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SUMMER 2014Non-Credit and Continuing Education Course Guide

The Ambler Arboretum of Temple UniversityThe Ambler Arboretum of Temple University offers educational courses in the areas of horticulture and floral design. Pages 16 - 17.

Certificate in Database ManagementLearn how to design databases and manage them

with Microsoft Access – an information manage-ment tool that helps you store information for reference, reporting and analysis. Pages 5 – 6.

Interior Design Certificate ProgramIf you are considering entry into the interi-or design industry, or are a homeowner and want to make the best design deci-sions for your home, this program is where

you should begin. Check out the one-week summer intensive program available at the

Ambler campus. Page 8.

Summer CampsJoin Temple University Ambler’s Summer Education Camps available for kids, ‘tweens and teens between the ages of 8 and 17. They provide a wonderful opportunity for youths to learn about a specific area of interest, experience a college campus, and have fun at the same time.Pages 19 - 23.

Online LearningChoose from a variety of instructor-facilitated online courses and certif-icate programs from ed2go, Gatlin, and UGotClass, that can help you achieve your professional and personal goals. Pages 10 - 11.

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tHIS SUMMer At teMple UnIverSIty AMbler, Fort WASHIngton AnD Center CIty

Professional DeveloPmentThe Business Agenda 2Internet Marketing 3Professional Meeting Planning 4Computer Applications 4Database Management 5Financial Planning 5Web Site Design 6Editing and Writing 7Interior Design 8Wedding Planning and Consulting 9Courses for Educators 9

online learningUGotClass 10ed2go 11Gatlin 11

Personal enrichmentDigital Photography 12Special Programs 13Arts, Literature and Language 13Food and Entertainment 14Healthy Lifestyles and Exercise 15Horticulture 16College Prep 18

sUmmer camPsKids on Campus! 19-23Teens on Campus!Registration Information & Form 24

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Welcome to our Summer Session!Take this opportunity to enjoy a non-credit course that will make your life more enjoyable, enhance your productivity, or expand your knowledge. Non-credit courses at Temple University Ambler (TUA), Fort Washington (TUFW) and Center City (TUCC) campuses provide you with learning opportunities at all phases of your life.

Temple University’s Non-Credit Programs offer hundreds of continuing education courses each year that stimulate, expand and tickle your mind. For a modest price you can:

• Learn from competent instructors with real-life experience.• Explore new directions.• Refresh outdated skills or learn new ones.

We also offer a variety of online courses and certificate programs with ed2go, Gatlin Education Services, and UGotClass to provide professional development and personal enrichment courses. Now you can achieve your educational goals without leaving your home or office!

Don’t forget about the kids! Explore our selection of Summer Education Camps for youths ages 8 to 17. Camps are offered in June, July and August at the TUA campus.

For more information, contact us at 267-468-8500 or visit us at temple.edu/noncredit. We look forward to seeing you in class soon!

TEMPLE UnIVERSITy AMBLER, FoRT WASHInGTon AnD CEnTER CITy non-CREDIT CoURSESSUMMER 2014

GIFT CERTIFICATES ARE AVAILABLE noW! Minimum amount is $25. To purchase, please call 267-468-8500.

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Choose the location that best meets your needs!We offer non-credit courses at three convenient locations – Ambler, Fort Washington and Center City. Look for these campus codes to determine the location of the courses you are interested in:

tUa - AmblertUfW - Fort WashingtontUcc - Center City

Register by phone 267-468-8500 or by fax 267-468-8506 2

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Certificate in Project Management

To earn this certificate, you must complete the following four required courses within a two-year period: • Project Management Basics I• Project Management Basics II• Project Management: Leading

the Team• What’s Your Point?: Effective

Interpersonal Communication

CERTIFICATE PROGRAM IN PROJECT MANAGEMENT in one semester!Take the following four courses in the same semester and pay one fee, an almost 15 percent discount off the total cost of enrolling in the-courses separately. Courses may also be taken individually.$775 (2.4 CEUs)TUA and TUCC

Project Management Basics IWhether you are new to project management or are juggling sev-eral projects at once, a solid foun-dation in the fundamentals of project management is essential. This course introduces you to the project management framework currently used in most organiza-tions. Learn how to: develop a project management plan; build structures and timelines; identify stakeholders and manage stake-holder interaction; manage scope and resources; estimate costs; and create a budget.Instructor: Andrea Sullivan, MA Leader Strength Systems, Inc.TUAFri., May 16 • 9 AM to 4 PM $225 (.6 CEUs) • TUA TUCCWed., May 28 • 9 AM to 4 PM $225 (.6 CEUs) • TUCC

Project Management Basics II Prerequisite: Project Management Basics IThis course provides valuable tools and techniques for executing the project, monitoring and con-trolling the project work, control-ling quality, managing risks, and, finally, closing the project. A brief review of project management software is also provided.Instructor: Andrea Sullivan, MATUAFri., May 30 • 9 AM to 4 PM$225 (.6 CEUs) • TUATUCCWed., June 4 • 9 AM to 4 PM $225 (.6 CEUs) • TUCC

Project Management: Leading the TeamProject team leadership is often the most challenging part of successfully managing your project. Learn how to: develop and manage your project teams to maximize output and minimize disruption; distribute tasks and information in a way that works; motivate your team to get the work done right and on time; and create credibility and account-ability so your team members give their very best to your project.Instructor: Andrea Sullivan, MATUA Fri., June 13 • 9 AM to 4 PM$225 (.6 CEUs) • TUATUCCWed., June 11 • 9 AM to 4 PM $225 (.6 CEUs) • TUCC

What’s Your Point?: Effective Interpersonal Communication All too often, our well-intended communications are misin-terpreted. This workshop will enhance your ability to respond to and influence others, encour-age collaboration, and get results by flexing your communication style. Topics include identifying communication styles, avoid-ing communication barriers, responding to conflict, and creat-ing communication strategies to achieve results. Instructor: Theresa Hummel-KrallingerPresident, High Five Performance, Inc. TUAFri., June 27 • 9 AM to 4 PM $225 (.6 CEUs) • TUATUCCFri., May 16 • 9 AM to 4 PM$225 (.6 CEUs) • TUCC

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DevelopmentNEW Bobbing Along or Making a Wave: Take Charge of Your CareerWhat do you want to be when you grow up? Or, perhaps you’ve already grown up but are looking to make a change in your career. This one-day workshop will help you to create meaningful career goals; hone marketable, transferable skills; build a strong personal brand; and build a powerful, professional network. We will examine five assess-ments, ideas for professional networking, the use of social media, career management tools and more. This course can help make the most of your company’s professional development plan. Or, use this to guide your path for employment. Take this oppor-tunity to realize your professional objectives and take charge of your career.Instructor: Theresa Hummel-KrallingerTUAFri., June 6 • 9 AM to 4 PM$225 (.6 CEUs) • TUATUCCFri., July 11 • 9 AM to 4 PM$225 (.6 CEUs) • TUCC

Time Management When Your Hands are FullAre you juggling multiple demands on your time and energy? This interactive work-shop will provide an overview of time management techniques, including methods for daily, weekly, and long-term planning. We’ll also discuss issues with procrastination, interruptions, and why we have low energy lev-els when we do have free time.Instructor: Sarah SpathOwner, Field of Vision Coaching ServicesTUCCTues., May 20 • 6:30 to 8:30 PM$45 • TUCCTUFWTues., June 3 • 6:30 to 8:30 PM$45 • TUFW

Data Analysis Certificate Program (online)*Data Analysis is quickly becom-ing one of the most sought-after skills in the workplace. Companies have vast amounts of data, but it is rare to have someone with the ability to ana-lyze that data to see trends and make predictions. Add a whole new skill set to your portfolio, and make a big difference in the success of your organization by acquiring data analysis skills. This certificate program consists of three, one-month courses: Introduction to Data Analysis; Intermediate Data Analysis; and Advanced Data Analysis. June 2 to Aug. 29 • $495

Business Coaching Certificate (online)*Mentoring and coaching have come to be used more frequently in organizations to improve lead-ership competencies and provide employee support. Develop skills in the development, implementa-tion, and support of coaching and mentoring programs in your workplace. Take home the much-awaited toolkit you have been searching for to improve your employees’ performance and create the working environment that your employees will find truly rewarding. This certificate program consists of one, two-month course.June 2 to Aug. 1 • $295

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eMarketing Essentials Certificate (online)*Get a fundamental introduc-tion to eMarketing, including improving email promotions, analyzing your web site traffic, doing search engine optimiza-tion, and successfully employing online advertising. Relevant for any type of organization includ-ing businesses, companies, nonprofits, and government agencies. No eMarketing experi-ence or expertise is necessary. This certificate program consists of three one-month online courses. Register for the certificate program and pay a discounted fee. Courses can also be taken individually. eMarketing Essentials Certificate ProgramJune 2 to Aug. 29 • $495(fee for full program)• Improving Email Promotions June 2 to 27 • $195• Boosting Your Website Traffic July 7 to Aug. 1 • $195• Online Advertising Aug. 5 to 29 • $195

*NOTE: These instructor–facili-tated online programs are offered in partnership with the LERN organization. In order to obtain the certificate, you must take all of the required courses. No additional discounts apply.

Looking for Corporate Training? Temple University provides customized training for your organization — at your location or ours. Content will be tailored to your needs. Topics include:

• Leadership • Communication Skills • Project Management • Technical Training • Coaching Skills

For details, call 267-468-8500, or visit Corporate Training at www.tufw.temple.edu.

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Social Media for Business Certificate (online)*Get in on this exciting and grow-ing way to communicate, market and serve your customers and clients. From Facebook to Twitter, blogging, YouTube, LinkedIn, and more, discover the new principles of communication that apply across all networks and how these specific social networks work and the pos-sible uses for your organization. This certificate consists of three one-month online courses and includes books and a study guide. Register for the certificate program and pay a discounted fee. Courses can also be taken individually.Social Media for Business CertificateJune 2 to Aug. 29 • $495(fee for full program)• Introduction to Social Media June 2 to 27 • $195• Marketing Using Social Media July 7 to Aug. 1 • $195• Integrating Social Media into Your Organization Aug. 5 to 29 • $195*NOTE: This instructor-facilitated online program is offered in partner-ship with the LERN organization. In order to obtain the certificate, you must take all three courses. No additional discounts apply.

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Certificate in Professional Meeting Planning

Designed to meet the demand for professionally trained meet-ing planners, this program provides 38 hours of seminar-style instruction in six required classes taught by meeting professionals. The program is endorsed by the Philadelphia Area Chapter of Meeting Professionals International (PAMPI). The next session will be offered in Fall 2014.

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The following course is not part of the Meeting Planning Certificate Program, but is an optional course that may be of interest to meeting planners.

NEW Certificate in Designing Webinars (online)Now you can acquire the skills and strategies in webinar design, presentations, planning, and marketing. Webinars are a popular format for delivering information. They can be very successful for your organization, if you have good webinar presen-tations and good management and marketing. Discover the power of successful webinars for your business organization. Learn the four key strategies to make your webinars more successful. Acquire techniques and tips that will make your webinars winners with your audiences. Also, learn webinar planning skills involved in budgeting, pricing, and mar-keting webinar meetings.This certificate consists of two, one-month courses: Designing Successful Webinars; and Managing & Marketing Webinars.May 5 to June 27 • $345

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NEWSelling on eBay for BeginnersLooking to make extra by money selling items on eBay, but not sure how to get started? This one-day course is designed for people new to eBay. Learn how to get registered with eBay and PayPal. We will go through all the steps of becoming a success-ful seller: where to find items to sell; how to research what your item is worth; and how to list your item to reach the widest audience. This course is primar-ily lecture and demonstration.Instructor: David GrauelSat., June 7 • 9 AM to 1 PM$65 • TUA

Word 2013: Level I Prerequisite: familiarity with personal computers, keyboard and mouse, and Windows 7 or 8 This course will help you move smoothly through the task of creating professional looking documents. Learn how to create and edit simple documents; for-mat documents; add tables and lists; add design elements and layout options; and proof docu-ments. Discover the ins and outs of electronic word-processing. Instructor: David Grauel Mon., June 2 • 9 AM to 4 PM $225 (.6 CEUs) • TUA

Excel® 2013: Level I Prerequisite: familiarity with personal computers, keyboard and mouse, and Windows 7 or 8 Updating data in an Excel worksheet is fast and easy. Learn to create spreadsheets and work-books that you can use to store, manipulate, and share your data. Storing your data in Excel also enables you to run reports on the data, perform calculations, print your work to share with others, and much more. Instructor: David Grauel Mon., June 9 • 9 AM to 4 PM $225 (.6 CEUs) • TUA

Excel® 2013: Level II Prerequisite: Excel® 2010 or 2013: Level I Learn how to create advanced formulas and organize your data into tables. Discover the power of PivotTables and PivotCharts and how slicers can make data filtering as easy as clicking a few buttons. Instructor: Michael Lindauer Lindauer Learning Systems Fri., June 20 • 9 AM to 4 PM $225 (.6 CEUs) • TUA

Excel ® 2013: Level III Prerequisite: Excel® 2010 or 2013: Level II In this course, you will learn about some of the more advanced features of Excel, including automating common tasks, auditing workbooks to avoid errors, sharing your data with other people, analyzing data, and using Excel data in other applications. Instructor: Michael Lindauer Fri., July 18 • 9 AM to 4 PM $225 (.6 CEUs) • TUA

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PowerPoint ® 2013: Level I Prerequisite: familiarity with personal computers, keyboard and mouse, and Windows 7 or 8 Gone are the days of flip charts or drawing on a white board to illustrate your point. In this course, you will learn to use the vast array of features and functionality available in PowerPoint® and gain the abil-ity to organize your content, enhance it with high-impact visuals, and deliver it with a punch. Begin creating engag-ing, dynamic multimedia presentations. Instructor: David Grauel Mon., June 16 • 9 AM to 4 PM $225 (.6 CEUs) • TUA

QuickBooks® 2013This hands–on workshop will provide you with an overview to efficiently use QuickBooks, a best-selling small business accounting software package. After receiving a foundation of the basic features you will use the sample QuickBooks company file. Work through accounts receivable, accounts payable and payroll transactions using different tips and tricks. Finally, navigate the many reports that QuickBooks offers. You should leave this course feeling comfort-able using the software. TUA Instructor: Richard Edwards, CPA, MBA 2 Sat., May 3 and 10 9 AM to Noon $225 (.6 CEUs) • TUA TUCC Instructor: Jameson Moore Moore Productivity 2 Sat., Apr. 26 and May 3 9 AM to Noon $225 (.6 CEUs) • TUCC

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Certificate in Database Design and Management

Learn how to design databases and manage them with Microsoft Access. This will allow you to work effectively with your data while eliminating confusion that can lead to lost time and lost data. The required five courses are: • Relational Database Design • Access ® 2013: Level 1• Access ® 2013: Level 2• Access ® 2013: Level 3

CERTIFICATE IN DATABASE MANAGEMENT – in one semester!Take the following four courses in the same semester and pay one fee, a more than 20 percent discount off the total cost of enrolling in the courses sepa-rately. No additional discounts apply. You may also take these courses individually.$725 (2.4 CEUs) TUA and TUCC

Relational Database Design Prerequisite: familiarity with personal computers, keyboard and mouse, and Windows 7 or 8 Learn how to design tables for use in relational database appli-cations. Identify data as fields, group fields into tables, select key fields and identify table relationships. Also, identify data problems and apply data normal-ization techniques to solve them. Use referential integrity and

other techniques to support the accuracy of data in the database. Finally, use criteria and opera-tors, and perform appropriate table joins in queries. This is primarily a lecture-based course. TUA Instructor: Michael Lindauer Fri., May 16 • 9 AM to 4 PM $245 (.6 CEUs) • TUA TUCC Instructor: Jameson Moore Moore Productivity Fri., June 27 • 9 AM to 4 PM $245 (.6 CEUs) • TUCC

Access® 2013: Level 1Prerequisite: familiarity with personal computers, keyboard and mouse, and Windows 7 or 8 Most job roles today involve some form of data management. Access can help you collect and manage large amounts of data, either as a personal data man-agement tool or to develop appli-cations for an entire department or organization. Learn to man-age your data, including creating a new database; constructing tables; designing forms and reports; and creating queries to join, filter, and sort data. TUA Instructor: Michael Lindauer Fri., May 30 • 9 AM to 4 PM $225 (.6 CEUs) • TUA TUCC Instructor: Jameson Moore Fri., May 16 • 9 AM to 4 PM $225 (.6 CEUs) • TUCC


Certificate in Financial Planning Plan ahead! Preview for fall 2014Temple University in partnership with Kaplan Schweser, the leading provider of financial planning and education, offers the Certificate in Financial Planning (CFP) Program. This program meets the challenges faced by today’s financial planning professionals in the brokerage, insurance, accounting, banking and related fields.The next session of this program will begin in September 2014 at the Temple University Center City (TUCC) campus. For more information about the program or to attend an upcoming information session, please contact us at [email protected] or 267-468-8500.

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Access® 2013: Level 2Prerequisite: Access® 2010 or 2013: Level I Expand your knowledge of relational database design, write advanced queries, structure exist-ing data, share data across appli-cations, and customize reports. TUA Instructor: Michael Lindauer Fri., June 13 • 9 AM to 4 PM $225 (.6 CEUs) • TUA TUCC Instructor: Jameson Moore Fri., May 30 • 9 AM to 4 PM $225 (.6 CEUs) • TUCC

Access® 2013: Level 3Prerequisite: Access® 2010 or 2013: Level II Learn advanced Access features such as, database management, advanced form design, packag-ing a database, encrypting a database, preparing a database for multi-user access and more. TUA Instructor: Michael Lindauer Fri., June 27 • 9 AM to 4 PM $225 (.6 CEUs) • TUA TUCC Instructor: Jameson Moore Fri., June 13 • 9 AM to 4 PM $225 (.6 CEUs) • TUCC

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.Certificate in Web Site Design

Learn to build a web site from the ground up with HTML code, make your site visually engaging with Dreamweaver®, and manipulate photo elements using Photoshop®. The required seven courses are: • Creating a Usable Web Site • Introduction to HTML for

Web Site Design • Adobe ® Photoshop ®: Level I • Adobe ® Photoshop ®:

Web Production • Adobe ® Dreamweaver ®:

Level I • Adobe ® Dreamweaver ®:

Level II • Build Your Web Site:

Putting it All Together

CERTIFICATE PROGRAM IN WEB SITE DESIGN in one semester! Take the following seven courses in the same semester and pay one fee — more than a 15 percent discount off the total cost of enrolling in the courses separately. No other discounts apply. You may also take any of these courses individually. $1,395 (4.25 CEUs) • Daytime

Creating a Usable Web Site A good web site is more than just images, text and links the designer must know how to create a usable web site – one that works well for its intended purpose without the users getting hopelessly frustrated. Discover how the user sees, thinks and reads, and how best to incorpo-rate these concepts into your web site. This is primarily a lecture-based course. Instructor: Hope LindauerLindauer Learning SystemsFri., May 16 • 9 AM to 4 PM$225 (.6 CEUs) • TUA

Introduction to HTML for Web Site Design Hyper Text Markup Language is the underlying language of every web page. This simple text–based language can be writ-ten on any computer, regardless of platform, using nothing more than a plain text editor like Windows Notepad. Students will learn the syntax of HTML by identifying the building blocks, their attributes and the values these attributes are assigned. By examining how tags are used to define individual portions of web page content called elements, students will learn how to con-struct HTML documents, format text, embed images and create hyperlinks. Instructor: Hope LindauerFri., May 30 • 8:30 AM to 5 PM$255 (.75 CEUs) • TUA

Adobe ® Photoshop ® CS6: Level I Students are introduced to the application’s basic tools for mak-ing selections, cropping images, painting, drawing, erasing, creating shapes, adding type to an image, applying color and making

basic adjustments to image qual-ity. Also learn about Photoshop’s® many palettes, how the palettes are used, how to resize and reposi-tion them within the workspace, and how to save a specific work-space arrangement for future use.Instructor: Hope LindauerFri., June 6 • 9 AM to 4 PM$245 (.6 CEUs) • TUA

Adobe ® Photoshop ®

CS6: Web Production Learn to create and work with images to be used on the web pages and then learn to optimize these images for the web. Also, learn to stage web page compo-nents, arrange them aesthetically, and add interactivity to them. You will export the web page consisting of interactive images so that you can view and test their functionality in Internet browsers. Finally, you will use the “Save for Web and Devices” feature to cre-ate and optimize animations for the web and mobile devices. Instructor: Hope LindauerFri., June 20 • 9 AM to 4 PM$245 (.6 CEUs) • TUA

Adobe ® Dreamweaver ®

CS6: Level I Prerequisite: Introduction to HTML, or equivalent knowledge This introductory class will familiarize users with the Dreamweaver® interface and web site basics. Upon completion of this course, you will be able to create web pages for personal or professional purposes. Instructor: Rebecca BrittComputer software trainerFri., July 11 • 9 AM to 4 PM$245 (.6 CEUs) • TUA

Adobe ® Dreamweaver ®

CS6: Level II With Dreamweaver® Level II, create advanced image–based layouts with cascading style sheets. Customize your site with behaviors, templates, and library elements. Use Dreamweaver’s® features to help you analyze your site for accessibility and usability. Instructor: Rebecca BrittFri., July 18 • 9 AM to 4 PM$245 (.6 CEUs) • TUA



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Build Your Web Site: Putting It All Together Take the skills you have learned in HTML, Photoshop® and Dreamweaver®, and spend the day creating a personal web site. Usability and graphic design prac-tices will be emphasized, teaching students how to develop the best possible web site. The instructor will guide you as you develop your site. When your site is complete, the instructor will critique it and make recommendations. You will also receive information on how to test your page, find a host for your site, get your own domain name and transfer files to a server. Instructor: Rebecca BrittFri., Aug. 1 • 9 AM to 4 PM$225 (.6 CEUs) • TUA

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NEW Introduction to CSS3 and HTML5 (online)Learn how to create state-of-the-art Web sites using modern CSS3 and HTML5 techniques. Take your existing HTML skills to the next level and start build-ing sites like the pros. CSS3 and HTML5 not only make it easier for you to build and manage large Web sites, these powerful languages can also give you more precise control over the appear-ance of every page you build. This course will provide you with the foundation you’ll need to master two critical and fast-growing new Web languages.$119 • OnlineRegister at www.ed2go.com/tua

NEW Introduction to JavaScript (online)You may already know how to use HTML and CSS to create websites. If so, you’re ready to add more power to your pro-gramming with JavaScript. This programming language lets you add interactivity to your pages by creating features such as buttons, picture carousels, and collapsible panels to your Web pages. Start with the basics of JavaScript code and then move on to more advanced topics.

Learn how to define what hap-pens when a user clicks a button or presses a key on your pages, and see how JavaScript enables your pages to make “if . . . then . . . else” decisions about what to do based on circumstances. You’ll also get a chance to try out loops and timers to create animation effects. This course assumes students already know HTML and CSS. $119 • OnlineRegister at www.ed2go.com/tua

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Certificate in Editing

This program is designed to develop competency in proof-reading and editing. Enhance your skills for your current posi-tion or explore the field of edit-ing as a possible career choice. The next session of this program will be offered in Fall 2014.

NEW Journaling Workshop The journal, for many people, is the space in which they express themselves most deeply and honestly; in fact, many studies show that expressive writing, such as journaling, is beneficial to mental, physical, and spiritual health. Additionally, it’s a won-derful place to let out creativity and playfulness. Learn the basics of vital journaling. Also, some myths of journaling will be debunked – for example, that you need to write every day or it’s not a “real” journal. No writ-ing experience or expertise is needed. Please bring something to write with and on. Instructor: Janet Ruth Falon, MLA Award–winning writer, teacher, and author of The Jewish Journaling Book Thurs., June 12 • 7 to 9 PM $49 • TUFW

Jumpstart Your Creative Writing Having difficulty turning your ideas into a well–crafted piece of writing? Whether you are experienced or just getting started, this workshop will help you develop the skills and work habits that lead to good creative writing. The interactive sessions are designed to accommodate all levels and can be applied to wide variety of genres. Instructor: Vivian Grey, MA Elected member of the New Jersey Literary Hall of Fame 4 Sat., Apr. 26 to May 17 10 AM to Noon $125 (.8 CEUs) • TUCC

NEW Introduction to ScreenwritingTurn your movie idea into a Hollywood script! In this one-day workshop you’ll be intro-duced to the basic screenwriting fundamentals of theme, genre, character, dialogue, structure and formatting. Learn how to write a compelling logline and how to use it to pitch your idea. By the end of the class you’ll be on the way to writing your first spec screenplay. Please bring a bag lunch, as the lunch break is only a half hour.Instructor: Catherine ShefskiProfessional writing and bloggerSat., May 31 • 9 AM to 3:30 PM$99 • TUCC

NEW Writing Effective Grant Proposals (online)Preparing successful grant proposals to receive funding from corporations or founda-tions requires careful research, meticulous preparation, and graceful writing. Learn how to become fully familiar with the institution or project for which you are requesting support. Get valuable guidance in preparing a background statement and a brief financial statement to support your request. You’ll also research some charitable foundation and corporate giving sources. Discover how to put everything together so you can assemble, write, and submit complete grant proposals.$119 • OnlineRegister at www.ed2go.com/tua

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Certificate in Interior Design

The fascination with the design and decoration of the American home continues today as strongly as ever. This certificate program is for homeowners who want to make the best design decisions for their interiors, those contem-plating entry into the interior design industry, and current designers who wish to brush up on their skills. The required five courses are: • Fundamentals of Design

and Layout• The Effective Use of Color• Fabrics and Materials• Furniture• Lighting and Accessories

SUMMER 1-WEEK FORMAT

Interior Design Certificate ProgramThis format is ideal for people who are too busy to commit to the traditional course format. Anticipate spending a few hours outside of class working on a room design assignment during the week. Courses can be taken individually. Please call for specific times.

Certificate Program Instructors: Kristine Robinson, Robinson Interiors at Sycamore Cottage and Tracie Dunn, Designer, Homechichomedesigns.com

Fundamentals of Design and Layout Make professional floor plans, including use of scaled furnish-ings and furniture placement.

The Effective Use of Color Learn the elements of color to coordinate and match compo-nents, achieve desired effects and avoid common mistakes.

Fabrics and Materials Coordinate fabrics by scale, color and patterns, and learn how to select fabrics for various uses.

Furniture Identify and describe the major periods of furniture styles the basics of antique furniture, and quality furniture construction.

Lighting and Accessories Accessorize a room and create workable vignettes. Use lighting effectively as decorative and functional parts of the room.

Mon. to Fri., July 14 to 18 9 AM to 3 PMand Sat., July 199 AM to 3 PM(includes field trip to ProSource, a wholesale flooring showroom, from 12 to 2 PM)$699 • (3 CEUs) • TUA

*NOTE: Includes an almost 15 percent discount for registering all six days of this program. No other discounts apply.

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NEW Interior Design for Real PeopleJoin us and discover the real tools that designers use with their own clients. This workshop will include before and after photos of actual projects and the processes that were used to trans-form the spaces. Discover tips and tricks that the experts use!Instructor: Kristine RobinsonTues., June 24 • 6:30 to 8:30 PM$75 • TUFW

HIP Chicks Guide to Home ImprovementTorn screens bugging you? Junk jamming your disposal? Slow drains sucking the life out of your tub time? This course is designed to empower women by providing knowledge and skills to meet the Do-It-Yourself challenges of home ownership. Discover how you can save money and gain control over your home.Instructor: Beth AllenOwner, HIP Chicks, Licensed Contractor and Designer2 Tues., June 10 and 17 7 to 9 PM $99 (.4 CEUs) • TUFW

Refresh, Renew…RedesignInterior Redesign is today’s most popular design trend because it makes perfect sense for savvy homeowners without a lot of cost. Holly Reimel, of Bucks County Redesigns, brings her passion, training and talent to a much needed aspect of home decorating – redesign. Learn design ideas, tips on arranging furniture, how to make the right impact with artwork and the importance of accessoriz-ing. Discover how to create a refreshed look to your rooms and how to achieve that design maga-zine look. See how you can apply these skills to your own home.Instructor: Holly Reimelwww.buckscountyredesigns.comSat., June 7 • 9 AM to 12 Noon$75 (.3 CEUs) • TUCC

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Certificate in Wedding Planning and Consulting

This 36-hour non-credit certificate program is for those who want to develop wedding planning skills. Experts will provide case examples, lectures and opportuni-ties for discussion. The required four courses are: • The Business Side of Wedding

Planning and Consulting • Wedding Planning and

Consulting: Part I • Wedding Planning and

Consulting: Part II • Tents and Outdoor Weddings

Wedding Planning and Consulting: Part II Learn the traditions of different religious wedding ceremonies; how to help your client select music for the ceremony; how to plan a reception, including stag-ing an outdoor wedding; how to choose flowers, décor, props and linens; the hottest trends in wed-ding photos and videos; how to predict obstacles and plan ahead to overcome them; and what you should consider if you are think-ing of opening a wedding plan-ning business. Instructor: Sheryl Garman Wedding Consultant and Event Specialist, Retired 2 Wed., Apr. 23 and 30 6:30 to 9:30 PMand 1 Sat., Apr. 26 9 AM to 1 PM $255 (1 CEU) • TUFW

Tents and Outdoor Weddings Outdoor and tented weddings are increasing in popularity. Learn how to avoid the potential disas-ters of this tricky venue. We will address weather, ground water, restrooms, space requirements, kitchens, insects, medical needs, electric requirements, climate control and components of event support at preexisting buildings. Instructor: Steve Parsons EventQuip 2 Wed., May 7 and 14 6:30 to 9:30 PM$155 (.6 CEUs) • TUFW

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Plan the Perfect PartyNo matter what size or type of party you have in mind — from a children’s birthday for 25 to a holi-day party for 200 — you will learn how to make it special, unique and appropriate for the occasion. Get tips for selecting a venue, hiring and working with caterers, making food and drink choices, picking a theme, and establishing a realistic budget. You will also discuss how to throw a party in your own home, and the pros and cons of being your own caterer. Instructor: Sheryl GarmanMon., May 19 • 6:30 to 9:30 PM $85 (.3 CEUs) • TUFW

The Essentials of CateringDid you know that catering is 50 percent of an event’s budget? Join us as we explore the food and catering aspects of planning an event. We’ll cover food terminol-ogy, how to read a catering menu, pricing, menu development, bev-erages and quantities. Also, learn about rental equipment needed to service the event and caterer’s needs, a catering timeline for the reception and how to be most effective when working with the catering manager. Instructor: Sheryl Garman2 Mon., June 9 and 16 6:30 to 9:30 PM $155 (.6 CEUs) • TUFW

Become a Wedding Planner Busy couples are hiring profession-als to ensure perfect, stress-free weddings. Learn what professional wedding consultants do. Find out what skills, traits, education and experiences are needed to be suc-cessful. Explore possible areas of specialization within the field. Instructor: Linda Simunov Consultant, Afflair Events and Design2 Wed., June 18 and 25 6:30 to 9:30 PM$125 (.6 CEUs) • TUFW

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NEW Creative Teaching for Elementary Educators: Making Teaching Fun Creativity is vital for a classroom to be successful. This course examines creative techniques to present concepts from the major disciplines (reading, language arts, math, social studies and sci-ence) taught to elementary school students. Group dynamics are used each week as participants are given scenarios and work in groups to create innovative ways to convey information to students. Instructor: Ronda F. Sharpe, MSEd Elementary Teacher, Philadelphia School District6 Tues., July 1 to Aug. 5 6:30 to 8:30 PM $225 (1.2 CEUs) • TUFW

NEW Substitute Teaching Survival: Problems and Solutions This workshop will give partici-pants meaningful insight to the world of substitute teaching. We will discuss problems faced by substitute teachers and offer possible solutions. Gain the skills and confidence needed to be effective in the classroom. Instructor: Ronda F. Sharpe, MSEd Tues., Aug. 12 • 6:30 to 8:30 PM $65 (.2 CEUs) • TUFW


ACT 48 for EducatorsTemple University is an ACT 48 provider. Call the Office of Non-Credit Programs at 267-468-8500 to see if the course you wish to take is ACT 48 approved.


UGOTCLASS - Online Courses and CertificatesGet skills for the 21st century. Demonstrate your knowledge. Boost your productivity and your organization’s bottom line. Learn from work or home – all you need is a computer! Log on at your own convenience, anytime day or night, during the scheduled course dates.

For individual course descriptions and to view more UGotClass online courses offerings, visit us online at visit us online at temple.edu/non-credit.

OnlineCertificate in Presentation Media Presentation media are keys to communication, sales, speeches and any other effective presentations today. Whether your presentation is online or in-person, presentation media will not only enhance your message but often make your message more successful. Discover how to use Prezi, the new slide software that goes beyond one-dimensional presentations, and the finer points of Photoshop for presentations. Also, discover the design elements to creating visual presentations for success using any media. This certificate program consists of three, one-month courses: Prezi; Creating Visual Presentations; and Photoshop for Presentations. June 2 to aug. 29 • $495

Data Analysis Certificate Program Data Analysis is quickly becoming one of the most sought-after skills in the workplace. Companies have vast amounts of data, but it is rare to have someone with the ability to analyze that data to see trends and make predictions. Add a whole new skill set to your portfolio, and make a big difference in the success of your organization by acquiring data analysis skills. This certificate program consists of three, one-month courses: Introduction to Data Analysis; Intermediate Data Analysis; and Advanced Data Analysis. June 2 to aug. 29 • $495

NEWCertificate in Workplace CommunicationGood communication in the workplace is more important than ever. Join us for a comprehensive and intensive preparation with skills and techniques you can use right away. Discover a workable conflict management model, along with successful and practical conflict management strategies. Work with a pro to learn how to improve your negotiation skills for a win-win outcome, including helping others to get what they want, so you get what you want. Finally, find out more about yourself and others using personality profiles for better

work performance. This certificate consists of three, one-month courses: Conflict Management; negotiation: Get What you Want; and Using Personality Profiles for Better Work PerformanceJune 2 to aug. 29 • $595NOTE: Courses can also be taken individually. For individual course fees, please visit us online.

NEWFacebook for BusinessFind out what goes on behind the scenes on Facebook Pages and how to increase the chances that your message is seen and acted on. Discover new tools and proven techniques to increase business and expand your reach. Discuss how to adapt your marketing message for the Facebook platform and how to integrate Facebook across all marketing areas. This is an advanced class and assumes you have started a Page on Facebook and have some basic knowledge of the platform.July 7 to aug. 1 • $245NOTE: Technical Requirements for this course include access to Flash needed for audio and slide presentations

Entrepreneurship Certificate Boost your chances of success for your new or small business and reduce your risks. Get the latest on planning your business, brainstorming business ideas and a checklist for going into business. Also, learn how to create a business plan, including assessing business feasibility and prepare the management and financial plans. Take home a step-by-step approach to attract and keep customers, with an emphasis on customer-driven marketing decisions and building a strong brand. This certificate consists of three, one-month online courses. Register for the certificate program and pay a discounted fee. Courses can also be taken individually. June 2 to aug. 29 • $495 NOTE: Courses can also be taken individually. For individual course fees, please visit us online.


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online classes!

Think you don’t have time to take a course? Think again! We can help you learn online— anytime and anywhere! Instructor-facilitated online courses are informative, fun and convenient. All courses run for six weeks, are project-oriented and include lessons, quizzes, hands-on assignments, discussion areas, supplementary links and more. Lessons are released twice a week for you to complete at your own pace. Complete any course from your home or office at any time of the day or night.

start Dates: A new section of every online course will begin on the following dates:

may 21 June 18 July 16 august 20

fees: most online courses are $119. some are priced higher. no discounts apply to online courses.

requirements: All online courses require internet access, e-mail, Microsoft Internet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox Web browser. Some courses may have additional requirements.

to register: For more information or to register for online courses, visit the online Instruction Center at www.ed2go.com/tua or call 267-468-8500 for assistance.

the following represent just some of the online courses that are available:

to browse over 300 online course offerings, visit us online at www.ed2go.com/tua.

a to Z grant Writing administrative assistant fundamentalsBecome a veterinary assistantBeginning Writer’s Workshop effective Business Writing explore a career in medical coding gmat Preparation introduction to inDesign cs5introduction to internet Writing markets

introduction to Java Programmingmanaging customer service mystery Writingsecrets of Better Photographysolving classroom Discipline Problems (act 48)start Your own small Business survival kit for new teachers (act 48) travel Photography for the Digital PhotographerWriteriffic: creativity training for Writers

online career training Programs

OnlineLearning…Anytime,Anywhere…Justaclickaway!

Prepare for employment in some of today’s hottest careers with a comprehensive, affordable and self-paced online Career Training Program. you can begin these programs at any time and learn at your own pace. Upon successful completion of all required coursework, you will receive a Certificate of Completion. If there is a national certification exam in the field, the course will help to prepare you to sit for the exam.

Pleasenote:once the course is accessed by the student, either by requesting materials or viewing lessons, there are no refunds. To make sure the program is the right choice for you, talk to a Gatlin admissions counselor at 877-221-5151. Financial assistance is also available.

Visit us at www.gatlineducation.com/tua for more information, to chat live online with an admissions counselor, to learn about other available courses, and to register. Below are just some of the programs available:

medical Billing and coding 240 hours • $1,595

Pharmacy technician 300 hours • $1,995

grant Writing 300 hours • $2,095

solar Power Professional 120 hours • $1,695

video game Design 500 hours • $1,995

Personal fitness trainer 250 hours • $2,095

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Certificate in Digital Photography

Digital photography, which unites the fields of computing and photography, is replacing traditional darkroom techniques worldwide. The three required courses in recommended sequence are: • Digital Photography I• Digital Photography II• Digital Darkroom:

Introduction to Photoshop®

CERTIFICATE IN DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY – in one semestesr!Take the following three courses in the same semester and pay one fee, and almost 15 percent discount off the total cost of enrolling in the courses sepa-rately. No additional discounts apply. You may also take these courses individually.$425 (2.7 CEUs)TUFW and TUCC

Digital Photography I This introductory course will teach you about digital photography, how to use your camera, and how to compose well-exposed and focused images through weekly assign-ments. You’ll also learn how to edit your photos using simple photo-editing programs via live on-screen demonstrations. TUFWInstructor: Bob Brooke Bob Brooke Communications 5 Wed., May 21 to June 18 7 to 9 PM$165 (1 CEU) • TUFWTUCCInstructor: Steven GoldblattCommercial photographer 4 Wed., June 4 to 256:30 to 9 PM$165 (1 CEU) • TUCC

Digital Photography II Prerequisite: Digital Photography I This course has been designed to help you learn, through weekly assignments, about such additional concepts as reading histograms, advanced tone con-trol, digital dodging and burn-ing, controlling noise, adding mood to your photos, quality of light, image stabilization and advanced composition.TUFWInstructor: Bob Brooke 4 Wed., June 25 to July 16 7 to 9 PM$155 (.8 CEUs) • TUFWTUCCInstructor: Steven Goldblatt3 Wed., July 2 to 166:30 to 9:10 PM$155 (.8 CEUs) • TUCC

Digital Darkroom: Introduction to Photoshop® Prerequisite: familiarity with basic computer operations Discover how to create your own masterpieces, in color or black and white, without the use of a darkroom. Learn how to scan original films or prints, download files from a digital camera or CD, and optimize files to ready them for photo-quality printing or web use. This class takes place in a computer lab, where you will be able to practice the skills you have learned. Instructor: Steven Goldblatt TUA3 Tues., July 22 to Aug. 5 6:30 to 9:30 PM $175 (1 CEU) • TUATUCC3 Wed., July 23 to Aug. 6 6:30 to 9:30 PM$175 (1 CEU) • TUCC

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NEW The Art of CompositionPrerequisite: Basic digital camera knowledge and basic computer skillsThis intensive hands–on course will provide you with the basic skills necessary to create images with greater visual impact. You will learn how your eye travels through an image, the elements of composition and what it takes to make great photographs includ-ing storytelling, creativity, style, composition, technique, lighting and final image quality. You will participate in application assign-ments with your digital camera while applying the learned funda-mentals of composition.Instructor: Jeffrey H. MantlerOwner, Larmon Studios4 Thurs., June 5 to 26 • 7 to 9 PM$145 • TUA

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EnrichmentBlack and White Digital PhotographyPrerequisite: Digital Photography ILearn the dramatically different process of creating fine black and white digital photographs in this hands–on workshop. Included is a brief history of black and white photography, how to achieve full tonal range, using advanced black and white composition techniques, as well as exploring lens filters, night photography, and digital dark-room techniques.Instructor: Bob Brooke3 Sat., June 7 to 21 10 AM to Noon$125 • TUFW

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Getting Paid to Talk: An Introduction to Professional Voice Acting Have you ever been told that you have a great voice? From commer-cials and cartoons to audio books and documentaries, people just like you earn great income using their voices. Learn the basics and record a commercial under the direction of our producer. This class is lots of fun and a great first step for anyone interested in professional voice acting. Instructor: John Gallogly Creative Voice Development Group Thurs., July 31 • 6:30 to 9 PM $55 • TUFW

Learn to Play American Mah Jongg American Mah Jongg is a game with long history and recent resurgence of interest. The Chinese game was introduced to the US in the 1920’s and has undergone many changes. Join us and learn to play this intricate game that provides an exercise for the mind and an

opportunity for social groups to get together and have fun. Instructor: Kate Forest Mah Jongg instructor and national competitor 5 Wed., May 21 to June 187 to 9 PM $85 • TUFW

NEW Discovering Humor and Its Effects This fun course will demon-strate the importance of laugh-ing and how laughing reduces stress. While it does not teach you how to be witty, it will show you the value of understanding how humor adds to the quality of your life. We will review the effects and power of humor and will introduce the different types and styles of humor. Instructor: Steven “Rasul” Mobley Retired Special Education Teacher 5 Thurs., May 29 to June 26 6:30 to 8:30 PM $125 • TUFW

Time Management When Your Hands are Full Are you juggling multiple demands on your time and energy? This interactive work-shop will provide an overview of time management techniques, including methods for daily, weekly, and long-term planning. We will also discuss issues with procrastination, interruptions, and why we have low energy lev-els when we do have free time. Instructor: Sarah Spath Owner, Field of Vision Coaching Services TUCC Tues., May 20 • 6:30 to 8:30 PM $45 • TUCC TUFW Tues., June 3 • 6:30 to 8:30 PM $45 • TUFW

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Introduction to SpanishSpanish is the second most-used language in the United States and the most practical foreign language for Americans to learn. We will focus on conver-sational Spanish, using practical vocabulary and emphasizing communication.Instructor: Staff8 Tues., June 3 to July 22 7 to 9 PM$175 • TUCC

Intermediate SpanishPrerequisite: Use and conjugation of To Be verb (Ser o Estar) in Present TenseDifferent drills will be used to continue improving your Spanish language skills; this course will cover the past tense (Preterito) and future tense. It is designed to strengthen your conversational Spanish.Instructor: Elsa Rodriguez6 Sat., June 7 to July 19 (no class July 5) 9:30 AM to Noon$175 • TUCC

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We feature: • Corporate-style classrooms • Computer classrooms • Audio-visual equipment • On-site meeting planner

Call 267-468-8501. Or, reserve your space online at www.tufw.temple.edu.

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Conversational Japanese: Part I Become immersed in the culture of Japan. Receive a useful primer for understanding both the language and traditions. Learn the writing system, hiragana. We will cover phonetics, vocabulary, greetings and forming basic sentences. We will practice basic conversations on Japanese mov-ies, food, travel and business. Class examples will relate to contemporary Japanese culture and customs. TUA Instructor: Paul B. Reagan, PhDVisiting Assistant Professor, Temple University8 Thurs., June 5 to July 31(no class July 3) 6 to 8 PM • $175 • TUATUCCInstructor: Akiko Mori Japanese language instructor 8 Tues., June 24 to Aug. 125:45 to 7:45 PM • $175 • TUCC

NEW Mysterious Tales of Intrigue and Suspense (book discussion)A stolen painting; a local secret; and a Cold War defection, all classic themes of mystery, intrigue and suspense. Join us as we read and discuss acclaimed The Goldfinch, by Donna Tartt, The Maid’s Version, by Daniel Woodrell, and acclaimed debut novel You Are One of Them, by Elliott Holt. Feel free to bring a snack or bag lunch. Instructor: Miriam Camitta, PhD Lecturer, University of Pennsylvania 3 Tues., May 13, June 3 and 10 1 to 3 PM • $79 • TUA

NEW Creative Film Production: From Concept to CompletionWould you love to produce your own short film? This course will focus on the process of docu-mentary film production as well as creative techniques to engage an audience. A documentary is any non–fiction video or film that informs viewers about a real-life topic, person, event or issue. Whatever subject you choose, creating and filming a documentary can be a serious undertaking. Discover creative techniques and the thought process involved to take your idea from concept to completion and create a documentary film that you can be proud of.Instructor: Sally MitlasOwner, Mitlas Productions, LLC and Multi–Award Film Producer5 Tues., July 1 to 29 7 to 8:30 PM$99 • TUA

NEW Plein Air Landscape Painting: WatercolorLearn to paint while outside in the fresh air! This watercolor landscape painting course will teach you the basics of composi-tion, color mixing and fun tech-niques necessary for creating beautiful landscape paintings. Open to all levels. Beginners to advanced artists will enjoy the benefits of painting from nature.Instructor: Janice TruskyProfessional Artist4 Sat., June 7 to 28 11 AM to 1 PM$125 • TUA

RELATED COURSES:

Also, check out The Art of Composition, on page 12.

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NEW Making Sense of French Wines: Part II* We continue our exploration of French Wines starting with the crisp, elegant wines of Alsace. This region has survived its tug-of -war with France and Germany to produce aromatic and sophisticated wines for all palates. We will also focus on the Rhone region, the birthplace of wine culture in France. The blends and single varietals offer value and unique flavors which have been imitated in wine regions all around the world. Instructors: Robert Peters and Richard Unti Best of Philadelphia Magazine 2 Thurs., Apr. 24 and May 1 7 to 9 PM $85 (includes materials) TUFW *NOTE: You must be at least 21 to attend.

NEW Wines of the Southern Hemisphere*For most of history, the Northern Hemisphere has held a monopoly on winemaking. But in the past century, the south has been catching up. In this class, we’ll cover some of the best–loved wines of Argentina, Chile, Brazil, South Africa and New Zealand.Instructors: Robert Peters and Richard Unti 2 Thurs., June 12 and 19 7 to 9 PM$85 (includes materials) TUFW*NOTE: You must be at least 21 to attend.

The Essentials of CateringDid you know that catering is 50 percent of an event’s budget? Join us as we explore the food and catering aspects of planning an event. We’ll cover food terminol-ogy, how to read a catering menu, pricing, menu development, bever-ages and quantities. Also, learn about rental equipment needed to service the event and caterer’s


needs, a catering timeline for the reception and how to be most effective when working with the catering manager.Instructor: Sheryl GarmanWedding Consultant and Event Specialist, Retired2 Mon., June 9 and 166:30 to 9:30 PM$155 • TUFW

Plan the Perfect PartyNo matter what size or type of party you have in mind — from a children’s birthday for 25 to a holi-day party for 200 — you will learn how to make it special, unique and appropriate for the occasion. Get tips for selecting a venue, hiring and working with caterers, making food and drink choices, picking a theme, and establishing a realistic budget. You will also discuss how to throw a party in your own home, and the pros and cons of being your own caterer. Instructor: Sheryl GarmanMon., May 19 • 6:30 to 9:30 PM $85 • TUFW

*CAnCELLATIon PoLICy FoR ALL WInE AnD FooD COURSES:If you have registered for a wine or food course and find that you cannot attend, you must notify the Office of Non-Credit Programs in writing, by either fax or e-mail, at least 48 hours prior to the start of the scheduled course. Cancellations received with less than 48 hours notice will not receive transferable credit. Fax at 267-468-8506 or e-mail [email protected].

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Yoga… a Body, Mind and Spirit WorkoutYoga poses are not just a way of becoming strong and limber, but are being discovered as a way of relaxing and reconnecting with body, mind and spirit. Studies show yoga improves muscle tone, flexibility, strength and stamina; stimulates the immune system; improves balance, sleep and digestion; and helps to manage arthritis, headaches, back pain, blood pressure and chronic pain. All levels of fitness are welcome to

participate in this beginner class.Instructor: Lois A. HittAdjunct Professor, TempleUniversity & President,WellCore Group10 Mon., June 2 to Aug. 4 6 to 7 PM • $125 • TUA

Buddhist Meditation: View, Practice and FruitionDiscover the practices of shamatha (calm abiding) and vipashyana (insight) meditation, along with the principles that substantiate both. Classes will include a 30-minute practice session with guided meditation, a lecture addressing the philo-sophical and psychological prin-cipals surrounding our in-class practice, and a class discussion intended to integrate personal experiences with material.Instructor: Heather WoodwardBuddhist practitioner and educator6 Tues., June 3 to July 8 7 to 9 PM • $125 • TUA

Self Defense for WomenThe worst part of an attack for a victim is the feeling of total helplessness. Discover some tech-niques that will allow you to physi-cally escape dangerous assaults, offering you empowerment in place of defenselessness. Also, have fun, get in shape, and meet new people while building your mental and physical strength. Learn a life skill that may protect you and the ones you love.Instructor: Sean Keyser6 Tues., May 20 to June 24 6 to 7 PM • $85 • TUA

NEW Safety and Self-Defense for Parents and Teens This course, designed for teens age 12 and up and their parents, will provide safety and personal techniques and concepts that are simple and effective. In addition, there will be weekly discussions on topics such as a common sense approach to self-defense, personal space, healthy relation-ships, Internet safety, dealing with bullies, teen dating violence and much more. A combination of techniques and discussion will help to create self awareness and confidence for teens, and attempt to give parents peace of mind.

Instructor: Sean Keyser Martial Arts Instructor 6 Tues., June 3 to July 87:15 to 8:15 PM • $99 • TUA NOTE: Fee includes 1 teen and 1 parent/caregiver. No discounts apply to this course

Dances for Weddings Feel comfortable, look good and have more fun dancing at your wedding or any special event. This course includes a slow dance (for that first and last dance), the electric slide, jitterbug and appro-priate ethnic dances. The dance selection will be customized to the requests of participants. Please wear tennis shoes to dance. Instructor: Paul J. Wilburn 4 Sun., May 18 to June 15(no class May 25) 6 to 7:30 PM • $79 • TUA

NOTE: Register two people at the time of registration and pay $140 (a savings of $18).

NEW Stress Less!Do you wish you worried less? Would you like to learn to be more relaxed? It turns out you can! During this course, we’ll discuss the events and beliefs that cause you to worry; how you can challenge worried thinking; and discover deep breathing and relax-ation techniques that you can apply when you feel stressed.Instructor: Ruth Feinblum, LCSWFounder, Growth Solutions Counseling CenterTUCC4 Tues., May 20 to June 10 6:30 to 8:30 PM$125 • TUCCTUA4 Thurs., July 10 to 31 6:30 to 8:30 PM$125 • TUA

RELATED COURSES:

Also, check out Discovering Humor and Its Effects, on page 13.

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Certificate in Master Home Gardener & Landscape Design

Learn what it takes to make your home garden and landscape beauti-ful, and how to keep it that way for years to come. The required courses and recommended sequence to earn the certificate are: • Analyzing Your Garden and

Landscape • Herbaceous Plant Identification • Woody Plant Identification • Residential Landscape Design • Landscape Maintenance

Residential Landscape Design Prerequisite: Analyzing Your Garden and Landscape This course will provide you with an introduction to the prin-ciples and processes of landscape design. Learn how to combine flowers, trees, shrubs and groundcovers into an attractive landscape. You will receive an overview of the design process, including analysis of existing environmental conditions and identification of specific design goals. You will also be intro-duced to design principles and elements, including pavements, walls, fences, plants, etc. Instructor: Robert Dougan Instructor, Longwood Gardens and Grounds Supervisor, Jeanes Hospital3 Wed., Apr. 30 to May 14 6:30 to 9:30 PM and 2 Sat., May 3 and 10 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM $225 • TUA

Landscape MaintenanceImprove the appearance of your landscape and maintain the health of your garden. Learn the innovative and appropriate land-scape management techniques that will save time and preserve your site. We will focus on trans-planting, fertilizing, mulching, soil types, irrigation and water usage, and pest and disease con-trol. Learn specific techniques of planting, spacing, staking, propa-gating, and other ideas that will make gardening more fun and less drudgery. Hands-on experi-ence, dress comfortably.Instructor: Robert Dougan3 Wed., May 28 to June 116:30 to 9:30 PMand 2 Sat., May 31 and June 7 9:30 AM to 12:30 PM$225 • TUA

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NEW Aquaponics 101What is aquaponics? It’s a new system for farming fish and plants together in a mutually beneficial cycle. Growing fish and plants together in a closed cycle is good for both. This course will immerse you into the world of aquaponics. Learn how to set up your own system, spe-cifics to keep in mind, and the personal and social benefits of utilizing an aquaponics system. Upon completion, you will have the knowledge to create your own aquaponics system.Instructor: Thomas BilottaDirector, Temple University Ambler Aquaponics Team4 Mon., June 2 to 23 6:30 to 8:30 PM$125 • TUA

Raise Your Own Queen Honey Bees: Weekend Intensive Course!When you raise your own queens, you are able to select the colony traits that are important to you and produce queens adapted to your environment. Use your queens to establish nucs to be used to increase or replace failing queens. Learn the basics of queen rearing from a Master Beekeeper. Discover the “why” behind queen rearing as well as receive hands-on experi-ence. You will practice grafting larvae and will learn the Cloake board method of queen rearing, ideal for raising a few queens.Instructor: Vince Aloyo, PhDMaster Beekeeper1 Sat., and 1 Sun., May 10 and 11 9 AM to 4 PM$175, plus $15 materials fee TUA

NEW Landscaping with Native PlantsUse native plants indigenous to this area to create a beneficial environment for people, ani-mals, birds, butterflies, etc. We will discuss design strategies, garden styles, rain gardens, water management, plant selec-tion, alternatives to chemical treatments, maintenance, cost savings and more. This interactive course is designed for suburban property owners who want to convert their lawn gardens into wildlife sustaining natural areas.Instructor: Jeffrey FehlenbergHorticulture Consultant5 Tues., June 3 to July 1 6:30 to 8:30 PM$135 • TUA

RELATED COURSES:

Also, check out Plein Air Landscape Painting, on page 14.

The Ambler Arboretum of Temple UniversityThe ambler arboretum of temple University is an accessible, historic, public garden within the Ambler Campus of Temple University. Its mission is to serve as a living, learning laboratory for students, professionals in the field, and the general public. The Ambler Arboretum courses, taught by Temple faculty and respected practitioners in the field, utilize the University classroom resources, including the Ambler Arboretum.

NEW Urban GardeningUrban environments can be strenuous on nature. Extreme temperatures, pollution and construction materials can be some of the obstacles determin-ing what you can grow. Discover which plants thrive and which ones do poorly in the urban setting. Also, we will study the soils or lack of, that can alter the health of the urban landscape.Instructor: Robert Dougan2 Wed., June 18 and 256:30 to 9:30 PM$99 • TUCC

NEW Creating Your Cuttings GardenHaving flowers in your garden is one of life’s greatest simple pleasures, but having enough to make cut flower arrangements isn’t easy. Horticulturist, Brenda Sullivan, will offer design and plant choices to give you a long season of flowers in your garden, from late winter until late fall, including the best options for bulbs, annuals, perennials, shrubs and trees for your specific garden site.Instructor: Brenda SullivanAdjunct Professor, Temple University Ambler2 Tues., May 20 and 27 7 to 9 PM$75 • TUA

Container Herb GardeningA container of herbs can brighten up a porch or patio and keep the flavor and fragrance of fresh herbs right at your fin-gertips. Design and plant your own container in class and take it home to enjoy. Container and herbs will be provided.Instructor: Ruth MacCarthyDirector of Horticulture, Cathedral Village Wed., May 21 • 7 to 9 PM$65 (includes materials) • TUA

Certificate in Floral Design

Learn and develop the skills to make beautiful floral arrangements for home, weddings and parties. The four courses in the certificate are: • Floral Design I • Floral Design II • Flower Arranging of Yesterday

for Today (spring only) • Flower Arranging for Special

Occasions (summer only)

Flower Arranging for Special OccasionsLearn how to create a hand–tied bouquet to give to a party host or coordinate flowers for a special event. If you are the one throwing the party, tips will be offered for coordinating the invitations and floral table decorations. Party favors reflect-ing the themes of weddings, anniversaries and seasonal events will be covered. Through hands-on sessions, learn to create floral arrangements and designs that will “wow” your guests. Dress comfortably. Bring garden clippers and wire cutters to class. Floral materials may be purchased at cost from the instructor. Instructor: Priscilla-Gene W. Shaffer, BA, ART Adjunct faculty, Temple University Ambler Section I4 Thurs., July 10 to 317:15 to 9:45 PM • $125 • TUASection II4 Tues., July 8 to 29 7:15 to 9:45 PM • $125 • TUA

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Going Green: Expressive Floral Design Featuring FoliageWhile foliage is often used as a “fill–in” or to cover construction mechanics in floral design, dis-cover how to create distinctive compositions by using foliage as an important design ele-ment. Learn quick and easy leaf manipulation, styling inspired by environmental concerns, and how foliage can enhance the characteristics of a few accom-panying flowers. You will create a design to take home after each session. Please bring clip-pers, scissors and wire cutters. Supplies can be purchased from the instructor at cost.Instructor: Priscilla-Gene W. Shaffer, BA, ART4 Wed., July 9 to 307:15 to 9:45 PM • $125 • TUA

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ATTENTION, HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS AND SENIORS!

SAT Review WorkshopThe SAT Review Workshop can help you prepare for the PSAT and SAT exams. Improve your chances of getting into the college of your choice by strengthening your skills and building confidence while learn-ing how to raise your scores. Learn guessing and test–taking techniques that will save time and energy on the exam. SAT Math preparation: learn specific strategies in quantitative analysis and multiple-choice questions. Build the algebra and geometry skills you need to succeed. SAT Critical Reading preparation: strengthen your vocabulary, learn how to analyze unfamiliar words and sharpen your reading comprehension. SAT Writing section: review grammar skills for multiple-choice questions, learn strategies for essay ques-tions and write a practice essay.Instructors:Eileen Abrams, MA, MEdCollege writing instructor, academic coachand Jonathan Kahn, math teacher and tutor4 Sat., July 12 to Aug. 29 AM to 1 PM$235 • TUA

Write a College Essay and Resume that Reflect the Real YouThis workshop is designed for high school juniors and seniors. Did you know that the college admissions process compares to looking for a job? You may have the qualifications, but not know how to sell yourself. Learn the best ways to present your experiences, activities and personal informa-tion on college applications.Instructor: Linda GeorgeProfessional Writing Coach, Award-Winning WriterSat., May 31 • 1 to 3 PM$45 • TUA

Preparing Teens for Money Management (Ages 15 to 17)This workshop provides the opportunity for teens to learn financial responsibility and financial fitness in the handling of their money. We will focus on financial planning and budgeting, how to use your money wisely, and how to be smart about where your money goes. We’ll cover balancing your checkbook, establishing your credit, wise use of credit cards, how to avoid defaulting on stu-dent loans and other debts, access-ing information on credit reports, strategies to save money, and how to invest.Instructor: Jeffrey CromptonLibrary Assistant, Upper Moreland School DistrictSat., June 7 • 9 AM to Noon$55 • TUA

Effective Study Skills (Grades 9 to 12)Winning in academics doesn’t require brains as much as it requires mastering the right study skills. Discover how to get your homework done more quickly, increase comprehen-sion, enhance your test-taking skills, improve your grades, and enjoy school more.Instructor: Jeffrey CromptonSat., Aug. 9 • 10 AM to Noon$45 • TUA

Current High School SeniorsGateway: Mathematical Concepts*This three–week course pre-pares students for the rigors of college–level mathematics. Students will receive tailored instruction based on their skill level. Through the course of study, students are offered frequent diagnostics so that they can track their progress as they prepare for their college mathematics courses, including college algebra, pre–calculus, and calculus. This course is strongly recommended for those who want to improve their mathematics skills required for college courses.Instructor: StaffTU, College of Science and TechnologyTUAM–Th (3–weeks), July 28 to 31, Aug. 4 to 7, and Aug. 11 to 149 AM to Noon • $650TU Main CampusM–Th (3–weeks), July 28 to 31, Aug. 4 to 7, and Aug. 11 to 149 AM to Noon • $650

Current High School SeniorsGateway: Chemical Concepts*This three–week course pre-pares students for the rigors of college–level chemistry focusing on the mathematical skills required for success. Students will work through the math-ematically challenging content of first year chemistry. This course is strongly recommended for those who will take college chemistry as a major or pre–pro-fessional course requirement.Instructor: StaffTU, College of Science and TechnologyTUAM–Th (3–weeks), July 28 to 31, Aug. 4 to 7, and Aug. 11 to 141 to 4 PM • $650TU Main CampusM–Th (3–weeks), July 28 to 31, Aug. 4 to 7, and Aug. 11 to 141 to 4 PM • $650

*Note: The Gateway courses are offered at both the Temple University Ambler campus and the Temple University Main campus. Choose the location that best suits your needs.

Temple University Ambler open HouseVisit us during our Open House and speak with faculty, staff and students about academic programs, student services and resources, and campus life. Enjoy a guided tour of our campus, including our state-of-the-art Learning Center, outfitted with nearly 400 computers!

For Open House times and details, call 267-468-8100, or visit us online at www.ambler.temple.edu/admissions.

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Kids on Campus! Teens on Campus! Join Temple University Ambler’s Summer Education Camps! Camps are available for kids, ‘tweens and teens, ages 8 to 17. Visit us online at www.ambler.temple.edu/camps or call 267-468-8500.

WEEK OF JUNE 23, 2014

(Thurs. and Fri., June 26 and 27))

NEW Magnetic Levitation for Future Transportation (Ages 8 to 12) 2-day camp Build your own “futuristic Maglev” car to race and take home. In 1999, a Japanese five–car maglev train set a record of 345 miles/hour. Yours won’t go that fast, but we will have fun building it and learning how it operates. Discover the relation-ship between magnetism and electricity. Learn how motors and generators work by build-ing the world’s simplest motor. Make your own compass and take part in many other magnifi-cent magnetic activities!Instructor: Staff, Sciensational Workshops for Kids, Inc.Th/F, June 26 and 27 9 AM to 4 PM$195 (plus $10 materials fee)Note: Early bird discount does not apply.

Babysitting Training Camp (Ages 11 to 15) 1-day campAre you ready for the tough job of babysitting? In this American Red Cross Babysitter’s Training camp, boys and girls learn how to be successful babysitters. Camp instructors cover all of the tricks of the trade, includ-ing safety and security, first aid basics, child development, childcare, age-appropriate play and activity planning, and effec-tive child management. Camp fee includes instructional mate-rial, safety handbook and an American Red Cross certificate. Instructor: Staff, American Red Cross Fri., June 27 • 9 AM to 4 PM$125Note: Early bird discount does not apply.

WEEK OF JUNE 30, 2014

(Mon. to Thur., June 30 to July 3, – 4 days only)

NEW Sports Journalism for Teens (Ages 13 to 17)Discover the basics of sports jour-nalism. Conduct interviews, write game and season previews, find memorable and impactful feature story ideas, develop effective headlines, practice proper ethical standards, and revise and edit stories. Also, explore the emerging role of blogging and social media in sports journalism. Our student reporters will “attend” a sporting event (on DVD), attend and ask questions at a mock press

conference shortly after the game concludes, and file a story to the editor by deadline.Instructor: Patrick HoelzleTeacher, Holy Ghost Preparatory School9 AM to 4 PM, M–Th$245 (plus $20 materials fee)

Lego® Mindstorms™ NXT Robotics for Beginners (Ages 10 to 14) Discover the Lego® Mindstorms™ NXT Robotics kit to create incredible robot inventions. Learn to combine Lego® pieces, motors, sensors and computer software to create moving robots that react to light, avoid obstacles and do all sorts of amazing things! Campers will work in cooperative learning groups.Instructor: Andrew HollsteinTeacher, North Penn School District9 AM to 4 PM, M–Th$295 (plus $20 computer lab fee)

Drawing for the Young Artist (Ages 8 to 12)Develop your creativity in this camp designed to promote your artistic ability. Learn techniques of shading and perspective as you explore a variety of subject matter including object studies, still-lifes, portraits, and land-scapes in a variety of mediums.Instructor: Aliza HermanTeacher, Upper Dublin School District9 AM to 4 PM, M–Th$245 (plus $20 materials fee)

NEW FORMAT Goosebumps Mystery Writing Camp (ages 8 to 12)Do you enjoy reading R.L. Stine’s classic book series Goosebumps? Did you ever wonder if you could ever write books or short stories just like him? Then this camp is exactly what you are looking for. Young writers will hone their skills and learn how to create the perfect mystery or horror novel just like R.L. Stine. Come ready to share your own stories of hor-ror and terror.Instructor: Jeffrey CromptonLibrary Assistant, Upper Moreland School District9 AM to 4 PM, M–Th$245 (plus $20 materials fee)



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WEEK OF JULY 7, 2014

(Mon. to Fri., July 7 to 11)

NEW New! FSI: Forensic Science Investigation (Ages 13 to 16)Participate in exciting forensic investigations using labora-tory techniques common in the forensic industry. You will work in biology and chemistry laboratories as well as take part in discussions led by forensic specialists. Some of the topics that will be covered include drug analysis, blood and DNA analy-sis, hair analysis, and ballistics. Campers will also be challenged to collect and analyze evidence to solve a mock crime.Instructor: StaffCollege of Science & Technology, Temple University9 AM to 4 PM$425 (plus $20 materials fee)

NEW Shoot for the Stars: Teen Leadership (Ages 13 to 17)This camp is designed for enthu-siastic teens who are interested in developing leadership skills, realizing their potential, and developing a sense of purpose. Through hands–on activities, you will discover what leadership entails, learn the necessary skills to be a good leader, and identify your strengths. See how you can make a difference locally and nationally and practice being a good leader.Instructor: Sarada JailalCoordinator, Office of Student Life, Temple University Ambler9 AM to 4 PM$295 (plus $20 materials fee)

Lego® Mindstorms™ NXT Robotics: Intermediate Level (Ages 10 to 14) Prerequisite: Lego® Mindstorms™ Robotics for Beginners, or equivalent knowledge. Discover more advanced topics in building and programming robots. You will use the Lego®

Mindstorms™ NXT Robotics to solve complex problems. Combine software with hard-ware to create a robot that will

advance its way through a series of situational problems.Instructor: Seth HoganTeacher, Upper Dublin School District9 AM to 4 PM $325 (plus $20 computer lab fee)

NEW CompuKids (Ages 8 to 12)What’s the difference between bits and bytes? Are you inter-ested in software and hardware? Do you have reports to write and presentations to give for school? Receive an introduction to the world of computers and the various programs that can assist you in making these tasks easier! Write a report or story using Word. Produce a presenta-tion with PowerPoint. Learn to record and calculate data with Excel. Also, explore math and reading games on the Internet.Instructor: Jeffrey Crompton9 AM to 4 PM$295 (plus $20 computer lab fee)

Harry Potter – Calling All Muggles (Ages 8 to 12)Unlock the Chamber of Secrets to the Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Discover the magic of “The Boy Who Lived” through fun and challenging book discussions, trivia, games, herbology classes, and more. Also, step outside the classroom to learn and practice Quidditch. For those new to the Harry Potter world, fear not; an over-view of the series will be given, allowing witches and wizards of every level to participate.Instructor: Elise WoodsTechnical Writer9 AM to 4 PM$295 (plus $20 materials fee)



Creative Writing (Ages 13 to 17)Express your own thoughts in short stories, poetry, personal essays, and other genres in our fun, supportive atmosphere, designed to bring out your style! Learn from each other’s work and receive feedback from the instructor. Bring your ideas,

energy and creativity!Instructor: Jeffrey Crompton9 AM to 4 PM$295 (plus $20 materials fee)

Gamemaker (Ages 10 to 12)Impress your friends by learn-ing how to make video games. Gamemaker allows you to begin creating games almost instantly by using a simple drag and drop interface. Create multi–level arcade games in Gamemaker through a step-by-step process. Bring a flash drive to camp. Suitable for girls and boys who have critical thinking skills and enjoy working on a computer.Instructor: Eileen SpaniakTeacher, Chichester High School9 AM to 4 PM$295 (plus $20 computer lab fee)

NEW SeaPerch Robots (Ages 10 to 14) 2-week camp sessionSeaPerch is an innovative underwater robotics program. Working in groups, you will build an underwater Remotely Operated Vehicle (ROV). As you build your robot, you will also learn about robotics, engineer-ing, science, and mathematics (STEM). Building a SeaPerch ROV teaches basic skills in ship and submarine design and encourages students to explore naval architecture and marine and ocean engineering principles. Teams will test their robots and then compete in multiple chal-lenges in the campus pool (camp-ers do not need to get in the pool; no swimming abilities are required). Prizes will be awarded based on design, planning and competition skills. This is a two–week camp.Instructor: StaffCollege of Science & Technology, Temple UniversityM–F, July 14 to 25 (2 weeks)9 AM to 4 PM$575 (plus $20 materials fee)

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Webmasters –HTML (Ages 10 to 14)Create Web pages of your own! Learn how to design and build multimedia rich Web pages using HTML. Topics include the do’s and don’ts of Web design; how to format text; add color, backgrounds and graphics; build links, tables, image maps and forms. Bring headphones, a flash drive, and a creative mind. Basic computer experience is required.Instructor: Deborah LitchkoTeacher, Chichester High School9 AM to 4 PM$295 (plus $20 computer lab fee)

Create Your Own Comics and Cartoons (Ages 8 to 12) Learn techniques to create com-ics and cartoons of your very own! Explore how to invent characters and develop a story line. Learn to apply different drawing techniques so you can illustrate your comic strip or cartoon. Concentrate on facial expressions, drawing unique characters, writing letters in bub-bles, and illustrating perspective and space. An active imagina-tion is a must for this camp!Instructor: Aliza Herman 9 AM to 4 PM$295 (plus $20 materials fee)



Music and Voice Production Camp (Ages 13 to 17)Discover the amazing world of the recording industry. Develop your skills in songwriting, music recording, voice–overs and audio equipment operation. Learn to create your very own songs and voice scripts and work as both

talent and/or crew on fun proj-ects such as voice commercials, TV and radio announcements and even recording your very own hit song! Instructor: StaffEast Coast Recording Company9 AM to 4 PM$305 (plus $35 materials fee)Note: Campers will receive one audio CD with all of their camp recordings.

New Webmasters: Dreamweaver CS6 (Ages 10 to 14)Discover a set of tools for creating websites using Adobe Dreamweaver CS6. Campers will learn to create websites customized to fit their style. Topics include understanding the Dreamweaver work–space, setting up a web project, using the insert and assets panels, inserting images and text, creat-ing and editing HTML, creating and modifying cascading style sheets as well as learning basic design principles.Instructor: Justin Mansor, MEdTeacher, Achievement House Cyber Charter School9 AM to 4 PM • $295 (plus $20 computer lab fee)

Science Explorers (Ages 8 to 12) Can you make a square bubble, or bounce an egg? Can you make a super-ball out of glue? Yes, you can! Make a film canister rocket that can fly two stories high and create an egg capsule to protect it as it’s dropped off the second floor balcony. Design a roller coaster for a marble. This and much more! Explore the amaz-ing world of science both in and out of the computer lab!Instructor: Jeanmarie Weir Substitute Teacher, Quakertown Community School District9 AM to 4 PM$295 (plus $20 materials fee)

Creative Writing (Ages 8 to 12)For description of this camp, see week of July 14.Instructor: Jeffrey Crompton9 AM to 4 PM$295 (plus $20 materials fee)


(Mon. to Fri., July 28 to Aug. 1)

NEW Capturing Greatness (Ages 13 to 17)Everyone can be great! Experience role-play, theater games and creative writing to build powerful electronic port-folios that will showcase your greatness. Learn how to market yourself and your achievements, and stand out from your peers. Incorporating social media and on-demand technology, create a project that you can build upon and use as you apply to college and for scholarships.Instructor: Melissa Rowe, MEdStudent Success Coach9 AM to 4 PM$295 (plus $20 materials fee)

Geocaching Adventure Camp (Ages 12 to 16)*Geo–what? Geocaching is a world-wide treasure hunt that utilizes a handheld GPS unit, a good set of eyes and a bit of hiking. It’s a real–life adventure game where puzzles and challenges await you at each turn. Experienced staff will guide you as you learn how to use a GPS for geocaching, explore the outdoors as you search for hidden containers, and design your own geocaching course.Instructor: Staff, GeoVentures9 AM to Noon$185 (plus $10 materials fee)

The Wilderness Games (Ages 12 to 16)*The Wilderness Games are about to begin and you have been chosen as the tribute to represent your District. Learn how to move stealthily through the forest, build nature shelters, camouflage yourself, navigate the outdoors, track one another and pack essential gear. If you enjoyed the Hunger Games series, then you will defiantly enjoy this camp!Instructor: Staff, GeoVentures1 to 4 PM$185 (plus $10 materials fee)*Register for both camps (morning and afternoon) offered in partner-ship with GeoVentures and receive a $10 discount, per camp. No other discounts apply. Early bird discount does not apply.

NEW Introduction to Photoshop CS6 (Ages 10 to 14)Photoshop is the leading photo-editing program. Artists, pho-tographers, and designers rely on Adobe Photoshop for top–notch image creation and editing. Discover the fastest and most effective ways to use Photoshop. Topics will include understand-ing the Photoshop work-space, re-sizing, rotating, and crop-ping images, correcting color, retouching images, and more. Campers will have opportunities to work with their own existing photos or capture new ones for use in their projects.Instructor: Justin Mansor, MEd9 AM to 4 PM • $295 (plus $20 computer lab fee)

Jumpstart! Reading Games and Math Games (Ages 8 to 12) Start preparing for the school year and have fun at the same time. Using games as a learning technique, campers will spend the morning improving reading comprehension and spelling skills. In the afternoon, the use of board games, active play and computer games will help to keep your math skills sharp. We will have available multi-grade level skills in reading and math.Instructor: Jeanmarie Weir 9 AM to 4 PM$295 (plus $20 materials fee)

NEW American Girl Doll Adventures (Ages 8 to 12)Travel through history with your favorite American Girl doll! You and your doll will enjoy a week complete with crafts, games, cre-ative writing activities and more! We’ll focus on specific historic periods reflective of some of the American Girl dolls in order to discover what life was like grow-ing up during those times. From Kaya to Addy to Samantha to Julie, you can expect everything from delightful tea parties to historical and literary fun that will last throughout the ages!Instructors: Elise Woods and Jeffrey Crompton9 AM to 4 PM$295 (plus $20 materials fee)

WEEK OF AUGUST 4, 2014

(Mon. to Fri., Aug 4 to 8)

Debate for Teens: The Art of Arguing (Ages 13 to 17) Discover how to better express your oral thoughts and ideas and explore arguing in a civilized way. Learn how to research and create a well–thought out argu-ment and how to be persuasive when orally presenting the information. Debate topics can be picked on a wide scale and the debate process will be taught and executed within the camp. Instructor: Betty OhanianTeacher, New Hope-Solebury School District9 AM to 4 PM$295 (plus $10 materials fee)

Lego® Mindstorms™ NXT Robotics for Beginners (Ages 10 to 14) Discover the Lego Mindstorms NXT Robotics kit to create incredible robot inventions. For description, see week of June 30.Instructor: Andrew Hollstein 9 AM to 4 PM$325 (plus $20 computer lab fee)

Film and TV Camp (Ages 8 to 15) Interested in acting? Would you like to work behind the scenes as a camera operator, director or a special effects creator? Do you wish that one day you could be a TV newscaster? Learn basic and advanced levels of acting for film, television, commercials, news anchoring and more! Learn about camera operation, shot setup, script writing and more. Discover the wide variety of careers available in film and TV.Instructor: Staff, Wickline Casting9 AM to 4 PM$305 (plus $20 materials fee)NOTE: Orders will be taken for professionally edited DVDs avail-able for purchase after camp.

Jumpstart! Writing and Math Madness (Ages 8 to 12) Prepare for the school year by learning to adapt your writing skills to various types of writing

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Be a newspaper reporter, sci-ence fiction writer or children’s book author. Make your own comic strip on the computer. Also, enjoy the fun side of math. Unveil the mystery of word prob-lems and stump your friends with math puzzles. Decipher the code to discover how to solve all types of math problems in a relaxed format. We will use a multi-grade level approach in writing and problem solving.Instructor: Jeanmarie Weir 9 AM to 4 PM$295 (plus $20 materials fee)

NEW The World at War: 1914-1945 (Ages 8 to 12)Did you ever wonder what it was like to live during the most turbulent periods in World History? From the trenches of the Western Front to the shores of Okinawa, we will explore this fascinating time. Get a firsthand look at what it was like to be on the front lines. We will examine the causes of both wars as well as the reasons why the Fascist leaders of the time were able to rise to power.Instructor: Jeffrey Crompton9 AM to 4 PM$295 (plus $20 materials fee)

Create Your Own Comics and Cartoons (Ages 8 to 12)For description of this camp, see week of July 14.Instructor: Aliza Herman 9 AM to 4 PM$295 (plus $20 materials fee)

WEEK OF AUGUST 11, 2014

(Mon. to Fri., Aug. 11 to 15)

Back to School Success (Ages 13 to 17)Get your mind clear, focused, and ready to hit the books again in the fall. We will cover various topics such as study skills, orga-nization, and test preparation. Join us and get a jumpstart to a successful school year!Instructor: Jeffrey Crompton9 AM to Noon$155 (plus $10 materials fee)


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Gamemaker (Ages 12 to 16)Impress your friends by learn-ing how to make video games. Gamemaker allows you to begin creating games almost instantly by using a simple drag and drop interface. Create multi–level arcade games in Gamemaker through a systematic process. Bring a flash drive to camp. Suitable for girls and boys who have critical thinking skills and enjoy working on a computer.Instructor: Eileen SpaniakTeacher, Chichester High School9 AM to 4 PM$295 (plus $20 computer lab fee)

Advanced Lego® Mindstorms™ NXT Robotics: Robot Battles (Ages 10 to 14)Prerequisite: Lego Mindstorms NXT Robotics: Intermediate LevelJoin us for some intense head–to–head competitions, but we will not destroy each other’s robots as you see in typical “battle bots.” The competitions will include exciting battles like Sumo Robots and Robot Jousting. Campers will learn more advanced building and programming, as well as learning to coordinate with other teams.Instructor: Seth Hogan 9 AM to 4 PM$325 (plus $20 computer lab fee)

Experience the Magic! (Ages 10 to 14)What could be more fun than learning magic? Spend the week learning how to do some amaz-ing magic tricks. Campers will learn not only secrets, but also the importance of developing a presentation to go along with each trick. Learn how to gener-ate ideas for stories and plot lines. Campers will amaze their families and friends with their clever sleight-of-hand and have a chance to perform at the end of the week. Instructor: Richard “Baba” Cahoone Professional magician and clown 9 AM to 4 PM$295 (plus $35 materials fee)

NEW Speak Now (Ages 10 to 15)Prerequisite: Campers should have a documented diagnosis of stuttering from a speech–language pathologist. Please contact Kim Sabourin at 215–310–8033 prior to registration to determine if your child is appropriate for enrollment.This camp will provide young people who stutter with a sup-portive environment where they can develop their own goals about speaking and stuttering. Therapeutic activities will help participants learn more about the phenomenon of stuttering; develop their own plan for practice; develop strategies to manage the social and emotional challenges; and learn how to communicate to their parents about stuttering. Campers will participate in group and individual activities designed to assist them in achieving personal communication goals. Also, participate in fun work-shops from guest lecturers who live successfully with stuttering and have gone on to have great careers as actors, athletes and speech–language pathologists.Instructor: Kim Sabourin, MSClinical Supervisor & Instructor and Board Certified Fluency Specialist, Temple University9 AM to 4 PM$445

What’s the Problem? (Ages 8 to 12)Solve problems using your creativity. Working in teams, campers will be given tasks and specific items, but limited time to complete the task. Learn how to communicate with others by sharing ideas on the creation of a finished project. Activities include building a tower to retain a tennis ball and creating a safe car for your crash dummy. Boys and girls will love this hands–on camp!Instructor: Staff9 AM to 4 PM$295 (plus $20 materials fee)

3D Sculpture and Jewelry (Ages 8 to 12)Here’s your chance to put your style and creativity on display! Have fun exploring the use of mixed media, including recycled materials and found objects, to create unique one–of–a–kind, small-scale sculptures and jewelry. Campers are guided through the creative 3D art mak-ing process, from conception to production. Bring your creativity and have a blast!Instructor: Aliza Herman9 AM to 4 PM$295 (plus $20 materials fee)

Temple University Ambler Summer Education Camp Policies PaYment: Full payment is due upon registration.

fees: All camp fees include general materials and supplies. Some camps require additional materials and/or computer lab fees that are listed separately.

earlY BirD DiscoUnt: Register by April 30, 2014, and receive a 10 percent discount off the camp fee (unless otherwise noted). Discount not taken off materials or computer lab fees. No other discounts apply to summer camps.

refUnDs/WithDraWals: Withdrawals must be received in writing and can be sent to [email protected] or by fax at 267-468-8506. A $50 withdrawal fee will be charged for each camp. No refunds will be issued after May 31, 2014.


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