THINK we do … and how can we protect the ones we actually have? Learn the basics of human resources in order to protect yourself in the workplace: wage and hour rules, breaks, discrimination, termination. Date: Thursday, Feb 6 Time: 6-9 pm Instructor: Guida Brown Fee: $39

Connecting with Customers

Customer service is easy (“May I help you?”). Creating positive, memorable experiences is hard. Yet the result is the difference between customers who easily switch to competitors and customers who stick with you, pay more, and recommend you to their friends. Practice skills that help customers so superbly that they become long-term loyal customers of your business.

Empowering Yourself/ Success at Work

Improve your personal leadership to find personal and professional success. Evaluate your work practices and interactions with others, and make adjustments that lead to greater personal and professional success. Date: Tuesday, Feb 11 Time: 6-8 pm Instructor: Doug LaBelle Fee: $29

True Colors

Are you interested in improving and maintaining personal and professional relationships? Increase productivity, improve communication, and enhance your team-building and conflictresolution skills. Discover new ways of strengthening and maintaining relationships through this interactive, entertaining learning experience. Date: Time: Instructor: Fee:

Thursday, Feb 13 6-9 pm Judy Melaro-Gavigan $39

New Here’s Why You Won’t Get Hired: An Employer’s Perspective

You’ve been looking for the perfect job, and you just hit brick walls. Sure the economy’s bad, but other people are getting hired! What could you be doing differently? Learn an employer’s perspective about what a good — and bad — candidate looks like, and learn how to improve your chances of getting an interview … and a job! Date: Thursday, Feb 20 Time: 6-9 pm Instructor: Guida Brown Fee: $39

Welcome to the “New” Normal. Now How Do I Find a Job?

Job seekers and recent college graduates re-energize your job search with new strategies for career employment in a post-recession world. Identify and avoid common mistakes that result in failed job searches! Discuss all aspects of the employment process and take away resource guides that will help you land the job you want. Dates: 2 Thurs, Feb 27-Mar 6 Time: 6-8 pm Instructor: Carl Bogar Fee: $49

New Resume Fundamentals for the Post-Recession Workforce Learn to write your resume for best marketing effect. Learn time-saving ways to set up your resume to show how you meet the desired skill set human resources is looking for, while managing the negatives that could result in you being dismissed from the candidate pool. Dates: 2 Thurs, Mar 13-Mar 20 Time: 6-8 pm Instructor: Carl Bogar Fee: $49

New The Fundamentals of a FourGeneration Workforce

Prepare for entry into employment in a four-generation workforce. Learn the general core values and work habits of each of the four generations comprising the workforce today, and how to interact with each subgroup to get the results you need. Date: Thursday, Apr 3 Time: 6-8 pm Instructor: Carl Bogar Fee: $29

Date: Monday, Feb 10 Time: 6-8:30 pm Instructor: Doug LaBelle Fee: $29

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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 interviewing skills. Dates: 2 Thurs, Apr 10-17 Time: 6-8 pm Instructor: Carl Bogar Fee: $49

New Networking for the Painfully Shy

For introverts, networking is hard, but it’s a skill that everyone can — and should — learn. Recognizing birthdays, honors, and interests goes far in building relationships. This session will teach those who would rather be home in solitude the tricks to network well. It will get beyond icebreakers and teach how to really connect with people, including how to use Facebook to its full advantage. Date: Thursday, May 1 Time: 6-8:30 pm Instructor: Guida Brown Fee: $29

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Social Media Manager Certificate 3

We live in an age of Social Media. A nonexistent field just 10 years ago is a driving force behind business today. Careers relating to social media are expected to increase 24% from 2008 to 2018 (Bureau of Labor Statistics). Social Media is a growing field bringing tremendous job opportunities with a national average salary of $82,000 for social media marketers (Simply Hired). University of Wisconsin is proud to offer a Social Media Manager Certificate. This is a cutting-edge program, designed to teach the business applications of social media communications. If you are responsible for the strategic planning, alignment, and integration of social media within your organization, the Social Media Manager Certificate will strengthen your skills and help advance your business and professional goals. This affordable certificate can be earned by taking six convenient online courses over a 12-week period, including: Social Media and Your Business, Listening and Monitoring Frameworks, Developing and Integrating Social Media Strategy, Content Planning and Management, Social Media ROI, and Social Media Capstone.

Social Media Specialist Certificate 3

Social Media is a growing field bringing tremendous job opportunities with a national average salary of $55,000 for social media specialists (Simply Hired). Earn the skills and credentials you need to succeed in the day-today management, monitoring, and content development for social media programs. Gain mastery in listening strategies, response frameworks, community management, content production, syndication, and analytics reporting. This affordable certificate can be earned by taking six convenient, online courses over a 12-week, period including: Social Media Adoption, Listening and Monitoring Programs, Social Media Strategies and Tactics, Content Production and Syndication, Social Media Performance Reporting, and Social Media Capstone. Dates: Jan 13-Apr 6 or May 5-Jul 27 Instructor: Jamey Shiels Fee: $2499, call for payment options CEUs: 4.2 (42 hours) Required: “Optimize" by Lee Odden ISBN 13: 978-1-118-16777-9

Dates: Jan 13-Apr 6 or May 5-Jul 27 Instructor: Jamey Shiels Fee: $2499, call for payment options CEUs: 4.2 (42 hours) Required: “Social Media ROI” by Olivier Blanchard ISBN 10: 0-78974741-3

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Fleet Management

When every dollar counts, it’s critical to have an understanding of all parts of fleet operations. Learn effective, practical, common-sense approaches for corporate fleet management, shop management, and green garages. This convenient, affordable, asynchronous, online class will give beginning- and advanced-level drivers, trainers, and managers the tools you need to save money and improve service. Dates: Jan 6-31 Instructor: John E. Dolce Fee: $500

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New The Fundamentals of Employment Interviewing

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Managing Project Risks

What sets skilled managers apart is the ability to anticipate and prepare for foreseeable risks. Companies are demanding products and services faster and cheaper, so understanding and managing risks to deliver quality is a key to your success. Review tools and processes that help mitigate risk and increase quality. Dates:

Jan 13-Feb 7 or May 19-Jun 13 or Aug 11-Sep 5 Instructor: Barbara M. Farmerie , MBA, PMP Fee: $845 CEU/PDUs: 1.4 (14 hours)

Project Management Foundations

Your success in today’s project management arena demands a structured, systematic approach to project management. Master the core tools and techniques for each phase of project management: initiating, planning, executing, control, and closing. Through case studies and hands-on practice, you gain a working foundation to better plan and control a variety of projects in your organization. Recommended as a prerequisite for the Project Management Certificate for those without project management experience. Registration deadline is 2 weeks prior to start. Dates: Feb 10-Mar 14 or May 5-Jun 6 Instructor: Sandra Hoskins, ISP, PMP, ITCP Fee: $845 CEU/PDUs: 1.4 (14 hours)

Managing Multiple Projects

For the busy manager, supervisor, or administrative person who juggles deadlines, projects and multiple demands, and has no time to waste, learn the core tools, skills, and techniques that will help you get more accomplished faster and with better results than ever before!

Dates: Feb 10-Mar 7 or Jun 16-Jul 18 Instructors: Alan Waite, M.A., C.E.C. CJ Walker Waite, Ph.D., PMP Fee: $845 CEU/PDUs: 1.4 (14 hours) Required: “Managing Multiple Projects” by Tobis & Tobis Optional: “A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) – Fifth Edition”

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Project Management Online Certificate – Intensive Track 3

A fast-tracked series of six courses rolled into one money-saving online experience that includes all of the expert knowledge and support you need, without the commute. Save more than $1,000 when you register for this certificate track instead of taking individual courses. Peer feedback and direct individual instruction adapt to your unique learning style. Course technology enhances communication, allowing you to form study groups with classmates from around the globe to network, further discuss your coursework, and gain valuable skills for today’s global workplace. The Project Management Online Certificate – Intensive Track is a noncredit certificate program earned by completing six consecutive online courses in just over six months. They are Project Management Foundations; Estimating, Scheduling and Managing Project Performance; Empowering Project Teams & Facilitating Communication and Collaboration; Managing Project Risks; Managing Multiple Projects; Managing Project Scope and Impact of Change. Notes: Project Management Institute (PMI®) Recognized Education Provider. Our courses fully support the PMBOK® Guide, which entitles you to receive PDUs (84 total for the certificate). Dates:

Feb 10-Aug 15 (Track 1) or May 5-Oct 31 (Track 2) Instructors: Barbara M. Farmerie, MBA, PMP Sandra Hoskins, ISP, PMP, ITCP Alan Waite, M.A., C.E.C. CJ Walker Waite, Ph.D., PMP Fee: $3,900 (Register by phone to pay 1/2 the fee at registration and 1/2 before the 4th class) CEU/CEHs: 0.4 (4 hours) Note:

Track 1 Schedule: PM Foundations 2/10-3/14, Estimating 3/17-4/11, Teams 4/14-5/16, Risks 5/19-6/13, Multiple Projects 6/16-7/18, Scope 7/21-8/15 Track 2 Schedule: PM Foundations 5/5-6/6, Estimating 6/9-7/3, Teams 6/7-8/8, Risks 8/11-9/5, Multiple Projects 9/810/3, Scope 10/6-10/31 Required: Three text books are purchased by participants for two of the courses. See course sessions for details. Total cost is appox. $53.

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Empowering Project Teams: Facilitating Communication and Collaboration

In the fast-paced world of project management, 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. Case studies and hands-on practice will help you gain a portfolio of tools, processes, and templates that can be used immediately and help you advance your career. Prerequisites: Project Management Foundations or similar experience recommended.

Dates: Mar 3-31 or Jul 1-31 or Aug 4-31 Instructor: Barbara Bartlein, RN, LCSW Fee: $79 CEU/CEHs: 0.4 (4 hours) Required: “Building Team Power” by Thomas Kayser and “You Can’t Lead With Your Feet on the Desk” by Ed Fuller Optional: “A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK® Guide) – Fifth Edition”

Managing Project Scope and Impact of Change You are about to kick off a project you’re managing. 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 and resources, and estimating costs for budgeting and scheduling a project. Study the metrics that need to be in place and how to track performance during the project’s execution. Dates: Mar 10-Apr 4 or Jul 21-Aug15 Instructor: Barbara M. Farmerie, MBA, PMP Fee: $845 CEU/PDUs: 1.4 (14 hours)

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The elements of the planning phase of a project are critical to its execution and control. Through case studies and hands-on practice, this workshop provides an in-depth look at each step involved in estimating time, resources, costs for budgeting, and project scheduling. You will also learn how to accurately track performance throughout the project’s life cycle using the correct metrics. Gain immediate results at work with better estimates, projects that come in on schedule, a greater ability to project metrics that matter. Registration deadline is two weeks prior to start. Dates: Mar 17-Apr 11 or Jun 9-Jul 3 Instructor: Barbara M. Farmerie, MBA, PMP Fee: $845 CEU/PDUs: 1.4 (14 hours)

Solution-Focused Business Professional Certificate 3

Facing a situation that’s messy, complex, interconnected, confusing? Where analysis is futile or failed, where things seem stuck and progress is vital? Then you need Solution Focus (SF). The powerful and pragmatic SF approach, originally developed for therapy, is now being used by organizations around the world to build progress rapidly in tough situations – through coaching, team development, organizational change, and even business strategy. Quickly build positive change in a wide range of work settings using practical solution focused approaches. Effectively use dialogue to build motivation, clarity, and rapid action with even the most difficult customer. Base everything from team challenges to strategic reviews in the positive and pragmatic power of what’s working already. Get the skills and tools to handle assignments in demanding situations like team coaching and organizational consulting. Dates: Instructor: Fee: CEUs: Required:

Apr 13-Aug 10 Mark McKergow $1,795 5 (50 hours) “The Solutions Focus: Making Coaching and Change SIMPLE” (2nd edition), Paul Z Jackson and Mark McKergow, Nicholas Brealey Publishing, 2007

Train the Trainer Unit 1: Design and Development of Training Programs

Gain the knowledge and skills to create compelling, effective training programs. Examine elements of effective training. Use design and development tools, and develop successful evaluation techniques that will make you a more skillful program designer/developer. Date: Apr 28 Instructors: Rodney (Buck) Hillestad, Latonia Pernell Fee: $975

Train the Trainer Unit 2: Presentation and Delivery of Training Programs

The quality of the presenter often determines the effectiveness of a program. Turn any program into a valuable experience by learning to present effectively, explore group-learning techniques, and gain solutions for challenging situations. Dates: Mar 3-Apr 11 or Jul 21-Aug 29 Instructors: Rodney (Buck) Hillestad, Latonia Pernell Fee: $975 CEUs: 2.1 (21 hours)

Technical Writing for Nonwriters

Technical staff, engineers, developers, product managers, training designers, and content experts who write manuals, documentation, proposals, and reports will benefit from this one-day session. Strengthen your ability to communicate technical information by recognizing audience needs, simplifying complex information, applying visual strategies, and using illustrations and tables effectively. Discover proven approaches and techniques to immediately improve your work. Date:

Open Enrollment through Dec 31 Instructor: Dave Clark, Ph.D. Fee: $289

Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt

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. Date:

Open Enrollment through June 30 Instructor: Erik Fadlovich Fee: $890 CEUs: 2.1 (21 hours)

Strategies to Defuse Explosive Situations

Sometimes we face the difficult challenge of defusing tense situations during our daily interactions. Equip yourself with the tools to remedy these situations and train others to do the same. You will have access to the selfpaced, online workshops for 30 days. Date:

Open Enrollment through June 30 Instructor: Shirley J. Bufford, M.A. Fee: $99 CEUs: 0.4 (4 hours)

Stress, Health, and Productivity

Fifty-one percent of employees said they were less productive at work as a result of stress (American Psychological Association, 2009). Employees and employers may assume that stressful working conditions are a necessary evil. Studies show that stressful working environments are associated with increased absenteeism, tardiness, and workers quitting. This has a negative effect on productivity and overall morale. Learn techniques for identifying, reducing. and managing stress to increase your well-being. Date:

Fee: CEUs:

Open Enrollment through June 30 $99 0.4 (4 hours)

Resume Writing Workshop

Discover the secret to transforming your tired, boring resume into a powerful tool that will get you interviews. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

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Continuing Professional Education

Estimating, Scheduling, and Managing Project Performance

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Introduction to LinkedIn Career Networking

Learn how to use LinkedIn, a free and popular job search and career development tool, and gain the power of the Internet to expand your professional network. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Listen to Your Heart, and Success Will Follow

Twelve Steps to a Successful Job Search

Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Design a life that makes you happy by learning how you can use work to express yourself, and share your interests and talents.

World-renowned author and career advisor shows you how to get the job you want quickly and easily, and in any economy.

CERTIFICATE PREPARATION PHR®/ SPHR® Certification Prep: SHRM Learning System

Expand your knowledge and receive recognition for your training and experience by earning your Professional in Human Resources (PHR®) or Senior Professional in Human Resources (SPHR®) certification. GPHR-certified professionals may earn recertification credit hours when using the SHRM Learning System. You’ll get application exercises that help you develop competencies and decision-making skills in strategic management, workforce planning and employment, human resource development, total rewards, employee and labor relations, and risk management. Experienced SPHR-certified facilitators, peer-to-peer interaction, and a structured classroom environment enhance learning and help you stay on track. Share real-world experiences with other HR professionals that can improve your workplace effectiveness immediately. The SHRM Learning System is a certification preparation and professional development tool that offers the most up-to-date HR content aligned with the HRCI Body of Knowledge. Invest in your career with confidence knowing the SHRM Learning System consistently beats the national pass rate and has helped more than 30,000 HR professionals earn their PHR® or SPHR® certification. All participant materials are included in course fees. Visit www. hrci.org for exam dates, exam fees, and application deadlines. Dates: Time: Instructor: Fee: Location: CEU/RCH:

12 Mons, Feb 10-May 12 No class 3/24 & 4/21 6-9 pm Brad Foley $1,325 Molinaro Hall, Room 128 3.6 (36 hours)

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Online Noncredit Online Course registration is online only: www.uwp.edu/go/ccp. Click on Online Courses & Certificates to view all online offerings.

LEED AP + BD&C

Discover the real-world application of Green Building Design and Construction practices on LEED projects. Prepare yourself for the LEED AP+BD&C accreditation exam that (after passing) will allow you to operate as a successful LEED practitioner on and off job sites. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

LEED for Existing Buildings: Operations + Maintenance Exam Prep

Prepare to earn the LEED for Existing Buildings Operations & Maintenance Accredited Professional (LEED AP O+M) credential from the Green Building Certification Institute. This study group covers the concepts and strategies of the LEED for Existing Buildings Operations & Maintenance Rating System and is intended for design, construction, and real estate professionals; building owners; and anyone who wants to develop their knowledge in this area.

LEED Green Associate Exam Preparation

Prepare to earn the LEED Green Associate credential from the Green Building Certification Institute and fulfill the eligibility requirement to sit for the exam. Examine case studies of LEED-certified building projects, concepts of integrated design, third-party verification, and the LEED administration process. This course covers the fundamental concepts of green building and is intended for design, construction, and real estate professionals; building owners; or anyone who wants to develop their knowledge in this area. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

PMP® Certification Prep 1

Begin a well-paying career as a project manager by preparing to take – and pass – the PMP® certification exam. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

PMP® Certification Prep 2

Prepare to take – and pass – the Project Management Institute’s PMP® certification exam. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Center for Community Partnerships

3 = Certificate Program

Continuing Professional Education

COMPUTER & WEB

Online Noncredit Online Course registration is online only: www.uwp.edu/go/ccp. Click on Online Courses & Certificates to view all online offerings.

Computer Skills for the Workplace

Gain a working knowledge of the computer skills you’ll need to succeed in today’s job market. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Introduction to PC Security What you don’t know can really hurt you. Explore what you can do to protect yourself.

Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Designing Effective Websites

Uncover powerful graphic design techniques and build websites that are both attractive and wickedly effective. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Introduction to Java Programming

An experienced Java programmer introduces important Java topics with clear step-by-step instructions. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Macintosh, iPhone, and iPad Programming

Create Macintosh, iPhone, and iPad apps and programs using Objective-C and the Xcode compiler. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Online Noncredit Online Course registration is online only: www.uwp.edu/go/ccp. Click on Online Courses & Certificates to view all online offerings.

Becoming a Grant Writing Consultant First Steps Kenosha

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 262595-3362. Dates:

Fee: Location:

Jan 7, Feb 4, Mar 4, Apr 1, May 6, Jun 3, Jul 1 1st Tuesday of every month. No cost (made possible by a grant) Kenosha Area Business Alliance

5500 6th Ave. #200

First Steps Racine

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Jan 14, Feb 11, Mar 11, Apr 8, May 13, Jun 10, Jul 8 2nd Tuesday of every month. No cost (made possible by a grant) Racine County Workforce Development Center 1717 Taylor Ave, Room C

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Increase your income while working from home by starting a grant writing consulting business. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Creating a Successful Business Plan

Turn your business ideas into a solid plan for financing and long-term success.

Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

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Get Paid to Travel

Learn everything you need to start your new and exciting career as a professional tour director.

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Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Growing Plants for Fun and Profit

An industry professional teaches you everything you need to prosper in the backyard nursery business. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

How to Get Started in Game Development Take steps toward a new career in game development by building a foundation to design games in a wide variety of genres for different audiences and platforms. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

How to Make Money From Your Writing

You really can make money with your writing. Whether you want to create your own business, add to your income, supplement your retirement, or boost what you’re earning as a writer, you’ll find the how-tos here. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Introduction to Internet Writing Markets

A professional writer shows you how to make money writing on the Internet. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Learn to Buy and Sell on eBay

Auction pros teach you how to work from home or earn extra income by buying and selling goods online.

Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Marketing Your Business on the Internet

Develop an Internet marketing plan for your business that incorporates SEO, advertising, email, social media, and more. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Real Estate Investing

Build and protect your wealth by investing in real estate. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Real Estate Investing II: Financing Your Property

Discover the tools professional investors use to crunch numbers and analyze potential deals. Learn how to make better decisions with sophisticated yet easy-to-use worksheets for doing your own financial analysis. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Secrets of the Caterer

Uncover cooking and business secrets from a professional caterer. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Small Business Marketing on a Shoestring

Discover small business marketing strategies that can help you attract attention, woo your target audience, grow your customer base, and expand your profits — all for little or no money. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Start a Pet Sitting Business

Discover how to translate your love of animals into a fun and profitable career. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Start Your Own Arts and Crafts Business

Start Your Own Consulting Practice

Find out how you can earn income by sharing your training or knowledge with others. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Start Your Own Gift Basket Business

Express your creativity in a fun and profitable way, by starting a home-based business as a gift basket designer. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Start Your Own Small Business

Stop dreaming and learn how to start your own successful small business. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Start and Operate Your Own Home-Based Business

An experienced entrepreneur teaches you how to develop the motivation, discipline, and creativity to quit your job and be your own boss. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Wow, What a Great Event!

Looking for a fun new career coordinating special events? Gain proven techniques from a master event planner. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Writing and Selling Self-Help Books

Learn how to position your self-help book for success, write a persuasive proposal for agents and publishers, and use storytelling techniques to make your message compelling. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Learn how to start your own arts and crafts business from a professional artist.

Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

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Center for Community Partnerships

3 = Certificate Program

Financial Management for Nonprofit Organizations

Marketing and Communications for Nonprofits 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: Jennifer Dooley Date: Friday, Jan 10 Time: 8:30 am-2:30 pm Fee: $149 Includes lunch Location: UW-Parkside, Tallent 281

Nonprofit Board Development and Management

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 Procharka Date: Friday, Feb 14 Time: 8:30 am-2:30 pm Fee: $149 Includes lunch Location: UW-Parkside, Tallent 281

Managing Nonprofit Employees 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 Date: Friday, Mar 7 Time: 8:30 am-2:30 pm Fee: $149 Includes lunch Location: UW-Parkside, Tallent 281

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

Volunteer Recruitment, Retention, and Recognition

Enhance your volunteer infrastructure for 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 Date: Friday, Apr 4 Time: 8:30 am-2:30 pm Fee: $149 – Includes lunch Location: UW-Parkside, Tallent 281

Nonprofit Breakfast

Join faculty and staff of UW-Parkside and Gateway Technical College to celebrate successful partnerships and network regarding future communitybased learning projects for your nonprofit organizations. The second Nonprofit Leadership Excellence Award will be presented at this event. Date: Time: Fee: Location:

Friday, May 2 8-9:30 AM Free – Registration required Kenosha Country Club

Nonprofit Collaboration and Advocacy

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 Date: Friday, May 2 Time: 10 am-4 pm Fee: $149 – Includes lunch Location: UW-Parkside, Tallent 281

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Date: Friday, Jun 6 Time: 8:30 am-2:30 pm Fee: $149 – Includes lunch Location: UW-Parkside, Tallent 281

Online Noncredit Online Course registration is online only: www.uwp.edu/go/ccp. Click on Online Courses & Certificates to view all online offerings.

Accounting Fundamentals

Gain a marketable new skill by learning the basics of double-entry bookkeeping, financial reporting, and more. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Accounting Fundamentals II Give yourself skills that are in high demand by exploring corporate accounting with a veteran instructor.

Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Introduction to QuickBooks

Learn how to quickly and efficiently gain control of the financial aspects of your business with this powerful accounting software program. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Intermediate QuickBooks

Master the advanced features of QuickBooks and learn to manage multiple company files, create customer statements, enter price levels for inventory, and much more. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

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NONPROFIT DEVELOPMENT

Performing Payroll in QuickBooks

Becoming a Grant Writing Consultant

Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

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Learn how to use QuickBooks 2013 to create paychecks, pay tax liabilities, and produce forms and reports.

Introduction to Peachtree Accounting

Learn how to perform everyday accounting tasks quickly and easily using Peachtree Accounting 2012. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Increase your income while working from home by starting a grant writing consulting business.

Starting a Nonprofit

An industry veteran shows you how to take a nonprofit business from vision to reality. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Marketing Your Nonprofit

Further the ideals and goals of your nonprofit by learning to compete more effectively for members, media attention, donors, clients, and volunteers. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Youth Development & Mentoring 7th Annual Youth Development Conference: Mentoring and Other High-Impact Practices for Empowering Youth

Introduction to Mentoring Workshop

Are you new to youth mentoring and wondering what you need to know to get started? This workshop, founded on MENTOR™, the national partnership’s evidence-based Elements of Effective Practice, will provide you with the practical tools and basic knowledge on how to build a quality mentoring relationship. Great for new mentors or those who have just begun their mentoring experience! Date: Time: Location: Fee:

Don’t miss this year’s inspirational and energetic keynote Graig Meyer, from Chapel Hill, North Carolina, who will talk about the power of collaboration with school districts and communities to achieve high-impact outcomes for students! Mentoring practitioners, educators, youth development workers, and mentors are all invited to attend this event. Date: Time: Fee:

Friday, Mar 28 8:30 am-4 pm $89 early bird (by Mar 14) $109 after Mar 14 $79 Certified Program and Group of 4 or more Location: UW-Parkside, Student Center

Noncredit Online Course registration is online only: www.uwp.edu/go/ccp. Click on Online Courses & Certificates to view all online offerings.

Handling Medical Emergencies

Every second counts during a medical emergency. Learn how to respond if someone needs your help. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Homeschool With Success

Discover how to homeschool your children in a way that ensures they get what they need both academically and socially. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Understanding Adolescents

Wednesday, Feb 12 5–7 pm Tallent Hall, Orchard Room $29

Introduction to mentoring and youth apprenticeship and workplace mentoring workshops can be customized upon request to support individual needs.

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Online

Center for Community Partnerships

Uncover the secrets of the adolescent mind. Gain valuable information on how they feel, how their identities develop, and how you can best meet their needs. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

3 = Certificate Program

Arts & Crafts Begin to Crochet

Dates: 2 Weds, Feb 5-12 Time: 6:30-8:30 pm Instructor: Laurie Swanson Fee: $49 Supplies: Crochet hook size “G” or larger, ball of medium-weight yarn Limit: 8

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. Dates: 2 Weds, Feb 26-Mar 5 Time: 6:30-8:30 pm Instructor: Laurie Swanson Fee: $49 Supplies: Size 9 knitting needles, ball of medium weight yarn Limit: 8

Jewelry Making Wire Crochet Bracelet/Necklace

Date: Wednesday, Feb 19 Time: 5:30-8:30 pm Instructor: Tammy Leverich Fee: $39 Limit: 6 Supplies: 28-gauge wire, wire cutters, round nose pliers, seed beads, toggle clasp, cones (with a seam), size H crochet hook Note: Jewelry kits are available for purchase directly from the instructor. Fee $20. Kits include wire, seed beads, toggle clasps, and end cones.

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Create a beautiful, lightweight, intricate bracelet. 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 crochethooks will be available for use during class if you do not have your own. See examples at www.etsy.com/ shop/GaijinGeisha.

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Card Making and Other Paper Crafts

Impress your family and friends with a handmade touch on their cards and gifts! Learn how to make greeting cards, tags, boxes, and jewelry using rubber stamping, embossing, and other paper-crafting techniques. Make at least three projects per class. No experience necessary. Dates: 2 Mons, Mar 3-10 Time: 6-7:30 pm Instructor: Amy Buchanan Fee: $39 Limit: 10 Supplies: Tape Runner

New Knitting Clinic

Stuck on a project? Troubled by persistent problems in your work: stitches too tight, too loose, floats that pull, holes where there shouldn’t be holes? Do you wish binding off was easier or you had an option other than the 3-needle bind-off? Bring your troubles to the knitting clinic. With 43 years of experience, the instructor will teach you tips, streamline your knitting, and maximize your knitting pleasure. Let’s have some fun with this! Date: Wednesday, Mar 19 Time: 6:30-8:30 pm Instructor: Laurie Swanson Fee: $29 Limit: 10 Supplies: Note-taking supplies, knitting project yarn and needles

Online Noncredit Online Course registration is online only: www.uwp.edu/go/ccp. Click on Online Courses & Certificates to view all online offerings.

Drawing for the Absolute Beginner

Gain a solid foundation in drawing and become the artist you always dreamed you could be! Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Start Your Own Arts and Crafts Business

Learn how to start your own arts and crafts business from a professional artist.

Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

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

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Personal Enrichment Mini Courses

Crochet is one of the easiest handcrafts to learn. Make gifts, decorate your house, or use it 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 mystery of reading patterns. Discover Internet tools with online support networks.

Career development

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New So They Can Just FIRE Me?

New Here’s Why You Won’t Get Hired: An Employer’s Perspective

Welcome to the “New” Normal. Now How Do I Find a Job? Connecting with Customers

Empowering Yourself/ Success at Work

Improve your personal leadership to find personal and professional success. Evaluate your work practices and interactions with others and make adjustments that lead to greater personal and professional success. Date: Tuesday, Feb 11 Time: 6-8 pm Instructor: Doug LaBelle Fee: $29 Limit: 20

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New Resume Fundamentals for the Post-Recession Workforce Learn to write your resume for best marketing effect. Learn time-saving ways to set up your resume to show how you meet the desired skill set human resources is looking for, while managing the negatives that could result in you being dismissed from the candidate pool. Dates: 2 Thurs, Mar 13-20 Time: 6-8 pm Instructor: Carl Bogar Fee: $49 Limit: 30

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New The Fundamentals of a FourGeneration Workforce

New The Fundamentals of Employment Interviewing

New Networking for the Painfully Shy

For introverts, networking is hard, but it’s a skill that everyone can — and should — learn. Recognizing birthdays, honors, and interests goes far in building relationships. Those who would rather be home in solitude will learn the tricks to network well. We get beyond icebreakers and teach how to really connect with people, including how to use Facebook to its full advantage. Date: Thursday, May 1 Time: 6-8:30 pm Instructor: Guida Brown Fee: $29 Limit: 20

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Want to get organized but don’t know where to start? This hands-on class will help you learn how to create and edit data files, spreadsheets, charts, and more. Gain basic skills to Excel for life!

Get a New "Outlook" on Life! – Microsoft Office Outlook Is your computer life cluttered? Do you want to take control of your email? Microsoft Outlook calendar features give you powerful tools to save time and be more effective. Organize and categorize your email, color-code appointments, set reminder alarms, and schedule alerts when special messages are received. A perfect class for small business owners or people with busy lifestyles. This class gives you basic tips and tricks to starting your day in an organized way.

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Dates: 3 Tues, Mar 4-Mar 18 Time: 6-8 pm Instructor: Laura Littel Fee: $69 Limit: 10

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Do you want to continue where “Beginning Microsoft Word” left off, or do you have the basics and want to do a little more? Strengthen your word processing skills by merging letters, creating forms, and working with mailing labels, as well as designing professional cards and flyers – all with a relaxed, hands-on approach. If you’ve ever had questions about Microsoft Word, you'll find your answers here! Date: 3 Tues, Apr 1- Apr 15 Time: 6-8 pm Instructor: Laura Littel Fee: $69 Limit: 10

Microsoft Word Refresher

This hands-on training is for you if you are familiar with word processing, but want to refine your skills and create more professional documents. Review basic features such as creating documents, changing font appearances, saving files, copying and pasting, labels and more.

Date: Tuesday, Feb 25 Time: 5-7 pm Instructor: Laura Littel Fee: $29 Limit: 10

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Tuesday/Thursday, May 6 and May 8 Time: 6-8 pm Instructor: Laura Littel Fee: $49 Limit: 10

Online Noncredit Online Course registration is online only: www.uwp.edu/go/ccp. Click on Online Courses & Certificates to view all online offerings.

Introduction to Microsoft Access Store, locate, print, and automate access to all types of information.

Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Intermediate Microsoft Access

Expand your Microsoft Access 2007 skills to build better, more user-friendly Access databases. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Introduction to Microsoft Excel

Discover the secrets to setting up fully formatted worksheets quickly and efficiently.

Advanced Microsoft Excel

Increase your potential and maximize your value by becoming an expert Microsoft Excel user. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Introduction to Microsoft Publisher

Create brochures, newsletters, and websites with ease.

Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

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Personal Enrichment Mini Courses

Dates: 3 Thurs, Feb 13-27 Time: 6-8 pm Instructor: Laura Littel Fee: $69 Limit: 10

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Introduction to Photoshop

Introduction to Illustrator

Intro to Adobe Acrobat

Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Photoshop Elements for the Digital Photographer Learn how to use Adobe Photoshop Elements to successfully edit and fix your photos and images.

Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Introduction to InDesign

Learn how to use Adobe InDesign software to design and produce professional-quality letterhead, brochures, business cards, and more. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Learn to design and draw vector art, work with shape gradients, and manipulate color images using Adobe Illustrator.

Introduction to Dreamweaver Learn to create Web pages, layouts, and websites using formatting options and other tools with Adobe’s industrystandard Web design application. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Introduction to Lightroom

Learn how to use the tools in Adobe Photoshop Lightroom to organize and edit your images, and develop an efficient image processing workflow. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Learn how to use Adobe Acrobat to create PDF files and take advantage of its many time-saving features, communication options, and forms.

Introduction to Digital Scrapbooking

Learn how to make the most of your scrapbooking talents and artistic ideas when you combine digital and traditional scrapbooking techniques. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Introduction to Flash

Learn the fundamentals of using Adobe Flash to create engaging Web pages, mobile apps, Flash movies, animation, graphics, and interactive applications. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

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Learn how to use Photoshop, the world’s best graphics program for photographers, to edit photos and create original images.

New Beginners CrossFit

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Let’s Dance

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Enjoy a fun and exciting evening! Ballroom techniques for all levels. Individual instruction on the Fox Trot, Waltz, Swing, Country, Salsa, Rhumba, Cha Cha Cha, Tango, and more.

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Ever wonder how Olympic weightlifters got started? Learn Olympic lifting using USA weightlifting methods. Build strength! Dates: 6 Thurs, Feb 6–Mar 13 Time: 12:30-2 pm Instructor: Courtney Brevtiz Fee: $79 Limit: 12

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Hula-cize is a FUN, new way to exercise by incorporating Hawaiian Dance routines with fitness moves! You don’t need to be graceful to learn the hula, that’s part of the training! Plus, you will have fun and experience empowerment accomplishing a new talent – all while reaping the benefits of toning your muscles and losing body fat. Optional luau-type party at the end of class to showcase what you’ve learned for family and friends. Dates: 4 Mons, Feb 17–Mar 10 Time: 6-7 pm Instructor: Deb Kahana Fee: $49 Limit: 30

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Line Dancing

Would you like an exercise that’s not like “exercise”? Try something fun where you can laugh and talk while you’re doing it. At the end of each class you will have burned at least 400 calories. Welcome to line dancing! Learn new dances each week and review the dance from the week before. Yee-haw! Dates: 4 Mons, Feb 17–Mar 10 Time: 7-9 pm Instructor: Deb Kahana Fee: $79 Limit: 30

Improve your golf game; eliminate low back stress and pain; and increase balance, coordination and flexibility when you discover how to connect and strengthen your core. Learn specific exercises to improve your stance, become more mobile in hips and shoulders, safely increase torso rotation, and rebalance your body inside and out. Date: Saturday, Feb 22 Time: 8:30-10:30 am Instructor: Synchronicity Location: 6800 Washington Avenue, Suite C, Racine 262-886-2321 Fee: $29 Limit: 16

Explore a gentle workout to restore back and shoulder alignment, and regain strength to maintain proper posture. Increase endurance and range of motion with minimal muscle soreness and weakness.

Date: Monday, Feb 17 Time: 6:30-8:30 pm Instructor: Synchronicity Location: 6800 Washington Avenue, Suite C, Racine 262-886-2321 Fee: $29 Limit: 16

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Walkers Workshop

Walking but not seeing results? Learn fundamentals to ensure your success, prevent injury, and speed up your results! Discover your perfect stride to prevent hip and back injury, how to take and monitor your heart rate to burn the most fat, and use your posture to create a “total body workout!” Date: Saturday, Mar 15 Time: 8:30-10:30 am Instructor: Synchronicity Location: 6800 Washington Avenue, Suite C, Racine 262-886-2321 Fee: $29 Limit: 16

Finally, Back Pain Relief!

Release lower back pain and tension with easy-to-learn stretches. Then add some deep-conditioning exercises to decompress and strengthen your back and spine. Date: Saturday, Mar 29 Time: 8:30-10:30 am Instructor: Synchronicity Location: 6800 Washington Avenue, Suite C, Racine 262-886-2321 Fee: $29 Limit: 16

PERSONAL ENRICHMENT MINI COURSE INSTRUCTORS Do you have a skill, hobby, talent, or interest that you are passionate about?

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New Pilates Reformer for the Breast Cancer Survivor

Pilates for the Golfer

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Financial Strategies for Successful Retirement

Learn how to make informed decisions about your future, set realistic goals, properly allocate assets, minimize the impact of taxes and inflation, control healthcare costs, and plan for the transfer of your estate. If you are over the age of 50, this comprehensive course, which touches on all the issues facing retirees today, is a must! Dates: 3 Tues, Feb 4-18 Time: 6-8:45 pm Instructor: John Ethington Fee: $79 Limit: 30

Unlocking the Mysteries of Social Security

Your decision to start social security should be independent from when you decide to retire. Learn how to maximize your familyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s social security benefits. Have your own social security analysis calculated. Find out the ins and outs of social security, and the complex strategies of our social security system. Date: Thursday, Feb 20 Time: 6-8:30 pm Instructor: John Ethington Fee: $39 Limit: 30

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.

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The Analysis and Valuation of Stocks Discover valuable techniques that show you step-by-step how to research and value stocks. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Introduction to Stock Options

Learn how stock options can protect your portfolio and help you profit in any type of market. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Keys to Successful Money Management

Certified financial planner shows you how most wealthy people build their fortunes. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Personal Finance

Protect your assets and discover how best to achieve all your financial goals. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Protect Your Money, Credit, and Identity

Learn how to guard against scam artists, identity thieves, predatory lenders, and abusive debt collectors. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Real Estate Investing

Build and protect your wealth by investing in real estate. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Real Estate Investing II: Financing Your Property

Discover the tools professional investors use to crunch numbers and analyze potential deals, and learn how to make better decisions with sophisticated yet easy-to-use worksheets for doing your own financial analysis. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Stocks, Bonds, and Investing: Oh, My!

Learn how to make wise investment decisions so that you have enough money to live comfortably through your retirement. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Where Does All My Money Go? Learn how to take control of your money once and for all.

Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Dates: 2 Thurs, Apr 24-May 1 Time: 6-9 pm Instructor: Michael Gorichanaz Fee: $69 Limit: 30

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Food & Drink Beer Tasting

New Wine Tasting at Circa Celeste Café and Snowdance® 10-Minute Comedy Festival    Enjoy an evening of entertainment with a special performance of the Snowdance® 10-Minute Comedy Festival. Begin at Circa Celeste Café, where wine educator Karl Frederick and café proprietor Ben Lehner will stretch your mind and delight your senses with a sampling of wines paired perfectly with made-from-scratch, locally grown, organic, full-belly appetizers. Continue your evening with a short walk (approx. 413 feet) to the Sixth Street Theatre for a memorable evening of surprises and laughter. Vote for your favorite 10-minute comedies performed by Racine’s own Over Our Head Players. Date: Time: Instructor: Location:

Thursday, Feb 27    5:30-9:30 pm   Karl Frederick   Begin at Circa Celeste Café 619 Wisconsin Avenue, Racine. Walk to Sixth Street Theatre 318 Sixth Street,   Fee: $79 Couples/$49 Single   No additional discounts. Limit: 20   Restrictions: Must be 21 years or older to participate

Date: Wednesday, Mar 12 Time: 6:30-9 pm Instructor: Jay Mollerskov Fee: $39 Limit: 25 Restrictions: Must be 21 years or older to participate

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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. There are a couple of restrictions. The discount is not valid for online courses or courses that do not allow for “additional discounts.”

Crescent Creations

Don’t know what to fix for your holiday company? Need something fast and easy that will have your guests thinking you spent hours in the kitchen preparing? Get quick and easy recipes for using delicious refrigerated crescent rolls. Create mini cinnamon rolls, fancy hors d’oeuvres, delicious dinners, and wonderful desserts in less than 30 minutes! Sign up with your friends and enjoy laughs as you learn the various creations and take your own mini course “lesson” home to bake for family and friends! Date: Thursday, Apr 10 Time: 6-8 pm Instructor: Laura Littel Fee: $29 Supplies: Additional $5 supply fee to be

paid to instructor at class (supply fee separate from class fee)

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Secrets of the Caterer

Learn cooking and business secrets from a professional caterer.

Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Luscious, Low-Fat, LightningQuick Meals

Discover how easy it can be to prepare meals that are both delicious and nutritious. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

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Sample a wide range of craft beer with discussion guided by a BJCP (Beer Judge Certification Program) nationally ranked beer judge. From the dark to the light, malty to hoppy, there will be something for everyone! Learn about the wide range of craft beer styles, history, brewing facts, and vocabulary to discuss the qualities of each beer. Different beers are selected every semester, so repeat participants will find something new as well!

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Tai Chi for Energy!

Tai Chi for Energy is comprised of two different Tai Chi styles. Chen style is vigorous and complex, combining fast and slow movements with powerful spiral forces. Sun style incorporates unique Qigong movements with agile stepping. These two seemingly contrasting styles have complementary internal energy. This short interesting form was composed by Tai Chi Expert Dr. Paul Lam. Using his deep understanding of Tai Chi principles and over 30 years of teaching experience, Dr. Lam has carefully combined movements from Chen and Sun styles to produce a powerful synergy in Tai Chi for Energy. With regular practice and in a relatively short period of time, this program will help you acquire better health and wellness, internal energy, and the ability to manage stress. Dates: 6 Tues, Feb 4-Mar 11 Time: 6-8 pm Instructor: Ron Pfeiffer Fee: $79 Limit: 20 Supplies: Comfortable clothing and a flat or walking shoe Note: Students may order a DVD of the training by emailing the instructor at least two weeks before class begins

Whole Food – Whole Body Detoxification

Regain your health, shed a few pounds, and learn about a new way to eat. Based on the eating principles of Chinese medicine learned in the traditional hospitals of Beijing, China. Developed by Dr. Shattuck over the last 15 years, this is an orderly food eating program that detoxifies your whole body with just foods and tea. The program will also include a session in the clinic’s infrared sauna, used as well for detoxification. Dates: Time: Instructor: Location:

3 Tues, Feb 4-18 6:30-8:00 pm Dr. Arthur Shattuck Roots and Legends Natural Medicine Clinic & Tea Bar 3209 Washington Avenue, Racine Fee: $49 Limit: 15

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Journal Away the Pounds

Can losing weight really be as easy as putting pen to paper or fingers to keys? You may not come away a smaller size from “note to self,” but you CAN lose the weight you want WITHOUT the stress of dieting and exercising. Learn how easy it is to be healthier (and happier) without adding the stress of “dieting” to your daily life. Date: Wednesday, Feb 5 Time: 6-9 pm Instructor: Deb Kahana Fee: $39 Limit: 30

New Unveiling the Masks of Bipolar Disorder

For friends and loved ones of those who have been diagnosed and are living with bipolar disorder or manic depression. Learn how diet and environment can greatly affect mood swings, and how alternative health care can bring a calming and peaceful mind, body, and spirit. Exercise how to slow down one’s thoughts and learn multiple forms of sound therapy that may bring the mind, body, and spirit back into balance. Dates: 2 Thurs, Feb 6-13 Time: 6:30-8:30 pm Instructor: Cindy Stone Fee: $49 Limit: 20

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Yoga Energy

Explore the inner self through Yoga exercises and discussion of Yoga as a technique.

Dates: 5 Mons, Feb 10-Mar 17 Time: 7-9 pm Instructor: Lisa DeKeuster Fee: $79 Limit: 20 Supplies: Notebook, pen, comfortable clothes, yoga mat, blocks, straps, blankets for sitting

Heartsaver CPR and AED Certification

Get Certified! Learn to perform CPR and infant CPR, use automated external defibrillation (AED), relieve choking in adults and children, and use a barrier devised for all ages. Date: Saturday, Feb 15 Time: 9 am-12:30 pm Instructor: Paul Schlereth Fee: $59 (no discounts) Limit: 8

Chakra and Yoga

Chakra means wheel. Explore the seven main energy centers in the body and the yoga postures associated with them to move the life force from within. Some Yoga experience required. Dates: Time: Instructor: Location:

6 Mons, Feb 17-Mar 24 7-8:15 pm Pam Grubb Mindful Yoga 6127 Green Bay Rd, Ste 150 Kenosha, 262-859-2151 Fee: $79 Limit: 15

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Slow Mindful Flow

This is the Mindful Yoga way. A slow, focused yoga practice that emphasizes breath awareness in poses teaching students how to unlock tension, tightness, and stress. Dates: 6 Tues, Feb 18-Mar 25 Time: 5:30-6:45 pm Instructor: Pam Grubb Fee: $79 Location: Mindful Yoga 6127 Green Bay Rd, Ste 150, Kenosha, 262-859-2151 Limit: 10

You nurture your partner, children, employer, and community. Are you focusing on everyone else and letting your own health suffer? Nourishing our bodies includes the food we eat and the choices we make for our lives. Finding the right balance for ourselves in mind, body, and spirit is the key to good health. Learn to nourish and care for yourself as a woman. Begin to create the life that you want here and now. Date: Saturday, Mar 8 Time: 10 am-12 pm Instructor: Sarah Wright Fee: $29 Limit: 20

What would your medicine cabinet look like if you knew more about triedand-true herbal remedies for common symptoms? What natural therapy would you reach for if you strained your back? Wrenched your neck? How do you treat a bruise, a headache, or indigestion? Dr. Arthur Shattuck has the remedy and is glad to share it with you. There are many herbal treatments that are commonplace in the Chinese home. Discover what works, and how to use each simple and safe proven remedy. Date: Tuesday, Mar 11 Time: 6:30-8:30 pm Instructor: Dr. Arthur Shattuck Fee: $29 Limit: 17

Online Lose Weight and Keep It Off

Discover how to establish a healthy approach to successful weight loss and weight maintenance for a lifetime. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee $99

Natural Living

Are you concerned about the chemicals in cleaning products, medicines, pet products, etc.? Or the cost? You can save money on supplies and live healthier! The “Natural Living” workshop educates you on how to actually grow what you need, buy the ingredients or, find them in your home for ANYTHING you do from housekeeping to hygiene. Hair care to allergies. Start now and hand down the “Natural Living” traditions to your children to start a cycle that can save our planet, help keep illnesses manageable, and have fun doing it! Date: Wednesday, Apr 30 Time: 6-9 pm Instructor: Deb Kahana Fee: $39 Limit: 25

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Introduction to Natural Health and Healing

Learn how to promote wellness, balance, and health in all aspects of your daily life. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee $99

New Pet Grooming at Home

Learn how to groom your pet at home between visits to the professional, how often to bathe your pet, how to remove tangles safely, and how to use products and the right tools for the job: tooth, nail, ear, eye, skin, and coat care for individual pets. Special instructions for puppies, seniors, and felines. And the dreaded ‘F’ word … FLEAS! Date: Monday, Feb 10 Time: 7-9 pm Instructor: Brenda Mendez Fee: $29 Limit: 20

Vegetable Gardens: Planning for Success

Tired of eating vegetables that could earn frequent flyer miles on their way to your table? As a novice, this class is your opportunity to have a successful experience growing vegetables. This is not a “how to plant” but rather a “how to plan” class, so that you can enjoy growing food without being overwhelmed by watering, weeding, or harvesting. Discover new ways to think about site location, soil preparation, raised beds, mulch, compost, hay bale gardening, and gardening in harmony with nature by reducing chemical use. Date: Tuesday, Feb 18 Time: 6-7:30 pm Instructor: Kendall Victorine Fee: $29 Limit: 10

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Rose Care

Beginners and experienced gardeners learn proper care and maintenance of your roses. Discover and discuss the fundamentals of rose care such as fertilizing, pruning, insects, and diseases. Explore uses of roses in the landscape and the differences between rose varieties. Gain confidence with best practices of rose care. Date: Saturday, Mar 1 Time: 9 am-12 pm Instructor: Gary Ostermiller Fee: $39 Limit: 25

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Women’s Health

Your Chinese Herbal Medicine Chest

Lawn Care 101

Simple Sewing

Date: Saturday, Mar 8 Time: 9 am-12 pm Instructor: Gary Ostermiller Fee: $39 Limit: 25

Date: Saturday, Apr 5 Time: 9 am-12 pm Instructor: Gary Ostermiller Fee: $39 Limit: 25

Date: Wednesday, Apr 23 Time: 6-9 pm Instructor: Deb Kahana Fee: $39 Limit: 25

Develop a better understanding in the use of organic material in the garden. Learn what organic labeling means. Identify ways for organic insect control, weed control, and soil amendment. Explore the fundamentals of organic gardening so beginners or experienced gardeners can decide on the amount of organic gardening practices to use.

Learn care and maintenance of your lawn for a picture-perfect manicured look. Explore fundamentals of lawn care such as fertilizing, watering, weed identification, cutting techniques, insects, and diseases so you can better communicate needs to professionals. Learn lawn care best practices. Compare organic to chemical lawn care.

Develop a better compost program for your garden. Explore different composting methods. Learn how to build a successful and productive compost pile and keep it productive all season long. Understand fundamentals of composting, from the selection of material to the feeding of microbes, to keep your garden productive. Date: Saturday, Mar 15 Time: 9 am-12 pm Instructor: Gary Ostermiller Fee: $39 Limit: 25

Fruit Tree Care

Learn the care and maintenance of fruit trees for better fruit production. Explore fundamentals such as chemical versus organic control of insects and diseases, pruning techniques and timing, and identification of pests and disease. For beginning to experienced gardeners. Date: Saturday, Mar 22 Time: 9 am-12 pm Instructor: Gary Ostermiller Fee: $39 Limit: 25

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Simple Items, Several Uses

Think that a milk jug is a uni-tasker? Think again! Learn how to reuse, repurpose, and recycle many of the items you have in your home. By repurposing what you already have, you are saving money and being kind to the planet. Date: Tuesday, Apr 8 Time: 7-8:30 pm Instructor: Judy Williams Fee: $19 Limit: 20

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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. Make the cut!

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Composting

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Organic or Not?

Learn simple tricks to a better garden. Discover practical alternatives for tedious chores like deadheading, raking, mulching, weeding, and yard maintenance. Learn how to winter over tender perennials like lupines, grow vegetables in hay bales, and rethink problem areas in your yard. Plan to share your own successes and ideas, too! Date: Monday, Apr 28 Time: 6-7:30 pm Instructor: Kendall Victorine Fee: $29 Limit: 10

Online Start Your Own Edible Garden

Learn how to grow delicious, nutritious fruit and vegetables in your own backyard. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Make sure your email address is current! Confirmation and other important event information are sent by email. Look for email from ccpinfo@uwp.edu. To be sure that you receive information and notifications, add this address to your “safe sender” list. For our Mini Course patrons: • You will no longer receive paper tickets in the mail. • Your parking permit will be sent with your course confirmation by email from minicourses@uwp.edu. Add this address to your “safe sender” list. When you click on an event of interest, you proceed through a secure registration process. You need to pay for the event with a credit card. See Page 39 for all of our registration options.

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Dates: 6 Tues, Feb 4-Mar 11 Time: 7-9 pm Instructor: Sam Adamek Fee: $79 Limit: 30

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. Dates: 3 Tues and 3 Thurs, Feb 4-20 Times: 6:30-8:30 pm Instructor: Susan Blust Fee: $79 Limit: 10 Supplies: Text – “German in 10 Minutes a Day”

New Beginning Chinese

Get an introduction to the beautiful and practical language of Mandarin Chinese, and to a refreshing and colorfully historic culture. Become one of one billion speakers in the near future who will gain basic skills in speaking, reading, and writing Mandarin Chinese. Dates: 6 Weds, Feb 5-Mar 12 Time: 7-9 pm Instructor: Sam Adamek Fee: $79 Limit: 30

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Introduction to Italian Language and Culture

Ready for an elementary-level introduction to the Italian language and culture? Develop speaking, listening, reading, and writing skills using language of a real day-to-day conversational nature. Prepare for travel, connect with your ancestry, explore another culture, or check another experience off your bucket list. Dates: 6 Mons, Feb 10-Mar 17 Time: 7-9 pm Instructor: Ralph Annina Fee: $79 Limit: 25

New Dutch Culture 101

Be filled with warmth and simplicity while learning about a world trapped on the line of time dividing then and now. Learn about recipes the Dutch are known for, as well as some of the language, traditions, and distinct personalities shared through stories, photos, and memorabilia. Date: Wednesday, Feb 19 Time: 6-9 pm Instructor: Deb Kahana Fee: $39 Limit: 25

Italian for Travelers II

Familiarize yourself with the more advanced structure of the Italian language and become comfortable with native Italian speakers. Review Introduction to Italian basic conversation, grammar, and culture of Italy. No textbook is required. Dates: 6 Mons, Mar 31-May 5 Time: 7-9 pm Instructor: Ralph Annina Fee: $79 Limit: 25

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Dreaming of Hawaii or planning a trip? Here’s your chance to explore Hawaiian culture through the eyes of someone of Hawaiian descent as she shares her love for Hawaiian language, culture, and traditions. Choose to attend one, two, or all three class! Class One – Hawaiian 101, Language, Traditions, Planning a Luau | $39 | Mar 31 | Learn the basics of Hawaiian language, alphabet and familiar words, phrases, and definitions. Compare Hawaiian traditions and current lifestyle to that of the mainland. Begin the process of planning a luau. Class Two – Island Drumming and Dance | $39 | Apr 7 | Learn basic rhythm on drums and play tuirre sticks (Hawaiian instrument). Get moving with an easy dance called, “The Huki-lau.” Then take turns drumming and dancing. Class Three – Authentic Hawaiian Cooking & The Luau! | $69 | Apr 14 & 21 | Prepare real recipes from Hawaii using ingredients from local grocers. Lomi Salmon, Coconut Pudding, Kalua Pig ... Perfect “kau kau” for the luau next week! Wear your leis and Hawaiian prints! Practice your drumming and dancing at the luau, and sample some Hawaiian cuisine. Date: Time: Instructor: Fee:

4 Mons, Mar 31-Apr 21 6-9 pm Deb Kahana $79 for all 3 classes (no additional discounts) Limit: 25

Intermediate Conversational Spanish

With some experience in the Spanish language, it is time now to take your abilities to the next level. Learn to express a broad range of ideas in Spanish and add color to your vocabulary with intermediate conversational skills. Dates: 6 Tues, Apr 1-May 6 Time: 7-9 pm Instructor: Sam Adamek Fee: $79 Limit: 30

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With the number of Spanish speakers expanding worldwide, the Spanish language and culture are increasingly important and useful for both personal and business success. No matter if you desire to speak Spanish for your job, school, or just for fun, this course will help you gain conversational skills and begin to think in new ways.

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Visit three world-class cities (Beijing, Hong Kong, Shenzhen), listen and converse with Chinese business experts, visit corporations and cultural/historical sites (e.g., Great Wall, Forbidden City). All expenses (including international airfare, admission tickets, and meals) are included. Dates: May 18-Jun 1 Instructor: Professor Jamie Wang Fee: $3,950 Location: China – Beijing, Hong Kong, and Shenzhen

To register for this event, please contact Professor Wang at wangz@uwp.edu.

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Grammar for ESL

If English is your second language, this course will teach you the principles you’ll need to succeed. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Writing for ESL

Learn how to write English more effectively to succeed in college and at work. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Conversational Japanese

Whether you want to learn conversational Japanese for travel or just for fun, you’ll find this course makes it easy and enjoyable for beginners to master the essentials of the Japanese language. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Beginning Conversational French

Discover how easy it can be to learn common words and phrases for both leisure and business. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

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Music New Beginning Harp

Have you always wanted to try playing the harp? Now you can! 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. Dates: 6 Tues, Feb 4-Mar 11 Time: 7-8:30 pm Instructor: Anne Hambrock Fee: $79 Limit: 8 Supplies: 3-ring binder with staff paper and lined loose-leaf paper, pens, and pencils

Beginning Guitar

Enjoy an introduction to acoustic guitar styles. No experience required. Dates: 6 Weds, Feb 12-Mar 19 Time: 6-7:30 pm Instructor: Melissa Lawrence Fee: $79 Limit: 12 Supplies: Guitar

Songwriting

Dream of writing your own song? Learn the basics of crafting a song. Experiment with different styles, genres of songwriting, and ways to challenge your writer’s block. Ability to play an instrument and read music is required. Instruments are encouraged but not required. Dates: 6 Weds, Feb 12-Mar 19 Time: 7:30-8:30 pm Instructor: Melissa Lawrence Fee: $69 Limit: 12 Supplies: Ability to take notes Optional: “Songwriting for Dummies,” rhyming dictionary

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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 “multi-tracking.” Playing his own invention “The Trident,” Grassel shows how contemporary musicians have expanded these 60-year old ideas into modern music. Date: Tuesday, Feb 25 Time: 7-9 pm Instructor: Jack Grassel Fee: $29 Limit: 30

Music of 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. Dates: 6 Tues, Apr 1-May 6 Time: 7-9 pm Instructor: Jack Grassel Fee: $79 Limit: 30

Continuing Guitar

Build upon Beginning Guitar with continued work on chording and strumming, and supplemental emphasis on fiddle tunes and tablature. Dates: 6 Weds, Apr 2-May 7 Time: 6:7:30 pm Instructor: Melissa Lawrence Fee: $79 Limit: 12

Online Introduction to Guitar

Music Made Easy

Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Master basic guitar skills and become the musician you have always wanted to be.

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Learn the fundamentals of music theory. Be able to read, write, and play simple music.

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Dream Awareness – A Journey in Self-Discovery

You are the creator of your dreams. Explore the symbols you create and the information that is available to you. Learn how to recall, record, and interpret your dreams – the source of helpful material for your daily life.

Valentine’s Massage Class for Couples

Bring your sweetheart, friend, or intimate to share learning the gift of massage with a loving touch. Allow your body, mind, and spirit to gently acquire the skills on how to ease and reduce stiffness, pain, and stress levels. Discover that massage can be as relaxing to give as it is to receive. Date: Time: Instructor: Fee: Limit: Supplies:

Friday, Feb 14 5:30-8:30 pm Mercedes Dzindzeleta $69 couple (no additional discount) 9 couples Each couple is to bring two (2) full-size pillows and a thick comforter or sleeping bag to class.

You’re on the Air – How to Really Make it in VoiceOvers!

With talented voices like Morgan Freeman, Glenn Close, and Alec Baldwin in commercials, film, and TV, one would think it is impossible to break into the voice-over industry. We beg to differ! This course focuses on a new and exciting way to navigate the competition and turn your voice-overs into a thriving full or part-time business. Practice recording and analyzing your results, and discuss voice-over opportunities, operations, potential, and the all-important “demo.” Date: Monday, Feb 17 Time: 7-9 pm Instructor: Bill Sleeper Fee: $39 Limit: 40

Learn effective and proven basic survival techniques of self-defense. Practice physical karate techniques and the psychological strategies of defending yourself. Learn how to observe your surroundings and become aware of a potential threat. Increase your chances of successfully defending yourself from an attack. Principles of self-defense will be discussed and demonstrated in class. Women only. Dates: 4 Tues, Feb 25-Mar 18 Time: 6-7 pm Instructor: Beau Bosovich Fee: $49 Limit: 10 Supplies: Comfortable clothes (no shorts) and athletic shoes

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Becoming aware of your surroundings is a learned talent. Take time out of your busy day to practice skills that train you to recognize and react to danger. Learn the mental and emotional side of selfdefense. Dates: 3 Weds, Mar 5-19 Time: 7-9 pm Instructor: Deb Kahana Fee: $69 Limit: 20

New Moments in History – WWII Germans and Austrians Fighting FOR England

Learn the incredible history of the No. 10 Commando Third Troop, the war’s only international combat unit. See original artifacts used by British Army and Commandos in WWII. Hear the stories of escape from German occupation to avoid death for their Jewish faith only to be put in POW camps in Canada and then recruited as commandos to be part of the demise of the Third Reich. Date: Thursday, Apr 24 Time: 7-9 pm Instructor: Carl Bogar Fee: $29 Limit: 30

Resolving Conflicts – Creating Harmony

Does “fear” of what might happen cause you to avoid conflicts? Do you hesitate expressing your point of view? Are you quiet in personal or working relationships when your view opposes others? Discover successful techniques to create harmony for yourself and others. Dates: 2 Tues Mar 4-11 Time: 6:30-8:30 pm Instructor: Louise Bucko Fee: $49 Limit: 20

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New Prayers for Meditation and Healing

Learn how your favorite prayers or scriptures can produce reenergizing and healing meditations. After just three minutes of prayer, you may lower your blood pressure, heart rate, muscle tension, and other symptoms associated with stress and illness. Discover how to have regular religious or spiritual experiences associated with profound inner peace and personal transformation. A handout with 10 prayer meditations helps you start your personal practice. Because of the unique nature of uniting with God, members of all faiths and religions are welcome to attend this non-denominational prayer, meditation, and healing class. Date: Tuesday, Mar 18 Time: 6-9 pm Instructor: Jay Stone Fee: $39 Limit: 25

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Personal Enrichment Mini Courses

Dates: 4 Thurs, Feb 6-27 Time: 6:30-8:30 pm Instructor: Louise Bucko Fee: $79 Limit: 20

Self-Defense for Women

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About 43% of the U.S. adult population has been exposed to alcoholism in the family; if we include other drug addiction, the number of those affected is even higher. Sadly, this disease of addiction is chronic, progressive, and, without intervention, lethal. We want to help, but all the tactics we think of backfire. We don’t want to “enable,” but what does that even mean? What can be done to improve the situation when an adult in the family is in active addiction? Date: Wednesday, Mar 19 Time: 6-9 pm Instructor: Guida Brown Fee: $39 Limit: 20

Mirror, Mirror of the World

The external world can teach us about hidden aspects of ourselves that we can’t see directly. All the people and events in our lives are reflecting information back to us about ourselves. By understanding the messages being mirrored, you can develop a new significant tool for effectively living your life, and discover for yourself your own Inner Gifts. Dates: 4 Tues, Apr 1-24 Time: 6:30-8:30 pm Instructor: Louise Bucko Fee: $79 Limit: 20

New Breaking the Chains of Codependency

Loving a person who is addicted to alcohol and/or other drugs is hard. Most of us never learn how to take care of ourselves amidst the chaos. Learn to define and recognize your own codependency, how to establish healthy boundaries, recovery and relapse and how they go together, self-care, and positive communication skills. Dates: 6 Weds, Apr 2-May 14 (no class Apr 23) Time: 7-8:30 pm Instructor: Guida Brown Fee: $79 Limit: 10

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How to Properly Preserve Your Family Heirlooms

Date: Wednesday, Apr 2 Time: 6-8:30 pm Instructor: Mercedes Dzindzeleta Fee: $29 Limit: 20 Supplies: Notebook or journal

Date: Saturday, Apr 19 Time: 9 am-1 pm Instructor: Carl Bogar Fee: $49 Limit: 20

What words do you say to yourself? How do you speak about yourself? How we speak/talk to ourselves is important. The only person who can really love you, is YOU! Words affect your body, your mind, and your health. Become healthier and happier with your new internal conversations. Start to enhance your processing of the words spoken. Become AWARE of your words!

Women’s Self Defense

Learn defense moves while getting fit and having fun! You don’t need muscles or high kicks to defend yourself. Your instructor is an 8th Degree Master Black Belt and will show you how to protect yourself. Women only. Dates: 3 Weds, Apr 2-16 Time: 7-9 pm Instructor: Deb Kahana Fee: $69 Limit: 20

Researching a Loved One’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. See common artifacts that family members may possess, and how to read and understand the information these artifacts provide. Date: Saturday, Apr 12 Time: 9 am – 1 pm Instructor: Carl Bogar Fee: $49 Limit: 20

Living Well on Less

Discover how to navigate the grocery store to save both time and money. While you will focus for a few minutes on couponing, the emphasis of the class will be on how to live well on less, regardless of if you use coupons. Date: Tuesday, Apr 15 Time: 7-8:30 pm Instructor: Judy Williams Fee: $19 Limit: 20

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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.

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New I Can’t Make It Stop! What CAN We Do for Adults With Addictions Whom We Love?

Date: Monday, Apr 28 Time: 6-9 pm Instructor: Deb Kahana Fee: $39 Limit: 30

Frugal Living Through the Year … a Month by Month Guide

Discover how to break frugal living down into monthly segments so you can prepare to maintain a frugal lifestyle. Each month has its own unique “frugal footprint” that affords us ways to save money, save time, and live more simply. Learn how to plan in advance to get the most frugality out of each month. Date: Tuesday, May 6 Time: 7-8:30 pm Instructor: Judy Williams Fee: $19 Limit: 15

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Achieving Success with Difficult People

Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Assisting Aging Parents

Be prepared to handle the challenges you and your parents will face in the coming years, while learning to cherish the transition. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Genealogy Basics

Learn where to look, who to contact, and how to use research tools to begin an exciting and fascinating exploration of your roots. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Get Assertive!

Find out how you can stop others from intimidating you or treating you poorly. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Handling Medical Emergencies

Every second counts during a medical emergency. Learn how to respond if someone needs your help. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Interpersonal Communication

Become aware of the conscious and unconscious codes of meaning we send when communicating with others. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Lost for words? Don’t be! Learn to build rapport, trust, warmth, and respect through conversation. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Leadership

Gain the respect and admiration of others, exert more control over your destiny, and enjoy success in your professional and personal life.

Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Managing Life as a Single Parent

Get the insights, resources, strategies, and support every single mom and dad needs for doing the toughest job on earth — parenting children on your own. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Marriage and Relationships: Keys to Success

Getting married is just the first step! Learn how to build a solid foundation for a healthy partnership that will last far beyond “I do.” Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Navigating Divorce

Learn how to navigate the legal, financial, emotional, and interpersonal waters of the divorce process, and emerge grounded and healthy. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Write Your Life Story

Learn how to create and distribute an inspirational and professional autobiography for family, friends, and others. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Bucket List?

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Learn how to have more successful relationships with difficult bosses, co-workers, students, neighbors, or relatives.

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Photography

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Amateur Photography Certificate 3

Hobbyists, dedicated amateurs, and aspiring professionals will develop skills in the use of digital cameras and editing software. Gain handson knowledge from an experienced professional through a structured curriculum and field experiences. Develop your eye for composition. Learn how to use exposure and light to make the photos you envision. Understand how to operate your digital camera. Know how and when to use flash. Get creative using Photoshop to edit your photos. Whether you want to take great vacation photos, preserve family memories, document important milestones, capture the beauty of nature, share your world through social media, or catch the gleam in a child’s eye, you will gain the confidence and skills you need to improve your pictures! Dates:

Mons/Weds, Feb 5-May 7 (no class week of Mar 23-29) Time: 7-9 pm Instructor: Mike Bisom Limit: 10 Fee: $629 (ends Jan 26) /$699 (after Jan 26). No additional discount. Supplies: Bring your digital camera. Classes meet Mondays and Wednesdays, plus two field experiences.

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? Black and white conversion? Layers? 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. Access to a computer or laptop (sorry no iPads) is needed to be able to practice outside of class.

Dates: 6 Mons, Feb 10-Mar 17 Time: 7-9 pm Instructor: Mike Bisom Fee: $99. No additional discount. Limit: 10 Supplies: Basic computer skills required. Access to a computer that has Photoshop or can download Photoshop Elements or GIMP.

Digital Camera Basics

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. Dates: 5 Weds, Feb 5-Mar 5 Time: 7-9 pm Instructor: Mike Bisom Fee: $99. No additional discount. Limit: 10 Supplies: Digital Camera

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Sporting Event Field Experience

Attend a UW-Parkside Men’s Basketball game and explore what you can do to get the best photographs possible. In this live, hands-on class you will develop skills for better images. Suitable images may be selected to be featured on the UW-Parkside website, in social media, or in marketing materials. Meet the instructor at the main entrance of the Student Activity Center (SAC) at 6:30 pm. Game begins at 7:30 pm. Date: Thursday, Feb 20 Time: 6:30-9:30 pm Instructor: Mike Bisom Fee: $59. No additional discount. Limit: 6 Supplies: Bring SLR camera and flash

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Advanced Digital Camera

Interested in taking your photography beyond Digital Camera Basics course? 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 SLRs, but the principles learned can apply to any camera with manual controls. Dates: 6 Weds, Mar 12-Apr 23 (no class Mar 26) Times: 7-9 pm Instructor: Mike Bisom Fee: $99. No additional discount. Limit: 15 Supplies: Bring your digital camera.

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.

Dates: 2 Mons, Mar 31-Apr 7 Time: 7-9 pm Instructor: Mike Bisom Fee: $59. No additional discount. Limit: 15

Wedding Tips and Tricks

Thinking of photographing a friend’s wedding? Get an overview of what it takes to photograph a wedding and cover different equipment, including cameras, lenses, flashes, and postprocessing a wedding. “Walk-through” (in class, no field trips) a typical wedding day by offering tips and tricks for successfully photographing a wedding. You should be familiar with how an exposure is recorded. Dates: 3 Tues, Apr 1-15 Time: 7-9 pm Instructor: Mike Bisom Fee: $69. No additional discount. Limit: 20

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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. Study techniques that can freeze action with slow shutter speeds! This is a hands-on class, so bring your camera!

Macro and Light Painting Photography

In this one-night hands-on class, experiment with macro and light painting techniques. Macro photography is simply photography very close up allowing us life size or in some cases even larger images of our subjects. Light painting is an exciting technique that allows you to photograph almost any stationary subject in a new way. You will need a basic understanding of their cameras, light and exposure. A tripod for your camera is required. Date: Tuesday, Apr 22 Time: 7-9 pm Instructor: Mike Bisom Fee: $49. No additional discount. Limit: 10 Supplies: Camera and Tripod

Petrified Springs Photography Field Experience

Hands on trip with your camera to Petrified Springs Park. “Pets” offers a host of photographic opportunities and a field trip to Pets allows you to put to work some of what you have learned in other classes in a real world hands-on setting. Date: Sunday, Apr 27 Time: 3-5 pm Instructor: Mike Bisom Fee: $49. No additional discount. Limit: 6 Supplies: Bring your digital camera Note: Meet in first parking lot right off of Highway A, east of Green Bay Road. On the right-hand side as you first enter Pets.

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! Dates: 2 Mons, Apr 28-May 5 Time: 7-9 pm Instructor: Mike Bisom Fee: $59. No additional discount. Limit: 15 Supplies: Three images for critique

Portrait Lighting Studio Field Experience

In this hands-on class you will set up a portrait shot in the studio, experiment with basic lighting principles using actual studio strobes and various light modifiers, basic lighting patterns, and learn some tips for posing subjects. Although you will be in a studio setting with studio lights, these principles apply to any portrait situation. You should have basic knowledge of your camera, lighting, and exposure prior to this class. Space is very limited.

Writing

Online Write Fiction Like a Pro

An author teaches you how professional writers use story outlines to structure any type of story. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Travel Writing

Profit from your experiences in exotic lands (or your own backyard) by learning how to write and sell travel articles and books. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Writing for Children

A published children’s author shows you how to touch the hearts of children by creating books for them. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

Date: Wednesday, Apr 30 Time: 7-9 pm Instructor: Mike Bisom Fee: $49. No additional discount. Limit: 6

Online Noncredit Online Course registration is online only: www.uwp.edu/go/ccp. Click on Online Courses & Certificates to view all online offering.

Travel Photography for the Digital Photographer

Learn the tricks and techniques digital photographers need to capture scenes from around the world and bring them home. Begins first Wednesday of each month Fee: $99

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Dates: 2 Mons, Apr 14-21 Time: 7-9 pm Instructor: Mike Bisom Fee: $49. No additional discount. Limit: 15 Supplies: Camera and flash

Composition: The Art of Better Photos

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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.

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For more information about certificate programs and admission, please visit our website (www.uwp.edu) or call 262-595-2355. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Art History Coaching Community-Based Learning Conflict Analysis and Resolution Cyber Security Entrepreneurship Film Studies Fitness Geographic Information Systems (GIS) Gerontology Global Skills Leadership Mental Health (PDF) Museum Studies (PDF) Piano Pedagogy and Literature Professional Writing Program Evaluation Project Management Spanish for Professionals Sport Management Sustainable Enterprise Management Certificate 8 Sustainable Management Science Certificate 8 Unix System Administration World Wide Web Publishing

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Whether you want to take great vacation photos, preserve family memories, document important milestones, capture the beauty of nature, or share your world through social media, this certificate gives you the confidence and skills you need to improve your pictures!

Noncredit Certificate Programs The Center for Community Partnerships offers a wide variety of noncredit certificate programs. Below is a list of our spring/summer 2014 offerings. • • • • • • • • • • • • • •

Questions? Call 262-595-3340 Email ccpinfo@uwp.edu

Amateur Photography Certificate, see Page 30 8 Certificate in Complementary and Alternative Medicina, see Page 2 8 www.uwp.edu/go/ccp Certificate in End of Life Care, see Page 3 8 Certificate in Gerontology, see Page 3 8 Certificate in Healthy Aging, see Page 2 8 Certificate in Holistic and Integrative Health, see Page 3 8 Certificate in Integrative Mental Health, see Page 3 8 Certificate in Optimal Health Environments, see Page 3 8 Certificate in Pain Assessment & Management, see Page 3 8 NCDS Career Development Facilitator (CDF) Certificate, see Page 6 Project Management Online Certificate - Intensive Track, see Page 8 8 Social Media Manager Certificate, see Page 7 8 Social Media Manager Specialist, see Page 7 8 Solution Focused Business Professional Certificate, see Page 9 8

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ONLINE NONCREDIT COURSES & CERTIFICATES CONTINUING PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION The Center for Community Partnerships offers a wide variety of online noncredit courses and certificate programs to fit your needs for professional development and personal enrichment at a time that is convenient for you. With more online noncredit courses and certificates than we can fit on this page, you are sure to find what suits you listed in this catalog or on our website.

PERSONAL ENRICHMENT Computer Advanced Microsoft Excel Intermediate Microsoft Access Intro to Microsoft Access Introduction to Microsoft Excel Introduction to Microsoft Publisher

Food and Drink Luscious, Low-Fat, Lightning-Quick Meals Secrets of the Caterer Healthful Living Introduction to Natural Health and Healing Garden Start Your Own Edible Garden

Music Music Made Easy Personal Growth Achieving Success with Difﬁcult People Keys to Effective Communication Strategies to Defuse Explosive Situations Photography Travel Photography for the Digital Photographer

Certiﬁcate Preparation LEED AP + BD&C LEED for Existing Buildings: Operations + Maintenance Exam Prep LEED Green Associate Exam Preparation Computer & Web Computer Skills for the Workplace Designing Effective Websites Introduction to Java Programming Introduction to PC Security Macintosh, iPhone, and iPad Programming Social Media Manager Certiﬁcate

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Language and Culture Beginning Conversational French Conversational Japanese Grammar for ESL Writing for ESL

Career Development Efficiencies in Paratransit Scheduling and Dispatching Empowering Project Teams: Facilitating Collaboration Estimating, Scheduling, and Managing Project Performance Explore a Career as a Pharmacy Technician Fleet Management Fundamentals of Public Transportation Lean Six Sigma Yellow Belt Project Management Foundations Solution-Focused Business Professional Certificate Strategies to Defuse Explosive Situations Twelve Steps to a Successful Job Search Workforce Development Certificate: Blazing the Pathway

Certificate Programs

Finance & Retirement Real Estate Investing Real Estate Investing II: Financing Your Property The Analysis and Valuation of Stocks

Behavioral Health & Human Services Beyond Basics: Learning Solution-Focused Brief Therapy Certificate in End of Life Care Certificate in Gerontology Certificate in Integrative Mental Health Compassion Fatigue Counseling Contemporary Multiple Heritage Couples, Individuals, and Families Couples Counselor Training Social Work Ethics and Boundaries Solution-Focused Brief Therapy Stress, Health & Productivity Trauma Counseling 1

Entrepreneurship Growing Plants for Fun and Profit Start and Operate Your Own Home-Based Business Start Your Own Consulting Practice Nonprofit Development Becoming a Grant Writing Consultant Marketing Your Nonprofit Starting a Nonprofit Youth Development & Mentoring Foundations in Afterschool and Youth Development WMELS Workshop Youth Work in Out-Of-Home Care

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Campus Events Experience Day

“Contemporary Ceramics”

Mar 21

Dates: Mar 17-Jul 18 Location: Fine Arts Gallery, D1 level of the “Rita”

Prospective students can get a uniquely in-depth college visit during our Experience Day. Students tour the campus and gain hands-on experience with our learning facilities. They can also meet faculty and explore the variety of academic opportunities at Parkside.

ADMISSIONS EVENTS Visit Day en Español

Spanish speaking students and their families will get all their questions about getting into college answered. During the session, we will cover the admissions process, financial aid, and how to succeed as a college student. Sessions will be presented in both English and Spanish. Date: Time:

Feb 8 8 am-2 pm

Saturday Information Session Our Saturday info sessions are a fantastic way to learn all about the UW-Parkside experience! Come and tour the beautiful campus, talk to an admissions counselor, meet some of our students and get all your questions about college answered. Dates: Times:

Feb 15, Mar 15, Apr 12, May 3 8 am-1 pm

Multicultural Open House

Learn about the many campus organizations and resources at Parkside that support students from diverse backgrounds. We will also provide prospective students with information on the admissions process, financial aid, and how to successfully transition to college from high school. Date: Time:

Mar 5 8 am-2 pm

Transfer Info 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. Mar 8

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GALLERIES EXHIBITION “Branding Creativity, an Exhibition by Plaid Tuba”

Created by Wisconsin-based creative professionals, Plaid Tuba demonstrates how creativity is a brand’s best asset. Partnering with local companies, this exhibition brings new artistic depth to various industries and illustrates how the creative professional is vital to every business. Dates: Location:

Jan 15-Mar 5 Fine Arts Gallery, D1 level of the “Rita”

“Figure Studies”

This exhibit highlights “Two Nudes with Oak Stool and Canvas,” a lithograph by noted realist artist Philip Pearlstein. In the UW-Parkside collection, our artists present their own figure studies. Images in the exhibition invite discussion of the cultural meaning of sexuality, censorship, violence, and abstraction. Curated by Kenosha artist and business owner Chet Griffith. Dates: Location:

Feb 4-Mar 23 UW-Parkside Foundation Gallery, D1 level of “Rita”

“Plein Air Painting at Parkside by the Racine Art Guild”

In the rich tradition of outdoor painting, the Racine Art Guild members and friends of the guild capture the diverse beauty, changing light, and color of the campus and surrounding park lands in the medium of their choice. Juried by Lisa Marie Barber, chair, associate professor of art at UW-Parkside. Dates: Location:

Feb 4-May 18 E. H. Mathis Gallery in the theatre lobby

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Enjoy contemporary ceramic artwork by members of the National Council of Education for the Ceramic Arts. The exhibition coincides with their Milwaukee Conference March 19-23.

“Juried Student Show”

Dates: Mar 31-Apr 23 Location: UW-Parkside Foundation Gallery, D1 level of the “Rita”

“Art Department Senior Exhibitions”

Art Department graduating seniors exhibit their work. Dates: Location:

Apr 26-May 19 UW-Parkside Foundation Gallery, D1 level of the “Rita”

24th Annual Summer Arts & Crafts Festival

Sponsored by the UW-Parkside Music Department. Proceeds benefit the UWParkside Music Scholarship Fund. Date:

Saturday, Jun 28

FOREIGN FILM SERIES

Featuring critically acclaimed films from around the world, the UW-Parkside Foreign Film Series is entering its 32nd consecutive season. Nowhere else in Wisconsin can movie lovers see films of this quality at such a great value. For more information, visit www.uwp.edu and search for “foreign films” or call 262-595-2307.

I Wish

Two young brothers separated by divorce plot a miraculous reunion. 2012 Asian-Pacific Film Festival: Best Director. (Japan, 2011) Dir: Hirokazu Kore-eda. Japanese language. Dates:

Jan 23-26

The Impossible

Inspired by actual events surrounding the tsunami that devastated the Pacific Basin in the winter of 2004, this drama details one family’s incredible fight for survival. 2013 Goya Awards (Spain’s “Oscars”): Best Director, Best Special Effects, Best Editing, Best Sound. (Spain, 2012) Dir: Juan Antonio Bayona. Dates:

Feb 6-9

Sister

Living on society’s fringe, a conflicted young boy supports his sister by stealing in a wealthy ski resort. 2013 Swiss Film Prize: Best Film, Best Actor, Best Screenplay. (France/Switzerland, 2012) Dir: Ursula Meier. Dates:

Feb 20-23

Searching For Sugar Man

A true modern music mystery surrounded Sixto Rodriguez, an early 1970s next-big-thing whose career fizzled in the U.S. before he became an underground superstar in apartheid-era South Africa. 2013 Academy Awards: Best Documentary. (Sweden/UK, 2012) Dir: Malik Bendjelloul. Dates:

Mar 6-9

The Intouchables

This a portrait of intimacy between two men, one an opera-loving quadriplegic and the other his caretaker, a vulgar Senegalese immigrant. 2012 Wisconsin Film Festival: Audience Award — Best Narrative Feature. (France, 2011) Dirs: Olivier Nakache and Eric Toledan. Dates:

Mar 20-23

A Royal Affair

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Apr 3-6

FreshINK SERIES

Free staged-reading of today’s most important new plays.

Why Torture is Wrong, and the People Who Love Them by Christopher Durang

An octogenarian couple finds their love put to the ultimate test when one of them suffers a stroke and the other must assume the role of the caretaker in this compassionate yet unsentimental drama. 2013 Academy Awards: Best Foreign Language Film. (France/ Germany/Austria, 2012) Dir: Michael Haneke.

Featuring faculty and student recitals and ensembles. For more information regarding Noon Performances: www. uwp.edu, 262-595-2564.

THEATRE ARTS PERFORMANCES How I Learned to Drive

by Paula Vogel In this Pulitzer Prize-winning memory play that is at once funny, disturbing and poetic, Li’l Bit looks back on her complicated relationship with her uncle. [For mature audiences.]

Dates & Times: Mar 7, 8, 13, 14, & 15 at 7:30 pm Mar 14 at 10 am Mar 16 at 2 pm Location: Black Box Theatre Cost: $18 Adults $14 Seniors & UW-P staff $10 Students

By the author of “Beyond Therapy” and “Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike,” this disturbing and hilarious new black-comedy pokes fun at violence, masculinity, and America’s national “insecurity.” Date & Time: Feb 21 & 22, 7:30 pm Feb 23, 2 pm Location: Studio A, in the “Rita” Cost: FREE!

MUSIC CONCERTS & RECITALS UW-Parkside Orchestras Date & Time:

Mar 8, Apr 26, 7:30 pm

UW-Parkside Wind Ensemble and Community Band Date & Time: Mar 20, May 8, 7:30 pm

UW-Parkside Choirs

Amour

Dates:

Location: Student Center Cinema Cost: The series is available by season subscription only. Patrons = $27; Senior citizens/ Students = $25; tax included Tickets: Online www.uwp.edu, search “tickets” Mail Download an order form at www.uwp.edu, search for “Foreign Films” Phone 262-595-2307 In person At the UW-P Concierge located in the Student Center

Free Weekday Noon Performances

Date & Time: Apr 27, May 11, 3:30 pm

UW-Parkside Opera Performance Date & Time: Date & Time:

Apr 12, 7:30 pm Apr 13, 3:30 pm

The Taming of the Shrew

by William Shakespeare In Shakespeare’s famous and funny battle of the sexes, Kate and Petruchio face it out in the streets of Padua ... but who will tame whom?

Dates & Times: May 2, 3, 8, 9, & 10 at 7:30 pm May 9 at 10 am May 11 at 2 pm Location: Main Stage Theatre Cost $18 Adults $14 Seniors & UW-P staff $10 Students

Apr 24-27

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A young queen’s love affair with her physician results in a revolution that changes a nation. 2012 Berlin International Film Festival: Silver Berlin Bear — Best Actor, Best Screenplay. (Denmark, 2012) Dir: Nikolaj Arcel.

For all Foreign Films: Day: Time: Thursdays 7:30 pm Fridays 7:30 pm Saturdays 5 pm & 8 pm Sundays 2 pm & 5 pm

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VISITING ARTIST SERIES

Legends of Tin Pan Alley

Come along on a fascinating journey back in time to the streets of New York City in the early 1900s where Tin Pan Alley was born with award-winning folk singer, storyteller, and comedian “Lil Rev.” Recently voted Wisconsin’s best folk singer, Lil Rev will perform classic tunes and tell the captivating stories with his ‘one man band’ using guitar, mandolin, banjo, and harmonica. Audiences will sing along, clap, laugh, and maybe even shed a tear or two during this musical travelogue that keeps you mesmerized from beginning to end. Date & Time: Location: Tickets:

Sunday, Jan 12 at 2 pm Bedford Hall $20 General admission $18 Seniors & UW-P staff $10 Students

Michael Feldman’s Whad’ya Know?

Live Public Radio Broadcast Fans of Michael Feldman’s hit public radio program “Whad’ya Know?” will not want to miss this rare opportunity to be a part of this live radio program that will be broadcast from UW-Parkside to over 260 stations internationally. This zany two-hour comedy show features Feldman along with the “Whad’Ya Know?” Trio, surprise guests and musical performers, and many regular (or irregular!) interactive audience “bits” including “All the News That Isn’t’’ the “Whad’Ya Know?” quiz, “Town of the Week,” and “Thanks for the Memos.” Don’t miss this rare opportunity to be a part of this live broadcast from the Rita. Date & Time: Location: Tickets:

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BrassWorks Quintet

BrassWorks Quintet has been dazzling audiences since 1983, including a nationally broadcast concert on the WFMT Chicago network, and side-byside performances with the Canadian Brass in Wisconsin tour performances. Led by UW-Parkside’s own Mark Eichner, BrassWorks concerts feature something for everyone – inspiring classical selections ranging from Bach to Bernstein, and toe-tapping selections from Tin Pan Alley, Broadway musicals, and jazz. Date & Time: Location: Tickets:

February 15 at 7:30 pm Bedford Hall $20 general admission $18 seniors & UW-P staff $10 students

UW-PARKSIDE COMMUNITY BAND The UW-Parkside Community Band is an Outreach program of the UW-Parkside Music Department. Adult instrumentalists are invited to participate on a no credit - no fee basis. University credit is also available. A commitment to practice and regular rehearsal attendance is expected. Call or email 262/595-2438 or eichner@ uwp.edu before attending a rehearsal. New members are welcome at the beginning of each concert cycle.

Dates & Times: Feb 6-May 8, 7-9:15 pm Cost: No fee Location: CART D-184

PUBLIC SPEAKING NIGHT

Public Speaking Nights: The Ultimate Competition Date & Time: Location:

May 1, 7 pm Student Center Cinema

ATHLETIC EVENTS East of the River

New York City’s “East of the River” music ensemble was founded by internationally renowned recorder players Nina Stern and Daphna Mor. The project explores haunting and virtuosic melodies from the traditional repertoires of the Balkans, Armenia, and the Middle East, as well as gems of the Medieval European classical repertory. The music is arranged and interpreted by musicians whose musical backgrounds include Classical, Jazz, and World music. This internationally-acclaimed group is sponsored in part by our collaboration with Milwaukee’s Early Music Now Series. Date & Time: Location: Tickets:

Friday, Mar 14 at 7:30 pm Bedford Hall $20 General admission $18 Seniors & UW-P staff $10 Students

Saturday, Feb 1 at 9 am Main Stage Theatre $30 General admission $27 Seniors & UW-P staff $25 Students

Men’s Basketball Home Schedule

Date Time Jan 3 7:30 pm Jan 5 3:00 pm Jan 20 7:30 pm Jan 23 7:30 pm Jan 25 3:00 pm

Opponent Quincy University Truman St. University Lewis University Bellarmine University University of Southern Indiana Feb 6 7:30 pm William Jewell College Feb 8 3:00 pm Rockhurst University (Alumni Day) Feb 20 7:30 pm McKendree University Feb 22 3:00 pm University of IllinoisSpringfield (Senior Day) Location: DeSimone Gymnasium Cost: $5

2014 Parkside Men’s Basketball Golf Outing & Dinner

Join us for a day of fun, food, and golf; catching-up with friends; and meeting new ones. Cost includes: 18 holes of golf, cart, lunch, dinner, gift, hole prizes, exciting prize raffle, and auction. Please contact 262-595-2468 for more information. Date:

Center for Community Partnerships

July 2014

Welcome to Adventures in Lifelong Learning! We are a group of mostly retired people who love to learn and provide many educational opportunities. Join us for: Lectures | Classes | Cultural Explorations Day Trips | Focus Groups Annual dues are $40. For further information, the ALL newsletter, and calendar of events, visit our website www.uwp.edu and search for “ALL” or call 262-595-2793.

Adventures in Lifelong Learning A partnership with UW-Parkside’s Center for Community Partnerships

900 Wood Road | Kenosha, WI 53144 | 262-595-2793

ENRICHING MINDS, CHANGING LIVES Forty-five years ago, founding chancellor Irvin Wyllie set a strong and relevant course: “The University of Wisconsin-Parkside has been and will continue to be a learning community that enriches minds, changes lives, and brightens futures.”

You can make a difference. The goal of the “Enriching Minds, Changing Lives” campaign is to double the amount of scholarship funds available by 2016 and close that gap.

Karen Moreno Accounting Frank and Corinne Petretti Scholarship Eric Koester Fitness Management Fitness Management Major Scholarship

Give now and support student success by calling:

262-595-2006 University of Wisconsin-Parkside Foundation PO Box 2000 Kenosha, WI 53141-2000

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Last year alone, the university saw a 127% increase in qualified students applying for academic-based scholarships. Unfortunately, only 18% were able to receive an award.

FAQs

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Registration

Preregistration and payment is required ahead of time for all Center for Community Partnerships events unless otherwise noted. Register online at www.uwp.edu/go/ccp, by calling 262-595-3340, or through the specific contact information provided with the event description when applicable. When registering, please be sure to include your correct phone number and email address so updates to events can be communicated to you if needed. If you plan to mail a registration form with payment, be sure you do so at least two weeks before the start of the event for processing.

Cancelations/Refunds

A full refund is issued to participants if the university cancels an event for any reason. You may also choose to cancel your registration at least five business days prior to the start of an event for a refund of event fee, minus a $5 processing fee. No refunds will be issued if notice is not provided at least five business days prior to the event.

Weather Cancelation

Events follow the university policy if there is inclement weather. When UW-Parkside classes are canceled, events will be canceled as well. Please check our website at www.uwp.edu or call our information line at 262-595-2307. News of UW-Parkside closures will also air on television and radio. For specific event questions due to weather, you may also call us at 262-595-3340.

Where to Find Your Course

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 by phone and/or email. It is very important that you provide this contact information when you register. You can also confirm your event location by calling 262-595-3340 the day of the event.

Special Accommodations

The University of Wisconsin-Parkside is committed to providing access, equal opportunity, and reasonable accommodation in its services, programs activities, education, and employment for individuals with disabilities. To request disability accommodations, contact the Center for Community Partnerships at least eight weeks in advance at: 262-595-3340 (V), 262-595-2513 (FAX) or email ccpinfo@uwp.edu. Requests are kept confidential. If you have food allergies or restrictions of any kind, and are attending an event involving food, we encourage you to call ahead for menus.

Assumption of Risk

Certain events may have inherent risks depending on the event topic. In such cases, a note will be included in the event description. If you register for an event with a possible risk, you will be asked to sign and return a waiver.

Parking

When parking on the UW-Parkside campus there are three lots available for general parking: Student Center, the Rita, and Tallent Hall. Parking instructions will be noted in the communication you will receive after you have registered. If you have any questions about parking, please contact us at 262-595-3340.

Course Proposals

If you are interested in teaching a course, visit our website and submit a proposal: www.uwp.edu/go/ccp.

Stay Informed

Join our mailing list. Find us on Facebook! www.facebook.com/uwpccp. Connect with us on LinkedIn! Search for “UW-Parkside Center for Community Partnerships.”

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How to Enroll

Mail

Enrolling is quick and easy! Select the option most convenient for you.

UW-Parkside Center for Community Partnerships 900 Wood Road P.O. Box 2000 Kenosha, WI 53144

Online www.uwp.edu/go/ccp

In-Person (advanced registration only)

Phone 262-595-3340

UW-Parkside Center for Community Partnerships Tallent Hall 8:00 am-4:30 pm

Ask us a question at ccpinfo@uwp.edu

Registration Form

Noncredit Online Course registration is online only: www.uwp.edu/go/ccp. Click on Online Courses & Certificates to view all online offerings.

For Office Use Only: Date Received: __________________________________________

Date Entered: ____________________________________

Confirmation Sent: _______________________________________ *Payment must accompany all registrations and by mailed at least two weeks before the start of the course for processing.

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Address: ______________________________________________ City/State/Zip: ____________________________________________ Home Phone: _________________________________________ Work/Cell Phone: ___________________________________________ Email: _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ (Print clearly. Event confirmation and information will be sent to this email address.)

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Directions, Parking, Map Directions

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The University of Wisconsin-Parkside is located in the Town of Somers, Kenosha County, minutes away from downtown Kenosha and downtown Racine. From Highway 31/Green Bay Road, turn east on County Highway E and continue 1.5 miles to 30th Avenue/ Wood Road, turn north. From Highway 32/Sheridan Road/Racine Street, turn west on County Highway E and continue 1.5 miles to 30th Avenue/Wood Road, turn north. From Chicago or Milwaukee on Interstate 94, take County Highway E east 5 miles to 30th Avenue/Wood Road, turn north.

By Local Bus Kenosha Transit serves the campus. For schedules and route information, call 262-653-4287. During the fall and spring semesters, the UW-Parkside shuttle connects to Racineâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Belle Urban System. For schedules, check the UW-Parkside Police Department website.

Parking at UW-Parkside When parking on the UW-Parkside campus there are three lots available for general parking: Student Center, the Rita, and Tallent Hall. Parking instructions will be noted in the communication you will receive after you have registered. If you have any questions about parking, please contact us at 262-595-3340.

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Develop and improve skills to advance your career. Choose from hundreds of interesting, affordable courses. Available whenever and wherever you are! www.uwp.edu/go/ccp

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