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Distance and Extended LearningDistance Learning provides all students the opportunity to take traditional credit courses online. The College currently offers four complete degree programs online as well as intro and elective courses. For information: 498-2803

Extended Learning provides credit courses at several extension sites as well as evening, weekend and summer courses. Courses are currently offered in Baldwinsville, Central Square, Driver’s Village, Cicero/N. Syracuse, JOBSplus!, Jordan Elbridge and OCC North. Courses are also offered at several rural high schools using the Interactive Video Classroom. For information: 498-2802

Lifelong LearningTo stay current in today’s world everyone needs to acquire new skills, knowledge and training. Lifelong Learning offers more than 800 professional development and personal development courses each year. Courses are offered throughout the academic year and can be customized to meet a company’s individual needs. For information: 498-6000

Concurrent Enrollment and Secondary School OutreachOCC dual-credit college courses, designed to guide a student’s career focus, are completed during high school. For information: 498-2502

Public Safety Training CenterThe Public Safety Training Center, in cooperation with local public safety agencies, offers courses for police officers, firefighters and emergency medical providers. The Public Safety Training Center has received recognition for excellence from both state and national agencies. For information: 498-6046.

Workforce DevelopmentWorkforce Development serves as the College’s interface with CNY business, industry and economic development agencies. From total quality to high-tech computer training to ergonomics, over 100 cost-effective training courses have been offered to more than 2,500 students each year. For information: 498-2541

Small Business Development CenterThe Small Business Development Center assists entrepreneurs, business and industry to find solutions intended to increase productivity and profitability. For information: 498-6070

College for LivingCollege for Living provides educational opportunities for developmentally disabled adult citizens in Onondaga County. Day and evening courses are kept small to ensure individual attention. Courses typically run for 10 weeks and are offered in a large variety of topics including: Money Math, Reading, Basic Cooking and Computers.

The Passages program is the only Medicaid Home and Community-Based Waiver funded program on a college campus. Passages is a transition program focusing on issues of personal/academic development and employability. For information: 498-6005

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Onondaga Community CollegeLifelong Learning

Non-Credit CoursesFall 2006

Take courses at these convenient locations:

Onondaga Community College Main Campus

4941 Onondaga Road, Syracuse

OCC North Campus Seneca Mall

8015 Oswego Road (Rt. 57), Liverpool

Local high schools and various community locations

For a complete listing of locations and addresses, see page 32.

COURSE DESCRIPTIONS:

Professional Skills Development

Customer Service Certificate Program .............................................2

Career Skills ................................................................................................3

Supervisory Certificate Program ........................................................4

Continuing Education

Child Abuse Recognition and Reporting ........................................4

CASAC (Credentialed Alcohol Substance

Abuse Counseling) ..................................................................................5

Phlebotomy/Infection Control ............................................................5

Notary Public .............................................................................................6

School Violence Prevention (S.A.V.E.) ...............................................6

The Small Business Development Center .............6

Computers .............................................................................................8

Personal Enrichment

Arts and Crafts ........................................................................................12

Special Interests ......................................................................................12

Finances .....................................................................................................13

Health and Wellness ..............................................................................14

Dance and Fitness ..................................................................................14

Writing ........................................................................................................16

College for Kids and Teens

SAT Prep .....................................................................................................16

Study Skills ...............................................................................................16

Driving

Defensive Driving ..................................................................................17

Driver Education .....................................................................................17

Motorcycle Rider Safety Program ....................................................17

COURSE SCHEDULES:

Regular Courses ............................................................................18

Online Courses ................................................................................24

REGISTRATION: ............................................................... 30-31

CAMPUS MAP: .........................................................................32

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PROFESSIONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT

Customer Service Professional ProgramFor secretaries, administrative assistants, and support

staff who want and need to enhance skills they use every day. After completion of all seven sessions, students will receive a certificate of completion.

CST.CE-001

Maximizing Your Personal EffectivenessIt's not what you say but how you say it. Take this course to understand your personal communication and work style while learning to understand the communication and work style of others. Learn how to ease conflict in relationships while providing an effective environment for win-win relationships. Discover ways to respond to unreasonable customers that will result in a positive outcome for everyone. Take the personal profile system assessment instrument and view the video DISC Alive. CST.CE-002

Customer ServiceProviding excellent customer service helps create a professional reputation and image. If the customer service is great, people remember it and return time and time again. Join this class to assess and understand your communication style and customers' preferred communication style. You'll learn how to identify who your internal customers and external customers are, as well as develop successful strategies for building, nurturing and enhancing these essential relationships. Critique the effect of your listening style, voice inflection, and your tone on customers and colleagues. You'll view the “Give ’Em the Pickle!” and “Dealing with Customers with Disabilities” videos.

CST.CE-003

Effective Telephone SkillsThe person who answers the telephone makes an instant positive or negative impression and is the first and most important link to your clients and customers. Take this class and you'll learn how to create favorable impressions for your agency/company, analyze listening skills, and critique voice strengths and liabilities. You'll increase your awareness of the pros and cons of technology, e.g. voice mail, e-mail, cell phones and answering machines. Learn to develop techniques to create positive outcomes from negative interactions. Discover easy telephone techniques that work and how to quickly meet the needs of each unique caller.

CST.CE-004

Time Mastery: How to Get It All DoneWe all face a daily dilemma: Too much to do and not enough time to do it. Reap more productivity from your limited time and energy. Learn to assess personal time mastery efficiencies and liabilities in 12 categories to increase productivity on the job. Establish true priorities, while effectively handling procrastination. Uncover personal time wasters and eliminate them. Conserve, consolidate and multiply your resources. You'll take the Time Mastery Profile and view the video “Just Another Monday.”

CST.CE-005

Effective ListeningListening is the ability to receive, attend to, interpret, and respond to verbal messages and other cues, like body language, in ways that are appropriate to the purpose. It is estimated that people filter out or change the intended meaning of 70% of all they hear. It is critical that you listen intently to your customers and colleagues to ensure that you answer appropriately and meet their needs. In this class you will assess your preferred listening style, develop appreciation for other listening styles, learn effective listening styles for different environments and situations, and understand the benefits of effective listening. A listening profile will also be utilized.

CST.CE-006

Stress Management and EmpowermentHave you lost your sense of humor? Rebuild and renew your creativity, confidence, and enthusiasm. Understand and assess your negative and positive stressors and learn to use them to your greatest advantage. Learn coping mechanisms to reduce stress. Empower yourself and others using the "zapp" technique instead of the "sapp" technique. Achieve a real and satisfying balance between work and home, friends, and family. You will view the film "Zapp: The Power of Enlightenment."

P R O F E S S I O N A L S K I L L S D E V E L O P M E N T

Interested in a career in business?Onondaga Community College has two-year degree programs in: Business Administration (A.S.) and Business Technology (A.A.S.)


CST.CE-007

Dealing with Difficult PeopleEach person is unique, with different ways of processing information, different styles and different interests. You'll learn to understand the seven types of difficult people while developing methods to cope with each type. Break difficult behavioral patterns and discover how to use the LEAP strategy, as well as how to handle criticism gracefully and actually benefit from it. Through discussion and examples you'll experience and practice methods to get along with difficult colleagues, bosses, employees and customers.

Career Skills

PEH.CE-020

Personal Trainer CertificationWhether a career move or for your own personal knowledge, get all the information you need to become a CERTIFIED PERSONAL TRAINER. This challenging course, sponsored by W.I.T.S. (World Instructor Training Schools), is taught over a five-week period for better retention and skill competency. The National Exam is held on the sixth week. Fifteen hours of "hands-on" practical training prepares you to actually work with clients one on one. Also, fifteen hours of lectures includes, but is not limited to, anatomy, exercise physiology, nutrition, muscle and skeletal injuries, health screening, etc. This is unlike any other certification program available. Proof of CPR is required for certification to be issued.

PRF.CE-002

Is Promotion a Good Thing? NEW!Making the shift from peer to manager can be personally overwhelming and a disaster professionally. Preparing the environment and the correct next steps to build communication, trust, and respect with former peers, are critical. But how? In this segment we will discuss the approach to establishing your personal authority and boundaries without alienating productivity. Helping to build coalitions and dismantle potential saboteurs will also be covered. Hands-on practical techniques will be demonstrated and practiced in session. This is a perfect course for future leaders and managers who plan to continue their professional development.

PRF.CE-003

From Manager to Coach: NEW! Inspiring Your EmployeesCreate productivity by shifting your leadership approach. Know when to apply and how to implement coaching strategies that inspire your employees to their innate potential. Understand the fundamental difference between formal and informal coaching. Create an employee plan to improve personal development skills that only consistent individual coaching can address. We will cover the seven steps to establishing a coaching relationship and key techniques that drive excellence.

PRF.CE-004

Root Cause Analysis NEW!A workshop designed for individuals who must quickly resolve problems. The program provides the troubleshooter with advanced skills in root cause analysis and probable cause testing. Participants will learn to focus on the cause of the problem, not just the symptom.

PRF.CE-005

Effective Team Building NEW!Participants will be able to recognize dysfunctional behaviors in groups and learn the fundamentals of team building. Participants will also learn the Five "R"s that are integral to team building.

REA.CE-001

Real Property AppraisalThis course provides a first exposure to the practice of real estate appraisal. There is special emphasis on residential properties. The presentation of the course materials and lectures presume that you have minimal, if any, prior knowledge in real estate and no formal training in real-estate appraisal. It's not intended that successful completion of this course will qualify you to effectively value real property. Following this, you'll have a good working knowledge of the basic principles of value and valuation, as well as the ability to recognize and utilize accepted basic appraisal terminology.

P R O F E S S I O N A L S K I L L S D E V E L O P M E N T


Critical Skills Supervisory Program Enhancing Life in the Workplace

If you are a new manager or supervisor, or simply want to hone your skills, this program is for you. After completion of all five sessions you will receive a certificate of completion.

SUP.CE-001

How to Delegate EffectivelyBecoming a supervisor offers new responsibilities, challenges, and rewards. You will leave comfortable relationships behind, give up familiar skills, as well as master an entirely new set of skills. This module will focus on the supervisory skills you need to succeed in your new role as you manage timely, realistic challenges and increase your value as a leader. You will learn the seven steps to effective delegation and the most effective style of leadership.

SUP.CE-002

Advanced Communication SkillsWhy run the other way when the difficult co-worker comes around the corner? Join us to learn the specifics of disarming passive/aggressive behavior without losing your professionalism in the meantime. Become comfortable telling the "truth" without swallowing your anger. Learn when and how to approach a volatile or explosive interpersonal conflict with confidence. We will include the concepts of validation, appropriate assertiveness and real life situations to master your ability to communicate what you want while receiving the information you need to be successful.

SUP.CE-003

Using Emotional Intelligence as a Management ToolEmotional Intelligence is the cornerstone to developing and sustaining external and internal workplace relationships that WORK. Technical knowledge is not enough, nor is past history or reputation. Join us to learn the three basic tenets of identifying, navigating and mastering the EQ approach to self leadership. We will focus on how to literally take situations that leave you drained or lacking in confidence and use the techniques found in Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP) to assist you in becoming more resourceful and effective.

SUP.CE-004

Conducting Effective Performance AppraisalsPerformance management is not a one-time event. Learning how to coach and lead effectively on a daily basis is the foundation of the effective performance appraisal. In this module we will cover the basics of managerial coaching, including setting and establishing IPO's (individual performance objectives), as well as learn the key steps to executing the performance appraisal interview. This module will prepare you to meet with either new employees or redirect a workplace relationship to get it on the correct course for productivity.

SUP.CE-005

Progressive DisciplineWhen you reach the point of progressive discipline with an employee, it is imperative to be personally prepared as well as knowledgeable on all the elements of how to conduct the discipline process. In this module you will learn the technique of diffusing a difficult employee interaction while managing the technique of "non-negotiable" approach to discipline. Most infractions occur repeatedly because supervisors neither feel competent nor comfortable executing this step in their development as a supervisor - new or seasoned.

CONTINUING EDUCATION

CAR.CE-001

Child Abuse Recognition and ReportingAttention: Physicians, school teachers applying for certification, school guidance counselors, school administrators, nurses, chiropractors, dentists, podiatrists, optometrists, psychologists, dental hygienists, pupil personnel services, professionals, day care providers, and nursery school teachers.

In just over two hours, fulfill your New York state license requirements. Join the nearly 5,000 professionals who have completed this program at OCC. OCC is certified by the NYS Education Department to provide child abuse recognition and reporting training for professionals who have to apply for or renew their licenses after January 1, 1991. Gain critical information about child abuse/maltreatment identification and reporting, behavioral indicators, as well as social-service law and other mandates. All necessary forms, which are evidence of completion, are provided at the end of the class.

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Credentialed Alcohol and Substance Abuse Counselor Training (CASAC)If you are an alcoholism counselor, educator, mental health and rehabilitation counselor, social worker, nurse, psychologist, an employee-assistance professional, law enforcement specialist, clergy member or are interested in alcohol and substance abuse treatment, our courses will be of interest to you.

The education and training programs offered by Lifelong Learning have been approved by the New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (OASAS) for fulfilling alcoholism/substance abuse credentialing requirements under provider number ED0080.

The CASAC modules have been approved for VA benefits.

CNL.CE-001

CASAC Module I - Alcohol/Substance Abuse EducationThe following topics will be covered in Module I: physical and psychopharmacological effects of the use/abuse of alcohol/drugs, the evaluation and treatment of alcohol/substance abuse dependence, fetal alcohol syndrome, disease concept, dependency and progression, substance abuse and the family, co-dependency, cultural diversity, women and alcoholism/addiction, youth sexuality and addiction, domestic violence and addiction, HIV/AIDS and addiction. Clock Hours: 85

CNL.CE-003

CASAC Module III - Assessment, Clinical Evaluation, Treatment Planning, Client, Family, and Community EducationModule III is a comprehensive study of assessment, treatment planning, record keeping, discharge planning, case management, referral, client, family and community education/prevention. Clock Hours: 70

HEC.CE-001

Phlebotomy for CertificationPhlebotomy, an emerging technology, prepares you for a career in blood drawing or provides other health care professionals with an additional skill. The phlebotomist is an integral part of the health care team. There is an increasing demand for qualified phlebotomists in a variety of medical settings - hospitals, physicians' offices, laboratories, and reference laboratories. This two-part course, approved by the ASCP (American Society of Clinical Pathologists), provides the knowledge and training necessary to earn national certification in the field. Students complete 44 hours of classroom instruction, followed by 120 hours of clinical experience at a medical facility located in Onondaga, Cayuga, Oswego, or Cortland County. Upon completion of the course, students will receive a certificate of completion and be eligible to take the certification exam. Classes meet in the evenings and clinical hours are available during the day. Clinicals are assigned in the order in which paperwork is turned in, on a first-come, first-served basis.

HEC.CE-006

Infection Control(Training to fulfill New York state license requirements) Since July 2, 1994, New York state laws require that people in the health field applying for their license or renewal must complete an approved course in infection control. By taking this three-hour training, you can fulfill your NYS requirement and receive a certificate of completion approved by both the NYS Departments of Health and State Education. Learn critical information about infection control and barrier precautions, including how to prevent and control communicable diseases for health care workers. All necessary certification forms are provided at the end of the class. Recommended for: physicians, physician assistants, dentists, dental hygienists, registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, optometrists, and podiatrists.

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PRF.CE-001

Become a Notary PublicThis class, endorsed by the American Society of Notaries, prepares you to pass the New York state notary exam and provides a comprehensive view of the notary public office. A common misconception is that merely passing the exam adequately prepares you for life in the real world as a notary - it does not. This class helps you both to prepare for the New York state exam and to officiate in accordance with New York state laws. Confusing laws, concepts and procedures are explained in plain English. Learn about day to day issues you will face serving as a notary- avoiding conflicts of interest, maintaining professional ethics, charging proper fees, and when to defer to an attorney. Find out how to handle special situations, minimize legal liability, and much more. The instructor will also be available via fax and e-mail for post-class support. The NY state exam schedule will be available at the class. Take this class and increase your chances to pass the notary exam the first time.

SAV.CE-001

School Violence Prevention and InterventionAlso known as Project S.A.V.E. All applicants for a teaching certificate are required to complete at least two clock hours of course work or training in school violence prevention and intervention in accordance with Section 3004 of the Education Law. This includes individuals applying for certification as teacher assistants, teachers, pupil personnel services, professionals, and school administrators.

SBD.CE-001

Small Business Start-Up SessionsTake control of your financial future! Consider joining the group of Americans who have opened their own businesses and have the satisfaction of being their own boss. The Small Business Development Center offers “How to Start Your Own Business” seminars on Thursdays from 1-4 p.m. and one Thursday a month from 6- 9 p.m. Topics to be discussed include business plan preparation, funding sources, and other information for the new entrepreneur. There is a $15 charge for the course. For more information, call (315) 498-6070 or e-mail: [email protected]. You must be pre-registered to attend.

SBD.CE-002

20-Hour Intensive Small Business Start-Up TrainingOne of the keys to successfully starting a business is getting the correct information before you begin the process. This course will cover marketing plans, advertising, sales, bookkeeping, legalities and other business-related topics. The class is held on a series of three separate dates. The class meets the training requirements of the New York State Department of Labor Self-Employment Assistance Program. For more information, call (315) 498-6070 or e-mail: [email protected].

S M A L L B U S I N E S S D E V E L O P M E N T C E N T E R

SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER

The local Small Business Development

Center offers free and confidential

counseling to existing businesses and

to people thinking about starting

a business. The Onondaga Small

Business Development Center (SBDC)

is one of 22 centers located in New

York state. The goal of the SBDC is to

assist existing and start-up businesses

in the solution of problems, which

leads to increased profitability,

investment, and job creation for the

community.

For further information: (315) 498-6070,

fax: (315) 492-3704 or

e-mail: [email protected]

Web site: www.onondaga.sbdc.org

A partnership with the U.S. Small Business Administration

Your Training, Your Way!Whether you prefer days, evenings or online,

we have the training for you!


SBD.CE-003

A Professional Business Plan: What Should it Look Like?A Business Plan is a clearly written analysis of your planned or existing business. It will explain the industry in which you will compete, your market goals and objectives, and your plan to meet these goals. It will also serve as a guide as your business grows. This course will demonstrate how to organize and formalize your business planning process while preparing a realistic and detailed business plan without being repetitious. A concise plan will be more effective and yield better results. Emphasis will be on a correlation between market strategy and maintaining a positive cash flow. The class will be encouraged to share their thoughts on what they consider the strengths and weaknesses of the plans being reviewed. Class instructor will be available to provide guidance.

SBD.CE-004

Your BAIL TeamTo be a successful entrepreneur you must have a good team in place. Many activities in business require the unique skills of professionals. Your BAIL TEAM is composed of a Banker, Accountant, Insurance Agent, and a Lawyer (BAIL). You should always hire people who are more knowledgeable than you are in these specialized areas. You will gain strength because you will have the thoroughbreds working with you. There will be a question and answer period.

SBD.CE-005

How to Build and Use Financial StatementsLearn how to construct and use financial statements including the general ledger through profit and loss statement. Course will cover constructing a profit and loss statement and where the numbers originate from to accomplish the task. This class will also prepare a balance sheet representing a specific financial period and take a look at a breakeven statement. Class will be encouraged to ask questions. Emphasis will be placed on how to interpret the information and how this information can be used to control and grow a small business.

SBD.CE-006

Web Design for Your Small BusinessLearn from a professional how to design your own Web site. Why do small businesses need a Web site? How much information should be in a good Web site? Instructor will discuss browser issues and compatibility, search engines, blogs, online/Internet marketing, and how to choose a Web designer. The information will be covered in two sessions.

SBD.CE-007

Franchising: An Inside LookMany people dream of being an entrepreneur. By purchasing a franchise, you often can sell goods and services that have an instant appeal and instant name recognition. You can also obtain training and ongoing support which can help you succeed. BUT BE CAUTIOUS. Like any other investment, purchasing a franchise is NOT A GUARANTEE FOR SUCCESS. This course will teach you what franchising is all about and make you aware of the different types of franchises that are available.

SBD.CE-008

Tax Issues for New Start-Ups and Existing Small BusinessesThe financial health of your company is very important to survival and profitability. This class will cover Federal and New York state income tax regulation compliance for small businesses. Learn the importance and advantages of current and accurate recordkeeping and how to keep your recordkeeping simplified. What deductions are acceptable for tax purposes? How do you select an accountant and income tax preparer? Understand the importance of employee or independent contractor regulations.

Small Business Development Outreach Services The Onondaga Small Business Development Center is committed to serving our local community. We’re staffed with New York state certified business advisors who are ready to provide counseling and training to meet the needs of small business. If your business or civic group requires a special workshop, needs referral services or requires a small-business-oriented speaker, you are invited to call and speak with the SBDC director regarding our community outreach services.

S M A L L B U S I N E S S D E V E L O P M E N T C E N T E R


COMPUTERS

C O M P U T E R S

Excellent Instructors

The experts who present our Computer Center courses are carefully selected based on their extensive background in hardware and software applications, and their teaching expertise.

Learn from Lifelong Learning’s best:

Kelly Andrews Marlesha Minet Nataliya OroszGail Pedersen Lisa Rigge Mike Stefanco Fran Torrisi

Where Should You Start?

We want you to begin on the right path for your computer training to meet your individual needs. If you are new to the world of computers and don’t know where to start, take this quiz.

Do you know:

• The PC keyboard including function keys, insert, delete, control, alt, etc.?

• How data is stored?• The difference between data in the PC’s memory

and files on a disk?• The basic differences of spreadsheet, database and

word processing software?

Do you know how to:

• Format a disk?• Name a file, copy a file to floppy disk, and change directories

on a hard disk?

How did you do?

If you are unsure of your answers, we strongly recommend you start with our “Using a Personal Computer” course.

Onondaga Community College

LIFELONG LEARNINGoffers individualized

instruction through quality computer courses that:

• Are affordable and conveniently scheduled to meet the needs of all members of our community

• Are taught by experienced, professional faculty

• Include a detailed workbook, diskette and practice exercises for your home/office reference (most courses)

• Are approved by the State University of New York


CPT.CE-001

Using a Personal ComputerAt last, the perfect first computer course! Discover how to turn your personal computer into a useful tool. In this hands-on course taught on a PC-compatible computer, learn the basics of word processing, spreadsheets and database management, the operating system for the computer, along with Windows. Gain an understanding of hardware, including upgrading and buying PCs. Whether you want to manage your checkbook or budget, write letters, create mailing lists or more, discover the potential of your computer.

CPT.CE-002

Intro to Windows XP - Workshop Level IGet the edge on the Microsoft Windows XP operating system! Learn how to maintain data files, launch applications and use enhanced techniques to format, move and copy your data. Gain a complete understanding of the concepts of what Windows XP is and what the current versions have to offer. Experience with a PC is helpful.

CPT.CE-003

Microsoft Word - Workshop Level IGain a practical introduction to one of the most popular word processing packages in the Windows environment on the market today! Create, edit, print, and enhance documents by varying font sizes and styles, setting tabs, changing margins, and using indents. Copying and pasting will also be taught in this introductory course.

CPT.CE-004

Microsoft Word - Workshop Level IIGain additional practical skills in one of the most popular word processing packages in the Windows environment on the market today! Continue to create, edit, print and enhance documents by varying font sizes and styles, setting tabs and changing margins. Create headers and footers, tables and columns, use section breaks, add graphics and much more. Prerequisite: Microsoft Word - Workshop Level I or equivalent experience.

CPT.CE-005

Microsoft Word - Workshop Level IIIGain additional skills while using this popular word processing software package. Create and understand Forms in Word. Create a form layout, insert form fields and protect and test your forms. Create a mail-merge document and use mail merge to create envelopes and labels. Work with hyperlinks, manage document versions and more! Prerequisite: Microsoft Word - Workshop Level II.

CPT.CE-006

Microsoft Word - Workshop Level IVFor the Word power user! Learn how to modify default settings, as well as create worksheets and charts in Word. Learn how to add endnotes, footnotes, and create indexes including adding tables of figures. Compile and update a table of contents, including creating master documents and tracking editing changes. Prerequisite: Microsoft Word - Workshop Level III.

CPT.CE-007

Microsoft Excel - Workshop Level IExplore Microsoft's exceptional Windows-based spreadsheet program for business applications. Become more proficient as you gain a working knowledge of the menu system, entering and editing values and formulas, using functions such as SUM and AVERAGE, while also formatting your document and much more! Prerequisite: Intro to Windows or equivalent experience.

CPT.CE-008

Microsoft Excel - Workshop Level IIContinue exploring Microsoft's exceptional Windows-based spreadsheet program for business applications. Organize multiple worksheets and create 3-D references. Become more proficient with many functions and use named ranges in your documents. Learn how to set up your page layout, apply styles and autoformat. Create and work with Prerequisite: Microsoft Excel - Workshop Level I or equivalent experience.

CPT.CE-009

Microsoft Excel - Workshop Level IIINow that you know the basics, you can put them to work. Continue to examine advanced functions, apply custom sorts, create PivotTables and use database functions. Create passwords to workbooks, and hyperlinks to other documents. Also learn to import and export data. Prerequisite: Microsoft Excel - Workshop Level II.

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CPT.CE-010

Microsoft Excel - Workshop Level IVLearn how to customize workplaces and worksheets. Create and modify macros within the Visual BASIC environment. Learn how to create, edit, and modify templates, as well as use Excel's autoformat features. Prerequisite: Microsoft Excel - Workshop Level III.

CPT.CE-011

Microsoft Access - Workshop Level IBe introduced to the latest in database technology! Create template-based databases and new, blank databases, developing an understanding of the table objects within Access. Also design queries to gather and filter your table data. Create basic forms and reports along with much, much more!

CPT.CE-012

Microsoft Access - Workshop Level IIContinue learning the latest in Windows database technology with Microsoft Access XP! Explore table design properties, establish table relationships, create and use data-entry forms and much more! Prerequisite: Microsoft Access - Workshop Level I or equivalent experience.

CPT.CE-013

Microsoft Access - Workshop Level IIIRefine your Access skills by creating reports and controlling the layout of the data on paper. Expand your database skills using advanced query concepts and advanced form design techniques. Don't miss this opportunity to expand your data skills! Prerequisite: Microsoft Access - Workshop Level II.

CPT.CE-014

Microsoft Access - Workshop Level IVNow put it all together! Take the knowledge you gained about tables, forms, queries, and reports from other Access levels and expand it with macros to create a clean, professional database. Use properties that control data entry; create option groups and dialog boxes; use advanced tools and controls to automate your application development process and much more! Prerequisite: Microsoft Access - Workshop Level III.

CPT.CE-015

Microsoft Access - Workshop Level VRefine your application-development process by creating a custom switchboard, as well as using custom start-up options. Enhance your application by using the linked table manager, database splitter, security options and more! Prerequisite: Microsoft Access - Workshop Level IV or a very strong understanding of Microsoft Access.

CPT.CE-016

Access Applications DevelopmentContinue to refine and develop your database by creating and modifying Switchboard and Splash Screen forms on application startup. Identify elements of the Visual Basic for Application (VBA) syntax and decide where to place code as opposed to using macros. Secure an application by defining application-level security and much more! Prerequisite: Microsoft Access - Workshop Level IV and/or a very strong understanding of Microsoft Access.

CPT.CE-017

Create an Application Using AccessNow that you have learned about tables, queries, forms and reports in Access, how do you apply it to your every day needs? This workshop focuses on allowing you to create an application from start to finish using Access. You will bridge what you have learned with the actual application itself! A fun and exciting workshop for any future Access database designer! Prerequisite: Microsoft Access - Workshop Levels I, II, and III.

CPT.CE-018

Microsoft PowerPoint - Workshop Level IDo you need to make presentations? Microsoft PowerPoint can help you generate powerful presentation material using a Windows environment. Learn this state-of-the-art package easily with our step-by-step instructions.

CPT.CE-019

Microsoft PowerPoint - Workshop Level IIContinue learning to generate powerful presentation material using a Windows environment. Learn advanced PowerPoint techniques that include adding enhanced objects onto your slides. Discover how to bring your presentations together with templates and master slides to create a spectacular slide show! Prerequisite: Microsoft PowerPoint - Workshop Level I or equivalent experience.

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CPT.CE-020

Microsoft Project - Workshop Level IThis course uses Project 2002 as a tool to assist you in managing your project plan. Learn how to create a file that includes project tasks and then organize and relate these tasks. View your project in several table-like or Ghant chart views. Create and assign resources; create and modify project calendars. Finalize the project and learn to set a baseline, as you prepare to implement the project plan. Prerequisite: An understanding of project-management concepts.

CPT.CE-021

Microsoft Project - Workshop Level IIContinue to fine-tune your project plan. Learn advanced techniques that include working with project costs, adjusting time factors, evaluating and adjusting resources, all while tracking your project's progress. Customize Microsoft Project's views and even consolidate your projects! Prerequisite: Microsoft Project - Workshop Level I or equivalent experience.

CPT.CE-022

Where Is My File?Do you wonder where your files went? What happened to that picture you downloaded? You saved it but you don't know where to find it. It's easy to find your files; you just have to know where to look! This three-hour course will explain, in plain language, the file management system Windows uses.

CPT.CE-023

Mail Merge with Microsoft WordTake this three-hour course focusing specifically on all of the functions of mail merge with Microsoft Word. Learn how to create a mail-merge database, as well as form letters, labels and envelopes. You'll learn how to create a catalog and perform the mail merge, as well as how to set query options, sort functions and import data from other applications for merging. Prerequisite: Microsoft Word - Workshops Levels I and II or equivalent experience.

CPT.CE-024

Mastering Microsoft Word Tabs and IndentsFrustrated with using tabs and indents? This three-hour class will help you use tabs and indents to create professional looking documents. Learn to modify, delete, and set different types of tabs and indents. Mastering tabs and indents will help you enhance the presentation of your documents while saving you valuable time!

CPT.CE-025

Intro to Web PageIn a few short hours, discover how you can reach out to thousands of people on the Internet with your own Web page for business or personal use. Learn techniques of HTML, an easy-to-use programming language, to get your page on the Net. Prerequisite: Intro to Windows or equivalent experience; experience with Web browsing, word processing, and Windows.

CPT.CE-026

Advanced Web PageContinue building skills in HTML programming to develop high profile, interactive, attractive Web sites! Learn how to integrate text and graphics, advanced table features, frames, image maps, form implementation and more! Prerequisite: Intro to Web Page.

CPT.CE-027

HTML Level 3As you continue with your Web development, let us introduce you to elements, attributes, and development techniques of HTML 4.01 that you may have rarely used before! These new features add a new level of power, flexibility, and accessibility to Web documents. With the introduction of more standards-compliant browsers, developers can now use these new techniques to build more efficient, usable, and standards-compliant Web sites. Prerequisite: Advanced Web Page, or equivalent knowledge.

CPT.CE-028

Intro to JavaScript ScriptingDiscover how to use JavaScript to enhance your Web pages. Understand what JavaScript is, what it can do, and how it works. Get starting with JavaScript scripting basics. Learn how to use JavaScript to display messages, the current data in the status bar, create scrolling text banners, validate user-entered data, manage frames, generate tables and windows and much more. Prerequisite: Intro to Web Page, Advanced Web Page and HTML III, or a solid knowledge of HTML and object-based programming techniques.

C O M P U T E R S


CPT.CE-029

Web Development with Cascading Style SheetsIn this class you will be introduced to Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). You will learn how to create rules, add text and font properties, apply colors and backgrounds, and control positioning properties and a lot more. You will create style sheets of various types, customize styles to develop, and design your Web sites. Prerequisite: This course is designed for the student who is a savvy computer user, is comfortable using the Internet, and is experienced with HTML.

CPT.CE-072

Using Your iPOD with iLife Software NEW!OK- You say you have a new iPOD? Great! Or, are you thinking about getting one? Congratulations! This class will be a jam-packed four-hour overview showing you how you can use your new iPOD with the iLife software. Learn about using iTunes, iPhoto, iMovie, iDVD and GarageBand and see how these programs fit together with your iPOD and your Digital Lifestyle. There will be demonstrations and due to time constraints it will not be hands-on, although there will be time to ask questions.

FAM.CE-003

Teens and the Internet NEW!Rather than turning off the Internet, or blocking popular Web sites, understanding what your children like to do online and helping them do it safely is the key. This course will take you through the maze of sites and trends from blogging communities to social networking sites such as Myspace. You will be better prepared to keep it a fun and safe experience for your children.

PERSONAL ENRICHMENT

Arts and Crafts

ART.CE-012

Keys to Drawing and Painting Realistic PortraitsWhen one can draw the portrait accurately, then he/she can draw anything. Learn this time-honored technique for creating accurate, lifelike portraits in charcoal, pastel and oil. All levels welcome. Needed supply list will be sent prior to class.

ART.CE-013

One Stroke PaintingLearn from a Donna Dewberry one-stroke certified instructor! You'll learn how to blend, shade and highlight – all in one stroke! You'll learn the basic strokes and advance to more complex strokes to create beautiful painted items that you'll be proud to display in your home or give as gifts. You'll also be taught how to paint leaves, roses, wisteria, sunflowers, pansies, and maybe even small critters! This technique will get you started and keep you interested. Come join the fun!

Special Interests

ENV.CE-001

Livin' Green, Livin' GoodLivin' green or livin' good? You don't have to choose! You can have a satisfying lifestyle that is also more earth friendly. In this course, you'll learn about the effects of our current lifestyle on people and on the environment and about the environmentally friendly choices that can be part of "living good."

FSA.CE-005

Food and Wine for Couples NEW!Take the chore of cooking dinner and turn it into a "couples hobby." Each class we’ll prepare a meal and explore skills that make it easier to cook together. We’ll enjoy a couple of Finger Lakes wines with dinner. Red with beef and white with chicken - we’ll show you how to break the rules and treat your palate!

FSA.CE-006

Cake Decorating NEW!Progressive cake decorating classes for the beginning cake decorator. If you want to make fun cakes for your family and friends, this course is for you. Learn how to ice a cake smoothly, make different borders, swags and cornelli lace, create basic flowers, and write with icing. This four- week course is designed to teach cake decorating from the ground up. Each week you’ll learn new techniques based on the skills learned from the previous classes. At the end of four weeks, you’ll have

P E R S O N A L E N R I C H M E N T

Interested in a career in the arts?Onondaga Community College has two-year degrees in:

Art (A.A.S.), Photography (A.S.), Music (A.A.S.), Architecture (A.A.S.) and Interior Design (A.A.S.)


a solid basic knowledge of cake decorating including the use of many icing tips, tinting, and using a pastry bag.

FAM.CE-003

Teens and the Internet NEW!Rather than turning off the Internet, or blocking popular Web sites, understanding what your children like to do online and helping them do it safely is the key. This course will take you through the maze of sites and trends from blogging communities to social networking sites such as Myspace. You will be better prepared to keep it a fun and safe experience for your children.

REA.CE-001

Real Property AppraisalThis course provides a first exposure to the practice of real estate appraisal. There is special emphasis on residential properties. The presentation of the course materials and lectures presume that you have minimal, if any, prior knowledge in real estate and no formal training in real-estate appraisal. It's not intended that successful completion of this course will qualify you to effectively value real property. Following this, you'll have a good working knowledge of the basic principles of value and valuation, as well as the ability to recognize and utilize accepted basic appraisal terminology.

SOC.CE-001

Popular Music and Society NEW!Whether you're a soon-to-be mom or an aspiring musician, you will benefit from the insights offered in this course. Popular Music and Society presents a broad overview of how one of the oldest forms of communication functions in contemporary, everyday life.

SOC.CE-002

Socialism/Racism NEW!In a small group environment, participants will recognize and demonstrate an understanding of the socialization process and will identify the myths about race, the origins of racism, and the strategies to combat racism. This course will look at the correlation between socialism and racism and the factors that contribute to each.

Finances

FIN.CE-001

Seniors Financial WorkshopIn this course, you will learn the six biggest wealth mistakes that could devastate your retirement and how to overcome them. There are many misconceptions about how retirees should handle their money in retirement. Financial rules of thumb are guidelines for the average individual in retirement. If you want to be above-average and cover your financial bases, this course is for you. Find out why your IRA may be a savings account for the government and not you. Learn how to use your home as an asset, not a liability. Discover tax-efficient ways to take money out of retirement plans and use it for a better lifestyle. You are not a statistic so don't handle your retirement by financial rules of thumb that could kill your retirement lifestyle.

FIN.CE-002

Job Changers Financial WorkshopYou've been downsized, laid off, or retired before you were ready….now what? Many people in today's economy have lost their jobs and been forced to change direction right in the middle of a career. Many people have no idea how to handle their finances during this volatile time. Don't let confusion and emotions cause you to make costly mistakes. Learn the four things you need to have during a job change that will keep your family and your career afloat. These four financial steps will give you peace of mind to look for a job or concentrate on retraining while you stay financially fit.

FIN.CE-003

Financial Workshop for SinglesIs all the financial advice today geared toward couples? Is anyone aware there are single people with or without children who have financial concerns also? This workshop was designed for singles and singles with children to educate them on financial strategies. There are distinct differences and needs to your finances as a single person, and you should know how to financially defend yourself. Learn about gathering assets and planning your own retirement. Find out how to get the insurance coverage you need for your family without going broke. Discover why your beneficiaries may be more important than you ever thought. Don't continue making mistakes - you are on your own, now learn how to do it right.



FIN.CE-004

Financial Workshop for WomenThis course is a MUST for all women! Learn all the techniques needed to take control of your money and your future. This workshop is presented with the special needs of women in mind - whether you're busy raising a family or living alone. This comprehensive workshop covers everything from simple budgeting to investing, risk management, retirement planning, estate-planning issues, special concerns such as divorce and widowhood, and more!

FIN.CE-005

Destination: RetirementThis new workshop is a MUST for pre-retirees and "wannabees!" It consists of four topics, including "Retirement Planning," "Long-Term Care Planning," "Estate Planning," and "Don't Outlive Your Money!" This very comprehensive program includes all the latest facts on Social Security, calculating retirement-income needs, long-term care insurance and trusts, critical estate planning information to protect your family, and some basic techniques to make your money last longer than you!

FIN.CE-006

How to Beat the High Cost of CollegeParents of high school freshmen, sophomores, juniors, and seniors, come learn how to take control of the college funding and financial aid process. Become familiar with the language of financial aid: EFC, SAR, UGMA, FAFSA, CCS, etc. Find out what the college financial aid officers know about you and your finances. See how it may be possible to send your child to a $35,000 per year private university for less than it costs to attend a state college. Special information for parents of college-bound athletes will be given, as well as information on marketing your child for academic and athletic scholarships.

Health and Wellness

HEC.CE-002

Discovering Your De-Stress Style NEW!De-Stress techniques are not one-size-fits-all. You must discover what suits you best according to your learning style, personality, personal preference and lifestyle. Relax and unwind as you sample de-stress techniques. You will have a chance to try guided visualization, meditation, progressive relaxation, and breathing exercises. You will also learn gentle chair yoga and a simple chi exercise. All of these techniques are easy to learn and suitable for non-meditators and experienced meditators alike. There is something here for everyone. Have fun finding what works best for you.

HEC.CE-003

Hypnosis for Weight Loss NEW!All hypnosis is a form of self hypnosis. It is a tool to bypass the conscious mind and directly access the power of the subconscious mind which governs our habits and behavioral patterns. This eliminates the struggle of relying solely on willpower and can make healthy weight loss and maintenance a reality for you. All that is required is an open mind, an imagination and a willingness to follow guided directions.

HEC.CE-004

Weight Management NEW!Don't go it alone! Learn from a registered dietitian the best strategies for a healthy weight and lifestyle. Topics include reading nutrition labels, fad diets, the role of exercise, and many more! During each class we will not only talk about nutritious foods but we will taste them also!

HEC.CE-005

Healing With Sound NEW!This eight-week class is designed for beginners who are interested in learning how to meditate and advanced students who wish to deepen their practice. The course will include yogic theory, how meditation works, as well as its application. Each class will be conducted in lecture format and will include group participation.

Dance and Fitness

PEH.CE-015

Kay's Hatha YogaAre you looking for a proven health enhancing technique that continues to grow with you for your whole life? This style of yoga is appropriate for anyone, at any level or age. The practice of yoga creates energy, reduces stress and leaves you feeling youthful and healthy. You'll be guided to move at your own pace, honoring your body's needs in each movement. Each guided class will consist of warm-ups, postures, breathing, relaxation, and the meditation techniques of Hatha yoga. Bring a towel, blanket, or mat and wear comfortable clothing.


NEW! Just added... KARATE!Go to takeaclass.sunyocc.edu for course description and

schedule


PEH.CE-016

Intro to Basic PilatesFinally it's here! The class you've been waiting for: Pilates mat work. More than eighty years ago, Joseph Pilates introduced the most practical application of exercise, effectively blending Eastern and Western fitness principles. Incorporating the benefits of aerobic capacity, weight training, T'ai Chi, yoga and meditation, Pilates' method is an integrated discipline that strengthens the body (especially the abdomen), frees the mind and translates effortlessly into everyday life. This class is for everyone! It will introduce you to the modified basic mat work and will enhance balance, circulation and back strength without bulking up muscles. You'll experience increased strength, energy, mental clarity, tranquility, and peace of mind. Come experience genuine Pilates. Please dress comfortably and bring a mat. (Maximum enrollment: 20)

PEH.CE-017

Basic/Intermediate PilatesMore Pilates! For those of you who have experienced Intro to Basic Pilates and are working hard on your own, continue your training. Experience the next level of real Pilates exercise and unfold the essence of Pilates while you strengthen your "power-house" and improve your posture, balance, and well-being. Engage the mind and body while learning the modified intermediate exercises! Discover novel classical Pilates moves while reinforcing balanced functional movement. Continue your Pilates adventure.

PEH.CE-018

T'ai Chi Ch'uanAre you looking for a way to reduce stress by calming and focusing your mind, as well as improving your balance, coordination and flexibility? Men and women of all ages are welcome. Practice of the T'ai Chi Ch'uan form develops a calm and clearly focused mind that leads the body through a series of slow and fluid movements with an emphasis on proper weight distribution, body alignment, and timing. Previous students are welcome. Minimum age is 15 years. (Maximum enrollment 20.)

PEH.CE-019

Step AerobicsStep your way to fitness in this fun, easy-to-follow workout that utilizes a step form and provides you with intense aerobic training. Reduce your body fat and trim down your hips, thighs, buttocks, and abdominal area. This low-impact workout will challenge both the beginner and advanced participant. Dress for exercise and bring a towel and water bottle. Act quickly; space is limited. (Maximum enrollment 25)

PEH.CE-020

Personal Trainer CertificationWhether a career move or for your own personal knowledge, get all the information you need to become a CERTIFIED PERSONAL TRAINER. This challenging course, sponsored by W.I.T.S. (World Instructor Training Schools), is taught over a 5-week period for better retention and skill competency. The National Exam is held on the 6th week. Fifteen hours of "hands-on" practical training prepares you to actually work with clients one on one. Also, fifteen hours of lectures includes, but is not limited to, anatomy, exercise physiology, nutrition, muscle and skeletal injuries, health screening, etc. This is unlike any other certification program available. Proof of CPR is required for certification to be issued.

PEH.CE-021

Social Ballroom Dancing (Basic/Intermediate)Be a hit on the dance floor at your next social event, whether it's a wedding, a formal or just out for fun. Learn the basic skills of social dancing, including proper styling, poise and expert leading and following. Featured are the most popular dances: foxtrot, swing, waltz, cha-cha, and polka. High school students are welcome.

PEH.CE-022

Salsa DancingSalsa ("sauce") is the latest Latin dance to captivate Americans with its pulsating rhythms, exotic styling and exciting moves. It's a dance that combines patterns with aerobic exercise for both the new and accomplished dancer and is terrific fun for all levels of dancers. All age groups and levels are welcome.


Your Training, Your Way!Whether you prefer days, evenings or online, we have the training for you!


PEH.CE-023

American Latin and Intermediate DancesWarm up to the exciting Latin dances, taught in the American style. You'll be a sensation on the dance floor when you add these to the always-popular social dances - foxtrot, swing, and waltz. You'll enjoy the tango (the dance of romance), and the pulsating rhythms of merengue, rumba, cha-cha, and samba. High school students are welcome.

PEH.CE-024

East Coast Swing DancingIt don't mean a thing if it ain't got that swing! Get in the groove on the dance floor with the exciting East Coast Swing, also referred to as the Lindy or jitterbug. Learn basic, intermediate and advanced steps including the strut, cuddle, shoulder push, shag kicks, crazy legs and more! Swing is currently the most popular dance in the USA! High school students are welcome.

Writing

WRI.CE-001

Writing Stories from Your LifeExplore the journey of writing about some of the vivid memories from your life. Rediscover events, experiences and images from various stages of your life as an approach to creating pieces of narrative or fiction. Both new and experienced writers will gain ideas, techniques and structure to guide them in the process of personal writing.

WRI.CE-002

Creative and Expressive WritingWords are magic! Discover how to create that magic with journal, self-expression and descriptive writing exercises. Experiment with new techniques and watch your creativity blossom! Both beginning and experienced writers are welcome, and will be encouraged to share and discuss in a relaxed setting.

WRI.CE-003

Writing about the HolidaysWould you like to give "creative" gifts this season? This class provides the perfect way for you to share your creative side with family members and friends! Creative writing exercises will focus on the themes of the November and December holidays: Thanksgiving, Christmas, Hanukkah, Kwanza, and New Year's. Structured prompts include guided encouragement in writing stories, memoir pieces, holiday memories, and poetry. Guaranteed great fun in sharing with other class members.

C O L L E G E F O R K I D S & T E E N S

COLLEGE FOR KIDS AND TEENS

TES.CE-001

SAT PreparationPrepare for the SAT with a review and book created by the test maker. The College Board Official SAT Study Guide is used to prepare you for the Critical Reading, Writing and Math sections. Learn which test-taking approach works best for you. You will have eight practice tests and hundreds of questions to help prepare you. The College Board has been working for over 100 years to help students transition from high school to higher education.

TES.CE-002

Test-Taking Strategies and Study SkillsGet organized and improve your study skills by learning how to take notes, answer essay questions and prepare for tests. A portion of the class will be spent on individualized instruction. You'll leave this class with lots of techniques and ways to improve your grades! (Maximum enrollment: 15.)


DRIVING

DRV.CE-001

Defensive DrivingIf you are a New York state driver and complete this course, you'll be eligible for a 10% reduction on your liability and collision insurance premiums for a period of three years. You will also be eligible for a four-point reduction on your driving record. BOTH evening sessions are mandatory, OR one Saturday session. Students must arrive 15 minutes before the start of class to complete the appropriate paperwork. Once the class has begun, students will not be allowed to enter, thus forfeiting the class tuition. Certified defensive driving instructors teach at locations throughout the county.

DRV.CE-002

Driver Education ProgramOnondaga Community College’s Driver Education Program is approved by the New York State Education Department. It is offered through OCC’s Lifelong Learning Program. Lecture instructors are New York State teachers certified in Driver Education. The Able II Driving School will provide in-car instruction. The program consists of 24 hours of classroom instruction and 24 hours of in-car instruction composed of 18 hours observation and 6 hours actual driving time.

ALL students MUST be at least 16 years of age and hold a valid New York State Learner’s Permit or Driver’s License PRIOR to the first day of instruction. No exceptions. Classes will consist of 36 students – the maximum number allowed by the State Education Department. Each driving group has a maximum of 4 students.

Students must attend 16 lecture sessions and 16 driving sessions in order to satisfy the course requirements and qualify for the Certificate of Completion (formerly known as the Blue Card.)

For registration information, call OCC’s Lifelong Learning Office at (315) 498-6000.

DRV.CE-003

Motorcycle Safety TrainingThe Motorcycle Safety Foundation’s Basic Rider Course (BRC) is a beginner/novice motorcycle rider-training program consisting of approximately six hours of classroom and 10 hours of on-cycle training. It’s truly designed for those with very little or no experience in riding a motorcycle. The ability to ride a bicycle is desirable/necessary for this program. Classroom adult-learning discussions focus on: rider responsibility, risk awareness, acceptance and management, riding preparation and street strategies, culminating in a knowledge evaluation.

Motorcycles are provided for the hands-on, basic physical skill practice range activities and include : motorcycle familiarization, mounting, friction zone, starting, stopping, straight-line riding, shifting, turning, cornering, stopping quickly, limited space maneuvers, leaning, obstacles, lane changes and avoiding hazards, culminating in a riding evaluation.

Successful completion qualifies you for the NYS DMV optional road-test waiver. Classes fill up fast!

To view the 2006-2007 schedule of classes, and print out an application, go to www.learn2ride.net and click on the Syracuse button, or call (315) 498-6003 after August 1st and leave your name, address and phone number to receive an application and class information.

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PROFESSIONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT OFFICE: WHITNEY APPLIED TECHNOLOGY BUILDING - SUITE W210, (315) 498-6000Customer Service Certificate Program

CST.CE-001 001 Max Persnl Effectiveness F 09:00AM 12:00PM 10/20/06 10/20/06 Main Campus Balzhiser Session I. This class is recommended before registering for other sessions in the Customer Service Program. Tuition: $69 CST.CE-002 001 Customer Service F 01:00PM 04:00PM 10/20/06 10/20/06 Main Campus Balzhiser Session II. Tuition: $69 CST.CE-003 001 Effective Telephone Skills F 09:00AM 12:00PM 10/27/06 10/27/06 Main Campus Balzhiser Session III. Tuition: $69 CST.CE-004 001 Time Mastery F 01:00PM 04:00PM 10/27/06 10/27/06 Main Campus Balzhiser Session IV. Tuition: $69 CST.CE-005 001 Effective Listening F 09:00AM 12:00PM 11/03/06 11/03/06 Main Campus Balzhiser Session V. Tuition: $69 CST.CE-006 001 Stress Mgmt/Empwrmt F 01:00PM 04:00PM 11/03/06 11/03/06 Main Campus Balzhiser Session VI. Tuition: $69 CST.CE-007 001 Deal w/ Diffclt People F 09:00AM 12:00PM 11/10/06 11/10/06 Main Campus Balzhiser Session VII. Tuition: $69

Career Skills PEH.CE-020 001 Personal Trainer Cert SU 09:00AM 04:00PM 09/17/06 10/22/06 Main Campus W.I.T.S. Minimum age: 18 years. Tuition: $599 PRF.CE-002 001 Promotion/A Good Thing? F 09:00AM 12:00PM 11/03/06 11/03/06 Main Campus Schechter Tuition: $99 PRF.CE-003 001 From Mngr to Coach F 11:30PM 04:30PM 11/03/06 11/03/06 Main Campus Schechter Tuition: $99 PRF.CE-004 001 Root Cause Analysis T 02:00PM 05:00PM 09/19/06 09/19/06 Main Campus Sainty Tuition: $169 PRF.CE-004 002 Root Cause Analysis W 06:00PM 09:00PM 11/08/06 11/08/06 Main Campus Sainty Tuition: $169 PRF.CE-005 001 Effective Team Bldg W 09:00AM 12:00PM 09/20/06 09/20/06 Main Campus Lyons Tuition: $49 PRF.CE-005 002 Effective Team Bldg W 09:00AM 12:00PM 10/11/06 10/11/06 Main Campus Lyons Tuition: $49 REA.CE-001 001 Real Property Appraisal T 06:00PM 09:00PM 09/05/06 10/24/06 Main Campus Copeland Tuition: $119

Supervisory Certificate Program SUP.CE-001 001 How to Deleg Effctvly F 09:00AM 12:00PM 09/15/06 09/15/06 Main Campus Schechter Tuition: $99 SUP.CE-002 001 Adv Communic Sklls F 01:30PM 04:30PM 09/15/06 09/15/06 Main Campus Schechter Tuition: $99 SUP.CE-003 001 Emotional Intelligence F 09:00AM 12:00PM 09/22/06 09/22/06 Main Campus Schechter Tuition: $99 SUP.CE-004 001 Performance Appraisals F 01:30PM 04:30PM 09/22/06 09/22/06 Main Campus Schechter Tuition: $99 SUP.CE-005 001 Progressive Discipline F 09:00AM 12:00PM 09/29/06 09/29/06 Main Campus Schechter Tuition: $99

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CONTINUING EDUCATION OFFICE: WHITNEY APPLIED TECHNOLOGY CENTER - SUITE W210, (315) 498-6000Child Abuse Recognition and Reporting

CAR.CE-001 001 Child Abuse Recogn W 05:30PM 07:45PM 09/13/06 09/13/06 Main Campus Hall Tuition: $39 CAR.CE-001 002 Child Abuse Recogn W 05:30PM 07:45PM 10/11/06 10/11/06 Main Campus Hall Tuition: $39 CAR.CE-001 003 Child Abuse Recogn S 10:00AM 12:15PM 10/21/06 10/21/06 Main Campus Hall Tuition: $39 CAR.CE-001 004 Child Abuse Recogn W 05:30PM 07:45PM 11/15/06 11/15/06 Main Campus Hall Tuition: $39 CAR.CE-001 005 Child Abuse Recogn S 10:00AM 12:15PM 12/02/06 12/02/06 Main Campus Hall Tuition: $39 CAR.CE-001 006 Child Abuse Recogn W 05:30PM 07:45PM 12/13/06 12/13/06 Main Campus Hall Tuition: $39

Credentialed Alcohol Substance Abuse Counseling (CASAC) CNL.CE-001 001 CASAC Module I T TH 06:00PM 09:30PM 09/19/06 12/14/06 Main Campus Bakeman No class on 11/21. Tuition: $779 (includes textbook) CNL.CE-003 001 CASAC Module III M W 06:00PM 09:30PM 10/02/06 12/13/06 Main Campus Gibson Tuition: $729 (includes textbook)

Phlebotomy/Infection Control HEC.CE-001 001 Phlebotomy T TH 06:00PM 08:00PM 10/03/06 12/14/06 Main Campus Ranieri Call (315) 498-6000 for registration information. Tuition: $499 HEC.CE-006 001 Infection Control S 09:00AM 12:00PM 09/16/06 09/16/06 Main Campus TBA Tuition: $39 HEC.CE-006 002 Infection Control S 09:00AM 12:00PM 11/11/06 11/11/06 Main Campus TBA Tuition: $39

Notary Public PRF.CE-001 001 Become a Notary Public TH 06:00PM 09:00PM 10/05/06 10/05/06 Main Campus Tulve Tuition: $79 PRF.CE-001 002 Become a Notary Public TH 09:00AM 12:30PM 11/09/06 11/09/06 North Campus Tulve Tuition: $79

School Violence Prevention (SAVE) SAV.CE-001 001 School Violence Prev T 05:30PM 07:45PM 09/05/06 09/05/06 Main Campus Larkin Tuition: $39 SAV.CE-001 002 School Violence Prev T 05:30PM 07:45PM 10/03/06 10/03/06 Main Campus Larkin Tuition: $39 SAV.CE-001 003 School Violence Prev T 05:30PM 07:45PM 11/07/06 11/07/06 Main Campus Larkin Tuition: $39 SAV.CE-001 004 School Violence Prev T 05:30PM 07:45PM 12/05/06 12/05/06 Main Campus Larkin Tuition: $39

SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER OFFICE: WHITNEY APPLED TECHNOLOGY CENTER - ROOM W206, (315) 498-6070Please note: Additional sessions may be scheduled during the fall. Please call the SBDC Office at (315) 498-6070 or e-mail: [email protected] for more information.

SBD.CE-001 001 Small Busn Start-Up Sess TH 01:00PM 04:00PM 09/14/06 09/14/06 Main Campus Moore Must pre-register to attend. Tuition: $15 SBD.CE-001 002 Small Busn Start-Up Sess TH 06:00PM 09:00PM 09/28/06 09/28/06 Main Campus Goss Must pre-register to attend. Tuition: $15 SBD.CE-001 003 Small Busn Start-Up Sess TH 01:00PM 04:00PM 10/12/06 10/12/06 Main Campus Goss Must pre-register to attend. Tuition: $15 SBD.CE-001 004 Small Busn Start-Up Sess TH 06:00PM 09:00PM 10/26/06 10/26/06 Main Campus Powers Must pre-register to attend. Tuition: $15 SBD.CE-001 005 Small Busn Start-Up Sess TH 01:00PM 04:00PM 11/09/06 11/09/06 Main Campus Powers Must pre-register to attend. Tuition: $15 SBD.CE-001 006 Small Busn Start-Up Sess TH 06:00PM 09:00PM 11/30/06 11/30/06 Main Campus Moore Must pre-register to attend. Tuition: $15 SBD.CE-001 007 Small Busn Start-Up Sess TH 01:00PM 04:00PM 12/14/06 12/14/06 Main Campus Moore Must pre-register to attend. Tuition: $15 SBD.CE-001 008 Small Busn Start-Up Sess TH 06:00PM 09:00PM 12/28/06 12/28/06 Main Campus Goss Must pre-register to attend. Tuition: $15 SBD.CE-002 001 20-Hour Intensive Start-Up T 09:00AM 04:15PM 09/19/06 09/19/06 Main Campus TBA Class meets on three separate dates. Tuition: $100 TH 09:00AM 04:15PM 09/21/06 09/21/06 TH 09:00AM 04:15PM 09/28/06 09/28/06 SBD.CE-003 001 Prof Business Plan W 06:00PM 09:00PM 10/04/06 10/04/06 Main Campus Moore Tuition: $45 SBD.CE-004 001 Your BAIL Team T 06:00PM 08:00PM 10/10/06 10/10/06 Main Campus DeAngelo Tuition: $29 SBD.CE-005 001 Financial Statements W 06:00PM 09:00PM 10/11/06 10/11/06 Main Campus Moore Tuition: $45 SBD.CE-006 001 Web Design/Sm Bus W 06:00PM 08:00PM 10/18/06 10/25/06 Main Campus Cingolani Tuition: $45

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SBD.CE-007 001 Franchising/Inside Look W 06:00PM 09:00PM 11/01/06 11/01/06 Main Campus Moore Tuition: $29 SBD.CE-008 001 Tax Issues/Sm Bus T 06:00PM 08:00PM 11/07/06 11/07/06 Main Campus DeAngelo Tuition: $29

COMPUTERS OFFICE: WHITNEY APPLIED TECHNOLOGY CENTER - SUITE W210, (315) 498-6000Day, Evening and Weekend Classes

CPT.CE-001 001 Use Personal Computer T 08:30AM 04:30PM 09/12/06 09/19/06 Main Campus TBA Tuition: $169 CPT.CE-001 002 Use Personal Computer TH 06:00PM 09:00PM 09/21/06 10/19/06 Main Campus TBA Tuition: $169 CPT.CE-001 003 Use Personal Computer TH 09:00AM 05:00PM 11/09/06 11/16/06 Main Campus TBA Tuition: $169 CPT.CE-002 001 Intro to Windows XP M 05:30PM 09:00PM 09/11/06 09/18/06 Main Campus TBA Experience with a PC is helpful. Tuition: $89 CPT.CE-002 002 Intro to Windows XP W 08:30AM 04:30PM 09/27/06 09/27/06 Main Campus TBA Experience with a PC is helpful. Tuition: $89 CPT.CE-002 003 Intro to Windows XP TH 08:30AM 04:30PM 11/02/06 11/02/06 Main Campus TBA Experience with a PC is helpful. Tuition: $89 CPT.CE-002 004 Intro to Windows XP T 09:00AM 05:00PM 11/14/06 11/14/06 Main Campus TBA Experience with a PC is helpful. Tuition: $89 CPT.CE-003 001 MS Word Wkshp I TH 08:30AM 04:30PM 09/14/06 09/14/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Intro to Windows or equivalent experience. Tuition: $89 CPT.CE-003 002 MS Word Wkshp I M 05:30PM 09:00PM 10/16/06 10/23/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Intro to Windows or equivalent experience. Tuition: $89 CPT.CE-003 003 MS Word Wkshp I F 09:00AM 05:00PM 11/03/06 11/03/06 North Campus TBA Prerequisite: Intro to Windows or equivalent experience. Tuition: $89 CPT.CE-003 004 MS Word Wkshp I F 08:30AM 04:30PM 11/17/06 11/17/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Intro to Windows or equivalent experience. Tuition: $89 CPT.CE-004 001 MS Word Wkshp II TH 08:30AM 04:30PM 09/28/06 09/28/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Word-Workshop Level I. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-004 002 MS Word Wkshp II F 09:00AM 05:00PM 11/10/06 11/10/06 North Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Word-Workshop Level I. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-004 003 MS Word Wkshp II M 05:30PM 09:00PM 11/13/06 11/20/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Word-Workshop Level I. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-004 004 MS Word Wkshp II F 08:30AM 04:30PM 12/01/06 12/01/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Word-Workshop Level I. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-005 001 MS Word Wkshp III TH 08:30AM 04:30PM 10/12/06 10/12/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Word-Workshop Level II. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-006 001 MS Word Wkshp IV TH 08:30AM 04:30PM 10/19/06 10/19/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Word-Workshop Level III. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-007 001 MS Excel Wkshp I M 08:30AM 04:30PM 09/11/06 09/11/06 Main Campus TBA Tuition: $89 CPT.CE-007 002 MS Excel Wkshp I T 09:00AM 05:00PM 09/19/06 09/19/06 North Campus TBA Tuition: $89 CPT.CE-007 003 MS Excel Wkshp I W 05:30PM 09:00PM 09/20/06 09/27/06 Main Campus TBA Tuition: $89 CPT.CE-007 004 MS Excel Wkshp I TH 08:30AM 04:30PM 11/16/06 11/16/06 Main Campus TBA Tuition: $89 CPT.CE-008 001 MS Excel Wkshp II M 08:30AM 04:30PM 09/25/06 09/25/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Excel-Workshop Level I or equivalent exp. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-008 002 MS Excel Wkshp II T 09:00AM 05:00PM 10/03/06 10/03/06 North Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Excel-Workshop Level I or equivalent exp. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-008 003 MS Excel Wkshp II W 06:00PM 09:00PM 10/11/06 10/18/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Excel-Workshop Level I or equivalent exp. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-008 004 MS Excel Wkshp II TH 08:30AM 04:30PM 11/30/06 11/30/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Excel-Workshop Level I or equivalent exp. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-009 001 MS Excel Wkshp III M 08:30AM 04:30PM 10/09/06 10/09/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Excel-Workshop Level II. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-009 002 MS Excel Wkshp III T 09:00AM 05:00PM 10/17/06 10/17/06 North Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Excel-Workshop Level II. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-010 001 MS Excel Wkshp IV M 08:30AM 04:30PM 10/30/06 10/30/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Excel-Workshop Level III. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-010 002 MS Excel Wkshp IV T 09:00AM 05:00PM 11/07/06 11/07/06 North Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Excel-Workshop Level III. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-011 001 MS Access Wkshp I W 05:30PM 09:00PM 09/13/06 09/20/06 Main Campus TBA Tuition: $89 CPT.CE-011 002 MS Access Wkshp I T 08:30AM 04:30PM 09/19/06 09/19/06 Main Campus TBA Tuition: $89 CPT.CE-011 003 MS Access Wkshp I TH 09:00AM 05:00PM 09/28/06 09/28/06 North Campus TBA Tuition: $89 CPT.CE-012 001 MS Access Wkshp II T 08:30AM 04:30PM 10/03/06 10/03/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Access-Workshop Level I. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-012 002 MS Access Wkshp II TH 09:00AM 05:00PM 10/19/06 10/19/06 North Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Access-Workshop Level I. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-013 001 MS Access Wkshp III T 08:30AM 04:30PM 10/17/06 10/17/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Access-Workshop Level II. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-013 002 MS Access Wkshp III TH 09:00AM 05:00PM 11/02/06 11/02/06 North Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Access-Workshop Level II. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-014 001 MS Access Wkshp IV T 08:30AM 04:30PM 11/07/06 11/07/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Access-Workshop Level III. Tuition: $119


COURSE SECTION TITLE DAYS START TIME END TIME START DATE END DATE LOCATION INSTRUCTOR NOTES/COMMENTSPREFIX & # #CPT.CE-015 001 MS Access Wkshp V T 08:30AM 04:30PM 11/14/06 11/14/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Access-Workshop Level IV or a very strong understanding of Microsoft Access. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-016 001 Access Applic Devel T 09:00AM 12:00PM 11/28/06 11/28/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Access-Workshop Level IV or a very strong understanding of Microsoft Access. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-017 001 Create Applic/Access T 09:00AM 12:00PM 12/05/06 12/05/06 Main Campus TBA Tuition: $59 CPT.CE-018 001 MS Powrpt Wkshp I F 08:30AM 04:30PM 09/22/06 09/22/06 Main Campus TBA Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-018 002 MS Powrpt Wkshp I M 08:30AM 04:30PM 11/06/06 11/06/06 Main Campus TBA Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-018 003 MS Powrpt Wkshp I TH 09:00AM 05:00PM 11/30/06 11/30/06 North Campus TBA Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-019 001 MS Powrpt Wkshp II F 08:30AM 04:30PM 10/06/06 10/06/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft PowerPoint-Workshop Level I or equiv. exp. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-019 002 MS Powrpt Wkshp II M 08:30AM 04:30PM 11/13/06 11/13/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft PowerPoint-Workshop Level I or equiv. exp. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-019 003 MS Powrpt Wkshp II TH 09:00AM 05:00PM 12/07/06 12/07/06 North Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft PowerPoint-Workshop Level I or equiv. exp. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-020 001 MS Project Wkshp I W 08:30AM 04:30PM 10/04/06 10/04/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: An understanding of project-management concepts. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-020 002 MS Project Wkshp I M 08:30AM 04:30PM 12/04/06 12/04/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: An understanding of project-management concepts. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-021 001 MS Project Wkshp II W 08:30AM 04:30PM 10/11/06 10/11/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Project 2002-Workshop Level I or equiv. exp. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-021 002 MS Project Wkshp II M 08:30AM 04:30PM 12/11/06 12/11/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Project 2002-Workshop Level I or equivalent experience. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-022 001 Where Is My File? TH 01:00PM 04:00PM 10/05/06 10/05/06 Main Campus TBA Tuition: $59 CPT.CE-022 002 Where Is My File? TH 09:00AM 12:00PM 11/09/06 11/09/06 North Campus TBA Tuition: $59 CPT.CE-023 001 Mail Merge w/ MS Word TH 09:00AM 12:00PM 10/05/06 10/05/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Word-Workshop Levels I and II or equivalent experience. Tuition: $59 CPT.CE-023 002 Mail Merge w/ MS Word TH 01:00PM 04:00PM 11/09/06 11/09/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Word-Workshop Levels I and II or equivalent experience. Tuition: $59 CPT.CE-023 003 Mail Merge w/ MS Word F 01:00PM 04:00PM 12/08/06 12/08/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Microsoft Word-Workshop Levels I and II or equivalent experience. Tuition: $59 CPT.CE-024 001 MS Word Tabs/Indents T 09:00AM 12:00PM 10/10/06 10/10/06 Main Campus TBA Tuition: $59 CPT.CE-024 002 MS Word Tabs/Indents TH 01:00PM 04:00PM 11/02/06 11/02/06 Main Campus TBA Tuition: $59 CPT.CE-025 001 Intro to Web Page T 09:00AM 05:00PM 09/12/06 09/12/06 North Campus TBA Prerequisite: Intro to Windows or equivalent experience. Tuition: $89 CPT.CE-025 002 Intro to Web Page TH 06:00PM 09:00PM 09/14/06 09/21/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Intro to Windows or equivalent experience. Tuition: $89 CPT.CE-025 003 Intro to Web Page W 08:30AM 04:30PM 10/04/06 10/04/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Intro to Windows or equivalent experience. Tuition: $89 CPT.CE-026 001 Advanced Web Page T 09:00AM 05:00PM 09/26/06 09/26/06 North Campus TBA Prerequisite: Intro to Web Page. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-026 002 Advanced Web Page TH 06:00PM 09:00PM 10/05/06 10/12/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Intro to Web Page. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-026 003 Advanced Web Page W 08:30AM 04:30PM 10/18/06 10/18/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Intro to Web Page. Tuition: $119 CPT.CE-027 001 HTML Level 3 W 08:30AM 04:30PM 11/08/06 11/08/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Intro and Advanced Web Page and Cascading Style Sheets. Tuition: $199 CPT.CE-028 001 Intro to JavaScript W 08:30AM 04:30PM 11/15/06 11/15/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: Intro and Advanced Web Page, Cascading Style Sheets, and HTML Level III. A solid knowledge of HTML and object-based programming techniques. Tuition: $199 CPT.CE-029 001 Cascading Style Sheets W 08:30AM 04:30PM 11/01/06 11/01/06 Main Campus TBA Prerequisite: This course is designed for the student who is a savvy computer user, is comfortable using the Internet, and is experienced with HTML. Tuition: $199 FAM.CE-003 001 Teens & the Internet F 06:00PM 08:00PM 09/22/06 09/22/06 Main Campus Walker Tuition: $29 CPT.CE-072 001 iPOD w/ iLife Software S 09:00AM 01:00PM 09/09/06 09/09/06 Main Campus Klein Tuition: $49



PERSONAL ENRICHMENT OFFICE: WHITNEY APPLIED TECHNOLOGY CENTER - SUITE W210, (315) 498-6000 Arts and Crafts

ART.CE-012 001 Draw/Paint Portraits T 06:00PM 09:00PM 09/05/06 11/07/06 Main Campus D'Agostino Tuition: $209 ART.CE-013 001 One Stroke Painting W 05:30PM 08:30PM 09/06/06 10/11/06 Main Campus Leo No class on 10/4. Tuition: $99 ART.CE-013 002 One Stroke Painting S 11:30AM 02:30PM 10/07/06 11/04/06 Main Campus Leo Tuition: $99

Special Interests ENV.CE-001 001 Livin' Green, Livin' Good W 07:00PM 09:00PM 10/11/06 11/08/06 Main Campus Allen Tuition: $39 FAM.CE-003 001 Teens & the Internet F 06:00PM 08:00PM 09/22/06 09/22/06 Main Campus Walker Tuition: $29 FSA.CE-005 001 Food & Wine/Couples TH 06:00PM 09:00PM 10/05/06 10/26/06 Main Campus O'Hare Tuition: $49 FSA.CE-006 001 Cake Decorating T 06:00PM 09:00PM 09/05/06 09/26/06 Gingersnap Bakery Pellegrino Tuition: $89 FSA.CE-006 002 Cake Decorating T 06:00PM 09:00PM 10/17/06 11/14/06 Gingersnap Bakery Pellegrino No class on 10/31. Tuition: $89 REA.CE-001 001 Real Property Appraisal T 06:00PM 09:00PM 09/05/06 10/24/06 Main Campus Copeland Tuition: $119 SOC.CE-001 001 Pop Music & Society W 06:00PM 07:30PM 09/06/06 11/08/06 Main Campus Caputo Tuition: $109 SOC.CE-002 001 Socialism/Racism W 09:00AM 12:00PM 09/27/06 09/27/06 Main Campus Lyons Tuition: $49 SOC.CE-002 002 Socialism/Racism W 09:00AM 12:00PM 10/18/06 10/18/06 Main Campus Lyons Tuition: $49

Finances FIN.CE-001 001 Seniors Financial Wkshp W 06:00PM 08:00PM 09/13/06 09/20/06 Main Campus Layhew Tuition: $39 FIN.CE-002 001 Job Chngrs Financ Wkshp W 06:00PM 08:00PM 10/11/06 10/18/06 Main Campus Layhew Tuition: $39 FIN.CE-003 001 Financ Wkshp/Singles W 06:00PM 08:00PM 11/08/06 11/15/06 Main Campus Layhew Tuition: $39 FIN.CE-004 001 Financ Wkshp/Women T 06:00PM 08:00PM 09/26/06 10/10/06 Main Campus Peters Tuition: $49 FIN.CE-005 001 Destination:Retirement W 06:00PM 08:00PM 11/01/06 11/08/06 Main Campus Peters Tuition: $39 FIN.CE-006 001 Beat Cost of College T 06:00PM 08:00PM 09/26/06 09/26/06 Main Campus Modell Tuition: $39 FIN.CE-006 002 Beat Cost of College T 06:00PM 08:00PM 11/07/06 11/07/06 Main Campus Modell Tuition: $39

Health and Wellness HEC.CE-002 001 Disc De-Stress Style T 07:00PM 08:30PM 09/26/06 10/10/06 Main Campus Heagerty Tuition: $49 HEC.CE-003 001 Hypnosis/Weight Loss S 01:00PM 02:30PM 09/23/06 09/23/06 Main Campus Heagerty Tuition: $29 HEC.CE-004 001 Weight Management W 06:00PM 08:00PM 09/06/06 11/15/06 Main Campus TBA No class on 9/20. Tuition: $129 HEC.CE-005 001 Healing With Sound T 07:00PM 08:30PM 09/19/06 11/14/06 Main Campus Fisher Tuition: $109

Dance and Fitness PEH.CE-015 001 Kay's Hatha Yoga T 06:00PM 07:30PM 09/26/06 10/31/06 Main Campus Montgomery Tuition: $49 PEH.CE-016 001 Intro to Basic Pilates TH 05:30PM 06:30PM 09/14/06 10/19/06 Main Campus Kochan Tuition: $89 PEH.CE-017 001 Basic/Intermed Pilates TH 06:30PM 07:30PM 09/14/06 10/19/06 Main Campus Kochan Tuition: $89 PEH.CE-018 001 T'ai Chi Ch'uan TH 07:00PM 08:30PM 09/07/06 11/09/06 Main Campus Mancuso Tuition: $79 PEH.CE-019 001 Step Aerobics F 06:00PM 07:00PM 09/08/06 10/27/06 Main Campus Korrie-Frary Tuition: $49 PEH.CE-019 002 Step Aerobics S 08:30AM 09:30AM 09/09/06 10/28/06 Main Campus Korrie-Frary Tuition: $49 PEH.CE-019 003 Step Aerobics F 06:00PM 07:00PM 11/03/06 12/15/06 Main Campus Korrie-Frary No class on 11/24. Tuition: $36 PEH.CE-020 001 Personal Trainer Cert SU 09:00AM 04:00PM 09/17/06 10/22/06 Main Campus W.I.T.S. Minimum age: 18 years. Tuition: $599 PEH.CE-021 001 Ballroom Dancing M 07:00PM 08:30PM 09/18/06 10/23/06 Main Campus Medicis Tuition: $59 PEH.CE-022 001 Salsa Dancing M 08:30PM 09:30PM 09/18/06 10/09/06 Main Campus Medicis Tuition: $49 PEH.CE-023 001 American Latin Dance M 07:00PM 08:30PM 10/30/06 11/20/06 Main Campus Medicis Tuition: $49 PEH.CE-024 001 East Coast Swing Dance M 08:00PM 09:30PM 11/27/06 12/18/06 Main Campus Medicis Tuition: $49



Writing WRI.CE-001 001 Writing Stories From Life TH 05:30PM 07:30PM 09/07/06 10/19/06 Main Campus Madar Tuition: $69 WRI.CE-002 001 Creative & Expressv Wri TH 07:30PM 09:30PM 09/07/06 10/19/06 Main Campus Madar Tuition: $69 WRI.CE-003 001 Writing About Holidays S 09:00AM 12:00PM 10/28/06 10/28/06 Main Campus Madar Class meets 4 Saturdays. Tuition: $49 S 09:00AM 12:00PM 11/18/06 11/18/06 S 09:00AM 12:00PM 12/02/06 12/09/06

COLLEGE FOR KIDS AND TEENS OFFICE: WHITNEY APPLIED TECHNOLOGY CENTER - SUITE W210, (315) 498-6000SAT Preparation

TES.CE-001 001 SAT Preparation SU 01:00PM 04:00PM 09/03/06 10/08/06 Main Campus Prep for the October 14th SAT. Tuition: $209 TES.CE-001 002 SAT Preparation SU 01:00PM 04:00PM 09/24/06 10/29/06 Community Learn Ctr Prep for the November 4th SAT. Tuition: $209 TES.CE-001 003 SAT Preparation SU 01:00PM 04:00PM 09/24/06 10/29/06 Driver's Village Prep for the November 4th SAT. Tuition: $209 TES.CE-001 004 SAT Preparation SU 01:00PM 04:00PM 09/24/06 10/29/06 Main Campus Prep for the November 4th SAT. Tuition: $209 TES.CE-001 005 SAT Preparation T TH 07:00PM 08:30PM 09/26/06 11/02/06 Fayetteville-Manlius HS Prep for the November 4th SAT. Tuition: $209 TES.CE-001 006 SAT Preparation SU 01:00PM 04:00PM 10/22/06 11/26/06 Main Campus Prep for the December 2nd SAT. Tuition: $209

Study Skills TES.CE-002 001 Test Strateg/Study Skills SU 01:00PM 03:00PM 09/24/06 10/01/06 Main Campus Carpenter Recommended for ages 9-12. Tuition: $29

DRIVING OFFICE: WHITNEY APPLIED TECHNOLOGY CENTER - SUITE W210, (315) 498-6000Defensive Driving

DRV.CE-001 001 Defensive Driving T TH 06:00PM 09:00PM 09/05/06 09/07/06 Jordan Elbridge HS Crump Tuition: $45 DRV.CE-001 002 Defensive Driving W 06:30PM 09:30PM 09/20/06 09/27/06 L’pool-Salina Tn Hall Coffin Tuition: $45 DRV.CE-001 003 Defensive Driving S 09:00AM 03:30PM 09/02/06 09/02/06 Main Campus Piron Tuition: $45 DRV.CE-001 004 Defensive Driving S 09:00AM 03:30PM 09/09/06 09/09/06 First Presb Church B'ville Buchovecky Tuition: $45 DRV.CE-001 005 Defensive Driving S 08:00AM 02:30PM 09/23/06 09/23/06 Dewitt Town Hall Clark Tuition: $45 DRV.CE-001 006 Defensive Driving S 08:00AM 02:30PM 09/30/06 09/30/06 Cicero Town Hall Piron Tuition: $45 DRV.CE-001 007 Defensive Driving W 06:30PM 09:30PM 10/18/06 10/25/06 L’pool-Salina Tn Hall Coffin Tuition: $45 DRV.CE-001 008 Defensive Driving S 09:00AM 03:30PM 10/07/06 10/07/06 Main Campus Piron Tuition: $45 DRV.CE-001 009 Defensive Driving S 09:00AM 03:30PM 10/21/06 10/21/06 First Presb Church B'ville Buchovecky Tuition: $45 DRV.CE-001 010 Defensive Driving S 08:00AM 02:30PM 10/28/06 10/28/06 Cicero Town Hall Piron Tuition: $45 DRV.CE-001 011 Defensive Driving S 08:00AM 02:30PM 10/28/06 10/28/06 Dewitt Town Hall Clark Tuition: $45 DRV.CE-001 012 Defensive Driving T TH 06:00PM 09:00PM 11/07/06 11/09/06 Jordan Elbridge HS Crump Tuition: $45 DRV.CE-001 013 Defensive Driving W 06:30PM 09:30PM 11/15/06 11/29/06 L’pool-Salina Tn Hall Coffin Tuition: $45 DRV.CE-001 014 Defensive Driving S 09:00AM 03:30PM 11/04/06 11/04/06 Main Campus Piron Tuition: $45 DRV.CE-001 015 Defensive Driving S 09:00AM 03:30PM 11/18/06 11/18/06 First Presb Church B'ville Buchovecky Tuition: $45 DRV.CE-001 016 Defensive Driving S 08:00AM 02:30PM 11/25/06 11/25/06 Cicero Town Hall Piron Tuition: $45 DRV.CE-001 017 Defensive Driving S 08:00AM 02:30PM 11/25/06 11/25/06 Dewitt Town Hall Clark Tuition: $45 DRV.CE-001 018 Defensive Driving S 09:00AM 03:30PM 12/02/06 12/02/06 Main Campus Piron Tuition: $45 DRV.CE-001 019 Defensive Driving S 09:00AM 03:30PM 12/16/06 12/16/06 First Presb Church B'ville Buchovecky Tuition: $45 DRV.CE-001 020 Defensive Driving W 06:30PM 09:30PM 12/20/06 12/27/06 L’pool-Salina Tn Hall Coffin Tuition: $45 DRV.CE-001 021 Defensive Driving S 08:00AM 02:30PM 12/23/06 12/23/06 Cicero Town Hall Piron Tuition: $45 DRV.CE-001 022 Defensive Driving S 08:00AM 02:30PM 12/30/06 12/30/06 Dewitt Town Hall Clark Tuition: $45

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SECTION 001: 6 Wednesdays and Fridays, September 20 to October 27

SECTION 002: 6 Wednesdays and Fridays, October 18 to November 24

SECTION 003: 6 Wednesdays and Fridays, November 8 to December 15

SECTION 004: 6 Wednesdays and Fridays, December 13 to January 19

Online non-credit courses are offered once a month and consist of lessons, delivered via the Internet, twice a week for six weeks. Interact with your instructor or other students online in a bulletin-board format. Courses are available 24 hours a day on the dates below, and you have 10 days to complete each lesson. To take theses courses, you'll need Internet access, e-mail, and Netscape or Internet Explorer Web browser. Additional requirements for individual courses, if applicable, are listed below. Course prices are listed with each course.

Note: Following registration, students are required to complete online orientation at: www.ed2go.com/occonline.

ONLINE COURSES NON-CREDIT OFFICE: WHITNEY APPLIED TECHNOLOGY BUILDING - SUITE W210, (315) 498-6000

Step 1: Pick a section

Step 2: Pick a course

Step 3: Register at Onondaga Community College (online at: takeaclass.sunyocc.edu)

Step 4: Complete online orientation at: www.ed2go.com/occonline

View online course descriptions at:

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COURSE PREFIX & # TITLE NOTES/COMMENTS

PROFESSIONAL SKILLS DEVELOPMENT - ONLINE Career Skills

PRF.CE-006 Leadership Tuition: $94

COMPUTER COURSES - ONLINE CPT.CE-030 Guide Kids/Internet Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-031 Intro to the Internet Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-032 Create Web Pages I Prerequisite: Completion of "Intro to Internet" or equivalent experience. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-033 Create Web Pages II Prerequisite: "Creating Web Pages" online course or equivalent HTML experience. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-034 Top Search Engine Positions Prerequisite: Completion of "Creating Web Pages" online course or equivalent HTML experience or an HTML editor, such as FrontPage or PageMill. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-035 Using AppleWorks 6 Requires an iMac or Macintosh computer equipped with OS 9 or OS X, and AppleWorks 6. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-036 C++ for Beginner Requires Microsoft Windows and Boreland C++ Builder 6 Personal Version. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-037 Intro to C# Progrmg Requires Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Visual C# .NET Standard 2003. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-038 Crystal Reports 10 Requires Microsoft Windows and Crystal Reports 10. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-039 Dreamweaver MX Requires Macromedia Dreamweaver Version MX, and a solid understanding of your PC, its file system, and how to create folders and files. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-040 Dreamweaver MX 2004 Requires Macromedia Dreamweaver Version MX 2004 or Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 Upgrade; Microsoft Windows XP, 2000, or 98, or Macintosh OS 10.2.6 or better; at least one year of computer experience; the ability to install programs on your computer and work with files; Internet access, e-mail, and Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Netscape Web browser. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-041 MS Frontpage 2003 Requires Microsoft Windows and Microsoft FrontPage 2002. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-042 101 Tips/iMac/Mac Requires an Apple iMac or Macintosh computer equipped with OSX, OS9, OS8, or OS7 operating system. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-043 JavaScript Progrmg Requires Netscape (Version 4 or greater) or Internet Explorer (Version 4 or greater), and completion of "Creating Web Pages" online course or equivalent HTML experience. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-044 Intro to Networking Requires Microsoft Windows 95 or newer. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-045 Intro to Oracle Requires Oracle 7, 8, or 9. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-046 Intermediate Oracle Requires completion of "Intro to Oracle" online course or equivalent experience; Oracle 8 or 9. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-047 Intro to Outlook 2003 Requires Microsoft Windows XP, Microsoft Office Outlook 2003, e-mail, and Internet Explorer, Netscape, or Firefox Web browser. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-048 Intro PC Troubleshoot Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-049 Intro to Perl Prgrm Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-050 Photoshop 7 Part I Requires a full version of PhotoShop 7. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-051 Photoshop 7 Part II Requires completion of "Intro to PhotoShop 7 - Part I" or equivalent experience; a full version of PhotoShop 7. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-052 Photoshop 7 Part III Requires completion of "Intro to PhotoShop 7 - Part II" or equivalent experience with layers, layer masks, filters, and brushes; a full version of PhotoShop 7. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-053 Photoshop/Digital Requires Adobe PhotoShop Elements version 2.0 and Microsoft Windows 98 or newer, or Mac OS X. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-054 Intro PrintShop Delx Requires PrintShop Deluxe (version 15 or better), CD-ROM drive, Microsoft Windows 98 or better. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-055 MS Publisher 2003 Requires Microsoft Publisher 2003 or Microsoft Office 2003 (Small Business or Professional Edition only). Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-056 Intro to QuickBooks Requires QuickBooks Basic 2005 or QuickBooks Pro 2005. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-057 Payroll in QuickBooks Requires QuickBooks Basic 2005 or QuickBooks Pro 2005. Tuition: $94

ONLINE NON-CREDIT COURSE SCHEDULE

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CPT.CE-058 Intro to PHP & MySQL Requires Microsoft Windows 2000 or Windows XP, completion of the online "Creating Web Pages" course or equivalent HTML experience, the ability to install applications on a PC with at least a Pentium IV 1.0 GHz processor and 256 MB of RAM, e-mail, and Netscape, Firefox, or Internet Explorer Web browser. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-059 Intro to SQL Requires a desktop DBMS that supports the execution of SQL, such as Microsoft Access, or a DBMS that is connected to a server and supports the execution of SQL, such as MySQL, Sybase, or Microsoft SQL Server 6 or 7. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-060 Intro/Visual Basic 6.0 Requires Visual Basic 6.0 Professional or Enterprise Edition, Microsoft Access 97 or Microsoft Access 2000. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-061 Intro/Vis Basic.NET Requires Visual Basic .NET (Standard or Professional Edition.) Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-062 Intermed Vis Basic.NET Requires completion of "Intro to Visual Basic .NET" online course, or equivalent experience; Microsoft Windows XP or 2000; an installed copy of Visual Basic .NET, Standard, Professional, Enterprise Architect, or Enterprise Developer Edition; Microsoft Access 2000 or XP (for the database lessons). Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-063 Intro to VBA Requires Microsoft Office 2000 or XP Professional. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-064 Intro/Windows XP A computer equipped with Microsoft Windows XP is recommended. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-065 Intro MS Access 2003 Requires Microsoft Windows XP or 2000, Microsoft Access 2003, or Microsoft Office Professional Edition 2003. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-066 Basic A+ Cert Prep Requires a solid conceptual and practical knowledge of Windows 95 or 98, and preferably some experience with DOS and Windows 3.x. Tuition: $109 CPT.CE-067 Intermed A+ Cert Prep Requires successful completion of "Basic A+ Certification Prep", Microsoft Windows 9x and Windows 2000 or XP. Tuition: $109 CPT.CE-068 Adv A+ Cert Prep Requires successful completion of "Basic A+ Certification Prep" and "Intermediate A+ Certification Prep", a Windows 9x PC on which you may experiment. Tuition: $109 CPT.CE-069 Wireless Networking Requires completion of "Intro to Networking" online course or equivalent experience. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-070 Small Office Networking Requires completion of "Intro to Windows XP" or equivalent experience, e-mail, two or more computers running Windows XP Professional Edition, and Internet Explorer, Firefox, or Netscape Web browser. Tuition: $94 CPT.CE-071 Intro to PC Security Requires familiarity with general PC terminology, understanding of Microsoft Windows, and an ability to locate programs and change settings (or completion of "Intro to Windows XP" course). Tuition: $94

PERSONAL ENRICHMENT - ONLINE Arts and Crafts

ART.CE-014 Drawing for Beginners Tuition: $94

Special Interests FAM.CE-004 Assisting Aging Parents Tuition: $94 FAM.CE-005 Geneology Basics Tuition: $94

Health and Wellness HEC.CE-007 Natural Health/Healing Tuition: $94

Writing WRI.CE-004 Pleasures of Poetry Tuition: $94

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DO YOU WANT TO TEACH AND HAVE AN IDEA

FOR A NEW NON-CREDIT COURSE? If so, send a course outline and resumé, to:

Lifelong Learning Whitney Applied Technology Center, Suite 210

Onondaga Community College4941 Onondaga Road, Syracuse, NY 13215

Do you know someone who would like to receive our catalog?

Call us at (315) 498-6000.

INTERESTED INTAKING A CREDIT COURSE

BUT CAN'T COME TO CAMPUS?

Call 498-2000 or visit www.sunyocc.edu to learn more.

Take Onondaga Community College credit courses close to home at these convenient extension sites!

OCC NorthSeneca Mall, Liverpool

Cicero/North Syracuse High SchoolRt. 31, Cicero

Driver’s VillageEast Circle Drive, Cicero

Durgee Junior High School29 East Oneida Street, Baldwinsville

JOBSplus!677 South Salina Street, Syracuse

Almar Parish Williamstown High School*County Route 22, Williamstown

Bridlebrough High School*552 Main Street, Phoenix

PV Moore High School*School Drive, Central Square

*These sites use exciting interactive video teleconferencing that allow you to see, hear and interact with classmates at other locations.


On Campus – ResidentialWhen you live in Onondaga’s new suite-style student residence halls, you’ll be just steps away from your classes. Enjoy the full college experience by living and learning at Onondaga.

On Campus – CommuterOnondaga offers classes during the day, at night and on weekends to fit your busy schedule. And with winter and summer sessions available, you can earn college credit at times that are convenient for you.

Off-Campus Extension SitesWith 9 extension sites throughout Central New York, you can take a class that is close to home or close to the office, at a time that is best for you -- day, weekend or evening.

Online Take a class or earn your degree completely online! With hundreds of classes and six degree programs online, Onondaga makes it easy to take a class anytime, day or night, from the comfort of your home.

Your Degree, Your Way at Onondaga Community College

Four Portals to Your Education


Come to our INFORMATION SESSION

on August 16 from 7-9 p.m.at the Public Safety Training Center at Onondaga Community College

Do YOU fit the profile? Do YOU have what it takes?

In an emergency situation are you:COMPOSED…LEVEL-HEADED…FOCUSED…EFFICIENT?

PREPARE – PLANREACT – RESPOND

If you answered yes, then consider a degree in

Emergency Management

• Prepare you to handle the critical tasks required in modern Homeland Security and Disaster Preparedness and Response programs

• Teach you to identify the emergency-related needs of a community

• Work with government officials in emergency situations

• Coordinate emergency response resources

• Assess damage following disasters or emergencies

• Give you a solid understanding of emergency preparedness in a first-responder situation

The Emergency Management A.A.S. degree will:

The recent severe flooding in New York state is a clear indication that natural and man-made disasters continue to threaten the safety of communities and their citizens. Homeland security experts agree there is an increased demand for extensive, in-depth

education and training such as that offered at Onondaga Community College.

For more information: 498-6046 | pstc.sunyocc.edu


Signature of Student:_____________________________________ Date:________ For Office Use Only:

____Initials _____Date


If you have questions regarding any of the registration procedures, call 498-6000.

REGISTRATION PROCEDURES

Step 1 Access the takeaclass.sunyocc.edu web page.

Step 2 Select : Community Education.

Step 3 Select : Browse or Register.

Step 4 Select : Create a User ID and Register under the Community Education Express Menu. In the first search screen you can: enter the start and end date <And / Or > choose a topic code (drop down menu).

Step 5 Enter STUDENT information - If you do not wish to enter required information, please use alternate registration method.

Step 6 Select desired courses by clicking the box next to the course. You can view the course description by clicking on the course title.

Step 7 Submit and follow payment information screens.

Guide to Online Registration

ONLINE:Consult directions below.

(Credit card payments accepted).

By FAX:Fax the enclosed registration form to 498-2589.

(You must also fax all required documents.) No payment accepted through fax.

By MAIL:Mail enclosed registration form

and required documents to:

Lifelong LearningOnondaga Community College

WATC Suite 2104941 Onondaga Road

Syracuse, NY 13215

Walk-in:Lifelong Learning is located on the

main campus of OCC in the Whitney Applied Technology Center, Suite 210. (Please bring all required

forms along with your registration).All payments accepted.

Questions or problems REGISTERING ONLINE? Please contact the OCC HELP desk at 498-2999.

Payment:Credit card payments accepted online and in person or

through the STAR phone system at 492-7827.

Check or money order accepted with mail registration.

Payments by cash, check or money order accepted with walk-in registration. All walk-in payments made to Bursar.

Note: there is NO telephone registration.

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MAIN CAMPUS MAP

AREA MAP

For complete driving directions for the locations listed above, go to: takeaclass.sunyocc.edu and select Register Now!

Call (315) 498-6000 if you need further assistance.

TAKE COURSES AT THESE CONVENIENT LOCATIONS:

OCC Main Campus4941 Onondaga Road

OCC North CampusSeneca Mall, Liverpool

Baldwinsville – 1st Presbyterian Church

64 Oswego St., Baldwinsville

Cicero Town Hall8236 Main St., Cicero

Community Learning Center122 E. Seneca St., Manlius

Dewitt Town Hall5400 Butternut Dr., East Syracuse

Driver’s VillageEast Circle Dr., Cicero

Fayetteville Manlius High School8201 E Seneca Tpke., Manlius

Gingersnap Bakery63 State St., Phoenix

Jordan-Elbridge High School5721 Hamilton Rd., Jordan

Liverpool-Salina Town Hall201 School Rd., Liverpool

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CAMPUS NORTH ENTRANCE

CAMPUS SOUTH ENTRANCE

Route 175 /W. Seneca Turnpike

Route 173 /Onondaga Road

Adequate on-campus parking will be available for community education students attending classes.

A Academic Building

C Coulter Hall

F Ferrante Hall

G Gordon Student Center

H Health and Physical Education Building

JSC J. Stanley Coyne Building

RA Residence Hall A

RB Residence Hall B

RC Residence Hall C

S Service and Maintenance Building

W Whitney Applied Technology Center

Small Business Development Center

Room 206

Whitney Applied Technology Center

Lifelong Learning

Room 210

Whitney Applied Technology Center

GENERAL POLICIESYou are enrolled as soon as we receive your registration form and fee.

You will not receive confirmation that a course is running. Registration will be accepted up to five business days before the first class.

Course Cancellation: You will be notified only if a course is cancelled. Lifelong Learning offers each course based upon community interest, determined by advance registration. We reserve the right to cancel a course if there is insufficient enrollment. To avoid disappointment, register early....and register with a friend, relative or your spouse!

Refund Policy: Lifelong Learning will issue a full refund up to three business days prior to the class start date or before the advertised registration deadline. These requests can be made directly to the Lifelong Learning at (315) 498-6000.

OCC does not advocate any particular point of view presented in the courses offered in this catalog.

LIFELONG LEARNING DIRECTORY

James M. Sunser Vice-President Corporate and Extended Learning .................................(315) 498-2800

Shannon M. Patrie Director of Extended Learning .......................................................................(315) 498-2802

Christina Brown Coordinator of Lifelong Learning ..................................................................(315) 498-7243

Jeannette Salsbery, Marilyn Meyers Lifelong Learning Staff ......................................................................................(315) 498-6000

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