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All of the following courses are offered on Monday nights
ADULT/PEDIATRIC FRIENDS & FAMILY CPR/FBAO Monday: 6:00-9:00 p.m. Room: HHS Media Center 1 Session: October 4 Tuition: $30 This basic life support course is designed for
lay rescuers who want to prepare themselves to help and protect others (namely
family members, friends and co-workers) in distress needing CPR or FBAO (Foreign
Body Airway Obstruction: Heimlick Maneuver).
This skills workshop will prepare students to perform CPR and intervene
in choking situations involving responsive adult victims, unresponsive adult
victims, children, and infants.
Instruction will be modeled after new protocols established by the American Heart
Association and released in April of 2006; a demonstration of the AED (Automated Early Defibulator) will be
included.
No written examination is required.
A $5.00 material's fee will be collected from each participant at the
beginning of the class for purchase of the newly revised AHA student text. This very useful and practical three-hour
course is open to everyone, whether you have taken a CPR course before or not.
To insure that your CPR knowledge and skills remain current, it is
recommended that you participate in this skills workshop every two years. This CPR-Heimlich Maneuver and AED (Automated Early
Defibulator) demonstration course is not sufficient for healthcare providers
who need the course entitled CPR for Healthcare Providers. INSTRUCTOR: Dr. Patricia Johnson
BEGINNERS BRIDGE - Must have 8 students to run. Mondays: 6:30 - 8:00 p.m. Room: 129 8 Sessions: October 4 - November 29 Tuition: $70
The emphasis will be on
bidding which entails hand valuation for opening bids and responses. Opening
suit bids, no trump bids and strong artificial bids will be addressed. Sessions
will be instruction followed by card play for demonstration purposes.
Mondays: 6:45 - 7:45 p.m. Room: 298 4 Sessions: October 4 - November 1 Tuition: $100/Couple An energetic dance from the 50's. Both slow (single step) and fast (triple step) timing will be taught. Put on your "flats" and come on down to swing. INSTRUCTOR: Rita Heidemann* (back to top)
Mondays: 7:45 - 8:45 p.m. Room: 298 4 Sessions: October 4 - November 1 Tuition: $100/Couple Description forthcoming. INSTRUCTOR: Rita Heidemann* *Rita Heidemann is a member of The Dance Teachers Club of Boston and Dance USA. Rita teaches Ballroom and Latin in Boston and on the South Shore.
Mondays: 7:30 – 8:30 p.m. Room: Career Center
10
Sessions: October
4 - December 13
This ten-week course will focus on breath
work, asanas, and relaxation for those looking to begin with the practice of
yoga. INSTRUCTOR: Katie McAlpine
Mondays: 7:30-9:00 p.m. Room: 126
8
Sessions:
October 4 - November 29 This eight-week course is geared for the person behind the camera. It will train you to use your eye to compose a photograph with the rules of composition, lighting and exposure. This class is for beginners who own a digital or 35mm camera. The first class will be on the history of photography. There will be classes in flash photography and slide presentation with one class devoted to video. Other classes will be in photographing people, night photography, picture framing, and basic darkroom printing. Two Sunday afternoon fieldtrips will be included. INSTRUCTOR: Thomas Fahie
Mondays: 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Room: 127
4
Sessions:
October 4 - November 1 Description forthcoming. INSTRUCTOR: Marie Wallace
Mondays:
7:00-8:30 p.m.
Room: 122 INSTRUCTOR: Amelia Cozza
Mondays: 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. Room: 128
8 Sessions:
Knitting for beginners and intermediate students. Learn how to make scarves, mittens, sweaters, and more. Bring size 8 needles and own yarn. Maximum of 20 students. INSTRUCTOR: Joanie Williams
Monday: 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Room: 120 1 Session: October 4 Tuition: $10 Registration Fee Only This one night workshop is a must for all parents of college-bound high school students, especially freshmen and sophomores. We will demystify the college financial aid process and teach you how to access the more than $90 billion in financial aid dollars, monies that are even available to “high income” families and business owners. Strategies will be presented that will help you protect your assets by maximizing your eligibility for aid, effectively lowering your college costs. You will learn the optimum time to set the strategies in place (Hint, best before junior year) and why if you wait until the financial aid deadline to file your forms, you may miss out on the full amount of aid you qualify for. You will also learn how to minimize the equity in your home. A free comprehensive analysis will be provided for those attending the class. INSTRUCTOR: College Funding Advisors - Dick Man
PHOTOSHOP 101 (Introduction to Photoshop CS) Mondays: 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. Room: 272
5 Sessions:
October
4 - November 8
Introduction to Photoshop important covers basics of working in
Photoshop including canvas, image, bitmaps,
vector
graphics, and resolution. It will also cover all the basic
tools to working with fonts, images and graphics. Emphasis will be
placed on target destination of imagery, including for print, email,
web and video. Each class will include helpful handouts and optional
homework for practicing on your own. A great and fun way to start
enhancing your digital photographs and graphics in Photoshop!
INSTRUCTOR: Glenn Johanson
PHOTOSHOP 102 (Intermediate Photoshop CS) Mondays: 7:00 – 8:30 p.m. Room: 272
5 Sessions:
November 15 - December 13
The
Intermediate Photoshop course builds upon the Introduction. There is
some review of basic concepts such as color, vector graphics, type
and exporting formats, but new concepts and methods will include
special effects, photo correction and manipulation, layer styles,
and more shortcuts and automation. This fun course is full of ways
to explore creative techniques!
INSTRUCTOR: Glenn Johanson
Mondays: 6:00 – 7:30 p.m. Room: TBA
7 Sessions:
Learn the timeless craft of wool rug braiding. Rug braiding dates back hundreds of years. Originally braided rugs served a functional purpose to warm cold floors. However, these beautifully crafted and colorful rugs soon became admired for their pleasing appeal and charm they add to any room. Today wool braided rugs cover floors in both traditional and modern homes. Made of strips of woolen fabric, braided rugs can be tailored to fit any size or color scheme in every home. During the seven-week program, students will learn the skills necessary to complete an oval, 2X3, braided rug. Students don’t need prior rug braiding experience to participate in the classes. If you can thread a needle, sew on a button, and braid hair you can create your own heirloom rug. The supply list for the class is listed below. Rug Braiding Supplies are purchased at American Folk Art & Craft Supply. American Folk Art & Craft Supply carries products specifically for rug braiding. American Folk Art & Craft Supply is located at 1415 Hanover St. (Rt. 139), Hanover. (781) 871-7277. Store hours are Tue through Saturday 10:30 – 6:00. Rug Braiding Supplies: (Supplies will cost approximately $85, wool fabric will cost approximately between $65 - $75 depending on the wool chosen.)
Wool Folders Sewing Basket Supplies:
Scissors (sharp
and able to cut fabric well) INSTRUCTOR: Michele Stenson
Mondays: 7:30 – 9:00 p.m. Room: TBA
7 Sessions:
Learn the timeless folk art of traditional rug hooking. Originally hooked rugs served a functional purpose to accommodate household needs. Today, these beautifully crafted and colorful rugs are admired for their pleasing appeal and charm they add to any room. Made of strips of woolen fabric, hooked rugs can be tailored to fit any size or color scheme in every home. During the seven-week program, students will learn the skills necessary to start and complete a small to medium size hooked rug. Students will learn the folk art style of traditional rug hooking. The class will focus on beginner skills and no prior rug hooking experience is necessary to participate in classes. The supply list for the class is listed below. Rug Hooking Supplies are purchased at American Folk Art & Craft Supply. American Folk Art & Craft Supply carries products specifically for rug hooking. American Folk Art & Craft Supply is located at 1415 Hanover St. (Rt. 139), Hanover. (781) 871-7277. Store hours are Tue through Saturday 10:30 – 6:00. Rug Hooking Supplies: (Supplies will cost approximately $125.)
Hoop
- Off-set
scissors - optional INSTRUCTOR: Michele Stenson Mondays & Wednesdays: 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Room: 121/123 8 Sessions: November 1 - November 29 Tuition: $90 (plus registration fee) This course is designed to aid students, particularly juniors, in preparing for the Scholastic Aptitude Test given in the Spring. Sample tests will be used to develop skills and experience in dealing with both the verbal and mathematics sections of the test. Test taking strategies will also be explored. The Kaplan SAT 2011 Edition: Comprehensive Program book is mandatory for this course and must be purchased before the first class. INSTRUCTORS: Tom Melanson and Matt Fisher
8
sessions:
INSTRUCTOR: David Clinton, USCGA
FUNDAMENTALS
OF WEIGHT TRAINING Mondays and
Wednesdays: 6:00-7:00 p.m. Room: Weight Room
10
Weeks:
INSTRUCTOR: Marsha Eaton
Monday: 7:00 – 9:00 p.m. Room: TBA
1 Session:
YOU’RE ON THE AIR (How to Really Make it in Voice-Overs!) INSTRUCTOR: Trish Basanyi
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