WCC ECD Brochure, Winter 2021

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Winter 2021 Classes

Master digital marketing strategies and gain success-building skills

Basic Video Production Effective Email Marketing Writing an Easy and Effective Marketing Plan YouTube and Video Marketing

Professional Development / Personal Enrichment Find your class at wccnet.edu/noncredit

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22 CLASSES

Noncredit classes from Washtenaw Community College provide you with the opportunity to develop new skills, explore your potential and pursue your passions. There are nearly 200 classes listed in this catalog, all delivered online, including 34 which are brand new this semester.

Our top-notch trainers are experts from our community who bring practical experience to each class.

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Whether you’re looking for classes to upgrade your skills for career advancement, satisfy professional requirements or you’re ready to branch out with a new hobby, WCC offers the classes to help you grow your knowledge and build your skills. Simply follow the easy steps to register for classes on page 35.

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We look forward to seeing you soon!

Writing an Easy and Effective Marketing Plan 11 The Impact of Social Isolation and Loneliness 13 Excel Beginning Quickstart: Charts and Objects 14 Watercolor: Quick and Easy 23 Creating a Digital Scrapbook with Your Smartphone 31 And many more: Look inside.

Register online. It’s easy!

Before registering for the first time, create your account/profile. Details on page 35. wccnet.edu/noncredit

Dr. Michelle Mueller Vice President Economic & College Development We are certified by the International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET), recognized internationally as a standard of excellence in instructional practices. See pages 5 and 14 for classes with IACET accreditation.

Noncredit Classes Winter 2021

Professional Skills Business Software

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Human Resources Management

4

Construction and Code Compliance

4

Leadership/Management 6

Creative Arts

Legal 7

Creative Writing

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Digital Photography

21

Office and Administrative Support

7

Soft Skills

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Marketing/PR Digital Marketing

10

Marketing Analytics

11

Social Media

11

Health Care, Human and Social Services Ethical and Legal Issues

12

Mental/Behavioral Health and Counseling

12

Nursing 13 Older Adult Care

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Pain/Pain Symptom Management

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Information Technology

Handcrafting 21

PERSONAL ENRICHMENT

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

Sales 5

Music, Dance and Theater

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Visual Arts

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Health and Wellness Fitness 24 Well-Being 24

Hobbies and Exploration Food and Drink

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Gardening 26 History and Culture

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Sewing 30

Home and Life Computing at Home

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Big Data Analytics

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DIY Home Repair

31

Communications Infrastructure

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Personal Finance

32

Connected and Autonomous Vehicles

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Programming 16 Virtual Reality

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SCECH: Teaching and Education

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Senior Focus

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Motorcycle Safety

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Industry-Based Certifications Workforce Certification Center

Languages

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SPECIAL NOTICE All of the classes listed in this publication are delivered online. You’ll note that some classes are designated as a webinar format and some as an online format. Here are definitions to help you navigate your choices:

Policies / Information 34 How to Register 35

Webinar (WEB): Delivered online at a specific date and time. Class will be facilitated virtually by a trainer. You will receive log-in information a few days prior to class.

Online: OPEN REGISTRATION: Trainer-led instruction done virtually at your convenience.

wccnet.edu/noncredit

Professional Development

Professional Skills

Successful Employee Onboarding +

BUSINESS SOFTWARE

How employers handle a new employee’s onboarding experience is an essential component of successful retention strategies. Discover tools and techniques to lower the cost of high employee turnover. Improve productivity and employee engagement and produce a happier and more skilled workforce.

BMG 1127 $115 | CEUs: 0.4

Monica Hickson

Excel 2016: Level 3

Advance your knowledge of formatting techniques, templates and workbooks. Learn upper-level functions and analysis tools, and advanced list management including pivot tables, pivot charts, auditing worksheets and custom charting.

Tools for Managing a Union Shop

BOS 1160 $150 | CEUs 0.8

35523 Tue, Thu 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Kim Novak Feb 9 – Feb 18

WEB

34537 Wed, Fri 9:00am – 11:00am

Apr 21 – Apr 23

WEB

Explore unionization and collective bargaining agreements. Discuss effective management tools and best practices for managing a unionized workforce.

LAW 1011 $99 | CEUs: 0.2

34271 Fri 9:00am – 11:00am

Jaculyn Schulte Feb 26

WEB

HUMAN RESOURCES MANAGEMENT Administering the Family and Medical Leave Act Gain working knowledge of the Family and Medical Leave Act (FMLA). Explore what FMLA protects and doesn’t protect and learn useful processes for complying with the law and avoiding employee abuse.

LAW 1009 $99 | CEUs: 0.2

34270 Fri 9:00am – 11:00am

Jaculyn Schulte Jan 29

WEB

Fundamentals of Human Resource Management Become a knowledgeable human resource manager. Develop the basic skills to handle a variety of human resource responsibilities including interviewing, orientation, safety, harassment, discrimination, violence, discipline and termination.

BMG 1123 $129 | CEUs: 0.5

34330 Wed, Fri 1:00pm – 3:30pm

Yvette Adams Jan 20 & Jan 22

WEB

Strategies for Hiring the Right Employees + Discover winning techniques for recruiting, interviewing and hiring top-notch employees. Learn how to define positions, develop hiring strategies, filter applicants, conduct interviews, make offers and onboard new hires.

BMG 1218 $129 | CEUs: 0.4

34332 Wed 11:00am – 3:00pm

Feb 17

LAW 1012 $79 | CEUs: 0.2

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This seminar will provide an overview of MIOSHA Part 9, Excavations, Trenching, and Shoring. This program will include a description of the hazards in and around an excavation, a discussion on the duties and role of the qualified person, a discussion on soil classification and testing, and an overview of the protective systems used to support and protect employees in an excavation.

This program is an elective for the MTI construction compliance tract. As an elective for the MTI program there will be a review and assessment at the end of the program.

CON 1585 $130

State of Michigan

35521 Wed 9:00am – 4:00pm

Jan 20

WEB

MIOSHA: Part 12, Scaffolds and Scaffold Platforms Join us to review the construction industry’s most commonly used scaffolds. We’ll review the regulations and the importance of training on scaffold hazards and resources for employers who use scaffolding. You’ll have the opportunity to take part in an exercise using a scale model-frame scaffold.

CON 4098 $130

State of Michigan

34283 Thu 9:00am – 4:00pm

Feb 25

WEB

WEB

Learn the process for ethical decision-making. Explore how to use it in a variety of situations to ensure ethical outcomes every time.

34269 Fri 9:00am – 11:00am

MIOSHA: Excavations: The Grave Danger

Yvette Adams

Ethical Decision-Making for Professionals

CONSTRUCTION AND CODE COMPLIANCE

Jaculyn Schulte Mar 26

+ Includes One-on-One Coaching Session with Trainer This professional development tool will help you focus on your goals and set you on the road to success.

Sessions will be scheduled by the trainer.

WEB

Register online: wccnet.edu/noncredit

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Increase Your Sales Know-How and Increase Your Profits!

Effective In-Person Sales +

Overcoming Sales Objections +

Gain confidence in the art of in-person sales. Discover how to successfully connect with customers, move them smoothly through the sales process, and create loyalty that leads to repeat business.

Learn strategies to overcome objections and push through to get the sale. Discover how objections can open up a whole new set of opportunities with your clients.

BMG 1111 $129 | CEUs: 0.4

Rick Harkness

Rick Harkness

34511 Tue, Wed 9:00am – 11:00am Mar 9 & Mar 10 WEB

34510 Tue, Wed 9:00am – 11:00am Mar 16 & Mar 17 WEB

The Art of Negotiation +

Lead Generation: The Effective Way to Attract New Business + Boost your sales efforts by obtaining high quality leads to move into your sales funnel. Learn techniques to build effective lead generation strategies that will lead to sales and beat the competition.

BMG 1113 $129 | CEUs: 0.4

BMG 1094 $129 | CEUs: 0.4

Acquire an understanding of the basic types of negotiation and the phases in the negotiation process. Gain insight into opponents and learn not to settle for anything less than fair.

BMG 1228 $129 | CEUs: 0.4

Rick Harkness

34512 Tue, Wed 9:00am – 11:00am Mar 23 & Mar 24 WEB

Rick Harkness

34509 Tue, Wed 9:00am – 11:00am Mar 2 & Mar 3

WEB

+ Includes One-on-One Coaching Session with Trainer This professional development tool will help you focus on your goals and set you on the road to success.

Sessions will be scheduled by the trainer.

wccnet.edu/noncredit / 734-677-5060

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LEADERSHIP:

Inspire Your Hires!

Assertiveness Training: Getting a Dose of Self-Confidence Develop assertiveness skills and learn how to create positive self-talk to boost your confidence. Explore coping techniques, how to deal with difficult behavior and more.

BMG 1118 $115 | CEUs: 0.5

34523 Wed, Fri 9:00am – 11:30am

Monica Hickson Mar 17 & Mar 19 WEB

Gain a thorough understanding of what it takes to be a manager.

Improve your decision-making and team-building abilities and explore aspects of information management, ethics in the workplace, overseeing change and more.

34513 Tue, Wed 9:00am – 11:00am

Rick Harkness Feb 23 & Feb 24 WEB

The early identification of prospective managers and their management track are critical to your company’s prosperity and growth. Equip yourself with the best practices and knowledge to give your new managers–and your company–the best chance for success.

34404 Mon, Wed 1:00pm – 3:00pm

Shani Penn Feb 1 & Feb 3

WEB

Equip yourself and your employees with the tools to create a positive and respectful work environment. Learn how to effectively identify, prevent and respond to workplace incivility situations.

Take away tips to boost teamwork, improve organizational performance and strengthen employee morale and engagement.

34403 Tue, Thu 1:00pm – 3:00pm

Shani Penn Jan 26 & Jan 28 WEB

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Good leadership is essential to an organization’s success. Learn best practices for creating highly productive teams in small business and corporate settings. Explore strategies for leading highperforming teams to make optimal impact.

BMG 1137 $115 | CEUs: 0.4 34445 Tue, Wed 9:00am – 11:00am

Rick Harkness Jan 19 & Jan 20 WEB

Leadership and Influence: Achieving More + Discover how to use your power and influence to achieve goals, make decisions and lead. Gain the necessary skills and build the confidence you need to become an effective leader who truly makes a difference in your organization.

BMG 1222 $115 | CEUs: 0.4 34398 Tue, Thu 1:00pm – 3:00pm

Shani Penn Feb 9 & Feb 11

WEB

Networking: Making the Most of Your Connections + Master the art of cultivating relationships for business and employment opportunities. Explore strategies to improve your skills and increase your comfort level in order to build an effective network.

BMG 1229 $129 | CEUs: 0.4

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34397 Tue, Thu 1:00pm – 3:00pm

Shani Penn

Lead Your Team to Powerhouse Status +

Civility in the Workplace +

BMG 1204 $129 | CEUs: 0.4

BMG 1203 $129 | CEUs: 0.4

Developing High-Performing Managers +

BMG 1209 $115 | CEUs: 0.4

Gain the necessary skills to effectively prepare and support your team through organizational changes. Learn common best practices and how to ensure successful transition.

Business Essentials for High-Performing Managers +

BMG 1129 $129 | CEUs: 0.4

Change Management +

34399 Mon, Wed 1:00pm – 3:00pm

Shani Penn Feb 22 & Feb 24 WEB

Register online: wccnet.edu/noncredit

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LEGAL Office Politics for Managers: Creating and Maintaining Positive Relationships +

Advanced Legal Research and Writing

An important aspect of management is getting a diverse group of people to work together as a team. Explore proven techniques for creating and maintaining better relationships in the workplace. Learn ways to communicate and work with peers and colleagues that lead to better productivity and success.

BMG 1231 $115 | CEUs: 0.4

34401 Tue, Thu 1:00pm – 3:00pm

Shani Penn Mar 9 & Mar 11 WEB

Supervisory Skills Training + Between managing your own time and projects, solving and completing tasks with your team members, and helping other supervisors, your day can fill up before you know it. Become a more efficient and proficient supervisor with the information you’ll receive in this workshop. You’ll learn about delegating, managing time, setting goals and expectations (for yourself and others), providing feedback, resolving conflict and administering discipline.

BMG 1236 $115 | CEUs: 0.4

Shani Penn

34402 Mon, Wed 1:00pm – 3:00pm Mar 22 & Mar 24 WEB

Master effective problem-solving skills to use every day. Explore the steps in the creative problem-solving process including brainstorming, information gathering, analyzing data and identifying resources.

LAW 1006 mandatory fee: $995 | CEUs: 5 Center for Legal Studies

34261 ONLINE: Open Registration

Jan 11 – Feb 26

34262 ONLINE: Open Registration

Mar 8 – Apr 23

Personal Injury for Paralegals Learn the legal terms, causes of action, and remedies available to victims of personal injury accidents. Review the negligence theory of torts (the basis of many personal injury claims) and discuss interviewing, investigating and other case-building techniques vital to a personal injury paralegal’s success in a law office.

LAW 1008 mandatory fee: $995 | CEUs: 5 Center for Legal Studies

34263 ONLINE: Open Registration

Jan 11 – Feb 26

34264 ONLINE: Open Registration

Mar 8 – Apr 23

Software Essentials for the Law Office

Tips and Techniques to Creative Problem-Solving

BMG 1119 $129 | CEUs: 0.5

Discover advanced and specialized approaches for using legal resources. Learn how to formulate Westlaw search queries and effectively and efficiently use other online and manual legal research methods for legal writing. Find out how to locate, interpret and use various types of legal authorities, write a legal analysis and draft a memorandum of law and briefcase opinions.

Monica Hickson

34527 Wed, Fri 9:00am – 11:30am Mar 24 & Mar 26 WEB

If you are a legal professional who wants to improve your law office computer technology skills and knowledge, this dynamic class is for you. Software topics include time tracking and billing, proper calendar and docketing procedures; database, case management and docket control, litigation support, electronic discovery, trial presentation and graphics. Hands-on exercises will prepare you to work with MS PowerPoint, PracticeMaster Tabs 3, AbacusLaw, Summation iBlaze, TrialDirector, LexisNexis, CaseMap, TimeMap and similar programs. You will also identify and examine the ethical issues of technology use in a legal practice.

Women In Leadership +

BOS 1024 mandatory fee: $995 | CEUs: 5 Center for Legal Studies

Build the confidence it takes to become a great leader. Discover vital leadership traits and how to overcome common barriers. Learn the importance of developing a professional network, mentoring and possessing business acumen to overcome the leadership gap.

34265 ONLINE: Open Registration

Jan 11 – Feb 26

34266 ONLINE: Open Registration

Mar 8 – Apr 23

BMG 1126 $115 | CEUs: 0.4

OFFICE AND ADMINISTRATIVE SUPPORT

Monica Hickson

34528 Wed, Fri 9:00am – 11:00am Mar 3 & Mar 5

WEB

+ Includes One-on-One Coaching Session with Trainer This professional development tool will help you focus on your goals and set you on the road to success.

Sessions will be scheduled by the trainer.

Administrative Office Procedures: Basics of a Well-Run Office Strategies and procedures are a vital connection between a company’s vision and its everyday operations. Discover ways to ensure that things run smoothly in your organization by establishing clear policies and procedures. Learn the benefits of creating an administrative office procedure binder for quick reference and use.

BMG 1116 $99 | CEUs: 0.3

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34535 Fri 10:00am – 1:00pm

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SOFT SKILLS Business Strategy for Profit and Growth + Improve your business sense to influence your organization and provide the additional edge that leads to success. Discover key performance indicators, risk management strategies, and ways to increase your critical thinking ability to become a winning business professional.

BMG 1112 $129 | CEUs: 0.4

34514 Tue, Wed 9:00am – 11:00am

Rick Harkness Feb 16 & Feb 17

WEB

Communication Strategies for Success Whether it’s a speech you deliver in the boardroom or a one-onone chat with a coworker, learn to connect with others using the right words, tone and body language. Understand the different methods of communication and how to use each one effectively with confidence.

BMG 1206 $129 | CEUs: 0.5

34521 Wed, Fri 1:00pm – 3:30pm

Jennifer Fansler Mar 10 & Mar 12 WEB

Customer Service Acquire insight into the varying types of customers and how to best serve them. Improve your in-person and phone skills to generate return business, and learn strategies for dealing with difficult customers.

Boost Your Phone Skills and Become a Call Center Knockout Improve your phone skills to become more confident in dealing with customers and prospects. Learn the essentials of phone etiquette, scripting, persuasion, selling and closing the deal. Develop the skills to improve productivity and performance.

BMG 1202 $99 | CEUs: 0.3

34536 Fri 10:00am – 1:00pm

WCC Instructor Apr 23

WEB

Customer Support: Going the Extra Mile Today’s customer support encompasses the Internet, websites, webchats, and smartphone apps. The customer experience begins long before a purchase is made. Discover the new opportunities in customer support services via the Internet and how to use these opportunities to your advantage.

BMG 1122 $115 | CEUs: 0.5

34525 Wed, Fri 10:00am – 12:30pm

Monica Hickson Apr 14 & Apr 16

WEB

Executive and Personal Assistants: Learning the Tools of the Trade

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WEB

Yvette Adams

34534 Tues, Thu 10:00am – 12:30pm April 20 & Apr 22 WEB

Organizational Skills Gain the skills and learn about the tools that will help you filter through all aspects of your professional and personal life. You’ll improve productivity, better manage your obligations, and grow professionally.

BMG 1232 $115 | CEUs: 0.5

34522 Tue, Thu 10:00am – 12:30pm

Jennifer Fansler Apr 13 – Apr 15

WEB

Secrets of Goal Setting for Personal Success + Obtain the skills you need to complete more tasks and get things done. Learn strategies to deal with distractions, overcome procrastination and increase satisfaction in both your professional and personal life.

BMG 1216 $129 | CEUs: 0.4

Master the tools necessary to become a successful executive or personal assistant. Learn what it takes to effectively manage a schedule, organize a meeting, be a successful gatekeeper and more.

BMG 1213 $115 | CEUs: 0.4

BMG 1207 $115 | CEUs: 0.5

34515 Tue, Wed 9:00am – 11:00am

Rick Harkness Feb 9 & Feb 10

WEB

+ Includes One-on-One Coaching Session with Trainer This professional development tool will help you focus on your goals and set you on the road to success.

Sessions will be scheduled by the trainer.

Register online: wccnet.edu/noncredit

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Find Your Path to Career Success.

Build a foundation with the Adult Transitions Pathways program.

Pathway classes help you increase key academic skills and knowledge for college and career readiness. Instruction is learner-centered and will help you earn critical credentials including GED, Microsoft Office certifications and more.

GED classes include: • Teacher-led instruction • Integrated computer instruction • Individual tutoring • Personal and academic counseling • Student mentors • Free GED and Microsoft testing vouchers • Fast track to college enrollment and completion of the financial aid process • Job readiness skills

For more information, contact the Adult Transitions team at 734-677-5006.

TO ALL OF THE INNOVATORS, CREATORS, MAKERS, AND ENTREPRENEURS:

The world needs your entrepreneurial spirit more than ever, and we’re here to help!

SUPPORT SERVICES AND RESOURCES:

• One-on-one business resource conversations • Consultations with Entrepreneurs-In-Residence • Market research help • Webinars on current business topics

STAY UP-TO-DATE!

Subscribe to our newsletter to learn about upcoming programs, tips and tools to help you succeed.

Learn more at ec.wccnet.edu!

STAY IN TOUCH entrepreneurship@wccnet.edu (734) 249-5880

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Marketing/PR DIGITAL MARKETING Marketing in This Digital Age Have you completed social media, search and digital messaging classes? Now it’s time to learn how to apply traditional marketing concepts to your digital communication.

BMG 1097 $129 | CEUs: 0.4

Conrad Welsing

34289 Wed 8:00am – 10:00am

Jan 13 & Jan 20

WEB

Finding the Right Email Tool to Boost Your Marketing Results Are you an entrepreneur, working for a small business, or in private practice and in need of an email marketing solution? Explore the various tools available today to help determine what works best for you.

BMG 1136 $69 | CEUs: 0.4

Conrad Welsing

34461 Thu 1:00pm – 3:00pm

Feb 11 & Feb 18

WEB

Basic Video Production Learn to make compelling, effective videos in this hands-on class.

Go from start to a polished finish, as you work with basic lighting, sound and editing techniques, marketing and SEO. BMG 1017 $99 | CEUs: 0.6

Effective Email Marketing*

34519 Tue, Thu 6:00pm – 9:00pm

Gain an understanding of the key elements of email marketing from building and maintaining contact lists to analyzing the results of a campaign. Learn how to most effectively deliver your messages using this popular marketing tool.

BMG 1081 $59 | CEUs: 0.3

Damon Thompson Apr 20 & Apr 22

WEB

* This class is IACET-approved.

Melanie Hilliard

34520 Wed 6:00pm – 9:00pm

Mar 3

WEB

TRAINER PROFILE

Damon Thompson |

YOUTUBE AND VIDEO MARKETING

While growing up, Damon Thompson dreamed of making movies. The first step in realizing his dream came in 1998 when he started shooting wedding videos. In another 10 years, he started producing commercials. His career took off from there to include corporate video production and YouTube marketing.

Thompson has developed a passion for connecting businesses to their markets. “Video is the most effective marketing medium today,” said Thompson. “Regardless of your industry, video will be essential in promoting your product or service.”

When the opportunity arose to join the WCC Professional Development training team, Thompson was thrilled to be able to share his knowledge and enthusiasm with his students. “I love showing my students inexpensive and effective ways of helping their businesses or hobbies grow,” said Thompson.

Thompson is currently executive producer at iMultimedia Services, where he has earned five awards for his work including the 2019 Southfield Small Business Excellence Award.

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Video Editing Basics This hands-on workshop with video editing software will introduce you to terminology and techniques that result in more polished digital videos. You’ll learn how to import, trim and arrange your clips, add effects, narration and a custom soundtrack. You’ll also learn how to encode and upload your masterpiece to share on the web.

VID 1000 $169 | CEUs: 1.2

34517 Tue, Thu 6:00pm – 9:00pm

Damon Thompson Mar 16 – Mar 25

WEB

Huron Valley Area Code Officials (HuVACO) Continuing Education Units

YouTube and Video Marketing Discover how to effectively use videos in your marketing strategy.

Learn the steps to create and brand your own YouTube channel.

You’ll explore ways to gain more views and subscribers to bring more attention to your organization.

INP 1006 $99 | CEUs: 0.6

34518 Tue, Thu 6:00pm – 9:00pm

Damon Thompson Feb 2 & Feb 4

WEB

MARKETING ANALYTICS Writing an Easy and Effective Marketing Plan If you aren’t sure what you need in your small business marketing plan, you’ve come to the right place. Learn how to develop an actionable and effective marketing plan to support your overall business goals and objectives.

BMG 1134 $89 | CEUs: 0.55

34463 Wed 10:00am – 12:45pm

Conrad Welsing Mar 10 & Mar 17 WEB

HuVACO and WCC Workforce and Community Development offer eight monthly classes taught by recognized industry leaders, exclusively for HuVACO members.

Participants will receive a certificate of attendance for their recordkeeping purposes.

SOCIAL MEDIA

Approval by the Bureau of Construction Codes and Bureau of Fire Services is sought for:

Optimize Your Business Facebook Page

• Building Officials

Utilize all Facebook has to offer your small business or nonprofit.

Advance your online presence, optimize your page, perfect your posts, and discover how paid advertising can further your reach.

Everyone, from beginner to advanced users, will find practical and actionable ways to get results. You’ll leave class with a fully optimized Facebook page.

• Certified Fire Inspectors

BMG 1071 $99 | CEUs: 0.6

34347 Mon 6:00pm – 9:00pm

Shannon Beeman Feb 8 – Feb 22

WEB

• Building Inspectors • Plan Reviewers

HuVACO membership is $95 per year.* Membership includes tuition for the eight monthly classes and admission to an annual expo in January. *Membership rates are subject to change.

For information or a membership application, please call 734-677-5060 or go to wccnet.edu/huvaco.

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Health Care, Human and Social Services ETHICAL AND LEGAL ISSUES Application of Social Work Ethics in Caring for the Elderly Learn how to identify, understand and adhere to the social work code of ethics when working with the elderly. Gain an understanding of certain differences and similarities between cultures and belief systems. We will examine different case scenarios and engage in role-playing and discussion.

HSC 4123 $99 | CEUs: 5

Patricia Hall

34285 Thu, Fri 9:00am – 11:40am

Feb 25 & Feb 26

WEB

Ethics and Legal Issues in Mental Health Care Developing an ethical base, one that incorporates the social work code of ethics, is key to proper casework and management and decision-making strategies. This workshop shows you how to properly address diverse legal situations. We will cover involuntary treatment and treatment rights, guardianship, informed consent, subpoenas, balancing legal and ethical issues as a petitioner, court testimony tactics and relationships with the probate court. We’ll also review end-of-life/advanced directives.

HSC 4362 $99 | CEUs: 5

Michael Mogan

34278 Thu, Fri 9:00am – 11:40am

Mar 11 & Mar 12 WEB

What types of conditions can improve through the use of medical marijuana? What are the possible addictive qualities, the legal issues in the workplace and inpatient care for those with authorization to possess and use medical marijuana? Get answers to these and other questions in this class on clinical issues.

Michael Mogan

34277 Fri 9:00am – 12:10pm

Jan 8

Corporate Bullying: Demeaning for Employees and Destructive for Organizations Examine both institutionalized and individual bullying within a corporation or organization. Discover common signs of workplace bullying and its impact. Learn about legal issues and ways of coping with bullying in the workplace.

HSC 1071 $70 | CEUs: 3

Medical Marijuana: Help or Just a High?

HSC 1052 $70 | CEUs: 3

MENTAL/BEHAVIORAL HEALTH AND COUNSELING

WEB

34462 Fri 1:00pm – 4:10pm

Michael Mogan Feb 12

Experiencing Loss and Grief Explore the many aspects of experiencing a loss including grief, mourning, bereavement and complicated grief. Learn about symptoms of grief and depression and the various treatment options available. Understand the important role family plays in treatment and support of the affected individual.

HSC 1073 $70 | CEUs: 3

Requirements and Accredited Hours For additional information about class prerequisites, requirements and supplies, and for complete information regarding the accredited clock hours for nurses, social workers, play therapists and other professionals, please visit our website:

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34446 Fri 9:00am – 12:10pm

Michael Mogan Feb 12

WEB

Improvisation for Anxiety Through experiential learning, discover how using improvisation techniques in the practice of social work and other health professions helps clients gain greater flexibility, resilience and coping skills.

HSC 4401 $60 | CEUs: 4.5

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34516 Wed 7:00pm – 8:30pm

Miriam Kirscht Mar 10 – Mar 24

WEB

Register online: wccnet.edu/noncredit

HEALT H CAR E, HUMAN A N D S O C IA L S E RV IC E S

Do you know how to identify and treat Internet addiction? Given the recent recognition of this disorder, therapists often feel unprepared to properly treat the problem, and in our technology-driven culture symptoms of Internet addiction are easy to mask. Join us to learn strategies for its diagnosis, assessment and treatment.

34276 Fri 1:00pm – 4:10pm

saver for me! Thanks to all who made it possible for me to get my lapsed RN license back!

Michael Mogan Jan 8

WEB

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The Impact of Social Isolation and Loneliness

— Kathryn De Grandis, participant RN/LPN Skills Refresher Class

Explore the aspects and consequences of long-term isolation on adults, adolescents and children. Learn about the positive and negative effects isolation has on family dynamics. Recognize how pre-existing conditions are affected by long-term isolation and discover self-care strategies.

HSC 1072 $70 | CEUs: 3

34460 Fri 9:00am – 12:10pm

Michael Mogan Apr 9

Professional Development

“This webinar was a life

Internet Addiction: The Culturally Acceptable Dependence

HSC 1048 $70 | CEUs: 3

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WEB

Recognizing Dementia, Delirium and Depression

Victim Advocacy Training This intensive online class trains and qualifies you to provide assistance to crime victims. Prepare to work in areas such as domestic violence shelters, crisis centers and hotlines, as well as with state and county governments to assist crime victims in progressing through the criminal justice system and toward successful recovery. Topics include legal terminology, legal process, legislation regarding victims’ rights, counseling skills ethics, effects of victimization on the victim, victim advocate skills, guardianships and crisis intervention.

HSC 4361 mandatory fee: $995 | CEUs: 5 Center for Legal Studies

34267 ONLINE: Open Registration

Jan 11 – Feb 26

34268 ONLINE: Open Registration

Mar 8 – Apr 23

Along with the increased longevity of adults in the Baby Boom generation comes a significant challenge for anyone who works with older adults. Learn to recognize and accurately assess dementia, delirium and/or depression, conditions that often present with similar symptoms but require different plans for intervention and treatment.

HSC 4226 $65 | CEUs: 3

34288 Fri 9:00am – 12:10pm

Patricia Hall Apr 23

WEB

PAIN/PAIN SYMPTOM MANAGEMENT Pain Management: Alternatives to Drug Therapy

NURSING RN/LPN Skills Refresher Class Review essential nursing skills through videos, case studies, virtual simulations and other modalities of learning. Reexamine head-totoe physical assessment including vital signs, medication administration, documentation, surgical asepsis, infection control and safety including fall prevention, body mechanics and transfers.

Upon successful completion of the class, you will receive a certificate of completion.

HSC 1049 mandatory fee: $377

HSC 4755 $70 | CEUs: 3

34279 Fri 9:00am – 12:10pm

Michael Mogan Mar 19

WEB

Ben Morhan

34491 Sat 8:00am – 2:00pm

Jan 9 – Jan 16

WEB

34492 Sat 8:00am – 2:00pm

Feb 20 – Feb 27

WEB

34493 Sat 8:00am – 2:00pm

Mar 13 – Mar 20

WEB

34494 Sat 8:00am – 2:00pm

Apr 3 – Apr 10

WEB

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Discover the multidimensional aspects of treating those with persistent pain conditions in this interactive and dynamic class. We will examine new advances in clinical research, assessment tools and evidence-based psychotherapeutic treatments. We will also explore ethical considerations in opioid treatment, end-of-life care and societal barriers to appropriate pain management.

See information about requirements and accredited hours on page 12.

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Information Technology BIG DATA/ANALYTICS Excel Beginning Quickstart: Charts and Objects Learn to display data from a spreadsheet in a chart using Excel.

Become skilled at delivering data that can visually be understood quickly and efficiently. Discover how to use objects to add additional functionality, information, or decoration to a worksheet including company logos, text boxes, arrows for emphasis and more.

CIS 1064 $140 | CEUs: 0.3

Clair Dickson

34447 ONLINE: Open Registration; 24/7 Access

Excel Beginning Quickstart: Formulas and Formatting Learn to work with data in an organized fashion of rows and columns, and with labels and formatting. Work with the AutoSum family of functions which you will apply to crash data. Use conditional formatting to apply color coding that allows differences in data to be seen quickly.

CIS 1066 $140 | CEUs: 0.3

Clair Dickson

34448 ONLINE: Open Registration; 24/7 Access

Excel Intermediate Quickstart: Formulas and Cell References Learn how to use relative and absolute cell references to unleash the power and versatility of functions and formulas. Discover the best uses for each one to get the most from your Excel spreadsheets.

CIS 1067 $140 | CEUs: 0.3

Clair Dickson

34458 ONLINE: Open Registration; 24/7 Access

Excel Intermediate Quickstart: Logical and Statistical Formulas Discover how to define and name a range of data to use in a formula, function or chart. Learn to use this powerful tool to simplify data for yourself and others.

CIS 1068 $140 | CEUs: 0.3

Clair Dickson

Excel CORE for Data Analysts* Mastering Microsoft Excel is a pathway to a better job. Learn how to enter data and create formulas to analyze and present complex information. Understanding Microsoft Excel is an important middle technical skill in mobility analysis, as well as the related fields of management and engineering. Using actual mobility data, this course will cover BEGINNING and INTERMEDIATE concepts from the Excel MO 200 (Excel 2019) and the Excel 2016 Course certification exams.

CIS 1024 mandatory fee: $400 | CEUs: 6

Clair Dickson

35504 ONLINE: Open Registration; 24/7 Access

Excel Essentials for Data Analysts A good spreadsheet provides accurate data. The most important tools for entering, formatting and calculating information is Microsoft Excel. It is a key middle technical skill and vital to all management positions. Using real mobility data, this course will cover BEGINNING concepts from the Excel MO 200 (Excel 2019) and the Excel 2016 Course certification exams.

CIS 1022 mandatory fee: $200 | CEUs: 3

Clair Dickson

35502 ONLINE: Open Registration; 24/7 Access

34459 ONLINE: Open Registration; 24/7 Access

* This class is IACET-approved.

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INF OR MATIO N TEC H N O L O GY

Excel Intermediate for Data Analysts Understanding formulas is an important middle technical skill in mobility analysis, as well as the related fields of management and engineering. Formulas transform data into decisions. Logical and statistical formulas can analyze the data set a return an answer based on your criteria. Learn how to use logical, statistical, and text functions. Using actual mobility data, this course will cover INTERMEDIATE concepts from the Excel MO 200 (Excel 2019) and the Excel 2016 Course certification exams.

CIS 1023 mandatory fee: $200 | CEUs: 3

Clair Dickson

This course teaches you how to control and validate data entry.

Advanced functions are used to look up and analyze data. Using actual county and other municipality data, you’ll learn how to enter, analyze, and create advanced reports including pivot tables and pivot charts. This course will cover EXPERT concepts from the Excel MO 201 (Excel 2019) and the Excel 2016 Course certification exams.

CIS 1063 $240

Clair Dickson

35505 ONLINE: Open Registration; 24/7 Access

COMMUNICATIONS INFRASTRUCTURE Certified Fiber Optic Technician (CFOT) Through a combination of theory and hands-on activities, learn how to identify fibers and their connectors. You will also learn how to install, terminate, splice and properly test installed fiber cable to existing standards.

CIS 4081 mandatory fee: $895

Professional Development

WCC ALUMNI SPOTLIGHT

WCC Alumnus Flourishes as Entrepreneur

35503 ONLINE: Open Registration; 24/7 Access

Excel Expert for Data Analysts

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34394 Mon-Wed 8:00am – 5:00pm

BDI DataLynk Apr 19 – Apr 21

“Instructor was very

knowledgeable and had all the answers.

I would recommend this course.

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— Class participant, Certified Fiber Optic Technician Training

wccnet.edu/noncredit / 734-677-5060

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Derek Sanborn It’s a bit cliché, but Washtenaw Community College alumnus Derek Sanborn truly is living his dream. That dream? Owning his own business.

The Pinckney native, now 36 years old and living in Vienna, Va. just outside Washington, DC, is CEO of PatientStudio, a digital management platform designed to help make it easier and faster to schedule appointments, send out reminders and ease paperwork for the patients and staff of smaller medical care providers.

“I’ve always wanted to own my own business,” Sanborn said. “Even as a teen, a friend of mine and I bought three computers and started a software business.”

For Sanborn, Washtenaw Community College was the right place at the right time for him to start his college journey.

Through a MEAP (Michigan Merit Award Program) scholarship, he was able to attend WCC, graduate in 2005 and then transfer to Michigan State University where he earned a degree in business.

Washtenaw Community College was the right place at the right time. +“I Thold hese WCC classes offer a coaching the trainer. and MSU in high session regard,”with Sanborn This “I professional tool will help you focus said. think backdevelopment at the resources and the on yourthat goals and available set you onto the road to success. classes were me at WCC and Sessions will be scheduled by the trainer.

I am grateful.”

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INF OR MAT IO N TEC H N O L O GY

CONNECTED AND AUTONOMOUS VEHICLES

Tap into quality professional development classes with armchair convenience

Automated Vehicle Localization Techniques Investigate some of the techniques in development for determining a vehicle’s position within its environment. You will receive an introduction to some of the more common methodologies that are solving this challenge by employing a combination of devices and algorithm techniques.

ATT 1002 $30

Elizabeth Nofs

35499 ONLINE: Open Registration; 24/7 Access

Intelligent Transportation Systems (ITS) Basics Explore the necessary skills for entry-level employment as an intelligent transportation systems field technician. You’ll learn about the technologies to build, maintain and repair ITS infrastructure. You’ll also receive training in dedicated range communication safety messages and gain a broad understanding of ITS and automotive communication networks.

Washtenaw Community College offers hundreds of online classes to help boost your resume with the latest skills and technology employers are looking for.

WCC partners with a select group of highly reputable companies to bring you: • A variety of classes for a wide range of industries • Convenience and flexibility with 24-hour accessibility • The ability to work while you make yourself more marketable

Nothing pays off more than an investment in yourself.

ATT 1000 $50 | CEUs: 1

Elizabeth Nofs

35498 ONLINE: Open Registration; 24/7 Access

PROGRAMMING Applied Machine Learning Learn the basics of machine learning. Finding and creating image data sets using TensorFlow, PyTorch and Fastai generating models for use in object classification are topics we’ll cover. The class will end with the creation of an application that deploys the model to identify traffic signs and road markings. You should have a background in college algebra, statistics and the fundamentals of the Python programming language.

CIS 1021 mandatory fee: $400

Elizabeth Nofs

35501 ONLINE: Open Registration; 24/7 Access

VIRTUAL REALITY UNITY Basics: Maps and Apps This entry-level class introduces you to the basic concepts of map application development in Unity. You’ll learn how to add, modify, and manipulate Scenes, GameObjects, audio and augmented reality features in an application. Additionally, you will be able to explain the design process, color choices, marketing considerations, and publishing processes for an application. The capstone project is an augmented reality app that runs on a smartphone and incorporates map data for WRLD3D.com.

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Clair Dickson

35500 ONLINE: Open Registration; 24/7 Access

Register online: wccnet.edu/noncredit

Professional Development

SCECH: Teaching and Education

Creating Safe Classroom Environments Students flourish when they feel physically, socially and emotionally safe. Learn how to build an environment that welcomes, values and accepts the social identity and culture of each student.

Get the skills in this class to build a socially, emotionally safe environment and a positive, trustworthy and challenging curriculum that empowers your students.

Welcome Educators!

Earning your Michigan State Continuing Education Clock Hours (SCECH) is easy as 1, 2, 3 at WCC. Choose from a wide range of interactive, affordable and convenient noncredit classes you can take entirely online.

According to Media Literacy Now (2020), media literacy is the literacy of the 21st century. Explore ways to help your students critically understand, analyze and evaluate online content, images and stories and to detect Internet hoaxes and partisan policy advocacy disguised as unbiased news.

34464 Wed 2:00pm – 4:00pm

Conrad Welsing Jan 13 – Jan 27

WEB

Differentiation for the Elementary Classroom Today’s elementary schoolteachers are under tremendous pressure to help ensure students meet a set of rigorous, standardized learning topics. Get guidance about the division of time, resources, and efforts to effectively instruct your students.

SCECH 1089

$195

Online Trainer

35307 ONLINE: Open Registration; 24/7 Access

Planning and Implementing Classroom Curriculum Curriculum is crucial to successfully educating students. Join this class to learn how to plan curriculum and implement it in your classroom.

SCECH 1082

$195

Online Trainer

35353 ONLINE: Open Registration; 24/7 Access

Flipped learning involves providing direct instruction for each student learning outside of class, allowing for more strategic use of in-class time for group work. Come explore how to teach different flipped subjects, incorporate technology, and how to provide differentiated instruction.

$195

$195

Online Trainer

35325 ONLINE: Open Registration; 24/7 Access

Grant Writing 101

SCECH 1091

$195

Online Trainer

34910 ONLINE: Open Registration; 24/7 Access

Rookie Teacher Survival Guide New teachers in the world of early childhood education can easily become overwhelmed by lesson plans, behavior management, and the individual needs of each student. This class provides an overview of proper reflective teaching practices, tools to reflect on lesson plan activities, and suggestions for monitoring and encouraging student achievement.

SCECH 1075

$195

Online Trainer

34892 ONLINE: Open Registration; 24/7 Access

Safe Practices through Effective Classroom Management Children’s emotional health and safety can impact their learning experience and affect your classroom management. In this class, you’ll learn about children’s emotional health and safety in the classroom and effective learning practices that will give you an understanding of safe classroom practices.

SCECH 1086

$195

Online Trainer

35357 ONLINE: Open Registration; 24/7 Access

SMART Board Training

Flipped Learning for the Elementary Classroom Instruction

SCECH 1058

Are you seeking grant writing skills for your position in a nonprofit or as a freelance grant writer? This is the class for you! Gain a full understanding of grant writing from identifying potential grant seekers needing someone to write their grants to finding funders and building your own grant writing business.

Addressing Media Misinformation in the Classroom

EDU 1007 $115 | CEUs: 0.6

SCECH 1070

Online Trainer

If you’re an educator or business professional, engaging and inspiring your clients or students is a must. Streamline your presentations with SMART Board, the interactive whiteboard. Come learn about SMART Board software in this class. Learn how to create give-and-take lessons or unique presentations that capture your audience.

SCECH 1093

$195

Online Trainer

34893 ONLINE: Open Registration; 24/7 Access

35312 ONLINE: Open Registration; 24/7 Access

wccnet.edu/noncredit / 734-677-5060

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SCECH: EDU C ATIO N A N D TEA C H IN G

STEM for Teachers in Grades 4–8

Student Engagement and Learning

Are you a new or seasoned educator struggling with incorporating STEM concepts and techniques into your classroom? This class will show you how to select and adapt high quality STEM lesson plans to energize and help your students grow. You’ll gain the assessment skills to understand the concepts and procedures of your students, discover how to use project-based learning styles, and how to help your students develop important critical thinking and collaboration competence.

Explore the potential of formative assessment and techniques for improving student learning. Study key research on classroom formative assessment and how these practices have a greater impact on educational achievement than most other reforms. Learn how to incorporate strategies into the classroom and find new and exciting ways to engage your students.

SCECH 1071

$195

Online Trainer

35316 ONLINE: Open Registration; 24/7 Access

Students today have fingertip access to ever-expanding sources of new information and communications. How is it possible to capture and keep their attention and focus? Find out how to combine technology and curriculum in this essential class.

Online Trainer

Effectively supporting students with special needs or consideration can be challenging for educators. Gain an understanding of student special needs and cultural and linguistic diversity as well as how student diversity is a factor in education.

$195

Online Trainer

35352 ONLINE: Open Registration

Jan 1 – Apr 30

Teaching 21st Century Learners

Learn how to identify bullying and harassment in the classroom and school. Explore preventative measures and disciplinary actions to take to promote a safe and nurturing learning environment.

The twenty-first century has brought about many changes in technology and the way we communicate with one another. These changes have left gaps in the learning experience. In this class, discuss twenty-first century learners and how the times have impacted education today.

SCECH 1085

SCECH 1068

$195

Online Trainer

35360 ONLINE: Open Registration

$195

34889 ONLINE: Open Registration

$195

Online Trainer

35356 ONLINE: Open Registration

Jan 1 – Apr 30

Teaching Gifted Learners

Explore age-appropriate practices for early childhood educators.

Learn the fundamentals of creating, engaging and nurturing learning centers, discuss the importance of each learning domain, discover activities to incorporate into your daily schedule, and get hands-on experience creating your own lesson plan.

SCECH 1062

Jan 1 – Apr 30

Preschool Fun Ideas!

Jan 1 – Apr 30

34928 ONLINE: Open Registration; 24/7 Access

Educator’s Role in the Prevention and Discipline of Harassment and Bullying

Online Trainer

35305 ONLINE: Open Registration

SCECH 1081

$195

$195

Supporting Student Diversity and Special Needs in the Classroom

Using Technology in Your Classroom

SCECH 1078

SCECH 1077

To meet the needs of every gifted student, differentiating curriculum is not an option, it’s a necessity! The Teaching Gifted Learners class demystifies challenges that teachers may face when creating curriculum for the gifted learner. Learn to identify gifted students and recognize how to implement research-supported strategies in the classroom.

Online Trainer

SCECH 1060

Jan 1 – Apr 30

$195

Online Trainer

35315 ONLINE: Open Registration

Jan 1 – Apr 30

Project-Based Learning Techniques

The Flipped Classroom

Discover the fascinating world of Project Based Learning (PBL) by using hands-on and engaging learning techniques. Learn about the process of setting up beneficial learning environments. Study theories behind PBL, as well as planning activities, assessment, feedback and reflection strategies.

Learning about the history of the “flipped classroom,” and how the roles and expectations of students and teachers change when using this model. No longer are students using textbooks and sitting in rows with a chalkboard. Today’s generation is using the Internet and technology to approach learning. Teachers are facilitator’s and encourage learning through interacting with the students, not lecturing. Explore strategies and tips to effectively implement the model into your class.

SCECH 1073

$195

Online Trainer

35328 ONLINE: Open Registration

Jan 1 – Apr 30

SCECH 1088

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Online Trainerr

34926 ONLINE: Open Registration

Jan 1 – Apr 30

Register online: wccnet.edu/noncredit

Industry-Based Certifications Certification testing at WCC is convenient and accessible.

The Workforce Certification Center at Washtenaw Community College offers state-of-the-art testing facilities for over 200 different industry-based certifications as well as State of Michigan testing for licensing.

Workforce Certification Center Hours: Monday through Friday, 8:30am to 5:00pm Evening and weekend hours are available by appointment.

For more information, contact us at 734-249-5920 or workforce-certificationcenter@wccnet.edu

CAREER TRANSITIONS

In Transition?

The Career Transitions Office at WCC can assist you in finding your next job by helping you: u

Create professional resumes, cover letters and thank-you letters

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Perfect your interviewing skills

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Further your professional development

Join us for our all-new series of weekly webinars designed to help you land your next job. Find out more at wccnet.edu/career-events

734-677-5155 or careers@wccnet.edu

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Creative Arts

Creative Nonfiction Writing Discover your inner voice through writing creative nonfiction. You will gain hands-on experience on how to begin the creative writing process and learn how to discover and explore your creativity.

ENG 4007 $69

CREATIVE WRITING

Basic Screenwriting Whether you are a screenwriter, film fanatic or just want to learn how to write a movie, this class will help you understand the basics of writing for screen and television. Through in-class examples and out-of-class assignments, you will gain the confidence and practical skills required to bring a movie to life. Topics we’ll cover include screenwriting format, strong dialogue, efficient descriptions, and the business of working as a screenwriter.

ENG 4265 $115

Michael Herman

35470 Mon 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Jan 25 – Feb 22

WEB

Do you need help releasing the creativity within you? As we explore a variety of tips, tricks, exercises and more, you’ll overcome barriers and learn to use your own unique voice and writing style.

ENG 4163 $209

Frances Wang

34386 Sun 12:00pm – 2:00pm

*No class on Apr 4.

Feb 28 – Apr 25* WEB

Feb 20 & Feb 27

WEB

English Special Workshop: Dare to Dream Facing a big change or opportunity in your life? Terrified or thrilled out of your wits? Not sure if you trust that you know what you know? Learn simple, powerful methods to get the ideas out of your head and onto the page in order to write your way through this challenge. Part journaling, part business plan, lots of short writing exercises, this class aspires to create the space in your head and the courage in your heart to take those first dizzying steps as you dare to dream.

ENG 4055 $69

Continuing Writing Workshop: Finding the Writer Within

Frances Wang

35510 Sat 10:00am – 12:00pm

Frances Wang

35511 Sat 10:00am – 12:00pm

Mar 20 & Mar 27 WEB

Introduction to Poetry Explore methods of using vivid imagery and strong verse to hone your voice as a writer. Whether you’re an aspiring poet, or just want the opportunity to share your writing with a group, this class will help you understand the basics of poetry and gain the confidence and practical skills to form healthy writing habits for a lifetime.

ENG 4184 $89

Michael Herman

35472 Fri 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Mar 26 – Apr 16

WEB

Writing from the Heart The most powerful writing comes from the heart. What do you care about? What inspires you? What is special in your life? Learn techniques for writing about the people and things that are dear to you.

ENG 4004 $65

Frances Wang

34384 Sat 10:00am – 12:00pm

Mar 6 & Mar 13

WEB

Writing Your Family History Traditional wills distill our lives to a balance sheet of assets and liabilities, but they do not fully capture the legacy of our values and experiences, the hopes and dreams that we want to pass down to our loved ones. Learn about ethical wills, or legacy letters, and begin writing a love letter to your family to share now and treasure forever. Families with young children, parents of grown children, and grandparents will appreciate the value of this class.

ENG 4003 $95

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34385 Mon 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Apr 5, 12 & 19

WEB

Register online: wccnet.edu/noncredit

DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY

Photoshop Elements: Introduction

Adobe Lightroom Classic Introduction Whether you’re an amateur or professional photographer, you’ll wonder how you kept your sanity before Lightroom Classic. Learn how to manage, organize, enhance and correct images. Lightroom Classic works hand in hand with Photoshop, Photoshop Elements or as a stand-alone application.

PHO 4023 $155

34343 Mon, Wed 6:30pm – 9:00pm

Rosemary Lemons Feb 22 – Mar 3

HOB 4033 $89

Detroit Drones Mar 6

WEB

Explore the fundamentals of aerial photography in this exciting class that will have you soaring! Learn how to operate and control a drone, understand how to utilize drone photography, and the basics of transferring your aerial photos onto your computer for editing and enjoyment.

HOB 4032 $89 34550 Sat 10:00am – 2:00pm

Detroit Drones Apr 10

WEB

Introduction to DxO NIK Collection Software Simplify advanced editing with this incredible software from DxO. Easily create photos you’ve imagined with six powerful plugins for Photoshop, Lightroom or Aperture. Make precise edits quickly using point technology to selectively touch up your photos without using complex masks or selections.

CIS 4071 $85

34341 Mon, Wed 6:30pm – 9:00pm

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34344 Mon, Wed 6:30pm – 9:00pm

Rosemary Lemons Jan 25 – Feb 17

WEB

Soap-Making Workshop Learn how to formulate your own soap recipes, the proper use and storage of lye, and how to mix lye and water. Get to know the properties and uses of goat milk, fragrances versus essential oils, additives, exfoliants, coloring and other ingredients, as well as molding and curing. A list of home recipes, supplies and equipment sources will be made available to you.

HEC 4171 $35

Aerial Photography with Drones

HANDCRAFTING

Discover the technology and science behind photogrammetry; a way of taking photographs and creating maps, drawings or 3-D models of a real-world object or scene. Learn how to utilize drones for these purposes and gain an understanding of area and volume mapping concepts.

34549 Sat 10:00am – 2:00pm

PHO 4016 $289 | $10 mandatory fee

WEB

Aerial Mapping with Drones

Photoshop Elements offers the full-blown power of Photoshop software at a fraction of the price and learning curve. Work with images from digital cameras or scanners. Correct color, change tonal values, repair damaged or less-than-perfect photos, use layers and prepare images for the web and email. Use the organizer to locate, view and catalog your images, so you can easily find them.

Rosemary Lemons Mar 8 & Mar 10

MI Folk School

34456 Wed 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Feb 17

WEB

Spoon Carving Workshop This quick-start demonstration class introduces you to the basics of carving spoons from green, seasoned wood. You’ll learn various grasps and carving techniques using high quality knives and a small hatchet or axe. This class is suitable for novices and those with some experience. At the end, you’ll know how to carve your own spoon.

HEC 4186 $35

MI Folk School

34457 Wed 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Mar 3

WEB

Classes with this symbol are offered in partnership with MI Folk School.

WEB

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CR EAT IVE ART S

MUSIC, DANCE AND THEATER Film Acting 101 Whether you are an inspiring actor, film fanatic, or just want to learn how actors bring movies to life, this class will help you understand the basics of acting for screen and television. Through activities and assignments, you’ll gain the confidence and practical skills you need to work as a film actor. We will cover how to audition, where to find film jobs, and how to find an agent.

DRA 4011 $115

Michael Herman

35471 Tue 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Feb 23 – Mar 23

WEB

Guitar for Beginners In a relaxed and nurturing environment, learn basic open chord positions, practice changing chords smoothly, strumming, fingerpicking, bass runs and bass progressions.

MUS 4020 $159

David Swain

34371 Sat 11:00am – 12:30pm

Jan 16 – Mar 6

WEB

Continuing Guitar Expand your guitar-playing skills as you increase your knowledge of chords, strumming, fingerpicking, bass runs and bass progressions. Develop the ability to play more complex songs and increase confidence and musicality in your performance.

MUS 4105 $109

David Swain

34372 Tue 6:30pm – 8:00pm

Jan 19 – Feb 9

WEB

34373 Tue 6:30pm – 8:00pm

Feb 16 – Mar 9

WEB

Ukulele for Beginners Portuguese sailors spread the ukulele and its music to the people in the Pacific Islands who have been playing it for decades. Experience what Pacific Islanders enjoy as you learn how to play this wonderful four-string instrument.

MUS 4006 $159

David Swain

34370 Sat 1:00pm – 2:30pm

Jan 16 – Mar 6

WEB

Washtenaw Community Jazz Music Class Washtenaw Community Jazz Orchestra and Combo is designed to foster diverse community participation, from high school students to seniors, in the merits of community jazz. As this class will take place virtually and without a final concert, this session will focus on remote recording projects, jazz history and theory, and how to use technology to make music together while we’re apart.

MUS 4051 $139

Steven Somers

34558 Mon & Wed 6:30pm – 8:00pm

Feb 24 – Apr 19

WEB

VISUAL ARTS Fabulous Flowers in Acrylics Grow your skills in color theory and mixing as you paint fantastic flowers in acrylics. Learn new brush techniques while painting small studies and larger-than-life blooms. Get inspired by nature and famous artists, and enjoy some color therapy.

ART 4506 $285

Debra Golden

34546 Mon 6:30pm – 8:30pm

*No class on Jan 18.

Jan 11 – Apr 19* WEB

Washtenaw Community Chorus of Colors The Washtenaw Community Chorus of Colors is an all-inclusive community chorus. The chorus will perform all varieties of choral works including musical theater, gospel, jazz, classical, pop, Latinx and more. The chorus welcomes all genders, races, affiliations and beliefs. You’ll experience a wealth of diversity through performance and contribute to a strong community.

MUS 4052 $139

Gayle Martin

34557 Wed 6:30pm – 8:00pm

Feb 24 – Apr 14

WEB

Happiness and Art Based on the book Happiness: 25 Ways to Live Joyfully Through Art by Christophe André, learn how happiness is part of our response to art and possibly the artist’s intent. Examine a different painting each week and explore the artist’s story. By painting or drawing a section of the work, you will actively delve into the happiness and increase your knowledge of featured artworks and artists.

ART 4511 $215

Debra Golden

34468 Wed 5:30pm – 6:00pm & Thurs 5:30pm – 6:45pm

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C R EATIVE A RTS

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Personal Enrichment

Landscapes in Abstraction Learn new skills in acrylics while focusing on landscapes. Explore seasonal and regional color palettes and paint scenes that give a sense of space. You will reference works by the masters and work from photos of near and exotic locales.

ART 4087 $195

34440 Mon 10:00am – 12:00pm

*No class Jan 18.

Payton Cook Jan 11 – Mar 15* WEB

Trees and Landscapes Bring your painting skills to new heights as we paint individual trees and forests and incorporate them in landscapes. Begin to see greens in a new way while working with evergreens, oaks and exotic palms. You may use acrylics, watercolors, watercolor pencils and crayons or any combination that suits you.

ART 4085 $285

34548 Wed 6:30pm – 8:00pm & Thurs 7:15pm – 8:00pm

Debra Golden Jan 13 – Apr 7

WEB

Faces and Figures in Watercolor Learn how to paint both simple and complex figures and mix skin tones and hair colors in your art. Get experience painting a selfportrait, famous faces and a child.

ART 4084 $285

34547 Sat 10:30am – 12:00pm & Mon 5:30pm – 6:15pm

*No class on Apr 3.

Debra Golden Jan 23 – Apr 17* WEB

We will concentrate on rocks in our landscapes, painting them in different settings while enhancing our colors and shadows to make the rocks a focal point and create variety and visual interest. Using different techniques, we will show texture, reflective qualities, rocks underwater and as large structures.

ART 4057 $319

Debra Guidot-Allen

34434 Wed 4:00pm – 6:00pm

*No class on Mar 31, Apr 7.

Mixed-Media Watercolor Explore art-making strategies using mixed media (combinations of traditional and experimental art materials) to design unique and detailed art. Discover how to create backgrounds, textures and layering styles on a variety of surfaces. Apply your own creativity to your work while learning some valuable techniques that will help you express yourself.

ART 4502 $269

Watercolor Landscapes: Focusing on Rocks

Debra Guidot-Allen

34432 Mon 4:00pm – 6:00pm Jan 11 – May 3*

*No class on Jan 18, Feb 15, Mar 29, Apr 5.

WEB

Jan 13 – Apr 28* WEB

Watercolor: Open Studio The open studio will allow you to experience the creative process at your own pace. Enjoy the company of fellow artists as we explore and experiment with watercolor. This class is for those with some watercolor experience who are seeking a welcoming space and the guidance of an experienced trainer.

ART 4057 $365

Debra Guidot-Allen

34431 Thu 4:00pm – 6:00pm

*No class on Apr 8.

Jan 7 – Apr 29*

WEB

Watercolor Landscapes Do you admire the elegant and accessible medium of watercolor?

Yearn to create watercolor landscapes using a variety of techniques? Discover and review watercolor foundations including composition, color, line, light, shadow, form and texture using photographs or prints to create vibrant, beautiful landscapes.

ART 4057 $345

34433 Tue 4:00pm – 6:00pm

*No class on Apr 6.

wccnet.edu/noncredit / 734-677-5060

Debra Guidot-Allen Jan 12 – Apr 27* WEB

Watercolor: Quick and Easy Learn the basics of painting with watercolors. Pick up several tips and tricks on how to quickly paint little gems. As you grow in your watercolor experience, you’ll combine small works into larger paintings.

HEC 4259 $189

Debra Golden

34467 Tue 6:30pm – 7:45pm

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Health and Wellness FITNESS Tai Chi for Mobility Maintenance Enjoy this slow, low impact mind-body exercise that strengthens muscles, improves balance and motor function while facilitating mindfulness and concentration. Practice simple, smooth, wholebody movements that can improve your quality of life when you add it to your routine.

PEA 4095 $125

Karla Groesbeck

34418 Thu 12:00pm – 1:00pm

Jan 14 – Mar 17

WEB

Qigong and Tai Chi: Personal Power through Moving Meditation Learn and perform the internal empowerment arts of qigong and tai chi. No matter what age and fitness level you are, the practice of meditation, seated and standing exercises can improve your flexibility, balance, motor skills and mental focus. Calm your mind, create emotional balance and personal power.

WELL-BEING

PEA 4171 $125

Wellness is not just about what we put into our bodies, but also about what we put onto our bodies. We will focus on a handful of healing herbs that you can easily find or grow in your garden. You will learn how to infuse and blend oils with herbs.

Karla Groesbeck

34417 Wed 12:00pm – 1:00pm

Jan 13 – Mar 17

WEB

34406 Fri 12:00pm – 1:00pm

Jan 15 – Mar 19

WEB

HEC 4104 $49

Reset Your Lower Back and Hips Learn gentle, functional movement patterns to restore your lower back and hips to a more optimal organization. Movement patterns from the Feldenkrais Method® will help restore healthy coordination between your lower back and hips for improved posture, balance, walking, running and more.

HSC 4454 $69.00

Dale Jensen

35507 Tue 6:30pm – 7:45pm

Making Healing Creams, Salves and Lip Balm

Jan 12 – Feb 9

WEB

MI Folk School

34454 Wed 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Feb 10

Hypnosis for Attention and Relaxation Did you know that Thomas Edison and Albert Einstein credited their genius ideas to self-hypnosis, as did Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart for his “Cosi fan tutte?” Come learn and practice self-hypnosis techniques in this workshop. Find the power to change you.

HEC 4430 $39

Conrad Welsing

Reset Your Neck and Shoulders

Modern life can leave us with quite a bit of tension and dysfunction in our neck and shoulders. Learn gentle, functional movement patterns to relax and restore your neck and shoulders using movement patterns from the Feldenkrais Method®.

Moving toward Zero Waste

HSC 4454 $69.00

Dale Jensen

35508 Tue 6:30pm – 7:45pm

Feb 23 – Mar 23

WEB

34302 Tue 11:00am – 1:00pm

Feb 9 & Feb 16

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Learn how to live more responsibly and protect our environment for future generations. Incorporate zero waste in your life by reducing your purchases of new items, reusing more, and minimizing your trash and recycling. Explore issues of fair trade, climate action and sustainable fisheries. Gain an understanding about local resources, and walk away with your own doable action plan.

HSC 4441 $39

Classes with this symbol are offered in partnership with MI Folk School.

WEB

Karen Vigmostad

34428 Wed 6:00pm – 8:30pm

Feb 10

WEB

34430 Thu 6:00pm – 8:30pm

Apr 8

WEB

Register online: wccnet.edu/noncredit

H EA LTH A N D W E L L N ES S

Meet the Mind-Body Connection Discover how our thoughts, beliefs and emotions can affect our muscles, bones and organs. As you explore these inner lines of communication, you will also learn relaxation techniques that draw inspiration from healing modalities like yoga and reflexology. These simple stress-relieving tools can enable you to reconnect with your inner sources of strength, joy and well-being.

HSC 4164 $25

34304 Tue 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Apr 6

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Take Control of Your Anxiety Anxiety is the most common disorder in the United States, one that is highly treatable. Learn about anxiety, negative thinking and how to identify your anxiety symptoms. Explore techniques from a holistic approach that will put you in control.

HSC 4400 $29

Kathleen Nelson

Robin Goldberg

34538 Wed 6:00pm – 8:30pm

Jan 20

WEB

WEB

34539 Wed 6:00pm – 8:30pm

Mar 17

WEB

Senior Focus The following centers, conveniently located throughout Washtenaw County, offer classes to all county residents 65 years and older before the start of the semester.

Choose from a variety of topics including fitness, visual arts, yoga, dance and more. Contact individual centers for specific class details and to register.

Please note: All Winter 2021 Senior Focus classes will take place online. View the class schedule at wccnet.edu/senior-focus.

Ann Arbor Senior Center

Glacier Hills

Pittsfield Senior Center

1320 Baldwin Ave., Ann Arbor 734-794-6250

1200 Earhart Rd., Ann Arbor 734-929-6781

701 W. Ellsworth Rd., Ann Arbor 734-822-2117

Chelsea Adult Learners

Jewish Community Center

Saline Area Senior Center

P.O. Box 134, Chelsea 734-292-5540

2935 Birch Hollow Dr., Ann Arbor 734-971-0990

7190 N. Maple Rd., Saline 734-429-9274

Chelsea Pines

Manchester Senior Center

325 Wilkinson St., Chelsea 734-433-9130

912 City Rd., Manchester 734-428-7628

Ypsilanti Senior Citizens Recreation Ctr.

Chelsea Senior Center

Northfield Senior Center

512 E. Washington St., Chelsea 734-475-9242

9101 Main St., Whitmore Lake 734-449-2295

Dexter Senior Center

Parkridge Community Center

7720 Ann Arbor St., Dexter 734-426-7737

591 Armstrong Dr., Ypsilanti 734-483-7700

1015 N. Congress St., Ypsilanti 734-483-5014

Ypsilanti Township Community Center 2025 E. Clark Rd., Ypsilanti 734-544-3800

To register or for more information, please visit wccnet.edu/senior-focus.

wccnet.edu/noncredit / 734-677-5060

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Hobbies and Exploration FOOD AND DRINK Growing Microgreens Microgreens are an essential part of the kitchen grocery. Tiny as they are, these young plants pack remarkably intense flavors, vibrant colors, interesting textures and are absolutely bursting with nutrients.

Now you can grow your own at home, inside, all year long. You’ll receive a brief introduction in how to use them, as well as resources for seeds and soil medium. Turn an ordinary meal into something gastronomically delicious with your homegrown microgreens.

CUL 4138 $49

MI Folk School

34451 Wed 6:00pm – 9:00pm

Feb 24

WEB

Knife Sharpening Demystified Nothing is more satisfying than working with a truly sharp kitchen knife. Learn a simple series of steps to bring your knife’s edge to shaving sharp. While you’ll focus on kitchen knives, you’ll also learn how to apply the same principles to other tools.

CUL 4098 $35

MI Folk School

34453 Wed 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Jan 20

WEB

Regional Favorites of Northern Syrian Cuisine Explore northern Syrian cuisine and regional favorites in this culinary class. Learn to prepare succulent eggplant kebab, Syrianseasoned ground beef, Middle Eastern-style rice and accompaniments. Namoora, a delightfully dense and sweet coconut cake, will be our final dish.

CUL 4157 $45

Jinan Ekhatib

34360 Thu 6:00pm – 9:00pm

Mar 11

Jinan Ekhatib

34358 Thu 6:00pm – 9:00pm

Jan 14

CUL 4157 $45

Jinan Ekhatib

34359 Thu 6:00pm – 9:00pm

Feb 11

Cottage Food Industry: Make Money Selling Your Homemade Food Learn how to set up your own cottage-based industry and how it relates to the permaculture concept. Examine which foods are allowable for sale and the requirements for labels and listings. Find out about sales records and how to plug into the network of existing cottage food operations.

HEC 4071 $39

MI Folk School

34450 Wed 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Apr 7

WEB

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Homesteading 101 Want to take living green to the next level? It doesn’t take much effort to live a homesteading life, even in the suburbs or at a modest living space in the city. Explore gardening, canning, solar systems, chickens, wild crafting, harvesting, cooking, homemade cosmetics, graywater systems, permaculture and much more.

HEC 4166 $39

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Indulge yourself in delicious Syrian coastal foods. Learnto prepare freshwater whitefish with sautéed potatoes, sliced onion and a lemon-tahini sauce. We’ll pair this with a light, crisp kale and feta salad. Our final recipe will be a sweet, tantalizing homemade cheesy kanafa with a lemon simple syrup.

Explore the culinary culture of southern Syria. In this hands-on class, you’ll learn how to prepare dawood basha, grilled, seasoned ground beef kebabs in a tomato-based sauce mixed with deep fried potatoes, sliced onion and colorful, sautéed peppers. We will pair our delicious dish with Syrian white rice and a fresh seasonal salad. A crunchy and sweet walnut baklava will end our evening on a sweet note.

WEB

Syrian Coastal Cuisine Favorites

CUL 4157 $45

Tastes of Southern Syrian Cooking

MI Folk School

34452 Wed 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Jan 13

WEB

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Rustic Italian Cooking Savor the secrets of rustic Italian cooking in this online series!

You’ll receive recipes, training and tips from an experienced Italian chef to make memorable menus with dishes that will make family and friends exclaim “buono!”

Italian-Style Stews 34314

Jan 6

CUL 4044

WEB

$45

Ragu and Homemade Gnocchi 34321

A Taste of Northern Italy: Toscana Region CUL 4023 34311

Jan 13

WEB

$45

34315

Jan 20

WEB

Winter Appetizers 34312

Feb 10

34313

Feb 17

CUL 4044

WEB

Risotto Three Ways

$45

$45

CUL 4044

WEB

$45

WEB

$45

Homemade Pasta from Amalfi and Sardinia CUL 4044 34322

A Taste of Southern Italy: Campania Region CUL 4044

Feb 24

CUL 4044

Mar 10

WEB

Seafood from Sicily 34323

Mar 24

CUL 4044

WEB

Chicken 34324

$45

CUL 4044

Apr 7

WEB

Vegetarian Eggplant Three Ways 34357

$45

Apr 14

$45

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NEW RECIPES!

All classes are taught

by Francesca Giarraffa, and meet on Wednesday evenings, 6:00pm – 9:00pm.

“I learned to

recreate simple, delicious dishes.

The instructor really knows her topic, and was very friendly.

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— Class participant, Rustic Itailian Cooking

CUL 4044

WEB

$45

Basics of Natural Beekeeping

Build Your Own Rain Garden

This workshop is for beginners as well as those who have kept bees for some time. The workshop will largely follow the methodology of natural beekeeping. We will cover bee species and anatomy, planting a bee garden, the inner workings of a hive, scouting a location, colony management and swarming, installation and maintenance, biodynamics, herbs and tinctures, beekeeper supplies, methods of harvest, winterizing the hive, solar wax melters, legalities of selling and distributing and the beekeeper’s yearly calendar.

During a good rain or winter melt some homes are hit with thousands of gallons of water that can quickly build momentum and cause flooding and drainage issues, sometimes washing out gardens and flooding basements. What is the solution? The permaculture approach to rain gardens. Get the skills to design and build rain gardens that accept stormwater runoff, recharge your groundwater, provide habitats and food for wildlife (including bees and butterflies), and add a nearly maintenance-free, aesthetically pleasing garden installation to your yard for very little money.

HEC 4068 $35

HEC 4107 $39

34455 Wed 6:00pm – 8:00pm

wccnet.edu/noncredit / 734-677-5060

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MI Folk School

34449 Wed 6:00pm – 8:00pm

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Historic Women of Michigan Michigan women have played an important role in the State’s history. From the early abolitionist and suffrage leaders to the first women politicians and activists, women such as Laura Haviland, Sojourner Truth, Martha Griffiths, Olga Madar and Millie Jeffries are inspirations to all of us. Take a brief look at some of the women in the Michigan Women’s Hall of Fame.

HST 4005 $45.00

Beverly Fish

35520 Sat 6:30pm – 9:30pm

Mar 6

WEB

Tarot as Therapy Discover how to use the imagery and symbolism of tarot to discern personal beliefs that can impact our lives in negative or positive ways. We will use the Lenormand deck to support insight, with a perspective about one’s past, present and future. The explicit nature of these cards makes their meaning easy to decipher.

Composting Made Easy Composting is a great way to fortify your garden soil while reducing your carbon footprint. Learn about the surprising amount of household refuse you can compost beyond kitchen scraps, leaves, and yard waste. Discover the correct ratio of ingredients to create an odor-free and healthy compost pile, how to troubleshoot issues, and use your finished compost to add nutrients, reduce the need for fertilizer, and help soil retain moisture.

HEC 4440 $39

Monica Milla

34552 Wed 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Apr 21

WEB

Winter Seed Sowing

Conrad Welsing

34303 Thu 11:00am – 1:00pm

HEC 4485 $39

Mar 11 & Mar 18 WEB

Islands of the Great Lakes Dotting the Great Lakes are 32,000 islands that form the largest collection of freshwater islands on Earth. You will learn what makes an island special and enjoy a lake-by-lake survey of the islands and archipelagos in U.S. and Canadian waters. You’ll view photographs and videos, and learn the unique characteristics of islands in each lake.

HST 4012 $99

Did you know that it’s possible to get a jump on spring by starting your seeds outdoors in winter? Even your vegetable seeds! Learn how to mimic Mother Nature using recycled containers, and knowing how and when to transplant your seedlings.

HOB 4031 $39

Karen Vigmostad

34426 Sat 10:00am – 12:00pm

Feb 6 – Feb 27

WEB

Monica Milla

34551 Wed 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Feb 10

WEB

HISTORY AND CULTURE Chinese New Year’s Traditions, Stories and Food The Chinese Lunar New Year’s Festival is one of the most important festivals for Chinese people all over the world. It marks the beginning of spring according to the lunar calendar. It’s been celebrated in the United States for over 150 years. Learn about the traditions, foods and stories of Chinese New Year. Why can’t you finish eating fish? What does serving a whole chicken represent?

How high will your fortunes rise in the New Year? Why do people wear red? What’s in those red envelopes? And what Year of the Zodiac is it? Learn to say happy new year in Chinese, and try your hand at writing a spring couplet.

HUM 4016 $35

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35509 Sun 12:00pm – 2:00pm

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H O B B IES A N D EXP L O R ATIO N

Coastal Great Lakes Come learn about iconic Great Lakes coastal resources including lighthouses, shipwrecks, maritime museums, key migratory birds areas, research laboratories, and research vessels. You’ll view photographs and videos of these coastal resources.

HST 4022 $79

34429 Sat 10:00am – 12:00pm

Karen Vigmostad Apr 3 – Apr 17

34425 Sat 10:00am – 12:00pm

MOTORCYCLE SAFETY WCC offers the basic rider, returning rider and advanced rider classes.

How were the Great Lakes formed? Are they healthy? Who studies and manages them? If you’re curious, this is the class for you.

Come learn about the world’s largest lakes and what makes our Laurentian Great Lakes so special. Concepts such as resilience, eutrophication and tipping point will be woven into a lake-by-lake review with photographs, facts and stories of the people working to protect the lakes. You’ll find out how and why they have been damaged, the legal binational structure to repair and protect them, and what you can do in your daily life to help the Great Lakes.

Personal Enrichment

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Understanding the Great Lakes

HST 4011 $99

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• New riders: Learn to ride and earn your endorsement in the basic rider class where you’ll ride WCC’s motorcycles.

• Experienced but unlicensed riders: Earn your endorsement in the one-day returning rider class where you’ll ride your own motorcycle.

• Licensed and experienced riders: Enhance your skills with the advanced rider class where you’ll ride your own motorcycle.

Class tuition for all classes is only $50.

Exploring Scandinavian Islands and Architecture Enjoy a photographic journey of Scandinavian islands, coasts, architecture and design centers in several major cities in Finland, Sweden, Denmark, and Norway. You’ll learn about Scandinavian human and natural histories, birds and wildlife, ancient castles and seaports. We’ll also cover renowned Finnish architect Alvar Aalto and Norway’s Wenche Selmer, one of only a few prominent women architects of the mid-20th century.

HUM 4022 $99

34427 Sat 10:00am – 12:00pm

Motorcycle safety classes receive funding from an annual grant from the Michigan Department of State.

Michigan’s motorcyclists provide the money for the grant funding via fees on their motorcycle operator endorsements and license plates.

Karen Vigmostad Mar 6 – Mar 27

WEB

Genealogy 2: Finding African American Roots Whether you’re seeking information about your African American ancestors or want to know more about the human side of America’s slaveholding past, this class will simplify your search. We’ll look at census, newspaper, church, cemetery, probate, property and other records, as well as migration patterns and laws specific to race.

SOC 4150 $139

34391 Mon 6:00pm – 8:00pm

Omer Winborn Feb 1 – Mar 1

WEB

How to Be Your Own Genetic Detective Explore the popular trend of DNA testing for individuals in an easyto-understand casual presentation. You will explore the options and further work necessary to make your testing results even more worthwhile. Discussion and examples of current offerings are key components of this class.

HSC 4394 $39

34301 Tue 11:00am – 1:00pm

wccnet.edu/noncredit / 734-677-5060

Conrad Welsing Mar 9 & Mar 16

WEB

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Home and Life COMPUTING AT HOME Exploring Smartphones and Tablets Whether you’re thinking about purchasing your first one or upgrading an existing smartphone or tablet, this class is for you! Get to know your device better and how to use it to its full potential. You’ll also learn how to set and maintain your device, understand app permissions, learn hidden features and more.

CIS 4289 $189

Denise Swope

34309 Tue, Thu 10:00am – 12:00pm

Mar 23 – Apr 8

WEB

Managing Your Gmail Learn the basics of composing, sending and replying to messages using Gmail. Discover ways to organize your inbox so you can find messages when you need them, and how to search and use shortcuts to work most effectively with Gmail.

CIS 4046 $95

SEWING

Practice up-to-date stitches and finishes on six common fabrics (wool, cotton, spandex, chiffon, fleece and denim) to expand your style, extend the life of your finished project and sew like a professional.

HEC 4226 $49

Heather Reed

34390 Sat 1:00pm – 4:00pm

Feb 20

WEB

Sewing with Knits No need to feel frustrated or afraid of stretchy fabric. With a few tips and tricks, you’ll be ready to fall in love with this easy-to-make, easy-to-wear style. Use your own sewing machine and use it to get professional results.

HEC 4256 $49

Heather Reed

34388 Sat 1:00pm – 4:00pm

Jan 16

WEB

Sustainable Fashion: Aprons Learn how to convert a gently used men’s shirt to an apron for an adult or child’s use. Practice creating a pattern, sewing hems, turning tubes, D-rings and more. Add a slice of creativity and breathe new life into something you may have considered throwing away.

HEC 4253 $65

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Heather Reed

34389 Sat 1:00pm – 5:00pm

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Outlook Basics

Sewing Seam Finishes

Denise Swope

34310 Tue, Thu 10:00am – 1:00pm

Jan 30

WEB

Unlock Outlook’s potential and learn how to use it to full capacity.

You’ll explore how to navigate Outlook’s mail, contacts, calendar and tasks.

BOS 4460 $95

Denise Swope

34307 Tue, Thu 10:00am – 1:00pm

Feb 9 & Feb 11

WEB

Advancing in Google Docs and Drive Master the fundamentals of creating, formatting and sharing documents, spreadsheets, presentations and forms with Google Drive.

Get tips on organizing and searching and using the many features available through this platform.

CIS 4056 $115

Denise Swope

34308 Tue, Thu 10:00am – 12:00pm

Feb 16 – Feb 25

WEB

“Questions were

encouraged and learning was easy.

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— Class participant, An Introduction to Google Drive and Docs Basics 1

Register online: wccnet.edu/noncredit

H O ME A N D L IFE

Make your PC work perfectly for you after this class! You’ll learn how to find and install new apps from the Windows store and customize your display preferences and account settings. Find out how to backup and restore Windows in case of computer failure and recover missing files. Use multitasking to switch between multiple applications, become more effective in browsing and managing files and folders with File Explorer, increase your browsing skills with Edge, and work with email, contacts and calendars. You’ll feel comfortable with Windows 10 after learning more skills and mastering techniques.

Denise Swope

34306 Tue, Thu 10:00am – 12:00pm

Jan 19 – Feb 4

WEB

Creating a Digital Scrapbook with Your Smartphone Your smartphone is the most accessible camera you have. You always have it with you, it fits in your pocket, and it doesn’t require any manual adjustments before you can take a photo. Even if you own a nicer camera, you still use your smartphone to capture unexpected photo moments. Therefore, it’s a good idea to learn how your phone’s camera works so you’ll be ready when you want to take a photo. Come to this class to learn how you can create a scrapbook to save and share your memories with family and friends.

CIS 4087 $189

Denise Swope

34540 Tue, Thu 10:00am – 1:00pm

Mar 2 – Mar 11

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DIY HOME REPAIR

Computer Basics 4: Advancing Your Skills

CIS 4074 $145

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Basements: From Cellar to Family Retreat Want to renovate your basement, but don’t know where to begin?

This introduction to basement remodeling will show you what you need to know to move your project forward.

CON 4036 $35

Steven Bredernitz

34298 Thu 6:30pm – 8:30pm

Jan 21

WEB

Decks and Fences: Creating the Ideal Outdoor Family Space Create an outdoor space for relaxing, grilling and entertaining, while keeping Fido and the kids inside the yard. Learn from an experienced builder and building inspector about common issues that come up when building a deck and privacy fence.

CON 1725 $35

Steven Bredernitz

34297 Thu 6:30pm – 8:30pm

Apr 29

WEB

DIY: Electricity 101 Curious about how your home’s wiring system works? Would you like to know how to safely replace a lighting fixture? Learn the ins and outs of wiring from a licensed builder. Explore safety practices, common types of wiring including phone and coaxial cable, and how to replace fixtures, switches and outlets.

CON 4059 $35

Steven Bredernitz

34295 Thu 6:30pm – 8:30pm

Mar 18

WEB

“Instructor is very knowledgeable and

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presentation of material was interesting.

— Class participant, DIY Electricity

TRAINER PROFILE

Steve Bredernitz

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Steve Bredernitz is a licensed builder and building official for the State of Michigan. He currently works as a building inspector for two municipalities while contracting small home improvement projects. Running his own home improvement company for over 20 years gave Bredernitz a wealth of experience and knowledge that he now shares with his students.

One of his favorite quotes is from Benjamin Franklin, “Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.”

Embracing the philosophy that if you involve people in learning, Bredernitz is determined to guide his students down the path of doing their own home improvement projects. “Your home is the largest purchase you will make,” said Bredernitz. “Understanding the components of your home and basic maintenance are important. Knowing how to identify and possibly repair an issue is a great accomplishment, plus it saves you time and money.”

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Languages

Home Improvement and Preventative Maintenance Protect your investment by learning the nuts and bolts of home maintenance. Explore everything from ways to assess a problem, how to determine if you have the skills to fix it, and which tools to use for particular tasks. Examine seasonal checklists, safety issues, plumbing, electrical, basic caulking techniques and maintenance. You’ve insured your home, now ensure that it will continue to provide you shelter, comfort and enjoyment for years to come.

CON 4565 $59

Learning a new language is fun and allows you to communicate with people from other countries. It also opens your mind to understanding different cultures and viewpoints, enhances your understanding of the world and can even improve your cognitive functions.

Steven Bredernitz

34296 Thu 6:30pm – 8:30pm

Apr 8 & Apr 15

WEB

Want to learn more about “talking the talk?”

Visit wccnet.edu/noncredit.

Plumbing 101 Have you ever wondered how your home’s plumbing systems work? Would you like to know how to repair or replace a toilet or faucet? Learn the ins and outs of plumbing from a licensed builder.

Topics include safety practices, common types of plumbing, how to repair and replace fixtures and recommended materials.

CON 4249 $35

Steven Bredernitz

34294 Thu 6:30pm – 8:30pm

Mar 4

WEB

Basic Portuguese Focus: for beginners- greetings, numbers, entertainment and dining PTG 4000 $149

Rosangela Lawrence

35506 Tue, Thu 7:00pm – 8:00pm

Feb 2 – Mar 11

WEB

PERSONAL FINANCE Chinese Language and Culture Focus: tones, greetings, numbers, food and drink

Financial Literacy for Millennials Many Millennials and Gen Xers face common financial challenges.

In this multisession workshop, learn strategies and tactics for tackling a number of these issues. Discover how to manage student loan debt and create a debt management plan. You will also learn about financial goal setting and the basics of investing.

FIN 4013 $29

Rick Harkness

34368 Tue 6:00pm – 9:00pm

Jan 26

WEB

34392 Sat 1:00pm – 4:00pm

Jan 30

WEB

Learn about the basics of estate planning including wills, trusts, powers of attorney and guardianship from a practicing attorney.

Explore ways to transfer your property outside of probate. Gain the knowledge necessary to create your own estate plan.

Virginia Cardwell

34405 Tue 7:00pm – 8:30pm

Jan 12 – Jan 26

WEB

Financial Power: How to Dump Debt, Build Wealth and Take Charge of Your Money Money management can be an uncomfortable, but necessary, subject. Learn how to take a proactive, intentional approach to financial goal achievement as well as how to “create” money by becoming mindful of your spending habits.

FIN 4005 $59.00

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34383 Wed 6:00pm – 8:30pm

Apr 15 – Apr 22

Mar 3 – Apr 21

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Intro to Conversational Medical Spanish Focus: basic and intermediate medical terminology and phrases for health care interactions and procedures SPN 4004 $259

Gregorio Melean

34469 Mon 6:30pm – 8:30pm

*No class on Feb 15.

Wills, Trusts and Estate Planning

LAW 4015 $65

CHN 4000 $249

Jan 25 – Apr 5*

WEB

Conversational Spanish 1: Accelerated Focus: for beginners- greetings, home and household, colors, time and dates SPN 1000 $239

Gregorio Melean

34541 Sat 10:00am – 12:00pm

Jan 23 – Mar 27

WEB

Conversational Spanish 2: Phrases for Daily Life Focus: units of time, common salutations, daily casual conversations, basic anatomy and medical terminology SPN 1050 $229

Gregorio Melean

34542 Tue 6:30pm – 8:30pm

Jan 26 – Mar 16

WEB

WEB

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L A N GU A GES

Conversational Spanish 3: Professions and Pastimes

34543 Thu 6:30pm – 8:30pm

Gregorio Melean Jan 28 – Mar 18

34544 Wed 6:30pm – 8:30pm

Gregorio Melean Jan 27 – Mar 31

34553 Sat 12:00pm – 1:30pm

Susan Wenzinger Jan 16 – Mar 27

34554 Sat 10:00am – 11:30am

Susan Wenzinger Jan 16 – Mar 27

34435 Sat 12:00pm – 2:00pm

34436 Sat 2:00pm – 4:00pm

Feb 1 – Mar 25

WEB

Focus: irregular verbs, intermediate conversation skills, moods and tenses, food and dining

ITL 4005 $209 | mandatory fee: $15

34442 Mon, Thu 6:30pm – 7:30pm

Salvatore Bisaccia Feb 1 – Mar 25

WEB

Focus: travel, dining out, visiting and hosting guests, continued customs, country and culture JPN 4005 $229

Kenji Yano

34439 Tue, Thu 6:30pm – 7:30pm

Jan 19 – Mar 25

WEB

Focus: alphabet, greetings, food and dining, occupations RUS 4004 $229

Petra Beierling Jan 16 – Mar 20

Natalia Alexandrova

34374 Sat 10:00am – 12:00pm

Jan 16 – Mar 20

WEB

WEB

Russian for Travelers: Short Session Focus: alphabet, greetings, food and dining, occupations

Focus: greetings and useful phrases for daily living and social situations. German culture and traditions including history, beliefs, customs and foods

34441 Mon, Thu 5:15pm – 6:15pm

Russian for Travelers

German: Level 2

GRM 4001 $229

Salvatore Bisaccia

WEB

Focus: numbers, money and time, greetings, dining out

ITL 4000 $209 | mandatory fee: $15

Japanese: Level 2

German: Level 1 GRM 4000 $229

WEB

Focus: daily travels, dining and shopping, entertainment, irregular verbs

WEB

Conversational Italian: Level 2

French: Level 2

FRN 4015 $215

Jan 16 – Mar 20

34437 Sat 10:00am – 12:00pm

WEB

Focus: for beginners- people, world travel, time and numbers, food

Petra Beierling

Focus: for beginners- greetings, time and dates, grammatical rules and pronunciation

French: Level 1

FRN 4005 $215

GRM 4050 $229

Italian: Level 1

Focus: improve listening comprehension and word structure for whose who can already hold a basic conversation

Focus: hone the nuances of pronunciation, master colloquial phrases used socially, while traveling, and in business

WEB

Conversational Spanish 4: Accelerated

SPN 4006 $259

Personal Enrichment

German Intermediate Conversation Class

Focus: school, work, hobbies and sports. Verbs in the imperfect, subjunctive, and indicative tenses, including irregular verbs SPN 4003 $239

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RUS 4004 $119

Natalia Alexandrova

34375 Sat 10:00am – 12:00pm

Mar 27 – Apr 24

WEB

Petra Beierling Jan 16 – Mar 20

WEB

“Class was informative, yet unstructured, and involved all the students. ” — Class participant, French 1

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Policies / Information Class Drop/Refund Policy: Drops are accepted up to

the start of the first class. No refunds are given, for any reason, once the class starts. Mandatory fees will only be refunded if a class is dropped at least 72 hours prior to the start of the first class. To request a drop from a class: • If you registered online or in person, contact our offices at 734-677-5060 or ecdevelopment@wccnet.edu.

• If you registered by mail, include your full name, address, class title, class number and class ID, and send your request to Division of Economic and Community Development, ML 104, Washtenaw Community College, 4800 East Huron River Drive, Ann Arbor, MI 48105-4800.

Cancellations: Washtenaw Community College reserves the right to cancel or reschedule a class that does not meet minimum paid enrollment. Participants will be notified of cancellations via email or phone.

Mandatory Fees: Some classes require additional fees for

supplies or materials. These are noted in the class details. All mandatory fees must be paid at the time of registration. Check website for the most up-to-date fee information.

Location and Parking: A majority of classes are held on the main campus of WCC. The locations of off-campus classes are in the class details. Parking on campus is now easier than ever with the new, centrally located parking structure. For additional parking info and directions, visit wccnet.edu/about-us/visiting/.

What Is a CEU? A CEU (continuing education unit) is a

national measurement unit. One CEU equals ten classroom or equivalent hours and is used to record, transfer and recognize participation in noncredit learning experiences.

Mailing List Statement: Please note every effort is made to remove individuals or businesses that have requested, in writing, to be deleted from Washtenaw Community College’s mailing lists and or data base. WCC obtains mailing lists/ data from many sources and cannot guarantee you will be eliminated from every mailing.

Emeritus Scholarship: In order to be granted emeritus status, you must bring your driver’s license or state-issued photo ID to Student Connection on the WCC campus by January 1, 2021, to confirm that you are 65 years of age and in-district residency status.To register online with the scholarship, please contact our offices at 734-677-5060, and we will apply the scholarship to your tuition for noncredit classes. Please note that the emeritus scholarship does not cover mandatory class fees.

Nonprofit Agency Scholarship: This scholarship

provides payment for tuition (only) of agency-approved Economic and Community Development noncredit classes.

Submit an application each semester for each class you plan to attend. You must complete all items on this checklist to qualify: 1) You must be a permanent employee of a nonprofit agency (permanent position) in Washtenaw County; 2) Submit the nonprofit agency scholarship application, complete with supervisor-approved class(es) and signature, ten business days before start of class; 3) You must attend all class sessions and complete all class requirements. If the class is not successfully completed, you (or your agency) may be billed for the full tuition amount of the class and/or have your scholarship discontinued; 4) You must submit your completed application form with a copy of your agency’s 501(c)3 documentation no later than ten business days before the start of class.

Information/application: Go to wccnet.edu/workforcedevelopment, or contact Eric Penrose at epenrose@wccnet. edu or 734-677-5027.

Accreditations: • Washtenaw Community College is accredited by The Higher Learning Commission, 230 South LaSalle Street, Suite 7-500, Chicago, Illinois 60604-1411, 800-621-7440, ncahlc.org. Contact 734-973-3300 for information about Washtenaw Community College.

• Washtenaw Community College’s Economic and Community Development Division is a certified provider of CEUs accredited by the International Association for Continuing Education and Training (IACET) which is recognized internationally as a standard of excellence in instructional practices.

WCC Board of Trustees

ADA/EEO/Title IX/Section 504 Compliance Statements: Washtenaw Community College does not discriminate on the basis of

religion, race, color, national origin, age, sex, height, weight, marital status, disability, veteran status, or any other protected status as provided for and to the extent required by federal and state statutes, nor does the college discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression. WCC is committed to compliance in all of its activities and services with the requirements of the Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972, Public Act 453, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 as amended, Public Act 220, and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Employment compliance inquiries should be directed to the VP of Human Resources, Room BE120 in the Business Education Building, 734-973-3497. Facility access inquiries should be directed to the VP for Facilities, Grounds and Campus Safety, Room PO112, Plant Operations Building, 734-677-5322. Title IX or ADA/504 inquiries related to programs and services should be directed to the VP for Student and Academic Services, Room SC247, Student Center Building, 734-973-3536.

Christina Fleming, Chair Bill Milliken Jr., Vice Chair Angela Davis, Secretary David DeVarti, Treasurer Ruth Hatcher Richard J. Landau, J.D. Diana McKnight-Morton

Title II Student Right-to-Know and Campus Security Act Compliance Statement: The Student Right-to-Know and Campus

Rose B. Bellanca, Ed.D., WCC President WCC is a smoke-free campus.

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Security Act of 1990 is a federal law that mandates the disclosure by all institutions of higher education of the rates of graduation, the number of incidents of certain criminal offenses, the type of security provided on campus, the pertinent policies regarding security on campus and policies that record and deal with alcohol and drug abuse. WCC is in full compliance and provides information annually through various means, including college publications, wccnet.edu or email. Inquiries concerning the Student Right-to-Know and Campus Security Act should be directed to Washtenaw Community College, Office of the Vice President for Student and Academic Services, Room SC247, Student Center Building, Ann Arbor, MI 48105-4800, 734-973-3536.

If you have a disability and require accommodation to participate, contact Learning Support Services (LSS) at 734-973-3342 to request accommodations at least 72 hours in advance.

Register online: wccnet.edu/noncredit

Questions? 734-677-5060

ecdevelopment@wccnet.edu

Three Easy Ways to Register Mail-in*

Register and pay by credit card.

wccnet.edu/noncredit

Walk-in* Student Center Building

Send completed registration form with check or money order (payable to Washtenaw Community College) to:

WCC Main Campus 4800 East Huron River Drive Ann Arbor, MI 48105-4800 Payment by check (including all fees) is due at the time of registration.

Professional Development Registration Student Records, SC 203 Washtenaw Community College 4800 East Huron River Drive Ann Arbor, MI 48105-4800

• Before registering online for the first time, you must create a student profile.

• Household profiles allow a single family account so that adults can register children for youth programs. For more information on household profiles, please call our office at 734-677-5060.

for online classes and those with a coupon must register online at wccnet.edu/noncredit.

• No credit card payment options are available for mail-in registration.

• To find classes, click All Classes on the Browse menu to select a subcategory.

Click on class title to see descriptions.

Third-Party Pay

• Deadline for mail-in registration is seven business days prior to the first class.

• To register for a class, click Add to Cart, enter your credit card payment information and print your receipt.

REGISTRATION FORM

* NOTE: Participants who are registering

• Only registrations accompanied by full payment will be processed.

Call 734-677-5060 to learn how companies can pay for employees to attend classes.

• Mail-in registration does not guarantee a seat in the class.

Detach and send with payment.

Please print.

Name / Last ______________________________________________________________ First ______________________________________ Middle ______________________________________ WCC Student ID # ___________________________________________________________________________________________________ Date of Birth

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/ _______ / __________

Mailing Address _______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ City ________________________________________________________________________ State _____________________________________ Zip Code ___________________________________ Phone _____________________________________________________________________ Email Address __________________________________________________________________________

Are you Hispanic or Latino?

Select one or more race American Indian or Alaska Native Black or African American Asian

START DATE

Yes

No

Decline to answer

Citizenship

U.S. Citizen

Not a U.S. Citizen

Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander

Washtenaw County Resident

White

Gender

Do not wish to specify

CLASS TITLE / NUMBER

IMPORTANT! You must agree to WCC Drop/Refund Policy to register.

Male

TUITION

Yes

No

Female

MANDATORY FEE

COMBINED

Total Enclosed: $

I agree to the Drop/Refund Policy as outlined on page 34.

Signature required _______________________________________________________________________________________________

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Date

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