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ContinuingSUMMER 2021 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Allied Health ..........................................3-6Campus Bookstore ................................... 3Career and EmploymentResource Center .................................... 17College and Career Readiness .............. 14Cosmetology/Esthetics/Nail Technology ........................................ 6Creative/Visual Arts .................................. 7Culinary Arts .............................Back Cover

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Curriculum Enrollment ............................ 15Emergency Services......................... 21, 23English As A Second Language.............. 14Equine Studies ...................................9, 18General Interest and Hobbies ....................................................8Income Maintenance Caseworker .... 11, 16Healthy Living and Physical Education ..............................9-10

Massage Therapy Program ............................... 6, Back CoverMaps .......................................................19National Career ReadinessCertification.............................................16Occupational Training andProfessional Development................. 11-13Small Business Center Seminars ........... 15

3 Easy Ways To Pre-Register

• By PhoneCall 828-395-1405, Rutherford Campus or 828-894-3092, Polk Center to register for classes. Please have the course number and your social security number handy when you call.

• In PersonDrop by the Continuing Education Office in The Foundation Building on the Rutherford Campus or at the Polk Center.

• On The WEB Pre-Registrationwww.isothermal.edu/continuing-education/register

For better customer service, ALL classes now require prepayment.

Continuing Education Hours of OperationMonday - Friday, 8 AM - 4:30 PM

Summer HoursMonday - Thursday, 7:30 AM - 5:30 PM

USE OF TOBACCO PRODUCTSIsothermal Community College is a tobacco-free campus effective January 1, 2019. This applies to all employees, students, contractors, vendors, and visi-tors. For policy details, see policy 802-02-01BP Use of Tobacco Products.

CANCELLATION POLICYIf we cancel a class, you will be notified. If you would like to cancel your place in a class, please notify us as soon as possible before the class meets for the first time.

REGISTRATION FEE REFUND POLICYIf you need a refund or transfer, contact the Polk Center at 828-894-3092 or the Rutherford Campus at 828-395-1405.

A 100% refund shall be made if you officially withdraw prior to the first day of class or if the class is canceled.

A 75% refund shall be made if you officially withdraw from the class prior to or on the official 10% point of the class. No refund thereafter.

OCCUPATIONAL EXTENSION FEES AND FEE WAIVERS ARE SET BY THE NORTH CAROLINA GENERAL ASSEMBLY AND ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

Important Information Section 10.6 of Session Law 2013-360 eliminated the waiver of tuition for up to six hours of credit instruction and one course of noncredit instruction per academic semester for senior citizens age 65 or older who are qualified as legal residents of North Carolina that was previously allowed in G.S. 115D-5(b)(11)

If you have a documented disability, it is your responsibility to contact the Disability Coordinator, 828-395-1732 to discuss classroom accommodation.

Continuing Education 3

Healthcare Billing and CodingThis 180-hour course prepares an individual for entry level healthcare billing and coding positions. Course topics can include but are not limited to the roles and responsibilities of this position, managed health care, life cycle of an insurance claim, legal and regulatory considerations, coding regulations, reimbursement issues, claim instructions, medical terminology, filing commercial claims, insurance plans, Medicare, Medicaid, Tricare, and Workers’ Compensation. Upon completion, students should also be able to utilize MS Windows and the Internet to effectively retrieve billing-related information and updates, and have the knowledge base to apply for national certification as a Certified Billing and Coding Specialist. Prerequisite: High School diploma or GED. College Transcripts or CASAS Reading Test Scores. Students must be at least 18 years of age by the first day of class. CLASS DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. Please call (828) 395 - 1405 to confirm course dates and to register for the course. Book fees are approximately $375.

Section #61133Instructor: M. WilsonDates: September 1, 2021 – November 30, 2021ONLINE only, $185 (Registration fee + $5 Institution technology fee)

Pharmacy TechnicianThis 208-hour totally online course is designed to provide instruction in the technical procedures for preparing and dispensing drugs in the hospital and retail settings under supervision of a registered pharmacist. Topics include drug packaging and labeling, outpatient dispensing, hospital dispensing procedures, controlled substance procedures, inventory control, and non-sterile compounding. Upon completion, students should be able to perform basic supervised dispensing techniques in a variety of pharmacy settings. Students who successfully complete this training program will be eligible to sit for the Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam (PTCE) offered through the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB). Prerequisite: High School diploma or GED. College Transcripts or CASAS Reading Test Scores. Students must be at least 18 years of age by the first day of class. CLASS DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. Please call (828) 395 - 1405 to confirm course dates and to register for the course. Book fees are approximately $250.

Section #59983Instructor: K. HuntMay 9, 2021 – August 31, 2021ONLINE only, $185(Registration fee + $5 Institution technology fee)

Section #61132Instructor: K. HuntSeptember 7, 2021 – December 31, 2021ONLINE only, $185(Registration fee + $5 Institution technology fee)

SUMMER 2021 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES ALLIED HEALTH

Go to bookstore.isothermal.edu for most up-to-date information. Most all materials can be ordered through the website.

Allied Health Coordinator: Betsy Cuthbertson, RN, BSN Primary Instructors: Keith Hunt, RPh; Michele Wilson, CCMA, CMAA, CPT, CBCS

The Campus BookstoreLocated in the Student Center Building

Hours are subject to change without notice.

Summer HoursMonday - Thursday9 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.

Please contact us at 828-395-1633 with any questions or concerns.Don’t forget to check out our CLEARANCE Books!

Isothermal Bookstore carries a full-line of apparel, supplies and accessories with the school logo.

We also have a wide selection of Jansport bookbags with lifetime warranties that sell for 15-30% below retail.


ALLIED HEALTH SUMMER 2021

Nurse Aide Level I - NEW HYBRID CLASSES NOW AVAILABLE!This 188-hour course is designed to prepare graduates to provide personal care and perform basic nursing skills for the elderly and other adults. Emphasis on aging process including mental, social and physical needs of the elderly, patient’s rights, nutrition management, elimination procedures, safe environment, restorative services, personal and special care procedures and activities, human body structure and function and related common disease/disorders, communication and documentation, death and dying, and roles of the nursing assistant and health team members. A skill/competency evaluation is required. The course includes class, laboratory and clinical learning experiences. Upon satisfactory completion of the course and skill/competency evaluation, the graduate is eligible to apply for listing as a Nurse Aide I by the N.C. Division of Facility Services. Prerequisite: Pathways to C.N.A. course (will be discussed on registration day); One of the following. CLASS DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. Please call (828) 395 - 1675 to confirm course dates. *Financial aid opportunities are available for the Nurse Aide Level I courses for qualifying students *Financial aid opportunities are available for the Nurse Aide Level I courses for qualifying students.

PLEASE NOTE: Due to the continued COVID-19 pandemic, ALL Nurse Aide Level I courses AND Orientation sessions will have a maximum capacity of 10 STUDENTS per class (including Hybrid classes) and sessions. You must pre-register for the orientation sessions and classes by calling 828-395-1675. If you need leave a message, include your name, phone number, email address, and the Section Number of the class you wish to sign up for.

Instructor: L. WhitesideHYBRID and Tues/Thurs 4:00 PM - 8:00 PMAugust 16, 2021 – December 14, 2021Rutherfordton Learning Center, Room 109, $185Mandatory Orientation Session: Thursday, July 15, 2021, at 10:30am; Lower Level of Foundation Building, main campus

Section #61120Instructor: B. CuthbertsonHYBRID and Tues/Thurs 8:30 AM - 12:30 PMAugust 22, 2021 – November 11, 2021Clinical Mon–Fri (11/1–11/5) 8:00 AM – 4:30 PMRutherfordton Learning Center, Room 111, $185Mandatory Orientation Session: Tuesday, July 20, 2021, at 10:30am; Lower Level of Foundation Building, main campus

Section #61130Instructor: C. ButlerHYBRID and Wed 8:00 AM - 4:30 PMAugust 23, 2021 – November 17, 2021Clinical Tues/Wed/Thurs (11/2–11/11) 8:00 AM – 4:30 PMRutherfordton Learning Center, Room 111, $185Mandatory Orientation Session: Thursday, July 22, 2021, at 10:30am; Lower Level of Foundation Building, main campus

CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT PROGRAMAllied Health Coordinator: Betsy Cuthbertson, RN, BSN Primary Instructors: Cassidy Butler, BSN, RN; Betsy Cuthbertson, BSN, RN; Tracey Evans, DNP, MSN, BSN, RN; Carole Robbins, MSN, BSN, RN; Patrice Staley, BSN, RN; June Steele, BSN, RN; Loretta Whiteside, MSN, BSN, RN; Carla Wist, BSN, RN

Section #61105Instructor: J. SteeleTues/Wed 9:00 AM - 3:30 PMMay 4, 2021 – September 1, 2021Rutherfordton Learning Center, Room 116, $180Mandatory Orientation Session: Thursday, April 15, 2021, at 10:30am; Lower Level of Foundation Building, main campus

Section #61106Instructor: C. RobbinsHYBRID and Thurs/Fri 8:30 AM - 12:30 PMClinical Thurs/Fri (8/5-8/26) 8:00 AM – 4:30 PMJune 1, 2021 – September 2, 2021Rutherfordton Learning Center, Room 116, $185Mandatory Orientation Session: Tuesday, May 11, 2021, at 10:30am; Lower Level of Foundation Building, main campus

Section #61112Instructor: C. WistSat/Sun 8:00 AM - 4:30 PMJuly 10, 2021 – October 2, 2021Polk Center, Room 116, $180Mandatory Orientation Session: Thursday, June 10, 2021, at 10:30am; Lower Level of Foundation Building, main campus

Section #61113Instructor: L. WhitesideHYBRID and Tues/Thurs 10:00 AM - 2:00 PMAugust 16, 2021 – December 14, 2021Rutherfordton Learning Center, Room 109, $185Mandatory Orientation Session: Tuesday, July 13, 2021, at 10:30am; Lower Level of Foundation Building, main campusSection #61119

Visit the Continuing Education website www.isothermal.edu/continuing-education


SCHEDULE OF CLASSES ALLIED HEALTH

NURSE AIDE LEVEL I CLASSES CONTINUED

Section #61121Instructor: C. RobbinsHYBRID and Thurs/Fri 8:30 AM - 12:30 PMSeptember 13, 2021 – December 17, 2021Clinical Thurs/Fri (11/18 - 12/16) 8:00 AM – 4:30 PMRutherfordton Learning Center, Room 109, $185Mandatory Orientation Session: Tuesday, August 10, 2021, at 10:30am; Lower Level of Foundation Building, main campus

Section #61129Instructor: J. SteeleTues/Wed 9:00 AM - 3:30 PMSeptember 14, 2021 – January 20, 2022Rutherfordton Learning Center, Room 116, $180Mandatory Orientation Session: Thursday, August 12, 2021, at 10:30am; Lower Level of Foundation Building, main campus

Section #61345Instructor: C. WistSat/Sun 8:00 AM - 2:30 PMNovember 20, 2021 – March 27, 2022Clinical Sat/Sun (3/5/22 - 3/27/22) 8:00 AM – 4:30 PMPolk Center, Room 116, $180Mandatory Orientation Session: Thursday, October 14, 2021, at 10:30am; Lower Level of Foundation Building, main campus

Medication AideThis 24-hour course is designed to meet the training requirements for becoming qualified as a Medication Aide and Med-Tech. The course will cover the six rights of medication administration for non-licensed personnel. Topics will include medication administration via the oral, topical and instillation routes, medical asepsis, hand hygiene, terminology, and legal implications. Upon completion, students should be able to take the competency exam and demonstrate the skills necessary to qualify for listing on the North Carolina Medication Aide Registry. Prerequisite for MEDICATION AIDE: Current listing on the NA I Registry, High School Diploma or GED. Prerequisite for MED-TECH: none. CLASS DATES ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. Please call (828) 395 - 1405 to confirm course dates and register for the course.

Section #59974Instructor: T. EvansSat/Sun/Sat, 8 AM - 5 PMMay 1, 2, and 8Rutherfordton Learning Center, Room 109, $80

Section #59975Instructor: T. EvansFri/Sat/Sun, 8 AM - 5 PMJune 4, 5, and 6Rutherfordton Learning Center, Room 109, $80

Section #61124Instructor: T. EvansSat/Sun/Sat, 8 AM - 5 PMJuly 17, 18, and 24Rutherfordton Learning Center, Room 109, $80

Section #61125Instructor: T. EvansSat/Sun/Sat, 8 AM - 5 PMAugust 14, 15, and 21Rutherfordton Learning Center, Room 109, $80

Section #61126Instructor: T. EvansSat/Sun/Sat, 8 AM - 5 PMSeptember 11, 12, and 18Rutherfordton Learning Center, Room 109, $80

Section #61127Instructor: T. EvansSat/Sun/Sat, 8 AM - 5 PMOctober 9, 10, and 16Rutherfordton Learning Center, Room 109, $80

Section #61128Instructor: T. EvansSat/Sun/Sat, 8 AM - 5 PMDecember 11, 12, and 18Rutherfordton Learning Center, Room 109, $80

PLEASE NOTE: Due to the continued COVID-19 pandemic, ALL Nurse Aide Level I courses AND Orientation

sessions will have a maximum capacity of 10 STUDENTS per class (including Hybrid classes) and sessions. You must

pre-register for the orientation sessions and classes by calling 828-395-1675. If you need leave a message, include your name, phone number, email address, and the Section

Number of the class you wish to sign up for.

TO REGISTER FOR CLASSES CALL:POLK CENTER - 828-894-3092

RUTHERFORD CAMPUS OR RLC - 828-395-1405


ALLIED HEALTH SUMMER 2021

MASSAGE THERAPY PROGRAMCoordinator: Karen MarshallInstructors: Lilia White, Elizabeth Mills

PLEASE NOTE: Our full Massage Therapy Program class costs will include registration fee(s), mandatory textbooks/workbooks,scrubs and other incidental costs for personal supplies.

Massage Therapy Our 660-hour massage therapy program combines lecture time with hands-on practice of massage techniques. Coursework includes anatomy and physiology, kinesiology, nutrition, business practices, ethics and specific massage modalities. Students will gain hands-on experience working with the public in a clinic setting through the program’s student massage clinic.

Upon completion of the program, graduates may sit for the MBLEx (Massage and Bodywork Licensing Exam), the sole licensing exam for the Massage Profession. Upon successfully passing the MBLEx, graduates may apply to NCBMBT (North Carolina Board of Massage and Bodywork Therapy) for their license to practice massage in the state of North Carolina or to other state boards to practice in other states. Isothermal Community College’s program prepares students for a career in Massage Therapy in hospitals, health & fitness centers, wellness centers, chiropractic offices, resorts, spas, nursing homes, cruise ships, and more.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, employment of Massage Therapists is projected to grow 26% from 2016 to 2026, much faster than the average for all occupations. (Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, Occupational Employment Statistics, May, 2017 www.bls.gov/oes/)

NEW START DATES COMING AUGUST & SEPTEMBER!

Prerequisite: High School diploma or equivalency. College Transcripts or CASAS Reading Test Scores. Students must be at least 18 years of age by the first day of class.

Registration Fee: $180 Books (approximate): $350Black Scrubs (approximate): $45

*Financial aid opportunities may be available for qualifying students, contact (828) 894 - 3092 for more information.




Isothermal Community College

Located in the Student Center828-286-2319

• Walk-ins Welcome • No appointment necessary

All services performed by students.Please allow ample time to completethe services you have requested.

Isothermal Community College

HouRS of opeRatIoNDay Salon

Monday-Thursday9:00 - 11:15 am

friday (no chemicals)8:00 - 11:00 am

evening SalonMonday-Thursday

4:30 - 7:30 pm

for day appointmentsleave a message at

828-395-1439

for evening appointmentsleave a message at

828-395-4293

No children are allowed in the cosmetology labsunless they are receiving a service.

Prices subject to change.

Located in the Student Center828-286-2319

• Walk-ins Welcome • No appointment necessary

All services performed by students.Please allow ample time to completethe services you have requested.

HouRS of opeRatIoNDay Salon

Monday-Thursday9:00 - 11:15 am

friday (no chemicals)8:00 - 11:00 am

evening SalonMonday-Thursday

4:30 - 7:30 pm

for day appointmentsleave a message at

828-395-1439

for evening appointmentsleave a message at

828-395-4293

No children are allowed in the cosmetology labsunless they are receiving a service.

Prices subject to change.

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SCHEDULE OF CLASSES CREATIVE/VISUAL ARTSPainting Open StudioInstructor: Vicki Van VyncktTurn your blank canvas or paper into a work of art! In this painting class you choose your subject matter and the medium you prefer to work with: oils, acrylics, or watercolor. You will receive expert guidance in composition, color, color mixing, values, and other elements of design by instructor Vicki Van Vynckt. Beginning oil and acrylic artists are welcome. Watercolor artists should have some previous experience.Students are welcome to come and go as they please within the open studio period. Students need to bring their own supplies and projects to work on. If you are a beginner, please request a supply list from ICC Polk Center office (828) 894-3092.

#61305Tues, 9:30 AM - 3:30 PM (1 hr lunch)June 29 - August 17Polk Center, Room 108, $90

Open StudioInstructor: Dot PearceOpen studio is a gathering of artists of all mediums who share ideas and explore new skills and techniques. Beginners are welcome and encouraged to try out different forms of art. Ink, pastel, colored pencil, or watercolor. The options are endless! Students must bring their own supplies and projects to work on. Hone your skills with a group of fun artists.

#59918Fri, 9 AM - 12 PM May 7 - June 11Polk Center, Room 108, $90

#61150Fri, 9 AM - 12 PMJune 18 - July 23Polk Center, Room 108, $90

#61151Fri, 9 AM - 12 PMJuly 30 - September 3Polk Center, Room 108, $90

For more information or to register, call the Polk Center

at 828-894-3092.

Financial assistance may be available to qualified students.

CLASSES STARTINGIN SEPTEMBER!!Courses include:

• Introduction to Equine Management Level I

• Equine Management Level II

• Introduction to Equine Assisted Activities

and Therapies (EAAT)

EQUINE STUDIESPROGRAM

Polk Center, Columbus, NC

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GENERAL INTEREST & HOBBIES SUMMER 2021



Spanish for BeginnersInstructor: Maribell SarateLearn Spanish from a native speaker! Maribell will teach you the basics of the language in this fun and dynamic class, designed to help you communicate in full sentences.

Mon./Wed., 6 PM - 8 PMJune 7 - June 30Polk Center, Room 122 $70

Conversational SpanishInstructor: Maribell SarateThis class is fun and interactive! Participants will hold short conversations with classmates, practicing the basic language skills. Aspects of the Hispanic culture will also be explored. This class is intermediate level; ideal for people who have taken Spanish for beginners and/or who already know some Spanish and want to practice in a fun setting.

Mon./Wed., 4 PM - 5:30 PMJune 7 - June 30Polk Center, Room 122 $55

Maribell Surate is from Colombia, South America. She is a published author, holds a Bachelors in Social Communication and Journalism from Central Uni-versity in Colombia and a Masters in Romance Languages from Appalachian State University. She has taught Spanish to children and adults for the past 21 years.

For the Love of MusicInstructor: Ivana CarlsonDo you love classical music and want to gain a better ap-preciation for it? This class will teach you the musical ele-ments that composers such as Bach, Beethoven, Schubert and Stravinsky used to create their most renowned pieces. By looking at the theory and structure behind these pieces, you will be able to recognize them in other musical works and gain an understanding and respect for what various composers were trying to communicate. The course is split into two sections: the first hour will be a discussion of theory and musical structure. The second hour will be an in-depth listening exercise to apply the concepts you just learned, as well as a brief discussion of the historical con-text of specific pieces and their composers. No prior music experience needed!

Monday, 6 PM - 8 PMJune 21 - July 19 No class July 5Polk Center, Room 112, $35

Ivana Carlson is a passionate musician who has had over 14 years of music experience. She is currently pursuing a degree in Violin Performance with an Emphasis in Education at Belmont University in Nashville, TN. She served as Concertmaster at the Carolina Youth Symphony Orchestra of which she was a member for six years. She also had the honor to perform twice at Carnegie Hall in NYC. Her research paper, which took an in-depth historical look at the composer Dmitri Shostakovich and the meaning behind his music, won Belmont University’s First Year Writing Award.

You Can Micro-FarmInstructor: Kirk WilsonIf 2020 has reminded us of anything, it is that our families don’t need to be dependent on the electronic cash regis-ters at the grocery store or the next farmer’s market or on the government for our food. Did you ever think you’d see a time when you couldn’t find CHEAP canning jars? Learn sustainable ways like lasagna gardening, diverse cover crops, vermiculture and backyard poultry that will help turn areas of your property into food producers, 365-24/7, and not break the bank doing it. Come prepared for a hard-hitting, in your face class with some injections of humor to keep us healthy!

Thurs, 6 - 9 PMJune 24 - August 12Polk Center, Room 112, $70

Kirk Wilson holds a degree in Animal Science from the University of Tennes-see, but over a half-century of experience that started on a grandfather’s farm in West TN, “under a cow and behind a mule”, in his own words. He has taught Sustainable Poultry 101 at the Polk Center before, but also teaches sustainable agriculture at Greenville Tech as well as a farm class to a rollicking group of kids age 7 to 15 one afternoon a week in Campobello called the “One Barn Schoolhouse”.

As part of the Isothermal Culinary Arts program, short-term, specialized trainings will be offered throughout the semester. These trainings will be

theme-based and give everyone a chance to explore specific areas of interest. Join our culinary e-mail list and receive notice of all Culinary Arts courses.

This extensive 212 contact hours of train-ing will introduce the concepts, skills and techniques for volume food production. Emphasis will be on the development of skills in knife, tool and equipment handling and applying the principles of food prepa-ration. Additionally, students will learn how one taste effects another by proper pairings of foods, build their pallet, and broaden their knowledge of the chemistry of food.

During the course, which will include lecture and hands-on training, students will focus on traditional cooking along with new and innovative cooking techniques. They will develop professional prep skills using industry recognized methods, and explore occupation opportu-nities. Students who successfully complete the course will receive a certificate of completion issued by Isothermal Community College.

Costs for course include $180 course registration fee, $140 culinary text book,

ICC Culinary Training Center 140 Old Caroleen Rd., Forest City (Rutherford Opportunity Center)

To join our culinary e-mail list, contact Dee Spurlin at 828-395-1416, [email protected]

CALL TODAY FOR THE NEXT AVAILABLE CLASS DATES.


SCHEDULE OF CLASSES HEALTHY LIVING & PHYSICAL EDUCATION

Meal Prep For EveryoneInstructor: Melissa LeRoySummer is here and life is busy! We want to spend our time many other places than in the kitchen every day cook-ing. Come join Melissa Metcalf Le Roy, Holistic Nutritional Practitioner as you learn that meal prepping helps reduce stress, saves money from eating out, focuses on your eat-ing and weight goals and opens up more free time during the week. The three workshops will teach you how to have your meals planned, prepped and cooked for your busy week.

What you will learn •How to create a meal Plan for yourself, a couple or family•How to create a meal Plan specific shopping list •How to portion your meals for the week•How to properly calculate the caloric intake for the week•How to properly prepare food to be cooked at a later time

#61261Tuesday, 6 - 8PMJune 15 - 29Rutherford Campus, Maple Room, $30

Hiking 101Instructor: Jess Kerr, Outdoor Programs Director for Rutherford Outdoor CoalitionHiking 101 is a 35-hour continuing education class that gives participants the opportunity to explore local trails and witness some of the beauty this area of North Carolina has to offer. This class is open to all ages and fitness levels but keep in mind that hiking is a requirement. We will walk slowly and take breaks as needed along the hikes. Hikes must be completed as a group during the scheduled time. Participants should wear comfortable hiking shoes (tennis shoes, hiking boots), and bring water, lunch, and snacks.

# 60051Mon/Wed, 10 AM - 2 PMMay 3 - June 7 Rutherford Campus, Maple Room and Off Campus Locations, $65

Date Time Location Mileage Rating5/3 10 - 11 am TBD: Intro. to Hiking n/a n/a5/5 10 am - 2 pm TBD: Trail Safety & ICC Trail 2.5 E5/10 10 am - 2 pm Tom’s Creek Falls 1.6 E/M5/12 10 am - 2 pm Rocky Hop Trail Look 1.9 E/M5/17 10 am - 1:30 pm Moore Cover Falls 1.2 E/M5/19 10 am - 2 pm Catawba Falls 3 M5/24 10 am - 2 pm Bearwallow Mountain 2 M/S5/26 10 am - 2 pm High Shoals Falls 1.8 M6/2 10 am - 1 pm Rumbling Bald 1.5 M/S6/7 10 am - 2 pm Bridal Veil Falls 5.0 M

E = Easy M = Moderate S = Strenuous

Paddling 101 Course DescriptionInstructor: Jess Kerr, Outdoor Programs Director for Rutherford Outdoor CoalitionThis course is designed for beginners interested in pad-dling. We will begin instruction on flat water, utilizing ICC’s pool facilities and an off campus pond. If there is interest and ability, there is an option to paddle a section of the Broad River at the conclusion of the course. Participants will learn beginner paddling skills and safety procedures, including how to turn and stop the boat effectively. Other learning objectives include: 1) an understanding of differ-ent equipment needs, such as types of kayaks and canoes, paddles, clothing, safety gear, and Personal Floatation De-vices. 2) Entrance and exit techniques when on the water. 3) Transportation techniques, including how to transport the equipment to location and organize carpools for put-in / take-out locations. 4) Connect to the local paddling community. Participants will need to bring their own boat, paddles, and lifejacket – we will have some available if there is a need. Please call Jess at 828-351-3235 or email [email protected] for any questions.

# 61265Tues/Thurs, 10 AM - 2 PMJune 17 - July 15 Rutherford Campus, Maple Room and Off Campus Locations, $75

Date Time Description / Location6/17 10am – 2pm ICC Classroom TBD: Intro to Paddling6/22 10am – 2pm ICC Pool6/29 10am-2pm ICC Pool7/1 10am – 2pm Off Campus Location: Pond7/6 10am – 2pm Off Campus Location: Pond7/8 10am – 2pm Off Campus Location: Pond7/13 10am – 2pm Off Campus Location: Pond *Option to paddle shorter section of Broad River7/15 10 am – 2pm Off Campus Location Pond: *Option to paddle shorter section of Broad River

Water ExerciseInstructor: Ruth HilsParticipate with the group performing rhythmic aerobic water activity to increase muscle strength, muscle endur-ance and flexibility through water resistance. Participants can move at their own pace and ability.

#60047Tues/Thurs, 4:45 - 5:45 PMMarch 2 - June 17 Rutherford Campus, Student Center, Pool, $60

#61249Tues/Thurs, 4:45 - 5:45 PMJune 29 - October 19Rutherford Campus, Student Center, Pool, $60


HEALTHY LIVING & PHYSICAL EDUCATION SUMMER 2021



Fitness Swim (Lap Swim)Instructor: Deborah GerardThis class is designed for individuals who wish to develop their cardiovascular fitness through swimming laps. Em-phasis is placed on increasing cardiovascular fitness, muscle strength, and muscle endurance. This program is individu-ally paced. You may keep a record of your laps, time, and pulse rate to chart progress.

#60045Mon/Wed//Fri, 7 - 7:50 AM March 8 - May 26Rutherford Campus, Student Center, Pool, $60

#61257Mon/Wed/Thurs/Fri, 7 - 7:50 AM March 8 - May 26Rutherford Campus, Student Center, Pool, $60

Water Exercise / Lap SwimInstructor: Deborah GerardThis is a combination class. Participants can choose be-tween self-paced laps to develop cardiovascular fitness or participate with the group performing rhythmic aerobic water activity to increase muscle strength, muscle endur-ance and flexibility through water resistance.

#60046Mon/Wed//Fri, 1-1:50 PM March 8 - May 26Rutherford Campus, Student Center, Pool, $60

#61256Mon/Wed/Thurs/Fri, 1-1:50 PM March 8 - May 26Rutherford Campus, Student Center, Pool, $60

Qi GongInstructor: Edward KanQi Gong is a centuries-old mind and body practice. It in-volves a number of easy, slow and gentle movements with breathing, and relaxation. The movements can be practiced while walking, standing, or even sitting. Research findings suggest that practicing Qi Gong regularly may improve bal-ance and stability in older people and those with Parkin-son’s, reduce pain from knee osteoarthritis, help people cope with fibromyalgia and back pain, and promote quality of life and mood in people with heart failure and cancer. Qi Gong may help to improve general quality of life, and offer psychological benefits, such as reducing depression and anxiety. The class will focus on improving balancing, in addition to all the above health benefits. If you are already healthy, this class will help you maintain your health and fitness. The gentle movements of Qi Gong practiced cor-rectly should not have any negative side effects, and is safe for all people with normal mobility. For more detail about the above and other potential health benefits of Qi Gong, please read the research reports at the NIH web site: www. nccih.nih.gov/health/taichi. Ed Kan has been teaching Tai Chi and Qi Gong in this area since 2006.

#61156Tues, 12:30 - 1:30 PMMay 11 - June 16Polk Center, Room 112, $45

#61158Tues, 12:30 - 1:30 PMJune 22 - July 27Polk Center, Room 112, $45

#61159Tues, 12:30 - 1:30 PMAugust 3 - September 7Polk Center, Room 112, $45

Contact Population Served Contact Information

Charity Hardin, Title IX Employees, Community 828-395-1686Coordinator Members, and Coordinates [email protected] all Title IX Issues

Sandra Lackner, Title IX Curriculum Students 828-395-1429Deputy Coordinator [email protected]

Donna Hood, Title IX Continuing Education 828-395-1404Deputy Coordinator Students [email protected]

Jeremiah McCluney, REaCH Students 828-395-4164Title IX [email protected] Coordinator



SCHEDULE OF CLASSES OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING & PROFESSIONAL DEV.

Phase I Introduction to Human Services Provides students a look inside the world of DSS. Students will learn DSS terminology, basic intake processes and begin learning to navigate the NCFAST system. In addition, stu-dents will work on fundamental employability skills, and re-ceive assistance with resume writing, interviewing and com-pleting the state application. Students must pass this phase to be eligible for Phase 2—there are no exceptions. This two-phase program will result in a transferable credential recognized throughout the state-wide DSS system.

Monday/Tuesday/Thursday, 6 - 9 PMJune 1 - July 8 (no class July 5)Business Sciences Room 117, Spindale Campus$125 registration fee, $5 institution technology fee

Tuesday/Thursday, 6 - 9 PMAugust 31 -October 21Room 122, Polk Center, Columbus$125 registration fee, $5 institution technology fee

Phase II Income Maintenance Caseworker - NCFAST Provides students an in-depth, hands-on look at the NC-FAST system. Through an interactive system, students will process applications, make changes and updates to simulated participant accounts. Students will learn how to “interview” clients to gain the information needed to complete the NC-FAST intake process. This two-phase program will result in a transferable credential recognized by the state-wide DSS system.

Monday/Tuesday/Thursday, 6 - 9 PMJuly 12 - August 24 (no class August 2,3,5,16)Business Sciences Room 117, Spindale Campus$125 registration fee, $5 institution technology fee

Auto Dealers - RenewalInstructor: Dennis Mauk This course will meet the six-hour continuing education re-quirement for your license renewal as ordered for Indepen-dent Auto Dealers by House Bill 432. House Bill 432 man-dates that any independent auto dealer seeking renewal of his/her license must show proof of attendance at a DMV-ap-proved, six-hour continuing education class every year. Study will include yearly updated topics such as Salesman License/Registration, Bill of Sale, Warranties, Repossessed Vehicles, Tag Requirements and other State required information.

#61259Wednesday, 9AM - 4PMJuly 12Rutherford Campus, Foundation Bldg., Maple Room, $70 Dennis is an independent contractor to 15+ Community Colleges where he teaches a 6-hour recertification course for independent auto-mobile dealers. He also developed and teaches a 12-hour new automo-bile dealer course for the Community College System of North Carolina, one of two approved by the DMV of North Carolina.

Vehicle Safety Inspection Certification - Initial and Renewal Instructor: Larry BaileyThis class prepares students to renew and obtain the li-cense for North Carolina Auto Safety Inspection. This course is designed to meet the training requirements (ini-tial and/or renewal) for the Auto Safety Inspection Program administered by the NC Division of Motor Vehicles, License and Theft Bureau. To be licensed as a safety inspector, a mechanic must attend an eight-hour safety course and pass a state certification exam. Topics covered include an over-view of DMV regulations, inspection procedures and prop-er use of diagnostic equipment. Students MUST bring the station number of their employer. Regulations manuals will be provided for use in the classroom.

#61250Wed/Thurs, 6 - 10 PM, June 9 - 10Rutherford Campus, Business Sciences, Red Room 137, $70

#61251Wed/Thurs, 6 -10 PM, July 14 - 15Rutherford Campus, Business Sciences, Red Room 137, $70

#61252Wed/Thurs, 6 -10 PM, August 11 - 12 Rutherford Campus, Business Sciences, Red Room 137, $70

Vehicle OBD II Emissions Inspection Certification - Initial & RenewalInstructor: Larry Bailey This class is designed to meet the training requirements for the Auto Emission Inspection Program administered by the NC Division of Motor Vehicles, License and Theft Bureau. For initial and renewal certification the emission inspector mechanic license, you must successfully complete an eight-hour emissions course, be prepared to conduct an emis-sions inspection of a motor vehicle, and pass a written test. Topics covered include an overview of DMV regulations, inspection procedures, and proper use of diagnostic equip-ment. It is strongly recommended that you take and pass the Initial Vehicle Safety Inspection Certification course be-fore taking the initial Vehicle OBD II Emissions Inspection Certification course. Students MUST bring the station number of their employer. Regulation manuals will be provided for use in the classroom.

#61254Wed/Thurs, 6 -10 PM, June 16 - 17Rutherford Campus, Business Sciences, Red Room 137, $70

#61255Wed/Thurs, 6 -10 PM, August 18 -19Rutherford Campus, Business Sciences, Red Room 137, $70


OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING & PROFESSIONAL DEV. SUMMER 2021


Notary Public Instructor: Rhonda DavisBecome a Notary Public! You will learn how to be one as you prepare for the required North Carolina test. To be-come a Notary, you must be at least 18 years old, have a high school diploma or GED, and pass the test given at the end of the class. The notary book is available at the college bookstore and MUST be purchased prior to the first day of class. This 2016 edition of the North Carolina Notary Pub-lic Manual, prepared by the North Carolina Department of the Secretary of State, contains practical instruction, tips, and best practices, essential tools for North Carolina no-taries public. It provides updated information including the North Carolina Administrative Code section for notaries that was not in the previous edition. Estimated book cost $30. You must also purchase a Notary Journal which is avail-able at the college bookstore, and must be purchased prior to the first day of class.

#61258Thurs, 9 AM - 5 PM (1 hour lunch)July 15Rutherford Campus, Foundation Bldg., Hickory Room, $70

#61218Tues, 9 AM - 5 PM (1 hour lunch)August 10Polk Center, Room 118, $70

General Contractor Continuing Education Renewal Course Instructor: Neel HudsonThe recently passed General Statute 87-10.2 states that North Carolina licensed general contractors will be re-quired to complete CE beginning with the 2021 license re-newals. Class outline is listed below: 1) NCLBGC101: What Licensed General Contractors

Need to Know (Mandated 2-hour class)2) Course ID: 0081 - Understanding Foundations: Air,

Moisture, and Water Infiltrations in Residential Homes (2-hours)

3) Course ID: 0083 - Crawl Spaces: Controlling Moisture in Crawl Spaces (2-hours)

4) Course ID: 0082 - The Importance of Using the NC 811 System (2-hours)

Get your General Contractor CE in one 8 hour day!

#61260Saturday, 8 AM - 5 PM (1 hour lunch)August 21Rutherford Campus, Engineering Technology and Workforce Development Bldg, Rm 215 $195

ServSafe Food Safety Training Instructor: Cindy Hill, certified instructorFood contamination episodes can cost restaurants a lot of money. This food safety certification course, developed by the Educational Foundation of the National Restaurant Association, is a comprehensive program for food service professionals in restaurants, hospitals, nursing homes, child-care facilities, and other food-handling establishments. This 16-hour class will teach you food safety, developing stan-dard sanitation operating procedures, examining controls for food borne illnesses, and more. The textbook (ServSafe Manager) with answer sheet is required and should be pur-chased PRIOR to the first day of class. It is available at the bookstore for approximately $100. Those passing the test will receive ServSafe certification, a program recognized by ANSI as meeting the NC state requirements for Certified Food Protection Manager. You must be at least 18 years old.

#60038Mon/Tues 8:30 AM - 5:30 PMMay 24-25Rutherford Campus, Foundation Bldg., Maple Room, $70

#61245Mon/Tues 8:30 AM - 5:30 PMJune 28 - 29Rutherford Campus, Foundation Bldg., Maple Room, $70

#61248Mon/Tues 8:30 AM - 5:30 PMAugust 30 - 31Rutherford Campus, Foundation Bldg., Maple Room, $70





SCHEDULE OF CLASSES OCCUPATIONAL TRAINING & PROFESSIONAL DEV.

HAVE YOU RECEIVED A TRAFFIC CITATION?

Don’t let that ticket ruin your driving record. The District Attorney, Clerk of Court, and judges want us to be safer drivers.

If you have been charged with a minor traffic violation in the 29th Judicial District (McDowell and Rutherford) or other counties in North Carolina honoring the National Safety and Health Council’s Defensive Driving Program, you may elect to have it reduced by the District Attorney.

Isothermal Community College offers the Defensive Driv-ing Program through the National Safety Council of North Carolina, which trains motorists in the principles of safe driving.

The course should be completed and the information pre-sented to the Clerk of Court for payment no later than two (2) working days before your scheduled court date.

Defensive Driving 4-hour class is offered on select Wednesdays and Saturdays of the month. You must pre-register and pay no later than Monday, 12 PM (noon) for the Wednesday class or Wednesday, 12 PM (noon) for the Saturday class.Fee: $65

Defensive Driving 8-hour class is offered the last Satur-day of each month. You must pre-register and pay no later than Wednesday, 12 PM (noon) the week of the class.Fee: $85

Alive at 25 classes is for any student between the ages of 16 and 24 years. This 4-hour class is offered on select Tues-days of each month. You must pre-register and pay no later than Tuesday 12 PM (noon) the week of the class.Fee: $65

**Occasionally classes have to be canceled or dates changed. Do not wait until the last possible class date before your court date to take the class. **

Please call Continuing Education 828-395-1405 or 828-395-1476 Monday through Friday, 8 AM to 4:30 PM for registration information.

EMERGENCY SERVICESBasic Law Enforcement Training (BLET)

The Basic Law Enforcement Training Program (BLET) taught at Isothermal Community College is a 640-hour program that pre-pares students to become certified law enforcement officers. With a staff of more than 40 instructors, the BLET includes 33 topics that cover virtually every basic task that an inexperienced officer should know.

The BLET meets from 6:00 pm to 10:00 pm Monday through Thursday evenings, with Friday and Saturday training included. The program lasts approximately nine months. Students in BLET are exposed to a broad array of training including both classroom lecture, and hands-on skill training (driver training, firearms, etc.) The BLET program is regulated by the NC Criminal Justice Train-ing and Standards Commission. As such, the BLET must meet the highest standards as it trains each class of future law enforce-ment officers. Exciting, challenging, demanding, and rewarding, the BLET program is your entry into a career like no other!

Call today, and begin... A Career That Makes A Difference!

Basic Law Enforcement Training Course Topics• Course Orientation• Physical Fitness Training• Ethics for Professional Law Enforcement• Arrest, Search, and Seizure/Constitutional Law• Elements of Criminal Law• Communication Skills for Law Enforcement Officers• Law Enforcement Radio Procedures and Information Systems• Field Note taking and Report Writing• Interviews: Field and In-Custody• Subject Control/Arrest Techniques• Juvenile Laws and Procedures• Fingerprinting and Photographing Arrestees• Dealing with Victims and the Public• Criminal Investigation• ABC Laws and Procedures• Motor Vehicle Law• Law Enforcement Driver Training• Crime Prevention Techniques• First Responder• Domestic Violence Response• Controlled Substances• Tech. of Traffic Law Enforcement• In-Custody Transportation• Traffic Accident Investigation• Explosives and Hazardous Materials Emergencies• Individuals w/ Mental Illness and Mental Retardation• Crowd Management• Preparing for Court and Testifying in Court• Patrol Techniques• Sheriff ’s Responsibilities: Detention Duties• Sheriff ’s Responsibilities: Court Duties• Civil Process• Firearms Admission Criteria

• A U.S. Citizen• Possess a valid driver’s license• Be a high school graduate (or GED)• Be at least 20 yrs. old (in some

cases, 19)• Have no serious criminal or traffic

violations• Be in good physical health

Call Brenda McFarland (828)-395-1668

to sign up for classes today!

Next B.L.E.T.Classesbegin in

January 2021!

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Orientation Sign-up...Call Today! Polk Center or Rutherford Campus call 828-395-1631

Additional sites, locations, and times available in Rutherford

and Polk counties.

For more information contact Barbara Callahan, College & Career Readines Secretary at

828-395-1631 or [email protected]

A High School Diploma can open up new opportunities — start a new career, go to college, earn more money!

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HELP WANTEDWe are always looking for new course ideas and instructors.

If you have an idea for a class, please e-mail Jonathan Bland at the Rutherford

Campus, [email protected] orKaren Marshall at the Polk Center,

[email protected]

Include suggested class title, a brief description of class content, and your qualifications to teach the class.




The Small Business Center at Isothermal Community College is a community-based provider of education and training, counseling, information and referral for current and potential business owners in Rutherford and Polk County. The Small Business Center conducts seminars and training through-out the year that are designed to provide you information on core topics (starting a business, business plan, marketing, financing, and taxes) as well as other related topics.

We are planning our Fall seminars and working with our facilitators on dates and times. Our meeting room is large enough for social distancing, so we are hoping for our regular seminars. Seminars will be posted on our website, see link below for an up-to-date listing. Thank you for your interest and we look forward to seeing you in the Fall.

To stay up-to-date with what is happening at the Small Business Center, like us on our Facebook page.

https://www.facebook.com/Isothermal-Small-Business-Center-1488367151453581/?ref=aymt_homepage_panel

Co-sponsored by Isothermal Community College Small Business Center

Check the website for a complete list of seminars for the Small Business Center Seminars. Online registration is preferred at:

https://www.ncsbc.net//center.aspx?center=75260

For more information please call Dee Spurlin at 828-395-1416

or e-mail [email protected]

Seminars are FREE!


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Call today! Contact the Advising

Center at 828-395-1436 soon so you don’t miss

any deadlines.

Final registration Summer Semester is May 18.

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WHO SHOULD HAVE ANational Career Readiness Certificate™?

Here’s how to get one….The National Career Readiness Certificate (NCRC) is based on the ACT WorkKeys Industry Skills Assessment System.

Examinees must successfully complete the three assessments which measure a range of essential work skills in each area. Assessments are offered on a regular schedule through the Continuing Education Department.

ACT’s National Career Readiness Certificate™ (NCRC) PROVES to employers that you have the skills to do the job.

It is a portable, industry-recognized, research-based credential that certifies essential skills needed for workplace success. To earn a NCRC, students areassessed in: • Workplace Documents • Applied Math • Graphic Literacy

Certificates are issued according to assessed skill levels: Bronze, Silver, Gold or Platinum

For more information or to learn how to register contact: Karen Marshall, 828-395-1408,or [email protected]

EVERYONE!

What would you say to a job that... Is a full-time position.

Is a career position with state benefits.

Has a pathway for advancement.

Makes a difference to those in need.

INCOME MAINTENANCECASEWORKER

A Career in Helping Others

Fast track your career by completing the two-phase training program developed in partnership between the state Com-munity College system and the NC Department of Social Services. Students who successfully complete the program will:

• Earn the transportable credential recognized across the state and will be favored when applying for Income Maintenance Caseworker positions throughout the state-wide DSS system

• Gain core knowledge, skills and abilities for success-ful transition to working within the NCFAST computer system

Classes starting June 1 on the Rutherford Campus &

August 31 at the Polk Center!Phase I Human Services Exploration- 48 hrs - Provides students a look inside the world of DSS. Students will learn DSS terminology and basic intake processes. In addition, students will work on fundamental employability skills, and receive assistance with resume´ writing, interviewing and completing the state application. Students must pass this phase to be eligible for Phase 2—there are no exceptions.

Phase II Income Maintenance Caseworker– NCFAST- 48 hours - Provides students an in-depth, hands-on look at the NCFAST system. Through an interactive system, students will process applications, make changes and up-dates to simulated participant accounts. Students will learn how to “interview” clients to gain the information needed to complete the NCFAST intake process.

For more information,contact Karen Marshall at 828-395-1408, [email protected] or

Jonathon Bland at 828-395-4470, [email protected]

See page 11 for full details.



Career and Employment Resource CenterTraining People for Success in the Workforce

Whether unemployed, employed but looking to make a change, or entering the job market for the first time, the path to successful employment starts with being prepared. Human Resource Development (HRD) classes are geared toward equip-ping job seekers with information, skills, self-awareness and insight into work-place expectations.

Strategic Job Search May 24, 10 AM—12 PM Assess your job search attitude/aptitude and develop a plan to overcome your weak areas. Learn how to network and use proven strategies for a successful job search. Receive tips and tools to stay organized and on track for employment.

Résumé Writing June 9, 10 AM—12 PM Students will learn how to take inventory of their skills, education, experience and attributes, and present this information in the format most beneficial to them individually.

Master the Interview June 22, 10 AM—12 PM Students will learn how to prepare mentally, physically and emotionally for an interview. Learn what HR directors say are their biggest complaints when interviewing.

Mock Interviews June 29, 10 AM—12 PM Come prepared with a sample job posting of your choosing and a copy of your resumé.

Where Do I Fit In? Pathways to MY Future July 14, 10 AM - 12 PM Exploration and assessment for self-awareness. Complete an individual compatibility analysis to your prospective career field. Learn where you already have match points and where you may have weaknesses that could effect your success. Plan strat-egies to overcome your hurdles.

Résumé Writing July 28, 10 AM—12 PM Students will learn how to take inventory of their skills, education, experience and attributes, and present this information in the format most beneficial to them individually.

Where Do I Fit In? Pathways to MY Future August 24, 10 AM - 12 PM Exploration and assessment for self-awareness. Complete an individual compatibility analysis to your prospective career field. Learn where you already have match points and where you may have weaknesses that could effect your success. Plan strategies to overcome your hurdles.

Time Management August 30, 10 AM—12 PM Learn to plan and schedule tasks to meet deadlines, get tips to allocate time and resources efficiently and learn to prioritize competing tasks.

Classes are open to anyone in our community. Fees for these courses can be waived if the person qualifies, including those unemployed, underemployed, or who have received notice of layoff.

For more information or to reserve a seat, contact Karen Marshall, 395-1408 or

[email protected]


Polk Center1255 West Mills St., Columbus, NC 28722

828-894-3092

Maple Street

Rutherfordton Learning Center134 Maple Street, Rutherfordton, NC 28139

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ISOTHERMAL COMMUNITY COLLEGEEMERGENCY SERVICES EDUCATION

uCertified EMS, Fire Fighter, and Law Enforcement coursesu American Heart Association Training Centeru Basic Law Enforcement Training (BLET)

For more information, contact:Jonathan Bland Marnie BeaverEmergency Services Coordinator EMS Program Support(828) 395-4470, [email protected] (828) 395-1532, [email protected]

Jason Wilson John SplawnEmergency Medical Services Specialist Fire Services Training Specialist(828) 395-4345, [email protected] (828) 395-1766, [email protected]

Brenda McFarlandAdministrative Assistant II HPS/BLET(828) 395-1668, [email protected]

This program is consistent withthe standards of practice held by the

North Carolina Board of Massage and Bodywork Therapy.

WE OFFER DAY, EVENING AND WEEKEND CLASSES. For more information contact

Polk Center at 828-395-1100.

THERAPY

For more information, see page 8 for full course descriptionor contact Dee Spurlin at 828-395-1416, [email protected].

CALL TODAY FOR THE NEXT AVAILABLE CLASS DATES

CLASSES STARTING IN SEPTEMBER!

Massage

For course detailssee page 6.