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FALL CLASS SCHEDULE

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QuickBooks

Continuing

Education

Introduction to Computerized

Accounting/QuickBooks Pro 2010

In this course, students will learn how to use QuickBooks Pro

2010 for Accounting; the most widely used computerized

busi-ness accounting system on the market. Course includes

instruction in end-of-quarter entries, closing the fiscal year

and beginning the next year. You will do bank reconciliation,

create financial reports, cash flows, balance sheets, income

statements and adjust entries.

Intermediate Computerized

Accounting/QuickBooks Pro 2010

In the intermediate level QuickBooks Pro 2010, you will

receive instruction in general ledger, accounts receivable,

accounts payable, integration and report generation.

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12345 INTRO TO BASIC POFT1010M0 04/03/2013 04/12/2013 MW 03:00PM - 05:00PM EG131 $46

M=Monday T=Tuesday W=Wednesday R=Thursday F=Friday S=Saturday U=Sunday EG=Eloy Garcia Building-Fort McIntosh campus DG=De La Garza Building-Fort McIntosh campus

AAC=Academic & Advanced Technology Center-South campus

SCHEDULE OF CLASSES FOR SEPTEMBER 1, 2013 TO NOVEMBER 30, 2013

Table of Contents . . . .1

Continuing Education Mission/Contact Information . . . .2

COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY . . . .3

MICROSOFT OFFICE APPLICATIONS Introduction to Word . . . .3

Introduction to Excel . . . .3

Introduction to Basic Computer Applications . . . .3

Specialized Computer Applications . . . .3

Introduction to PowerPoint . . . .3

BUSINESS OFFICE APPLICATIONS Introduction to Computerized Accounting/QuickBooks . . . .3

Intermediate Computerized Accounting/QuickBooks . . . .3

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT . . . .3

LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT Leadership Skills . . . .3

Business Writing . . . .3

OFFICE OCCUPATIONS Customer Service . . . .4

Introduction to General Office Skills . . . .4

WORKFORCE PREPARATION . . . .4

FOOD MANAGER CERTIFICATION Food Manager Protection Certification (English) . . . .4

EDUCATION Substitute Teacher Training . . . .4

ELECTRICAL Electrician Recertification . . . .4

TEXAS SERVSAFE FOOD HANDLER CERTIFICATE Texas ServSafe Food Handler Program . . . .5

SAFETY AND HEALTH . . . .5

FORKLIFT OPERATIONS Introduction to Forklift Operations . . . .5

Forklift Operator Certification . . . .5

HAZARDOUS MATERIALS Hazardous Material Transport . . . .5

OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY Safety and Accident Prevention in the Workplace . . . .5

BASIC LIFE SUPPORT CPR: Basic Life Support for Everyone . . . .6

LANGUAGES . . . .6

COMMUNICATIONS IMPROVEMENT Introduction to Conversational Spanish . . . .6

Communications Improvement I/Conversational English . . . .6

HAVING FUN . . . .6

Make-Up Artistry . . . .6

Social Networking . . . .6

COOL AND FUN ACTIVITIES . . . .7

Chess for Everyone . . . .7

Zumba for Fitness . . . .7

iPads . . . .7

ed2go . . . .8

DENTAL ASSISTING PROGRAM . . . .9

Dental Assisting . . . .9

PHARMACY TECHNICIAN PROGRAM . . . .9

Pharmacy Technician . . . .9

PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY . . . .10

Confined Space Awareness . . . .10

Hazwopper-24hrs . . . .10

Hydrogen Sulfide Awareness 8hrs . . . .10

PEC Premier Safeland/Safegulf Basic Orientation . . . .10

SOUTH CAMPUS SCHEDULE

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COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY . . . .12

MICROSOFT OFFICE APPLICATIONS Introduction to Word . . . .12

Introduction to Basic Computer Applications . . . .12

Intermediate to Excel . . . .12

Specialized Computer Applications . . . .12

BUSINESS OFFICE APPLICATIONS Introduction to Computerized Accounting/QuickBooks . . . .12

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT . . . .12

LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT Leadership Skills . . . 12

Business Writing . . . .12

Business Management . . . .12

OFFICE OCCUPATIONS Customer Service Skills for Everyone . . . .12

Principles of Effective Communication for the Workplace . . . .12

WORKFORCE PREPARATION . . . .13

EDUCATION Substitute Teacher Training . . . .13

Healthy Cooking . . . .13

OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY Safety and Accident Prevention in the Workplace . . . .13

PROFESSIONAL TRUCK DRIVER Professional Truck Driver (PTD) . . . .13

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS . . . .14

TCOMP PREP COURSES . . . .14

CONTINUING EDUCATION REGISTRATION FORM . . . .15

CAMPUS MAPS . . . .16

• In person, you may register at the Eloy Garcia Building , Room 102, at the Fort McIntosh Campus, the Academic and Advanced Technology Center, Room 126, at the South Campus or at the Enrollment and Registration Services Center in Memorial Hall, Room 125, Monday through Thursday from 8 am to 6 pm, and Friday from 8 am to 12 pm. For additional information, please call 956.721.5374.

• Payment in full is required at time of registration for all Continuing Education courses. Student must present proof of registration and payment on first class day; there are no entrance requirements.

• Course registration is processed on a first-come, first-served basis, so register early to ensure that you have a place in the class of your choice. There is a minimum student enrollment number required in order to hold a class and there is a maximum number of enrollments as well. All holds must be cleared prior to registering for a course. Continuing Education courses have no entrance requirements; however, some courses require prerequisites, which means that a course or condition has to be successfully completed before you are allowed to register. Students may not be allowed to remain in a course if the prerequisites have not been satisfied.

Payment Options

• Cash • Money Order • Check • Credit Card

Class Cancellations

If the minimum enrollment requirements are not met, the class will be can-celled. In the event of a cancellation, we make every effort to notify registered students by phone or email. You may elect to transfer your payment to another class or receive a 100% refund. Refunds are processed automatically. (See refunds in this schedule.)

Class Confirmations

Students are responsible for confirming course start dates and times 24 hours in advance of start date; please call 956.721.5374 or 956.794.4520. Only paid stu-dents will be permitted in classrooms. Please have receipt ready for presentation.

Continuing Education course registration is continuous until a class begins or is full.

Refunds

For Continuing Education and Community Service Programs Refunds

In the event that the class not materialize 100 percent Prior to the first class day 100 percent Beginning of the first class and thereafter No refund

Transcript Request

Requests for an official CEU transcript can be made by completing the online request form at www.laredo.edu/ce or by calling the Enrollment and Registration Services Center at 956.721.5109. Transcripts may serve as vali-dation of successful completion of Continuing Education courses. Please note there is no charge for a CEU transcript at this time.

Certificate of Completion

Requests for an end of course certificate of completion will be done after a course is completed. Certificates will be ready for pick up after one week of course com-pletion and can be picked up at the Eloy Garcia Building, Room 102. A certificate of completion may serve as confirmation of completion of the Continuing Education course. Duplicate/Replacement Certificate cost: $5.

Contact Information

Ft. McIntosh Campus 956.721.5374

Sandra L. Cortez Director of Continuing Education and Adult Basic Education sandra.cortez@laredo.edu Armando Fonseca Workforce Development Coordinator

armando.fonseca@laredo.edu Brenda Martinez Workforce Development Coordinator

brenda.martinez@laredo.edu Saul Gonzalez Jr. Projects Coordinator

saul.gonzalez@laredo.edu Raquel W. Hererra Advisor/Retention Specialist

raquel.widales@laredo.edu Melissa Dominguez CE Secretary

melissa.dominguez@laredo.edu

South Campus 956.794.4520

Marisol Puga CE Secretary mpuga@laredo.edu

The mission of the Continuing Education Department is to provide comprehensive quality educational opportunities. Participants are encouraged to acquire, maintain, and enhance occupational and professional skills to obtain professional development, workforce skills, cultural enhancement, personal growth, and social awareness.

Age Minimum

Continuing Education courses are designed for adults, 18 years or older. Some courses are designed for a younger audience; these classes are the only exceptions to the age restriction. Senior citizens (65 years and older) can enroll in certain Continuing Education open enrollment courses without payment of tuition, if space is available. Qualifying seniors must still pay all applicable fees.

Class Location

Location will be specified in the schedule as follows:

M Ft. McIntosh Campus, West End Washington St., 956.721.5374

S South Campus, 5500 S. Zapata Hwy., 956.794.4520

Every effort is made to list current class locations, rooms and meeting times in this publication. However, when you register, please check your fee receipts for current class locations in case of room changes.

Changes

Changes may be made to dates, times, locations and instructors due to unforeseeable circumstances. Please check your fee receipt or check our website for the most up-to-date course information: www.laredo.edu, or call LCC's Continuing Education Department at 956.721.5374 or 956.794.4520.

Adding and Dropping a Course

To drop one course and add another, please contact the Continuing Education office at 721.5374, 794.4520 or the Enrollment and Registration Services Center at 721.5117.

CEU

Continuing Education Units are recognized nationally as a measure of sub-stantive in-service education and training. Certificates of completion are issued at the conclusion of vocationally related courses to students who success-fully complete the required coursework. Completion is based on a minimum of 90% attendance and/or a performance evaluation. Calculations of CEUs are based on one-tenth of the total course hours.

Emergency Closings

In case of an emergency the President of Laredo Community College has the authority to dismiss classes on a case by case basis without prior notice.

Family Education Rights and Privacy Act

In compliance with the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act of 1974, the College may release information classified as "directory information" to the gen-eral public without the written consent of the student. Directory information includes student's: (1) name; (2) address; (3) telephone number; (4) email address; (5) weight and height of members of athletic teams; (6) participation in officially recognized activities and sports; (7) dates of attendance; (8) edu-cational institution most recently attended; and (9) other similar information, including major field of study and degrees and awards received.

A student may request that all or any part of the directory information be withheld from the public by giving written notice to the Enrollment and Registration Services Center at the Fort McIntosh or South campus. If no request is filed, direc-tory information is released upon written inquiry. No telephone inquiries are acknowledged; all requests must be made in person. No transcript or academic record is released without written consent from the student except as specified by law.

Laredo Community College Board of Trustees

Ms. Cynthia Mares President Mr. Carlos Carranco, Jr. Vice President Mr. Jesse A. Porras Secretary Mr. Hilario Cavazos III Trustee Dr. Leonides G. Cigarroa, Jr. Trustee Mr. Rene De La Viña Trustee Dr. Gilberto Martinez, Jr. Trustee Mr. Mercurio Martinez, Jr. Trustee Mr. Allen Tijerina Trustee

Laredo Community College Administrative Officers

Dr. Juan L. Maldonado President

Dr. Dianna L. Miller Vice President for Instruction Dr. Vincent R. Solis Vice President for Student Services Dr. Federico Solis, Jr. Institutional Effectiveness Officer Mr. Eleazar Gonzalez Chief Administrative & Financial Officer Dr. Nora R. Garza Vice President for Resource Development Ms. Deirdre Reyna Communications & Outreach Officer

This schedule has been carefully prepared to assure that all information is accurate and as complete as posssible; however, the college reserves the right to make changes which may result in deviations from the information in the schedule content.

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BUSINESS OFFICE APPLICATIONS

Introduction to Computerized Accounting/QuickBooks Pro 2010

ACNT1010:In this course, students will learn how to use QuickBooks Pro 2010 for Accounting, the most widely used computerized business accounting system on the market. Course includes instruction in end-of-quarter entries, closing the fiscal year and beginning the next year. You will do bank reconciliation, create financial reports, cash flows, balance sheets, income statements and adjust entries.

Intermediate Computerized Accounting/QuickBooks Pro 2010

ACNT1054: In the intermediate level QuickBooks Pro 2010 you will receive instruction in general ledger, accounts receivable accounts payable, integration and report generation.

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COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY

MICROSOFT OFFICE APPLICATIONS

Introduction to Word

POFI1024:Introduction to Microsoft Office Word 2010 consists of processing terminology, editing functions, formatting, and spe-cial text options. You will be able to create, format, and edit basic business documents using Word software. Learn buttons, creating and saving files.

Recommended follow-up course: POFI1042

Introduction to Excel

ITSW1022:Beginner level of Microsoft Office Excel 2010 con-sists of learning terminology, program parameters, display characteristics, formatting features, mathematical functions, and printing. Also be able to understand basic concepts of spreadsheet functions, create formulas, charts, and graphs, and generate reports.

Recommended follow-up course: ITSW2029

Introduction to Basic Computer Applications

ITSW1021:This course is an introduction to computer hardware, software, and procedures. You will receive instruction on Internet, word processing, and basic computer program fundamentals.

Specialized Computer Applications

ITSW1058: This course consists of learning Microsoft Office Excel 2010, Microsoft Word 2010, Microsoft Publisher 2010, and Microsoft PowerPoint 2010. You will gain a basic under-standing of these programs by creating documents pertaining to each application.

Introduction to PowerPoint

ITSW1037:Create a presentation using PowerPoint 2010; insert and modify visual elements; modify presentation for-mats; print presentations; work with data from other sources; manage and deliver presentations; apply workgroup collabo-rative techniques.

11005 INTRO TO EXCEL ITSW1022M01 09/14/13 09/21/13 S 8:00AM-5:00PM EG136 $99

11006 INTRO BASIC COMP APP ITSW1021M02 09/28/13 10/19/13 S 9:00AM-12:00P EG135 $80

11007 INTRO WORD/Bilingual POFI1024M01 10/08/13 10/24/13 TR 6:00PM-8:00PM EG136 $80

11008 SPECIAL COMP APPS ITSW1058M01 10/28/13 11/13/13 MW 6:00PM-9:00PM EG136 $110

11009 INTRO TO POWERPNT ITSW1037M01 11/05/13 11/21/13 TR 6:00PM-8:00PM EG136 $80

11010 QUICKBKS PRO 2010 ACNT1010M01 09/14/13 09/21/13 S 8:00AM-5:00PM EG135 $99

11011 INTER QUICKBKS PRO ACNT1054M01 10/12/13 10/19/13 S 8:00AM-5:00PM EG135 $99

11012 QUICKBKS PRO 2010 ACNT1010M02 11/09/13 11/16/13 S 8:00AM-5:00PM EG135 $99

Continuing

Education

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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT

Leadership Skills

BMGT1020:You will learn concepts and skills of leadership in the work setting. You will be introduced to leadership and motivational theories and leadership styles, including evalua-tion of leadership performance. Learn to describe leadership theories and styles; practice application of major leadership theories; and demonstrate effective communication strategies.

Business Writing

POFT1004:A study of the basic elements of composition, develop skills to express yourself with clear and correct sen-tences, and write effective paragraphs using the rules of gram-mar.

11013 LEADERSHIP SKILLS BMGT1020M01 09/21/13 09/21/13 S 8:00AM-5:00PM EG131 $60

11014 BUSINESS WRITING POFT1004M01 10/19/13 10/19/13 S 8:00AM-5:00PM EG131 $60

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OFFICE OCCUPATIONS

Customer Service Skills for Everyone

BUSG1005:In this class, you will learn the process of providing good customer service. This includes recognizing the customer base and the identification and fulfillment of customer needs. Describe types of customers; identify needs of customers; and determine strategy to provide quality customer service. Telephone etiquette, listening skills and dealing with difficult people also are covered in this course.

Introduction to General Office Skills

POFT1022:In this course, you will learn basic office skills including filing, business communication skills, customer service, phone etiquette, how to use office equipment, and effective human relation concepts.

11016 CUSTOMER SERVICE BUSG1005M01 09/14/13 09/21/13 S 9:00AM-1:00PM EG131 $60

11017 OFFICE SKILLS POFT1022M01 10/19/13 10/19/13 S 8:00AM-5:00PM EG131 $60

11018 CUSTOMER SERVICE BUSG1005M02 11/16/13 11/16/13 S 8:00AM-5:00 PM EG131 $60

WORKFORCE PREPARATION

FOOD MANAGER CERTIFICATION

Food Manager Protection Certification (Taught in English)

RSTO1041:This course is the 16-hour certification program for owners and operators of establishments who prepare and serve food to the public. Topics include methods of proper food storage, techniques for sanitary food service preparation, employee sanitation, pest control, accident prevention, housekeeping management, sanitation regulations and standards, and facility conditions that contribute to outbreaks of food-borne disease. Upon successful completion of this course and passing the National Restaurant Association exam, the student will receive a ServSafe certificate which is valid for 5 years. Prerequisite:

Students must have a minimum 7th-grade reading level.

Recommended follow-up course: EMSP1020

11019 FOOD SERVICE MGR RSTO1041M01 09/14/13 09/15/13 SU 8:00AM-5:00PM EG134 $138

11020 FOOD SERVICE MGR RSTO1041M02 10/12/13 10/13/13 SU 8:00AM-5:00PM EG134 $138

11021 FOOD SERVICE MGR RSTO1041M03 11/09/13 11/10/13 SU 8:00AM-5:00PM EG134 $138

ELECTRICAL

Electrician Recertification

ELPT2000:This course meets the electrical licensing requirements and state laws and rules that regulate the conduct of licensed electricians and apprentices as required by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation. It includes a review of the latest edition of the National Electrical Code including notable Code revisions and 2012 NFPA 70E Safety (rule 73.25(b)(3)) requirements. This course is required to be completed every year by electricians and apprentices in order to improve student pro-ficiency and learn updates in the NEC. Students must provide a photo ID, TDLR electrician license card, and bring their own NEC 2008 book, calculator, pen and paper.

11024 ELECTRICIAN RECERT ELPT2000M01 09/21/13 09/21/13 S 9:00AM-1:00PM EG130 $30

11025 ELECTRICIAN RECERT ELPT2000M02 11/09/13 11/09/13 S 9:00AM-1:00PM EG130 $30

EDUCATION

Substitute Teacher Training

EDTC1002:In this course, the student will explore and experience the role of the substitute teacher. You will learn to identify the student’s needs, behavior modifications and classroom management. You also will learn the different teaching methodologies, and mandated state standards needed to enhance positive growth and the development of students.

11022 SUBSTITUTE TEACHER EDTC1002M01 09/07/13 09/21/13 S 8:00AM-3:00PM EG131 $99

11023 SUBSTITUTE TEACHER EDTC1002M02 11/02/13 11/16/13 S 8:00AM-3:00PM EG131 $99

WE ARE REGISTERED

and/or an approved Continuing Education Provider by:

Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation

and the American Red Cross

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TEXAS SERVSAFE FOOD HANDLER CERTIFICATE

The Texas ServSafe Food Handler training program is a complete solution that delivers consistent food safety training to employ-ees. The course covers the following five topics: Basic Food Safety, Personal Hygiene, Time and Temperature, Cleaning and Sanitizing and Preventing Cross-Contamination. The Texas ServSafe Food Handler program is accredited by the Texas Department of State Health Services to meet all regulatory requirements so employees can receive a food handler’s permit. The program includes an employee guide.

NOTE: To sign-up for this course, please call the Continuing Education Department at 721.5374 or visit us at the Eloy Garcia Building Room 102 at the Fort McIntosh campus.

11067 TEXAS SERVSAFE FOOD NT8410M01 09/19/13 09/19/13 R 6:00PM-9:00PM EGB131 $23

11068 TEXAS SERVSAFE FOOD NT8410M02 10/24/13 10/24/13 R 6:00PM-9:00PM EGB131 $23

11069 TEXAS SERVSAFE FOOD NT 8410M03 11/14/13 11/14/13 R 6:00PM-9:00PM EGB131 $23

SAFETY AND HEALTH

FORKLIFT OPERATIONS

Introduction to Forklift Operations

OSHT1010:This course is designed for the beginner forklift operator; you will learn to reduce powered industrial truck accidents by creating safety awareness in lift truck operations. The focus is on efficient and safe lift truck operations and the OSHA training requirements for powered industrial trucks. If you have less than 6 months experience, this course is required before enrolling in CNSE1003.

Forklift Operator Certification

CNSE1003:This course is designed to meet OSHA training requirements for the experienced forklift operator. Forklift instruction and hands-on training includes: maneuvering, stability, truck design, instrumentation, controls, accessories, pre-use inspection, warehouse safety, written exam, and a driving proficiency exam. Students are required to have a minimum of 6 months experience or have completed OSHT1010 prior to enrolling in this course. A Forklift Operator License that is valid for 3 years will be issued upon successful completion.

11026 INTRO TO FORKLIFT OSHT1010M01 09/07/13 09/21/13 S 8:00AM-3:00PM DG108 $99

11027 FORKLIFT CERTIFICATE CNSE1003M01 09/28/13 09/28/13 S 8:00AM-5:00PM DG108 $60

11028 INTRO TO FORKLIFT OSHT1010M02 10/12/13 10/26/13 S 8:00AM-3:00PM DG108 $99

11029 FORKLIFT CERTIFICATE CNSE1003M02 11/02/13 11/02/13 S 8:00AM-5:00PM DG108 $60

HAZARDOUS MATERIAL

Hazardous Material Transport

EPCT2004: A course in the transport of hazardous materials and dangerous goods to meet the requirements of the U.S. Department of Transportation Title 49 CFR, Sub Part H Sections 172.700-172.704, commonly referred to as Docket HM-126F. This docket sets the training requirements for employees and employers involved in all modes of transportation. Upon suc-cessful completion of this course the student will receive a 3-year license.

11030 HAZMAT WHSE/ENGLISH EPCT2004M01 09/21/13 09/21/13 S 8:00AM-5:00PM DG108 $55

11031 HAZMAT WHSE/ SPANISH EPCT2004M02 10/19/13 10/19/13 S 8:00AM-5:00PM DG108 $55

11032 WORKPLACE SAFETY OSHT1003M01 09/14/13 09/14/13 S 8:00AM-5:00PM DG108 $55

11033 COMM/MAINT SAFETY OSHT1019M01 10/19/13 10/19/13 S 8:00AM-5:00PM DG108 $55

Safety and Accident Prevention in the Workplace

OSHT1003:In this course, the student will learn to recognize and evaluate hazards in the workplace. They also will learn how to demonstrate correct selection and safe use of personal protective equipment. The student also will understand the importance of performing tasks safely and maintain a situation in compliance with OSHA regulations.

OSHT1019:In this course, the student will learn safety compliance focusing on fabrication/maintenance in various manufac-turing and fabrication environments. This course will provide you with the latest safety techniques if you serve the fabrication, industrial maintenance and manufacturing industries. You will learn the safe operation of electro-mechanical equipment including hand and power tools used by industry.

OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY

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FALL 2013 SCHEDULE - FORT McINTOSH CAMPUS

BASIC LIFE SUPPORT

CPR Basic Life Support for Everyone

EMSP1020:In this course, the student will receive respiratory lifesaving skills (choking and near-drowning) and cardiac emergencies involving adults, children, and infants. The student also will learn the appropriate use of an AED training device. This course meets requirements of the American Red Cross, and upon successful completion of this course, the stu-dent will receive a wallet-size certificate, which is valid for one year. This course is designed for the community and work-place setting. Learn and develop valuable lifesaving skills.

11034 CPR/AED EMSP1020M01 09/14/13 09/14/13 S 8:00AM-5:00PM EG132 $105

11035 CPR/AED EMSP1020M02 10/19/13 10/19/13 S 8:00AM-5:00PM EG132 $105

HAVING FUN

MAKEUP ARTISTRY

NT4901: At last you can get the look you want to make you feel confident about yourself. Master the art of makeup by learning how to properly apply the products that will give you the most stunning results and highlight your natural beauty.

11038 MAKEUP ARTISTRY NT4901M01 09/17/13 10/02/13 TW 6:00PM-8:00PM EG130 $73

11039 MAKEUP ARTISTRY NT4901M02 10/29/13 11/13/13 TW 6:00PM-8:00PM EG130 $73

ITNW1050: Feeling out of touch, want to learn about social networking? What is social networking? It is a method for a business or individual to engage with others using Facebook. You can promote your business and share information by creating a dialogue with your customers to share experiences or knowledge. As an individual, you can stay connect-ed with friends and relatives, share photographs, or meet others that share your ideas or similar interests.

11040 SOCIAL NETWORK ITNW1050M01 09/17/13 09/26/13 TR 6:00PM-9:00PM EG131 $80

11041 SOCIAL NETWORK ITNW1050M02 10/12/13 10/26/13 S 9:00AM-1:00PM EG131 $80

SOCIAL NETWORKING

LANGUAGES

COMMUNICATIONS IMPROVEMENT

Introduction to Conversational Spanish

SPNL1091: Learn beginner level to conversational Spanish communication. Student will learn pronunciation and vocabulary to be able to comprehend and communicate in the Spanish language.

Communications Improvement I/

Conversational English

COMG1004: This class is for people who speak little or no English. Practice basic speaking and listening skills for enhanced job productivity. Improve speaking skills to minimize on-the-job miscommunication and safety issues.

11037 INTRO CONV SPANISH SPNL1091M01 09/24/13 10/24/13 TR 6:00PM-9:00PM EG134 $161

11036 COMM IMPROVEMENT I COMG1004M01 10/07/13 12/04/13 MW 6:00PM-9:00PM EG134 $255

NEXT CLASS BEGINS JANUARY 2014

Dental Assistant

Program

Seating is limited. Register and pay for the

class early to ensure enrollment.

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• Pharmacy Tech Program

• Watch for new courses and programs in 2014

For more information, call

956.721.5374

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COOL AND FUN ACTIVITIES

Chess - The ultimate game of strategy for everyone!

Nothing perks up a sunny day as a game of chess in the great outdoors. Resurgence in the game has brought it back to CE by popular demand.

NT7501: Learn and build a solid basic foundation in this game of strategy; beginners level.

NT7502: Build-on the strategies acquired from the beginner’s class. Suggested prerequisite – NT7501.

11042 CHESS 101 Beginners NT7501M01 09/14/13 09/28/13 S 9:00AM-1:00PM EG134 $75

11043 CHESS 202 Intermediate NT7502M01 10/12/13 10/26/13 S 9:00AM-1:00PM EG134 $75

11044 CHESS 101 Beginners NT7501M02 11/02/13 11/16/13 S 9:00 AM-1:00PM EG134 $75

iPads

NT6601 iPad Basics– Just bought an iPad but want to do more with it? This class will show you the ins and outs of Apple’s popular tablet. Enhance your iPad experience by understanding your basic applications and configuring proper settings. Learn how to use e-mail, calendar, maps and other basic programs. Learn how to listen to music and podcasts, watch videos and display your photos. We’ll also look at Apple’s App Store where you can download a wide variety of apps, both free and paid and sync them with your computer.

Please bring your iPad to class.

11047 iPad Basics NT6602M01 09/14/13 09/14/13 S 9:00AM-1:00PM EG131 $35

Zumba for Fitness

NT5001: Tired of the same old, same old? Zumba will get you going. Join others for an exhilarating, fun and intense experience. And while at it, you may even lose a few pounds and inches!

11045 ZUMBA FOR FITNESS NT5001M01 09/10/13 09/26/13 TWR 7:00PM-8:00PM TBA $40

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WHA

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NEW!

ed2go -On-line Instructor-led Courses

Laredo Community College offers a wide range of highly interactive courses that you can take entirely over the Internet. All of the courses include expert instructors, many of whom are nationally known authors. The on-line courses are affordable, fun, fast, convenient and geared just for you. Courses begin the third Wednesday of each month, run for six weeks and consist of 12 lessons. The lessons are supplemented by interactive quizzes, assignments and online discussion areas. All materials will be available to you over the Internet. Most classes are just $89 and are offered as viable options from our standard open enrollment schedule. Can’t make it to a class on-campus; no problem. If you have access to a computer, lap-top or iPad, you can get going with ed2go.

Through ed2go, Laredo Community College features 20 courses for your conven-ience. The featured courses complement our current open enrollment schedule and present an excellent option to on-campus presentations. Additionally, ed2go fea-tures approximately 200 courses and programs, offered completely on-line, for your convenience. Payment is accepted by credit or debit card.

So how do I get on-board, you ask?The process is quite user friendly and conven-ient: simply go to the Laredo Community College website at ed2goand here it is –

www.ed2go.com/laredo

CONGRATULATIONS– You have just opened the door to a whole new world of learning and training for your FUTURE!

For more information, call 956.721.5374

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DENTAL ASSISTING PROGRAM

Dental Assisting

DNTA1053: The Dental Assisting Program (DAP) prepares students for entry level positions in one of the fastest growing health care occupations – Dental Assisting. Students will learn dental assisting techniques with the emphasis on four-handed den-tistry and utilization of tray setups for general practice and specialty procedures. Upon successful completion of program train-ing, students will receive a certificate of completion from the Continuing Education Department, will earn CPR certification from the American Heart Association and will be authorized to take the Dental Assistant state certification exam from the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners. Clinical rotations are scheduled on 4 Saturdays. See below for clinical dates. Students must be at least 18 years or older and possess a high school diploma or GED. Additional “out-of-pocket” expenses not covered by the tuition: uniform ($25) and criminal background check.

CRN Title Course From - To Days Time Room Tuition

11001 DENTAL ASSISTING DNTA 1053M01 09/10/13 11/07/13 TR 6:00PM-9:30PM E132 $1,822

Practicum - Saturday 09/14/13 S 8:00AM-4:00PM EG132

Practicum – Saturday 11/02/13 S 8:00AM-4:00PM EG132

PHARMACY TECHNICIAN PROGRAM

PHRA 1001 – Introduction to Pharmacy

PHRA 1015 – Pharmacy Terminology

PHRA 1013 – Community Pharmacy Practice

The Pharmacy Technician Program is designed to prepare the participant for eligibility to become a Pharmacy Technician. In addition, students will be qualified to apply for certification by the Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB) and other similar certification examinations, meeting the training requirements of the State Board of Pharmacy. Students will learn topics essential to the delivery of service, including assisting the Pharmacist in serving patients, receive and screen prescription/medication orders for completeness and authenticity, prepare medications for distribution, compound a pre-scription/medication order and control the inventory of medications, equipment, and devices, according to an established plan. Students must be at least 18 years or older and possess a high school diploma or GED.

CRN Title Course From - To Days Time Room Tuition

PT PROGRAM COST 10/16/13 04/07/14 MW 5:30PM-9:00PM EG132 $2,495.00

11083 INTRO TO PHARMACY PHRA 1001M01

21001 COM PHARMACY PRACTICE PHRA 1013M01

11082 PHARMACY TERMINOLOGY PHRA 1015M01

To register for the

Pharmacy Technician Program

class starting

October 16, 2013, please visit

the Continuing Education Office at

the Eloy Garcia Building,

Room 102.

(Fort McIntosh Campus)

Seating is limited, so please act now.

For more information, call

956.721.5374

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PETROLEUM TECHNOLOGY

Laredo Community College is pleased to offer petroleum technology courses in response to the oil and gas industry’s demand for trained personnel. The schedule is flexible and the courses have been designed in compliance with OSHA regulations and safety standards in order to meet industry and individual needs. Open enrollment courses are taught at LCC’s Fort McIntosh campus or at the client’s facilities.

Confined Space Awareness

11071 CONFINED SPACE AWARE NT1009M01 09/26/13 09/26/13 R 6:00PM-10:00PM EG131 $40

11072 CONFINED SPACE AWARE NT1009M02 11/07/13 11/07/13 R 6:00PM-10:00PM EG131 $40

Hazwopper - 24 hours

11073 HAZWOPER EPCT1022M01 11/02/13 11/16/13 S 8:00AM-5:00PM EG131 $215

Hydrogen Sulfide Awareness - 8 hours

11074 HYDROGEN SULFIDE AWARE PTRT2025M01 10/08/13 10/09/13 TW 6:00PM-10:00PM EG131 $100

11075 HYDROGEN SULFIDE AWARE PTRT2025M02 11/19/13 11/20/13 TW 6:00PM-10:00PM EG131 $100

PEC Premier Safeland/Safegulf Basic Orientation

11076 PEC PREMIER SAFELAND PTRT2025M03 10/15/13 10/16/13 TW 6:00PM-10:00PM EG131 $135

11077 PEC PREMIER SAFELAND PTRT2025M04 10/26/13 10/26/13 S 8:00AM-5:00PM EG131 $135

11078 PEC PREMIER SAFELAND PTRT2025M05 10/29/13 10/30/13 TW 6:00PM-10:00PM EG131 $135

11080 PEC PREMIER SAFELAND PTRT2025M07 11/19/13 11/20/13 TW 6:00PM-10:00PM EG131 $135

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COMPUTER TECHNOLOGY

MICROSOFT OFFICE APPLICATIONS

Introduction to Word

POFI1024:Introduction to Microsoft Office Word 2010 con-sists of processing terminology, editing functions, formatting, and special text options. You will be able to create, format, and edit basic business documents using Word software. Learn buttons, creating and saving files. Recommended follow-up course: POFI1042

Introduction to Basic Computer Applications

ITSW1021:This course is an introduction to computer hard-ware, softhard-ware, and procedures. You will receive instruction on Internet, word processing and basic computer program fun-damentals.

Intermediate Level Excel

ITSW2029:Intermediate level Microsoft Office Excel 2010 consists of learning techniques for customizing the spread-sheet environment by analyzing workbook data and creating worksheets and charts. Also be able to import and export data, manage workbooks, format numbers, work with ranges, customize spreadsheets, audit worksheets, summarize data, analyze data, and apply workgroup collaborative features.

Specialized Computer Applications

ITSW1058:This course consists of learning Microsoft Office Excel 2010, Microsoft Word 2010, Microsoft Publisher 2010, and Microsoft PowerPoint 2010. You will gain a basic under-standing of these programs by creating documents pertaining to each application.

BUSINESS OFFICE APPLICATIONS

Introduction to Computerized Accounting/QuickBooks Pro 2010

ACNT1010: In this course, students will learn how to use QuickBooks Pro 2010 for Accounting; the most widely used comput-erized business accounting system on the market. Course includes instruction in end-of-quarter entries, closing the fiscal year and beginning the next year. You will do bank reconciliation, create financial reports, cash flows, balance sheets, income state-ments and adjust entries.

11054 QUICKBKS PRO 2010 ACNT 1010S02 11/09/13 11/16/13 S 8:00AM-5:00PM AAC 237 $99

11050 SPECIALIZED COMP APP ITSW1058S01 09/09/13 09/25/13 MW 6:00PM-9:00PM AAC 237 $110

11051 INTRO BASIC COMP APP ITSW1021S01 10/05/13 10/12/13 S 9:00AM-4:00PM AAC 237 $80

11052 INTERMEDIATE EXCEL ITSW2029S01 11/02/13 11/09/13 S 8:00AM-5:00PM AAC 237 $99

11053 INTRO TO WORD/Bilingual POFI1024S01 11/04/13 11/20/13 MW 6:00PM-8:00PM AAC 237 $80

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT

LEADERSHIP & MANAGEMENT

Leadership Skills

BMGT1020: You will learn concepts and skills of leadership in the work setting. You will be introduced to leadership and motivational theories and leadership styles, including evalua-tion of leadership performance. Learn to describe leadership theories and styles; practice application of major leadership theories; and demonstrate effective communication strategies.

Business Writing

POFT1004:A study of the basic elements of composition, devel-op skills to express yourself with clear and correct sentences, and write effective paragraphs using the rules of grammar.

Business Management

BMGT1012:Explore management functions, principals, con-cepts, and practices in the operation of an organization. Learn successful management principles and techniques as related to objectives, policies, and leadership.

Customer Service Skills for Everyone

BUSG1005: In this class, you will learn the process of provid-ing good customer service. This includes recognizprovid-ing the cus-tomer base and the identification and fulfillment of cuscus-tomer needs. Describe types of customers; identify needs of cus-tomers; and determine strategy to provide quality customer service. Telephone etiquette, listening skills and dealing with difficult people also are covered in this course.

Principles of Effective Communication for

the Workplace

COMG1003: You will address essential listening, speaking, reading, writing, and computational skills required by busi-ness and industry. You will improve your communication skills, as well as study skills related to successful job performance.

OFFICE OCCUPATIONS

11058 COMMUNICATIONS COMG1003S01 09/28/13 10/05/13 S 8:00AM-5:00PM AAC235 $99

11059 CUSTOMER SERVICE BUSG1005S01 10/26/13 11/02/13 S 9:00AM-4:00PM AAC235 $79

11055 BUSINESS WRITING POFT1004S01 09/21/13 09/21/13 S 8:00AM-5:00PM AAC 235 $60

11056 BUSINESS MNGMT BMGT1012S01 10/19/13 10/19/13 S 8:00AM-5:00PM AAC 235 $60

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WORKFORCE PREPARATION

EDUCATION

Substitute Teacher Training

EDTC1002:In this course the student will explore and experience the role of the substitute teacher. You will learn to identify the student’s needs, behavior modifications and classroom management. You will also learn the different teaching methodologies, and mandated state standards needed to enhance positive growth and the development of students.

11060 SUBSTITUTE TEACHER EDTC1002S01 10/05/13 10/19/13 S 8:00AM-3:00PM AAC 235 $99

Healthy Cooking

NT2401: On a budget and you need to eat healthier? Learn a few basic meals that are easily prepared, attractive, tasty and healthy. This is a must nutrition class for individuals who want to get started down the right path to a healthier lifestyle. Prepare traditional dishes with a healthy flair.

11061 HEALTHY COOKING NT2401S01 10/15/13 10/17/13 TWR 6:00PM-9:00PM AACTBA $67

11062 HEALTHY COOKING NT2401S02 11/12/13 11/14/13 TWR 6:00PM-9:00PM AACTBA $67

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prior notice. Classes may be cancelled without prior notice. South Campus

11002 PROF TRUCK DRIVER CVOP1013S01 09/16/13 10/11/13 MTWRF 8:00AM-5:00PM AAC236 $3,620

11065 PROF TRUCK DRIVER CVOP1013S02 10/16/13 11/07/13 MTWRFS 8:00AM-5:00PM AAC236 $3,620

11066 PROF TRUCK DRIVER CVOP1013S03 11/13/13 12/13/13 MTWRFS 8:00AM-5:00PM AAC236 $3,620

Professional Truck Driver (PTD)

CVOP1013: Develop and learn the necessary skills to successfully earn a State of Texas Class A Commercial License. Includes preparation for the mastery of the CDL written examination, general truck driving skills with a hands-on component, and prepa-ration to earn endorsements including: HazMat, Tankers, Doubles & Triples. All instruction is coordinated with the Texas Department of Transportation and Texas Department of Public Safety. Applicants must be 18 years of age or older. This pro-gram is ONLY offered at LCC’s South Campus; to inquire, call 794-4520. Students will be encouraged to take a criminal back-ground check, drug screening and DOT physical exam prior to taking the TXDPS driving exam.

PROFESSIONAL TRUCK DRIVER

Get your

Commercial

Driver’s License

11063 WORKPLACE SAFETY OSHT1003S01 10/26/13 10/26/13 S 8:00AM-5:00PM AAC235 $55

11064 COMM/MAINT SAFETY OSHT1019S01 11/09/13 11/09/13 S 8:00AM-5:00PM AAC235 $55

Safety and Accident Prevention in the Workplace

OSHT1003:In this course, the student will learn to recognize and evaluate hazards in the workplace. They also will learn how to demonstrate correct selection and safe use of personal protective equipment. The student also will understand the importance of performing tasks safely and maintain a situation in compliance with OSHA regulations.

OSHT1019:In this course, the student will learn safety compliance focusing on fabrication/maintenance in various manufac-turing and fabrication environments. This course will provide you with the latest safety techniques if you serve the fabrication, industrial maintenance and manufacturing industries. You will learn the safe operation of electro-mechanical equipment, including hand and power tools used by industry.

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Where can I register?

Students can register for Continuing Education

class-es at the Eloy Garcia Building, Room 102, at the Fort

McIntosh Campus or at the Academic and Advanced

Technology Center, Room 126, at our South Campus

How do I register?

You can register in person from Monday through

Thursday from 8 am to 6 pm, and Friday from 8 am to

12 pm.

What are your entrance requirements?

Continuing Education courses have no entrance

requirements; however, some courses may have

prerequisites.

Where and how can I pay for my classes?

Classes can be paid at the Bursar’s Office in

Memorial Hall at the Fort McIntosh Campus or at the

Billy Hall Jr. Student Center at the South Campus. You

can pay for your classes with cash, check, money

order or with a credit card. Full payment is required at

the time of registration.

What if my class is cancelled?

We will make every effort to notify the students by

phone or email.

What if I have to report a name or phone

number change?

Any changes must be processed through the

Continuing Education Department; it is important that

all of your information be current.

Please call either 956.721.5374 or 956.794.4520.

What happens if I withdraw from a class?

To receive a full refund, you (the student) must

with-draw from a class prior to its start date. Absolutely no

refunds will be allowed after the start date or first

class meeting.

What do I receive upon completing the

course requirements?

Completion is based on 90% attendance, and upon

doing so you will receive a Certificate of Completion,

stating that you have met the course requirements.

Certifications and licenses earned may be picked up

at the Eloy Garcia Building, Room 102, 14 days after

the class has ended. You also will receive Continuing

Education Units (CEUs) that are recorded in your

col-lege transcript; CEUs are calculated as one-tenth of

the total course hours.

What if I need a duplicate or replacement

certificate?

These are available at $5 each. Contact the

Continuing Education Department at 956.721.5374.

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The Continuing Education Department can provide your

company and employees with a program to acquire your

commercial driver’s license.

• Earn a State of Texas Class A Commercial License

• Master the CDL written examination with

3 valuable endorsements

• Hands-on component, and instruction coordinated

with the Texas Department of Transportation

• This program is ONLY offered at LCC’s South Campus

The Continuing Education Department can provide your

company and employees with programs to acquire these

critical skill.

For more information, call

956.794.4520

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Continuing

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Customized Training is offered to the business community through the Continuing Education Department.

Collaboration is formed with businesses to develop specific training to improve their employees’ job skills and enhance their productivity.

Do your employees need:

• Customer Service Skills that will equip them to provide superior service and customer satisfaction?

• Leadership skills to become a high performing workforce? • To improve their writing skills for job success?

• To develop their communication skills? • Computer training?

The Continuing Education Department can provide your company and employees with programs to acquire these critical skills.

Call us today for a consultation

956.721.5374

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We can

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