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Professional Development & Personal EnrichmentFALL 2018 AUGUST — DECEMBER

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Montana Western’s School of Outreach has offered personal enrichment, professional development and workforce training courses for more than 40 years. Course offerings span a range of subjects and time frames to address the many interests and needs of life-long learners. Whether your interests are in updating employment skills, changing a career, pursuing a hobby, seeking entertainment or traveling the world, we have many offerings to choose from.

Explore this catalog of learning opportunities. If you do not see what you are looking for, call the School of Outreach at 406-683-7537. Our staff are skilled at tailoring our courses to suit your specific needs and the interests of the community. We strive to serve our community and we are committed to our mission of providing high-quality learning opportunities to citizens of all ages.

Our goal for the next 40 years is to help you achieve your personal and professional goals. Call us today to get started.

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Registration may be canceled for non-payment of fees. Cancellation does not necessarily eliminate registrant from financial obligation. Students taking only extension or non-credit courses do not need to apply or pay for admission. Extension and non-credit courses may not qualify for federal financial aid or fee waivers. Contact the School of Outreach for more information. Upon request, Montana Western provides reasonable accommodations, including written materials in alternative formats for persons with documented disabilities. For more information, please contact UMW Dean of Students at 406-683-7900.

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The School of Outreach office is located in Main Hall room 115 and is open for registration from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday-Friday.

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EDUCATION 4

HEALTHCARE 8

WORKFORCE TRAINING 10

PERSONAL ENRICHMENT 12

YOUTH PROGRAMS 14

ROAD SCHOLAR 15

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7403 EDU491E

Advanced Classroom Management: Children as Change Agents

2 Jackson INT TBD $140 $145 Oct 1

7404 EDU491E

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: Information & Intervention for Effective Teaching


7405 EDU491E

Autism & Asperger’s Disorder: Information & Effective Intervention Strategies

2 Winnega INT TBD $140 $145 Oct 1

7406 EDU491E

Behavior is Language: Strategies for Managing Disruptive Behavior


TBD EDU491E

Big Sky Behavioral Health Summit 2 Weltzien Dillon, MT

Sept 13-14

Thurs-Fri8 a.m. 4 p.m.

TBD $115 Sept 14

7407 EDU491E

Child Abuse: Working With Abused & Neglected Children

2 Halverstadt INT TBD $140 $145 Oct 1

TBD EDU491E

Diversify National Parks: Teacher Workshop 2 Theuer Gardiner, MT

Oct 18-21

Thurs 6 p.m. Sun 12 p.m.

$150 $115 Oct 1

7408 EDU491E

Drugs & Alcohol in Schools: Understanding Substance Use & Abuse

2 Sedler INT TBD $140 $145 Oct 1

7409 EDU491E

Educational Assessment: Assessing Student Learning in the Classroom

2 Pillay INT TBD $140 $145 Oct 1

7410 EDU491E

Harassment, Bullying & Cyber-Intimidation in Schools

2 Reynolds INT TBD $140 $145 Oct 1

7411 EDU491E

Inclusion: Working with Students with Special Needs in General Education Classrooms

2 Lea INT TBD $140 $145 Oct 1

7412 EDU491E

Learning Disabilities: Practical Information for the Classroom Teacher

3 Pillay INT TBD $140 $175 Oct 1

7413 EDU491E

Reading & Writing in Content Area 2 Bernards INT TBD $140 $145 Oct 1

7414 EDU491E

Reading Fundamentals #1: An Introduction to Scientifically-Based Research


7415 EDU491E

Reading Fundamentals #2: Laying the Foundation for Effective Reading Instruction


7416 EDU491E

Reading Fundamentals #3: The Elements of Effective Reading Instruction


7417 EDU491E

Response to Intervention:Practical Information for the Classroom Teacher

3 Lea INT TBD $140 $175 Oct 1

7419 EDU491E

Talented & Gifted: Working With High Achievers 2 Bernards INT TBD $140 $145 Oct 1

7420 EDU491E

Teaching Diversity: Influences & Issues in the Classroom

2 Bernards INT TBD $140 $145 Oct 1

7421 EDU491E

Teaching Elementary Math Conceptually:A New Paradigm

2 Chapell INT TBD $140 $145 Oct 1

7423 EDU491E

Traumatized Child: The Effects of Stress, Trauma & Violence on Student Learning

2 Halverstadt INT TBD $140 $145 Oct 1

7424 EDU491E

Try DI!: Planning & Preparing a DifferentiatedInstruction Program

3 Dahl INT TBD $140 $175 Oct 1

7425 EDU491E

Understanding Aggression: Coping with Aggressive Behavior in the Classroom


7426 EDU491E

Understanding & Implementing CommonCore Standards

3 Dahl INT TBD $140 $175 Oct 1

7427 EDU491E

Violence in Schools: Identification, Prevention and Intervention Strategies


7428 EDU491E

Why DI? An Introduction to Differentiated Instruction 3 Dahl INT TBD $140 $175 Oct 1

TBD ENVS491E

Naturalist’s Series: Landscape Geology 1 Miller Gardiner,MT

Aug 26-27

Sun 9 a.m.Mon 5 p.m.

$140 $115 Aug 27

TBD ENVS491E

Naturalist’s Series: Thermal Geology and Biology 1 Baron Gardiner, MT

Aug 26- 27

Sat 7 p.m.Mon 5 p.m.

$140 $115 Aug 27

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EDUCATIONAdvanced Classroom Management: Children as Change Agents

Geared primarily for professionals (e.g.,

regular or special educators, instructional

assistants, school psychologists, counselors)

serving children and youths presenting

behavior problems in the school or community,

this course focuses on cognitive and cognitive-

behavioral interventions (often lumped together

under the rubric “social skills”) with an emphasis

on teaching students how to change and

manage their own behavior. Since previous

knowledge and understanding of traditional

behavioral (operant) concepts and strategies is

required, it is strongly recommended that you

take an introductory behavior management

course to learn the basic terms and concepts

of behavior management prior to taking this

advanced course.

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder: Information & Intervention for Effective Teaching

This course will help the learner achieve a

better understanding of ADD and intervention

strategies to facilitate positive student change.

This course covers the history of the disorder,

accepted methods to assess and identify

students with the disorder, and various methods,

medications, and strategies that are currently

used to treat it. For situations in which services

beyond what can be provided in the classroom

are required, the referral process for getting help

for the student will be addressed. Reference

materials include a list of resources for both

teachers and parents who would like more help

or information about ADD or ADHD.

Autism and Asperger’s Disorder: Information and Interventions for Effective Teaching

Provides information on the characteristics

of the disorder, associated learning styles,

communication weaknesses and various

intervention strategies that have proven to

be successful when working with students

with Autism spectrum disorders. Make sense

of why individuals with Autism spectrum

disorders act the way they do and what you can

do to enhance more appropriate behavior.

The course also lists resources for educators,

related service personnel and parents who would

like more help or information on Autism and

Asperger’s Disorder.

Behavior is Language: Strategies for Managing Disruptive Behavior

This course is designed to give the learner

a new perspective on student behavior and

effective tools to facilitate positive student

change. Taught by Mick R. Jackson MS/ED, this

course provides a developmental framework

to help the learner understand what students

are trying to communicate through the

“language”of their behavior. Topics covered

include behavioral techniques and intervention

strategies that remediate disruptive behaviors,

reduce power struggles while increasing

classroom control, reduce educator workload,

and help prevent burnout. After successfully

completing this course, the educator and his/

her students will be better equipped to find

and implement creative, effective solutions to

behavioral problems.

Big Sky Behavioral Health Summit

Join the Beaverhead County Mental Health

Local Advisory Council for two days of

exceptional presentations by some of

Montana’s noted leaders in trauma informed

identification and care of children, substance

abuse treatment and recovery models, and

innovative interventions in our schools’

classrooms.

Child Abuse: Working with Abusedand Neglected Children

Designed to help the learner identify and

effectively teach students affected by child

abuse and/or neglect, this course covers how

to recognize the signs of physical, emotional,

and sexual abuse, and physical and emotional

neglect in students. It also discusses the specific

factors that exist in families who abuse or neglect

their children. A major emphasis in this course is

on helping the participant understand the special

learning needs of abused or neglected children

and how to meet those needs in the regular

classroom. Working with parents and community

agencies is also emphasized. Note: This course

meets the child abuse and neglect educational

requirement in most states. It is the responsibility

of the student to verify the course content with

his or her specific state professional licensing

agency to ensure proper credit.

Diversify National Parks: Teacher Workshop

Explore hands-on activities that bring the

importance of our public lands to your

classroom and integrate parks into your

students’ experiences. Spend evenings

discussing the impacts of nature in education

as you become part of a nationwide effort to

diversify America’s national parks.

Drugs and Alcohol in Schools:Understanding SubstanceUse and Abuse

This course is designed to help the learner

gain a more comprehensive understanding

of alcohol, drugs, and their influences in the

classroom. It provides a contextual framework

for understanding what students may

be experiencing either through their own

substance use or as a result of the substance

use of persons close to them and provides a

basic historical perspective of substance use

along with the biological, psychological, and

social factors that comprise the disease of

addiction. Upon course completion, the learner

will better understand the complex dynamics

that contribute to this biological and social

phenomenon.

Educational Assessment: Assessing Student Learning in the Classroom

This course is designed to further develop

the conceptual and technical skills required

by teachers to help them identify their

educational goals, and implement meaningful

instructional strategies for effective learning

by students with special needs. The focus of

the course is on assessment for instructional

programming and will outline procedures for

designing or selecting, administering and

interpreting, a variety of informal assessment

measures typically used in schools. The

presentation of assessment information in an

acceptable format to parents and teachers is also

addressed.

Harassment, Bullying and Cyber-Intimidation in Schools

Harassment, Bullying & Cyber-Intimidation

in Schools will discuss definitions and the

personal, social, and legal ramifications

associated with sexual harassment, bullying,

and cyber-intimidation. The course will address

what we know about these troubling areas. We

will then explore preventative strategies as well

as how school staff can address these issues

when they occur. A clear understanding of what

constitutes harassment and the harmful effects

of harassment on people and institutions is

essential to providing a safe and inclusive school

environment for all.

Face-to-Face Course

Internet/Online Course

Inclusion: Working with Studentswith Special Needs in GeneralEducation Classrooms

This course is designed to help special and

general educators gain a better understanding

of inclusion, one of the current educational

reform movements that advocates educating

students with disabilities in the general education

classrooms. Upon course completion, the

learner will be able to define key concepts and

terms, identify and describe federal legislature

and court cases, and list and describe the

federal definition of students entitled to special

services. This course will also discuss the roles

and responsibilities of educators in providing

special services to students educated in inclusive

classrooms.

Learning Disabilities: Practical Information for the Classroom Teacher

This course describes diverse theoretical

approaches to handling learning disabilities

in the classroom. Taught by Dr. Bob Pillay, it

lays the foundation for sensitive, appropriate

assessment and evaluation of students. In

addition, this course covers program planning

and implementation, stresses the importance

of a close, positive partnership with parents

or alternative caregivers, and explores methods

for ensuring that the home-school axis is

effective and meaningful. Major trends and

unresolved issues in the field of learning

disabilities are also discussed.

Naturalist Series:Landscape Geology

Have you ever wondered what geological

forces shaped the landscape of the park?

Come spend two days exploring the geology

of Yellowstone, learning how to read the land.

Traveling through the park to places like the

northern range, Yellowstone Lake, and Mount

Washburn. You’ll find evidence of glaciers,

hydrothermal expansions, and volcanic

eruptions. You’ll keep your observations in

a journal, looking carefully at the landscape

while creating simple drawings, lists, and

descriptions of the terrain over which you

travel.

Naturalist Series: Thermal Geology and Biology

At a glance, the waters of Yellowstone’s

magnificent thermal features offer bright

colors and stunning photographic opportunities.

But look closely and you’ll find they are teeming

with a hidden world full of tiny, heat-loving

microscopic organisms. Visit enormous

terrace formations, steaming pools and diverse

communities of microbes to learn about

different thermal life forms. You’ll also gain an

understanding about the volcanic forces deep

underground driving the heat and water systems

that define this microbial community. Use field

journaling to capture your observations, both

large and small, from geothermal landscapes to

microscopic life.

Reading & Writing in Content Area

Reading & Writing in Content Area offers

instruction in teaching reading and writing in

various subject matter fields at the secondary

level. The material stresses the skills of

vocabulary building, comprehension, and

writing, as well as methods for motivating

adolescents to read and write. The course also

provides information on recognizing reading

difficulties, assessing textbooks, and the

integration of reading strategies within a content

area. The strategies taught are aligned with the

Praxis Reading Across the Curriculum test guide

and the Reading in the Content Area national

standards.

Reading Fundamentals #1:An Introduction to Scientifically-based Research

The purpose of this course is to improve

your knowledge of science and the scientific

process. This is the first course in a three-

course series. This course is designed to be an

informational course with application to

educational settings. The curriculum suggestions

and teaching strategies explained here were

designed to be used for the teaching and

remediation of students in kindergarten

through sixth grade and an age range from

approximately five years to twelve years of age.

Some alterations may be needed if working

with specific populations such as gifted, ESL, or

special education.

Reading Fundamentals #2:Laying the Foundation for EffectiveReading Instruction

Designed to lay the foundation for effective

reading instruction, this course will teach you

about the elements of effective instruction

and the importance of reading instruction.

The purpose of this second course in this

three-course series is to lay the foundation

for effective reading instruction. As part of

this course, you will learn about the elements

of effective instruction. It is important that

all teachers have a firm understanding of

effective instructional procedures. Teachers

benefit, and more importantly, students benefit,

both in terms of their behavior and their

academic performance. Further, you will learn

about the importance of reading instruction

and read some sobering statistics on reading

performance in this country and what happens

when individuals are not proficient in reading.

Reading Fundamentals #3:The Elements of Effective ReadingInstruction and Assessment

This course will focus on learning to read,

reading to learn, and an introduction to

reading assessment. As part of these two key

areas of reading instruction, the five elements

of effective reading instruction will be

highlighted, including definitions, implications

for instruction, and future directions. These five

elements include instruction in: phonemic

awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and

text comprehension. Additionally, the course

will provide information on important

assessment terms and definitions and will

explore how reading assessment fits within the

Reading First Program. This analysis includes

specific recommendations on 29 reading

assessments. Finally, the course describes

how teachers can conduct pivotal curriculum-

based measurement procedures in their

classrooms.

Response to Intervention:Practical Information for theClassroom Teacher

RTI, or Response to Intervention, is a process

schools can and should use to help students

who are struggling with academics or

behavior. Even though RTI is primarily linked

to special education and the early identification

of learning problems, RTI is not just for students

in special education. RTI is for all students and

is based on the premise that a student might be

struggling due to instruction or the curriculum

in the past, or in the current classroom. Every

teacher will have students who are struggling

and whether it’s short term or long term, RTI

is a valuable tool. So, welcome to the class on

Response to Intervention where you will learn

what RTI is and how to use it in your classroom.

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EDUCATION

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Talented and Gifted: Working with High Achievers

This course provides information on the history

of exceptional students in relation to education,

current law, and accepted methods for referral,

assessment, and identification. It covers major

program models and methods of differentiating

instruction to meet the rate and level of learning

of those students identified. The course gives the

learner an understanding of ways to meet the

affective needs of the gifted and talented student

in the regular classroom and lists resources for

teachers and parents who would like more

information about the talented and gifted.

Teaching Diversity: Influences and Issues in the Classroom

Designed to give teachers the knowledge,

tools and dispositions to effectively facilitate a

diverse classroom. This course will help

teachers understand and identify differences

in approaches to learning and performance,

including different learning styles and ways

in which students demonstrate learning. An

emphasis in this course will be on understanding

how students’ learning is influenced by individual

experiences, talents, disabilities, gender,

language, culture, family and community

values. Participants will be challenged to apply

knowledge of the richness of contributions from

our diverse society to your teaching field.

Teaching Elementary MathConceptually: A New Paradigm

This course is designed to expand your

methodology for teaching Mathematics. The

NEW 10 course will explore an innovative

teaching model that incorporates strategies

for teaching concepts constructively and

contextually. The goal is for you to gain a deeper

understanding of the underlying concepts of

various math topics and to explore the principles

of teaching those concepts to learners. This

course will focus on the topics of number sense,

basic operations, and fractions.

Traumatized Child: The Effectsof Stress, Trauma and Violenceon Student Learning

This course is designed to help classroom

teachers, school counselors, and other

educational personnel gain strategies to reach

and teach students who have been affected by

stress, trauma, and/or violence. Participants

will learn the signs and symptoms of stress

and trauma and explore how stress, violence,

and trauma affect a student’s learning, cognitive

brain development, and social-emotional

development. The short- and long-term

consequences of being exposed to stress,

trauma, or violence, as well as the social and

family causes, will be reviewed. The dynamics of

domestic violence and community violence are

also discussed, as is the educator’s role in the

intervention and prevention of violence.

Try DI!: Planning & Preparing aDifferentiated Instruction Program

Try DI! is designed to provide you an opportunity

to learn about an instructional framework,

Differentiated Instruction (DI), aimed at creating

supportive learning environments for diverse

learning populations. Students will be presented

a method for self-assessment of the extent

to which their current instructional approach

reflects the perspective, principles, and practices

of the DI approach. The concept of a “theory of

action” will also be provided within a DI context.

The course has also been designed to introduce

students to a range of strategies associated with

a DI approach. Strategies included in this course

have been selected on the basis that they

are effective in the widest possible range of

educational K-12 settings.

Understanding Aggression: Copingwith Aggressive Behavior inthe Classroom

This course includes topics on violence,

aggression in the classroom, youth gangs,

aggression in sports and on television, how

drugs and alcohol play a role in aggression

and violence, and “hot spots” that tend to

breed aggression and violence. It is designed

to help school personnel become more aware

of the causes of aggression and ways to evaluate

it and intervene before it turns to violence in the

schools. The course also discusses aggression in

our communities through driving, dating, sports,

television, and music, and how these issues are

dealt with in modern society.

Understanding & ImplementingCommon Core Standards

This course has been divided into four chapters.

The organization of the course covers the

rationale for and design of the Common

Core State Standards, the “Common Core

Mindset” practitioners need for successful

implementation, and what specific actions can

be taken for deeper implementation across

settings.

Violence in Schools: Identification,Prevention & Intervention Strategies

This course is designed to give participants

an understanding of school violence and

increase intervention strategies. The course

provides an overview of violence and the

motivational purposes behind aggression.

The correlation and impact of the media,

community, and family upon violence is

investigated. The learner will gain an

understanding of identification and intervention

approaches to working with out-of-control

behaviors. In addition, information about the

national resources available for both parents and

teachers is covered. Upon successful completion

of this course, participants will have a better

understanding of violence and the motivations

behind its use, as well as specific strategies to

minimize the occurrence of violence in the

school and community.

Why DI?: An Introduction toDifferentiated Instruction

This course is designed to give you an

understanding of the framework of and need

for creating supportive learning environments

for diverse learning populations. In this course

you will learn what is meant by Differentiated

Instruction (DI) and the common myths

associated with creating the differentiated

classroom. We will discuss the legal, theoretical,

and pedagogical foundations in the field

of education that support the utilization of

differentiated instructional practices and

principles. We will reflect on best practices and

national trends in the design of the educational

setting to meet the needs of a diverse

learning population. This course also provides

connections to a variety of concepts, variables,

and resources that will assist practitioners in

aligning their own professional practices with

those found in the differentiated classroom.

EDUCATION

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Administrative Dental Assistant

This nationally recognized Administrative Dental

Assistant Online Certificate Program will teach

you the essential skills for managing the business

aspects of a dental practice and becoming

an administrative dental assistant. You will

learn about dental terminology and anatomy,

medical records management, accounts

receivable and reimbursement management,

insurance and patient billing, patient scheduling,

and procedural and diagnostic coding. The

Administrative Dental Assistant Online Program

will prepare you for a new career working in a

dental office.

Big Sky Behavioral Health Summit

A regional mental health conference designed

for mental health providers, primary care

providers, educators, law enforcement officials,

and other community stakeholders. This year’s

event features a keynote address by NCAA Player

of the Year, WNBA All-Star, and Olympic Gold

Medalist Chamique Holdsclaw.

ECG/EKG Course for Nurses

A valuable resource for nurses to learn the

fundamentals of reading and interpreting

ECGs, this course includes nine instructional

modules with quizzes, ten exercises to practice

reading and interpreting ECG strips, and a

comprehensive course exam. The course covers

the following key areas and topics; cardiac

anatomy and physiology, electrical basis of

ECGs, sinus dysrhythmias, atrial dysrhythmias,

junctional dysrhythmias, cardiac conduction

block dysrhythmias, ventricular dysrhythmias,

changes associated with myocardial ischemia

and necrosis, ECG changes associated with

artificial pacemakers.

Electronic Health Record Management

This program prepares students to understand

and use electronic records in a medical practice.

Course reviews the implementation and

management of electronic health information

using common electronic data interchange

systems and maintaining the medical, legal,

accreditation and regulatory requirements of the

electronic health record.

Introduction to Natural Health and Healing

Would you like to learn more about natural

health but don’t know where to start? If so,

then this is the course for you! We’ll discuss the

various stages of health and illness, and you’ll

discover that true health means wholeness of

the mind, body, and spirit.

Medical Administrative Assistant

Medical administrative assistants primarily work

in doctor’s offices, clinics, outpatient settings,

hospitals, and other healthcare settings. Medical

administrative assistants, medical secretaries,

and medical records clerks are all positions in

great demand. The growth and the complexity

of the U.S. healthcare system have resulted in

a substantial increase in the need for qualified

medical administrative assistants. Employment

of a medical assistant is expected to grow an

impressive 34% by 2018.This program covers

information on the medical assisting profession,

interpersonal skills, medical ethics and law,

medical terminology, basics of insurance billing

and coding, telephone techniques, scheduling

appointments, medical records management

and management of practice finances. A

great course for physicians medical office

professionals.

Medical Spanish Series

Communicate more effectively with Spanish-

speaking patients after taking this discounted

series of courses that teach Spanish for medical

professionals. Whether you’re new to the

Spanish language or just want a refresher, course

one will give you the basic tools you need to

bridge the communication gap. Course two adds

more medical vocabulary to your knowledge.

Medical Terminology: A Word Association

This course teaches medical terminology from

an anatomical approach. Root terms are divided

by each body system. The origin, a combined

Administrative Dental Assistant 150 Internet TBD6 months

TBD ed2go $1795 Open Enrollment

Big Sky Behavioral Health Summitoptional credit available

15+ Dillon, MT Sept 13-14 Thurs-Fri 8 a.m.-4 p.m.

UMW $115 Sept 14

ECG/EKG Course for Nurses 180 Internet TBD TBD Health Ed $699 Open Enrollment

Electronic Health Record Management 350 Internet TBD TBD Health Ed $1299 Open Enrollment

Introduction to Natural Health & Healing 24 Internet TBD6 weeks

TBD ed2go $100 3rd Wed of Month

Medical Administrative Assistant 350 Internet TBD6 months

TBD Health Ed $1299 Open Enrollment

Medical Spanish Series 48 Internet TBD TBD ed2go $199 3rd Wed of Month

Medical Terminology: A Word Association 24 Internet TBD6 weeks

TBD ed2go $115 3rd Wed of Month

Medical Billing and Coding 80 Internet TBD TBD Health Ed $1899 Open Enrollment

Mental First Aide Certification 8 Dillon, MT Dec 2018 TBD UMW Dec 1

Pharmacy Technician 80 Dillon, MT Oct 23-Dec 13

Tues/Thurs6-9:30 p.m. + 1 Saturday

CCI $1199 Oct 9

Phlebotomy 8 Dillon, MT March 2019

8 a.m.-5 p.m. Country-wide

$225 Feb 1

Women’s Health Bundle 47 Internet TBD TBD ed2go $240 3rd Wed of Month

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form, and an example of non-medical everyday

usage is provided for each root term. Word

Associations are provided as a learning tool.

Unusual and interesting information is provided

in regards to each term. Root terms are

combined with prefixes and suffixes as your

learning will culminate in the interpretation of

several paragraphs of medical notes.

Medical Coding and Billing

This billing and coding course delivers the skills

students need to solve insurance billing and

coding problems. It details proper assignment

of codes and the process to file claims for

reimbursement. With the transition to ICD-10,

effective as of October 1, 2015, this course

will now provide training in the ICD-10-CM

code set. This course also covers: an overview

of the healthcare and insurance industry, the

organization and use of ICD-10-CM, CPT, and

HCPCS manuals to identify correct codes,

CPT (Introduction, Guidelines, Evaluation and

Management) and specialty fields such as

surgery, radiology and laboratory.

Mental First Aide Certification

Mental Health First Aid is an 8-hour course that

teaches you how to help someone who may

be experiencing a mental health or substance

use challenge. The training helps you identify,

understand and respond to signs of addictions

and mental illnesses.

Pharmacy Technician

Prepares you to work as a pharmacy technician

in a retail or other pharmacy setting and to

take the Pharmacy Technician Certification

Board’s PTCB exam. Content includes;

pharmacy medical terminology, the history of

pharmacy, the pharmacy practice in multiple

environments, pharmacy calculations and

measurements, reading and interpreting

prescriptions and defining drugs by generic and

brand names. Through lecture and hands-on

labs, you will review dosage calculations, drug

classifications, the “top 200 drugs”, I.V. flow

rates, sterile compounding, dose conversions,

aseptic technique, the handling of sterile

products, total parental nutrition, dispensing of

prescriptions, inventory control and billing, and

reimbursement.

Phlebotomy

Learning to draw blood is not as difficult as

you might think. No degree or Prerequisite is

required but, you must be 18 years of age or

older to enroll in our classes. Students will be

trained in both the theory and technique of

Phlebotomy. You will learn the basic blood

draw methods, which include; vacutainer,

butterfly draws, and finger sticks. Other areas

of study include; basic medical terms, universal

precautions, professionalism, and patient’s

rights. Students will receive a “Certificate of

Completion” after successfully completing and

passing both the written and the skills exams.

Women’s Health Bundle

This course combines Perinatal Issues, Violence

Prevention and Awareness, and Women’s Health

Issues as you learn about the well-being of

women, women’s rights, and empowerment.

These courses are relevant for registered nurses,

nurse practitioners, licensed vocational nurses,

practical nurses, nursing assistants, social

workers, occupational therapists, recreation

therapists, physical therapists, respiratory

therapists, administrators, psychologists,

marriage and family therapists, dietitians,

educators, personal care assistants, volunteers,

physicians, physician’s assistants, chiropractors,

clergy, physical fitness professionals, and

interested individuals.

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FUSING HEALTHCARE, INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY, AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION INTO ONE GREAT CAREER.

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Accounting Fundamentals 24 Internet TBD TBD ed2go $115 3rd Wed of Month

Boiler Operators’ Workshop: Low Pressure

40 Dillon, MT Nov 12-15 Mon-Thurs7:30a.m.-6p.m.

UMW $450 Nov 12

Boiler Operators’ Workshop:High Pressure

40 Dillon, MT Nov 12-15 Mon-Thurs7:30a.m.-6p.m.

UMW $450 Nov 12

Comp TIA A+ Certification Training 290 Internet TBD TBD ed2go $1695 Open Enrollment

Effective Business Writing 24 Internet TBD TBD ed2go $115 3rd Wed of Month

Grammar Refresher 24 Internet TBD TBD ed2go $115 3rd Wed of Month

Home Inspection Certificate 200 Internet TBD TBD ed2go $2295 Open Enrollment

Introduction to Grant Writing Workshop 3 Dillon, MT Sept 20 Thurs 1-4p.m. UMW $50 Sept 20

Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2016 24 Internet TBD TBD ed2go $129 3rd Wed of Month

Introduction to Oracle 24 Online TBD TBD ed2go $115 3rd Wed of Month

Marketing Design Certificate 360 Internet TBD TBD ed2go $3295 Open Enrollment

Quickbooks 2016 Series 48 Internet TBD TBD ed2go $199 3rd Wed of Month

Speed Spanish 24 Internet TBD TBD ed2go $115 3rd Wed of Month


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Looking for More?Our staff are skilled at tailoring our courses to suit your specific needs. Call the Outreach Office at 406-683-7537 to create a training program designed just for you.

WORKFORCE

Accounting Fundamentals

Learn the basics of double-entry bookkeeping,

as well as how to analyze and record financial

transactions. You’ll get hands-on experience

with handling accounts receivable, accounts

payable, payroll procedures, sales taxes, and

various common banking activities. We’ll cover

all the bases, from writing checks to preparing

an income statement and closing out accounts

at the end of each fiscal period. Whether you’re

a sole proprietor looking to manage your

business finances or you simply want to gain an

understanding of accounting basics for career

advancement or for personal use, this course

will give you a solid foundation in financial

matters.

Boiler Operators’ Workshop: Low or High Pressure

Gain fundamental knowledge of low or high

pressure steam systems. Prepare for the

Montana State Boiler’s License exam. At the

conclusion of the course, participants will

receive a certificate of completion. Instruction

is provided by Bill Fisher, Department of State

Lands Maintenance Supervisor, Licensed 3rd

Class Boiler Engineer and Certified Water

Operator. A textbook and workbook are required

at additional cost.

CompTIA A+ Certification Training

The CompTIA™ A+ Certification is a critical

first step in opening the door to your IT career.

Throughout this program, you will learn the

essential skills needed to start a career working

within the industry. CompTIA™ A+ Certification

is vendor neutral and internationally recognized,

giving you a competitive advantage no matter

what country you’re working in and what

hardware you’re working with.

Effective Business Writing

Do you have a nagging suspicion that a small

improvement in your writing skills might also

improve your career prospects? Don’t let small

gaps in your business writing skills prevent you

from reaching your full potential! It doesn’t

matter whether you’re a clerical worker, an

engineer, or an executive. If you communicate

with others in writing, you need this course to

help you identify and eliminate problem areas.

By the end of this course, you’ll know the secret

to developing powerful written documents that

immediately draw readers in and keep them

motivated to continue until your very last, well-

chosen word.

Grammar RefresherThe key to effective writing and speaking is

English grammar. Whether you are just now

learning the basics of grammar or if you need

a refresher, this course will help you develop

the foundational skills you need. In this course,

you’ll explore the eight parts of speech,

punctuation and mechanics, foundational

sentence construction, and we’ll even get into

the details of phrases, clauses, problem words,

common grammar mistakes, and much more!

An instructor will guide you every step of the

way as you learn grammar through hands-on,

practical exercises. You’ll also learn through

short videos, examples, and even fun games.

Take your writing and speaking to the next level

of excellence!

Home Inspection Certificate

The Home Inspection Online Training Program

covers the principal components of home

inspection procedures and processes. You’ll

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learn how to create a home inspection report

that will detail the home’s condition, including

the heating and cooling systems, the plumbing

and electrical systems, the roof and siding,

and the framing and foundation. This online

certificate program is offered in partnership with

major colleges, universities, and other accredited

education providers.

Introduction to Grant Writing Workshop

Learn both the practical and conceptual

aspects of writing a competitive grant

proposal. Understand how to research, write,

and develop your grant project. Individuals,

nonprofit organizations, churches, schools,

and community groups can benefit from this

workshop.

Introduction to MicrosoftExcel 2016

The Home Inspection Online Training Program

covers the principal components of home

inspection procedures and processes. You’ll

learn how to create a home inspection report

that will detail the home’s condition, including

the heating and cooling systems, the plumbing

and electrical systems, the roof and siding,

and the framing and foundation. This online

certificate program is offered in partnership with

major colleges, universities, and other accredited

education providers.

Introduction to Oracle

Learn how to use the Oracle database

management system to plan, organize, and

manage your data. Introduction to Oracle will

provide you with a practical hands-on approach

to relational databases concepts and Oracle’s

database management system. This course will

introduce you to the Structured Query Language

(SQL), Oracle’s SQL*Plus, and other valuable

tools used to develop, manage, and reference an

Oracle database.

Marketing Design Certificate

This Marketing Design Online Training Program

will give you the fundamental technical and

aesthetic skills required for design in a business

environment. You’ll learn in-demand software

programs that a marketing designer needs to

know: Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. You

will build a skill set in digital image preparation

and vector illustration while applying foundation

design concepts in color, typography, and

identity design. Hands-on projects focus on

essential skills and provide you with experience

in business-focused design scenarios.

Quickbooks 2016 SeriesWhether you’re a small business owner or an

accountant in need of a QuickBooks refresher,

this series of courses will teach you the skills

you need to navigate the latest version of

the software like a pro. These courses cover

everything from creating statements to more

advanced functions, including batch invoicing

and report generation. And, when you purchase

both courses together, you can get them at a

discounted rate!

Speed Spanish

Imagine yourself speaking, reading and writing

Spanish. Now you can with Speed Spanish! This

course is designed for anyone who wants to

learn Spanish pronto. You’ll learn six easy recipes

for gluing Spanish words together to form

sentences. In no time at all, you’ll be able to go

into any Spanish speaking situation and converse

in Spanish. ¡Qué Bueno!

Master a new subject with ed2go online courses. Ed2go online learning can help you get the job, the raise, or the promotion in a wide range of careers. Business, law, and many more short courses are offered through the Montana Western School of Outreach and ed2go.

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Drawing for the Absolute Beginner 24 Internet TBD TBD ed2go $115 3rd Wed of Month

Introduction to Grant Writing Workshop 3 Dillon, MT Sept 20 Thurs 1-4 p.m. UMW $50 Sept 20

Growing Plants for Fun and Profit 24 Internet TBD TBD ed2go $115 3rd Wed of Month

Keys to Successful Money Management 24 Internet TBD TBD ed2go $115 3rd Wed of Month

Mental First Aide Certification 8 Dillon, MT Dec 2018 TBD UMW TBD Dec 1

Photography Suite 72 Internet TBD TBD ed2go $115 3rd Wed of Month

Photoshop Elements for the Digital Photographer

23 Internet TBD TBD ed2go $115 3rd Wed of Month

Shakespeare in the Parks: Othello 2 Dillon, MT Aug 29 Wed 6 p.m. UMW Open Enrollment

Start and Operate Your Own Home-Based Business

23 Internet TBD TBD ed2go $115 3rd Wed of Month

UMW Community Choir 20+ Dillon, MT Sept 4-Dec 13 Tues/Thurs11:20 a.m.-12:10 p.m.

UMW $20 Sept 1

Understanding Adolescents 24 Online TBD TBD ed2go $115 3rd Wed of Month


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PERSONAL ENRICHMENT

Drawing for the Absolute Beginner

Gain a solid understanding of the many

tools of the trade. You’ll become intimately

familiar with paper types, drawing styles,

rendering techniques, and the basic principal

of perspective, layout, design, lighting, volume,

and space. You’ll even discover how best to

get in touch with your right brain. If you have

an interest in learning what it’s like to draw or

would love to increase your current knowledge

in the field of art and illustrating, then this

course aims to fulfill all of your needs.

Introduction to Grant Writing Workshop

Learn both the practical and conceptual

aspects of writing a competitive grant

proposal. Understand how to research, write,

and develop your grant project. Individuals,

nonprofit organizations, churches, schools,

and community groups can benefit from this

workshop.

Growing Plants for Fun and Profit

Turn your love of plants into an enjoyable and

profitable home business. Learn how to grow

and market plants on a small scale without

major capital investment. In an area as small

as 1000 sq. ft., you can generate thousands

of dollars worth of plant material in a single

growing season. This course is your practical

guide to licensing, site preparation, equipment,

how and where to find supplies, how to select

and produce plants appropriate to your climate

zone, how to produce quality material and, most

importantly, how to market your product.

Keys to Successful Money Management

In this course, a certified financial planner will

walk you through the steps you need to take in

order to achieve true financial success. You’ll

become comfortable with the broad array of

investment choices available to you right now,

and you’ll discover the best ways to acquire

and accumulate both cash and real property.

We’ll also discuss the tax implications of your

investment decisions, along with steps you can

take to protect any wealth you acquire.

Mental First Aide Certification

Mental Health First Aid is an 8-hour course that

teaches you how to help someone who may

be experiencing a mental health or substance

use challenge. The training helps you identify,

understand and respond to signs of addictions

and mental illnesses.

Photography Suite

Explore a broad overview of the basics of digital

photography, including equipment, software,

and practical uses. We’ll discuss different types

of digital cameras, from phones and tablets

to digital SLRs, all of which offer a wide array

of photographic options. We’ll also help you

decide what type of equipment fits your needs,

and you’ll have hands-on exercises so you can

explore the areas that interest you. Next, we’ll

explore exposure controls. You’ll learn about

metering, exposure compensation, managing

aperture, shutter speed, and ISO. You’ll find

out how to use these features to get the right

exposure for every shot. We’ll then turn our

attention to flash photography, managing

camera controls, photo files, and even working

in manual mode. With these skills, you’ll be

able to take your photography to the next level.

Finally, the course explores high dynamic range

photos and how to master those difficult and

tricky exposure situations. we’ll move onto

portrait and formal group shots, where you’ll

learn how to organize people, which angles

to use, and which to avoid. You’ll become

proficient in action photography, and you’ll

also learn several fun and creative ways to

photograph children and babies. You’ll even

gain expertise in filling your photographs with

imagery, setting moods, and creating themes.

This course will have you well on your way to

becoming a skilled people photographer.

Photoshop Elements for the Digital Photographer

In this course, you’ll learn how to use Adobe

Photoshop Elements to do everything from

quick fixes to detailed enhancements that will

greatly improve the look of your digital images.

If you’re upgrading from an earlier version,

you’ll build a strong foundation in using Adobe’s

award-winning editing program. Even if you

have no image-editing experience, this class

will take you from novice to accomplished

user. As you explore this program’s many

easy-to-use features and tools, you’ll gain

control of Photoshop Elements’ award-winning

technology. Elements is so well designed that

even from the start, you’ll be able to get results

that you never imagined possible. You’ll master

techniques for editing images, fixing flaws,

enhancing the final product, creating simple

art projects, preparing images for email and the

Web, and organizing your images. With easy-

to-follow, step-by-step instructions, this course

makes it easy to learn how to edit your images

like a pro. You’ll also get plenty of practice

as you complete fun, hands-on exercises

that ensure you understand the basics of this

program as well as more advanced techniques.

Shakespeare in the Parks: Othello

Since 1973, Shakespeare in the Parks has

brought free, professional productions of

Shakespeare and other classics to mostly rural

and underserved communities. All performances

are offered at no cost in local parks and public

spaces, making them accessible to all. This

year’s production is “Othello” and will be

performed on the Legacy Plaza on the campus

of the University of Montana Western.

Start and Operate Your Own Home-Based Business

Starting a home-based business is the

hottest trend in today’s challenging business

environment! Learn how to be your own boss

and eliminate the stress of having a job. The

benefits of working from home are endless!

Earn what you deserve, be independent, have

tax deductions, do away with traffic, office

politics and more! Learn how to develop the

entrepreneurial qualities - motivation, discipline,

creativity - that you will need to succeed! This

class is a great way to start your own business or

enhance the one you already have.

UMW Community Choir

The UMW concert choir group performs a wide

variety of traditional and more popular numbers

in this easy-going, fun group activity. Open to

campus and community members.

Understanding Adolescents

To know your kids is to love them. In this course,

an experienced social worker will help you gain

a deep understanding and appreciation of your

adolescent’s development and behavior. You’ll

uncover the secrets of the adolescent mind

and gain valuable information on how they

think, how they feel, and how their identities

develop. Parents, family members, teachers and

related support staff, child and youth workers,

counselors, nurses and the like will all benefit

from the information shared in this course.

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SCHOOL OF OUTREACH

The University of Montana Western School of Outreach is committed to providing high quality learning opportunities to citizens of all ages. We offer alternative and innovative educational experiences at locations on and off-campus as well as sites linked by technology. We strive to develop programs designed to enhance the overall mission of the University of Montana Western.

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Heads Up Camp

Heads Up Camp is a program for high school

students age 16-18 to partake in career

exploration and learn valuable skills in the field

of behavioral health. Students will have the

opportunity to hear from local professionals

from a range of occupations – social work,

addictions counseling, psychiatry, psychology,

etc. They will also receive training to use

immediately as advocates / peer support in

their communities including suicide prevention

and anti-bullying. Over the course of the camp,

students will have the opportunity to earn a

Youth Mental Health First Aid certificate and

learn tools to assist those in need.

Prepare for the GED Math Test

Master the skills required to pass the

Mathematical Reasoning module in the GED®

test series. You’ll start off with a review of math

basics and begin building the foundation you’ll

need to solve the types of math problems

commonly found on the test. In the process,

you’ll develop hands-on experience with

percentages, proportions, statistics, algebra,

geometry, and more. Each lesson gives you a

chance to apply your knowledge by practicing

with the same kind of questions you may find

on the GED® test. By the time you finish this

course, you’ll be much more comfortable with

your math skills, and you’ll know how, when,

and why to use each math concept you learn.

Safe Sitter Essentials

Do you feel ready to stay home alone, watch

your brothers and sisters while your parents are

gone, or babysit for younger children? Then

maybe it’s time for Safe Sitter®. Safe Sitter® is

for young teens in grades 6-8 who are ready to

learn the skills they need to care for themselves

and younger children. In addition, Safe Sitter®

teaches young teens life and business skills,

so that they know how to be prepared, be

responsible, and be considerate whether they

are babysitting or doing odd jobs for family,

friends, or neighbors.

SAT/ACT Prep Course

Both the ACT and the SAT contain verbal and

math question types. SAT/ACT Preparation Part

I will give you all the information you need to

do well on the verbal questions of the ACT

and the new SAT. The ACT verbal sections are

called the Reading Test, the English Test, and

the Science Test. The Reading Test and the

English Test assess your knowledge of English

usage, grammar, and reading comprehension.

This course will provide you with a grammar

and usage review specifically geared to the rules

that you’ll be tested on in the ACT. You’ll also

learn how to maximize your time on reading

comprehension passages and the passages in

the science test. In addition to preparing you

for specific question types on both exams,

this course will give you pointers in time

management, anxiety relief, scoring, and general

standardized test-taking. Weekly assignments

will encourage you to work with your fellow

classmates and your instructor to maximize

your performance on all aspects of the verbal

questions of the ACT and SAT.

X-Camp

X-CAMP is a hands-on educational camp for

children entering first through fifth grades

offered at the University of Montana Western

each summer that first started in 2014. The

children engage with local experts and guest

speakers who share lessons centered around

a new theme each summer. The camp utilizes

resources in UMW’s state-of-the-art model

classroom for education, explore the campus

garden, and are mentored by student teachers

throughout the camp.

Heads Up Camp 14 Dillon, MT TBD TBD UMW TBD

Prepare for the GED Math Test 24 Online TBD TBD ed2go $115 3rd Wed of Month

Safe Sitter Essentials - Butte 6 Butte, MT Oct 18 9 a.m.-3 p.m. UMW $50 Oct 15

Safe Sitter Essentials - Butte 6 Butte, MT Oct 27 9 a.m.-3 p.m. UMW $50 Oct 23

Safe Sitter Essentials - Dillon 6 Dillon, MT Oct 6 9 a.m.-3 p.m. UMW $50 Oct 2

Safe Sitter Essentials - Dillon 6 Dillon, MT Oct 18 9 a.m.-3 p.m. UMW $50 Oct 15

SAT/ACT Prep course: Part I 24 Internet TBD TBD ed2go $100 3rd Wed of Month

X-Camp 30 Dillon, MT July 29 Mon-Fri9 a.m.-3 p.m.

UMW $100 July 1


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YOUTH PROGRAMS

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Celebrate Christmas in Yellowstone’s Winter Wonderland

Ride snow coaches across a spectacular winter

landscape and celebrate Christmas in lodgings

inside the park boundaries, beginning and

ending at the historic Mammoth Hot Springs

Hotel. The mix of icy air and geothermal steam

makes for a surreal winter wonderland during

a two-night stay at Old Faithful complete

with seasonal festivities. Spot bison, elk and

eagles from the big windows of your warm,

comfortable snow coach as it treks across

the Great Caldera, bringing you up close to

yawning canyons, open valleys, towering

waterfalls and sweeping overlooks cloaked in

sparkling winter whiteness.

Celebrate the New Year at Old Faithful and Mammoth Hot Springs

Ring in the New Year with geysers and hot

springs at Yellowstone National Park. Climb

aboard a snowcoach for three days’ journey

into a dazzling, white world of shaggy

bison, croaking ravens, steaming rivers and

sulfurous mud pots. Welcome the New Year

at Old Faithful as part of your winter voyage

into Yellowstone’s glistening, snow-cloaked

ambiance. Consider the slumbering volcano

breathing beneath Yellowstone’s landscape,

a presence that has caused eruptions,

earthquakes, geothermal activity, mountain

building and landslides through the ages.

Discuss these geologic processes as you

venture across the Great Caldera, exploring

thermal features, grand canyons, open valleys,

towering waterfalls, sweeping overlooks and

more.

Heart of the Winter in Yellowstone

Witness snow-dusted buffalo, boiling geysers

and all the wonders of Yellowstone National

Park cloaked in its winter glory. Traverse forests,

open fields and geyser basins at a time when

the park interior is accessible to only a few

over-the-snow vehicles. Amid this transformed

landscape, encounter winter wildlife as a

naturalist interprets their long vigil for the

return of spring food sources and witness

the surreal spectacle created by the play of

icy winter air with steaming thermal features

bubbling and erupting from the earth.

Winter Ventures in Yellowstone Country

Venture into Yellowstone Country for winter’s

sparkling whiteness, steaming thermals and

ice-rimmed rivers. Ride a snowcoach to

the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone and

encounter eons of geologic processes. Learn

to ride a snowmobile on park roads, view

diverse habitats and observe bison, waterfowl,

bald eagles and coyotes. Experience churning

geothermal activity at Old Faithful and Fountain

Paint Pots, discover animal tracks and analyze

sign and learn winter sports and skills on

informative, naturalist-led adventures.

Celebrate Christmas in Yellowstone’s Winter Wonderland

6 Gardiner, MT & YNP Dec 22-28 UMW $2699 dbl/ +$720 sgl

Oct 1

Celebrate the New Year at Old Faithful and Mammoth Hot Springs

6 Gardiner, MT & YNP Dec 2 - Jan 4 UMW $2699 dbl/ + $720 sgl

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Heart of the Winter in Yellowstone: 20193 sessions

6 Gardiner, MT & YNP I. Jan 27-Feb 2 II. Feb 10-16III. Feb 13-19

UMW $2949 dbl / + $720 sgl

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Winter Ventures in Yellowstone Country: 20196 sessions

5 West Yellowstone, MT & YNP

I. Jan 13-18 II. Jan 20-25III. Jan 27-Feb 1IV. Feb 3-8 V. Feb 10-15VI. Feb 17-22

UMW $1449 dbl/ + 200 sgl

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