summer 2016 - Lakeland Community College

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Noncredit Courses
Continuing Education
Professional Development • Personal Enrichment
Windows 10: Get to Know It
Take the mystery out of this great new operating system!
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Supervisory Series
Start with one course or jump into the 5- or 10-part
series offerings. Page 9
CPR Courses
American Heart Association courses to fit everyone’s
schedule. Page 11
Counseling Children
and Adolescents
Human services CEU class focusing on neuroscientific
research. Page 13
Art Courses
From photography to watercolor painting, find your inner
artist. Page 16
Body Sculpting
Firm up your entire body without building bulky muscles.
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Kids Summer Camps
Camps in science, nature, musical theater, technology
and more! Pages 19-23
SUMMER 2016
Courses offered June through August
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND
CONTINUING EDUCATION
7700 Clocktower Drive
lakelandcc.edu/ce
440.525.7116
Online
Learning
Online learning is
fun, enjoyable and
a very productive
way to learn.
Boost your productivity
and your organization’s
bottom line. Online certificates and courses are
provided by expert instructors. Participate any time,
day or evening, from any computer.
“Before this class … I just didn’t realize how much the Web is
influencing the way we market to people. And it’s only going to
have more of an impact as time goes on … Thanks so much for
everything!” – Jayda Williams
Certificate Programs
Give your career a boost with one of these 12-week
online certificate programs offered by UGotClass. Learn at
your own pace! Taught by experts in their fields. Work at
your own pace within the class dates.
Accounting and Finance for Non-Financial Managers, p. 8.
Designed for non-financial managers, business owners,
entrepreneurs, and other decision-makers to take the mystery out
of money matters. June 6 - Aug. 26
e-Marketing Essentials, p. 7.
An introduction to improving email promotions, analyzing your
website traffic, search engine optimization, and successfully
employing online advertising. June 6 - Aug. 26
Managing Social Media Platforms, p. 6.
How-to techniques to integrate social networks into your
organization. June 6 - Aug. 26
Social Media for Business, p. 6.
Come away with both an understanding of social networks and
practical, how-to techniques to integrate social networks into
your organization or business. June 6 - Aug. 26
Mobile Marketing, p. 7.
Learn how mobile marketing can increase your capabilities to
retain current customers and gain new ones. June 6 - Aug. 26
Video Marketing, p. 7.
Discover how to use simple online video to bond with your
viewer, drive traffic to your website, boost business and build
brand awareness. June 6 - July 29
Ready to learn something new?
Register online at
lakelandcc.edu/ce
Customer Service
Certificate Series
Customer service is a lost art. As business professionals,
we hope that we and our employees always provide
exceptional customer service. But if you’ve ever hung
up your phone in frustration at not being able to reach
an actual human, or hungrily waited for your missing
waitress, you know that customer service doesn’t
always happen the way we know it should. This online
series will help you and your employees to understand,
embrace and improve customer service skills. Learn to
deliver world-class service, improve productivity and
make your organization more successful. Students will
take away some extraordinary insights and techniques
they won’t find anywhere else!
Register for the two-part series and save $45.
Courses can also be taken individually.
17UPDV243.01
$245
6/6-7/29
Online
Keys to Customer Service
Through this course, you can become skilled at being
an exceptional service provider. You can help your
organization and your career by translating your
good service intentions into a workable plan and
gain knowledge of ways to consistently deliver great
service. The payoff is enormous. 17UPDV244.01
$145
6/6-7/1
Online
Extraordinary Customer Service
Extraordinary customer service comes from focusing
on the few essential elements that yield big results.
Discover how easy it is to tweak your customer service
from the ordinary to the extraordinary. You’ll take away
a customer service plan that will help you focus on the
key elements that will get you started on your pathway
to success.
17UPDV245.01
$145
7/5-7/29
Online
Continuing
Education
Summer 2016
Noncredit Schedule
Workforce Development
and Continuing Education
Room: A-1044a
Phone: 440.525.7116
Website: lakelandcc.edu/ce
Welcome to our Summer 2016
course offerings.
We are dedicated to developing
workforce talent, strengthening
businesses, promoting economic
success, and developing a vibrant
community by offering courses
for professional and personal
development.
• Classroom and online courses
• Adult and children’s courses
• Free parking
• Courses fill quickly!
Sign up today
at lakelandcc.edu/ce
How Do I Register?
See page 26 for details.
Lakeland Community College is in
compliance with all applicable federal
and state laws and regulations including
the Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus
Security Policy and Crime Statistics
Act, Family Educational Rights and
Privacy Act, Sexual Offender Awareness
Act, Ohio Sexual Predator Act, and the
Federal Drug Free Workplace Act. The
college reports crime statistics to the U.S.
Justice Department’s Federal Bureau of
Investigation Uniform Crime reports and to
the U.S. Department of Education. For more
information about these laws, contact the
Campus Police Department.
Contents
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Computers
and Technology
Computer Basics
New Technology
Excel
Web Design
Online
Social Media
New Media Marketing
Art, Music and Hobbies
Languages
Sports and Fitness
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Professional
Development
Exam Preparation
Business
Supervision, Leadership and
Human Resources
Job Training
Enrichment
Saturday Fitness
Fitness
Yoga
Entrepreneurship
and Small Business
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Entrepreneurship Center
Center for Business and Industry
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Children and Teens
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CPR Courses
Healthcare and Human Services
Day Camps
W.O.W. Science Camps
Technology Camps
Baby Sitter Training
Nature Camps
Special Interest Camps
Driver’s Education
Test Preparation
College Skills
Reading and Math Skills
Great Lakes Science Center Camps
Senior Adults
Registration
Manufacturing and Industrial
Health and Medical
Healthcare and
Human Services
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Arts, Crafts and Hobbies
Computers and Technology
Health and Wellness
Reading, Writing and Research
Mornings with the Museums
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SUMMER 2016
Professional Development & Continuing Education
Courses are for participants 18 years of age and
older. Children’s courses are individually noted.
Excel
Microsoft Excel 2013 Fast Course Series
For students with experience in Excel. Short on time and need to
improve your Excel skills? This step-by-step, skills-based approach is the
answer. Save $58 by registering for the entire three-course series (listed
below). (18 hours). Courses can also be taken individually.
17UCIT245.01$349
Monday
7/25-8/29
5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
17UCIT245.02$349
Saturday
8/6-8/20
9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Computer Basics
Computer Phobic Plus
Learn to feel comfortable with computer basics such as how to open
programs, find files, save to the hard drive or flash drive, and browse the
Internet. The course also touches on MS Word and clip art, email and
safety from viruses and malware. (4 sessions, 14 hours)
17UCIT112.01$129
Thursday
6/16-7/7
6:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Microsoft Word 2013: Basics
Participants will learn to create, edit, save and print letters and
documents. The instructor will guide hands-on demonstrations to teach
how to copy, move, format, undo, use autotext, set tabs and create
tables, and control page layout. Students should have basic Windows
skills or have taken Computer Phobic Plus. Bring a flash drive to each
class to save your work. (6 hours). Textbook required.
17UCIT150.01$69
Friday
8/12-8/19
9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Microsoft Excel 2013: Basics
Instructor will guide hands-on demonstrations to teach how to enter
data, insert and delete rows and columns, autofill, and create formulas
and functions. Students should have basic Windows skills or have taken
Computer Phobic Plus. Please bring a flash drive to each class to save
your work. (6 hours). Textbook required.
17UCIT200.01$69
Friday
8/12-8/19
1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Microsoft Excel 2013 Fast Course - Level I
Explore the new interface and enhanced features. Topics include
workbook creation, editing and formatting, functions, formulas,
charting and more. (6 hours)
17UCIT246.01$129
Monday
7/25-8/1
5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
17UCIT246.02$129
Saturday
8/6
9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Microsoft Excel 2013 Fast Course - Level II
Expand your spreadsheet skills and learn about tools to manage
large, complex worksheets, tables, workbook protection and many
other advanced features. (6 hours)
17UCIT247.01$129
Monday
8/8-8/15
5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
17UCIT247.02$129
Saturday
8/13
9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Microsoft Excel 2013 Fast Course - Level III
This course will tackle advanced functions such as data analysis
tools, macros, collaboration and more. (6 hours)
17UCIT248.01$129
Monday
8/22-8/29
5:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
17UCIT248.02$129
Saturday
8/20
9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Textbook required for each level.
Bring a flash drive to each class to save your work.
New Technology
Web Design
Windows 10: Get To Know It
Website Creation Level 2 - Advanced
Transitioning from an older version of Windows? Explore the changes
and new features in Windows 10! This course covers the Windows
10 desktop, start menu, and application management, and will
introduce you to Cortana, your personal digital assistant. We'll explore
customization and security options through the control panel, as well as
file organization with File Explorer and browsing with Microsoft Edge.
Course fee includes a take-home, laminated user's guide.
17UCIT706.01$39
Friday
6/24
9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
17UCIT706.02$39
Thursday
7/28
6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
4 To register, visit lakelandcc.edu/ce
For students familiar with basic Web design including HTML and CSS,
or those who have taken Website Creation Level 1 (Basic). During this
class, you will progress from being simply Web page creators to website
designers. We will spend time studying great websites, discuss what
makes them great, and dive into topics such as art theory, design
principles, information architecture, usability, accessibility, and user
interactivity. Make your personal or business websites beautiful,
functional and interactive. Bring a flash drive to class to save your work.
Textbook included in fee.
17UCIT351.01$249
Saturday
6/4-6/25
9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
SUMMER 2016
Online
ONLINE COURSES
Learn when and where you want!
Evernote
Learn how you can use Evernote to save documents, hand written
notes, audio, images and more in one place. You can record meetings,
store files, save receipts, scan and store documents, and create a digital
file cabinet. You can then access your files via mobile, tablet computer
or your desktop.
17UCIT504.01
$195
7/5-7/30
Online
Google +
Discover the best ways to use this social media platform to raise your
online profile, connect with current and potential contacts, and expand
your reach and knowledge in particular subject matter areas.
17UCIT505.01
$195
6/6-7/1
Online
17UCIT505.02
$195
8/1-8/26
Online
Instagram for Business
Instagram can be a marketing gold mine. Learn how to have your
audience generate excellent content for you, build your community and
make hashtags work for you. Lead your business to unending exposure.
Android or iOS devices are recommended for this course.
17UPDV240.01 $195
6/6-7/1
Online
Prezi
Learn how to use and engage your creative side with amazing
presentations and bring your vision to life.
17UCIT318.01
$195
6/6-7/1
Online
Graphic Design for Visual Presentations
Computer Applications
Ed2go 6-week courses Highly interactive, teacher-led online courses.
Affordable, fun, fast, convenient and geared just for you. Sessions start
monthly. Six-week format. Most are $99! Some examples:
• Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint,
Project, Access, Outlook, Publisher
•Photoshop
•Quickbooks
• Lightroom or InDesign
ed2go.com/lccoh
Ed2go Career Training Teacher-led programs that help students
acquire the professional-level skills for many in-demand occupations.
Self-paced — start and finish when you want! An example:
Microsoft Office Specialist 2013
The Microsoft Office Specialist 2013 training program is a preparation
course for the Microsoft Office Specialist Certification Exams in Word,
Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Access.
$1,995
335 hours
(6 months)
careertraining.ed2go.com/lccoh
Enter course title into search box to see description.
Learn to make your presentations look professional when you employ
the latest graphic design techniques and principles, such as page layout
and typography. Create beautiful and effective communications on any
presentation software program that you choose.
17UCIT319.01
$195
6/6-7/1
Online
17UCIT319.02
$195
8/1-8/26
Online
Photoshop for Presentations
Learn to navigate an extensive list of Photoshop features. Gain an
advanced understanding of the popular software, practice the most
commonly used methods, and discover the purpose of each photoediting tool.
17UCIT320.01
$195
7/5-7/29
Online
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SUMMER 2016
Social Media
Managing Social Media Platforms
Certificate Series
Various social networks have distinct characteristics and different
features and each can be used for unique forms of communication
and marketing strategies. This certificate offers three online courses to
provide a firm foundation on Twitter, LinkedIn and Facebook platforms.
Register for the entire series (includes three courses shown below)
and save $90. Courses can also be taken individually.
17UCIT373.01
$495
6/6-8/26
Online
Twitter
Learn the best ways to take advantage of the unique opportunities
Twitter offers when you create relationships and network with your
key constituents. You will learn the best and easiest techniques for
successful interactions in the Twitterverse.
17UCIT367.01
$195 6/6-7/1
Online
Social Media for Business Certificate Series
Integrate social media into your organization—from Facebook to
Twitter, blogging, YouTube, LinkedIn and more. Review the principles of
communication that apply across all networks. Register for the entire
series (includes three courses shown below) and save $90. Courses
can also be taken individually.
17UPDV180.01
$495
6/6-8/26
Online
Facebook for Business
For users already started on Facebook, learn additional skills to
increase the chances of your message being seen and engaging
with your audience. Discover tools to expand your business’ reach.
Adapt and integrate your message across all marketing areas.
17UPDV226.01 $245
7/5-7/29
Online
Social Media: Part 1 - Introduction to Social Media
Learn how businesses use social media for communication,
customer retention, branding, marketing, market research, needs
assessment and serving customers and clients.
17UPDV181.01 $195
6/6-7/1
Online
Social Media: Part 2 - Marketing Using Social Media
Learn quick, easy ways to engage your customers, or clients,
through social media. Find out what the advantages and
disadvantages are of each network and how to use blogs to
generate interest in a product or a service.
17UPDV182.01 $195
7/5-7/29
Online
Social Media: Part 3 - Integrating Social Media
in Your Organization
Create your own private, social network using Ning, work
collaboratively using Google Docs and calendars, and transition
your website to the interactive Web 2.0. Also, learn to develop a
social networking strategy for your organization and how to choose
the right platforms.
17UPDV183.02 $195
8/1-8/26
Online
LinkedIn
LinkedIn is the most popular business social network for building
business relationships and locating referrals. Learn how to set up
your personal profile to get noticed. Use LinkedIn to generate leads,
recruit new employees, and find new jobs.
17UCIT363.02 $195
8/1-8/26
Online
SUMMER 2016
New Media Marketing
e-Marketing Essentials Certificate Series
Improve your email promotions, analyze your website traffic, perfect
your search engine optimization (SEO), and advertise successfully
online. Register for the entire series (includes three courses shown
below) and save $90. Courses can also be taken individually.
17UPDV170.01
$495
6/6-8/26
Online
e-Marketing: Part 1 - Improve Email Promotions
Determine when, what, and how to test email copy. Analyze your
email response rates with tracking and testing.
17UPDV171.01 $195
6/6-7/1
Online
e-Marketing: Part 2 - Boost Your Website Traffic
Analyze visitor traffic, use SEO, and redesign your website copy to
increase your visitors and results.
17UPDV172.01 $195
7/5-7/29
Online
e-Marketing: Part 3 - Online Advertising
Learn how pay-per-click advertising with Google AdWords works.
Test low-budget campaigns to reach desired demographic
audiences. This course also covers Facebook advertising.
17UPDV173.02 $195
8/1-8/26
Online
Video Marketing Certificate
Mobile Marketing Certificate Series
Fifty-eight percent of Americans have a smartphone (Source: Pew
Mobile Technology Fact Sheet, 2014). Learn how to reach these
customers using location-based marketing, mobile payments, QR
codes, apps and mobile coupons. As a non-technical user, learn how
to build, deploy and market smartphone applications across Android,
iPhone and Blackberry platforms. Register for the entire series
(includes three courses shown below) and save $90. Courses can
also be taken individually.
17UPDV191.01
$595
6/6-8/26
Online
Mobile Marketing: Part 1 - Introduction to Mobile
Marketing
Consumers are interacting with brands and connecting to the world
differently because of smartphones. Increase your capabilities
to retain current customers and gain new ones utilizing mobile
marketing.
17UPDV192.01 $195
6/6-7/1
Online
Tell your business’ or organization’s story using video. Video storytelling
connects people using emotional triggers in a way that printed words
are unable to accomplish. Video with good search engine optimization
(SEO) increases the chance of showing up on page one of Google
searches. Register for the entire series (includes two courses shown
below) and save $95. Courses can also be taken individually.
17UPDV189.01
$395
6/6-7/29
Online
Part 1: Video Marketing
Learn to shoot simple, effective videos without costly equipment or
savvy technical skills and create content that commands attention.
Dominate Google and YouTube with your video.
17UPDV230.01 $245
6/6-7/1
Online
Part 2: YouTube for Business
Get your business on YouTube! Learn which types of videos work
best, ways businesses use YouTube, and how to create a YouTube
channel.
17UPDV227.01 $245
7/5-7/29
Online
Mobile Marketing: Part 2 - Cell Phone Apps for Your
Business
Smart businesses are reaching their customers with phone
apps. Nontechnical users will learn step-by-step instructions to
inexpensively build, deploy and market smartphone apps across
Android, iPhone and Blackberry platforms.
17UCIT503.01 $245
7/5-7/29
Online
Mobile Marketing: Part 3 - Advanced Mobile Marketing
Implement a mobile marketing plan by investigating proximity
marketing, mobile marketing metrics, and developing a marketing
campaign. Learn to promote your app, build a landing page, and
determine advanced tracking of your app usage.
17UPDV193.01 $245
6/6-7/1
Online
17UPDV193.02 $245
8/1-8/26
Online
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Professional Development
SUMMER 2016
Data Analysis Certificate Series
Add a new skill set to your portfolio, and make a difference in the
success of your organization. Companies have vast amounts of data
and need people to analyze it, observe trends and make predictions.
Register for the entire series (includes three courses shown below)
and save $90. Courses can also be taken individually.
17UPDV194.01
$495
6/6-8/26
Online
Data Analysis: Introduction
Investigate how to analyze data, observe trends and make
predictions in a business setting.
17UPDV195.01 $195
6/6-7/1
Online
Data Analysis: Intermediate
Many business decisions involve comparing groups for differences.
Explore the statistics behind group differences and relationships, and
learn to work with ratings, graphs and user-friendly reports.
17UPDV196.01 $195
7/5-7/29
Online
Data Analysis: Advanced
Make decisions based on statistically significant information by
performing useful inquiries and communicate these results through
graphs and text.
17UPDV197.02 $195
8/1-8/26
Online
Exam Preparation
LEED Green Associate Certification Exam Preparation
Course
This course prepares participants to take the Green Associate exam
to earn the LEED Green Associate credential from the Green Building
Certification Institute. Participants will examine case studies of LEED
certified building projects, concepts of integrated design, third-party
verification, and the LEED administration process.
17UPDV116.01
$695
6/6-7/29
Online
LEED AP+ Building Design and Construction (BD&C)
Exam Preparation Course
Prepare for the LEED AP+ BD&C accreditation exam. Passing the exam
allows LEED practitioners to operate with more success both on and
off job sites. The prerequisite for the LEED AP+ training is prior LEED AP
accreditation (before 2009) or the LEED Green Associate accreditation.
17UPDV117.01
$795
6/6-7/29
Online
Business
Accounting and Finance for
Non-Financial Managers Certificate Series
This series explains the financial concepts and accounting processes
used in most businesses and will provide practical techniques that will
increase your effectiveness. Register for the entire series (includes
three courses shown below) and save $90. Courses can also be taken
individually.
17UPDV280.01
$495
6/6-8/26
Online
Part 1: Accounting and Finance
for Non-Financial Managers
Learn the seven steps in the accounting cycle and how to use
financial information in decision-making. Leave with the knowledge
to analyze resource allocation and evaluate financial performance.
17UPDV281.01 $195
6/6-7/1
Online
Part 2: Cash is King
Investigate how to make a difference in day-to-day cash activities.
Discover how to maximize cash flow and your role in cash flow
success.
16SPDV282.01 $195
7/5-7/29
Online
Part 3: Financial Analysis and Planning
for Non-Financial Managers
Understand how to assess and analyze financial information to
help you make smart decisions when budgeting, setting goals and
assessing performance within your own area of influence.
17UPDV283.02 $195
8/1-8/26
Online
Supervision, Leadership
and Human Resources
Applying Lean Sigma Practices to HR Functions
Through continuous improvement, you can create change within your
organization. Use Lean principles to streamline HR processes such as
recruiting, hiring, training, compensating and managing performance.
17UQLT213.01
$245
7/5-7/29
Online
Fatal Leadership Errors
Review cases of real leaders who ultimately failed because of their own
actions. Examine the leading errors, inappropriate attitudes, and the
harm in lack of knowledge and skills.
17UPDV239.01 $295
6/6-7/1
Online
Interview Skills
Brush up on your interviewing skills whether you are the job seeker
or the hiring officer. Identify “red flags” and avoid the expense and
problems associated with a bad hire.
17UPDV237.01 $295
6/6-7/1
Online
Onboarding New Employees
Learn how to transition a best candidate to star employee. Onboarding
is the process of socializing new employees into the organization. The
process should begin well before orientation and has long reaching
implications.
17UPDV236.01 $195
6/6-7/1
Online
Professional Development
SUMMER 2016
Supervising Practices and Techniques 10-Session Certificate Series
This 10-session series (Fundamentals of Supervising Practices and
Techniques and Advanced Supervising Practices and Techniques)
is designed to help you successfully plan, organize, direct and
evaluate the work of others; communicate effectively; develop
high-potential employees; exercise decisive leadership; and make
yourself more promotable. (10 sessions, 30 hours)
10-Session Series
17UPDV545.01
Monday
$699 No class 7/4
6/20-8/29
9:00 a.m. - noon
APPROVALS: Each of these sessions below has been approved by the
Board of Executives of Long-Term Services & Supports (BELTSS) and the
HR Certification Institute (HRCI) for 3 continuing education hours.
The use of this seal is
not an endorsement by
the HRCI of the quality
of the programs. It
means the program has
met the HRCI criteria
to be pre-approved for
recertification credit.
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Fundamentals of Supervising Practices and Techniques
Advanced Supervising Practices and Techniques
This fundamental, five-session group is designed to help you exercise
decisive leadership and make yourself more promotable. Register for
the Fundamentals group and save $40. (5 sessions, 15 hours)
This second, five-session group is designed to offer more advanced
techniques in your efforts to become a successful supervisor. Register
for the Advanced group and save $46. (5 sessions, 15 hours)
5-Course Fundamentals Series, Part 1
5-Course Advanced Series, Part 2
17UPDV546.01$375
Monday
6/20-7/25
9:00 a.m. - noon
17UPDV547.01$349
Monday
8/1-8/29
Leadership, the Transition to Supervision
Conflict Management
Employee Relations
Performance Management
Interview and Selection
Teamwork
Explore the skills and attributes required for supervision and
how personalities impact effectiveness. Examine the unique time
management demands involved in being a supervisor.
17UPDV536.01$79
Monday
6/20
9:00 a.m. - noon
Apply some basic motivational concepts to create positive
employee relations. Included in these strategies are effective
organizational communication and grievance systems.
17UPDV537.01$99
Monday
6/27
9:00 a.m. - noon
Learn to accurately identify qualified applicants as well as the basics
of employment law to avoid charges and litigation. Explore pieces
of the process beyond interviewing and selection. Maintain proper
records to ensure a fair and legal system.
17UPDV538.01$79
Monday
7/11
9:00 a.m. - noon
Orientation and Training
A well-organized, competency-based orientation, along with a
strong training program, increases the likelihood of a new employee
being positive and productive.
17UPDV539.01$79
Monday
7/18
9:00 a.m. - noon
Communication Skills
Understanding various oral, written and listening communication
skills improves the effectiveness of the supervisor at all levels of
interaction. Develop strategies to improve effectiveness in a variety
of mediums.
17UPDV544.01$79
Monday
7/25
9:00 a.m. - noon
9:00 a.m. - noon
Examine the nature and causes of conflict as well as an analysis
of individual tendencies. Review conflict situations and develop
appropriate resolution strategies.
17UPDV548.01$79
Monday
8/1
9:00 a.m. - noon
The essence of supervision is the management of employee
performance. Establish standards of performance for each job, and
a system to measure and document against those standards.
17UPDV540.01$79
Monday
8/8
9:00 a.m. - noon
Understand the critical concepts involved in analysis of the current
team, identify gaps and create a plan for improvement. Deal with
individual and group problems that threaten team effectiveness.
17UPDV541.01$79
Monday
8/15
9:00 a.m. - noon
Problem-Solving and Decision-Making
Problems are inevitable and solving them is a key responsibility
of supervisors. Learn methods for doing this alone, with selected
others, or as a workgroup.
17UPDV542.02$79
Monday
8/22
9:00 a.m. - noon
Human Resources Legalities
This session creates an awareness of various legal issues utilizing
simplified language of the actual laws. Examples are provided for
effectively operating within the law and for documenting these
actions.
17UPDV543.02$79
Monday
8/29
9:00 a.m. - noon
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Job Training Certificate Programs
SUMMER 2016
Manufacturing and Industrial
Welding: GTAW (TIG)
This course introduces students to the basic concepts of design and
production of many types of weldments with emphasis on proper
design, set-up and techniques to produce a cost-effective weldment
using the gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW) or (TIG) process. Laboratory
experience includes skill development in MIG, TIG, flux-cored and
submerged arc welding. A materials fee of $165 is included in the price.
17UMFG125.01$588
Tue, Thu
5/31-7/21
8:00 a.m. - 11:40 a.m.
Pipe Welding - 6G
This course introduces students to the ASME and API pipe welding
standards. Laboratory sessions will provide hands-on time to develop
skills to produce quality welds on flat plate and then on pipe. A
materials fee of $300 is included in the price. Prior stick welding training
is required. See our website for more details.
16SMFG126.02$635
MTWR
5/23 - 6/16
4:00 p.m. - 8:40 p.m.
Welding Certification Prep Classes
The following six courses are designed to prepare the experienced
welder for American Welding Society (AWS), American Society of
Mechanical Engineers (ASME) or American Petroleum Institute (API)
certification exams. Please note that each course requires students
to be proficient in the type of welding for which they will be tested.
These courses do not teach the skills. All materials and one test attempt
are included in the fee. Students must produce an acceptable weld
for certification from the testing authority. Additional fees apply for
re-testing. Students must provide safety glasses, gloves, protective
clothing, and goggles/helmet.
Stick Welding (AWS D1.1 –3G) Certification Preparation
17UMFG131.01$314
MTWR
6/20-6/23
4:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
MIG/MAG Welding (AWS D1.1 –3G GMAW-P) Certification
Preparation
17UMFG132.01$314
MTWR
6/27-6/30
4:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Health and Medical
Medical Transcription Series
Medical Transcription 1, Basic
Gain basic medical transcription skills and knowledge in medical
terminology and anatomy/physiology in six-body systems/specialties.
Spend 280 hours (approx. 3-6 months) studying and transcribing
actual doctors’ dictation. Books and materials are required; see
lakelandcc.edu/ce for details.
17UHLC202.01 $495
Online
Medical Transcription 2, Intermediate
actual doctors’ dictation. Learn eight additional body systems/
specialties. Books and materials are required; see lakelandcc.edu/ce for
details. Prerequisite: Medical Transcription 1, or completion of test.
17UHLC203.01 $545
Online
Medical Transcription 3, Advanced
actual doctors’ dictation, plus learn eight final body systems. Includes
a course in professionalism. Upon completion, students may take
the national certification exam through the AHDI (Association for
Healthcare Documentation Integrity). Books and materials used
in parts one and two will also be used in this course. Prerequisites:
Medical Transcription 1 and 2 or completion of a test. See details at
lakelandcc.edu/ce.
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17UMFG133.01$314
MTWR
7/11 –7/14
4:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Stick Welding (AWS D1.1 –4G 7018) Certification
Preparation
17UMFG134.01$314
MTWR
7/18 –7/21
4:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Pipe Welding (ASME –6G 6010 root 7018 out SMAW)
Certification Preparation
17UMFG135.01$364
MTWR
7/25-7/28
4:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Pipe Welding (API 1104) Certification Preparation
17UMFG136.01$549
MTWR
8/1 –8/4
4:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Dental Radiology Recertification
Come to our review course for dental assistants who are currently
certified by the Ohio State Dental Board as a Dental Assistant
Radiographer. This course can also be used as required continuing
education needed for recertification. You will rotate through a series
of stations, each with hands-on activities designed to promote critical
thinking skills and covering these topics:
• Intraoral film size selection
• Intraoral film holding devices
• Dental radiographic anatomy
• Mounting of a full-mouth series of radiographs
• Identification and correction of intraoral radiographic exposure errors
• Identification and correction of intraoral film processing errors
• Use of aseptic technique in intraoral film processing
17FHLC501.01$79
Wednesday
11/9
6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
SUMMER 2016
American Heart Association
The American Heart Association (AHA) strongly promotes knowledge and proficiency in BLS, ACLS and PALS and has
developed instructional materials for this purpose. Use of these materials in an educational course does not represent
course sponsorship by the American Heart Association, and fees charged for such courses do not represent income of
the American Heart Association. Textbooks are available at the Lakeland Bookstore. Call 440.525.7124 for hours.
CPR Courses
Basic Life Support (BLS) CPR for Healthcare Providers
This is an American Heart Association (AHA) CPR course for healthcare
providers such as first responders, nurses, EMTs, firefighters, police
officers, dental professionals and healthcare students. It can also be
taken by nonprofessionals who would like a formal skills assessment.
Topics covered include: infant, child and adult CPR, choking
emergencies, and AED use. Textbook purchase is required; cards
distributed at end of class (valid for two years).
17UHLC100.01$59
Saturday
6/4
9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
17UHLC100.02$59
Tuesday
6/7
4:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
17UHLC100.03$59
Saturday
6/11
9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
17UHLC100.04$59
Monday
6/13
4:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
17UHLC100.05$59
Saturday
6/25
9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
17UHLC100.06$59
Monday
6/27
4:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
17UHLC100.07$59
Thursday
6/30
5:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
17UHLC100.08$59
Saturday
7/9
9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
17UHLC100.09$59
Monday
7/11
4:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
17UHLC100.10$59
Saturday
7/16
10:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
17UHLC100.11$59
Tuesday
7/19
4:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
17UHLC100.12$59
Saturday
7/23
9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
17UHLC100.13$59
Monday
7/25
4:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
17UHLC100.14$59
Saturday
7/30
9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
17UHLC100.15$59
Tuesday
8/2
4:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
17UHLC100.16$59
Saturday
8/6
10:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
17UHLC100.17$59
Monday
8/8
4:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
17UHLC100.18$59
Saturday
8/13
10:00 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.
17UHLC100.19$59
Tuesday
8/16
4:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
17UHLC100.20$59
Saturday
8/20
9:00 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.
17UHLC100.21$59
Monday
8/22
4:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
17UHLC100.22$59
Wednesday
8/24
5:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
17UHLC100.23$59
Friday
8/26
1:00 p.m. - 5:30 p.m.
Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) Provider
This course is for medical professionals to prepare how to manage a
cardiac arrest and certain cardiac problems in accordance with AHA
guidelines. Participants must have a working knowledge of basic EKG
interpretation and pharmacology. Participants must take the pretest
in the ACLS manual, print out the certificate, and bring a valid BLS card
and the ACLS manual to class.
17UHLC102.01$149
Saturday
6/18-6/25
9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
ACLS Recertification
Review the knowledge and skills necessary to manage a victim through
a cardiac emergency. A working knowledge of basic EKG is required
(EKG course completion is recommended). Participants must take the
pretest in the ACLS manual, print out the certificate, and bring a valid
BLS card (no more than 30 days expired) and the ACLS manual to class.
17UHLC103.01$79
Saturday
8/20
8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
PALS: Pediatric Advanced Life Support
This instructor-led, two-day course uses a series of simulated
pediatric emergencies to reinforce the important concepts of a
systematic approach to pediatric assessment, basic life support, PALS
treatment algorithms, effective resuscitation, and team dynamics.
Textbook required.
17UHLC110.Z1$200
Thu, Fri
6/9-6/17
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
17UHLC110.Z2$200
Mon, Thu
8/8-8/11
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
PALS Recertification
Renew your PALS certification in one day. Textbook required.
17UHLC116.Z1$120
Monday
7/18
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
These courses will be held at University Hospitals
Woodiebrook Education Center in Chardon.
11
SUMMER 2016
Lakeland Community College is an Approved Provider for the State
of Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, and Marriage and Family Therapist
Board (RCS111403). The college is also a Preferred Provider for the
Board of Executives of Long-Term Services and Supports (BELTSS) for
contact hours. The Ohio Board of Nursing (“N”) and the Ohio Board
of Speech - Language Pathology and Audiology (“L”) will accept
continuing education hours approved by these boards. Selected
courses have been approved by the Ohio Chemical Dependency
Professionals Board. General public welcome to attend all classes.
Excellence in Supervision
Supervision may be the highest calling. It involves the sharing of
knowledge, skills and experience in addition to mentoring, gatekeeping,
monitoring and evaluating. Whether a student or employee, the
supervisory relationship can make or break a student’s education and
training or an employee’s performance. The purpose of this course is to
provide a framework of high-quality supervision. We will cover evidencebased and competence-based models of supervision, and application
to common supervisory situations and dilemmas will be covered as well.
(3 Hours) Early-bird deadline: May 31. Approvals: A, C, N, S. Provides
three supervisory hours for C and S. Instructor: Brando Tupaz, PCC-S.
17UPDV425.01$69
Friday
6/10
9:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Living a Legacy
During this training, learn how therapy techniques can help clients
explore their purpose in life, identify their values, and create a legacy
statement. You will learn powerful questions to ask your clients to
identify the path that is right to build a life of purpose and achieve
meaningful goals. (3 Hours) Early-bird deadline: June 8. Approvals: A,
C, D (subject area: R1), N, S. Instructor: Heather Lindsay, PC.
17UPDV437.01$79
Saturday
6/18
9:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Couples Counseling
We will go over the therapeutic process with explanations,
demonstrations and hands-on learning. Included is explanation of a
counselor’s role and expectations, getting started, sources of system
imbalances, assessment, goal planning, and key interactive patterns
in a system. In the afternoon, delve more deeply into major sources of
system imbalances, interactive patterns and goal planning, with a major
focus on intervention strategies. (6 Hours) Early-bird deadline: May 24.
Approvals: C, N, S. Instructor: David Santoro, Ph.D.
17UPDV352.01$119
Friday
6/3
9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Therapy with Difficult Clients
Treatment-resistant disorders (including anxiety, eating and psychotic
disorders) require special skills. We will also cover working with sex
offenders and keeping court-ordered clients engaged in treatment.
(3 Hours) Early-bird deadline: May 27. Approvals: C, N, S.
Instructor: Rick Amster, LPC.
17UPDV426.01$79
Monday
6/6
5:30 p.m. - 8:45 p.m.
Teaching Ethics in a Supervisory Relationship
Learn to understand the didactic relationship between supervisor and
supervisee, how to separate personal views and connotations from
established ethical codes within a discipline, and how to communicate
your expectations effectively. Topics covered include: how to have
effective boundaries; review of established ethical standards for the
mental health disciplines; and the strength-based supervision model. (3
Hours) Early-bird deadline: June 17. Provides three hours of ethics or
supervision for C and S. Approvals: D (subject areas: C9, P3, S2), A and N.
Instructor: Yvette Semon, PCC-S.
17UPDV393.01$79
Monday
6/27
5:30 - 8:45 p.m.
HIPAA Compliance in a FERPA World (Ethics)
Approval Key
A =nursing home administrators (BELTSS)
C = counselors
D =chemical dependency professionals
L =speech/language pathologists/audiologists (SLPs)
N =RNs, LPNs
S =social workers
School-based therapists have a lot to consider. While working with
youth, parents, and school staff can be rewarding, identifying the
potential confidentiality pitfalls under both HIPAA and FERPA can be a
real ethical dilemma. How do we advocate for our clients, get involved
in the school process, and meet the expectations of the primary care
giver all at the same time? Learn some viable options for IEP language,
accommodations, and access in the school setting. Instructor: Yvette
Semon, LPCC-S. (3 Hours) Early-bird deadline: June 29. Approved for
ethics hours for C, L and S, and for general hours for N. Instructor: Yvette
Semon, PCC-S.
17UPDV432.01$79
Friday
7/8
9:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
SUMMER 2016
Counseling Children and Adolescents:
A Neuroscientific Approach
In recent years, new knowledge and information has surfaced from
neuroscientific research. This has contributed to clinical counseling
and therapy approaches that are believed to be more scientific, less
stigmatizing, more consumer friendly, and more effective. This program
reviews how to apply this information to the most common issues
when counseling children and adolescents. Topics covered include: a
neuroscientific approach to common therapy modalities such as family
therapy, parental coaching, and individual therapy.
Early-bird deadline: July 5. (6 Hours) Approvals: C, N, S. Instructor:
Brando Tupaz, PCC-S.
17UPDV422.01$119
Friday
7/15
9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Staying in the Lines: Creative Ways to Build Resiliency
“Resiliency” has been a buzzword for years now, but how much
attention have we really paid to it, especially when it pertains to our
own lives? We will use art therapy techniques and some out-of-thebox thinking to find ways to bounce back from life’s curve balls! In this
interactive experience, we will share our own tools and collectively
create more. Participants will leave with resources for personal and
client use to build a resiliency plan. (3 Hours)
Early-bird deadline: July 6. Approvals: A, C, D (subject area: R1), N, S.
Instructor: Heather Lindsay, PC.
17UPDV438.01$79
Saturday
7/16
9:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
DSM-5: Changing the Diagnostic Process
and Treatment Delivery
The Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM)
continues to be an important tool in the effective treatment of mental
and emotional conditions. This course explores DSM's rich history
rooted in psychology and how it has influenced the practical work done
with clients. This course will also focus on the significant changes in the
latest edition, DSM-5, and how these changes translate into effective
treatment. (6 Hours) Early-bird deadline: July 28. Approvals: C, D
(subject areas: P8, R1), N, S. Instructor: Brando Tupaz, PCC-S.
17UPDV414.01$119
Friday
8/5
9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Hoarding
Six million Americans suffer from the effects of hoarding their
belongings. This interferes with their ability to live, maintain
relationships and work. Learn why people hoard to the point that their
lives become unmanageable, and what treatments and interventions
work. (6 Hours) Early-bird deadline: Aug. 2. Approvals: A, C, N, S.
Instructor: Rhoda Fischer, LSW.
17UPDV384.01$119
Friday
8/12
9:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Teen Behavior: Is This Normal?
Understand adolescent developmental stages and identify the “levels”
of behavior: safe, risky or dangerous. Learn to set boundaries for the
“know-it-all-adult” in the teen’s head while nurturing the insecure child
inside. For parents, therapists or case managers, this class will prove
to be a useful way to gain insight into what is normal teen behavior in
today’s world, discover how to establish boundaries within the family,
and research the community resources that are available for those teens
who are at risk. Early-bird deadline: July 22. (3 Hours) Approvals: C, D
(subject areas: P4, R1), N, S. Instructor: Yvette Semon, PCC-S.
17UPDV392.01$79
Tuesday
8/2
9:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Men and Women: Differences Through the Lifespan
Discuss the biological and environmental forces that shape male and
female behavior in the areas of emotional expression, choice of mate,
aggression and sex. Sternberg's Model of Love, the warning signs of a
doomed relationship, changing roles of mothers and fathers, aging and
its impact on men and women, widowhood, and concepts of marriage
and intimacy, will be discussed as well. (4 Hours)
Early-bird deadline: Aug. 16. Approvals: A, C, N, S.
Instructor: Julia Watson, M.A.
17UPDV304.01$89
Friday
8/26
9:00 a.m. - 1:15 p.m.
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Senior Adults
SUMMER 2016
Arts, Crafts and Hobbies
Art Course: Fun with Watercolor
Learn basic brush strokes, elements of design, and mixing paint
techniques for both beginners and experienced painters. Short
demonstrations will be offered allowing plenty of time to paint and
create. Required supplies will be discussed during the first class.
(8 sessions)
17UCLL201.01$65
Friday
6/17-8/5
9:30 a.m. - noon
Art Course: Experience Colored Pencil Drawing
Mediumship — The Basics
Topics will include: the definition and history of mediumship, medium
versus psychics, recognizing loving and helpful signals, physical versus
mental mediumship skills, spirit guides, the six mediumship “clairs”
(clairvoyance, etc.), and preparation for connecting and receiving
information.
17UCLL427.01$15
Thursday
6/23
6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Create realistic pictures that glow using colored pencils! Bring your
landscape, still life, flowered and portrait work to life. Hands-on tips,
examples and demonstration will be provided. All levels of drawers are
welcome. Bring a photo to first class. Suggested supply list found on the
website. (6 sessions)
17UCLL205.01$49
Thursday
6/2-7/7
6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
17UCLL205.02$49
Thursday
7/21-8/25
6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Computer Phobic Plus
Floral Design: Fundamentals
Participants will learn to create, edit, save and print letters and
documents. The instructor will guide hands-on demonstrations to teach
how to copy, move, format, undo, use autotext, set tabs and create
tables, and control page layout. Students should have basic Windows
skills or have taken Computer Phobic Plus. Bring a flash drive to each
class to save your work. (6 hours). Textbook required.
17UCIT150.01$69
Friday
8/12-8/19
9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Learn the fundamentals of flower arranging to create corsages,
boutonnieres, wreaths and centerpieces. Fresh, dried and silk flowers
will be used. Bring wire cutters and knife to each class. A material fee is
optional and will be discussed during the first class. (5 sessions)
17UPER508.01$59
Tuesday
6/14-7/12
6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Learn to feel comfortable with computer basics such as how to open
programs, find files, save to the hard drive or flash drive, and browse the
Internet. The course also touches on MS Word and clip art, email and
safety from viruses and malware. (4 sessions, 14 hours)
17UCIT112.01$129
Thursday
6/16-7/7
6:00 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Microsoft Word 2013: Basics
Microsoft Excel 2013: Basics
Instructor will guide hands-on demonstrations to teach how to enter
data, insert and delete rows and columns, autofill, and create formulas
and functions. Students should have basic Windows skills or have taken
Computer Phobic Plus. Please bring a flash drive to each class to save
your work. (6 hours). Textbook required.
17UCIT200.01$69
Friday
8/12-8/19
1:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
Windows 10: Get To Know It
Golf: Ready? Set? Golf!
Learn to significantly improve your game in this clinic for beginner
and intermediate golfers. Topics include: your long and short game,
rules and etiquette, and on-the-course instruction. Golf balls are not
included in course fee. Attend the first class rain or shine. Location:
Airport Greens, 28980 White Road in Willoughby Hills. (6 sessions)
17UCLL408.Z1$99
Tue, Thu
6/14-6/30
10:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Transitioning from an older version of Windows? Explore the changes
and new features in Windows 10! This course covers the Windows
10 desktop, start menu, and application management, and will
introduce you to Cortana, your personal digital assistant. We’ll explore
customization and security options through the control panel, as well as
file organization with File Explorer and browsing with Microsoft Edge.
Course fee includes a take-home, laminated user’s guide.
17UCIT706.01$39
Friday
6/24
9:00 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
17UCIT706.02$39
Thursday
7/28
6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
NOTE: More computer courses on pages 4-5.
Senior Adults
SUMMER 2016
Health and Wellness
Meditation Techniques: Connections of the Heart with a
Deceased Loved One
This heart meditation technique is a gently-led, meditative process
used to connect with a deceased loved one. It is a guided meditative,
relaxation process using our six intuitive senses. The technique is
simple, direct and, oftentimes, a profound and rewarding process.
17UCLL425.01$15
Thursday
6/23
1:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Medicare: Everything You Need to Know to Get Started
with Medicare
This course is Medicare-made-easy. Gain a basic understanding of how
Medicare works. Learn what Parts A, B, C and D do, and do not, cover.
Understand the differences between the Original Medicare Plan and a
Medicare Advantage Plan.
17UCLL402.01$15
Thursday
6/23
6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Reading, Writing and Research
Monday Book Club — Summer
Reading is knowledge! Join us on the second Monday of each month
as noted. Read the books listed below prior to meeting. This program
is co-sponsored with Morley Library.
JULY 11 “Vaclav and Lena: A Novel” by Haley Tanner
Vaclav and Lena meet as children in an ESL class. Vaclav is precocious
and verbal; Lena, struggling with English takes comfort in the safety
of his adoration and his noisy, loving home. Then, Lena disappears
from his life. Readers of “Major Pettigrew’s last Stand” will enjoy this
book.
AUG. 8 “Winged Obsessions: the Pursuit of the World’s Most
Notorious Butterfly Smuggler” by Jessica Speart
This fascinating glimpse into the illegal market in exotic and
endangered butterflies will have you rooting for creatures you didn’t
know existed before reading this book.
SEPT. 12 “Stone Mattress: Nine Tales” by Margaret Atwood
In Stone Mattress, Atwood “dances over the dark swamps of horror in
the wings of satirical wit.” This collection of stories about writers and
lovers is surprisingly unsettling, gripping, and at once laugh-out-loud
hilarious.
17UCLL710.01$15
Monday
7/11-9/12
2:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m.
MORNINGS
with the
Live
Video Conferencing
at Lakeland’s
Holden University Center
Museums
June • July • August
The Lakeland Foundation is pleased to bring
special museum presentations to Lake County.
Sponsored by:
•Friday mornings
•Coffee and breakfast pastry
•Informal discussion
JUNE
Clash of Armor: The Battle of the Monitor
and the Virginia
The Mariners’ Museum: The development of ironclad
ships during the American Civil War forever changed
naval warfare. Using artifacts from the USS Monitor and the CSS Virginia,
we will explore the development of these ships and history’s first ironcladto-ironclad combat. We will also learn about the Monitor National Marine
Sanctuary wreck site and how the area is being conserved.
17UCLL127.01$15
Friday
6/24
10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
JULY
Clevelanders and the Grand Tour: How Travel Shaped
Cleveland’s Cultural & Philanthropic Infrastructure
The Cleveland Museum of Art & Case
Western Reserve University (CWRU):
During the 19th century, wealthy
Clevelanders polished their cultural
credentials by taking a grand tour of
Europe where they explored castles,
museums, and spectacular natural landscapes. These tours left lasting
impressions (both good and bad) on those who traveled and changed
the cultural landscape of Cleveland. Dr. Holly Witchey of CWRU leads the
discussion with humor and insight based on her research on the Wade family
and their journeys.
17UCLL128.01$15
Friday
7/8
10:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
AUGUST
Birding in Alaska – Seabirds up close!
Effective Copywriting
Pinpoint the tools and techniques you need to improve your
copywriting skills. Topics include: copywriting essentials, getting to the
point, self-editing, and creating attention-grabbing press releases.
17UPDV238.01
$195
7/5 - 7/29
Online
Alaska SeaLife Center: Visit Alaska… virtually!
Watch Alaskan birds up close and learn about current
research programs at the dynamic Alaska SeaLife
Center! Observe the diving seabirds in their avian
habitat as we discuss the behaviors and adaptations
of these intriguing animals. See how they stay warm in the cold oceans,
dive underwater, and catch fish. We’ll be meeting tufted & horned puffins,
common murres, rhinoceros auklets, pigeon guillemots, eiders, long-tailed
ducks and harlequin ducks.
17UCLL129.01$15
Friday
8/12
10:30 a.m. - noon
15
Enrichment
SUMMER 2016
Art, Music and Hobbies
Floral Design: Fundamentals
Art Course: Acrylic Painting for Beginning/Intermediate
Photography: Introduction
Create lovely works of art as you navigate the basics of color theory and
mixing, application, composition and design. Work from a still life photo
or your imagination. This is an exploration class, not a step-by-step
course. Each session will begin with a demonstration. (6 sessions)
17UPER506.01$69
Thursday
6/23-7/28
6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Learn the fundamentals of flower arranging to create corsages,
boutonnieres, wreaths and centerpieces. Fresh, dried and silk flowers
will be used. Bring wire cutters and knife to each class. A material fee is
optional and will be discussed during the first class. (5 sessions)
17UPER508.01$59
Tuesday
6/14-7/12
6:00 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Learn to use manual settings on your 35mm SLR camera (film or digital)
to create brilliant photos. Discover metering, exposure settings, lenses,
accessories, film types, principles of design and creative techniques.
Film processing is the responsibility of the participants. (3 sessions)
17UPER513.01$85
Monday
6/13-6/27
6:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Art Course: Drawing and Sketching
Learn the basic skills for all mediums, how light affects shadows to
reveal tonal values within a composition, and how hard and soft edges
work together to create a finished rendering. Short demonstrations will
be offered. (6 sessions)
17UPER537.01$69
Wednesday
7/6-8/10
6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Languages
ONLINE COURSES
Art Course: Watercolor
Have fun learning the basics of watercolor. Topics include: mixing and
applying colors, explanation of various techniques, and composition
and design. You may bring in your own projects. Short demonstrations
and examples will be offered. (6 sessions)
17UPER544.01$69
Tuesday
6/7-7/12
6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
17UPER544.02$69
Tuesday
7/26-8/30
6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Art Course: Experience Colored Pencil Drawing
Create realistic pictures that glow using colored pencils! Bring your
landscape, still life, flowered and portrait work to life. Hands-on tips,
examples and demonstration will be provided. All levels of drawers are
welcome. Bring a photo to first class. (6 sessions)
17UCLL205.01$49
Thursday
6/2-7/7
6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
17UCLL205.02$49
Thursday
7/21-8/25
6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Supply lists for the above courses
are listed on the website.
Learn when and where you want!
Languages
Ed2go 6-week courses Highly interactive, teacher-led online
courses. Affordable, fun, fast, convenient and geared just for you.
Sessions start monthly. Six-week format.
Most are $99! Some examples:
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Beginning Conversational French
Instant Italian
Conversational Japanese
Spanish for Law
Enforcement
· Spanish for
Medical Professionals
ed2go.com/lccoh
Sports and Fitness
SUMMER 2016
Total Body Fitness
Saturday Fitness
Body Sculpting
Learn exercises designed by a certified fitness trainer to firm your
entire body. Get fit without building muscular size or bulk while
increasing your cardio endurance. Bring a set of five-pound
dumbbells, exercise mat, stretch band or towel, and a water bottle.
All fitness levels are welcome.
17UREC202.01$59
Saturday
6/18-8/13
9:30 a.m. - 10:30 a.m.
Barre FX
Barre FX is a fun and innovative total-body workout. It incorporates
major muscle groups, combining primarily ballet and Pilates
movements in a unique way that reshapes the whole body. Bring a
set of five-pound dumbbells, exercise mat, stretch band or towel, and
a water bottle.
17UREC236.01$39
Saturday
6/18-8/13
10:30 a.m. - 11:00 a.m.
Stretch This by Body Sculpting
Stretch the entire body, including the lower back and core area. This
course utilizes the best stretches from ballet, yoga, physical therapy
and Pilates. All fitness levels welcome. Bring an exercise mat, water
bottle and stretch band.
17UREC201.01$39
Saturday
6/18-8/13
11:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
Fitness
Body Sculpting
Learn exercises designed by a certified fitness trainer to firm your entire
body. Get fit without building muscular size or bulk while increasing
your cardio endurance. Bring a set of five-pound dumbbells, exercise
mat, stretch band or towel, and a water bottle. All fitness levels are
welcome.
17UREC202.02$139
Tue, Thu
7/12-9/29
6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
17UREC202.03$59
Tue, Thu
7/12-8/4
6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
17UREC202.04$59
Tue, Thu
8/9-9/1
6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
17UREC202.05$59
Tue, Thu
9/6-9/29
6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Stretch This by Body Sculpting
Stretch the entire body, including the lower back and core area. This
course utilizes the best stretches from ballet, yoga, physical therapy and
Pilates. All fitness levels welcome. Bring an exercise mat, water bottle
and stretch band.
17UREC201.02$39
Tue, Thu
7/12-8/4
5:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
17UREC201.03$39
Tue, Thu
8/9-9/1
5:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
17UREC201.04$39
Tue, Thu
9/6-9/29
5:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
This course is designed to improve your cardio fitness level along with
sculpting your body using new, high-energy group fitness exercises.
Turbo charge your muscles, and strengthen your heart and lungs by
using different moves and group fitness disciplines.
17UREC228.01$135
Tue, Thu
6/14-8/4
5:15 p.m. - 6:15 p.m.
Suspension Training with TRX
Suspension training is a form of resistance training that includes
bodyweight exercises in which a variety of multiplanar, compoundexercise movements can be performed. The goal is development of core
strength, balance, flexibility and joint stability.
17UREC246.01$125
Mon, Wed
6/13-8/3
5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Barre FX
Barre FX is a fun and innovative total-body workout. It incorporates
major muscle groups, combining primarily ballet and Pilates
movements in a unique way that reshapes the whole body. Bring a set
of five-pound dumbbells, exercise mat, stretch band or towel, and a
water bottle.
17UREC236.02$59
Mon, Wed
6/1-6/27
6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
17UREC236.03$59
Mon, Wed
7/11-8/3
6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
17UREC236.04$59
Mon, Wed
8/8-8/31
6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
Yoga
Yoga at Noon - Master the Basics
Treat your body, mind and spirit to an hour of renewal at midday!
This multilevel course includes stretching, alignment, breath-work,
relaxation, and yogic philosophy. Taught in the classic tradition of
Satyananda Yoga. Bring a yoga mat and wear comfortable clothing.
17UREC213.01$139
MWF
6/6-7/18
Noon - 1:00 p.m.
17UREC213.02$59
Monday
6/6-7/18
Noon - 1:00 p.m.
17UREC213.03$59
Wednesday
6/8-7/13
Noon - 1:00 p.m.
17UREC213.04$59
Friday
6/10-7/15
Noon - 1:00 p.m.
17UREC213.05$139
MWF
7/20-8/29
Noon - 1:00 p.m.
17UREC213.06$59
Monday
7/25-8/29
Noon - 1:00 p.m.
17UREC213.07$59
Wednesday
7/20-8/24
Noon - 1:00 p.m.
17UREC213.08$59
Friday
7/22-8/26
Noon - 1:00 p.m.
Yoga: My Hour of Peace
Treat yourself to a truly gentle yoga course. All skill levels are welcome.
Enjoy the revitalizing practices even if you have challenges with your
mobility, strength or balance. Bring a yoga mat, and at least one
blanket that can be folded up into a firm roll or cushion.
17UREC241.01$59
Wednesday
6/8-7/13
6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
17UREC241.02$59
Wednesday
7/20-8/24
6:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m..
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Entrepreneurship and Small Business
SUMMER 2016
Entrepreneurship Center
Center for Business and Industry
Customized Training, Consulting
and Coaching
The following sessions are offered by the
Lakeland Entrepreneurship Center in partnership with
the Ohio Small Business Development Center and
Lakeland Community College.
On BASE – Start-Up Business Training:
Building a Successful Enterprise
Lakeland Community College
T Building, Room 209
June 10 and Aug. 12, 2016 from 8:30 a.m. - noon
Auburn Career Center
Technology Building, Room 106
May 16 and July 11, 2016 from 6-9:30 p.m.
Instructor - Small Business Development Center staff
The Ohio Small Business Center at Lakeland Community College
and Auburn Career Center, is offering this training for those who are
interested in starting a business. Following completion of the training,
you will know what it takes to start a business.
Topics include: your business idea; market research; importance of a
business plan; resources — where to get them, how to utilize them;
ownership structures (LLC, Corp, etc.); regulatory steps; record keeping;
and financing. Seating is limited, so you must register. No walk-ins.
Reservations required.
Call 440.525.7706 or go to lakelandcc.edu/sbdc under Classes
and Seminars.
We provide ON-SITE training and development
opportunities, matched to your organization’s
strategies and challenges, with bottom-line results.
Our Expertise:
Workplace Technology
Microsoft Office, Project Management, Crystal Reports
Business Process Improvement
Six Sigma, Lean, Quality, Performance Management
Industrial Skill Training
Blueprint Reading, Machining, CNC, Welding,
PLC, Electricity, and more
Performance Development
Team Building, Leadership Development,
Customer Service, Change Management
Custom Assessment Tools
Job Profiling, Ability Testing, Work Styles Assessments
Computer Rental Services
Laptops with MS versions 2003, 2007, 2010, 2013,
no cost maintenance and tech support,
daily, weekly and monthly rentals
The Center for Business and Industry provides highly experienced
subject matter experts, competitive pricing and professional customer
service. We can:
• Do more than just on-site training — we find strengths and fill gaps
• Identify, train and grow employees thus improving their value in
your organization
• Change workplace behaviors with innovative approaches
• Deliver learning experiences aligned with your performance needs
and strategic business goals
We can train your team at your place or ours.
The Small Business Development Center of Ohio (SBDC)
program is funded in part through a cooperative
agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration.
The SBDC program is also funded in part by the Ohio
Development Services Agency. All opinions, conclusions or
recommendations expressed are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect
the views of the SBA. Reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities
will be made if requested at least two weeks in advance. Contact Angela Clements
Cattell at 440.525.7706, 7700 Clocktower Drive, Kirtland, Ohio 44094.
Contact us today to get started!
The Center for Business and Industry
440.525.7538 • [email protected].
C E N T E R F O R B U S I N E S S & I N D U S T RY
Children and Teens
SUMMER 2016
W.O.W. Science Camps
Day Camps
College for Kids
Summer Camp 2016
June 13 - Aug. 5, 2016 Grades 1-6
Send your child to college for the summer! The College for Kids
program offers your child an exciting, fun-filled and educational
summer. Hands-on learning and exploration activities include:
• music
• art
• math
• science
• outdoor education
• creative writing
• physical education
• Spanish
Instructors are certified teachers or experts in their field. We
maintain a 12:1 student to staff ratio. Camp fee includes lunch,
afternoon snack, all supplies and before- and after-care. Spend
your day with the peace of mind that your child is in a fun, safe
and exciting camp! Additional details and instructions will be sent
upon registration. Full payment is due at time of registration.
Fee includes a $100 processing fee that is nonrefundable after
May 1, 2016.
Please feel free to contact us with any questions regarding our
camp. Call 440.525.7536 or email [email protected].
Musical Theater and Production Camp (Grades 5-12)
Go behind the scenes and be part of a theater production from start to
finish! Each day will be packed with exercises in acting, improvisation,
scene writing, set painting, prop making, musicals, and more. The
three-week camp will conclude with an onstage production on Friday,
July 8, 2016. A $30 supply fee is due with registration.
17UYTH220.01$599
MTWRF
6/17-7/8
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
W.O.W. Science - Mad Scientist Week
(Grades 1-2)
NEW
Have you ever heard of elephant toothpaste? Or wanted to make your
own bouncy ball? We will be conducting experiments to create items
such as lava lamps, silly putty and balloon rockets. We will reveal the
“mad science” behind our concoctions, explaining how and why they
work! Be prepared to get your hands messy and see every day materials
transform into science!
17UYTH215.01$119
MTWRF
6/27-7/1
9:00 a.m. - noon
W.O.W. Science - Edible Science
(Grades 3-4)
NEW
Do you enjoy eating? Did you know science can be edible? Come
explore how to make a solar oven, calculate distance with marshmallow
shooters, participate in popcorn Olympics and so much more! We will
be using food to explore properties of science such as conduction,
velocity and chemical properties. Be prepared to have a great
experience!
17UYTH216.01$119
MTWRF
6/20-6/24
9:00 a.m. - noon
W.O.W. Science - Engineering Challenges
(Grades 5-6)
NEW
You will be using Legos and everyday objects such as Popsicle® sticks
and cups to compete in engineering challenges. We will be testing the
strength of our structures and creating chain reactions. Get ready to
design and test your models in fun engineering challenges.
17UYTH217.01$119
MTWRF
6/13-6/17
9:00 a.m. - noon
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Children and Teens
SUMMER 2016
K'Nex® Robotics, Coasters and
Machines in Action (Grades 3-6)
Technology
Camps
Discover how real-world amusement park rides work using K'nex® models.
Teams of four will use K'nex® control boxes, lights, and motors to program
a Spinning Carpet, Double Ferris Wheel, a Tramcar, and many other
models. A robot fee of $30 is due to Funutation the first day of camp.
17UYTH334.01$229
MTWRF
7/18-7/22
12:15 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Week 1 - July 11-15, 2016
Super Mario Bros.® with Scratch®
and Makey Makey® (Grades 3-6)
NEW
Make the Super Mario Bros® game work like you want! Design to the
next level by adding a Makey Makey® Remote Control. Program your
remote to kick, jump, or fire with the keyboard, your arm, pennies, or
even bananas! Campers work in teams of two.
17UYTH351.01$229
MTWRF
7/11-7/15
9:00 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.
3D Video Game Design for Xbox 360®
(Grades 7-10)
NEW
Dig deep into the inner workings of computer game design. Learn the
steps of the game development cycle. Explore and modify the code in
Visual C#® Express. This is the same program used to make Xbox 360®
games. Campers make an asteroids game and flight simulator.
17UYTH302.01$229
MTWRF
7/11-7/15
9:00 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.
Minecraft® Magic (Grades 3-6)
NEW
NEW
Create a game with 3D models and battle against powerful enemies.
Implement modding into your gaming masterpiece using Java®. There
will be plenty of time test your mods with other campers. Campers work
solo as they investigate and discuss coding principles in action. Please
have a Minecraft® account prior to the first day of camp. Bring your own
computer or rent ours for $25 at www.funutation.com.
17UYTH358.01$229
MTWRF
7/11-7/15
12:15 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Minecraft® Modding with Java® (Grades 7-10)
Create a game with 3D models and battle against powerful enemies.
Implement modding into your gaming masterpiece using Java®. Time
will be included to test your mods with other participants.
17UYTH354.01$229
MTWRF
7/11-7/15
12:15 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Week 2 - July 18-26, 2016
Lego® Robotronics (Grades 3-6)
Discover how to invent new robot designs through Lego Mindstorms
2.0. Use program sensors to respond to light and sound, and add
motors and gears to pull heavy loads. Campers will work in teams.
17UYTH320.01$229
MTWRF
7/18-7/22
9:00 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.
Funutation® Computer Build and Repair
with Raspberry Pi® (Grades 7-10)
Take apart a computer and identify RAM, CPU and more. Install operating
systems, software, and virus protection. Use Python to program the
Raspberry Pi® to create animations, games, and practical applications.
Debug computer problems.
17UYTH314.01$229
MTWRF
7/18-7/22
12:15 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Week 3 - July 25-29, 2016
Stop Motion Animation with Windows®
Live Movie Maker (Grades 3-6)
NEW
Discover the secrets behind stop-motion animation by using Windows®
Live Movie Maker. Kids create their own story with toys and clay while
adding special effects and audio. Campers work in teams of four.
17UYTH319.01$229
MTWRF
7/25-7/29
9:00 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.
3D Printing with Tinkercad® (Grades 7-10)
NEW
Have you ever wanted to make your own iPhone® case or model car?
Learn how with a 3D printer! Campers work online to design their
own 3D creations with Tinkercad®. Also investigate and discuss tech
principles in action.
17UYTH357.01$229
MTWRF
7/25-7/29
9:00 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.
Making an iPhone® Game (Grades 3-10)
Explore the process of creating iPhone® apps. Learn how to add objects,
sound, scoring and more! Work in teams of two to investigate and
discuss coding principles in action. An iPhone® is not required to take
this camp.
17UYTH331.01$229
MTWRF
7/25-7/29
12:15 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Making Games for Samsung® Android Smartphones
(Grades 3-10)
Create complex apps on a computer that appear on your Android
phone or tablet. Grades 3-6 learn Java® basics. Experience the basics
of computer programming and discuss coding principles in action.
Android device is not required for the camp.
17UYTH341.01$229
MTWRF
7/25-7/29
12:15 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Funutation® Battlebots (Grades 7-10)
Using everyday materials, campers will build battle robots and make
them fight against each other. After a step-by-step lesson on how to
build a basic motorized bot, create your own custom design, armor and
weapons.
17UYTH338.01$229
MTWRF
7/18-7/22
9:00 a.m. - 11:45 a.m.
For more information and complete descriptions
visit lakelandcc.edu/camps
Children and Teens
SUMMER 2016
Baby Sitter Training
(Grades 5 - 12)
Nature Camps
Nature Explorer Camp (Grades 1-2)
Baby Sitter Training Camp (Grades 5 and up)
This course will provide you with skills and certification to help in
obtaining baby-sitting jobs. Included in the camp will be babysitting skills, infant/child CPR and adult CPR certification, basic first
aid training, and pet first aid. Series includes Baby Sitter Training,
Infant/Child CPR, and Pet First Aid.
17UYTH605.01$169
MTWRF
7/18-7/22
9:00 a.m. - noon
Baby Sitter Training (Grades 5 and up)
Learn about the responsibilities and qualities of being a good baby
sitter and what to expect from the person who hires you. Receive
training for essential professional, leadership and caregiving skills.
Safety skills to prevent emergencies are also included. Learn how
to manage real-life problems and tips for finding baby-sitting jobs
and much more.
17UYTH600.01$69
Mon, Tue
7/18-7/19
9:00 a.m. - noon
Infant/Child CPR Certification (Grades 5 and up)
This course is ideal for students who are currently baby-sitting
or would like to become a baby sitter. Learn emergency action
principles, signs and symptoms, first aid for choking, rescue
breathing, chest compressions, and risk reduction.
17UYTH608.01$69
Thu, Wed
7/20-7/21
9:00 a.m. - noon
Pet First Aid (Grades 5 and up)
Learn how to give emergency aid to your dog or cat if they are
injured or become ill. The course was developed by the American
Red Cross and The Humane Society of the United States. The
course fee includes a 109-page textbook written by a veterinarian.
17UYTH606.01$49
Friday
7/22
9:00 a.m. - noon
The Holden Arboretum is a great place to explore and learn about some
of nature’s coolest things. We’ll create nature crafts, play animal games,
and lead an expedition through Holden’s forests, gardens and ponds.
Wear appropriate clothes for hiking through water and mud.
17UYTH268.01$149
MTWRF
6/13-6/17 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Wild Child Camp - Week 1 (Grades 3-6)
Have you ever wondered what you need to do to survive in the
wilderness? Or, do you just love outdoor adventures? Prepare for a
weeklong journey through the Holden Arboretum’s grounds and
natural areas and learn to live off the land. Wear appropriate clothes for
hiking through water and mud. Bring a lunch, snack and drinks every
day. Space is limited. Drop-off and pick-up will take place at The Holden
Arboretum.
17UYTH276.01$149
MTWRF
7/11-7/15 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Wild Child Two! - Week 2 (Grades 3-6)
This fun camp will dig a little deeper into the world of wilderness
survival. Prepare for a weeklong journey through The Holden
Arboretum’s grounds and natural areas and learn to live off the land
through new and slightly more advanced techniques. Wear appropriate
clothes for hiking through water and mud. Bring a lunch, snack and
drinks every day. This camp is for those who have previously enrolled in
Wild Child Camp or those children who are comfortable in and have a
strong love of the outdoors. Drop-off and pick-up will take place at The
Holden Arboretum.
17UYTH277.01$149
MTWRF
8/1-8/5 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Double Wild Child Camp - Weeks 1 & 2 (Grades 3-6)
Register for Wild Child Camp, Wild Child Two, or save, and register for
both with Double Wild Child.
17UYTH278.01$279
7/11-7/22, 8/1-8/5 9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
MTWRF
Participants should wear appropriate clothes for hiking through water
and mud. Bring a lunch, snack and drinks every day. Space is limited.
Drop-off and pick-up will take place at The Holden Arboretum.
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Children and Teens
SUMMER 2016
Lakeland Teen Academy
Discover Architecture (Grades 6-10)
NEW
Topics include history of architecture and building,
the design process and creative problem-solving,
model building including computer modeling,
and a field trip to University Circle for an architectural
scavenger hunt. Participants will present their ideas on the last day. A
$20 material fee is due with registration.
17UYTH631.01$159
MTWRF
7/18-7/22
9:00 a.m. - noon
MyCamp Magazine - Graphic Design Camp (Grades 7-10)
Learn graphic design skills using the Adobe Creative Suite on Macintosh
computers and create a magazine. Other projects will include a 3D
photo cube, using the Lakeland photo studio, Illustrator ads, CD labels,
magazine cover comprehensive, thumbnail proof, and PDF. Tour Duke
Printing and Mailing. A $30 material fee is due with registration.
17UYTH624.01$159
MTWRF
7/11-7/15
9:00 a.m. - noon
CNC Manufacturing Technology (Grades 7-10)
Participants will operate Computer Numerical Control (CNC) equipment,
learn how to touch off tools, and machine their own medallion.
Surfcam, a CAD/CAM software for milling and metal cutting, will also be
utilized. A $20 material fee is due with registration.
17UYTH240.01$159
MTWRF
6/20-6/24
9:00 a.m. - noon
For more information and complete descriptions
visit lakelandcc.edu/ce
Social Justice and Global
Leadership (Grades 6-10)
NEW
Join leaders from the Diversity Center of Northeast
Ohio and explore the many facets of social justice
and global leadership. Topics will include Diversity
101, Race and Ethnicity, Socioeconomic
Status/Simulation, Gender, Ally Behavior and
LGBTQ Inclusion. Gain skills and knowledge that can be shared with
friends, family, school clubs and other organizations. Partial funding for
this program has been provided by the Diversity Center of Northeast
Ohio, the Paganini Family: John, Karen and Colin, David and Jane
Steger, Wells Fargo Advisors, Noreen Koppelman-Goldstein, Kip
Molenaar and the Green Fund of The Lakeland Foundation.
17UYTH632.01$159
MTWRF
6/13-6/17
9:00 a.m. - noon
Working with Nature (Grades 6-10)
NEW
Young Adult Writers (Grades 6-10)
NEW
Learn what it takes to have a career in the world of natural science and
biology, working with Holden professionals in conservation, research
and forestry. Practice field techniques with biologists, climb and inspect
trees with our forester, extract plant DNA in the research lab with
Holden scientists and much more!
17UYTH275.01$189
MTWRF
7/25-7/29
9:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.
This interactive creative writing workshop will guide participants
through the process of writing a story from beginning to end. Part 1:
Developing ideas and plotting a story with dialogue and scenes. Part
2: Work together to develop each story chapter. Bring a laptop, tablet,
iPad or pen and paper to class. While attendance for Part 1 and Part 2 is
encouraged, it is not a requirement to attend both.
Part 1:
17UYTH630.01$149
MTWRF
6/20-6/24
9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Part 2:
17UYTH630.02$149
MTWRF
7/25-7/29
9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.
Children and Teens
SUMMER 2016
Small Business Academy (Grades 7-10)
NEW
Experience interactive team building, presentations by area smallbusiness owners and consultants, learn skills for building a product
and/or service based business with group/team work and countless
opportunities to interact and work with peers and professionals. Groups
will present their business/product to judges and receive feedback on
their ideas.
17UYTH634.01$175
MTWRF
7/25-7/29
9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Fit Body Bootcamp
(Grades 6-10)
17UYTH633.01$249
Tue, Thu
6/14-8/4
NEW
Start your summer off right with this
fun and educational fitness program
designed specifically for teens. Led
by a certified personal trainer with
certification in youth fitness, you will
have guided workouts, learn about
healthy eating habits, the importance
of flexibility, emotional wellness,
and health and fitness tracking apps
and other devices. Various exercise
modalities will be presented.
12:00 p.m. - 1:45 p.m.
Driver’s
Education
New-Driver’s Education Program
This program covers the Ohio Department of Motor Vehicle’s (DMV)
requirement of 24 hours of classroom instruction plus eight hours
of behind-the-wheel training. Registration price includes classroom
instruction, tests, driving time, gas and final certificate.
17UDRV100.01$349
MTWR
6/6-6/16
9:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
17UDRV100.04$349
Tue, Thu
6/14-7/7
6:00 p.m. - 9:15 p.m.
17UDRV100.02$349
MTWR
7/11-7/21
9:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
17UDRV100.03$349
MTWR
8/1-8/11
9:00 a.m. - 12:15 p.m.
Driver’s Education Online for Teens
This is an Ohio DMV-approved, online course for the 24 hours of
required classroom training for teens under age 18. This course
must be followed by the course below “Driver’s Education Behindthe-Wheel Training (for Teens in Online Course)” within six months
of the start date.
17UDRV103.01$99
Online
Driver’s Education Behind-the-Wheel Training
(for Teens in Online Course)
Future Veterinarians (Grades 6 - 8)
Come to our fun- and fact-filled camp and learn about animal care
and what it’s like to be a veterinarian! You will learn to use laboratory
equipment, hold a wiggling dog or cat still for an examination, and find
out what animal care professionals do all day. The camp is taught by a
registered veterinary technician. Special guests and planned field trips
are included.
17UYTH615.01$279
MTWRF
7/18-7/22
9:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
This course provides the Ohio DMV-required eight hours of
behind-the-wheel training for teens who have completed at least
three hours of the online instruction and have a temporary driver’s
license. Must be completed within six months of registration.
17UDRV104.01$250
Times and dates to be arranged.
23
Children and Teens
SUMMER 2016
Test Preparation
SAT Test-Taking Strategies and Tactics (Grades 9-12)
This test-prep course covers all sections of the SAT. Classroom activities
combine review and practice with the application of test-taking tips
and strategies to reduce anxiety and improve performance on the SAT.
17UYTH103.01$275
Thursday
6/16-8/11
6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
ACT Test-Taking Strategies and Tactics (Grades 9-12)
This test-prep course covers all sections of the ACT. Classroom activities
combine review and practice with the application of test-taking tips
and strategies to reduce anxiety and improve performance on the ACT.
17UYTH104.01$275
Thursday
6/16-8/11
7:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
College Skills
Jumpstart Your Transition to College Workshop
Jumpstart Your Transition to College Workshop is packed with five
days of skill building strategies and tools that will prepare current high
school students and recent high school graduates for the increased
demands of college.
17UYTH132.01FREE
MTWRF
6/6-6/10
9:00 a.m. - noon
Reading and Math Skills
Power Reading and Retention Skills (Grades 7-12)
Whether you are a slow or fast reader, or even a dyslexic reader, the
Power Reading program guarantees that you will at least double your
present reading speed while developing your concentration skills for
80-100 percent retention levels. Students cannot complete the course if
they miss the first session.
17UYTH102.01$129
Wednesday
7/27-8/10
10:00 a.m. - noon
Reading Skills (Grades K-12)
Improve basic reading skills: Richard’s Read Systematic Phonics is a
unique, research-based, proven learning approach that adjusts to
individual learning styles and skill levels.
17UYTH113.01
$159
Grades K-2
Thursday
6/16-8/11
5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
17UYTH114.01
$159
Grades 3-5
Thursday
6/16-8/11
6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
17UYTH111.01
$159
Grades 6-8
Thursday
6/16-8/11
7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
17UYTH112.01
$159
Grades 9-12
Thursday
6/16-8/11
8:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
Math Skills (Grades 6-12)
This course will help students learn or improve math skills from
counting and place value to problem-solving and test-taking strategies.
Grades K-2: (6:30 p.m.-7:30 p.m.) Review counting, place value, addition
and subtraction.
Grades 3-5: (5:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m.) Review of above concepts plus
multiplication and division skills.
Grades 6-8: (8:30 p.m.-9:30 p.m.) Review of above concepts plus
fractions, decimals, percents, ratio, proportion, and word problems. This
course will help students learn or improve math skills from counting
and place value to problem-solving and test-taking strategies. Multisensory, hands-on learning techniques make learning fun! Bring pencils
and paper. Fee includes all other materials.
Grades 9-12: (7:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m.) Fractions, decimals, percents, ratio,
word problems for the Ohio Graduation Test, and depending on the
group, pre-Algebra may be covered.
17UYTH117.01
$159
Grades K-2
Thursday
6/16-8/11
6:30 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
17UYTH118.01
$159
Grades 3-5
Thursday
6/16-8/11
5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
17UYTH119.01
$159
Grades 6-8
Thursday
6/16-8/11
8:30 p.m. - 9:30 p.m.
17UYTH120.01
$159
Grades 9-12
Thursday
6/16-8/11
7:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.
Geometry Review (Grades 9-12)
Strengthen your logical thinking skills through proofs while reviewing
postulates and theorems.
17UYTH124.01$229
Wednesday
6/15-8/10
7:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Pre Algebra Review (Grades 7-9)
Learn number sense while decoding unknowns and variables. Course
will address the operations of real and rational numbers, as well as
equations, inequalities and graphing. Apply mathematical properties
and principles to solve word problems.
17UYTH125.01$229
Wednesday
6/15-8/10
6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Algebra Review (Grades 9-12)
Review, practice and strengthen your number sense while decoding
unknowns and variables. Address the operations of real and rational
numbers. Write, solve and use equations, inequalities and graphs.
17UYTH126.01$229
Wednesday
6/15-8/10
7:30 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
Children and Teens
SUMMER 2016
K-1 Camps
NEW
Our K-1 camps are perfect for easing the transition into the
structure of a classroom in a fun, social and stimulating way.
Campers will gain valuable social skills, with emphases on
cooperative play, exploration and critical thinking—all
designed to get them excited and comfortable as they
look forward to the new school year.
Imaginate! (Grades K-1)
$250 ($230 members)
MTWRF 7/11-7/15
$250 ($230 member) MTWRF 7/18-7/22
$250 ($230 member) MTWRF 7/25-7/29
$250 ($230 members)
MTWRF 8/1-8/5
Treasure Hunter (Grades K-1) Skywalker’s Galaxy (Grades K-1) LEGO®: City Scape (Grades K-1) 2-3 Camps
NEW
Campers in grades 2-3 are all about one thing—hands-on exploration.
Our camps are specially designed to highlight exploration and foster
creativity in a highly interactive and social environment. We focus on
using the scientific method and engineering design process to enhance
our learning and build a base for successful scientific investigation.
LEGO®: Sports Fanatic (Grades 2-3)
$250 ($230 members) MTWRF 7/11-7/15
$250 ($230 members) MTWRF 7/18-7/22
$250 ($230 members) MTWRF 7/25-7/29
$260 ($240 members) MTWRF 7/25-7/29
$260 ($240 members) MTWRF 8/1-8/5
Crazy Chemistry (Grades 2-3)
May the Force be With You (Grades 2-3)
Earthquake! (Grades 2-3)
Mindcraft® Multiverse (Grades 2-3)
4-5 Camps
NEW
At this age, science content becomes more focused, and at school, the
structure of formal education sometimes does not permit individual
students to explore their interests in a way that best suits their learning
style. Our camps provide a suite of highly-interactive and engaging
sessions that are designed to help students delve into a topic of interest
in an informal, hands-on environment.
Engineering Animal Habitats (Grades 4-5)
$280 ($260 members) MTWRF 7/11-7/15
$260 ($240 members) 6-8 Camps
NEW
Research shows that when it comes to science and math, we tend
to lose kids during their middle school years, either due to changing
interests or limited resources available through school. Our 6-8
grade camps are designed with this in mind. We focus on real-world
applications, careers and experiences in an effort to re-engage interest
and ignite that scientific spark.
Material Science (Grades 6-8)
$280 ($260 members) MTWRF 7/11-7/15
$280 ($260 members) MTWRF 7/18-7/22
$280 ($260 members) MTWRF 7/25-7/29
$280 ($260 members) MTWRF 7/25-7/29
$280 ($250 members) MTWRF 8/1-8/5
Organ Transport League (Grades 6-8)
Dissection Discovery: Aquatic (Grades 6-8)
Erosion Zone (Grades 6-8)
LEGO® EV3 Robotic Helper (Grades 6-8)
What to know about Great Lakes Science Center Camps:
• Camps are hosted at Lakeland Community College,
7700 Clocktower Dr., Kirtland, OH 44094
• Register online at GreatScience.com or call 216.621.2400
• Camps run Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m.
• Lakeland will provide a hot lunch option for campers at $30 per
week or campers must bring a brown-bag lunch and a snack each
day of camp.
Video Game Design (Grades 4-5)
MTWRF 7/18-7/22
• All camps are taught by certified teachers or professionals in the
science field.
Dissection Discovery (Grades 4-5)
$280 ($260 members) MTWRF 7/25-7/29
• All sessions include a field trip to Great Lakes Science Center and
admission to an OMNIMAX film.
$280 ($260 members) MTWRF 7/25-7/29
$265 ($245 members) MTWRF 8/1-8/5
$280 ($260 members) MTWRF 8/1-8/5
LEGO® EV3 Olympics! (Grades 4-5)
Experimenting with Elements (Grades 4-5)
Makey-Makey (Grades 4-5)
For more information, registration and complete
descriptions go to:
http://www.greatscience.com/programs/summer-camps-2016/
lakeland-community-college.aspx
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Registration Information
SUMMER 2016
Payment must be made at the time of registration.
ONLINE
lakelandcc.edu/ce
VISA, MasterCard or
Discover
MAIL
Kirtland, OH 44094-5198
Check and purchase order
only
ON-CAMPUS
Continuing Education Registration
Room: A-1044a
Summer Hours:
Mon-Thu (9 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.)
Fri (9 a.m. - noon)
Closed Monday through Thursday
from Noon - 12:30 p.m.
Drop/Refund Policy
If you need to withdraw from a course or transfer, you must notify the
Continuing Education Department four or more business days (Monday
through Friday) prior to the first date of class (or by any deadline date
mentioned in the course description). You will be refunded the course
fee minus a $25 processing fee.
NOTE: In most cases, you may make your own arrangements for a
substitute to take your place in the course and no processing fee will be
charged.
Students with Special Needs
Call 440.525.7116 or TDD 440.525.7006 at least three weeks prior to the
start of the course.
Certificates
Professional certificates (with CEUs/hours and/or board approvals) are
included in the price of many of our professional development courses.
See course descriptions for more information, and indicate what type
of certificate you need when you register. If you have lost a certificate
and need a replacement, call our office. The fee for replacements is $10
each. Please allow at least seven days to process.
Important Numbers
Where’s My Classroom . . . . . . . . 440.525.7518
or . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 440.525.7116
Registration . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 440.525.7116
Bookstore . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 440.525.7124
CEU Records/Certificates . . . . . . 440.525.7116
Driver’s Education . . . . . . . . . . . . . 440.525.7517
Health Professionals . . . . . . . . . . . 440.525.7409
Holden University Center . . . . . 440.525.7535
Professional Development . . . . 440.525.7409
Recreation and Youth . . . . . . . . . 440.525.7301
Senior Adult Education . . . . . . . . 440.525.7116
PHONE
440.525.7116
Registration
Credit card only
800.589.8520
FAX
440.525.7656
Send a purchase order or letter
of intent.
Course Cancellations
If we cancel a course, notifications will be made by telephone.
Refunds will be processed within 2-14 business days after
cancellation (depending on payment type). Fees may also be
transferred for another course.
Youth and Adult Courses
The majority of our courses are for adults 18 and older. Children’s
courses are individually noted and require a release form. Call
440.525.7116 for more information.
College for Kids
Keep the kids busy this summer. Camps start in June. Visit
lakelandcc.edu/camps to request a brochure or call 440.525.7536 for
more information.
All courses are held at Lakeland’s Main Campus at
7700 Clocktower Drive, Kirtland, Ohio unless otherwise noted.
Other Locations:
Holden University Center
Across Main Campus • Entrance on Route 306
Find your classroom:
Call 440.525.7518
or visit
lakelandcc.edu/ce/find
Human Services
Professionals
Register now for...
Lakeland
Teen Academy
2016
You are driven to help people succeed
in life despite their troubles. Now let us
help you learn to be the best you can be
at your job through our CEU courses!
We offer more than 50 human services
professional development courses a year!
Our courses are taught by experts in human
services in many required areas including ethics,
supervision, child and family issues, aging, new
counseling trends and more!
Lakeland is an approved provider for:
• Ohio Counselor, Social Worker, and
Marriage and Family Therapist Board
• Ohio Board of Examiners of Long Term
Services and Supports
• Ohio Chemical Dependency Professionals
Board
Many professional licensing boards allow their
members to take courses approved by these
boards, including the Ohio Board of Nursing
and the Ohio Board of Speech-Language
Pathology and Audiology. Check your board
requirements to see if you can earn your CEUs
from Lakeland. Courses can be found on
pages 12-13.
Best er
summ
!
ever
• Architecture and
design!
• CNC manufacturing!
• Change the world!
• Start your business!
lakelandcc.edu/camps
Continuing
Education
Summer 2016
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT AND
CONTINUING EDUCATION
Kirtland, OH 44094
Need
childcare
to take
a course?
Call
Campus Kids
440.525.7196
Register now for Lakeland’s...
Summer Camps 2016
Summer Day Camp
Eight-week camp starting June 13
Skill Retention, Improvement
and Test Prep
Grades 1-6 Don’t miss this exciting, fun-filled and educational
summer camp with hands-on learning and exploration activities in
art, math, science, outdoor education, creative writing, music,
physical education and more!
We have programs for reading, basic math, high school math, creative
writing and ACT/SAT test preparation.
Musical Theater Camp
Other Programs for Kids and Teens
Grades 5-11 Go behind the scenes and be a part of a theater
production from start to finish. Includes acting, improvisation,
scene writing, set painting, prop construction, music, choreography
and more!
Go to lakelandcc.edu/camps to request a brochure.
For information or questions, call 440.525.7536.
• Junior Veterinarians
• Manufacturing Technology
• Baby Sitter Training
• Graphic Design
• Computer Technology
• Adventure and
Leadership
• Nature Programs
• Architecture
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