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the following courses are offered on Wednesday nights
ADULT/PEDIATRIC FRIENDS & FAMILY CPR/FBAO Wednesday: 6:30-9:30 p.m. Room: HHS Media Center 1 Session: March 10 Tuition: $30You 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
Wednesdays: 7:30 – 8:30 p.m. Room: Career Center
8 Sessions: February 3 - March 31
This eight-week course will focus on breath
work, asanas, and relaxation for those looking to begin with the practice of
yoga. INSTRUCTOR: Julie Doherty
Wednesdays: 7:00-9:00 p.m. Room 127
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Sessions: This class is a must for new boaters or for boaters that feel the need to brush up on their boating skills. Instruction on marine aids to navigation, boat handling, marlinspike seamanship, marine engines, "rules of the road", piloting, radio marine communications, weather, choosing a boat, equipment necessary for your boat, and trailering your boat. Materials fee of $60 payable to instructor on the first night of class. INSTRUCTOR: Paul Milone, USCGA
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
FRENCH I - PART II (Continuation from Fall 2009) Wednesdays: 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. Room: 124
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Sessions:
If you are looking to brush up on your French or you are a fan of the Francophone language and culture, come join our conversational class and enjoy the fun, food and camaraderie. The lessons will provide you with vocabulary and conversational situations needed for your next tour, shopping spree, or dining experience somewhere in the French speaking world. Participation in the Fall course would be helpful but is not a requirement. INSTRUCTOR: June Maloney Wednesdays: 7:00 - 8:30 p.m. Room: TBA
8 Sessions:
This course is designed to provide the student the basics of pronunciation and grammar in such a way as to provide them a structure from which they will be able to teach themselves commensurate with the work they are willing to invest. In addition to language skills, culture, geography, and touristing skills are taught. Simple dialogues are used to acquaint the students with common situations. INSTRUCTOR: Joe Mastriani
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sessions:
Everyone has an interesting story to tell. This course explores the many definitions and examples of life writing from autobiography to memoir to blogging. Class discussions pair with writing exercises designed to access memories and provide writing inspiration. Reading materials and suggestions will be provided. Life Stories is for non-writers and experienced writers; for those who want to leave something behind for their families or for those who would like to give their work a broader audience. INSTRUCTOR: Deb Kurilecz
Wednesday: 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Room: 128 1 Session: March 10 Tuition: $10 Registration Fee Only This
one-night workshop is a must for all parents of college-bound high school
students, including 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 available to “high income”
families or business owners. Strategies will be presented that will help you
protect your assets by maximizing your eligibility for aid, and 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 protect the
equity in your home and enhance your retirement savings as you educate your
child. Bring a calculator and a basic knowledge of your income, taxes, and
assets. A free analysis will be provided for those attending class. INSTRUCTOR: College Funding Advisors - Dick Man
Wednesdays: 7:00 - 9:00 p.m. Room: 272
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Sessions:
Using Microsoft Excel, students will learn to create and edit worksheets, learn formulas, functions, range commands, and file management. INSTRUCTOR: Mike Carco
MICROSOFT OFFICE
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GUITAR WORKSHOP FOR MIDDLE SCHOOL STUDENTS
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