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THE CITY
COLLEGE OF
NEW YORK
Continuing and Professional Studies
Policy on Non-Discrimination
The City College of New York does not discriminate on the basis of age, sex, sexual orientation, religion,
race, color, nationality, ethnic origin, disability, or veteran or marital status in its admissions policy,
employment, and access to programs, administration, or educational policies.
Welcome to another new and innovative year at The City College of New York,
Continuing and Professional Studies department (CCNY-CPS). This year
Continuing and Professional Studies embarks on what promises to be an
enlightening and artistically exciting odyssey – You can take A Walk through
Harlem’s Artistry with us or become certified in Theatre, Arts and Business.
Learn from Actor, Producer, Director and Screenwriter Lonette McKee and Broadway Producer
Alia Jones Harvey, who will teach acting classes and How to Produce for Broadway, respectively.
Petia Bradshaw will help you master Strategic Marketing for your small or start up business. Evan Malter
will direct you on how to earn extra extra money and unleash the hidden potential with your voice in
Behind the Mic: The Business & Art of Voice Acting. Foodservice Management continues to be a
big hit with promotional opportunities and job placement assistance for program graduates. Nursing
CEUs, Tai Chi, and holistic wellness continue to provide you with personal and professional enrichment.
ICD-10 (medical coding) is also at CPS, with the best training providers! Whether it’s personal
development, professional development or certification – we have what you are looking for.
We are looking forward to an exciting year. Remember, we have many great programs in store for you.
A new logo, a new web site, and redesigned newsletter have updated our look, and more clearly reflect
our role as part of this highly acclaimed and renowned campus.
As always, our instructors will go above and beyond to ensure that you reach your educational goals.
CCNY-CPS is the best place to “take the next step” to your new career. We are waiting for you!
GREETINGS
Greetings
from CPS Executive Director
Sharon Mackey-McGee, Executive Director
Continuing and Professional Studies
The City College of New York/CUNY
The City College of New York, Continuing and Professional Studies
www.cps.ccny.edu | 212.650.7312
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Table of Contents
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Registration Information
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Financing Your Education
CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS
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Basic Life Support (Infant/Adult CPR)
5
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA)
Certificate Program
5
Certified Nursing Assistant
Refresher Course
6
Certified Electronic Health Record
Specialist (CEHRS™) Certification
6Introduction to Electronic
Health Record
6Privacy, Confidentiality and Security
12 From Dream to Reality: Make a Business Plan
12 Creating a Budgeting Strategy for a Start-Up:
How to ATTRACT Money!
12 Legal Concepts for Business:
What Do You Need to Know?
13 “The How to Guide” for Online Businesses
13 QuickBooks for Entrepreneurs
13 Introduction to Microsoft Office and
the Internet
13 Part I: Microsoft Office 2010, Outlook,
Navigating the Internet, PowerPoint and
Publisher
13 Part II: Excel and Access
13 Introduction to Web Development
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Administrative Use of the Electronic
Health Record
13 Part I: HTML & CSS
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Transitioning from Paper to Electronic –
Reimbursement and Charts
14 Adobe Web Design/Graphics Certificate
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ICD-10 Clinical Modification (ICD-10-CM)
14 Adobe Dreamweaver
7
ICD-10 Procedure Classification System
14 InDesign and Photoshop
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Pharmacy Technician Certificate Program
14 Marine Meteorology
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Medical Billing and Coding
14 Basic Marine Meteorology
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Nurse Certification
13 Part II: Java Script & Twitter Bootstrap
14 Adobe Illustrator
14 Intermediate Marine Meteorology
14 Advanced Marine Meteorology
BUSINESS/CAREER DEVELOPMENT
15 Non-Profit Management Certificate
10 Brand Management and Marketing
Certificate Program
15 The Secret of Purchasing Foreclosed
Property
10 How to Effectively Brand Your Small Business
10 Connecting Your Customers to Your
Brand Image
10 Generating Press and Publicity
10 Harness the Power of Email Marketing
to Deepen the Relationship with Your
Current Connections
FOREIGN LANGUAGES
16 Accent Reduction: North American English
Pronunciation
16 The English Language Institute
16 Practical English
16 TOEFL Intensive
10 Building an Online Platform: Market
with Social Media to Increase Sales
17 Spanish: The City’s Second Most
Popular Language
10 Unlocking Consumer Motivations:
How to Get Them to Buy?
17 Spanish – Level I
11 Architecture Courses
11 Architecture Summer Career Lab
Bernard and Anne Spitzer School
of Architecture
11 Bookkeeping and Accounting
Certificate Program
11 Intensive Bookkeeping and Accounting
11 Advanced Bookkeeping
12QuickBooks
12 Intensive Excel
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12 Entrepreneurship: How to Start Your
Own Business
17 Spanish – Level II
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
17 Tai Chi for Health and Self Defense
17 Taoism: A Practical Approach to Ancient
Wisdom for Health and Longevity
PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
18 Credentialed Alcoholism and
Substance Abuse Counselor (CASAC)
Certificate Program
19 Counseling the Chemically Dependent,
Part II (Group)
19 Assessing and Treating the Dually Diagnosed
Chemical Abuse Client
26 NYS 8-Hour Annual In-Service Security
Guard Training
19 Relapse Prevention and Special Client
Populations
26 Society for Human Resource Management
(SHRM)
19 Treatment Applications for the Substance
Abuse Professionals
26 The SHRM Learning System
19 Counseling the Chemically Dependent,
Part III (Family)
27 Referee Certification
26 The SHRM Essentials of HR Management
19 Physical Aspects of Substance Abuse
& Alcoholism
27 Soccer Officiating
20 Food Service Management
Professional Certification
27 Basic Life Support (Infant/Adult CPR)
20 Controlling Food Costs I
20 Controlling Food Costs II
20 Hospitality and Restaurant Management I
20 Hospitality and Restaurant Management II
20 Human Resource Management and Supervision I
20 Human Resource Management and Supervision II
21 Principles of Food and Beverage Management I
21 Principles of Food and Beverage Management II
21 Bar Management I
21 Bar Management II
27 Teacher’s Assistant Certificate Program
27 Roles and Responsibilities of a
Teacher’s Assistant
28 Child Development Throughout the
School Years
28 Basic Skills for Children
28 Strategies for Supporting and
Managing Behavior
28 Special Situations
28 School Violence Prevention and
Intervention Training
28 Child Abuse Recognition Training
21 Hospitality And Restaurant Marketing I
AHIMA TEST PREPARATION
21 Hospitality And Restaurant Marketing II
29 AHIMA CCS Exam Prep
22Servsafe Food Protection Manager
Certification (FPMC)
29 Billing and Coding Specialist Test Preparation
22Servsafe® Alcohol Training and Certification
29 Notary Public
®
22 Multi Interpreter Certificate Program
22 Community Interpreter / Public Service
Certificate – English/Spanish
29 National Health Association Test Preparation
30 Pharmacy Technician Review Course
30 High School Equivalency (HSE),
formerly GED
22 Legal Interpreting Certificate
THEATER AND ARTS
22 Medical Interpreting Certificate
30 Actor Workshop
23 Occupational Safety and Health
Administration (OSHA)
30Monologues
23 40-Hour Site Safety Manager/Coordinator
Training Course
30 Scene Study
23 7-Hour Site Safety Refresher
Training Course
31 Trends in Art Dealing I
23 30-Hour OSHA Training
30 Auditioning Techniques
31 The Business of Art Dealing
31 A Walk Through Art History
23 10-Hour OSHA Training
31 Law and Ethics in the Arts
24 Paralegal Studies Certificate Program
32 Succeed In Theater Business
24 Part I: Paralegal Skills
24 Part II: Substantive Law
24 Personal Trainer Certificate Program
24 Basic Life Support (Infant/Adult CPR)
25 Certfified Personal Trainer World Instructor
Training School (WITS)
32 Understanding Theater
32 Law and Ethics in the Arts
33 Producing for Broadway
33 Visual Storytelling
33 A Walk Through Harlem’s Artistry
34 ONLINE COURSES
25 Security Guard Certification Training
35DIRECTIONS
25 NYS 8-Hour (Pre-Assignment) Security Guard
Certification Course
36 REGISTRATION FORM
25 NYS 16-Hour On-The-Job Training
37CALENDAR
37 COMING SOON
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Registration Information
Discounts
Textbook Information
Senior citizens receive a discount of $25 off
the price of any open course costing $99 or
more (except computer courses). CCNY faculty,
staff, and students receive a 10% discount on
courses (except where exclusions may apply).
Discounts cannot be combined with other offers.
Books and other course materials are not
included in the cost of a course unless
otherwise noted. You are expected to bring
required textbooks with you on the first day
of class. Online registrants, please print your
receipts for textbook requirements.
Classroom Information
Payment Options
Classroom information will be posted in
Shepard Hall, Room 2, on the first day of class.
American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa,
Money Order. (Personal checks and cash are
not accepted.)
Financing Your Education
Grants and Scholarships
The Helena Rubenstein
Continuing Education Fund
for Career Advancement
This scholarship fund, which is generously
supported by the Helena Rubenstein
Foundation, is the first program at CUNY for
individuals enrolled in continuing education
programs. It is open to individuals who seek
to advance their careers through education
and training, and do not have access to
other funding sources. For more information
please contact The City College of New York,
Continuing Professional Studies Office.
We are a Human Resource Administration (HRA)
approved provider. For more information and
requirements, please visit www.nyc.gov/html/hra
Refund Policy
I.T.G.s are accepted as payment for
approved certificate programs. For more
information please contact or visit your
local Workforce 1 Center.
Refund requests must be submitted in writing
(via fax, email, or in person) five business
days prior to the first day of class. If CPS
cancels a course a 100% refund, including
the registration fee, will be given. If the student
withdraws at least five business days prior to the
first day of class a 100% refund will be given
(less the $25 registration fee). There are no
refunds on one- or two-day workshops. Credit
card refunds are credited to the card used
to register. Money order and business check
payments are refunded via a check mailed four
weeks after a course withdrawal or cancellation.
No refund will be given after the first
class session.
Department Of Veterans Affairs
Certificate Requirements
We accept Military Affairs vouchers for
certificate training programs. For more
information and requirements, please visit
www.va.gov
Continuing and Professional Studies Certificate
Programs are designed to equip individuals
with the appropriate level of skills in the least
amount of time possible to prepare for the
workforce. Most programs require at least
a High School diploma or High School
Equivalence (HSE), formerly GED, for entry.
Please refer to the specific Certificate Program
to determine requirements or visit our website
www.cps.ccny.edu
Individual Training Grants
Vocational And Educational Services
For Individuals With Disabilities
ACCES-VR (formerly VESID) vouchers are
accepted for certificate training programs.
For more information and requirements,
please visit www.vesid.nysed.gov
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Human Resource Administration
For Registration Form, See Page 36.
Our Certificate Program classes can be taken individually for personal enrichment or as part of a
Certificate Program requirement. In order to receive a certificate, students must meet the following
requirements: (a) at least 80% attendance; (b) proof of having attained minimum competency in each
course; and (c) completion of all required courses in the certificate program.
Basic Life Support (BLS) is designed to recognize several life-threatening emergencies, provide CPR,
use an AED, and relieve choking in a safe, timely and effective manner. Upon successful completion of
this course, students will receive an American Heart Association National Certification valid for 2 years.
SPRING SECTION
1 SESSION; 6.5 HOURS
SATURDAY
MARCH 22
SUMMER SECTION
$75
9:00AM – 3:30PM
ME100-1SD
SATURDAY
JUNE 28
$75
9:00AM – 3:30PM
ME100-1SD
Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Certificate Program
A Certified Nursing Assistant, (CNA) works under the supervision of a Registered Nurse, LPN, Physician
Assistant, Nurse Practitioner, Medical Doctor, Resident, or other supervisory staff as designated by the
health care facility or supervisor. A CNA provides assistance to patients with daily living tasks and works
closely with patients. A CNA is responsible for basic care services such as bed making, grooming and
vital signs. A CNA may also assist doctors and nurses with medical procedures.
This NY State-approved 130-hour program provides classroom instruction and a clinical internship in
a nursing home. Course work includes Anatomy and Physiology, Fundamentals of Patient Care, and a
CNA internship.
ALIED/HEALTH ADMINISTRATION
Certificate Programs
PREREQUISITES: High School diploma, GED, or HSE; CNA orientation; assessment test.
Books, Medical Exam, Uniform and test fee are not included in tuition. Choose one section only.
SPRING SECTION I (DAY)
26 SESSIONS; 130 HOURS
MONDAY – THURSDAY FEBRUARY 10 – MARCH 27 SUMMER SECTION I (DAY)
$995
9:00AM – 2:00PM
ME209-1MTWHD
MONDAY – THURSDAY JUNE 16 – JULY 30
$995
9:00AM – 2:00PM
ME209-1MTWHD
SPRING SECTION II (EVENING)
SUMMER SECTION II (EVENING)
MONDAY – WEDNESDAY MARCH 10 – JUNE 18
MONDAY – WEDNESDAY JUNE 2 – SEPTEMBER 10
$995
6:00PM – 9:00PM
ME209-1MTWE
$995
6:00PM – 9:00PM
ME209-1MTWE
Certified Nursing Assistant Refresher Course
This is a “flexible” course and is designed to meet the student’s need to refresh his/her nursing aide
knowledge and skills.
PREREQUISITES: Proof of prior test date.
SPRING SECTION
SATURDAY
APRIL 12 – MAY 31
SUMMER SECTION
$349
9:00AM – 5:30PM
ME209A-1SD
SATURDAY
JUNE 14 – JULY 19
$349
9:00AM – 5:30PM
ME209A-1SD
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Certified Electronic Health Record Specialist
(CEHRS™) Certification
(240 Hours) National Heathcareer Association
The Certified Electronic Health Records Specialist (CEHRS) is responsible for maintaining the integrity
and protecting the privacy and security of patient information.
As a CEHRS, you may perform some or all of the following tasks:
– Audit patient records for compliance with
legal and regulatory requirements
– Process Release of Information (ROI)
requests for medical records
– Abstract clinical information for inclusion in
reports such as quality improvement studies
– Review patient records to ensure they
are complete
– Perform basic coding to submit claims
for reimbursement for insurers
– Collect patient demographic and
insurance information
This course will provide students with the knowledge on the instructional transition from paper-based
records to electronic records via direct access of the online Electronic Health Record (EHR) software.
Approach includes both theory and hands-on work for the students to focus on both the clinical and
the administrative procedures of the use of EHR. It allows students to simulate work in the real medical
offices and helps them understand the theory as they put what they learn into practice. This is not just
about technology but the application of technology in health care.
Books not included in tuition. Please choose one section for each course.
Introduction to Electronic
Health Record
Administrative Use of the Electronic
Health Record
Become familiar with the content of a typical
electronic health record.
Examine the use of the electronic health record
(EHR) for administrative functions such as
contact and insurance information, family
history, immunization status, and standard
information for patient care.
SPRING SECTION
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY
FEBRUARY 18 – MAY 8
$799
6:00PM – 9:00PM
ME320-1THE
Privacy, Confidentiality and Security
Course covers the importance, protection,
privacy, confidentiality and security of all
medical records. You will also learn safeguards
to protect privacy.
SPRING SECTION
MAY 6 – MAY 22
$299
6:00PM – 9:00PM
ME321-1THE
SUMMER SECTION
JUNE 3 – AUGUST 19
$699
6:00PM – 9:00PM
ME322-1THE
Transitioning from Paper to Electronic
– Reimbursement and Charts
Learn to transition from paper charts to
electronic health record and to calculate
out-of-pocket costs for the patient based on
insurance deductible and copay.
FALL SECTION
TUESDAY – THURSDAY
OCTOBER 7 – NOVEMBER 20
$599
6:00PM – 9:00PM
ME324-1TWHE
Due to the increase in technological advances, and the increasing transition of
healthcare facilities to electronic health records (EHR), more technicians will
be needed to complete the new responsibilities associated with electronic data
management. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, job growth in the field is
expected to increase by 20% through 2018, much faster than other occupations.
~Indeed.com
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ICD-10 represents more than just a disruption in a physician’s note taking habits, or a couple of new
letters and numbers for coders to tap in to their billing claims. It’s a fundamental overhaul in the way
that diagnoses and procedures are documented, and it will require specialized knowledge and a level of
proficiency many ICD-9 coders will initially struggle to master.
Prepare for the demanding and complex structure of the ICD-10-CM coding classification system.
Explore the history and background of coding classification systems with a focus on ICD-10-CM.
Learn key concepts and guidelines for each of the 21 chapters of ICD-10-CM. In this course, enhance
your accuracy and ability to code so that you reach the highest level of specificity required by
ICD-10-CM using realistic case studies. Our instructors are AHIMA Certified. (Class Qualifies for
Ahima CEU Credits)
SPRING SECTION
FEBRUARY 25 – APRIL 3 SUMMER SECTION
$749
6:00PM – 9:00PM
ME097-1THE
JUNE 3 – JULY 15
$749
6:00PM – 9:00PM
ME097-1THE
ICD-10 Procedure Classification System
Prepare for the demanding and complex structure of the ICD-10 Procedure Classification System (PCS).
This course provides the history and background of coding classification systems with a focus on ICD10-PCS. Learn key concepts and guidelines for each chapter of ICD-10-PCS. Enhance your accuracy
and ability to code to the highest level of specificity required by ICD-10-PCS using realistic case studies.
Our instructors are AHIMA Certified. (Class Qualifies for Ahima CEU Credits)
SPRING SECTION
MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY
FEBRUARY 24 –APRIL 2
ICD-10 Clinical Modification (ICD-10-CM)
SUMMER SECTION
$649
6:00PM – 9:00PM
ME096-1MWE
JUNE 2 – JULY 14
$649
6:00PM – 9:00PM
ME096-1MWE
Pharmacy Technician Certificate Program
PREREQUISITE: High School diploma, GED, or HSE
This one semester certificate program prepares students to follow a rewarding career path in
this industry. Topics covered include Pharmacy Law, Human Anatomy and Physiology, Medical
Terminology, Pharmacology, and arithmetic and pre-algebra required to prepare and dispense
drugs. Students learn about serving patients, maintaining medication inventory control systems, and
managing a pharmacy. Students also prepare for the Pharmacy Technician Certification Examination
(PTCE), a nationally recognized certification examination administered by the Pharmacy Technician
Certification Board (PTCB). Choose one session only.
SESSION III
SPRING SECTION
SESSION I
FEBRUARY 24 – MAY 19
$699
6:00PM – 9:00PM
ME106-1MWE
$699
9:00AM – 2:30PM
ME106-1SD
SUMMER SECTION
SESSION I
SESSION II
MARCH 18 – JUNE 10
SATURDAY APRIL 5 – AUGUST 2
$699
6:00PM – 9:00PM
ME106-1THE
JUNE 2 – AUGUST 25
$699
6:00PM – 9:00PM
ME106-1MWE
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Medical Billing and Coding
PREREQUISITES: High School diploma, GED, or HSE
According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, “employment of medical records and health
information technicians is expected to increase by 18% through 2016 faster than the average for all
occupations.” Technology is advancing at a rapid pace and is producing more advanced medical
procedures and treatments. With these advances comes the need for trained professionals with
the knowledge to code, bill, and correctly document the performance of these procedures. Trained
professionals will be needed to ensure correct coding and documentation of new and established
procedures to pass potential audits by federal as well as private insurance payers.
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This 132 hour course is designed for any individual who desires to work as a
Medical Billing and Coding Specialist in any medical facility such as: Physician’s office, clinics,
hospitals and other related facilities. Course includes 12 hours exam review and preparation.
This course is divided into two parts:
Part I: Courses: Medical Terminology and Anatomy for Billers and Coders, Career Role and
Responsibilities, Basics of Medical Insurance, HIPPA Compliance.
Part II: Courses: Diagnostic Coding, Diagnostic Coding (ICD-10-CM), (ICD 10 will be implemented
in October 2014); Procedural Coding (CPT), Cloud-based Electronic Billing, and Exam Review and
Preparation. Students must take Part I and Part II to satisfy certificate requirements.
SUMMER SECTION
FALL SECTION
PART II
PART I
JUNE 3 – AUGUST 19 $999
6:00PM – 9:00PM
ME327-1THE
$999
6:00PM – 9:00PM
SEPTEMBER 2 – NOVEMBER 13
ME328-1THE
I took a medical billing and coding class and the instructor
was a master of the industry. She was informative and
extremely professional. She incorporated real world examples
in the lectures and homework assignments, which I am
grateful for because it helped me learn the coding process.
Ms. Canete covered the coding itself to insurance and current
healthcare issues affecting the future of billing and coding.
She also prepared my class to the best of her ability for the
exam, which I was so thankful for.
C. Chan
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ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR: Judy L. Vallarelli MS, RN, APRN, BC CEO
I have led the second largest provider of contact hours for the American Nurses Credentialing Center,
Commission on Accreditation Center for almost a decade. I have worked extensively with the nursing
education departments throughout the tri-state area to provide excellent, cutting-edge nursing and allied
health care programs and look forward to continuing to provide this valuable service.
High Acuity Pharmacology For Nurses
Credit information: 6.0 Contact hours.
This Continuing Nursing Education Activity was approved by the Rhode Island State Nurses Association,
An Accredited Approver of Continuing Nursing Education by the American Nursing Credentialing
Center’s Commission on Accreditation.
The critical care nurse is faced with taking care of patients with an ever-increasing acuity. Patients
are multi-system involved; drugs are rapidly changing, leaving the nurse to navigate in a new world.
This course will provide the nurse with the knowledge and skills needed to deliver excellent care to
the critically ill patient. If you are a nurse who works in a critical care area such as ICU, CCU, ED,
Step-down, PACU, and Dialysis or a nurse who works in any field, this course is a must.
SPRING SECTION
1 SESSION; 6 HOURS
FRIDAY
APRIL 25
$229
9:00AM – 4:45PM
ME099-1FD
Nurse Certification
Pharmacology for NCLEX
Pharmacology is the most difficult aspect of the NCLEX licensure examination for both practical and
registered nurses. With new drugs introduced every day and drug interactions a more serious concern
than ever before, nursing students need access to up-to-date drug information in order to pass their
licensure exams.
SPRING SECTION
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
MARCH 7 – MARCH 28
$695
9:00AM – 4:00PM
ME121-1FSD
Respiratory Assessment and Disease States
Credit information: 6.0 Contact hours.
This course is designed for any nurse who works with patients that have or potentially could have a
pulmonary disorder regardless of setting. Nurses are faced with taking care of patients with an everincreasing acuity. Patients with pulmonary disorders can be complex and challenging to care for. This
course will provide the nurse with cutting edge knowledge and skills needed to deliver excellent care
to the patient with a pulmonary disorder such as Cystic Fibrosis, Atelectasis, Obstructive vs. Restrictive
Disease and Pulmonary infections.
SPRING SECTION
1 SESSION; 6 HOURS
FRIDAY
MAY 16
$229
9:00AM – 4:45PM
ME098-1FD
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Brand Management and Marketing
Certificate Program
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR: Petia A. Bradshaw, MBA, is a branding and marketing strategist with more than
ten years’ experience in lead generation, market research/analysis, channel development, vertical
marketing, social media marketing, and integrated business development strategy.
Strategic marketing for a business is sometimes hard to navigate, but come learn from our expert,
Petia A. Bradshaw, about how to market yourself or your business on a budget.
How to Effectively Brand Your
Small Business
Your brand is MORE than a logo, color or
catchy tag-line. Your brand, your company’s
personality and the visual message that
intuitively communicated to your audience
that tells them: Who your company is, what it
does and what your values and goals are. Take
this course to effective ways to brand your
small business without breaking the bank and
position it for success!
SPRING SECTION
2 SESSIONS; 4 HOURS
MARCH 25 – MARCH 27 $99
6:00 – 9:00PM
AD204-1THE
Connecting Your Customers to Your
Brand Image
Identify your brand and learn how to market
it to your customers. What is your image?
How do you keep or develop a positive word
of mouth? How does your work space, image
and language reflect your brand? Learn how
to effectively incorporate a mix of marketing
strategies: advertising, special events, sales
promotions, and public relations.
SPRING SECTION
2 SESSIONS; 4 HOURS
APRIL 1 – APRIL 3 $99
6:00PM – 8:00PM
AD205-1THE
Generating Press and Publicity
Learn the artistry of press releases and press
kits and low-cost promotional events to lure
the media to you and your business. Creative
entrepreneurs will learn and find a voice in the
competitive commercial market.
SPRING SECTION
2 SESSIONS; 4 HOURS
APRIL 8 – APRIL 10
10
$99
6:00PM – 8:00PM
AD210-1THE
Harness the Power of Email
Marketing to Deepen the Relationship
with Your Current Connections
Email Marketing still has the highest ROI of all
digital marketing. For this reason millions of small
businesses and organizations use email marketing
every day to keep in touch with their customers
and members.
SPRING SECTION
3 SESSIONS; 6 HOURS
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY APRIL 15 – APRIL 22
$99
6:00 – 9:00PM
AD226-1THE
Building an Online Platform: Market
with Social Media to Increase Sales
This course teaches you how to use the web/
media platforms effectively and efficiently
to increase your online presence and profit
margins. You will leave knowing how to use
current social media outlets, viral marketing,
and purchasing followers to generate buzz
about your business and engage consumers
to know who you are and link your brand with
your product and increase your bottom line.
SPRING SECTION
3 SESSIONS; 6 HOURS
APRIL 24 – MAY 1 $139
6:00PM – 8:00PM
AD220-1THE
Unlocking Consumer Motivations:
How to Get Them to Buy?
Knowing is half the battle. Understanding
how, why and what buyers buy is one of the
mechanisms used to get them to buy your
product. Students will leave learning and
watching market trends and where buyers
get their information. Learn how to tailor your
research to your specific consumer.
SPRING SECTION
2 SESSIONS; 6 HOURS
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY MAY 6 – MAY 8 $99
6:00PM – 9:00PM
AD225-1THE
Architecture Summer Career Lab
Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture
Housed in a new state of the art facility, the Bernard and Anne Spitzer School of Architecture (SSA)
is seeking students for its pre-college and college level Architecture Career Lab. Uniquely positioned
as the only public school of architecture in New York City, the SSA Summer Career Lab exposes those
considering a career in design to the theory and practice of architecture through lectures, computer and
fabrication workshops, office tours, and design studios taught by our award-winning and internationally
recognized faculty. The SSA Architecture Summer Career Lab will expose students
to college level architectural study, providing an important advantage over those pursuing the major
without this experience. Additionally, students will be able to develop an architectural portfolio that will
greatly help in preparing applications to both undergraduate and graduate level professional schools.
The four-week SSA Summer Career Lab provides students with the practical experience required to make
an informed and meaningful career choice.
PRE-COLLEGE LEVEL COURSES: Open to high school
juniors and seniors 16 years or older at the
start of the program. No prior experience in
architecture or design necessary.
To learn more about the CCNY Bernard and
Anne Spitzer School of Architecture please visit
us online at www.ccny.cuny.edu/sas/
COLLEGE AND ADULT LEVEL COURSES: Open to college
students and adults 18 years or older at the
start of the program. No prior experience in
architecture or design necessary.
MONDAY – FRIDAY
JULY 7 – AUGUST 1
SUMMER SESSION
$2,500
9:30AM – 6:00PM
ASCL-1MTWHFD
Architecture Courses
Bookkeeping and Accounting Certificate Program
PREREQUISITES: High School diploma, GED, or HSE; basic computer skills
Whether you want to start your own business, improve your administrative skills, or prepare for a new
career in bookkeeping and accounting, this fast-paced certificate program will provide the skills to
become a professional bookkeeper and accountant. The program can be completed in one or two
semesters. The course offers traditional text book learning and computer based instruction.
Choose Spring or Summer Section for each course. Books not included in tuition.
CERTIFICATE REQUIREMENTS: (88 hours)
Intensive Bookkeeping and
Accounting
Advanced Bookkeeping
This course offers a broad overview of the
basics of bookkeeping and accounting
including lectures on accounts payable,
accounts receivable, purchasing, credit, card
sales, sales tax, inventory control, accurate
financial records, and payroll maintenance.
Building on the skills acquired in Intensive
Bookkeeping and Accounting, this course
examines more complex accounting concepts.
SPRING SECTION
FEBRUARY 18 – MARCH 20
$399
6:15PM – 9:15PM
BC102A – 1THE
SUMMER SECTION
JUNE 10 – JULY 15
$399
6:15PM – 9:15PM
BC102A – 1THE
PREREQUISITE: Intensive Bookkeeping
SPRING SECTION
4 SESSIONS, 12 HOURS TUESDAY AND THURSDAY MARCH 25 – APRIL 3
$199
6:15PM – 9:15PM
BC403-1THE
SUMMER SECTION
4 SESSIONS, 12 HOURS TUESDAY AND THURSDAY JULY 22 – JULY 31
$199
6:15PM – 9:15PM
BC403-1THE
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QuickBooks
Intensive Excel
Explore the fundamental principles of
accounting, practice reporting accounts
payable and receivable, invoicing customers,
paying utilities, purchasing, credit card sales,
sales tax, inventory control, doing payroll
and preparing financial reports for service
companies. This is a computer-based class.
PREREQUISITES: Basic keyboarding and
computer skills
SPRING SECTION
APRIL 7 – MAY 7
$399
6:15PM – 9:15PM
BC306-1MWE
SPRING SECTION
$399
6:15PM – 9:15PM
BC306-1MWE
SUMMER SECTION
SUMMER SECTION
JULY 7 – AUGUST 6
The course covers beginning and intermediate
levels of Excel. Once you master this commonlyused spreadsheet program you will be able to
analyze financial information. Learn features of
Excel including automating common tasks and
auditing workbooks to avoid errors.
SATURDAY
APRIL 26 – JUNE 7
SATURDAY
JUNE 14 – JULY 26
$399
9:00AM – 2:00PM
CP103A-1SD
$399
9:00AM – 2:00PM
CP103A-1SD
Entrepreneurship: How to Start Your Own Business
Have an idea, don’t know where to start? Learn with our expert instructor, Chique Ukaegbu, on how to
plan, execute, research competitors, find funding for your new business idea. Explore the differences
between franchise, cooperation and non-profit and learn what angle is best for your business idea.
REQUIREMENTS: Students must take all three core courses and 1 elective to satisfy certificate
requirements
CORE COURSES: From Dream to Reality, Creating a Budgeting Strategy, and Legal Concepts.
ELECTIVES: A student must choose one elective of the two electives to satisfy the certificate
requirements: “The How to Guide for Online Business” or QuickBooks
From Dream to Reality: Make a
Business Plan
Creating a Budgeting Strategy for a
Start-Up: How to ATTRACT Money!
Moving from concept to reality is one of the most
difficult part of developing a business. Here you
will develop a clear idea about your product or
service for your business, and create a business
name and clear mission.
Learn about getting grants, bank loans, private
investors, micro financing and crowd funding
and using credit to back you financially to
start your business. This course will propose
different methods for making sales projections,
profit margins and finding the “break-even”
point for your budget.
SPRING SECTION
$229
6:00PM – 8:00PM
EN099-1MWE
SPRING SECTION
$199
6:00PM – 8:00PM
EN098-1THE
Legal Concepts for Business: What Do You Need to Know?
Learn to set up your business as a legal entity: learn how to obtain licenses, permits, and tax
identification numbers. This course will also teach you the basics of intellectual property, trade marking/
registering and copywriting.
SPRING SECTION
3 SESSIONS; 9 HOURS
12
$249
6:00PM –9:00PM
EN101-1MWE
“The How To Guide” for Online
Businesses
This course will allow you to explore and
develop a strategy of how to open an online
store and compete in the online market place.
You learn how to set up an ecommerce and
utilize your website to allow customers to find
your website and store online.
SPRING SECTION
3 SESSIONS; 9 HOURS
TUESDAYS AND THURSDAYS
$99
6:00PM –9:00PM
EN102-1THE
QuickBooks for Entrepreneurs
Do you not have the money to hire an
accountant to help you with your books? Well
learn to manage your own books with our
bookkeeping and accounting courses which
includes QuickBooks, leading software in the
accounting industry, and Intensive Excel to
manage and document your profit margins,
cash flow and taxes.
SPRING SECTION
APRIL 7 – MAY 7
$399
6:15PM –9:15PM
BC306-1MWE
SUMMER SECTION
JULY 7 – AUGUST 6
$399
6:15PM – 9:15PM
BC306-1MWE
Introduction to Microsoft Office and the Internet
ELECTIVES
The 2010 Microsoft Office training program is intended to increase and update the computer skills of
participants. The course is designed for beginners and intermediate-level users of MS Office software.
Part I: Microsoft Office 2010,
Outlook, Navigating the Internet,
PowerPoint and Publisher
SPRING SECTION
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 26 – APRIL 23
$249
6:00PM – 9:00PM
CLO100-1WE
Part II: Excel and Access
SPRING SECTION
WEDNESDAY APRIL 30 – JUNE 25
$249
6:00PM – 9:00PM
CLT100-1WE
Introduction to Web Development
This two-part class is designed to teach the principles and mechanics underlying the design and use
of HTML and CSS for website development. It is open to absolute beginners with the goal of teaching
general skills that can be applied to any web development project. Topics covered in this course
include: HTML, CSS, JavaScript, and Twitter Bootstrap.
Part I: HTML & CSS
Part II: JavaScript & Twitter Bootstrap
SPRING SESSION
THURSDAY MARCH 13 – APRIL 17
SPRING SESSION
$249
6:30PM – 8:30PM
CP099-1HE
SUMMER SESSION
THURSDAY JUNE 12 – JULY 24
THURSDAY MAY 1 – JUNE 5
$249
6:30PM – 8:30PM
CP099B-1HE
SUMMER SESSION
$249
6:30PM – 8:30PM
CP099-1HE
THURSDAY JULY 31 – SEPTEMBER 4
$249
6:30PM – 8:30PM
CP099B-1HE
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Adobe Web Design/Graphics Certificate
Trying to create a flyer, a bulletin, or designing your website? Learn Adobe Web graphic design and
obtain the tools that will aide you to turn your ideas into a visual master piece. Adobe Illustrator,
Dreamweaver, InDesign and Photoshop are the four main programs of design used by professionals and
now you too can learn this specialized field.
Adobe Illustrator
Adobe Dreamweaver
InDesign and Photoshop
Adobe Illustrator is instrumental
for anyone to design anything
from a flyer, to a website
or a blog. Learn to set up
a document, create basic
illustrations with lines and
points, and edit your artwork.
Bring a flash drive to save
your work.
Learn how to create and
navigate a document, work
with text and objects, use pen
tools, add color, import and
manipulate graphics, and
manage long documents
and styles.
Create dynamic graphics using
advanced editing and drawing
tools, path editing techniques,
filter effects, and masks. This
course teaches you how to
apply Adobe Photoshop to your
photography or print media.
Functions and controls of each
of the program’s major tools are
introduced as well as layers,
scanning, adjustments, and the
principles of file size.
SPRING SECTION
4 SESSIONS, 12 HOURS $149
6:15PM – 9:15PM
GD100-1MWE
SPRING SECTION
6:15PM – 9:15PM
GD101-1MWE
SPRING SECTION
6:15PM –9:15PM
APRIL 21 – MAY 5
GD102-1MWE
Marine Meteorology
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR: Em. Prof. Dr. Edward (Ward) Hindman is the manager of the international journal
Technical Soaring and was the meteorological advisor to the USA team at the June 2006 World Gliding
Championships in Sweden. He is a Certified Consulting Meteorologist of the American Meteorological
Society, and emeritus professor of meteorology and oceanography at The City College of New York.
Basic Marine Meteorology
This course covers the
characteristics and
understanding of the
marine atmosphere: clouds,
precipitation, winds, fronts and
their descriptions on surface
weather maps. Learn the basics
of these weather elements and
where to find online marine
weather information.
SPRING SECTION
2 SESSIONS; 4 HOURS
7:00PM – 9:00PM
MM101-1THE
14
$129
Intermediate Marine
Meteorology
Advanced Marine
Meteorology
PREREQUISITE: Basic Marine
Meteorology
PREREQUISITE: Basic Marine
Meteorology and Intermediate
Marine Meteorology
The scales of weather systems
will be studied from the largest
global patterns, e.g., the Jet
Stream, to the local weather
phenomenon, e.g., the Gulf
Stream North Wall, coastal
winds and squall lines.
SPRING SECTION
2 SESSIONS; 4 HOURS
7:00PM – 9:00PM
MM102-1THE
$129
Learn to diagnose and
understand a weather-related
boating misadventure of your
choosing or a hypothetical
incident. Surface, upper-air and
satellite data will be collected
from on-line meteorological and
oceanographic archives.
SPRING SECTION
2 SESSIONS; 4 HOURS
$129
7:00PM – 9:00PM
APRIL 8 – APRIL 10 MM103-1THE
Founders, managers and leaders in nonprofit settings regularly face significant organizational, resource
and policy choices as they endeavor to meet a need, address an issue, solve a problem and generally
serve the public good. In their efforts, they are faced with significant challenges: competition for space,
talent and resources as well as external threats, whether the ongoing recession, the aftermath of natural
disasters like Superstorm Sandy, man-made disasters like Newtown, change in elected and appointed
officials, Wall Street’s impact on charitable earnings and giving, budgetary reductions in public
financing of safety net programs, increased demands for results or social benefit impact and blurring
of distinctions among the three sectors of government, business, and non-profit.
The goal of this course is for students to gain a thorough understanding of the non-profit sector and
its impact on the policies, lives and resources touched by the sector. Students will also gain the
necessary background applicable to starting, working, managing or leading a non-profit organization.
You must complete both sections to obtain certificate.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR: Darwin M. Davis, a non-profit professional with 25 years of executive leadership
experience and extensive college level teaching and non-profit experience, presents the course.
Topics Covered: Non-Profit Background, The Legal Framework of Non-Profit Structure, Ethical NonProfit Management, Financial Management, and Personnel Management and Leadership
SPRING SECTION
PART I
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY FEBRUARY 18 – APRIL 1 SUMMER SECTION
PART II
$399
6:00PM – 9:00PM
NPM01-1THE
13 SESSIONS; 39 HOURS TUESDAY AND THURSDAY APRIL 3 – JUNE 5
$399
6:30PM – 9:00PM
NPM02-1THE
Non-Profit Management Certificate
The Secret of Purchasing Foreclosed Property
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR: Anie Akpe-Lewis is Vice President of a financial institution where she manages
a six hundred million dollar mortgage portfolio. She has over fifteen years’ experience in real estate
mortgage financing, loss mitigation and mortgage servicing.
Are you a first time homebuyer or a current homeowner looking to create cash flow? Looking to save
for retirement? Or looking to create wealth? Then this course is for you! The course will teach the
fundamentals and secrets of buying foreclosed properties to achieve your investment goals.
Class will start by identifying each of your investment objectives. You will develop a personalized
investment plan, including strategies and techniques to reach your personal investment goals. The
following topics will be covered as well:
– The New York foreclosure process
– Foreclosure terms and definitions
– Short sales
– Bank-owned properties (REO)
Upon class completion you will have the ability
to invest in foreclosed properties whether the
market is strong or weak.
SPRING SECTION
TUESDAY
MARCH 4 – APRIL 8
$295
6:00PM – 9:00PM
BC098-1TE
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FOREIGN LANGUAGES
Languages
Accent Reduction: North American English Pronunciation
This course is designed for intermediate and advanced English language learners who want to improve.
The course will focus on helping students develop speech clarity and listening comprehension. In this
course, students will develop the knowledge and skills needed to be understood by native speakers
and the ability to follow spoken language. They will review and practice English rhythm, stress, and
emphasis patterns and will experience a new way of learning pronunciation, with the ultimate goal of
being able to use the knowledge gained to communicate with native speakers easily and effectively.
Upon class completion you will:
– Increase self-confidence and communicate more fluently in English
– Develop speech monitoring abilities for use outside of the classroom
– Discover your own strengths and weaknesses with certain sounds and patterns
– Listen and speak naturally, using contractions and reductions
SPRING SECTION
THURSDAY
MARCH 13 – APRIL 17
SUMMER SECTION
$199
6:00PM – 8:30PM
ES104-1HE
THURSDAY
JULY 10 – AUGUST 14
$199
6:00PM – 8:30PM
ES104-1HE
The English Language Institute
English For International Students And Residents
The English Language Institute provides a flexible schedule of classes that meets F-1 Student Visa
criteria. You will get help with applying for the F-1 Visa and assistance with transferring from another
school. If needed, help will also be provided for changing your visa status to F-1 Student Visa.
Classes offered provide ways to improve your communication skills and TOEFL Preparation. We
have experienced ESL instructors and a friendly and caring university environment.
Practical English
The English Language Institute offers a multilevel intensive English language program for non-native
speakers. The program facilitates student recognition, comprehension, and production of levelappropriate language in reading, writing, speaking, and listening. In addition, course is dedicated to the
form, function, and phonology of English grammar. Classes meet Monday to Thursday for a total of 18
hours per week and satisfy the F-1 student visa requirement.
SPRING SECTION
MONDAY – THURSDAY JANUARY 6 – FEBRUARY 6
APRIL 28 – MAY 29
9:30AM – 2:00PM
ES101B-1MTWHD
ES101B-2MTWHD
ES101B-3MTWHD
ES101B-4MTWHD
SUMMER SECTION
MONDAY – THURSDAY JUNE 2 – JULY 3
JULY 7 – AUGUST 7
AUGUST 11 – SEPTEMBER 25
9:30AM – 2:00PM
ES101B-1MTWHD
ES101B-2MTWHD
ES101B-3MTWHD
TOEFL Intensive
This class maximizes your TOEFL score to help
you get into your first-choice college.
SPRING SECTION
10 SESSIONS; 30 HOURS FRIDAY
APRIL 4 – JUNE 20
$799
10:00AM – 1:00PM
TP102-1FD
Call our office (212.650.7312) for more
information or to schedule an ESL assessment test
TOTAL COST (15 WEEKS): $2,700
COST PER 5-WEEK SESSION: $900
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Spanish: The City’s Second Most Popular Language
Spanish – Level II
Introductory course designed to help you
converse successfully in Spanish, whether
you are in a business or social situation. You
will learn proper pronunciation and the use
of idiomatic phrases. Attention will be paid to
speaking and listening skills in Spanish.
Designed for intermediate students who
want to become more fluent and proficient
in conversational Spanish.
SPRING SECTION
TUESDAY AND THURSDAY MARCH 4 – MARCH 27
SPRING SECTION
$239
6:15PM – 9:15PM
LA111-1THE
$239
6:15PM – 9:15PM
LA109-1THE
Personal Enrichment
Tai Chi for Health and Self Defense
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Spanish – Level I
Many people are not aware of the internal health benefits of the slow-moving meditative dance known as
Tai Chi. Even fewer understand the powerful self-defense techniques that are hidden in the moving art
of Tai Chi. Tai Chi is becoming the exercise of choice for stress management and health and personal
development for men and women over 50 years of age.
The instructor, Grandmaster Abdul Musawwir, is one of the leading martial arts instructors on the East
Coast.
SPRING SECTION
4 SESSIONS; 6 HOURS
SATURDAY MARCH 8 – MARCH 29
SUMMER SECTION
$199
10:00AM – 11:30AM
HF109H-1SD
4 SESSIONS; 6 HOURS
SATURDAY JUNE 7 – JUNE 28
$199
10:00AM – 11:30AM
HF109H-1SD
Taoism: A Practical Approach to Ancient Wisdom for Health and Longevity
The four week Taoism 2013 workshop will provide an easy to follow overview on how to use the wisdom
of an ancient philosophy to improve your quality of life in today’s stressful society. The workshop will
provide valuable information, exercises and instruction on ways to use your untapped vital energy to
live a healthier and longer life. Taoist Ki Energy Master Tony Rogers will conduct the workshops at the
Harlem Ki Energy Center.
SPRING SECTION
4 SESSIONS: 6 HOURS SATURDAY MARCH 29 – APRIL 26
$199
12:00PM – 1:30PM
HF109I-1SD
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Credentialed Alcoholism and Substance Abuse
Counselor (CASAC) Certificate Program
Fall
Spring
Summer
The Overview
Assessing and Treating the
Dually Diagnosed
Counseling the
Chemically Dependent
Part III (Family)
Alcoholism: A Primary Disease
Ethics and Professional Conduct
Counseling the
Chemically Dependent
Part I (Individual)
Relapse Prevention and
Special Client Populations
Counseling the
Chemically Dependent,
Part II (Group)
Physical Aspects of Substance
Abuse and Alcoholism
Treatment Applications for the
Substance Abuse Professional
The City College of New York Continuing and Professional Studies offers a non-degree certificate
program in Credentialed Alcohol and Substance Abuse Counseling (CASAC).
This certificate program provides the 350 total hours of instruction required by New York State and
is designed to be completed in three semesters. The program has been approved by OASAS (the
Office of Alcohol and Substance Abuse Services).
Our CASAC certificate program is for individuals wishing to become certified alcohol and drug
prevention specialists or substance abuse counselors in schools, treatment facilities, or social service
agencies. Classes are divided into four sections:
– 85 hours related to alcoholism and substance abuse
– 150 hours related to alcoholism and substance abuse counseling
– 70 hours related to assessment, clinical evaluations, treatment planning, case management,
educating the client’s family about alcoholism and/or substance abuse, and community education/
awareness
– 45 hours related to the professional and ethical responsibilities of a counselor
Upon completion of the program students will have met the NYS requirements for the Credentialed
Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Counselor examination.
The CASAC courses provided a convenient and affordable
way to meet my continuing education requirements while
still working full time. The detailed lessons of the instructors
were eye opening. I would recommend this program to all
counselors seeking certification.
Charles W.
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Counseling the Chemically
Dependent, Part II (Group)
Treatment Applications for Substance
Abuse Professionals
Group counseling is thought by many to be
the single most effective and efficient mode
of counseling, but it is usually the most
difficult form of counseling for the facilitator.
All therapeutic group components will be
emphasized including the role of the facilitator.
This class is designed to prepare the student
for the everyday tasks of a substance abuse
counselor. The diverse components of
treatment will be discussed to provide a
comprehensive framework for best practices as
a counselor. Special emphasis is given to the
following tasks: client orientation, assessment,
treatment planning, case management and
conflict resolution.
SPRING SECTION
MONDAY
MARCH 31 – JUNE 9
$399
6:00PM – 9:30PM
CASAC4-1ME
Assessing and Treating the Dually
Diagnosed Chemical Abuse Client
This class is essential for understanding and
treating people who suffer from both mental
illness and alcoholism. Emphasis is placed on
sequential rather than concurrent treatment of
these disorders. Professional counselors must
be prepared to recognize and respond to the
unique spectrum of needs of this fast-growing
population of clients.
SPRING SECTION
THURSDAY
APRIL 3 – JUNE 5
$399
6:00PM – 9:30PM
CASAC110-1HE
Relapse Prevention and Special
Client Populations
The course will explore the nature of addiction
and will then review both internal and external
factors that may cause a relapse. Four models
of relapse prevention in a treatment setting
will be examined: 1) 12 Step Programs;
2) Rational-Emotive therapy; 3) Cognitive
Behavioral therapy; and 4) Cenaps (T. Gorski).
This theoretical foundation will be applied
through role-play.
SPRING SECTION
TUESDAY APRIL 1 – JUNE 3
$399
6:00PM – 9:30PM
CASAC8-1MWE
SPRING SECTION
WEDNESDAY
APRIL 2 – JUNE 4 $399
6:00PM – 9:30PM
CASAC702-1WE
Counseling the Chemically
Dependent, Part III (Family)
The impact and transformative power of
addiction make it a “family disease” because
of the impact and transformative power of
addiction on the entire family. The course will
focus on the theories of three pioneers in the
field of family counseling for the chemically
dependent: Satir, Bowens, and Minuchin.
The goal of the course is to develop a unified
approach for family counseling.
CERTIFICATE COURSE REQUIREMENTS:
SUMMER SECTION
MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY JULY 7 – AUGUST 6
$399
6:00PM – 9:30PM
CASAC5-1MWE
Physical Aspects of Substance
Abuse and Alcoholism
This course will examine the physical effects
of alcohol and drugs on the human body.
Students will learn how the body digests and
eliminates drugs or alcohol.
SUMMER SECTION
JULY 8 – AUGUST 7
$399
6:00PM – 9:30PM
CASAC2-1THE
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Food Service Management
Professional Certification
The Foodservice Management Professional (FMP) credential is a certification awarded by the National
Restaurant Association through The City College of New York, Continuing and Professional Studies
department. The certification is designed to teach the highest level of professional competencies in the
foodservice industry. All courses are taught by National Restaurant Association certified instructors. Job
placement assistance is provided by NYC business solutions.
CERTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS (Tuition Includes Textbooks)
CORE COURSES (REQUIRED)
ELECTIVE COURSES (CHOOSE 1-PARTS I & II)
Hospitality and Restaurant Management I & II
Hospitality and Restaurant Management I & II
Controlling Food Costs I & II
Principles of Food and
Beverage Management I & II
Human Resources Management and
Supervision I & II
CORE COURSES:
Controlling Food Costs I
Through classwork applications, this course
examines cost ratios, recipe conversions, labor
costs and budgets.
SPRING SECTION
THURSDAY
FEBRUARY 6 – FEBRUARY 27
$375
6:00PM – 9:00PM
RL101-1HE
Hospitality And Restaurant
Management II
Course covers effective communication, and
goal setting techniques.
PREREQUISITE: Hospitality and Restaurant
Management I
SPRING SECTION
Controlling Food Costs II
TUESDAY
APRIL 29 – MAY 20
Course examines production analysis, menu
pricing, food cost control systems, and menu
product mix.
Human Resource Management and
Supervision I
PREREQUISITE: Controlling Food Costs I
SPRING SECTION
THURSDAY
$349
6:00PM – 9:00PM
RL101B-1HE
Hospitality and Restaurant
Management I
Course examines the dynamics of leadership as
well as managing people and situations in the
food service industry.
SPRING SECTION
TUESDAY
20
Bar Management I & II
ServSafe® Food Safety (See on page 22)
$375
6:00PM – 9:00PM
RL100-1TE
$349
6:00PM – 9:00PM
RL100B-1TE
Course covers the concepts of management,
training and the development process.
SPRING SECTION
THURSDAY
APRIL 17 – MAY 8
$375
6:00PM – 9:00PM
RL102-1HE
Human Resource Management and
Supervision II
Course covers recruitment, selection, employee
relations and legal requirements.
PREREQUISITE: Human Resource Management
and Supervision I
SUMMER SECTION
THURSDAY
MAY 22 – JUNE 12
$349
6:00PM – 9:00PM
RL102B-1HE
Principles of Food and Beverage
Management I
Bar Management II
Learn cost controls in food, beverage and labor.
This course examines case studies, principles
of service, and inventory review.
SPRING SECTION
PREREQUISITE: Bar Management I
$375
SATURDAY
9:00AM – 12:00PM
FEBRUARY 1 – FEBRUARY 22 RL104-1SD
SPRING SECTION
Principles of Food and Beverage
Management II
Learn concepts such as purchasing, receiving,
storing, issuing and production.
PREREQUISITE: Principles of Food and Beverage
Management I
SPRING SECTION
SATURDAY
$349
9:00AM – 12:00PM
RL104B-1SD
SATURDAY
MAY 10 – JUNE 7
$349
9:00AM – 12:00PM
RL105B-1SD
Marketing I
Learn the best practices in business
promotions.
SUMMER SECTION
SATURDAY
JUNE 14 – JULY 12 $375
9:00AM – 12:00PM
RL103-1SD
Bar Management I
Marketing II
Learn principles of responsible alcohol service
and inventory tracking.
Learn key concepts in marketing and
advertising.
SPRING SECTION
PREREQUISITE: Hospitality and Restaurant
Marketing I
SATURDAY
APRIL 5 – MAY 3
$375
9:00AM – 12:00PM
RL105-1SD
ELECTIVE REQUIREMENTS: (Choose One of the Following – Parts I & II Required)
SUMMER SECTION
SATURDAY
JULY 19 – AUGUST 9 $349
9:00AM – 12:00PM
RL103B-1SD
After taking Food Service courses at City College, I received a promotion at my
job. I have no doubt the Food Service courses at CPS helped me achieve that.
~Russell Weiss-Irwin (CPS Food Service Student)
The Food Service Management class at City College increased my knowledge
of the Food business so much that I landed a promotion. If you want to get
ahead in the Food Service industry, take these courses.
~Carmen Gonzalez (CPS Food Service Student)
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Servsafe® Food Protection Manager Certification (FPMC)
ServSafe® Food Safety Manager Certificate
Course prepares you to take the ServSafe®
Food Protection Management Certification
(FPMC) and the NYC Department of Health’s
Food Handler’s Test. This course meets the
NYS Department of Agriculture and Markets
educational certificate requirements.
SPRING SECTION
FRIDAY
FEBRUARY 28 AND MARCH 7
APRIL 25 AND MAY 2 $299
8:30AM – 4:30PM
COO63-1FD
COO63-2FD
Servsafe® Alcohol Training and Certification
For Bartenders, Servers, Hosts, Bussers, Valets, Bouncers and all Front-of-the-House Staff
The ServSafe® Alcohol program prepares you to safely handle sensitive situations with a certified
National Restaurant Instructor. You will learn practical and responsible alcohol service, and how alcohol
affects the body. This certification will make you proficient in all matters involving alcohol consumption.
SPRING SECTION
SUMMER SECTION
2 SESSIONS; 6 HOURS
$149 (Book Included)
6:00PM – 9:00PM
FEB 24 AND FEB 26
FPA0043-1MWE
APRIL 28 AND APRIL 30 FPA0043-2MWE
2 SESSIONS; 6 HOURS
$149 (Book Included)
MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY 6:00PM – 9:00PM
JUNE 16 AND JUNE 18 FPA0043-1MWE
Multi Interpreter Certificate Program
(120 Hours)
PREREQUISITES: High School diploma, GED, or HSE, Pass an entrance test for bilingual fluency (English
and Spanish). Books not included in tuition.
Acceptance in the Interpreter Program is based on fluency in English and Spanish. To demonstrate
fluency, prospective students are invited to a testing session. Call for dates (212) 650-7312.
No walk-ins will be permitted for testing.
CAREER OPPORTUNITIES: Currently there is work available for qualified Interpreters on a full-time, part-time,
or freelance basis, in hospital settings, physician’s offices, health care facilities, medical organizations,
legal settings or community-based organizations. Salaries can range from $33,000 to $40,000 a year.
Community Interpreter/
Public Service Certificate
(30 Hours)
The certificate program for
Community Interpreting is for
professionals who are able
to speak, read, and write
English and Spanish fluently.
Community interpreting is
a broad and flexible field,
encompassing work in
education, social services,
industry, public relations,
and local government issues
and affairs. Students will be
introduced to the vocabulary
used in these environments.
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Legal Interpreting
Certificate (45 Hours)
Medical Interpreting
Certificate (45 Hours)
PREREQUISITE: Community
Interpreter
PREREQUISITE: Community
Interpreter
This course presents the
full range of legal scenarios
including criminal court
sessions, depositions, financial
and housing scenarios, and
immigration procedures.
Upon course completion
interpreters will understand
the fundamentals of the legal
process and master legal
terminology. This course
covers these fundamentals
through lectures and focused
discussion.
You will learn the role,
responsibilities, and boundaries
of the interpreter as an
active team player in medical
interviews. The course also
includes an introduction
to anatomy, physiology,
medical terminology, medical
procedures, and the roles of
various medical providers.
Recent NYC legislation requires
Health Care Interpreters to have
45 hours of formal training.
40-Hour Site Safety Manager/
Coordinator Training
The 40-Hour Site Safety Course is a much
more in-depth study of Local Law 33 and
how it relates to NYC Construction. This class
is required for those who apply to become
NYC Site Safety Managers or NYC Site Safety
Coordinators. There appears to be a trend for
Site Safety Managers to now be required on
façade projects in NYC on buildings over 15
floors. This excellent course can help you to
manage your projects more efficiently including
avoiding costly fines. If you can qualify as a
Site Safety Manager or Site Safety Coordinator
you can find stable employment or save your
company thousands of dollars in fees.
SPRING SECTION
13 SESSIONS; 40 HOURS TUESDAY AND THURSDAY FEBRUARY 18 – APRIL 1 $649
6:00PM – 9:00PM
OS400-1THE
7-Hour Site Safety Refresher Training
The 7-hour course gives a basic overview
of NYC Building Code 33. Building Code
33 focuses on “Major Buildings” which are
buildings with a lot space of over 100,000
square feet or over 125 feet in height. The
7-hour course is required every three years for
Site Safety Managers to renew their licenses,
and for all construction Superintendents.
SPRING SECTION
1 SESSION; 7 HOURS FRIDAY MARCH 7
$175
9:00AM – 5:00PM
OS700-1FE
SUMMER SECTION
1 SESSION; 7 HOURS
FRIDAY
JUNE 6 $175
9:00AM – 5:00PM
OS700-1FE
Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)
SUMMER SECTION
13 SESSIONS; 40 HOURS TUESDAY AND THURSDAY JUNE 10 - JULY 24 $649
6:00PM – 9:00PM
OS400-1THE
30-Hour OSHA Training
Learn the Occupational Safety and Health
Administration’s (OSHA) code of federal
regulations for construction by taking this
course, a requirement to work on any
construction site. Topics include fall protection,
excavations, scaffolding, concrete and masonry,
OSHA inspection procedures and more.
SPRING SECTION
10 SESSIONS; 30 HOURS MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY
MAY 5 – JUNE 9 $549
6:00 – 9:00PM
OS300-1MWE
10-Hour OSHA Training
New York State requires that all construction workers involved in public works have a 10-hour
Construction OSHA Card. New York City requires that construction workers involved in projects that
require a Site Safety Plan, being over 100,000 square feet or over 10 stories in height, have a 10-hour
Construction OSHA Card that has been issued within the past five years.
Study the Occupational Safety & Health Administration’s (OSHA) code of federal regulations for
construction in order to work on any construction site. Basic awareness training on the recognition,
avoidance, abatement and prevention of workplace hazards will be covered. This certification is also a
requirement to become a New York City on-site supervisor. Upon successful completion, you will receive
your OSHA certification and card.
SPRING SECTION
SUMMER SECTION
$195
THURSDAY, APRIL 10
6:00PM – 9:00PM
FRIDAY, APRIL 11
10:00AM – 5:00PM
OS100-1HFE
$195
THURSDAY, JUNE 5
6:00PM – 9:00PM
FRIDAY, JUNE 6 10:00AM – 5:00PM
OS100-1HFE
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Paralegal Studies Certificate Program
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR: Professor Michael J. Pocchia, Esq. is a practicing attorney with over 20 years’
legal experience in both civil and criminal law. He is admitted to practice law in both New York and
New Jersey as well as before the United States Supreme Court. He has been teaching students how to
be successful and competent paralegals for over 12 years. He has taught legal studies at the John Jay
College of Criminal Justice, Borough of Manhattan Community College, The New York Paralegal School
and Pace University.
Continuing and Professional Studies is offering an intensive Paralegal Studies Program emphasizing
the practical skills needed to succeed as a paralegal. The skill-based curriculum enables students to
complete their studies in five months. The certificate is the gateway to enter the paralegal field. Judges
and lawyers will teach the lectures. Class includes job interview preparation, field trips to the New York
County Criminal Court to view arraignments and to a law library. According to the National Association of
Legal Assistants, paralegals earned an average salary of $52,188 in 2010. Bonuses averaged $3,093.
Choose one section only for Part I and Part II.
Part I: Paralegal Skills
Part II: Substantive Law
This segment will cover the Legal Process,
Ethics, Court Structure, Interviewing,
Investigations, Research Skills, Document
Preparation, Writing and Analysis, Lexis/Nexis
and Westlaw.
Students will take five substantive law classes
during this section, each meeting for four
weeks. These will include Torts, Contracts,
New York Procedure, Criminal Law, and
Immigration Law.
SPRING SECTION
SPRING SECTION
FEBRUARY 3 – APRIL 2
$1,598
6:00PM – 9:00PM
LE100-1MWE
SPRING SECTION
SATURDAY
APRIL 7 – JUNE 2
$1,598
6:00PM – 9:00PM
LE100B-1MWE
SPRING SECTION
$1,598
10:00AM – 4:00PM
LE100-1SD
SATURDAY
APRIL 5 – JUNE 7
$1,598
10:00AM – 4:00PM
LE100B-1SD
Personal Trainer Certificate Program
Basic Life Support (BLS) is designed to teach students how to recognize several life-threatening
emergencies, provide CPR, use an AED, and relieve choking in a safe, timely and effective manner.
Upon successful completion of this course, students will receive an American Heart Association
National Certification valid for two years.
SPRING SECTION
SATURDAY
MARCH 22
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$75
9:00AM – 3:30PM
ME100-1SD
Join this fun profession and be part of what Fortune Magazine and ABC NEWS.com state is the
4th hottest job in the U.S. at a national average wage of $34 an hour. Employers like 24 Hour Fitness,
LA Fitness and Gold’s Gyms are just a few of the club groups that seek our graduates. Whether a
career move or for your own personal knowledge, get all the information you need to become a Certified
Personal Trainer. This challenging course is taught over a 5-week period for better retention and skill
competency. The National Exam is offered on the 6th week. This course is formatted as a 60-hour
program and comprised of 15 hours of lecture, 15 hours of hands-on practical training and a 30-hour
internship for students who pass the certification exam within a year. The course prepares you for
success with key topics that include biomechanics, exercise physiology, fitness testing, equipment
usage and health assessment. CPR/AED is required to receive the certificate. WITS is the only major
certifying body in the country providing comprehensive practical training and internship components.
Textbook is required and not included in course fees. Call to order and start reading immediately:
888-330-9487 (www.witseducation.com).
SPRING SECTION
SATURDAY
APRIL 5 – MAY 17
$875
9:00AM – 4:00PM
HF304-1SD
Security Guard Certification Training
Certfified Personal Trainer World Instructor Training School (WITS)
Security Guards patrol the buildings and/or grounds of a company, school campus, or other assigned
locations to ensure the safety of the area, or sign people in and out of a workplace. Each course
concludes with a review and examination.
NYS 8-Hour (Pre-Assignment) Security Guard Certification Course
This security guard certification course will discuss the following topics:
– The security industry
SPRING SECTION
– The role of a security guard
1 SESSION; 8 HOURS
SATURDAY
FEBRUARY 22
MAY 3
– Legal powers and limitations of a
security guard
– Emergency response preparation
– Effective communication and public
relations
– Access control
– Ethics and conduct of a security guard
$40
9:00AM – 5:00PM
BC446-1SD
BC446-2SD
SUMMER SECTION
1 SESSION; 8 HOURS
SATURDAY
AUGUST 16
$40
9:00AM – 5:00PM
BC446-1SD
NYS 16-Hour On-The-Job Training
PREREQUISITE: The 8-Hour Certification Course
SPRING SECTION
Topics include legal powers and limitations of
the security guard, communications, ethics and
report writing.
SATURDAY
MARCH 15 AND MARCH 22
MAY 10 AND MAY 17
$80
9:00AM – 5:00PM
BC447-1SD
BC447-2SD
SUMMER SECTION
SATURDAY
AUGUST 23 AND AUGUST 30
$80
9:00AM – 5:00PM
BC447-1SD
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NYS 8-Hour Annual In-Service Security Guard Training
PREREQUISITE: The 8-Hour Certification Course
SPRING SECTION
The 8 Hour Annual In-Service Training Course
for Security Guards is a requirement for all
security guards in New York State. Course must
be completed on a yearly basis for each year
succeeding the completion of the mandated
16-Hour On-the-Job Training Course.
1 SESSION; 8 HOURS
SATURDAY
APRIL 26
$40
9:00AM – 5:00PM
BC446B-1SD
SUMMER SECTION
1 SESSION; 8 HOURS
SATURDAY
JUNE 14
SEPTEMBER 6
$40
9:00AM – 5:00PM
BC446B-1SD
BC446B-2SD
Society for Human Resource Management
(SHRM)
The City College of New York is a newly designated SHRM Partner! The Society for Human Resource
Management (SHRM) is the world’s largest professional association devoted to human resource
management. In our shared mission to serve the needs of adult learners seeking to achieve professional
development goals, CPS is pleased to offer:
The SHRM Learning System
The #1 PHR/SPHR certification
preparation tool!
This course is instructionally designed
for HR practitioners, HR educators, HR
researchers and HR consultants to prepare
for the Professional in HR (PHR), or Senior
Professional in HR (SPHR) examination,
and/or :
– Assess current knowledge and gaps
against tested areas on the certified exam
(PHR and SPHR)
– Use assessment results to identify
learning priorities
– Receive SHRM Certificate of Achievement
SPRING SECTION
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 19 – MAY 14
$1295
6:00PM – 9:00PM
SHRM101-1WE
*Please Note: Tuition does NOT cover
registration for the PHR/SPHR examination.
For eligibility requirements or to register for
the PHR / SPHR examinations, please contact
HRCI at 866-898-HRCI, www.hrci.org, or
[email protected]
The SHRM Essentials of HR
Management
This is an introductory course offering a
comprehensive overview of human resource
roles and responsibilities. This course is ideal
for those who are just starting in the human
resources profession or those who are looking
for an effective way to boost their employee
management skills. Participants will receive
critical knowledge in areas of Human Resource
Management, Employment Law, Employee
Development, Performance Management
and more.
SPRING SECTION
MONDAY
$549
6:00PM – 9:00PM
SHRM-1ME
The overall college and university pass
rates exceeded the national pass rates
on both the PHR and SPHR certification
exams. We can definitely say that the
SHRM Learning System® college and
university program as a whole continues
to contribute to the success of the
examinees. Your institution is to be
commended for its role in making this
happen.
Society for Human Resources Management
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Soccer Officiating
This entry level program teaches the United States Soccer Federation’s (USSF) Laws of the game,
preparing you to referee matches at all levels of youth and adult play. Upon successful completion of
the course you will be registered as a Grade 8 Referee with the USSF. Referee job assignments are then
made through various affiliated referee organizations.
Must be at least 15 years of age.
Fee includes regulations handbook, exam preparation, certification exam, and full uniform with
two (2) shirts.
SUMMER SECTION
3 SESSIONS; 9 HOURS
JULY 15 – JULY 22
$220
6:30PM – 9:30PM
HF704-1THE
Teacher’s Assistant Certificate Program
This New York State-required certification is designed for individuals who wish to enter the teaching
profession or want to improve their teaching skills. Upon successful completion of the program you will
have the necessary skills to be a teacher’s assistant in public schools, day-care facilities, head-start
programs, and private elementary schools. Students who successfully complete our Teacher’s Assistant
Certificate Program are well prepared for the Assessment Teachers Assistant Skills test (ATAS).
Referee Certification
CERTIFICATE COURSE REQUIREMENTS:
Basic Life Support (BLS) is designed to teach
students to recognize several life-threatening
emergencies, provide CPR, use an AED, and
relieve choking in a safe, timely and effective
manner. Upon successful completion of this
course, students will receive an American
Heart Association National Certification valid
for two years.
SPRING SECTION
SATURDAY
MARCH 22
$75
9:00AM – 3:30PM
ME100-1SD
Roles and Responsibilities of a
Teacher’s Assistant
This one-day class focuses on the skills
and attitudes necessary to effectively
support teachers and students in various
educational environments. Educational
philosophies and Department of Education
policies will be examined. The course will
also cover professional ethics and classroom
communication skills.
SPRING SECTION
1 SESSION; 6 HOURS
SATURDAY
MARCH 8 $199
9:00AM – 4:00PM
TA104-1SD
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Child Development Throughout the
School Years
Course examines psychological, sociological
and physiological theories about children’s
development and learning.
SPRING SECTION
SATURDAY
MARCH 15 AND MARCH 22
$239
9:00AM – 4:00PM
TA100-1SD
Basic Skills for Children
The framework for this course is the Language
Arts and Mathematics curricula of the New
York City Department of Education. The course
teaches students the best way to implement
required programs to meet the learning needs
of children.
SPRING SECTION
SATURDAY
MARCH 29 AND APRIL 5
$239
9:00AM – 4:00PM
TA101-1SD
Strategies for Supporting and
Managing Behavior
Class examines theories and skills related
to managing children’s classroom behavior.
A variety of intervention strategies will be
discussed.
SPRING SECTION
1 SESSION; 6 HOURS
SATURDAY
APRIL 26
$199
9:00AM – 4:00PM
TA102-1SD
Special Situations
This class explores the role of the Assistant
Teacher in various Special Education settings
and provides an understanding of the unique
opportunities to work with children that
require specialized educational and
management support.
SPRING SECTION
1 SESSION; 6 HOURS
SATURDAY
MAY 3
$199
9:00AM – 4:00PM
TA103-1SD
School Violence Prevention and
Intervention Training
Course covers intervention techniques and
classroom management skills, along with
Department of Education regulations and
policies that promote a nonviolent school
environment.
SPRING SECTION
1 SESSION; 2 HOURS
TUESDAY
MAY 13
$49
6:30PM – 8:30PM
TA204-1TE
Child Abuse Recognition Training
This one-day seminar meets the New York State
requirement for identifying and reporting child
abuse. You will be taught to recognize incidents
of physical abuse, child neglect/maltreatment,
and sexual abuse.
SPRING SECTION
TUESDAY
MAY 20
$49
6:30PM – 9:00PM
TA205-1TE
As an instructor, Ms. Franklin was very engaging. She offered
book as well as personal knowledge of the education field.
She was personable and professional at each meeting and
always kept the lessons moving. The materials used by the
instructor were extremely informative.
Brandon M.
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AHIMA Test Preparation
AHIMA CCS Exam Prep
National Health Association
Test Preparation
(Certified Coding Specialist)
Certified Coding Specialists are mastery-level
professionals skilled in classifying medical data
from patient records, generally in the hospital
setting. These coding practitioners review
patients’ records and assign numeric codes for
each diagnosis and procedure. Professionals
experienced in coding inpatient and outpatient
records should consider obtaining this
credential.
SPRING SECTION
SATURDAY
MAY 3 – JUNE 21
$399
9:00AM – 1:30PM
TP097-1SD
TP097-2SD
Billing and Coding Specialist
Test Preparation
(Certified Coding Associate (CAA®)
The CCA credential distinguishes coders by
exhibiting commitment and demonstrating
coding competencies across all settings,
including both hospitals and physician
practices. The US Bureau of Labor Statistics
estimates a shortage of more than 50,000
qualified HIM and HIT workers by 2015.
Becoming a CCA positions you as a leader in
an exciting and growing market.
SPRING SECTION
$349
6:00PM – 9:00PM
TP095-1THE
SUMMER SECTION
JUNE 10 – JUNE 26
$349
6:00PM – 9:00PM
TP095-1THE
Billing and Coding Specialist Certification
(CBCS)
Medical Administrative Assistant Certification
(CMAA)
In this course you will learn to:
– Review and answer practice
correspondence
– Operate computer systems or other types
of technology to accomplish office tasks
TEST PREPARATION
Our AHIMA Certified Trainers combine knowledge and experience in the field allowing us to design and
integrate complete review sessions based on AHIMA competencies on assessing patients’ records and
assign numeric codes for each diagnosis and procedure; ICD-9, CPT, HCPCS, UHDDS coding system
and Diagnosis Related Group (DRG) assignment, Anatomy and Physiology, and Medical Terminology
and Pharmacology.
– Answer calls, schedule appointments,
greet patients, and maintain files
– Update and maintain patient and other
practice-specific information
– Coordinate collection and preparation
of operating reports such as time and
attendance
SPRING SECTION
$299
6:00PM – 9:00PM
TP096-1THE
SUMMER SECTION
JULY 8 – JULY 17
$299
6:00PM – 9:00PM
TP096-1MWE
Notary Public
Students will learn the latest information of
the NY State Notary Laws and follow the
procedures to sign affidavits, certifications and
authenticity of acknowledgments.
SPRING SECTION
1 SESSION; 5 HOURS
SATURDAY
MARCH 22 $85
9:30AM – 4:30PM
BC100-1SD
SUMMER SECTION
1 SESSION; 5 HOURS
SATURDAY
JUNE 21 The City College of New York, Continuing and Professional Studies
$85
9:30AM – 4:30PM
BC100-1SD
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Pharmacy Technician Review Course
THEATER AND ARTS
The advanced four-day review session covers all the necessary material within the PTCB exam. Gain
valuable tips and test-taking techniques for the PCTB exam.
PREREQUISITE: Pharmacy Technician Certificate Program.
SPRING SECTION
SUMMER SECTION
4 SESSIONS; 12 HOURS TUESDAY AND THURSDAY APRIL 15 – APRIL 24
$199
6:00PM – 9:00PM
PTR106-1THE
4 SESSIONS; 12 HOURS TUESDAY AND THURSDAY JULY 8 – JULY 17
$199
6:00PM – 9:00PM
PTR106-1THE
High School Equivalency (HSE), formerly GED
Note that a new High School Equivalency (HSE) Test called TASC (Test Assessing Secondary
Completion) will replace the GED® Test in the beginning of 2014.
In addition to teaching you valuable test-taking techniques, this class will prepare you for all five areas
of the Test Assessing Secondary Completion (TASC) exam: Essay/Writing, Social Studies, Interpreting
Literature/Arts, Science, and Mathematics.
SPRING SECTION
SATURDAY
APRIL 5 – JUNE 21
$299
10:00AM – 4:00PM
TPHSE-1SD
Actor Workshop
Courses will cover character exploration and development, in-depth scene study and development,
backstage and onstage etiquette, the differences between acting techniques for film, television and
stage and the do’s and don’ts of the industry, as well as how to break into the fiercely competitive
professional entertainment industry.
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR: Lonette McKee: Storied and enduring Actor, Producer,
Director, and Screenwriter. The Tony and NAACP Image Award nominated
McKee has starred alongside actors such as Denzel Washington, Cicely Tyson,
Richard Gere, Diane Lane, Ruby Dee, Danny Glover and Maurice Hines over
an acting career that has spanned five decades. Feature film credits include
Sparkle, Malcolm X, Brewster’s Millions, The Cotton Club, Jungle Fever, Women
of Brewster Place, Honey, ATL, and recently Off-Broadway in Sowa’s Red Gravy.
Monologues
Scene Study
This course will analyze timing and pacing in
addition to other acting techniques.
Course will study the components of a
successful scene including characterization
and stage relationships.
SPRING SECTION
3 SESSIONS; 9 HOURS TUESDAY
$199
6:00PM – 9:00PM
AR500B-1TE
SPRING SECTION
3 SESSIONS; 9 HOURS TUESDAY
$199
6:00PM – 9:00PM
AR500-1TE
Auditioning Techniques
Improve your presentation so you are equipped
to land the role.
SPRING SECTION
3 SESSIONS; 9 HOURS
TUESDAY
30
$199
6:00PM – 9:00PM
AR500C-1TE
The Business of Art Dealing
CERTIFICATE OUTCOMES:
– Ability to effectively analyze the art market and predict future trends
– Familiarity with the legal and ethical aspects of the art market
– Knowledge of effective management and technological practices necessary for the efficient
operation of commercial and non-profit art enterprises
– Proficiency in growing and maintaining a broad art collection of investment value
– Familiarity with the investment interests of high net-worth dealers and collectors
CERTIFICATE REQUIREMENTS:
Trends in Art Dealing I
Law and Ethics in the Arts
This course examines the historical
development of the contemporary art market
and the current factors that are shaping the
business of buying and selling art. Students
learn how to analyze and predict future market
trends from movers and shakers of the art
world while receiving a grounding in the basic
fundamentals of the global art trade.
Students receive a fundamental understanding
of the legal underpinnings of the arts. Students
who successfully complete this course will
gain awareness of the legal matters that are
most pertinent to operating an enterprise.
These include: Nonprofit formation and tax
exemption; Copyright, Trademark, Patents and
Intellectual Property; Rights Clearance and Fair
Use; Contract Drafting, Review and Negotiation;
Dispute Resolution and Litigation; and Rights of
Privacy and Publicity.
SPRING SESSION
$249
7:00PM – 9:00PM
AR099-1MWE
A Walk Through Art History
THEATER AND ARTS
The Certificate in The Business of Art Dealing provides the necessary skills and knowledge base for all
individuals who are starting a new art business, managing an art gallery, starting or growing a collection,
or engaged in financial planning for high net-worth individuals. Taught by successful practitioners
in the contemporary art marketplace, the certificate brings students into direct contact with those
most knowledgeable of the trends of the current art market. Classes range from multi-week detailed
instruction to intensive one- and two-day engagements.
SPRING SESSION
MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY APRIL 7 – APRIL 23
$249
7:00PM – 9:00PM
AR097-1MWE
This is an introductory art history survey
course in which the student examines the art,
aesthetic and philosophical ideas from which
the contemporary art scene has developed.
Along with a historical understanding of the
visual arts, students will develop visual literacy
through the analysis of works in the classroom
and museums. The class places special
emphasis on Harlem’s vast artistic legacy.
SPRING SESSION
MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY MARCH 17 – APRIL 2
$249
7:00PM – 9:00PM
AR098-1MWE
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Succeed In Theater Business
THEATER AND ARTS
The Certificate in Theater Business is designed to educate and inspire a new generation of creative
managers and producers. The curriculum balances content-driven courses that emphasize the skill sets
necessary for a career as a producer and/or manager with experiential courses developed to increase
artistic appreciation and creative ability. Furthermore, the certificate program provides issue-oriented
courses that explore the challenges facing the theatre industry. Among the areas in which students
participate are fundraising; text preparation and oversight; translation and adaptation; pre-production
and rehearsal work on issues of design, direction, and performance; contextual research; program
and study guide notes and preparation; the conducting of audience discussions; and participation in
educational outreach programs. Courses are taught by industry experts.
CERTIFICATE OUTCOMES:
– Intimate knowledge of the key figures and institutions in the theater industry
– Hands-on experience in taking a theater project from inception to the professional stage
– Familiarity with the legal and ethical aspects of the theater world
– Knowledge of effective management and technological practices necessary for the efficient
operation of commercial and non-commercial theater projects
– Develop necessary fundraising skills for large to small-scale theater productions
– Augmentation of theater appreciation and creative development
COURSE REQUIREMENTS: Certificate awarded to students who complete all three courses.
Understanding Theater
Law and Ethics in the Arts
An introductory course that expands students’
full knowledge of theater by creating a
foundation rooted in dramatic theory, history
and literature. This course allows students to
solidify, envision and work towards their goals
in the theater world while gaining exposure to
newly expansive ideas and collaborators that
can increase their professional prospects.
Students receive a fundamental understanding
of the legal underpinnings of the arts. Students
who successfully complete this course will
gain awareness of the legal matters that are
most pertinent to operating an enterprise.
These include: Nonprofit formation and tax
exemption; Copyright, Trademark, Patents and
Intellectual Property; Rights Clearance and Fair
Use; Contract Drafting, Review and Negotiation;
Dispute Resolution and Litigation; and Rights of
Privacy and Publicity.
SPRING SECTION
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 5 – MARCH 19
$249
7:00PM – 9:00PM
AR092-1WE
SPRING SECTION
MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY APRIL 7 – APRIL 23
Producing for Broadway
$359
7:00PM – 9:00PM
AR097-1THE
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SPRING SECTION
6 SESSIONS; 12 HOURS WEDNESDAY MAY 7 – JUNE 11
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$359
5:30PM – 7:30PM
AR504-1WE
Producing for Broadway
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This course is for individuals who want to understand the business of Broadway
and those who are looking to develop the skills and knowledge necessary to mount a world-class
theater production. Producing for Broadway offers hands-on experience designed to help you take a
theater project from inception to the Broadway stage.
Choosing the Right Production
Role of the Producer
Choosing the Right Production
Casting
Legal Framework
Optioning and Acquiring the Rights for a Play
Marketing/Maintenance
Marketing, Publicity and Press
Management
Management Structure
Touring/Transfers
Co-Producing with Regional Theaters
THEATER AND ARTS
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR: Alia Jones-Harvey: An Olivier Award-winning producer, JonesHarvey has built an international reputation for bringing classic works featuring
actors of color to the Broadway stage. In her Broadway debut, she co-produced the
first African American revival of Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, the biggest grossing play on
Broadway in spring 2008, featuring James Earl Jones, Phylicia Rashad, Terrence
Howard, Anika Noni Rose and director Debbie Allen. Jones-Harvey also co-produced
the play in London, yielding record-breaking numbers for a new audience, which
landed her the 2010 Laurence Olivier Award for Best Revival of a Play. Her most recent production,
A Streetcar Named Desire, directed by Emily Mann, with original music by Terence Blanchard,
completed its 16-week run on Broadway featuring Blair Underwood, Nicole Ari Parker, Daphne RubinVega and Wood Harris. Jones-Harvey’s latest Broadway production is a multi-cultural Romeo and Juliet
starring Orlando Bloom and Condola Rashad.
SPRING SECTION
WEDNESDAY MAY 7 – JUNE 11
$359
5:30PM – 7:30PM
AR504-1WE
Visual Storytelling
A Walk Through Harlem’s Artistry
ABOUT THE INSTRUCTOR: Richard Martin is an
award-winning producer, editor and writer. His
credits include works on ABC, NBC, CBS, and
Fox News, CNN, the BBC, and Entertainment
Tonight.
This tour of Harlem weaves the artistic legacy
of the world’s most famous neighborhood into
a historical narrative. Both informative and
entertaining, the tour takes students along the
footsteps of the men, women and organizations
that made Harlem a haven for visual art.
Students will consider and discuss the lives
of artists such as Aaron Douglass, Augusta
Savage, Romare Bearden, Faith Ringgold,
Charles White, Elizabeth Catlett, and Jacob
Lawrence while retracing the backdrop they
worked and lived against. Also included in
the tour are the artists, collectives and media
outlets whose songs have traditionally not been
sung but help comprise the artistic heritage of
Harlem.
Class will go through the history of Harlem
with the Arts community as the unifying
element. Various elements of the fuller Harlem
story will be used to frame the development of
Harlem’s art legacy to provide greater context
and give students a more informed sense of the
various eras.
COURSE DESCRIPTION: This class will teach you to
create, design, and produce stories using digital
media to research, and write scripts. You will
edit on your home computer using narration,
music, sound effects and titles to create
compelling stories. This unique opportunity is
for any individual with a passion for expressing
story through images. This course will benefit
those seeking employment in broadcasting and
other media, as well as those creating blogs
and entrepreneurial use of the new technology.
SPRING SECTION
WEDNESDAY
APRIL 30 – JUNE 18
$389
6:30PM – 8:30PM
AR301-1WE
SPRING SESSION
SATURDAY
$249
10:00AM – 1:00PM
AR080-1SD
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ONLINE COURSES
Online Courses
by Gatlin Education Services
The City College of New York, Continuing and Professional Studies, in partnership with Gatlin Education
Services (GES), offers online open-enrollment programs designed to provide the skills necessary for
many in-demand occupations.
GES programs are designed by a team of professionals from each respective field, who work to
provide the most effective web-based learning experience available today. Instructors/Mentors are
actively involved in your online learning experience, responding to any questions or concerns, as well as
encouraging and motivating you to succeed.
Each program includes a set of lessons and evaluations; grades are based on a combination of
the instructor/mentor’s evaluation of students’ work and computer-graded tests. We know you will
appreciate the quality as well as the convenience of anytime, anywhere learning!
Please note: once a course is accessed either by requesting materials or viewing lessons there are no
refunds. Prices vary for each course. For more information visit: http://www.galineducation.com/ccny/
Visit the website for course specifics and pricing information.
Business and Professional
Certified Bookkeeper
140 HOURS
GES 202
Certified Wedding Planner
300 HOURS
GES 204
Child Development
Associate Training
120 HOURS
GES 131
Child Development
Associate Training Renewal
45 HOURS
GES 132
Legal Secretary 350 HOURS
GES 223
Pay Per Click Marketing
150 HOURS
GES 210
Project Management
40 HOURS
GES 410
Administrative Dental Assistant
150 HOURS GES 101
Administrative Medical
Specialist with Medical Billing
and Coding
300 HOURS GES 102
GES 105
Fitness Business Management
200 HOURS GES 403
Nutrition for Optimal Health,
Wellness, and Sports
200 HOURS
GES 114
Personal Training and
Group Exercise Training for
Older Adults
200 HOURS GES 116
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Game Arts Certificate
360 HOURS
GES 604
Travel Agent Training
200 HOURS
GES 218
Residential Interior Designer
120 HOURS GES 515
IT and Software
Development
Web Design Certificate
360 HOURS GES 508
AutoCAD 2009
150 HOURS GES 309
Forensic Computer Examiner
80 HOURS GES 305
Microsoft Web Developer
200 HOURS GES 314
Search Engine Marketing
250 HOURS GES 213
Web Applications Developer
267 HOURS GES 316
Management and Corporate
Health and Fitness
Advanced Personal
Fitness Trainer
400 HOURS Hospitality and
Service Industry
Entrepreneurship: Start-Up and
Business Owner Management
360 HOURS
GES 401
Event Management and Design
300 HOURS
GES 402
Grant Writing
300 HOURS GES 207
Payroll Practice and
Management
80 HOURS GES 409
Principles of Green Buildings
30 HOURS GES 711
Media and Design
3ds Max
300 HOURS GES 501
Webmaster
150 HOURS
GES 308
Skilled Trades and Industrial
Certified Green Supply
Chain Professional
60 HOURS
GES 714
Certified Indoor Air
Quality Manager
16 HOURS
GES 715
Home Inspection Certificate
200 HOURS GES 704
30 HOURS GES 711
Solar Power Professional
120 HOURS GES 722
Sustainable Energy and
Going Green
Certified Indoor Air
Quality Manager
16 HOURS
GES 715
30 HOURS
GES 711
Solar Power Professional
120 HOURS
GES 722
Wind Energy Professional
240 HOURS
GES 718
Digital Arts Certificate
360 HOURS GES 503
Directions
By Train
By Bus
#1 local to 137th Street and Broadway.
Walk east on 138th Street to Convent Avenue.
M-4 or M-5 to Broadway and 137th Street.
Walk east three blocks on 138th Street to
Convent Avenue.
“A” or “D” EXPRESS, or the “B” or “C” LOCAL to
145th Street and St. Nicholas Avenue. Walk
west one block to 145th Street and Convent
Avenue, then south to 138th Street.
#4 or #5 EXPRESS or #6 LOCAL to 125th Street and
Lexington Avenue. Change there for the M-100
or M-101 bus to Amsterdam Avenue and 138th
Street. Walk east one block to Convent Avenue.
M-100 or M-101 to Amsterdam Avenue and 138th
Street. Walk east one block to Convent Avenue.
BX-19 to 145th and Convent Avenue. Walk south
on Convent Avenue to 138th Street.
METRO-NORTH to 125th Street and Park Avenue.
Change there for the M-100 or M-101 bus to
Amsterdam Avenue and 138th Street.
Walk east one block to Convent Avenue.
Shuttle Bus
Note: City College operates shuttle buses
between the campus and the 124th Street
(Broadway) and 145th Street (St. Nicholas
Avenue) subway stations.
By Car
FROM THE WESTSIDE HIGHWAY TRAVELING NORTH OR
SOUTH: Exit at 125th Street, cross Broadway,
one block; left on to Amsterdam Avenue;
right on to 133rd Street one block; left on
to Convent Avenue.
FROM THE EAST SIDE: From the FDR or the RFK
Bridge to Harlem River Drive, exit at 135th
Street to end, turn right on St. Nicholas Avenue,
then left on to 141st Street, make left on
Convent Avenue to campus.
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Registration Form
160 Convent Avenue
Shepard Hall, Room 2
New York, NY 10031
Telephone: 212.650.7312
Fax: 212.650.6614
Summer
Spring
Last Name
First Name
Address
Apt/Suite Number
Fall 20
Date of Birth
City, State, Zip Code
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Other
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Black/African American
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Other
White/Caucasion
Referral
CPS Website
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Course Registration
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CVV
Student’s Name
Student’s ID Number
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Mail course registration form to
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Payment Options
Financial Assistance
American Express, Discover, MasterCard, Visa,
Money Order (personal checks and cash are
not accepted.)
Speak to your employer or union representative
to request information regarding available
funds for continuing education expenses.
Many employers and unions provide tuition
reimbursement or funding.
Register via phone, fax, mail, or in person.
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Calendar
Wednesday, January 1
New Year’s Day; Office Closed
Saturday, April 19
Office Closed
Saturday, January 18
Office Closed
Friday, May 23
Noon Closure; No Evening Classes
Monday, January 20
Martin Luther King Day; Office Closed
Saturday, May 24
Office Closed
Wednesday, February, 12
Lincoln’s Birthday; Office Closed
Monday, May 26
Office Closed
Saturday, February 15
Office Closed
Friday, July 4
Independence Day; Office Closed
Monday, February 17
Presidents’ Day; Office Closed
Saturday, July 5
Office Closed
Friday, April 18
Office Closed
Coming Soon
Culinary Certificate
Trends in Art Dealing II
Heating, Ventilation and Air Conditioning
Welding
Speed Networking
The Art of Voice Acting
Simply said, it’s different. Acting without gesture and facial expression, using voice only, is a craft all
its own and often requires specialized training. Learn the creative art of Voice Acting. Read scripts for
different kinds of auditions, commercials on Radio/TV/Internet, Promos, Video games and audiobooks.
Learn how to break down a script to find your voice in order to book a job.
The Business of Voice Acting
Have you ever found yourself asking how do you book a job as a Voice Actor? Through this course
learn the business of Voice Acting and receive insider tips about unions and non-union, VO Pay scale
for Union projects, life cycle of a commercial, conflicts, holding fees, and residuals. Learn how to find
representation such as an agent or manager, and obtain guidelines from an expert on how to make a
demo. Find your brand and your voice through voice acting.
Social Media Marketing for Lawyers and Accountants
For your own practice, boutique firm, or as the associate charged with it, how can you find time in your
busy schedule to market your practice with social media? Along with time-saving tips & tricks.
Social Media Marketing Course for Lawyers & Accountants
For your own practice, boutique firm, or as the associateYOUTUBE
charged LOGO
with it,SPECS
how can you find time in your
busy schedule to market your practice with social media?
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