- Moraine Park Technical College

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Fall CLASS
Classes
start
August 1
SCHEDULE
2016
Postal Customer
ECRWSS
Nonprofit Organization
U.S. Postage Paid
Fond du Lac, Wisconsin
Permit No. 282
Continuing
Education
and
Professional
Development
Classes
and
Personal
Enrichment
Classes
After July 20, fees will be due
at the time of registration.
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Moraine Park Technical College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability or age in employment, admissions or its
programs or activities. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the College’s nondiscrimination policies: Equal Opportunity
Officer, Moraine Park Technical College, 235 North National Avenue, PO Box 1940, Fond du Lac, WI 54936-1940, 920-924-6355 or 920-924-3495.
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FALL CONTINUING EDUCATION AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT CLASSES
These classes are designed for individuals in the workforce
looking to maintain current licensure or for individuals looking
to enter the workforce needing to gain or improve vital job
skills.
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Accounting
101-408QuickBooks Level 1
12 Hrs. - $83.32+Books
(62 & over $44.21+Books)
This is a brief introductory course that covers the basic concepts of QuickBooks. It also
reviews fundamental accounting concepts. The key lesson features you will learn are
managing QuickBook files, working with customer and vendor transactions, banking
with QuickBooks, planning and creating a new company, and opening of balances and
balance sheet reports. Textbook required.
21251FDC M
06:00P-08:55P Kraft
09/12-10/03
101-409QuickBooks Level 2
12 Hrs. - $83.32+Books
(62 & over $44.21+Books)
This course is a continuation of QuickBooks Level 1. Students are guided with step
by step instructions covering advanced topics of QuickBooks: working with physical
inventory, payroll and job costing, creating estimates and formatting options, working
with balance sheets and customizing your QuickBooks file using reports and graphs.
Textbook required.
21264FDC M
06:00P-08:55P Kraft
10/10-10/31
101-401QuickBooks Payroll
6 Hrs. - $43.90+Books
(62 & over $24.35+Books)
Saturday Sampler
Saturday, November 12, 2016
Fond du Lac Campus
Stop in and get a taste of Moraine Park’s
community course offerings. Classes are FREE!
Select one class from each session.
9:00 - 10:00 a.m.
• Class option #1 – Basic Candy Making
• Class option #2 – How to Start Your Own Business
10:15 - 11:15 a.m.
• Class option #1 – Beginning Monoprints
• Class option #2 – Computer Tips and Tricks
Call Samantha at 920-929-2117 or
email: [email protected] to sign up today!
Preregistration is required by November 9.
As an employer, learn how to process employee payroll by properly setting up all
employees state and federal withholding including properly dealing with special situations such as wage garnishments. This class is designed to help familiarize you with the
basic concepts of creating and distributing end of year W-2s, 1099 forms and quarterly
reports. Textbook required. Lunch on your own.
21231WBC S
08:30A-03:25P Kraft
09/17-09/17
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101-403Year-End Closing With QuickBooks
531-449First Aid Emergency Care Procedures
103-450NEW! Microsoft Excel 2013 Level 3 Professional Series
4 Hrs. - $35.28
(62 & over $17.74)
Explore various procedures available in year-end closing of books using QuickBooks
software including Form W-2, Form 1099, and proper allocation of retained earnings.
21232WBC S
08:00A-11:55A Kraft
11/05-11/05
Apprenticeship
455-455Transition to Trainer, Your Role as a Journeyworker
8 Hrs. - $30.77
(62 & over $4.70)
Introduces students to the tools of a job-site trainer. Students explore the role of a
journeyworker/trainer, discover how to deliver hands-on training, and examine the
process for giving useful feedback. Designed for completing apprentices.
21013FDC S
08:00A-03:55P Bouchard
11/05-11/05
21014WBC S
08:00A-03:55P Bouchard
10/08-10/08
4 Hrs. - $149.00
(62 & over $135.96)
Review introduction to lab scopes with hands-on application to lab scope testing in
shop setting. Participants can provide vehicles with concerns. Students are strongly
encouraged to take Introduction to Automotive Lab Scope before this hands-on course.
Snap-on certification testing after course completion is available upon request.
21324FDC T
06:00P-09:55P Moy
10/04-10/04
602-404Automotive Shop of the Future
3 Hrs. - $99.00
(62 & over $85.96)
Shop owners and technicians will learn what services to provide for cars of yesterday,
today and the future. The latest trends in shop technology will be reviewed and the
effects of changing EPA requirements of 2025 will be discussed. Take this course to see
if your shop is ready for servicing cars of the future.
21060FDC T
06:00P-08:55P Moy
10/18-10/18
602-402Introduction to Automotive Lab Scope
6 Hrs. - $199.00
(62 & over $179.45)
Provides an introduction to operating an automotive lab scope. Snap-on Verus scan tool
will be provided for the lab scope training. You are encouraged to bring your lab scope
for comparison and classroom discussion. Highly recommend taking the Snap-on Verus
Pro Navigation and Scanner Operation course first. Snap-on certification testing after
course completion is available upon request.
21317FDC TR
06:00P-08:55P Moy
09/27-09/29
602-405Snap-On Verus Pro Navigation and Scanner Operation
6 Hrs. - $199.00
(62 & over $179.45)
This course provides navigation and operation training on the Snap-on Verus Pro scan
tool. With this training you should be aware of approximately 95% of the features and
functionality of this high tech scan tool. Verus Pro scan tools will be provided but you
are encouraged to bring your own. Snap-on certification testing after course completion
is available upon request.
21315FDC TR
06:00P-08:55P Moy
09/13-09/15
21316HRT TR
06:00P-08:55P Moy
10/11-10/13
CPR
531-450BLS for Health Care Provider
6 Hrs. - $27.35
(62 & over $7.80)
Provides instruction in adult, infant and child CPR and the use of barrier devices,
foreign-body airway obstruction and automated external defibrillation for health care
providers who respond to cardiac and respiratory emergencies.
20224BDC MT
06:00P-08:55P
08/01-08/02
20227FDC MT
06:00P-08:55P
08/08-08/09
20230WBC MT
06:00P-08:55P
08/15-08/16
531-451BLS for Healthcare Provider Refresher
4 Hrs. - $20.64
(62 & over $7.70)
6 Hrs. - $139.00
(62 & over $7.60)
Renewal course that is designed to teach adult, infant and child CPR and the use of
barrier devices, foreign-body airway obstruction (FBAO), an automated external defibrillator
(AED) and a bag-valve mask.
20225BDC W
06:00P-09:55P
08/03-08/03
20228FDC W
06:00P-09:55P
08/10-08/10
20231WBC W
06:00P-09:55P
08/17-08/17
(62 & over $119.45)
Focuses on procedures to follow in emergency first aid situations, including shock,
bleeding, bandaging, different types of wounds and care, sprains, fractures, burns,
chemical exposure, poisonings, allergic reactions, tick bites, electric shocks, head
injuries, cold and heat exposures, seizures, and heart attacks.
20226BDC R
06:00P-09:55P
08/04-08/04
20229FDC R
06:00P-09:55P
08/11-08/11
20232WBC R
06:00P-09:55P
08/18-08/18
Provides more complex skills than those presented in our Level 1 and Level 2 courses,
but with the same proven instructional design. This is an advanced course that will challenge students. Topics introduced include PivotTables and macros, financial functions,
data analysis, auditing and additional functions, advanced formatting and analysis tools,
collaboration, and more. Includes materials.
21343FDC R
06:00P-08:55P Hass
10/06-10/13
21344JAC W
06:00P-08:55P Radke
11/09-11/16
531-440Heartsaver AED
103-446NEW! Complete Professional MS Excel Series
4 Hrs. - $20.64
(62 & over $7.60)
Applies adult one-rescuer CPR, foreign-body airway obstruction (FBAO) and the use of
an Automated External Defibrillator (AED). Designed for lay responders at work sites and
for responders to citizens at high risk.
20447FDC R
06:00P-09:55P
08/11-08/11
20448WBC F
08:00A-11:55A
08/26-08/26
18 Hrs. - $379.00
9 Hrs. - $37.34
Chiropractic
523-411Advanced CRT Survey NWHS University
12 Hrs. - $43.91
(62 & over $4.80)
Students will get an advanced look at radiographic procedures to include trends and
challenges of the CRT position, patient and technician safety, skeletal anatomy, and
Wisconsin Radiographic guidelines. Emphasizes patient safety and creating high-quality
diagnostic x-rays.
21130WBC F
04:00P-08:55P McLean
12/09-12/09
S
08:00A-03:25PMcLean
12/10-12/10
Computer Software
103-453Basic Microsoft Excel - 9 Hours Silver
9 Hrs. - $37.34
(62 & over $4.75)
Learn electronic spreadsheet software. Focus on planning and creating a spreadsheet
and entering text, values, formulas and functions onto a worksheet. Create and edit
charts, and sort and file data. Use drawing tool bar features. Each student is required to
bring a jump drive to class. Textbook recommended.
21228BDC S
08:30A-11:25A Peto
09/17-10/01
21234WBC WRF 02:00P-04:55P Lieven
11/30-12/02
103-455Intermediate Excel - 9 Hours Silver
9 Hrs. - $37.34
(62 & over $4.75)
Explores intermediate features of Microsoft Excel. Provides hands-on experience in
using Excel and building and designing worksheet solutions. Textbook recommended.
21214BDC S
08:30A-11:25A Peto
10/08-10/22
20775WBC W
01:00P-03:55P Lieven
08/03-08/17
21235WBC WRF 02:00P-04:55P Lieven
12/07-12/09
6 Hrs. - $139.00
(62 & over $119.45)
Covers beginning-level skills and is ideal for the newer computer user who wants to
become well versed in Excel. Topics introduced include the Ribbon interface: entering
and editing data; selecting cells and ranges; printing worksheets; creating formulas
and functions, formatting cell contents; inserting and deleting columns, rows, and cells;
charts; and more. After completing this course, students can successfully face the
challenges presented in Microsoft Excel 2013. Includes materials.
21339FDC R
06:00P-08:55P Hass
09/08-09/15
21340JAC W
06:00P-08:55P Radke
10/12-10/19
6 Hrs. - $139.00
(62 & over $119.45)
Covers more complex skills than those presented in Level 1 course, but with the same
proven instructional design. Topics introduced include large worksheets and workbooks;
tables; outlines; inserting clip art, pictures and SmartArt; templates; digital signatures;
and more. After completing this course, students can successfully face the challenges
presented in Microsoft Excel 2013. Includes materials.
21341FDC R
06:00P-08:55P Hass
09/22-09/29
21342JAC W
06:00P-08:55P Radke
10/26-11/02
(62 & over $320.34)
This class includes MS Excel 2013 Level 1, Level 2, and Level 3 Professional Series for a
total of 18 hours. Includes materials.
21392FDC R
06:00P-08:55P Hass
09/08-10/13
21394JAC W
06:00P-08:55P Radke
10/12-11/16
103-482Microsoft Word - 9 Hours Silver
Automotive
602-403Applications of Automotive Lab Scope
4 Hrs. - $20.74
(62 & over $4.75)
Learn word processing applications, functions and features and how to create, edit and
save documents. Apply and use wizards and templates. Each student is required to
bring a jump drive to class. Textbook recommended.
21227BDC MWR 06:00P-08:55P Peto
08/01-08/04
Computers-Beginning Courses
103-483Computer Basics for Beginners 1
9 Hrs. - $37.34
(62 & over $4.75)
Learn how to turn on equipment; what to expect once it is on; and how to use a mouse,
run software and give commands to the computer. Hands-on experience is emphasized.
This beginning-level course introduces basic computer information. Each student is
required to bring a jump drive to class. Textbook optional. 21180 Laptops Office 2013.
21165BDC R
09:00A-11:55A Brueggemann
09/01-09/15
21266FDC MW
09:00A-11:55A Hass
08/22-08/29
21274FDC WF
01:00P-03:55P Hass
11/02-11/09
21209JAC TW
12:30P-03:25P Tess
10/25-11/01
21180RIP W
04:00P-06:55P Gates
09/14-09/28
21236WBC RM
08:30A-11:25A Tess
09/08-09/15
Table of Contents
Abbreviations11
Campus and Community Information
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District Directory
11
Education to Fit Your Needs
12
Fall Continuing Education and Professional Development
Classes
Fall Online Noncredit Classes
Fall Personal Enrichment Classes
2-5
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7-10
Fees11
How to Register
11
Payment of Fees
11
Student E-Mail Procedure
11
Student Success Centers
11
Textbooks and Supplies
12
For a complete class listing and course descriptions, go to morainepark.edu/courseschedule.
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What’s New?
Forklift
460-400Forklift Safety
8 Hrs. - $95.00
Moraine Park is offering these new
Community Education opportunities . . .
• Cut like a Chef - Part 1 and 2
• SUSHI Simplicity
• Financial Strategies for Retirement
• Basic Video Production and YouTube Publishing
• How to Create an Effective Online Presence for Small Business
• Hybrid and Electric Vehicles
• Intro to Home Brewing
Please call Samantha for more information at 920-929-2117.
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301-413Quilt Projects for Profit - Workshop
9 Hrs. - $37.34
(62 & over $4.75)
6 Hrs. - $24.20
(62 & over $4.65)
Learn how to create and save documents; bold, italicize and format documents; and
work with files and folders on a computer. Hands-on experience is emphasized. Each
student is required to bring a jump drive to class. Textbook optional. 21181 Laptops
Office 2013. 21268 No class Sept. 5.
21166BDC R
09/22-10/06
21268FDC WM
09:00A-11:55A Hass
08/31-09/12
21275FDC FW
01:00P-03:55P Hass
11/11-11/18
21210JAC WM
12:30P-03:25P Tess
11/02-11/09
21181RIP W
04:00P-06:55P Gates
10/05-10/19
21238WBC RM
08:30A-11:25A Tess
09/22-09/29
Learn specialized techniques to plan and sew small salable quilted projects. Various
aspects of small business operation are covered while students work on individual
projects.
21368BRL S
09:00A-02:55P Ehrenberg
10/08-10/08
21372BRL S
10/29-10/29
21382FDC S
09:00A-02:55P Herriges
11/05-11/05
21369RIP S
09/24-09/24
21371RIP S
10/15-10/15
21380WBC S
10/15-10/15
21381WBC S
10/29-10/29
301-404Quilting Techniques for Profit
9 Hrs. - $37.34
(62 & over $4.75)
Learn how to browse and search web pages as well as send and receive e-mail. Build
on the skills learned in Computer Basics for Beginners 1 and 2. Each student is required
to bring a jump drive to class. Textbook optional. 21182 Laptops Office 2013.
21167BDC R
10/13-10/27
21270FDC WM
09:00A-11:55A Hass
09/14-09/21
21277FDC WF
01:00P-03:55P Hass
11/30-12/07
21211JAC TW
12:30P-03:25P Tess
11/15-11/22
21182RIP W
04:00P-06:55P Gates
11/02-11/16
21239WBC RM
08:30A-11:25A Tess
10/06-10/13
9 Hrs. - $37.34
12 Hrs. - $43.91+Books
(62 & over $4.75)
Cosmetology
4 Hrs. - $49.00
(62 & over $35.96)
Cosmetology licensees shall complete a minimum of 4 continuing education credit
hours during each biennial reporting period according to Wisconsin Department of
Safety and Professional Services. This course fulfills the 2017 renewal requirement and
covers new laws governing the professions and establishments as well as safety, sanitation, and infection control. Cosmetology licensed practitioners, managers, and salon
owners are the intended audience for this update. Required for March 2017 license
renewal. Participants will receive a certificate upon completion.
21093BDC M
08:00A-11:55A Grade
08/08-08/08
21094BDC M
04:00P-07:55P Grade
10/24-10/24
21095FDC M
05:00P-08:55P Grade
09/12-09/12
21096FDC M
04:00P-07:55P Grade
10/10-10/10
21097FDC M
08:00A-11:55A Grade
11/21-11/21
21098FDC M
01:00P-04:55P Grade
12/19-12/19
21120WBC M
05:00P-08:55P Theisen
08/22-08/22
21121WBC M
04:00P-07:55P Bouchard
09/26-09/26
21122WBC M
08:00A-11:55A Theisen
11/07-11/07
21123WBC M
01:00P-04:55P Sears
12/05-12/05
Crafts and Recreation
304-424Furniture Reupholstery for Profit
30 Hrs. - $102.26
Culinary Arts
(62 & over $4.50)
Learn basic reupholstery techniques including materials selection, design solutions,
and sewing/construction techniques. Learn how to begin a profitable home-based business for sale of reupholstered furniture. In each session, various aspects of business
operation are covered while students work on individual projects. Held at Gundlach
Chiropractic, 317 Mt. Zion Dr., Ripon.
21038RIP M
06:15P-09:15P Kok
09/19-11/21
Health Care Related
575-409NEW! Fire Safety (State-Approved CBRF Course)
4.5 Hrs. - $90.00
(62 & over $70.45)
Students will learn techniques to protect individuals they are caring for and themselves
in the case of fire. Topics will include types of fire extinguishers and operation,
determining fire location within a building, protecting individuals in the event of a fire,
mapping out fire exits and implementing fire safety plans. Curriculum developed by
UW - Oshkosh, Center for Career Development (CCDET) and approved by Division of
Quality Assurance Bureau of Assisted Living (BAL). This class meets the face-to face
requirements implemented by the Department of Health Services (DHS) utilizing an
approved instructor and upon successful completion, student will be entered into CBRF
public access registry. This session includes hands-on classroom instruction, reference
material, and will have an open book test.
21346 BDC T
07:30A-11:55A Bruegman-May
09/13-09/13
575-408NEW! First Aid and Procedures to Alleviate Choking
(State-Approved CBRF Course)
4.5 Hrs. - $130.00
(62 & over $110.45)
Learn basic first aid skills as determined by the American Red Cross. Students will learn
how to alleviate choking by clearing the airway of a conscious individual. Learning CPR
technique is not an element of this course. Curriculum developed by UW - Oshkosh,
Center for Career Development (CCDET) and approved by Division of Quality Assurance
Bureau of Assisted Living (BAL). This class meets the face-to face requirements implemented by the Department of Health Services (DHS) utilizing an approved instructor and
upon successful completion, student will be entered into CBRF public access registry
and the American Red Cross registry. This session includes hands-on classroom instruction,
reference material, and will have an open book test.
21345 BDC T
12:30P-04:55P Bruegman-May
09/13-09/13
575-410NEW! Medication Administration (State-Approved CBRF
Course)
10.5 Hrs. - $170.00
(62 & over $130.89)
Students learn the basics of medication administration to include effects, best practices
and safety precautions when using oral, inhalant, drops and suppository medications.
Additional topics covered include documentation, storage, resident rights, confidentiality, and standard delivery practices. Curriculum developed by UW - Oshkosh, Center for
Career Development (CCDET) and approved by Division of Quality Assurance Bureau
of Assisted Living (BAL). This class meets the face-to face requirements implemented
by the Department of Health Services (DHS) utilizing an approved instructor and upon
successful completion, student will be entered into CBRF public access registry. This
session includes hands-on classroom instruction, reference material, and will have an
open book test.
21347 BDC T
08:00A-03:55P Bruegman-May
09/20-09/20
T
08:00A-10:55A Bruegman-May
09/27-09/27
575-411NEW! Standard Precautions (State-Approved CBRF Course)
303-469Cooking Your Heart Healthy
(62 & over $4.50)
Develop heart healthy menu items focusing on children, youth, and adults including
seniors. Learn how to alter the preparation of meats, vegetables and sauces to make
them nutritional yet appealing.
21124KSM S
09:00A-11:55A Dorst
11/05-11/05
First Responder
531-413Emergency Medical First Responder
65 Hrs. - $241.18
(62 & over $26.10)
Trains individuals who are the first to arrive at an emergency to provide efficient and
accurate pre-hospital care. Students assess patients for wounds to determine if trauma,
shock, burns or closed airways are a problem and how to address those issues by
dressing wounds, stabilizing the person or administering oxygen. They immobilize
patients and address common emergency medical issues with basic treatments. This
course includes hands-on, practical experience and is necessary to be eligible for first
responder certification. Held at Oakfield Community Center, 115 W. White Street.
21138R
06:00P-10:00P
08/25-12/15
(62 & over $4.80+Books)
Explore Microsoft Office and learn techniques to enhance reports and letters and basic
skills using Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Each student is required to bring a jump drive
to class. Textbook required.
21391BDC MW
06:00P-08:55P Braatz
10/03-10/12
502-185Cosmetology Continuing Education
(62 & over $4.80)
Learn a variety of techniques to plan and sew salable quilted projects. In each session
various aspects of small business operation are covered while students work on
individual projects.
21370BRL M
06:00P-08:55P Ehrenberg
10/10-10/31
21379WBC S
09/24-10/01
3 Hrs. - $17.54
Explore in-depth concepts of computer software and hardware. This advanced computer
basics course builds upon the knowledge and application technique skills learned in
Computer Basics for Beginners 1, 2 and 3. Each student is required to bring a jump drive
to class. Textbook optional. 20742 Office 2010. Held at the Fond du Lac Senior Center,
151 E. First St. 21183 Laptops Office 2013.
21168BDC R
11/03-11/17
20738FDC M
03:00P-05:55P Hass
08/01-08/15
21271FDC MW
09:00A-11:55A Hass
09/26-10/03
21278FDC FW
01:00P-03:55P Hass
12/09-12/16
20742 FDL-SCTWR
09:00A-11:55A Hass
08/16-08/18
21212JAC TW
12:30P-03:25P Tess
11/29-12/06
21183RIP W
04:00P-06:55P Gates
11/30-12/14
20771WBC W
09:00A-11:55A Tess
08/03-08/17
21240WBC RM
08:30A-11:25A Tess
10/20-10/27
103-414Microsoft Office Basics
12 Hrs. - $43.91
(62 & over $68.93)
Explores the fundamentals of forklift operation in the workplace. Students receive
hands-on application by practicing with a forklift. Participants examine factors affecting
safe operation for the operator, the load, the forklift and the physical environment.
Certification is available upon completion for propane, electric and pallet jack forklifts
(types I, IV, V). Class is compliant with OSHA standard 1910.178 for powered trucks.
Forklift books are included in the cost and will be distributed by the instructor the day
of the class.
21069FDC S
07:45A-03:55P TeStroete
09/10-09/10
Food Production and Hospitality
316-430Food Manager Refresher
4 Hrs. - $49.00+Exam
(62 & over $35.96+Exam)
Students will review the changes and test during class via the Serv Safe exam per
the National Restaurant Association for those students expiring after January 1, 2015.
Textbook optional. Exam must be purchased.
21297 BDC M
01:00P-04:55P Lindgren 08/15-08/15
21298 FDC M
01:00P-04:55P Lindgren 09/26-09/26
21299 FDC M
05:00P-08:55P Lindgren 10/17-10/17
21300 WBC M 05:00P-08:55P Lindgren 11/28-11/28
109-412NEW! Five Star Service*****
2 Hrs. - $29.00
(62 & over $22.48)
Providing amazing service to customers is critical in keeping existing and attracting
new customers. According to the Department of Wisconsin Tourism, 68% of customers
don’t come back when they experience an attitude of indifference or rudeness towards
the customer. Students will learn foundational customer service skills and enhance
customer service experiences with strategies for handling complaints or difficult
customers, and use tools to rectify and diffuse customers in the hospitality industry. This
course will help you take the customer service experience to a whole new level by using
new TOOLS and strategies to create the ultimate FIVE-STAR experience!
21432FDC M
06:00P-07:55P Zingsheim
10/10-10/10
2.5 Hrs. - $80.00
(62 & over $66.96)
This class identifies infectious diseases and the transmission of disease from person
to person. Topics covered will include proper handling of blood and bodily fluids by
using protective equipment and personal hygiene practices. Curriculum developed by
UW - Oshkosh, Center for Career Development (CCDET) and approved by Division of
Quality Assurance Bureau of Assisted Living (BAL). This class meets the face-to face
requirements implemented by the Department of Health Services (DHS) utilizing an
approved instructor and upon successful completion, student will be entered into CBRF
public access registry. This session includes hands-on classroom instruction, reference
material, and will have an open book test.
21348 BDC T
12:30P-02:55P Bruegman-May
09/27-09/27
575-412NEW! State-Approved CBRF Training (All 4 Courses)
22 Hrs. - $450.00
(62 & over $378.31)
Register for all four classes to receive a special rate. Courses include First Aid and
Procedures to Alleviate Choking, Fire Safety, Medication Administration, and Standard
Precautions. Curriculum developed by the UW-Oshkosh, Center for Career Development
(CCDET) and approved by DHS Division of Quality Assurance Bureau of Assisted Living
(BAL). Each class includes classroom instruction by a Wisconsin DHS approved instructor and includes the UW-Oshkosh registry fee upon successful completion. This face-toface training session includes hands-on classroom instruction, reference material, and
will have an open book test.
21349 BDC T
09/13-09/13
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09/20-09/20
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09/27-09/27
NEW PROGRAMS!
Starting Fall 2016
MEDICAL OFFICE MANAGEMENT
WEB DEVELOPMENT AND
DESIGN SPECIALIST
316-497Sanitation and Safety Certification
18 Hrs. - $75.00+Books+Exam
(62 & over $16.34+Books+Exam)
Focuses on temperature control of potentially hazardous food during preparation, storage,
transportation and service. Provides skills in cleaning and sanitation of utensils, personal hygiene, and special handling of potentially hazardous food items. This certification
is valid for five years and after January 1, 2015, certification now requires taking and
passing a CFP approved exam every five years and applying for certification. Textbook/
exams need to be purchased and costs may vary. 21301 No class 9/26. 21302 No class
10/17. 21303 No class 11/14.
21301BDC M
05:00P-09:55P Lindgren
09/19-09/19
M
05:00P-09:55PLindgren
10/03-10/03
21302FDC M
10/10-10/10
M
10/24-10/24
21303WBC M
11/07-11/07
M
11/21-11/21
MOBILE APPLICATIONS DEVELOPER
HVAC INSTALLATION TECHNICIAN
To register for classes, go to morainepark.edu/register.
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Insurance Continuing Education
162-462Accident and Health Insurance (cont.)
162-468Property Insurance
162-434Ethics 4
4 Hrs. - $65.00
(62 & over $51.96)
The course will begin with a definition of what good ethics is. Suitability will be defined.
Demographics and other talking points will be discussed. Individual work on case studies will be included followed by small and large group discussions. Continuing education
for insurance agents.
21428FDC F
01:30P-05:25P Mueller
12/09-12/09
162-435Insurance Fraud
4 Hrs. - $65.00
(62 & over $51.96)
Defines insurance fraud. Discusses actual insurance fraud stories. Discusses insurance
fraud prevention. An insurance fraud quiz is administered. Skills tested in WI general
insurance law - questions that every licensed agent should know. Continuing education
for insurance agents.
21431FDC F
08:30A-12:25P Mueller
12/09-12/09
162-421Long-Term Care 2
4 Hrs. - $65.00
(62 & over $51.96)
Students explore the benefit comparisons of long-term care policies. A review of longterm care issues and an explanation of a care coordinator and the qualified plan equip
students for making decisions for future health care. Continuing education for insurance
agents.
21430FDC M
10/03-10/03
162-432Retirement Planning
4 Hrs. - $65.00
(62 & over $51.96)
Designed for insurance agents to look at many considerations a person must make
as they get close to retirement. Social Security is discussed along with many health
insurance options that a retiree will have. Retirement income sources will be reviewed,
along with an overview of planning documents that are needed. Discuss the need for
long-term care insurance in the retirement planning process. Continuing education for
insurance agents.
21429FDC M
10/03-10/03
12 Hrs. - $170.00+Books
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08:30A-05:25PMueller
162-470Casualty Insurance
12 Hrs. - $170.00+Books
162-460Ethics and Law Insurance
8 Hrs. - $70.00+Books
(62 & over $130.89+Books)
(62 & over $130.89+Books)
(62 & over $43.93+Books)
32 Hrs. - $280.00+Books
(62 & over $175.72+Books)
Combines Ethics and Law Insurance (162-460), Property Insurance (162-468) and
Casualty Insurance (162-470). Pre-licensing class - not eligible for insurance CE credit.
Textbook purchase required at bookstore.
21151FDC TWRF 08:30A-05:25P Mueller
10/11-10/14
162-466Ethics/Law/Accident/Health/Life Insurance
32 Hrs. - $280.00+Books
(62 & over $175.72+Books)
Combines Ethics and Law Insurance (162-460), Accident and Health Insurance
(162-462), and Life Insurance Preparation (162-464). Pre-licensing class - not eligible
for insurance CE credit. Textbook purchase required at bookstore.
21155FDC MTWR 08:30A-05:25P Mueller
12/05-12/08
(62 & over $130.89+Books)
Explores types of policies; policy riders, provisions, options and exclusions; completing the application; underwriting and delivering the policy; and taxes, retirement and
other insurance concepts. Applies Wisconsin statutes, rules and regulations pertinent to
life insurance and annuities. Pre-licensing class - not eligible for insurance CE credit.
21157FDC W
12/07-12/07
R
12/08-12/08
Pass Rates of 2015-16 MPTC Graduates vs. National Average
MPTC Nursing: 96%
National Nursing: 83%
MPTC Health Information Technology: 90%
National Health Information Technology: 70%
MPTC Medical Laboratory Technician: 100%
National Medical Laboratory Technician: 82%
MPTC Respiratory Therapist: 100%
National Respiratory Therapist: 83%
National Surgical Technology: 66%
MPTC Paramedic: 83%
National Paramedic: 76%
MPTC Medical Assistant: 93%
National Medical Assistant: 62%
MPTC Radiography: 100%
National Radiography: 88%
(62 & over $130.89+Books)
Explores types of policies, insurance terms and related concepts, policy provisions and
contract law. Applies Wisconsin statutes, rules and regulations common to property and
casualty insurance, and those pertinent to property insurance. Pre-licensing class - not
eligible for insurance CE credit. Textbook purchase required at bookstore.
21152FDC W
10/12-10/12
R
10/13-10/13
Internet - Using the Internet
103-403Google Drive Fundamentals
(62 & over $4.60)
Google Drive is a cloud-based office productivity suite, enabling the creation of text
documents, slide presentations, web forms and drawings all stored in one location and
accessible from anywhere. Items in Google Drive can be created, stored and edited by
individuals or shared with collaborators in real time. Students learn how to create, format, and share documents, spreadsheets, presentations, and forms. Tips on organizing,
searching and time saving techniques will be shared. This is a hands-on workshop for
anyone with a Google account.
21188WBC W
05:30P-09:25P Kasten
11/09-11/09
162-472Ethics, Law, Property and Casualty Insurance
OUR HEALTH CARE GRADUATES EXCEED NATIONAL AVERAGES!
MPTC Surgical Technology: 90%
12 Hrs. - $170.00+Books
4 Hrs. - $17.64
Explores Wisconsin law as it pertains to the sale of insurance and the importance of
ethics in the agent’s role. Pre-licensing class - not eligible for insurance CE credit.
21150FDC T
10/11-10/11
21154FDC M
12/05-12/05
12 Hrs. - $170.00+Books
Explores types of policies; policy provisions, clauses and riders; social insurance;
insurance concepts; and field underwriting procedures. Wisconsin statutes, rules and
regulations pertinent to disability insurance are covered. Pre-licensing class - not
eligible for insurance CE credit. Textbook purchase required at bookstore.
12/06-12/06
12/07-12/07
Explores types of policies, bonds and related terms; insurance terms and related
concepts; and policy provisions. Applies Wisconsin statutes, rules and regulations common to property and casualty, and those pertinent to casualty insurance. Pre-licensing
class - not eligible for insurance CE credit. Textbook purchase required at bookstore.
21153FDC R
10/13-10/13
F
10/14-10/14
162-464Life Insurance Preparation
Insurance Pre-licensing
162-462Accident and Health Insurance
21156FDC
Languages
802-411Conversational German - 1A
12 Hrs. - $43.91
(62 & over $4.80)
Explores basic greetings, alphabet, numbers and pronunciation. Students will practice
basic words. 21028 Textbook not required. 21126 Textbook optional.
21028FDC R
06:00P-08:55P
09/08-09/29
21126WBC M
06:00P-08:55P Spredemann
09/12-10/03
802-412Conversational German - 1B
12 Hrs. - $43.91
(62 & over $4.80)
Students will observe, interpret, and practice simple conversations in German.
Conversations will focus on travel and nationalities. 21029 Textbook not required.
21127 Textbook optional.
21029FDC R
06:00P-08:55P
10/06-10/27
21127WBC M
10/10-10/31
802-413Conversational German - 2A
12 Hrs. - $43.91
(62 & over $4.80)
Students will expand on basic greetings, and expand on alphabet, numbers, and
pronunciation. Conversations focus around work, schools, cities, and communities.
Textbook optional.
21128WBC M
11/07-11/28
802-414Conversational German - 2B
12 Hrs. - $43.91
(62 & over $4.80)
Students will observe, interpret and practice conversations in German. Conversations
will focus on family and free time. Textbook optional.
21129WBC MW
12/05-12/14
802-464Conversational Spanish - 1A
12 Hrs. - $43.91
(62 & over $4.80)
Introduces basic Spanish alphabet, pronunciation, greetings, numbers, colors, nouns,
adjectives, verbs and conversations. Students will practice using high frequency words
and conversations. 21141 and 21307 Textbook optional. 21387 Textbook required.
21141FDC T
06:00P-08:55P Templin
09/06-09/27
21387FDC W
06:00P-08:55P Pomeranke
09/07-09/28
21307WBC W
09/07-09/28
802-465Conversational Spanish - 1B
12 Hrs. - $43.91
(62 & over $4.80)
Continues from beginning Spanish level knowledge to develop fluency in pronunciation and
simple conversations. Fluency is gained in using the alphabet, pronunciation, greets,
numbers, colors, nouns, adjectives, verbs and conversations. 21142 and 21309 Textbook
optional. 21388 Textbook required. 21309 No class 10/12.
21142FDC T
10/04-10/25
21388FDC W
10/05-10/26
21309WBC W
10/05-11/02
802-466Conversational Spanish - 2A
12 Hrs. - $43.91
(62 & over $4.80)
Continues from beginning Spanish level knowledge to develop fluency in pronunciation
and simple conversation and questions using days, months, numbers, time, direction
and other verbs and topics. 21310 No class 11/23. 21143 and 21310 Textbook optional.
21143FDC T
11/01-11/22
21310WBC W
11/09-12/07
802-467Conversational Spanish - 2B
12 Hrs. - $43.91
(62 & over $4.80)
Students will observe, interpret, and practice using high frequency words and
conversations using days, months, numbers, time, directions and other verbs and topics.
Suggested completion of previous Spanish classes or experience with the language is
encouraged. 21144 Textbook optional.
21144FDC T
11/29-12/20
141-409Spanish for the Workplace
8 Hrs. - $99.00
(62 & over $72.93)
This training is designed to provide non-Spanish-speaking employees with functional
skills in Spanish to address routine operations found in most workplace settings. Topics
include employment, hiring/dismissal, time and work schedules, medical emergencies,
and safety issues. Approximately 45 lines of Spanish and numbers will be learned. No
prior knowledge of Spanish is necessary.
21312FDC F
08:30A-04:55P Templin
10/14-10/14
141-410Spanish-School Admin/Teachers/Staff-8 Hrs.
8 Hrs. - $99.00
(62 & over $72.93)
Provides functional Spanish language skills for school personnel who have occasional
contact with Spanish-speaking students and visitors. Includes extensive training for
non-Spanish-speaking classroom teachers who have Spanish-speaking children in their
classroom. Approximately 45 lines of Spanish and numbers will be learned. No prior
knowledge of Spanish is necessary.
21386WBC TR
09/27-09/29
Leadership-Human Resources
196-475Certification Preparation for SHRM-CP/SHRM-SCP
24 Hrs. - $822.91
(62 & over $744.70)
Using the Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM) learning materials, you will
prepare for the SHRM-CP & SHRM-SCP exam. This training provides an over view of the
entire global Body of Competency and Knowledge (BoCK) in human resource management including the four knowledge domains: People, Organization, Workplace, and
Strategy. Materials and textbooks are included in the cost of the program. Students are
responsible for meeting SHRM exam eligibility requirements. Coursework is completed
both online and in the classroom. For online work, a computer with Internet access is
required. Part 1 of 2 Certification Prep.
21118BDC T
05:30P-08:25P Vogl-RauscherBLD/
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196-476Certification Preparation SHRM CP/SHRM-SCP 2
311-400Responsible Beverage and Tobacco Service (cont.)
145-450Facebook for Small Business
12 Hrs. - $437.09
(62 & over $397.98)
This Study Group class is part of the SHRM CP/SCP Certification Prep course. Coursework
is completed both online and in the classroom. For online work, a computer with Internet
access is required. Part 2 of 2 Certification Prep.
21119BDC T
05:30P-08:25P Vogl-RauscherBLD/
ACCL09/27-10/11
196-428Grant Writing 101
3 Hrs. - $69.00
(62 & over $55.96)
Know the basics about grant writing from the preplanning steps to identifying and
selecting opportunities. Understand the process, format, content, and submission
guidelines you need to be aware of. This foundational grant writing course will get you
started in the grant writing world!
21383FDC T
06:00P-08:55P Huycke
10/04-10/04
16 Hrs. - $260.80
Introduces the fundamentals required for acting as a salesperson in the brokering of
real estate. Develops skills in the topical items identified in current Wisconsin Administrative Code. Meets Wisconsin’s 72-hour educational requirement for those seeking a
sales license.
21030FDC TR
05:00P-08:55P Crites
IVC 09/20-11/17
21030WBC TR
IVC 09/20-11/17
(62 & over $60.45)
Sign Language
12 Hrs. - $43.91+Books
(62 & over $4.80+Books)
Explores the fundamentals of sign language and develops a good working knowledge
of basic signs. Introduces students to the deaf culture and focuses on introductions of
oneself. 21289 and 21132 Textbook required.
21289FDC T
05:30P-08:25P
09/06-09/27
21132WBC M
06:00P-08:55P Boness
09/12-10/03
533-426Sign Language - 1B
12 Hrs. - $43.91+Books
(62 & over $4.80+Books)
Fluency on basic signs is observed, interpreted, and practiced. Students will focus on
exchanging personal information with others. 21290 and 21133 Textbook required.
21290FDC T
05:30P-08:25P
10/04-10/25
21133WBC M
10/10-10/31
533-427Sign Language - 2A
12 Hrs. - $43.91+Books
(62 & over $4.80+Books)
Students will focus on expressive and receptive sign skills, practicing intermediate level
signs. Discussion will focus on living situations. 21291 and 21134 Textbook required.
21291FDC T
05:30P-08:25P
11/01-11/22
21134WBC M
11/07-11/28
(62 & over $4.80+Books)
Students will develop, interpret and practice conversational phrases using intermediate
signs. Discussion will focus on family. 21292 and 21135 Textbook required.
21292FDC T
05:30P-08:25P
11/29-12/20
21135WBC MW
12/05-12/14
Small Business Entrepreneurship
145-430Create a Pinterest Presence Small Business
3 Hrs. - $30.78
(62 & over $23.96)
Wisconsin state-approved Listing Contracts examines details surrounding listing
contracts, nuances between client and customer, cooperation with agents, etc.
21357FDC M
06:00P-08:55P
09/19-09/19
21351WBC W
11/02-11/02
3 Hrs. - $37.00
(62 & over $17.74)
Facebook gets people looking at you and your business, and has the potential to reach
new customers. Learn how to use this social media tool as a resource that can benefit
your small business. Students open an account, set up a Facebook page and learn
what Facebook can and can’t do for a small business. Students should have a basic
understanding of computers.
21217BDC W
06:00P-08:55P Kraft
12/07-12/07
21241WBC R
06:00P-08:55P Kraft
11/03-11/03
145-432 How to Create an Effective Online Presence for Small Business
3 Hrs. - $30.78
(62 & over $17.74)
Don’t know how or where to promote your business? We will help you choose the social
media platforms that will market your business and enhance your brand based on
best practices. This workshop will help you understand social media and its business
opportunity.
21280FDC W
06:00P-08:55P Kraft
09/14-09/14
145-426How to Gather Research Data for Your Business
3 Hrs. - $30.68
(62 & over $17.64)
Starting your own business or interested in growing your existing small business?
Your journey begins with defining the right business or research questions and then
gathering the right data prior to launch or growth. Market research can help uncover
trends or opportunities, get a pulse on what potential customers value, and reduce some
of the uncertainty by making data driven decisions. Learn how and where to find free
and low-cost research sources to help you determine a potential market and what they
want, evaluate your industry, size up the competition, and more. Doing research for your
business is easier and less scary than you might think when you know where and how
to collect the data. Held at the Fond du lac County Economic Development Corporation,
116 N. Main Street.
21184FDO R
06:00P-08:55P Giese-Kent
10/13-10/13
3 Hrs. - $30.78
(62 & over $17.74)
Before you take the plunge, let us help by providing you with a comprehensive overview
of what it takes to start and run your own business. We will show you where to find
the resources needed to take the next step. With proper planning, you increase your
chances of success.
21208FDC T
06:00P-08:55P Melzer
12/13-12/13
21197WBC R
09/22-09/22
145-420Marketing Your Small Business
3 Hrs. - $30.78
(62 & over $17.74)
Discover the importance of knowing who your customer is and the techniques required
for a successful marketing plan. Participants will apply concepts of product, price,
promotion, and placement while understanding the critical role marketing plays in a
small business.
21207FDC R
06:00P-08:55P Melzer
11/03-11/03
145-424Money Management for Small Business
3 Hrs. - $30.78
(62 & over $17.74)
Manage your business finances wisely. Keeping careful track of your business’s
finances is one of those must-do tasks to keep your business healthy. Get clever tips
for managing your business finances and building smart small business financial
relationships.
21198WBC R
11/10-11/10
145-423Web Site Design for Your Small Business
6 Hrs. - $43.91
(62 & over $24.36)
Build a Web site for your business. You will learn how to design, develop, publish, and
promote a Web page. We’ll cover the concepts of templates, uploading photos and text,
organizing content and strategy to promote an on-line presence.
21116FDC R
06:00P-08:55P Motzkus
08/04-08/11
21246FDC T
06:00P-08:55P Kraft
11/29-12/06
21245WBC R
06:00P-08:55P Kraft
09/22-09/29
(62 & over $17.74)
Let us show you how to creatively use Pinterest to promote your business. This class
is packed with techniques to maximize your marketing results using best practices.
Students will open a Pinterest account and explore. Leave with a full understanding of
Pinterest and its business opportunities.
21221BDC R
06:00P-08:55P Kraft
10/06-10/06
21276FDC T
06:00P-08:55P Kraft
11/15-11/15
(62 & over $23.96)
Wisconsin state-approved Offer to Purchase reviews scenarios and details about stateapproved offer to purchase form, financing, and appraisal contingences, etc.
21358 FDC M
06:00P-08:55P 09/26-09/26
21352 WBC W 06:00P-08:55P Crites 11/09-11/09
194-407Course 3 - New Developments
3 Hrs. - $30.78
145-403How to Start Your Own Business
533-425Sign Language - 1A
12 Hrs. - $43.91+Books
3 Crs. - $426.00+Books
3 Hrs. - $37.00
10/24-10/24
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08/08-08/08
09/26-09/26
10/24-10/24
11/07-11/07
12/08-12/08
08/08-08/08
09/26-09/26
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Prompt action in an emergency medical situation can really make a difference. Are you
prepared? In this class, you will learn basic first aid and CPR in a relaxed environment.
It fulfills OSHA requirements for bloodborne pathogens and first aid for business and
industry. This is an instructor led, hands-on, video-based course. The course covers first
aid basics, medical emergencies, injury emergencies, and environmental emergencies.
Upon completion of this course, students receive an American Heart Association
Heartsaver First Aid Course Completion Card that is valid for two years.
21090FDC F
12:30P-05:25P Fugate
11/04-11/04
21089WBC F
12:30P-05:25P Hilvo
08/12-08/12
21179WBC F
12:30P-05:25P Fugate
12/02-12/02
533-429Sign Language - 2B
194-190Real Estate Preparation
194-406Course 2 - Offer to Purchase
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5 Hrs. - $80.00
(62 & over $260.80)
Real Estate
3 Hrs. - $37.00
05:00P-08:55P Speich
531-488Adult First Aid for the Workplace
Provides beginning or returning riders with a hands-on experience in the basic skills of
motorcycling: straight-line riding, turning, shifting, braking and the mental skills needed
for control. A helmet (3/4 or full-face), full-fingered gloves, above-the-ankle footwear,
long sleeve shirts, long pants and eye protection are required and must be brought to
the first class. Dress for the weather, rain gear (no ponchos) is suggested. Helmets are
available to students who do not own one. Motorcycles are provided by MPTC. NOTE
WisDOT Requirement: Within 30 days before class begins, each student is required to
complete the Motorcycle Safety Foundation Basic Rider Course e-course. The Certificate
of Completion must be printed and brought to the first day of the class in order to participate. The certificate expires 30 days after completion. Do not complete the e-course
earlier than 30 days before the first day of class. It is recommended to allow one week
to complete the e-course. To complete the e-course go to www.msf-usa.org. Students
under 18 years of age must have a parent or legal guardian sign a waiver in the presence of a MPTC staff person or a Notary Public. Class schedules and fees are subject to
change without notice and are not to be considered as contractual guarantees for any
course.
20940FDC F
05:30P-08:25P
08/05-08/05
S
08:00A-04:55P
08/06-08/06
U
08:00A-01:55P
08/07-08/07
21083FDC F
05:30P-08:25P
08/19-08/19
S
08:00A-04:55P
08/20-08/20
U
08:00A-01:55P
08/21-08/21
21084FDC F
05:30P-08:25P
08/26-08/26
S
08:00A-04:55P
08/27-08/27
U
08:00A-01:55P
08/28-08/28
20941FDC F
05:30P-08:25P
09/09-09/09
S
08:00A-04:55P
09/10-09/10
U
08:00A-01:55P
09/11-09/11
20942FDC F
05:30P-08:25P
09/23-09/23
S
08:00A-04:55P
09/24-09/24
U
08:00A-01:55P
09/25-09/25
20943FDC F
05:30P-08:25P
09/30-09/30
S
08:00A-04:55P
10/01-10/01
U
08:00A-01:55P
10/02-10/02
194-405Course 1 - Listing Contracts
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816-400Motorcycle Rider Course
21103BDC
21100BDC
21101BDC
21099FDC
21102FDC
21103FDC
21100FDC
21101FDC
21099WBC
21102WBC
21103WBC
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21101WBC
Welding/Fabrication
442-415Wisconsin Structural Welding Certification
8 Hrs. - $200.00
(62 & over $173.93)
Provides an opportunity for students to meet the State Administrative Code that requires
all structural welding be performed by state certified welders. Allows welders to
test and register with the State under the guidance of a State of Wisconsin Weld Test
Conductor. Includes two sets of test plates. Actual testing time varies by individual
requirements. Contact the instructor before enrolling.
21088BDC S
08:00A-03:55P Clark
12/03-12/03
21087FDC S
08:00A-03:55P Clark
10/01-10/01
(62 & over $23.96)
Wisconsin New Developments provides updates on new and emerging changes in real
estate law, practices, procedures, law and code provisions, etc.
21359FDC M
06:00P-08:55P
10/03-10-03
21353WBC W
11/16-11/16
194-408Course 4 - Ethics and Fair Housing
3 Hrs. - $37.00
(62 & over $23.96)
Ethics and Fair Housing in Wisconsin outlines Wisconsin licensee obligations with
respect to the Realtor Code of Ethics and Fair Housing Law.
21360FDC M
06:00P-08:55P
10/10-10/10
21354WBC W
11/30-11/30
194-413Course 5 - Disclosure in Wisconsin Transactions (Elective A)
3 Hrs. - $37.00
(62 & over $23.96)
Disclosures in a Wisconsin Transaction helps real estate professionals understand what
disclosure obligations licensees have and what disclosure obligations sellers have.
21361FDC M
06:00P-08:55P
10/17-10/17
21355WBC W
12/07-12/07
CLASSES FOR ENGLISH
LANGUAGE LEARNERS
194-414 Course 6 - Inspection and Testing in Wisconsin
Transactions (Elective C)
• Classes from beginner to advanced levels
• Prepare for college
• Improve reading, writing/grammar, speaking/ pronunciation
and listening skills
• Learn English for many different careers
Inspections and Testing in Wisconsin Transactions provides a thorough review of
inspections and testing in a Wisconsin transaction using Wisconsin approved forms.
21362FDC M
06:00P-08:55P
10/24-10/24
21356WBC W
12/14-12/14
• Online computer-assisted learning
3 Hrs. - $37.00
(62 & over $23.96)
- Build computer skills
Responsible Beverage
311-400Responsible Beverage and Tobacco Service
4 Hrs. - $25.00
- Use our online program at home and at school
(62 & over $11.96)
Explores the laws and regulations that owners, operators and employees of the food/
beverage industry must understand in providing safe customer service. This training
meets Department of Revenue’s Alcohol Beverage Bill and local ordinances for new
bartenders.
21099BDC M
IVC 08/08-08/08
21102BDC M
IVC 09/26-09/26
• Meet educational requirements for Deferred Action for
Childhood Arrivals (DACA)
• Students from many different countries and language
backgrounds
AVAILABLE AT THREE CAMPUS LOCATIONS
Call our bilingual (Spanish/English) ELL Program Specialists for more information.
BEAVER DAM
920-887-4496
FOND DU LAC
920-924-6339
WEST BEND
262-306-5302
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FALL ONLINE NONCREDIT CLASSES
IL - Instructor-led classes with specific start dates.
SP - Self-paced classes with open enrollment; class begins when you log in.
Continuing Education and Professional Development
These classes are designed for individuals in the
workforce looking to maintain current licensure
or for individuals looking to enter the workforce
needing to gain or improve vital job skills.
Grant Writing
Grant writing in today’s economic environment is becoming increasingly competitive.
Prepare yourself to write effective grant proposals with the guidance of the following
course offerings. Many of the grant writing courses qualify for the Educator Graduate
Credit Program.
A to Z Grant Writing
$99 per person (IL)
Start Dates: July 13, August 17, September 14, October 12, November 9, December 14
K-12 Educator Courses
Survival Kit for New Teachers
$99 per person (IL)
Feel a little trepidation before entering your classroom? You’re not alone! Whether you’re
already teaching, a newly credentialed graduate, or a substitute looking to transition to
full-time, this course will provide you with proven tools, tips, and tricks to make your
early years in the classroom a breeze. Teaching is a balancing act, and it requires a
blend of subject expertise and classroom skills to reach all of your diverse learners. In
this informational and interactive six-week course, you’ll learn the particulars of running
a motivational classroom that will feel like home to your students.
To register, visit www.ed2go.com/mptc. Search “Survival.”
A to Z Grant Writing is an invigorating and informative course that will equip you with
the skills and tools you need to enter the exciting field of grant writing! You’ll learn how
to raise needed funds by discovering how and where to look for potential funders who
are a good match for your organization. You’ll also learn how to network and develop
true partnerships with a variety of funders, how to organize a successful grant-writing
campaign, and how to put together a complete proposal package.
To register, visit www.ed2go.com/mptc. Search “Grant Writing.”
Get Grants!
$99 per person (IL)
Get Grants! Focuses on grant funding for non-profit organizations. You’ll explore the
step-by-step the process of grant proposal writing, whether you are tacking a federal
grant, one from a national private foundation or a smaller grant from your local foundation. Learn to recognize what makes a project attractive to a funding agency and see
how to create a compelling case. In just a few weeks, you’ll be prepared to convert an
idea into a complete, well-developed package.
Solving Classroom Discipline Problems
To register, visit www.ed2go.com/mptc. Search “Grants.”
Why do some teachers enjoy peaceful, orderly classrooms while other teachers face
daily discipline battles? The answer is that many teachers have not been taught the
secrets to solving discipline problems. This course reveals those secrets and presents a
step-by-step approach to effective, positive classroom discipline. Teachers continually
rate this course one of the most valuable they have ever taken.
To register, visit www.ed2go.com/mptc. Search “Solving.”
Small Business
$99 per person (IL)
Health and Safety
OSHA Safety Training Series
$99 per person (SP)
The Mandatory subject area in the OSHA series will cover electrical safety, environmental
awareness, fall protection, fire safety and prevention, industrial facility safety, industrial
signage, lockout/tagout, PPE, and walking/working surfaces.
The modules in the Safety subject area begin by providing an overview of common
industrial facility hazards and protective systems, including the areas of a facility where
these hazards may be encountered. These modules also introduce fire and electrical
safety practices, as well as discuss topics such as hazardous communications, lockout/
tagout, industrial signage, and personal protective equipment. This series consists of 25
modules. Each module is 30 minutes self-paced.
To register, visit http://coursecatalog.com/mptc. Search Keyword/Course #MPTC7255. .
Conversational Foreign Language
Speed Spanish
$99 per person (IL)
Imagine yourself speaking, reading and writing Spanish. Now you can with Speed
Spanish! This course is designed for anyone who wants to learn Spanish pronto. You’ll
learn six easy recipes for gluing Spanish words together to form sentences. In no time
at all, you’ll be able to go into any Spanish speaking situation and converse in Spanish.
To register, visit www.ed2go.com/mptc. Search “Speed Spanish.”
Spanish for Law Enforcement
$99 per person (IL)
Whether you’re new to the Spanish language or just want a refresher, this course will
teach you the basic Spanish phrases you need for everything from making casual
conversation to handling life-or-death situations. You’ll start with simple vocabulary for
everyday topics including colors, numbers, conversational phrases, family names, and
words for asking questions. Next, you’ll learn Spanish terminology you can use during
arrests, traffic stops, medical emergencies, and many other common law enforcement
situations. In this course, you’ll focus specifically on Spanish for law enforcement
personnel, skipping the “touristy” phrases you don’t need to know.
Introduction to QuickBooks 2016
$149 per person (IL)
Learn to manage the financial aspects of your small business quickly and efficiently
with this powerful accounting software program. Gain hands-on experience as you
learn how this well-designed accounting program can make it a snap to set-up a chart
of accounts; reconcile your checking account; create and print invoices, receipts, and
statements; track your payables, inventory and receivables; create estimates; and
generate reports. This course will allow you to control of the financial accounting for
your business.
To register, visit www.ed2go.com/mptc. Search “Intro to QuickBooks 2016”.
Other QuickBooks titles are available, and checkout the Quickbooks 2016 Series.
Employment Law Fundamentals
$99 per person (IL)
Learn the basics of employment law so you can legally hire, evaluate and manage
employees as a manager, supervisor, small business owner, human resource specialist,
or corporate executive. Learn the difference between an employee and independent
contractor; the basic types of employee benefits; effective hiring, evaluation, and
termination procedures; methods to resolve employment disputes in and out of court;
discrimination and union laws; and workplace safety rules.
To register, visit www.ed2go.com/mptc. Search “Employment.”
Jump Start Your Career
$99 per person (IL)
Did you know that 95% of all job opportunities aren’t made public? Did you know that
most people get their jobs through their “connections”? If you’ve been frustrated in your
career or job search, LinkedIn is the solution you’re looking for. In this course, you’ll
get hands-on experience with this powerful tool as you build your own career network.
You’ll learn how to create a profile that shows your professional achievements off, and
you’ll gain techniques for deepening and expanding your business contacts. Learn about
LinkedIn groups—a great way to find others who share your interests and background,
and who may be major players in your industry. Finally, learn how to incorporate LinkedIn into your overall job-search and career development strategy.
To register, visit www.ed2go.com/mptc. Search “Jump-start”.
Understand the HR Function
No matter what role we play in an organization, we are all affected by human resources.
This course is designed to help people without experience in human resources to understand this very vital link in the organizational chain. It will prepare both managers and
business owners to handle basic human resource functions in a way that will ensure the
best possible result. In particular, attention is given to the hiring process, including ways
to locate quality employees in a competitive labor market. Employee rights and the legal
side of the human resource field are also covered
This program has been approved for 24 (General) recertification credit hours toward
PHR, SPHR and GPHR recertification through the HR Certification Institute.
To register, visit www.ed2go.com/mptc. Search “Human Resources.”
Natural Health and Healing
Introduction to Natural Health and Healing
$99 per person (IL)
Would you like to learn more about natural health but don’t know where to start? If so,
then this is the course for you! We’ll discuss the various stages of health and illness,
and you’ll discover that true health means wholeness of the mind, body, and spirit.
You’ll start a personal health journal to evaluate your current lifestyle and observe how
your behaviors can affect your health. We’ll also explore naturopathy, which seeks
ways for the body to heal itself. You’ll find out about proper breathing techniques that
enhance health, and you’ll learn the value of hydrotherapy, diet, biorhythms, and fasting.
We’ll also examine using the power of the mind for healing the body--discussing brain
function tests, visualization, and relaxation therapies. You’ll see the great power of
belief. Then we’ll delve into vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, free radicals, and the basic
requirements that constitute a healthy diet. After this course, you’ll be able to develop
menus that improve health. We’ll also look at herbal healing, aromatherapy, body
therapies, massage techniques, osteopathy, chiropractic, T’ai Chi, reflexology, yoga, Feng
Shui, therapeutic touch, natural remedies for common emergencies, and much more. By
the end of this course, you’ll have begun taking charge of your own health and healing!
To register, visit www.ed2go.com/mptc. Search “Natural.”
SAT/ACT Preparation
SAT/ACT Preparation – Part 1
$99 per person (IL)
SAT/ACT Preparation Part I will give you all the information you need to do well on the
verbal questions of the ACT and the new SAT. The ACT verbal sections are called the
Reading Test, the English Test, and the Science Test. The Reading Test and the English
Test assess your knowledge of English usage, grammar, and reading comprehension.
This course will provide you with a grammar and usage review specifically geared to the
rules that you’ll be tested on in the ACT. You’ll also learn how to maximize your time on
reading comprehension passages and the passages in the science test. For complete
information go to the website listed below.
To register, visit www.ed2go.com/mptc. Search “SAT.”
SAT/ACT Preparation – Part 2
$99 per person (IL)
SAT/ACT Preparation Part 2 will give you all the information you need to do well on the
math questions of the ACT and the SAT. The ACT math tests your knowledge of arithmetic, algebra, geometry, trigonometry, and basic statistics. This course provides you with
a complete math review of all these subjects. We‘ll also show you how to use your time
wisely so that you finish as many math questions as possible in the 60 minutes the ACT
gives you for the math test. For complete information go to the website listed below.
To register, visit www.ed2go.com/mptc. Search “SAT.”
To register, visit www.ed2go.com/mptc. Search “Law-enforcement.”
Personal Enrichment
These classes are designed for individuals
looking to enhance personal growth with meaningful and rewarding courses developed around
special interests and hobbies.
Start Your Own Edible Garden
$99 per person (IL)
Grow delicious, nutritious fruit and vegetables in your own backyard! In this course,
you’ll learn how to give your garden a healthy start and keep it growing strong all
season. Discover which type of garden and variety of crops are right for you and your
yard. Explore climate considerations, how to read a zone hardiness map, and how to
spot a micro-climate in your yard. Learn how to properly prepare a garden bed so your
crops have the best opportunity to thrive. Identify problems in pH and drainage and how
fix them. You’ll even learn to understand fertilizers and make compost! Get tips on starting seeds, transplanting, pruning, and using container gardens and support structures.
Learn what to watch out for so you can spot pests and diseases before they destroy
your bounty.
To register, visit www.ed2go.com/mptc. Search “Edible.”
Introduction to Windows 10
Welcome to Windows 10, the completely new operating system from Microsoft, which
offers a more robust, more powerful, and completely unique computing experience. In
this course, you’ll gain the foundation you need to get started right away using Windows
10. Beginning with the basics: learn how to find your way around the operating system.
Explore the Start menu, desktop, and system settings so you can feel right at home.
You’ll learn to customize the features of this operating system and personalize your
desktop so you can make your computer truly your own.
This course also shows you how File Explorer can help you manage your files. From
finding files and folders, to organizing and editing photos, to managing files on external
drives, you’ll learn everything you need to know about getting the most from this operating system. And since security is important, you’ll also learn how to protect your files,
as well as how to protect and update Windows 10. You’ll even see how to use the new
Microsoft Edge browser to access the Internet.
Genealogy Basics
$99 per person (IL)
Genealogy Basics will help you understand the genealogy research process and the
way we interpret the information we find. This course guides you through the search
process for family names using several subscription-based Web sites, which you can
access while you’re enrolled in the class. Along the way, you’ll learn through hands-on
examples that help you dig deeper into your family’s past. You’ll develop a strategy to
accomplish your objectives, evaluate the results, and share that information with others.
You’ll discover, in simple terms, where to look, who to contact, and how to make your
family history come alive.
To register, visit www.ed2go.com/mptc. Search “Genealogy.”
To register, visit www.ed2go.com/mptc. Search “Windows 10.”
Mastering Your Digital SLR Camera
$99 per person (IL)
Get control of your digital SLR camera! In this course, you’ll learn about the many functions and features of your camera so you can take your photography to the next level.
Learn how to master aperture, shutter speed, ISO, exposure settings, and much more.
Plus, you’ll see how to use specific lenses and flash units, and find out how to compose
and shoot beautiful photos. By the end of this course, you’ll know how to use your DSLR
to capture the memories of a lifetime.
To register, visit www.ed2go.com/mptc. Search “Mastering.”
These classes do not transfer to credit or noncredit programs at Moraine Park.
Our partners in non-credit education:
To register for these noncredit offerings, go to the link listed with the course
To register for these noncredit offerings, go to the link listed with the course.
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FALL PERSONAL ENRICHMENT CLASSES
These classes are designed for individuals
looking to enhance personal growth with meaningful and rewarding courses developed around
special interests and hobbies.
CRN
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Instructor
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Automotive
404-603Hybrid and Electric Vehicles - Do I Make the Switch?
3 Hrs. - $26.20
(62 & over $20.80)
If you are thinking about buying a hybrid or an electric vehicle, this is the right course
for you! Discuss the pros and cons of owning a hybrid or an electric vehicle along with
reviewing different makes and models.
21314FDC R
06:00P-08:55P Moy
10/06-10/06
404-600NEW! Car Maintenance 101
4 Hrs. - $26.20
Communication Skills
12 Hrs. - $69.30
(62 & over $53.10)
Have you always wanted to write? Put pencil to paper and explore a variety of genres,
including poetry, fiction and creative non-fiction. In-class writing exercises will
jumpstart your creativity.
21366RIP W
05:30P-08:25P
10/26-11/16
801-614Legacy Letters and Memoirs
3 Hrs. - $26.20
CRN
Start
No.
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Day(s)
Time
Instructor
Method* End Date
801-612Self-Publish Your Own Book
103-660Windows 10 Overview Demo
3 Hrs. - $26.20
(62 & over $20.80)
Develop the framework for writing a legacy letter and memoir. Find out the essentials
you should cover in these documents and review some examples. Create a precious
memory for your family and loved ones.
21158BDC T
06:00P-08:55P Rosario
IVC 11/08-11/08
21158FDC T
IVC 11/08-11/08
21158WBC T
IVC 11/08-11/08
(62 & over $20.80)
Writing a book is an exciting goal that anyone can attain. Let us help you publish and
market your book. We will provide you with real advice and a comprehensive checklist
to help you self-publish your book. If you’ve dreamed of being self-published or you’ve
written a manuscript and are now stuck, this course will take you through a systematic
process for getting self-published. Make your dream a reality!
21091BDC T
IVC 10/25-10/25
21091FDC T
IVC 10/25-10/25
21091WBC T
IVC 10/25-10/25
21092WBC T
08/16-08/16
801-613Writer’s Workshop
13 Hrs. - $80.10
(62 & over $61.20)
No matter if you’re wondering if you can write or if you have pages of publications
behind you, this is the workshop for you. If you are a writer of fiction or essays, or you
want to explore poetry or your memoir, we’ll help you discover and develop your own
distinct voice using exercises that focus on the processes unique to each genre. First
night, one-hour class 6-7 p.m., each successive evening classes, three-hours/workshop.
21367BRL T
06:00P-08:55P
09/27-10/25
Computer Software
103-695NEW! Android Smartphone Basics
(62 & over $20.80)
Covers basic maintenance procedures for your car to keep it in working order.
Demonstrated skills include checking the fluid systems under the hood, jump starting
and basic tire maintenance. Other automobile systems will be discussed and tested.
Class is encouraged for all ages and genders. If you want to understand general care
and maintenance for your vehicle, this is the class for you!
21313FDC T
06:00P-09:55P Moy
11/01-11/01
21163HRT R
05:30P-09:25P Kraus
10/20-10/20
801-611Creative Writing
CRN
Start
No.
Loc.
Day(s)
Time
Instructor
Method* End Date
3 Hrs. - $26.20
(62 & over $20.80)
Get more out of your Android smartphone. Learn how to adjust settings, increase battery
life, and use your mobile data efficiently. Learn how to download apps, movies, books,
and more from the Google Play store. Bring your charged Android smartphone to class.
21396FDC T
06:00P-08:55P Schroeder
09/20-09/20
21397WBC R
06:00P-08:55P Schroeder
11/17-11/17
103-642Create Mailing Labels With Mail Merge
3 Hrs. - $26.20
(62 & over $20.80)
Create mailing labels for wedding invitations, holiday cards or other big events hassle
free by using mail merge. In just a few steps, you can create your own mailing list and
perform a “mail merge.” Let us help you get those cards signed, sealed, and delivered.
21243WBC M
08:30A-11:25A Peto
11/07-11/07
103-635Getting to Know Your Mac Computer-Level 1
3 Hrs. - $26.20
(62 & over $20.80)
Get the most from your Apple Computer, or if you are a PC user who has just switched to
the Mac, this course will help you develop a foundation of skills that will allow you to tap
into the full power of your Mac. In this course you will learn how to navigate your Mac,
create and store files where you can find them and customize your Mac so it works and
looks the way you like it.
21283FDC W
06:00P-08:55P Mitchell
12/07-12/07
103-636Getting to Know Your Mac Computer-Level 2
3 Hrs. - $26.20
(62 & over $20.80)
Get your work done quickly and easily using your Mac as a tool in accomplishing your
daily tasks. Explore the operating system and some standard Mac applications. Enhance
your Mac experience with time saving tips you just can’t live without.
21284FDC W
12/14-12/14
2.5 Hrs. - $26.20
Computers-Beginning Courses
103-611Apple iPad Basics
3 Hrs. - $26.20
103-613Apple iPad Basics II
3 Hrs. - $26.20
(62 & over $20.80)
Boost the usage of your iPad by expanding on the information you learned in the Apple
iPad Basics course. This class is a continuation of the first course and will take you
deeper into the iPad while reinforcing the things you have had a chance to practice.
Bring your iPad to class. 21255 and 21263 Held at the Fond du Lac Senior Center,
151 E. First Street.
21224BDC T
04:30P-07:25P Kraft
10/25-10/25
21226BDC R
09:00A-11:55A Stadler
12/15-12/15
21282FDC W
05:30P-08:25P Mielke
09/28-09/28
21252FDC S
09:00A-11:55A Mielke
11/19-11/19
21255 FDL-SCR
08/04-08/04
21263 FDL-SCF
12/09-12/09
21249WBC W
01:00P-03:55P Tess
09/14-09/14
21247WBC W
09:00A-11:55A Tess
10/19-10/19
103-645Computerizing Your Music From Records and Tapes
4 Hrs. - $26.20
(62 & over $20.80)
Explore the computer equipment and programming needed to digitize your music from
records and tapes onto your computer.
21218BDC W
05:30P-09:25P Kraft
11/16-11/16
3 Hrs. - $26.10
& Down to earth
(62 & over $20.80)
Explore the basic functions and features of iPads. Learn the various uses for an iPad
and what this tablet device can offer to you. This class is intended for people wanting
to learn about the iPad and also for beginner users. Bring your iPad to class. 21254 and
21262 Held at the Fond du Lac Senior Center, 151 E. First Street.
21223BDC T
04:30P-07:25P Kraft
10/18-10/18
21225BDC R
09:00A-11:55A Stadler
12/08-12/08
21281FDC W
09/21-09/21
21253FDC S
11/12-11/12
21254 FDL-SCW
08/03-08/03
21262 FDL-SCF
12/02-12/02
21248WBC W
01:00P-03:55P Tess
09/07-09/07
21250WBC W
09:00A-11:55A Tess
10/12-10/12
103-606Is an iPad or Tablet Right for You?
HIGH-TECH
(62 & over $20.80)
Windows 10 combines the strengths of Windows 8 and Windows 7. It is easy to use, with
lots of similarities to Windows 7 including the Start menu. It has more built-in security
to help keep you safe and is designed to work with software and hardware you already
have. This class is a demo only class.
21187BDC T
10/04-10/04
21286FDC R
05:30P-07:55P McFadden
08/04-08/04
21201FDC S
09:00A-11:25A McFadden
09/10-09/10
21202FDC S
10/22-10/22
21203FDC S
11/05-11/05
21389WBC M
09:00A-11:25A Tess
08/29-08/29
21390WBC T
09:00A-11:25A Tess
09/20-09/20
21189WBC M
12/05-12/05
(62 & over $20.70)
With so many tablets to choose from, iPad, Kindle Fire and the many other versions of
Android devices, it can be difficult to know which one will meet your needs. In this class,
we will compare the features of the various brands and determine if a tablet is right for
you - and if so, which one. Held at the Fond du Lac Senior Center, 151 E. First Street.
21261 FDL-SCR
12/01-12/01
103-603Using Craigslist
4 Hrs. - $26.20
(62 & over $20.80)
In this class, you will learn about selling and buying personal items on Craig’s list for
first time users. Must have e-mail access. Bring a jump drive, digital camera and item
to sell.
21195WBC W
05:00P-08:55P Kozlowski
11/16-11/16
Agribusiness Science & Technology Associate Degree Program
103-608Using Productivity Apps for the iPad
ADVANCED DAIRY MANAGEMENT • AGRONOMY • FINANCE
You understand the basics of using the iPad and are now ready to harness its full power.
Learn about various productivity apps that enable the iPad to function like a personal
PC. You will need to have your own iPad.
20735BDC R
06:00P-08:55P Kraft
08/04-08/18
Acquire an education in the high-demand career of Agribusiness, with instruction
focused on the latest advances and cutting-edge technologies to gain the skills
you need to run your own agribusiness operation or help other agriculture
producers become more successful.
Gain skills in:
9 Hrs. - $58.75
Crafts and Recreation
815-632Beginning Drawing
8 Hrs. - $47.70
(62 & over $36.90)
Participants will learn the basic techniques of drawing. Designed for individuals with no
drawing experience, participants will explore fundamentals and apply them in fun and
creative ways.
21376HRT T
05:30P-09:25P Walters
09/27-10/04
815-699Beginning Monoprints
• Agribusiness marketing and economics
• Financial management tools
• Precision agriculture
• Crop production
• Soil science
• Animal science and nutrition
(62 & over $45.25)
2 Hrs. - $15.35
(62 & over $12.65)
Monoprints are back in a HUGE way! We’ll explore this painting technique, which is
PERFECT for beginners. We’ll use stencils, masks, mark-making tools, and other fun
stuff to make great little take-home pieces!
21061FDC T
06:00P-07:55P Kolstad
10/25-10/25
815-627Collage Creations
3 Hrs. - $26.20
(62 & over $20.80)
Relax and have fun while creating your own unique mixed media collage. Anyone can do
it, regardless of artistic ability! Discover the basics of creating a collage using various
kinds of paper, such as antique sheet music, newspapers, magazines, book pages,
maps, labels, receipts and more! All materials provided to make one or more collages
to take home.
21311FDC T
09/27-09/27
Flexible course offerings mean you can attend the
program in person or compete the program online.
815-650Creating With Clay
6 Hrs. - $36.90
For more information, contact
(62 & over $28.80)
Greg Mittelsteadt at 920-924-6324.
Express your creativity while learning the basics of pottery making. Handbuilding and
pottery wheel techniques will be explored.
21071RIP W
06:30P-08:25P Young
11/02-11/16
morainepark.edu/programs
304-621Furniture Reupholstery-Small Projects
15 Hrs. - $90.90
(62 & over $69.30)
Applies basic reupholstery skills in material selection and construction techniques
for small projects. Learn fabric-cutting and fitting techniques to produce professional
results. Students are required to provide their own projects and tools. Held at Gundlach
Chiropractic, 317 Mt. Zion Dr., Ripon.
21039RIP M
06:15P-09:15P Kok
09/19-10/17
This is a shared program with
Lakeshore Technical College.
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Food Production and Hospitality
303-664NEW! Garnish Like a Chef
303-621Appetizers for the Holidays
Act now, seats are limited!
2 Hrs. - $15.35
(62 & over $12.65)
Create impressive hors d’oeuvres and appetizers with a holiday theme.
21047FDC W
06:30P-08:25P Horvath
21378RIP W
05:30P-07:25P Stolberg
303-612Artisan Breads
4 Hrs. - $26.60
10/26-10/26
11/30-11/30
(62 & over $21.20)
Explore the world of Artisan Bread. Hand-mixing of dough and an explanation of
essential ingredients and processes are combined with baking and tasting of hearth
baked breads.
21034FDC S
08:30A-12:25P Endejan
09/17-09/17
21046FDC S
08:30A-12:25P Horvath
10/22-10/22
303-610Basic Candy Making for the Holidays
2 Hrs. - $15.30
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303-622Cajun Cookery
4 Hrs. - $26.60
920-924-3334
or email: [email protected]
for details.
(62 & over $21.20)
Learn how to prepare a variety of Cajun and Creole favorites.
21042FDC W
303-624Christmas Holiday Baking
4 Hrs. - $26.50
09/21-09/21
(62 & over $21.10)
Prepare and bake a variety of delicious holiday sweets like quick breads, cookies, yeast
dough sweets, and a special pie. Mm mm good. French.
21077HRT T
05:30P-09:25P Thomas
11/29-11/29
303-673Cut Like a Chef
4 Hrs. - $26.60
(62 & over $21.20)
Students will “Cut Like a Chef” and learn the tricks of the trade for using kitchen cutting
tools. Knife safety and maintenance along with cutting drills will be conducted.
21259BDC T
11/15-11/15
21104FDC T
10/25-10/25
303-698Delicious Fall Soups
4 Hrs. - $26.60
(62 & over $21.20)
As we look forward to cooler temperatures, let’s learn to prepare a variety of tasty fall
soups perfect to pair with sandwiches or fresh breads.
21049FDC S
08:00A-11:55A Horvath
11/19-11/19
303-687Ethnic Cooking Series
Not a bad deal for a career path
with jobs waiting to be filled.
(62 & over $12.60)
Explore techniques for making basic candy for the holidays. Discover how to make
fudge, truffles, turtles and more.
21409RIP T
11/29-11/29
4 Hrs. - $26.50
(62 & over $21.10)
The Ethnic Cooking class series features typical foods and ingredients from one specific
geographic/cultural influence somewhere around the world and includes a short lecture
followed by hands-on preparation of recipes that are accessible to most/all students at
their various skill levels (can easily be prepared). Includes tasting and sampling of the
finished dishes. 21074 Cajun. 21075 Australian. 21076 Chile.
21074HRT T
09/20-09/20
21075HRT T
10/18-10/18
21076HRT T
11/01-11/01
303-665French Cookery - Bon Apetit!
4 Hrs. - $26.60
4 Hrs. - $26.60
(62 & over $21.20)
Enhance your meals by creating garnishes for center pieces. This hands-on course will
incorporate fruits and vegetables, drinks, entrees, and desserts. From apple birds, melon
carving, and saucing of plates, you will enhance the presentation of your entrees and
leave with some great tools to try at home!
21269FDC T
10/11-10/11
303-695NEW! Introduction to Cooking
4 Hrs. - $26.60
(62 & over $21.20)
Develop basic knife skills and learn about different pieces of equipment used for
cooking. Explore cooking methods to include braising, roasting, sautéing, and frying.
This hands-on course will study principles of cooking meats, fish, steak and more. This
course is open to all genders but is intended for beginners. Learn some introductory
skills to impress your guests!
21350FDC T
09/13-09/13
21377RIP T
05:30P-09:25P Stolberg
11/15-11/15
303-697NEW! SUSHI Simplicity
4 Hrs. - $26.60
(62 & over $21.20)
Have you tried Sushi or a Sushi class? Sushi is about subtle combinations kept simple:
seasoned rice, seasonal fish at peak flavor, slightly roasted seaweed, and just a hint
of flavoring from sauces and condiments. Learn the art of hand rolling and then how
to select fish to best present it’s freshness in sushi. Once you’ve mastered the basics,
you’ll be prepared to make great sushi at home whenever the craving arrives.
21267FDC T
10/04-10/04
21426RIP T
10/18-10/18
303-629Northern Italian Cookery
4 Hrs. - $26.60
(62 & over $21.20)
Learn to prepare traditional northern Italian cuisine of Italy, including sauces, soups,
flatbread and roasted vegetables.
21045FDC W
10/12-10/12
303-648Rustic Breads and Hearty Soups
6 Hrs. - $39.75
(62 & over $31.65)
Learn how to bake and prepare a variety of hearth and flat breads and several hearty
cream and broth soups to be tasted and enjoyed.
21125KSM S
08:00A-01:55P Dorst
11/12-11/12
21408RIP S
10/29-10/29
303-601Spanish Tapas = Delicious Meal
4 Hrs. - $26.60
(62 & over $21.20)
Popular Spanish “small-bite” appetizers or snacks, tapas are delicious and serving a
variety of them easily creates an enjoyable full meal for family or guests. Sign up
with your friend or family member to prepare and taste a sampling from the Iberian
Peninsula.
21041FDC W
09/14-09/14
303-630Vegetarian Cooking
4 Hrs. - $26.60
(62 & over $21.20)
Prepare nontraditional vegetarian entrees using Middle Eastern cooking techniques.
21043FDC W
09/28-09/28
(62 & over $21.20)
Learn how to prepare and sample a variety of traditional French ethnic foods.
21044FDC W
10/05-10/05
303-638Gluten Free Cuisine
4 Hrs. - $26.60
(62 & over $21.20)
Starting a gluten free diet? Learn to prepare delicious gluten free foods in creative ways
that satisfy you!
21048FDC S
11/05-11/05
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304-631Hand Spun Glass Ornaments
3 Hrs. - $26.20
(62 & over $20.80)
Practice the technique of creating fine art with glass. Create decorative ornaments
using torches and glass tubing. All materials included, no tools required. Wear closedtoe shoes and cotton or natural fiber clothing; no polar fleece or synthetic clothes.
21067BDC S
08:30A-11:25A Nagle
11/05-11/05
21068BDC S
12:00P-02:55P Nagle
11/05-11/05
815-624Metal Ring Jewelry Construction
3 Hrs. - $26.10
(62 & over $20.70)
If you love handmade jewelry, learn the basic techniques for making a metal ring sawing, hammering and wrapping. You will also be given the opportunity to explore
making pendants as well! Learn, design and create with a talented art instructor at your
side. Take home your own personally designed and handcrafted ring!
21072RIP T
06:00P-08:55P Young
10/11-10/11
546-604NEW! Forever Young
2 Hrs. - $15.35
(62 & over $12.65)
Is it possible to reverse the aging process? Can we grow younger? In this class, you will
learn that it is possible to look, feel and be younger. Anti-aging studies will be presented
and you will explore how other cultures have reversed the aging process. Learn natural,
holistic and practical techniques that will help you tap into the “fountain of youth” that
is already within you!
21322BDC M
06:30P-08:25P Oestreicher IVC 11/28-11/28
21322FDC M
21322WBC M
301-652NEW! Knitting Socks - Beyond the Basics
6 Hrs. - $37.05
4 Hrs. - $26.20
4 Hrs. - $26.60
(62 & over $28.95)
303-611Holiday Specialty Cookies
4 Hrs. - $26.60
Come enjoy a fun one-day workshop to paint on Canvas. Supplies are included. These
make great handmade gifts or décor for your home. Explore the world of Canvas! 21375
Holiday Spirit.
21070RIP S
08:00A-11:55A Young
09/24-09/24
21375WBC T
06:00P-09:55P Walters
11/29-11/29
(62 & over $21.20)
Entry-level bakers will learn how to bake specialty holiday cookies. Pairs of students,
under the direction and guidance of a Culinarian, will prepare and bake specialty holiday
cookies and learn tips to enhance products. At the end of the class, each participant will
leave with approximately 2-3 dozen of the total cookies produced. Please bring a cookie
container.
21050FDC W
12/07-12/07
21052FDC S
12/10-12/10
21035FDC S
12/10-12/10
21054FDC S
12/17-12/17
21036FDC S
12/17-12/17
21410RIP R
12/01-12/01
311-616Home Brewing for Beginners
4 Hrs. - $26.20
(62 & over $20.80)
Learn how to make your first craft style beer in this hands-on class and discover the
tools you need to be successful. Students will start with some very basic brewing
techniques and brew their first beer. Students must be 21 or older to register and the
elements of responsible drinking will also be covered.
21385FDC W
06:00P-09:55P
10/12-10/12
303-668Introduction to Cake Decorating
3 Hrs. - $26.50
(62 & over $21.10)
Explore the fundamental techniques of cake decorating. Students will have hands-on
practice with icing, designing and decorating cakes.
21407RIP W
10/19-10/19
2 Hrs. - $15.35
(62 & over $12.65)
Learn about the different brew styles including craft, imports and domestic beers.
Explore the ingredients and equipment along with an overview of how brews are made.
This introductory course will help you understand the brew industry and provide an
overview of what you can find in the Fond du Lac area. Students must be 21 or older to
register and the elements of responsible drinking will also be covered.
21384FDC W
06:00P-07:55P
09/28-09/28
303-694NEW! Cut Like a Chef - Part 2
(62 & over $20.80)
(62 & over $21.20)
Learn to prepare a variety of appetizers, entrees and desserts from the Greek Isles.
21040FDC W
09/07-09/07
311-615Introduction to Home Brewing
Are you a knitter who’s always wanted to learn how to knit socks? Here’s your chance!
We’ll go through rib stitching the leg, shaping the heel, picking up stitches for the
gusset, to knitting the foot and toes. You will not want to stop! For this class, you must
know how to knit, purl, and have a basic knowledge of knitting. You’ll need a large skein
of sock-weight yarn and a set of four (4) double-pointed needles, size 2.
21328FDC W
11/02-11/16
815-622Paint on Canvas
303-607Greek Cookery
4 Hrs. - $26.60
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Get FANCY by bringing your knife skills to the next level. After a brief review of knife
safety principles learned in Cut like a Chef, you will perform more advanced cutting
drills to develop your cutting techniques. Practice cutting some exotic fruits and
vegetables. Learn how to sharpen your knives and keep them sharp. Students will use a
mandoline slicer to incorporate some time saving techniques. It is strongly recommended that you take Cut Like a Chef (303-673) prior to this course.
21256FDC T
11/29-11/29
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INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE
BOOT CAMP
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field is projected to grow 18% by 2024?
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Seats are limited.
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Health and Wellness
103-678Setting up Your Facebook Profile
Personal Finance
546-603As You Think
2 Hrs. - $15.35
4 Hrs. - $26.20
(62 & over $12.65)
Create the life you want by using your thoughts effectively. Discover insights about
your “Vibrational Universe” and learn to recognize why your life is moving in a certain
direction and how to change it. Students will learn techniques to apply the power of
intentions to attract the life you want.
21296BDC M
21296FDC M
21296WBC M
807-600Beginning Yoga
6 Hrs. - $36.90
(62 & over $28.80)
Introduces students to all the essentials of yoga practice; breathing techniques, safe
and relaxing yoga stretches, basic yoga postures, and guided relaxation techniques.
Students should bring a yoga mat or blanket. 21062 and 21063 Held at FDL-Senior
Center, 151 E. 1st St.
21063 FDL-SCR
09:00A-09:55A McDowell
09/08-10/13
21062 FDL-SCR
09/08-10/13
8 Hrs. - $47.70
(62 & over $36.90)
Students should bring a yoga mat or blanket. 21064 and 21065 Held at FDL-Senior
Center, 151 E. 1st St. No Class 11/24.
21065 FDL-SCR
10/20-12/15
21064 FDL-SCR
10/20-12/15
10 Hrs. - $58.75
(62 & over $45.25)
Students should bring a yoga mat or blanket. 21066 Students should walk through
Room E-153 to get to E-153.2.
21066FDC T
09/13-11/15
807-601Gentle Yoga: De-Stress and Renew
4 Hrs. - $26.20
A soothing experience that includes breathing and relaxation practices along with
the gentle exploration of therapeutic stretches and poses. This practice supports the
development of strength and flexibility, mental clarity, and inner calm. Appropriate for all
levels, beginner to advanced. Participants bring a yoga mat, towel, and a water bottle.
21037WBC T
06:00P-06:55P
09/27-10/18
546-601Healthy Sleep
2 Hrs. - $15.35
(62 & over $12.65)
Fall asleep easily and quickly by learning to release the endless mind chatter in our
brains. Learn natural, holistic and practical techniques to develop a calm and peaceful
mind for healthy and longer sleep.
21295BDC M
21295FDC M
21295WBC M
546-602Meditation Training
2 Hrs. - $15.35
(62 & over $12.65)
Learn the benefits of meditation, how and when to meditate, focused attention, and how
to slow down and release your mind in this informative and relaxing class. Students will
practice meditating and each individual will receive a customizable meditation based on
their goals and energy scan.
21321FDC M
06:00P-07:55P Oestreicher
10/17-10/17
21293WBC M
09/12-09/12
21294WBC M
11/07-11/07
546-605NEW! Explore Your Inner World
6 Hrs. - $37.05
Your profile page on Facebook tells the world who you are. It includes information like
your background, interests, hobbies, relationships and more. We’ll teach you how to fill
out your profile to include your favorite things. Students should already have an e-mail
account. 21257 Office 2010. Held at the Fond du Lac Senior Center, 151 E. First Street.
21215BDC F
08:00A-11:55A Kraft
11/11-11/11
21257 FDL-SCF
09:00A-12:55P Mielke
09/23-09/23
103-679Connecting on Facebook
4 Hrs. - $26.20
(62 & over $28.95)
Understand your energy and how to connect with your guardian animal through a
guided relaxation exercise. Explore breath work, which is a powerful approach to selfexploration that integrates insights into your life path. These techniques assist you in
calming your mind and finding more peace. By experiencing ancient techniques, this
class will be interactive so bring a blanket and get ready to have some fun!
21433FDC R
06:00P-08:55P
09/22-09/29
103-675Creating Your Gmail Account
3 Hrs. - $26.10
103-647Cloud Computing Basics
3 Hrs. - $26.20
(62 & over $20.80)
Confused by the Cloud? You are not alone. We’ll cover key points about cloud computing
to help you reap its benefits and get you into the 21st century. This class is hands on
and meets in a computer lab.
21185WBC R
10/06-10/06
(62 & over $20.70)
Google Gmail is a good choice for your e-mail account. It is a web-based e-mail service
that allows you to access your e-mail from any internet-connected computer in the
world. We will help you set up and organize a new Google account and get you started
using your new Gmail account. Office 2010. Held at the Fond du Lac Senior Center,
21333 FDL-SCR
09:00A-11:55A Schmitz
11/10-11/10
103-672Google Docs
3 Hrs. - $26.20
(62 & over $20.80)
Google docs is similar to and compatible with Microsoft Office. If you are looking for a
free online word processor that lets you create and format text documents, Google Docs
is it. Learn how to gain access to Google Docs and files you previously created in
MS Office.
21399BDC M
05:30P-08:25P Stadler
11/21-11/21
21337WBC M
09:00A-11:55A Tess
12/12-12/12
103-657Internet Security and Your Computer
103-694NEW! Introduction to Internet Banking
3 Hrs. - $26.20
(62 & over $20.80)
(62 & over $20.80)
This course is an overview of internet banking. Learn to create a secure session from
any location when accessing internet banking websites. We will step through an
internet banking website menu, exploring options that enable you to access information
on deposit account balances, investments, loans, account history, transfers and paying
bills. This class meets in a computer lab. 21395 Office 2010. Held at the Fond du Lac
Senior Center, 151 E. First Street.
21427BDC T
09/13-09/13
21395 FDL-SCR
11/03-11/03
103-683Introduction to Twitter
2 Hrs. - $15.35
(62 & over $12.65)
You see it everywhere: on television, in commercials, and on websites. But what is
a hashtag? This class will walk you through the basics of Twitter from setting up an
account, making a “tweet”, learning how to “follow” someone, and finally, get your own
followers. Other topics will include how to link Twitter to your Facebook account and
other alternatives.
21265FDC W
09/28-09/28
21186WBC W
08/24-08/24
103-670Pinterest Interests
102-615Financial Strategies for Successful Retirement
10 Hrs. - $58.75
(62 & over $20.70)
Pinterest is a virtual online pin board that is a fun way to discover new things and get
inspiration from people who share your interests. Find, share, and organize events,
home decorating projects, recipes, craft and woodworking projects, inspirational quotes
and more. This course is designed for beginning users as well as those who already
have a Pinterest account. Office 2010. Held at the Fond du Lac Senior Center, 151 E.
First Street.
21260 FDL-SCT
09/20-09/20
(62 & over $45.25)
Get the facts you need to prepare for a financially secure retirement. Learn to maximize
your income through social security, tax deferred contributions, minimum distribution
withdrawal rules and your investments. Protect your hard-earned money from inflation
and income taxes. This course will show you a conservative approach to wise money
management and will identify lifestyle issues facing retirees. The information you will
receive may pay dividends for the rest of your life. Optional financial analysis available
as part of the coursework.
21334 WBC
TR
06:00P-08:25P Pauly/Koth-RW Baird
10/11-10/20
102-627Guide to Long-Term Care Basics
2 Hrs. - $15.35
(62 & over $12.65)
If one spouse enters a nursing home, this is a compelling legal reason for updating your
estate plan with elder and estate planning counsel and is critically important in order to
preserve assets for children. There will be discussion of the current Medical Assistance
(Title XIX) rules, exempt assets, income versus available assets, community spouse
asset share rules, divestment rules, and Wisconsin’s Lien Recovery rules. You will also
learn how to preserve a home including the documents necessary to preserve all of
your assets.
21171BDC R
06:00P-07:55P Cupery
10/06-10/06
102-628Help Protect Your Estate With Estate Planning
2 Hrs. - $15.35
(62 & over $12.65)
Outlines the documents required in a sound estate plan, creating your own will, different
kinds of wills, the importance of power of attorney documents, when to include Marital
Property Agreements in a Wisconsin estate plan, and provisions that should be included
in a will and in power of attorney documents (comparison of attorney-drafted versus
statutory power of attorney form).
21172BDC R
11/03-11/03
21177FDC W
06:00P-07:55P Endejan
09/07-09/07
21206WBC T
06:00P-07:55P Melick
11/15-11/15
102-624How to Be a Personal Representative/Executor
2 Hrs. - $15.35
Protect your computer, your data and your online accounts from hackers. Explore
various types of malware threats and the use of protection software. Learn to schedule
regular computer system maintenance and keep your computer clean and free from
risks and threats. 20776, 21330 and 21331 Office 2010. Held at the Fond du Lac Senior
Center, 151 E. First St.
21230BDC R
06:00P-08:55P Kraft
12/01-12/01
21279FDC W
06:00P-08:55P Kraft
12/14-12/14
20776 FDL-SCT
08/09-08/09
21330 FDL-SCW
09/14-09/14
21331 FDL-SCT
10/18-10/18
20773WBC W
09:00A-11:55A Tess
08/24-08/24
21242WBC F
08:30A-11:25A Tess
11/04-11/04
3 Hrs. - $26.10
Internet - Using the Internet
(62 & over $20.80)
Now that you have a Facebook account, you will want to connect with your family and
friends, upload pictures, understand newsfeeds, and more. We’ll teach you how to find
friends, and share your favorite photos with others. 21258 Office 2010. Held at the
Fond du Lac Senior Center, 151 E. First Street.
21216BDC F
08:00A-11:55A Kraft
11/18-11/18
21258 FDL-SCF
09:00A-12:55P Mielke
09/30-09/30
3 Hrs. - $26.20
(62 & over $20.80)
(62 & over $20.80)
(62 & over $12.65)
Have you been named as an executor, personal representative or trustee of an estate for
a relative or friend? Most people accept the appointment as both an honor and responsibility to those close to them, but rarely do they have an idea of what is in store for them.
This presentation will provide an overview of the legal rights and responsibilities of an
executor and explain the gathering of estate assets; paying the debts; distributing the
funds to beneficiaries; and administration of an estate. Procedures and costs of probate,
and discussion of formal versus informal probate administration, including discussion of
court documents required, will be covered.
21169BDC R
08/04-08/04
102-620NEW! Plan Well Retire Well - Your Social Security Benefits
2 Hrs. - $15.35
(62 & over $12.65)
Being well informed in making the decision on how and when to file for Social Security
benefits could now be more critical than ever. The government is providing less support
and information to applicants. Before you apply, you need to know what your options are
so YOU can make the best decisions regarding your current and future financial needs.
21404BDC W
06:00P-07:55P Geschke
09/21-09/21
21398FDC R
06:00P-07:55P Sprader
10/27-10/27
21403WBC T
06:00P-07:55P Walschinski
08/30-08/30
102-612Planning for the Care of an Elderly Family Member
2 Hrs. - $15.35
(62 & over $12.65)
The cost of a nursing home in Wisconsin is over $10,000 a month. 70 percent of people
who reach the age of 65 will spend time in a nursing home. This course will provide an
overview of the types of care that are available for those over the age of 65 and will
provide helpful information on how to fill out forms for Title XIX and how to maximize
family wealth and minimize the amount needed to be spent on nursing home care.
21205WBC W
10/12-10/12
102-626Powers of Attorney - Why We Need Them and How to Act
As One
2 Hrs. - $15.35
(62 & over $12.65)
This presentation will address the importance of having a durable financial and health
care power of attorney, how to use them, where to keep them as legal documents, and
how to act as agent under a power of attorney document. Commonly asked questions
related to powers of attorney will be addressed, including the difference between
“springing” powers and “immediate” powers, incapacity and activation of documents,
and where an agent’s legal authority begins and ends.
21204WBC T
09/13-09/13
102-625Probate Avoidance
2 Hrs. - $15.35
(62 & over $12.65)
After your death, your estate does not have to be subject to probate administration.
With a little planning, it is possible to avoid probate so that property goes directly to
your intended beneficiaries without court documents and fees. This presentation is an
overview of probate avoidance techniques in Wisconsin and includes setting up payable
on death and transfer on death designations on accounts, compelling legal reasons for
creating revocable living trusts and transferring your home or other real estate to avoid
probate without the cost of establishing a revocable trust.
21170BDC R
09/01-09/01
21178FDC W
06:00P-07:55P Endejan
11/09-11/09
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For open hours, course information and
services, visit morainepark.edu/careers.
The Moraine Park Technical College Career
Centers provide adults and youth with tools for
career planning and job search. We believe that
your chances for career success will be greater
if you make a well-informed career decision.
Beaver Dam . . . . . . . . 920-887-4437
Fond du Lac . . . . . . . . 920-924-3244
West Bend . . . . . . . . . 262-335-5773
114-601The Individual Investor - A Beginner’s Guide
103-685Lightroom Digital Workflow CC1
In this introductory class, we will help you understand the process of investing in the
stock and bond markets in easy-to-understand terms. We will explain how to track the
performance of your investments and give you a wide range of resources that will help
you make wise investment decisions to help you achieve your financial goals!
21405BDC W
06:00P-08:25P Geschke
12/07-12/07
21402WBC T
11/29-11/29
In this class, you will use the Library Module to manage your images. You will learn how
to set up your photo archive, import files, rate files, create collections, sync and move
files, work with meta data, convert files to DNG, export files and explore multiple hard
drives to back up your photo archive. Let’s get started by organizing your workflow.
21190WBC M
06:00P-08:25P Klug
10/31-10/31
114-603The Individual Investor in Traditional and Roth IRAs
2.5 Hrs. - $26.20
(62 & over $20.80)
Tax-advantaged investing can supercharge your retirement investments. This course
covers the various types of IRAs, annual contribution limits, eligibility, deductibility,
distribution rules, and much more. Discover how the terms “tax-deferred” and “tax-free”
can benefit you and your retirement income.
21401WBC T
12/13-12/13
2.5 Hrs. - $26.20
2.5 Hrs. - $26.20
206-403How to Make a Promotional Video
9 Hrs. - $99.00
(62 & over $66.41)
Discover how to promote your business through the power of a promotional video.
All businesses, small and large, can benefit from the use of an online video - in fact
consumers are demanding it! This class will guide you through the basic steps toward
the production of your first YouTube video in a hands on environment. No previous
experience required. Students are encouraged to bring a jump drive to class.
21393WBC MW
06:00P-08:55P Motzkus
09/26-10/03
206-605Basic Video Production and YouTube Publishing
6 Hrs. - $37.05
(62 & over $28.95)
Throughout this class, students will learn the basic steps in planning, shooting, postproducing, and delivering a simple video project. Students can utilize these skills for
their own projects, whether it be for a business or a small home video. Publishing
content to YouTube will be covered.
21164 WBC
MW 06:00P-08:55P
Motzkus
10/24-10/26
203-640Beginning Digital Cameras
4 Hrs. - $26.20
(62 & over $20.80)
Examine the features of digital cameras. Learn the technology and jargon associated
with digital cameras such as megapixel and flash memory. Experiment with different
types of digital cameras and learn how to share your digital photos with friends and
family by e-mail and over the Internet. 21335 Held at the Fond du Lac Senior Center,
21219BDC T
05:00P-08:55P Kraft
08/16-08/16
21335 FDL-SCF
09:00A-12:55P Schroeder
10/14-10/14
21173HRT T
04:00P-07:55P DeBack
10/11-10/11
203-641Intermediate Digital Cameras
(62 & over $20.80)
Discover tools to improve both your digital pictures and your digital photography skills.
This class builds on Basic Digital Cameras skills. 21336 Held at the Fond du Lac Senior
Center, 151 E. First Street.
21220BDC R
05:00P-08:55P Kraft
08/25-08/25
21336 FDL-SCF
09:00A-12:55P Schroeder
10/21-10/21
21174HRT R
04:00P-07:55P DeBack
10/13-10/13
(62 & over $20.80)
(62 & over $20.80)
In this class, you will use the Develop Module to do nondestructive editing of your
images. You will learn how to color correct and enhance your images by using the powerful tools and brushes in Lightroom. We will cover all the tools in the Develop Module.
We will also show you how to integrate with Photoshop Creative Cloud. Let’s transform
your photographs into images that fully realize your creative side.
21191WBC M
06:00P-08:25P Klug
11/07-11/07
Photography
4 Hrs. - $26.20
2.5 Hrs. - $26.20
4 Hrs. - $26.20
Safety
504-603Adult Self-Defense
4 Hrs. - $26.20
(62 & over $20.80)
An adult co-ed course designed around five areas of self-defense. Do you know what
they are? This class goes beyond “sport” martial arts and gives you what traditional arts
can’t. Don’t limit yourself to one art or style. Get the knowledge you need while getting a
great workout! We will teach any adult how to defend themselves in a variety of real life
altercations. No experience needed.
21176FDC R
05:30P-09:25P Deike
11/10-11/10
(62 & over $20.80)
Adult female participants will learn seven easy and extremely effective self-defense
tools they can use to escape from bigger and stronger opponents. Know what to do if
someone grabs you from behind, tackles you down to the ground or assaults you with
a weapon.
21175FDC T
05:30P-09:25P Deike
09/13-09/13
Welding/Fabrication
442-609Welding Garden Sculptures
12 Hrs. - $82.95
(62 & over $66.75)
Explores basic welding techniques. Assemble metal parts into art objects that can be
used as garden sculptures.
21194BDC S
07:30A-11:25A Koepsell
09/10-09/24
21308FDC S
09:00A-12:55P Koepsell
10/08-10/22
442-611Welding for the Home and Garden Expanded
18 Hrs. - $123.98
(62 & over $99.68)
Develops skills in welding processes using oxy-fuels to make home project(s). Learn
safety precautions in handling, setup and use of welding equipment. Determine projects
to make for your home and garden use.
21199HRT R
06:00P-08:40P McCauley
09/01-10/06
Woodworking
(62 & over $20.80)
409-610Introduction to Woodworking
In this class, you will learn how to finish and display your images by using the Map,
Book, Slideshow, Web and Print Modules. Now is the time for inspiration, to interact with
and share your photos with others.
21192WBC M
06:00P-08:25P Klug
11/14-11/14
15 Hrs. - $90.90
103-688Photoshop Digital Workflow CC4
409-613Introduction to Woodworking for Women
2.5 Hrs. - $26.20
(62 & over $20.80)
As a home user or hobbyist this class will include time for an independent project
using Photoshop Elements. Bring your photos in on a USB drive and create a personal
album, poster, enhance your photos, make collages or mood board, and so much more.
Students will get assistance with their own personal photo projects.
21229BDC W
05:30P-09:25P Kraft
11/09-11/09
4 Hrs. - $26.20
CRN
Start
No.
Loc.
Day(s)
Time
Instructor
Method* End Date
(62 & over $20.80)
103-639Photoshop Elements Independent Projects
504-602Women’s Self-Defense: 7 Self-Defense Moves Every
Woman Should Know
CRN
Start
No.
Loc.
Day(s)
Time
Instructor
Method* End Date
2.5 Hrs. - $26.20
CRN
Start
No.
Loc.
Day(s)
Time
Instructor
Method* End Date
(62 & over $20.80)
(62 & over $69.30)
Review the safe use of power tools. Create a basic project. Apply safety procedures for
woodworking. Students are required to supply their own projects. No class 10/19.
21161HRT W
05:45P-09:25P Kraus
10/05-11/02
15 Hrs. - $91.30
(62 & over $69.70)
In this class, you will use Photoshop Creative Cloud to do heavy duty editing of your
images. This editing is pixel destructive as it does change pixels in your image as
compared to the way Lightroom does it nondestructively. Let us show you how to get
the results you need and want as a professional photographer.
21193WBC M
06:00P-08:25P Klug
11/21-11/21
Review the safe use of power and hand tools and project planning. Create a basic
project while applying safety procedures for woodworking. Students are required to
supply their own projects. This class is also open to men.
21148WBC T
06:00P-08:55P Boden
09/13-10/11
103-637Photoshop Elements I
24 Hrs. - $134.70
6 Hrs. - $37.05
(62 & over $28.95)
Learn the basics of Photoshop Elements designed for the home user and hobbyists.
There are tricks that will help you organize, manipulate, create and manage your
valuable personal family photos and albums. Learn how to crop, resize, retouch, and
enhance your family photos. This hands-on class will take you from novice to capable
user. This class is for the computer literate.
21272FDC W
06:00P-08:55P Kraft
10/05-10/12
21196WBC W
06:00P-08:55P Kraft
08/03-08/10
103-638Photoshop Elements II
6 Hrs. - $37.05
(62 & over $28.95)
Now as a home user or hobbyist, you know the basics, but how do you use that
knowledge to move to the next level of personal photography? This class has the
answers and these ideas will help make your photography better. Work with a variety
of toolbar buttons to enhance your family photos. This class is for the computer literate.
Students should have a basic knowledge of the program.
21273FDC W
06:00P-08:55P Kraft
10/19-10/26
21233WBC M
06:00P-08:55P Kraft
08/15-08/22
409-602Woodworking - 24 Hours
(62 & over $102.30)
Use power tools to create individualized wooden objects. Safety procedures will be
stressed. Students are required to supply their own projects. Class is open to men and
women from beginners to advanced. 21147 No class 11/24.
21031RIP T
06:30P-09:25P Evensen
09/13-11/01
21147WBC R
06:00P-08:55P Boden
10/20-12/15
409-612 Woodworking Projects
12 Hrs. - $69.30
(62 & over $53.10)
Construct individualized wooden objects. Safety procedures will be stressed. Students
are required to supply their own projects. Class is open to men and women from
beginners to advanced. 21162 No class 11/23.
21160HRT W
06:00P-08:55P Kraus
09/07-09/28
21162HRT W
06:00P-08:55P Kraus
11/09-12/07
21032RIP T
09/13-10/04
21033RIP T
11/08-11/29
409-614Woodworking Projects for Women
12 Hrs. - $69.60
(62 & over $53.40)
Construct individualized wooden projects. Safety will be stressed. Students are required
to supply their own projects. This class is also open to men. Must have previously
taken an Introduction to Woodworking class before taking this course or with teacher
approval.
21149WBC T
06:00P-08:55P Boden
10/18-11/08
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How to Register
Fees
Please note: The following students will be able to
register via self-service on myMPTC:
• All students registered for courses that began
after August 2010.
nSelf-Service Via Internet
Log on to mymptc.morainepark.edu, Student
tab, Student Tools, Add or Drop classes. This
system is available for registration and payment
of courses 24 hours a day.
If you have any questions as to the registration
process, please contact 920-924-3207.
nPhone and In-Person
Registration Hours - Academic Year
Monday - Thursday — 7:30 a.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Friday — 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Summer Hours
Monday - Thursday — 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Friday — Closed June and July
Payment of Fees
2016-2017 Program Fees
Fall 2016 Payment Dates
Fall: July 20, 2016
All fees are payable by due dates published
prior to the Fall, Spring and Summer terms. If
the due date has expired, payment is due at
time of registration.
The fees for each course in this schedule include tuition
and classroom/lab material fees. (Out-of-state residents
pay an additional $65.18 per credit.) All postsecondary
courses include a supplemental fee per credit, used
to subsidize student life and student health programs.
The fees do not include textbooks or other supplies
purchased at any Moraine Park bookstore.
Registration is not complete nor are students
permitted to attend classes until all fees are
paid. Students who have not met their payment
responsibility by paying in full, enrolling in a payment plan, completing all steps of the financial
aid process, or submitting a Third-Party Contract
Application by the due date will be dropped from
ALL classes for non-payment.
What programs are eligible for financial aid?
Federal and state regulations require a student to apply
to the college and be accepted into an “eligible” program. At Moraine Park, all Associate of Applied Science
Degree programs and most one- and two-year Technical Diploma programs are considered eligible. If the
program is short-term or offers only a certificate upon
completion, it is most likely not eligible for financial aid
funding. Examples of those programs not eligible for
financial aid are: Certified Nursing Assistant (C.N.A.),
Emergency Medical Technician, and other Certificate
programs.
Make a payment, enroll in a payment plan or
check account balance at myMPTC, Student Tab,
Student Finance.
Student Services
Call Center . . . . . . . . . . . 920-924-3207
Any Other Location . . . . . . . 1-800-472-4554
District Directory
General Information 920-924-3207 or
800-472-4554
Admissions
Academic Advising
Financial Aid/Scholarships
Registration
Student Services Center
Testing Services
Tours and College Visits/Recruitment
Bookstore
Beaver Dam. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-887-4407
Fond du Lac. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-929-2105
West Bend. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262-335-5774
Career Planning
Beaver Dam. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-887-4437
Fond du Lac. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-924-3244
West Bend. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262-335-5773
Cosmetology Appointments. . . . . . 920-929-2106
Counseling Services
Beaver Dam. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-887-4441
Fond du Lac. . . . 920-924-3199 or 920-924-6535
West Bend. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262-335-5874
Disability Services
Beaver Dam. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-887-4495
Fond du Lac. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-924-3196
West Bend. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262-335-5741
District Equal Opportunity Officer
Staff . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-924-3232
Student . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-924-6459
Diversity Relations. . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-924-6355
Economic and Workforce
Development. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-924-3449
The EDGE - TRIO SSS . . . . . . . . . . . 920-924-3165
Employment Services. . . . . . . . . . . 920-924-3205
Hearing Impaired TTY/VP: Use RELAY/VRS
Help Desk
Technology Helpline. . . . . . . . . . . . 920-924-3481
Class schedules and fees are
subject to change without notice
and are not to be considered as
contractual guarantees for any
course.
Online (Canvas) Help Desk. . . . . . . 855-790-8839
Instructional Offices
Basic Education. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-924-6393
Business and IT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-929-2115
Child Care and Health Sciences. . . 262-306-5314
General Education. . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-929-2113
Human Services . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-924-3270
Manufacturing Technology . . . . . . 262-306-5321
Cosmetology
Nursing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262-335-5710
Trades . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-924-6436
Apprenticeship
Culinary Arts
Library
Beaver Dam. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-887-4406
Fond du Lac. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-929-2470
West Bend. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262-335-5760
Nontraditional Occupations. . . . . . 920-929-2477
Parts Store . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-929-2118
President’s Office. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-929-2127
Student Employment Services. . . . 920-924-3205
Student Life
Beaver Dam. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-887-4462
Fond du Lac. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-924-3101
West Bend. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262-335-5743
Student Success Center
Beaver Dam. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-887-4402
Fond du Lac. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-924-6383
West Bend. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262-335-5783
Transcripts and Records . . . . . . . . 920-922-8611
Tutoring
Beaver Dam. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-887-4424
Fond du Lac. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-924-3165
West Bend. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 262-335-5857
Veterans . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-924-3209
Youth Options/Course Options/
Career Prep. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 920-924-3428
See Campus and Community Information for specific
locations.
HRTHartford
HRCHoricon
HUSHustisford
JACJackson
JUNJuneau
KEWKewaskum
LOMLomira
MRKMarkesan
MAYMayville
NHL New Holstein
OKFOakfield
PRNPrincetonRIPRipon
ROSRosendale
SLNSlinger
WAUWaupun
WBC West Bend
Each class in this schedule lists the course number, course title,
CRN number (used for registration), campus location, days of the
week that the class meets, class times, instructor, instructional
method, and the start and end dates. The class time or day may be
blank if the class is offered online or in a self-paced instructional
method. If no instructional method is listed, it means the class is
taught using a traditional face to face format.
Days of the Week
M = Monday T = Tuesday W = Wednesday
F = Friday S = Saturday U = Sunday
Tuition Exemptions
The Wisconsin State Legislature provides exemption
from paying program and materials fees in the following
courses:
1. Adult high school courses
2. Adult basic education courses
3. English as a Second Language courses
Auditing Courses
A student may audit a course to gain a general
understanding of a subject matter.
• The student must submit a completed Audit Course
Intent Form at the time of registration.
• A student may not change their enrollment status
once the course has started. All course prerequisites
must be met at the time of registration. Only undergraduate (UG) level courses can be audited.
• A student auditing a course must pay the same
tuition and fees as a student enrolled for credit. The
standard withdrawal/refund procedure applies.
• Students age 60 or older are not required to pay tuition
when auditing a course, but they are responsible for
all other course fees.
• A student auditing a course must meet attendance
requirements, participate in classroom activities and
complete all assignments for the course; however,
they do not complete examinations. Students who
complete an audited course are assigned a grade of
AU (audit). Students who fail to complete the course
receive a grade of W (withdrawn).
• Audited courses do not earn credit; therefore, the
courses do not satisfy prerequisites or requirements
for other courses, are not counted toward credit load,
do not affect grade point average (GPA) calculations
and are not eligible for financial aid.
If a class is full, please request to be placed on
a class waiting list. Waiting lists are compiled
on a “first-come, first-served” basis. If openings
occur, students on the class waiting list will be
called sequentially. Students have 24 hours to respond or the next person on the waiting list will
be called. Please inform Student Services Center
if your contact information changes.
Moraine Park Technical College students have many
options for transferring their technical college credits
to a four-year institution, and many graduates have had
success in applying their technical college credits to
baccalaureate degrees at a variety of institutions. The
granting of transfer credit is based on the policies and
discretion of each prospective college or university.
Moraine Park admissions specialists are available to
provide specific information and help students interested
in this option to get in touch with the appropriate
institution.
Moraine Park has numerous formal “articulation”
agreements with campuses of the University of Wisconsin
System. In addition, formal agreements exist with many
independent (private) colleges in Wisconsin, as well as
with colleges and universities in other states.
These agreements typically align the coursework of
one or more Moraine Park programs and a specific
baccalaureate major at the relevant four-year institution.
In addition to credit transfer related to specific Moraine
Park programs, the University of Wisconsin
System accepts credits of General Education coursework
at any of its 13 campuses. Information about transfer to
a University of Wisconsin college is available from the
University of Wisconsin Transfer Information System.
For more information about transferring credits to
Moraine Park Technical College, please contact an
Admissions Specialist and/or the Registrar.
For more information, visit us on the Web at
morainepark.edu/transfer.
Student E-Mail and Computer Account
In order to access MPTC computing resources, you will
need to open your student account. Once you have registered for a class or have been officially accepted to a
program you will receive a notification to your personal
e-mail to set up your student account. You may also go
to morainepark.edu and click the myMPTC/login. Under
the Username text box there is a “Open Account” link to
walk you through the set up.
After opening your account, you will have a username
and password to access MPTC computing resources,
such as student e-mail, on-campus computers,
myMPTC, online learning and on-campus printing.
The Moraine Park student e-mail account is the official
College communication tool. Course updates, important
notices, teacher and student services contacts and other
information is sent to your student e-mail.
TTY/VP: Use Relay/VRS
Student Success Centers
Student Success Centers offer courses to help you:
• Earn a GED or HSED.
• Improve reading, writing or math skills.
• Qualify for a job or a better job.
• Prepare to go to college.
• Get help with college courses.
• Learn to speak, read and write the
English language (ESL/ELL).
Call a Student Success Center (listed below) to sign
up for a registration session.
Beaver Dam Campus . . . . . . . . . 920-887-4402
Fond du Lac Campus . . . . . . . . . 920-924-6383
West Bend Campus . . . . . . . . . . 262-335-5783
Classroom Instructional Methods
Campus and Center
Abbreviations
ALNAllenton
BDC Beaver Dam
BRLBerlin
BRDBrandon
CAMCampbellsport
EDNEden
FDC Fond du Lac
FXL Fox Lake
GRL Green Lake
If you have questions regarding financial aid eligibility,
please contact Student Services at 1-800-472-4554.
For more information, visit us on the Web at
morainepark.edu/financial-aid.
Credit Transfer Information
R = Thursday
ACCL — Accelerated classes offer the same content in a condensed time frame. These classes meet on scheduled dates and times
at Moraine Park sites. Assignments and projects require extensive time outside of class. Assignments may be required for the first
class. These classes are usually offered once a week so you can take multiple classes in one semester. In ACCL programs you may be
expected to follow a sequence of accelerated classes.
BLD — Blended classes are a combination of Online, Internet Video Conference (IVC) or Telepresence, and Classroom. Coursework
is completed both online and in the classroom. For the online work, a computer with Internet access is required. Students use the
Moraine Park Learning Management System (LMS) to submit assignments using the Microsoft Office Suite software. Instructors will
supply further information during the first class session. Classroom learning will take place either in a classroom at one site or at up to
three different sites using the IVC system.
IVC — Interactive Video Conference classes are offered at multiple Moraine Park sites with video and audio interaction through
television medium and microphones. These classes meet at scheduled dates and times. You communicate with the instructor via audio
and video technology.
ONL — Online classes are offered via the Internet. A computer with Internet access is required. Students use the Moraine Park
Learning Management System (LMS) to submit assignments using the Microsoft Office Suite software. Students have the flexibility
to learn where they choose. These classes are not self-paced and have required due dates for assessments and specified start and
end dates (see course descriptions). Some classes may also require additional software (see course descriptions). Communication
with instructors is done using the various communications tools within the LMS. Online classes delivered via the Internet will have an
additional $45 fee.
SPCS — Self-Paced Computer Software concept means you may start a class anytime within a semester. Class completion dates are
communicated during the face-to-face orientation and are strictly adhered to by the College. If the competencies and components of
the class are not satisfactorily completed by the end of the semester, you will receive an F for the class grade. An orientation session is
required before beginning SPCS classes.
SPOL — Self-Paced Open Lab Within the scheduled open labs, students choose times to attend class.
Traditional classes meet at scheduled meeting dates and times at Moraine Park sites. Instruction is face to face.
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Education to Fit Your Needs
Business, Technology and Digital Arts
Accounting
Accounting Assistant
Administrative Professional
Advanced Office Software Suite Certificate
Automotive Sales Certificate
Business Management
• Management and Supervision Emphasis
• Marketing Emphasis
• Small Business Entrepreneurship
Emphasis
Digital Marketing
Digital Marketing/Social Media Certificate
Electronic Publishing Certificate
Entrepreneurship Certificate
Graphic Communications
Human Resource Development Certificate
Human Resources
Information Technology – Information
Security Certificate
Information Technology – Mobile Applications
Developer
Information Technology – Network Specialist
Information Technology – Technical Support
Specialist
Information Technology – Web Designer/
Developer
Information Technology – Web Development/
Design Specialist
Interactive Media Design
• Animation Emphasis
• Motion Graphics Emphasis
Leadership Development
Office Assistant
Office Software Suite Certificate
Organizational Management Certificate
Principles of Management Certificate
Web Site Coordinator Certificate
Consumer and Hospitality Services
Artisan Baking Certificate
Cosmetology Apprenticeship
Cosmetology
Culinary Arts
Customer Service Certificate
Food Service Production
Chiropractic Technician: Office Certificate
Chiropractic Technician: Radiography
Certificate
Chiropractic Technician: Therapy Certificate
Chiropractic Specialist
Court Reporting (shared)
Criminal Justice – Corrections
Early Childhood Administrative Credential
Certificate
Early Childhood Education
Early Childhood Inclusion Credential Certificate
Early Childhood Mentor/Protégé Certificate
Early Childhood Preschool Credential
Certificate
Emergency Medical Technician
Emergency Medical Technician – Paramedic
Health Care Leadership Certificate
Health Information Technology
Infant/Toddler Credential Certificate
Legal Administrative Professional
Legal Office Skills Certificate
LPN to ADN Progression Track
Medical Billing Specialist Certificate
Medical Coding Specialist
Medical Laboratory Technician
Medical Office Management
Medical Office Specialist
Nursing Assistant
Nursing – Associate Degree With a Practical
Nursing Exit Point
Paralegal (shared)
Paramedic Technician
Pharmacy Technician (shared)
Phlebotomy Technician Certificate
Radiography
Respiratory Therapist
Surgical Technology
Hotel/Hospitality Management (shared)
Nail Technician Certificate
Engineering
Civil Engineering Technician – Structural
Electromechanical Technology
Mechanical Design Technology
Process Engineering Technology
• Industrial/Manufacturing Emphasis
• Quality Assurance Emphasis
Quality/Supervision Certificate
Environmental Sciences and Trades
ABC Carpentry Apprenticeship
ABC Construction Electrician Apprenticeship
Agribusiness Science and Technology
(shared)
Air Conditioning, Heating and Refrigeration
Technology (HVAC/R)
Automotive Technician
Automotive Technology
Commercial Refrigeration Certificate
Electrical Power Distribution
Electrical Substation Certificate
Electricity
HVAC Installation Technician
Industrial Wiring Certificate
Technical Studies – Journeyworker
Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator
Apprenticeship
Water Quality Technology
Wind Energy Technology (Shared)
General Studies
Global Studies Certificate
Individualized Technical Studies
Professional Communication Certificate
Wellness Promotion Certificate
Manufacturing
AODA Certification Preparation Certificate
Advanced Emergency Medical Technician
Alcohol and Other Drug Abuse Associate
(AODA)
Child Care Services
West Bend
2151 North Main Street • West Bend, WI
53090-1598
For class information, call 262-334-3413.
Student Services Call Center 920-924-3207.
To register, call 262-334-3413 or 1-800-472-4554.
New Holstein
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Berlin
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Ripon
■ Rosendale
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✪
Fond du Lac
Oakfield
Markesan
●
Ripon Regional Center
850 Tiger Drive • Ripon, WI 54971-0313 (Room 1120)
For class information, call 920-748-3290 or
e-mail [email protected]
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Waupun
Campbellsport
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Lomira
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Mayville
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✪
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Kewaskum
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Fox Lake
Beaver Dam
Jackson Regional Center
N173 W21150 Northwest Passage Way • Jackson, WI
53037-9387
For class information, call 262-335-5828 or
e-mail [email protected]
Textbooks and
Supplies
Moraine Park also holds classes in these various locations:
Princeton ●
●
Green
Lake
Accounting
Accounting Assistant
Business Management
Early Childhood Administrative Credential
Certificate
Health Care Leadership Certificate
Health Information Technology (clinicals
required)
Human Resource Development Certificate
Information Technology – Mobile Applications
Developer
Information Technology – Web Designer/
Developer (internship required)
Information Technology – Web Development/
Design Specialist
Leadership Development
Legal Office Skills Certificate
Medical Coding Specialist
Medical Office Management
Organizational Management Certificate
Principles of Management Certificate
Wastewater Treatment Plant Operator
Apprenticeship
Water Quality Technology (internship
required)
Web Site Coordinator Certificate
Wellness Promotion Certificate
To view our program videos
and for a virtual college tour,
go to morainepark.edu.
Campus and Community Information
Fond du Lac
235 North National Avenue • PO Box 1940
Fond du Lac, WI 54936-1940
Online Programs
Advanced Industrial Maintenance Certificate
Basic Industrial Maintenance Certificate
CNC Set-Up/Operator Certificate
CNC/Tool and Die Technologies
Computer Numerical Control Certificate
Health Science and Human Services
Beaver Dam
700 Gould Street • Beaver Dam, WI 53916-1994
Die Design Certificate
Fabrication Technologies
Introduction to Welding Career Pathway
Certificate
Introduction to CNC Operations Career
Pathway Certificate
Metal Fabrication
Mold Design Certificate
Tool and Die Technologies Apprenticeship
Welding
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Horicon
Juneau
✪
●
West Bend
Jackson
■
Slinger
Hustisford
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Hartford
✪ Moraine Park Campuses
■ Moraine Park Regional Centers
● Moraine Park Instructional Centers
Textbooks and supplies should be purchased prior
to the first day/night of class when possible
and are not included in the advertised fee.
The bookstore also offers textbook rental and
a limited number of e-book options during
each semester. These options are noted on our
course book lists.
In addition to visiting one of our three campus
bookstores, you can find all your textbook and
supply information at the Moraine Park online
bookstore – available for all three campuses
and regional centers. Visit our website at
moraineparkshop.com. When you place an
order, you can have it shipped to your home
or you can pick it up at one of the campus
bookstores. We accept all major credit cards
for online orders (Visa, MasterCard, Discover,
American Express). Financial Aid is available
only during designated days. You can check
Financial Aid dates by going to morainepark.
edu/financial-aid/dates and selecting
“Important Student Dates.”
Bookstore hours vary, please check the bookstore
website for the hours of each campus store or call
one of the numbers below:
Beaver Dam 920-887-4407
Fond du Lac 920-929-2105
West Bend 262-335-5774
Textbook and supply information, including
price, is available on our website approximately
four weeks prior to the start of a semester.

- Moraine Park Technical College

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