Continuing Education Fall 2013 Catalog

Winter 2013

Georgia College Continuing Education • The Community’s Source for Professional Education and Personal Enrichment

PROFESSIONAL

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Some courses require books. Book costs are not included inthe registration fee.

Paralegal Introduction andOverview of the LawCourse #14272001

Sept. 5-30

Fee: $149

Civil Law and ProcedureCourse #14273101

Oct. 3-28

Fee: $149

Tort LawCourse #14272501

Nov. 4-Dec. 2

(no class on Nov. 28)

Fee: $149

Criminal LawCourse #14372601

Jan. 6-30

Fee: $149

Wills, Estates and TrustsCourse #14372201

Feb. 3-27

Family Law Course #14372701

March 3-27

Fee: $149

Business LawCourse # 14472101

April 3-28

Fee: $149

Real Estate LawCourse #14472301

May 1-29

(no class on May 26)

Fee: $149

Bankruptcy LawCourse #14473301

June 2-26

Fee: $149

Legal ResearchCourse #15172401

July 7-31

Fee: $149

Legal WritingCourse #15172801

Aug. 4-28

Fee: $149

Mondays & Thursdays6:30-8:30 p.m.

429 Macon Center for Graduateand Professional Learning

233 Cherry Street

According to the United States Department of Labor,employment of paralegals and legal assistants is expected togrow by 18% from 2010 to 2020. In today’s legal field, much ofwhat goes into the legal process in a law firm is conducted byparalegals who are assuming a growing range of duties andresponsibilities. In many cases, paralegals perform the sametasks as licensed attorneys. As a paralegal, you will be eligible towork in small law offices, large firms, court systems, governmentagencies, public and private agencies, corporations, financialinstitutions, insurance companies, title companies, and realestate offices.

Georgia College’s Paralegal Certificate Program will prepare youfor a fast-paced career in the legal field. Plus, you can completethe entire training in less than one year. Course work begins inSeptember and ends in August. The program consists of elevenrequired courses, offered in relevant order. All courses must besuccessfully completed in order to receive your certificate. Onceyou have completed the program, you will have the knowledgeand skills to begin your career as a paralegal, including:

• Understanding the common responsibilities and duties of paralegals

• Knowing how the paralegal field is regulated

• Understanding professional responsibilities and legal ethics for attorneys and paralegals

• Understanding how the American legal system is structured and how it operates

• Understanding legal terminology

• Preparing legal documents

• Applying legal analysis to fact situations

• Conducting legal interviews

• Managing client files

• Conducting computerized and manual legal research

• Implementing guidelines and proper etiquette for legal writing

• Understanding methods of formal and informal administrative advocacy

Our instructors consist of practicing attorneys who arerecognized as leaders in their fields. Our curriculum is preparedto provide you with real world knowledge and insight relating tothe most pressing legal issues.

So, don’t wait any longer. If you have a high school diploma,have basic computer and internet skills, have great interpersonaland organizational skills, and are looking to begin a new career,sign up today!

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PARALEGAL

Enroll in the entire certificateprogram for only$999 A $640 Savings

Grant Writing Open HouseCome get a personal introduction to grant writing with discus-sions that will focus on case statements, prospect research, nar-ratives, budgets, timelines, sustainability plans and proposalanalysis from the grant maker’s perspective with evaluation.This Open House will outline all aspects of the upcoming GrantWriting from the Beginning course. Light refreshments will beprovided as well as hand-outs to take home with you. Prior reg-istration is strongly encouraged. The first 15 people to enrollwill receive a $15 credit toward enrollment in the Grant Writingfrom the Beginning course – so RSVP today!

Course #14173810Thursday • Sept. 5 • 5:30-8:30 p.m. • The Depot Fee: $15 • 1 Session • Instructor: Robin Lewis

Grant Writing from the Beginning

Make your grant proposal shine! In this personalized grant writ-ing series, you will learn the key elements to writing an effectiveproposal. Topics of class discussion include case statements,prospect research, narratives, budgets, timelines, sustainabilityplans and proposal analysis from the grant maker’s perspectivewith evaluation. Come prepared to work, as you will receivehomework assignments to complete in your own time which willrequire internet research. Take home both the class workbookand CD – yours to keep for future reference. Plus, you will takewith you a connection to your grant writing instructor that doesnot end when you leave class – send in your grant proposals forreview, even after the course ends. The registration deadline isSeptember 19 to ensure delivery of materials, so don’t delay –sign up today!

Course #14173801Thursdays • Sept. 26-Oct. 31 • 6-8:30 p.m. • 255 Arts &

SciencesFee: $149 • 6 Sessions • Instructor: Robin Lewis

Grant Writing Online CoursesAll online courses run for six weeks (with a 10-day grace period atthe end). Courses are project-oriented and include 12 lessons.Lessons are supplemented with quizzes, hands-on assignments,discussion areas, supplementary links and more. You can completeany course entirely from your home or office–any time of the day ornight.

Our instructor-facilitated online courses are informative, fun, conven-ient and highly interactive. Our instructors are known for their abilityto create warm and supportive communities of learners.

How to get started:

1. Visit our Online Instruction Center:www.ed2go.com/gcsu

2. Click the Courses link, choose the department and course title you areinterested in, and select the Enroll Now button. Follow the instructionsto enroll and pay for your course. Here you will choose a usernameand password that will grant you access to the classroom.

3. When your course starts, return to our Online Instruction Center, andclick the Classroom link. To begin your studies, simply log in with theusername and password you selected during enrollment.

New courses begin each month. To learn more call:478-445-5277

A to Z Grant WritingThis is an invigorating and informative course that will equip you with theskills and tools you need to enter the exciting field of grant writing! You'lllearn to raise needed funds by discovering how and where to look forpotential funders who are a good match for your organization. You'll alsolearn to network and develop true partnerships with a variety of funders,to organize a successful grant writing campaign and to put together acomplete proposal package.

Become a Grant Writing ConsultantGood grant writing consultants are always in demand. Learn how you canuse a basic knowledge of grant or proposal writing to become an expertin the red-hot grant consulting field. This is one field where your creativewriting skills can touch thousands of people and literally make a differ-ence in their quality of life!

Advanced Grant Proposal WritingDo you know the best way to present information in a grant proposal? Inthis course, an experienced grant writer will show you how to researchand write winning proposals that get funded. You’ll learn what to do–and,more importantly, what not to do–on every part of your proposal. You'llgain a full understanding of the criteria funders use to determine whetheryour grant proposal gets funded or rejected. You'll become an expert atferreting out corporate, foundation and government grantmakers, andyou'll find out how to tailor your responses to information found in thepeer review criteria. You'll also discover a number of significant finishingtouches that can give your project the edge over others. You'll also learnthe best type of paper to use, which buzzwords to include, which fontswork best and which types of graphics and formatting techniques willmake your proposal more competitive.

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Coursesstart as low as$109

CLASSROOM COURSES

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Property and CasualtyInsurance Pre-License

Learn the materials quickly. This course has everything you need to focus onthe important and frequently tested insurance exam topics needed to prepareyou to take the Georgia Insurance Department Property and Casualty Agentexaminations. The cost of the books is included in the fee. The deadline forregistration is Sept. 13 in order to ensure delivery of your books.

Course #14274401Friday-Sunday • Sept. 20-22 • 8 a.m.-5 p.m. • 102 Chappell Hall

Fee: $375 • 3 Sessions • Instructor: Tamara Gatson

Hours Price

Real Estate Sales and Brokerage

Sales Pre-License 75 $375Georgia License Exam Prep - $50Broker’s Pre-License 60 $275

Real Estate Sales Post License

Advanced Topics for New Agents 25 $149Finance and Settlement Procedures 25 $149

Real Estate Sales Continuing Education

Check It Out: Home Inspection in Real Estate 3 $29

Maximize Your Buyer’s Borrowing Power 3 $29

Consensual Dual Agency 3 $29

Tax Free Exchanges of Residential Property 3 $29

Ethics in Real Estate: A Review of the NAR Code 3 $29

Real Estate Math 3 $29

ADA and Fair Housing 3 $29

Principles of Commercial Real Estate 3 $29

RESPA Reform 3 $29

Short Sales and Foreclosures 3 $29

Using the Internet in Your Real Estate Practice 3 $29

Green Home Features 3 $29

Commercial Finance and Investment Analysis 6 $49

Commercial Leases 6 $49

Commercial Sales & Exchanges 6 $49

Structuring Ownership in Commercial Real Estate 6 $49

Georgia License Law and Rules 6 $49

Green Home Construction 6 $49

Writing Contracts 6 $49

Legal Issues for Agents 6 $49

Methods of Residential Finance 6 $49

Understanding Net to Seller Forms 6 $49

Current Developments in Agency 6 $49

Legal Issues in a Brokerage Office 6 $49

Management in a Brokerage Office 6 $49

Basic Real Estate Finance 6 $49

Property Management 6 $49

Tax Advantages of Home Ownership 6 $49

Pricing Property to Sell 6 $49

Licensees as Principal 6 $49

Understanding Closing Statements 9 $65

Real Estate Appraisal

90-Hour Registered Appraiser Package 90 $595

(Includes 30-Hr Basic Appraisal Principles, 30-Hr. Basic Appraisal

Procedures, 15-Hr. Residential Report Writing and 15-Hr. National USPAP

Equivalent Course)

Individual Courses

Basic Appraisal Principles 30 $319

Basic Appraisal Procedures 30 $319

Residential Sales Comparison and Income Approach 30 $319

2012-2013 15-Hour Equivalent USPAP 15 $199

An FHA Single Family Appraisal 15 $189

Residential Market Analysis and Highest And Best Use 15 $189

Residential Report Writing and Case Studies 15 $189

Residential Appraiser Site Valuation and Cost Approach 15 $189

Georgia College offers you the opportunity to acquire your real estate sales prelicensing, broker prelicensing and continuing education requirementsin real estate sales online. In addition, Georgia College, in partnership with Career Webschool, offers you real estate appraisal prelicensing and con-tinuing education courses online. These highly effective programs are convenient and easy to use. You do not need previous computer experience,and classroom attendance is not required. All courses are approved to meet the educational requirements set forth by the Georgia Real EstateCommission and the Georgia Real Estate Appraisal Board.

Please visit our Web site at www.continuingeducation.gcsu.edu and click on “Online Courses” to order.

Real Estate and Appraisal Courses – Online


Online Career Training Program

Medical Billing and Coding + Medical Terminology

Georgia College

Benefits of Online CareerTraining Programs:• Learn in-demand skills

• Start anytime and anywhere

• Textbooks are included

• Support offered seven days aweek

• Expert instructor assistance

• Certificate upon successfulcompletion

Program Details:

Registration Fee: $1,995

Program Hours: 300

All Materials Included

What Students areSaying:The program experiencewas great. I loved learningat my own pace. Thefacilitator was excellent. Sheresponded to all myinquiries immediately. Thesupport was also awesome.They helped me witheverything quickly andefficiently. – Shannon

Program OverviewThis nationally recognized online certificate program is designed to prepareyou for a job as a medical billing specialist, medical coder and/or medicaloffice manager.

The medical industry is experiencing a tremendous demand for individuals withknowledge of medical office operations, which includes diagnostic and proceduralcoding and insurance forms processing. According to the American Medical Association,there are more than 1.2 million Medical Billers and Coders in the United States, makingthis one of the fastest growing professions in allied health.

The medical terminology portion of the program introduces elements of medicalterminology, such as the etymology of words used to describe the human body. You’lllearn to apply proper terminology and spelling for major pathological conditions.

Upon successful completion of this program, you’ll be prepared for an entry-levelposition doing medical billing or coding and will be eligible to register for, prepare forand take the National Healthcareer Association (NHA)'s Certified Medical Biller andCoder (CMBC) certification exam.

Program Objectives

Upon successful completion of this program, you’ll be able to:

• Display a working knowledge of medical terminology • Understand the differences among commercial, HMO/PPO, federal and state insuranceplans, including eligibility and coverage, preauthorization, certification and referrals, as wellas reimbursement methodologies • Explain the legal and ethical responsibilities of an administrative medical specialist,including the HIPAA mandates, the rules for maintaining privacy of medical records andprotected health information and the types of consents and disclosures that are required ina medical office environment • Perform tasks associated with billing and reimbursement, including insurance and patientbilling, payment processing, and claims review, correction and appeals • Perform traditional business office tasks for accounts receivable, accounts payable andbookkeeping maintenance • Be prepared to take advanced education courses, including advanced coding, healthcareadministration and health information management

Detailed objectives, outlines, prerequisites, frequently askedquestions, demos and ratings of the programs are available at:

www.gatlineducation.com/gcsuor contact us at

478-445-5277for more information or to register!

Online Learning Anytime,Anywhere...Just a click away!

RegisterToday!

300Hours

0710-03


Customized Training forBusinesses and Industries

How Can We Help You?The Department of Continuing Education, locat-ed in Chappell Hall on the University’s main cam-pus, is here to help you, your employees and yourorganization meet every training need. We arededicated to developing, training and educatingyour most vital resource -- your employees.

We are always willing to take any course idea,customize it for your organization’s particularneeds and present it exclusively to your employ-ees. Our state-of-the-art training can be provid-ed at any time, day or night, and in any location,including your facility, the university or an off-site location of your choice. We are extremelyflexible as our primary goal is to properly trainyour employees at your convenience.

Why Our Services? What Types of Programs Do We Offer? We understand that today’s aggres-sive global business environmentcombined with rapid technologicaladvances and a sluggish economy arereal challenges to organizations andtheir employees. To help you remaincompetitive, the Department ofContinuing Education at GeorgiaCollege provides the following:

• We design and implementemployee training programs specificto your current needs.

• We provide training at your con-

venience – day or night, weekdays orweekends.

• We offer free, on-site needsassessments to your organization.

• We guarantee immediate resultsas our training is customized for youremployees’ needs.

• We pledge to provide the highestquality instructors - each experi-enced and fully qualified to providethe training in a practical, real worldmanner.

We offer a broad range of programs based on your trainingrequirements. We can tailor any of the programs in thiscatalog to fit your exact needs. Plus, we offer many otherprograms in areas such as:

• Management and Leadership• Computer Software• Project Management• Health and Fitness • Languages• Customer Service• Coaching and Teambuilding

Expect focused, measurable results! Call us today at 478-445-5277.


Benefits of Online Career Training Programs:• Learn in-demand skills

• Start anytime and anywhere

• Textbooks are included

• Support offered seven days a week

• Expert instructor assistance

• Certificate upon successful completion

What Students are Saying:

Since I could take the program on my own time, at homeand online, it was really convenient. The program wascomprehensive and easy to navigate. – Lacey

Program OverviewThe Pharmacy Technician Online CertificationTraining Program was developed in response to a rising needfor trained technicians to work in hospital or retail pharmacies.With this growing opportunity, however, has also comeincreased responsibility, and this increased responsibility hasmade certification an important issue for many industryemployers and some state legislatures.

This program will prepare you for entry-level pharmacytechnician positions by teaching you medical andpharmaceutical terminology, basic anatomy related to thepharmacology of medications and pharmaceutical calculations.The Pharmacy Technician Program will give you hands-onpractice in retail pharmacy procedures through an online labmodule. You'll learn what information is necessary to processprescriptions and physician orders and apply that knowledge tofill mock prescriptions. The curriculum also includes the ethics ofpharmacy practice and education about prescriptionmedications, patient care and interaction and charges andreimbursement.

Upon completion of this program, you’ll be prepared to passthe National Certification Exam offered by the PharmacyTechnician Certification Board.

Program Objectives

Upon completion of this program, you'll be able to:

• Understand the laws that govern pharmacy, whether federalor state-mandated

• Discuss the HIPAA requirements and their application to the

pharmacy

• Interpret physician orders and prescriptions

• Prepare and distribute medications

• Define medical and pharmaceutical terms and common

abbreviations

• Understand the pharmacology of medications and how they

affect the body

• Perform pharmaceutical calculations

• Communicate effectively with patients and medical

professionals

• Process insurance billing or collect payments

• Pass the National Certification Exam

Detailed objectives, outlines, prerequisites, frequently asked questions, demosand ratings of the programs are available at:

www.gatlineducation.com/gcsu

or contact us at

478-445-5277

for more information or to register!

RegisterToday!

330Hours

Online Career Training Program - Georgia College

Registration Fee:$1,995

Program Hours330

All MaterialsIncluded

PharmacyTechnician

Online Courses For Small Business Owners

Enroll Today!

Details on any of these courses can be found at:

www.ed2go.com/gcsuYou can also reach us by calling

478-445-5277

Online Learning Anytime, Anywhere...Just a click away!

Most Courses Are Only

$109 Georgia CollegeSharpen your skills, or learn new ones with our instructorfacilitated online courses. Online Continuing Education coursesrun for six-weeks (with a 10-day extension period available at theend). Courses are project-oriented and include lessons, quizzes,hands-on assignments, discussion areas, supplementary links andmore. You can complete any course entirely from your home oroffice–any time of the day or night.

Business Law for the Small Business OwnerLearn to successfully protect your small business and solve mostof the legal problems that may arise.

Understanding the Human Resources FunctionLearn to handle basic human resource functions to ensure thebest possible results.

Employment Law FundamentalsLearn the basics of employment law so you can legally hire,evaluate and manage employees.

Marketing Your Business on the InternetLearn to develop an Internet marketing plan for your business.

Creating a Successful Business PlanTurn your business ideas into a solid plan for financing and long-term success.

Accounting FundamentalsGain a marketable new skill by learning the basics of double-entry bookkeeping, financial reporting and more.

Designing Effective WebsitesLearn powerful graphic design techniques and build Web sitesthat are both attractive and extremely effective.

Creating Web PagesLearn the basics of HTML so you can design, create and postyour very own site on the Web.

Introduction to Business AnalysisLearn powerful techniques to improve your decision-making skillsat work.

Introduction to QuickBooksLearn to quickly and efficiently gain control over the financialaspects of your business.

Performing Payroll in QuickBooksLearn to create paychecks, pay tax liabilities and producedazzling payroll reports.

Effective SellingLearn the secret to converting a potential customer into a long-term asset. Find out how to lay the groundwork for repeatbusiness and your future success.


Georgia College has partnered with Virtual Educational Software, inc. to offer online professional development learning unit options forK-12 educators. These interactive continuing education courses provide expert instruction at a pace that fits your schedule. You must complete a Prior

Approval Form before you begin your course. Upon completion of your course, you will receive a PLU Course Completion Form. Whenyou are ready to renew your teaching certificate, attach your PLU Course Completion Form to your renewal application. The followingcourses are currently approved for PLUs. Please visit our online course catalog at continuingeducation.gcsu.edu and follow the links fordescriptions of the courses, syllabi and prior approval form. Contact us at 478-445-5277 for more information or to register.

Course Name PLUs Price

Attention Deficit Disorder: Information & Interventions for Effective Teaching 3 PLUs $185

Understanding Aggression: Coping with Aggressive Behavior in the Classroom 4 PLUs $205

Autism & Asperger’s Disorder: Information & Effective Intervention Strategies 3 PLUs $185

Behavior is Language: Strategies for Managing Disruptive Behavior 4 PLUs $205

Child Abuse: Working with Abused &Neglected Children 3 PLUs $185

Drugs & Alcohol in Schools: Understanding Substance Use & Abuse 3 PLUs $185

Ethics & Safety in Education 3 PLUs $185

Advanced Classroom Management 3 PLUs $185

Reading & Writing in Content Area 3 PLUs $185

Why DI? An Intro to Differentiated Instruction 4 PLUs $205

Inclusion: Working with Students with Special Needs in General Education Classrooms 3 PLUs $185

Harassment, Bullying & Cyber-Intimidation in Schools 3 PLUs $185

Learning Disabilities: Practical Informationfor Classroom Teachers 4 PLUs $205

Talented & Gifted: Working with High Achievers 3 PLUs $185

Violence in School: Identification, Prevention,Intervention Strategies 3 PLUs $185

Traumatized Children 3 PLUs $185

Infant & Toddler Mental Health 3 PLUs $185

Educational Assessment: Assessing Student Learning in the Classroom 3 PLUs $185

Teaching Diversity: Influences & Issuesin the Classroom 3 PLUs $185

Teaching Elementary Math Conceptually:A New Paradigm 3 PLUs $185

Reading Fundamentals #1: An Introduction to Scientifically-Based Research 3 PLUs $185

Reading Fundamentals #2: Laying the Foundation for Effective Reading Instruction 3 PLUs $185

Reading Fundamentals #3: The Elements of Effective Reading Instruction & Assessment 4 PLUs $205

Early Childhood: Family-Centered Services 3 PLUs $185

Early Childhood: Observation & Assessment 4 PLUs $205

Early Childhood: Program Planning 4 PLUs $205

Early Childhood: Typical & Atypical Development 4 PLUs $205

Try DI: Planning & Preparinga Differentiated Program 4 PLUs $205


Computer Based Professional Learning Units (PLUs) for Teachers

1. Visit our Online Instruction Center:www.ed2go.com/gcsu

2. Click the Courses link,choose the department andcourse title you are interestedin and select the Enroll Now button.Follow the instructions toenroll and pay for yourcourse. Here you will enteryour email and choose apassword that will grant youaccess to the classroom.

3. When your course starts,return to our OnlineInstruction Center and clickthe Classroom link. To beginyour studies, simply log inwith your email and thepassword you selectedduring enrollment.

How to Get Started:

MORE COURSES AVAILABLE AT OUR ONLINE INSTRUCTION CENTER

www.ed2go.com/gcsu

Requirements:

All courses require Internetaccess, email and the MicrosoftInternet Explorer or MozillaFirefox Web browser. Somecourses may have additionalrequirements. Please visit ourOnline Instruction Center formore information.

Courses Start as Low as:

Enroll Now!

Visit our Online Instruction Center today!

www.ed2go.com/gcsu

or call:

478-445-5277

Online CoursesFor Web Design

Learn from th

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Learn More...• Expert Instructors

• 24-Hour Access

• Online Discussion Areas

• Six Weeks of Instruction

New course sessionsbegin monthly. Pleasevisit our OnlineInstruction Center tosee exact start datesfor the courses thatinterest you.

Our instructor-facilitatedonline courses are informative,fun, convenient and highlyinteractive. Our instructors are known fortheir ability to create warmand supportive communitiesof learners.

Most courses run for six weeks(with a 10-day grace period atthe end). Courses are project-oriented and include lessons,quizzes, hands-onassignments, discussion areas,supplementary links and more.

You can complete any of thesecourses entirely from yourhome or office and at anytime of the day or night.

Creating Web Pages Learn to design, create andpost your very own site on theInternet's World Wide Webusing HTML. Discover low-costmarketing techniques andsearch engine strategies.

Designing Effective WebsitesLearn powerful graphic designtechniques that will help youbuild websites that areattractive and highly effective.You'll learn what attractsvisitors to a site, and how youcan create the most satisfyingexperience for those visitors.You'll learn to use typography,aesthetics, color, graphics andpage layout to create the mostcompelling user interfacepossible, and you'll understandhow users read on the web andthe characteristics of effectiveWeb writing.

PHP and MySQL Learn to create an interactivewebsite, allowing visitors topost and retrieve informationprovided by you or your site'svisitors. You'll see how to usethe PHP programminglanguage to generate dynamicwebsites that automaticallychange as your data changes.You'll also learn how to use thepopular MySQL databaseserver with PHP to store andretrieve data over the Web.

Dreamweaver CS3Intermediate also available!Learn Adobe Dreamweaverfrom a design pro, and get thetraining you need to developfirst-class websites! Master thetechniques for producing fullyfunctioning sites, learning toinsert and format text, images,hyperlinks, tables and a varietyof media formats. Discover thesecrets of effective pagelayout—secrets that ensureyour sites reach and impressyour audience.

CSS and XHTMLIntermediate also available!Learn to create state-of-the-artwebsites using modern CSSand XHTML techniques. Takeyour existing HTML skills to thenext level and start buildingsites like the pros.

Microsoft FrontPageLearn the essentials ofMicrosoft’s popular web designsoftware. You'll begin with anintroduction to basic designprinciples, and you'll explorethe interface and features ofthe FrontPage program. Then,you'll learn to manipulatewords and images to create asite worthy of publishing to theInternet. By the end of thecourse, you'll be armed with allthe knowledge you need tocreate an attractive, well-designed and functionalwebsite.

Georgia College

$109


ONE DAY COMPUTER WORKSHOPSTraining to meet your business needs

You’ve asked for them, so we scheduled them! Join us for these all inclusive, one day computer workshops to get you and your employeesproperly trained to help automate your business. These courses are ideal for those who use these programs on a daily basis.

Don’t worry about brown bagging it for lunch either – it’s included! Call us today to enroll. These classes are sure to fill quickly!


MS PowerPointEvery screen that can be seen is a PowerPoint possibility waiting to fulfill itspotential. Come discover just how versatile this handy Office Software reallyis. Through this one-day workshop, you will learn how to make your presen-tations pop and your collaborations truly creative. As an added bonus, bringyour own photos and images and you will produce an original video collage,complete with audio background!

Course #14120901Friday • August 23 • 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. • 203 Chappell Hall

Fee: $125 • 1 Session • Instructor: B. West

Intermediate MS WordFind out just how much MS Word can do for you – and how much you can dowith it. You’ll be amazed at the functionality contained within MS Word2010 – going far beyond letters and clipart. Word is the most used programin the Office Suite – for good reason. Mastery of MS Word is a must haveskill set in any office environment.

Course #14120602Friday • Sept. 6 • 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. 203 Chappell Hall


Intermediate MS Excel 2010In this course, not only will you add to your experience with the popularMicrosoft Excel, but you will also get a handle on Microsoft’s Mail Merge. Youwill increase your knowledge of using Excel spreadsheets, how to write for-mulas, insert and select cell ranges, use functions like SUM, AVERAGE, MINand MAX, and much more! The class will not end there. You will also learnabout the versatile Mail Merge, which can do just about anything you canimagine from letters and envelopes to the invitations or cards you may send.The possibilities are endless!

Course #14120302Friday • Sept. 13 • 8:30 a.m.–4:30 p.m. • 203 Chappell Hall


Advanced MS Excel 2010Already know the basics of Microsoft Excel? Are you ready to take it to thenext level? Then, this class is exactly what you need! As you build on yourintermediate foundation, you will explore Excel’s more advanced features,including functions, nested IF statements, conditional formatting, pivottables and much, much more!

Course #14120402Friday • Sept. 27 • 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. • 203 Chappell Hall


Introduction to MS Access Get an introduction to relational database management systems. You’ll learnthe basics of Access including the design of database tables and how to pre-pare table structures. Data types are covered in detail, as well as data entryprocedures. Basic input/output forms will be designed using the form wiz-ard. You’ll also learn how to extract information from a database table using

the Access query design screen.

Course #14220702Friday, Oct. 18 • 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. • 203 Chappell Hall


Intermediate MS AccessIn this course, you will learn to create and use a variety of queries and do

extensive editing of forms and reports. The high point of this course is learn-ing when and how to create multiple database tables and join them effec-tively. You’ll join up to three database tables and retrieve selected data.Forms and reports will be generated from queries based on joined tables.Macros will be introduced as a way to automate many of the daily database

functions such as menu creation.

Course #14220802Friday, Nov. 1 • 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. • 203 Chappell Hall


Advanced MS Access Are you ready to put the finishing touches on your Access relational data-base? In this advanced course, you will learn to write SQL statements andattach SQL queries to a control in a form, create single and multiple-criteriaparameter queries, create and run macros for data validation, data entry,user decision, running parameter queries and for data transfer between

Access and other applications plus a lot more.

Course #14222002Friday, Nov. 15 • 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. • 203 Chappell Hall


Call today to register!478-445-5277

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Welcome to Windows 8What is that? How dare they change your Operating System! Never fear –even though Windows 8 is here. Join us and learn to cope with the changeto Windows 8, from sliding through app view to much, much more.Bring your own device – either tablet or laptop – so that you can learn onthe machine you actually use. Since there is a wide variety of devices outthere programmed with Windows 8, make sure to include the type ofmobile device you will use when registering for this course. Due to theindividualized instruction that will be given, seating is limited, so registernow to make sure you don’t miss out on this opportunity!

Course #14122810 Tuesday & Thursday • Sept. 24 & 26

6-8:30 p.m. • 203 Chappell Hall • Fee: $79 2 Sessions • Instructor: B. West

Intermediate MS Excel 2010In this course, not only will you add to your experience with the popularMicrosoft Excel, but you will also get a handle on Microsoft’s Mail Merge.You will increase your knowledge of using Excel spreadsheets, how to writeformulas, insert and select cell ranges, use functions like SUM, AVERAGE,MIN and MAX, and much more! The class will not end there. You will alsolearn about the versatile Mail Merge, which can do just about anything youcan imagine from letters and envelopes to the invitations or cards you maysend. The possibilities are endless! Don’t delay – sign up today.

Course #14120301Tuesdays & Thursdays • Sept. 10-19 • 6-8:15 p.m.

203 Chappell Hall • Fee: $109 4 Sessions • Instructor: B. West

Advanced MS Excel 2010Already know the basics of Microsoft Excel? Are you ready to take it to thenext level? Then, this class is exactly what you need! As you build on yourintermediate foundation, you will explore Excel’s more advanced features,including functions, nested IF statements, conditional formatting, pivottables and much, much more. Sign up now to advance your professionalskills!

Course #14220401Mondays & Wednesdays • Oct. 7-16

6-8:15 p.m. • 203 Chappell Hall • Fee: $109 4 Sessions • Instructor: B. West

Introduction to MS Access Get an introduction to relational database management systems. You’lllearn the basics of Access including the design of database tables and howto prepare table structures. Data types are covered in detail, as well as dataentry procedures. Basic input/output forms will be designed using the formwizard. You’ll also learn how to extract information from a database tableusing the Access query design screen.

Course #14220701Mondays & Wednesdays • Oct. 21-30 • 6-8:15 p.m.

203 Chappell Hall • Fee: $1094 Sessions • Instructor: B. West


ServSafe®Food Safety Manager Certification and RetestingNot only for managers, this full course is also for owners, operators, F&B directors, chefs, line cooks, kitchen managers, dietary man-agers, dieticians, and anyone else who needs food safety training and certification. Pursuing effective and responsible professional devel-opment programs in your establishment is vital to protecting your business. Taking advantage of the ServSafe® certification can giveyou an edge. ServSafe® training empowers you to protect against food-borne illness outbreaks, minimizes insurance costs, and reducesliability. In this one day seminar, you will learn about potentially hazardous foods, safe food handling practices, purchasing and receiv-ing standards, the HAACP food system, how to work with your regulatory inspection agency and more. This program is nationally rec-ognized and accepted by the Georgia Department of Community Health, and the certification is valid for five years. You will need yourbook before class starts and, in addition, you will receive a study guide and practice tests at the time of registration to further assist youin passing your exam. The deadline for registering is Sept. 23. Don’t forget to bring your lunch.

Course #14275401Tuesday • Oct. 8 • 8 a.m.-9 p.m. • 5 p.m. for retesting •

237 Centennial Center • Fee: $175 includes book • Fee: $112 without book • Fee: $59 retesting1 Session • Instructor: Brad Peters

Continuing Education for Electrical Contractors: Grounding and BondingThe Georgia Construction Industry Licensing Board requires four hours of continuing education for electrical contractors each year inorder to renew their state license. Licensees are required to submit documentation of completion of continuing education upon requestfrom the Georgia State Construction Industry Licensing Board and must keep the documentation for five years. This class, whichfocuses on the National Electrical Code article on grounding and bonding, meets those educational requirements. Please be sure tobring your latest Code Book for information on 2013 updates, a calculator, paper and pencil. Come early. Refreshments will be served.

Course #14274301Saturday • Oct. 19 • 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

113 Chappell Hall • Fee: $69 • 1 Session • Instructor: Nathan Dover


Explore the World with RoadScholar and Georgia CollegeRoad Scholar educational adven-

tures are created by Elderhostel,Inc., the not-for-profit world leaderin lifelong learning since 1975.Road Scholar offers 6,500 education-al tours and learning vacations in all50 states and throughout 150 coun-tries. Georgia College is proud to bean official Road Scholar provider –offering programs throughoutGeorgia and South Carolina.Our programs have no hidden costs.In fact, they are priced to be all-inclusive, offering expert-led lec-tures, field trips, comfortable lodg-ing and all meals. Compare theprice of one of our programs to whatit would cost to duplicate the expe-rience on your own (if that’s evenpossible), and you’ll see what wemean by “remarkable value.”

We handle all the details, includ-ing ones you may not anticipate, soyou can focus on your learningexperience. The educational focusof our programs makes us complete-ly different from a commercial trav-el tour. However, there are nogrades or tests on Road Scholar pro-grams. All that’s needed are aninquiring mind, an adventurousspirit and the belief that learningand discovery are lifelong pursuits.

Take a look – we would love foryou to join Georgia College at one ofour programs in Georgia or SouthCarolina!

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Winning Bridge on Beautiful Jekyll Island2013 - Sept. 29-Oct. 4 | Oct. 13-18 | Oct. 20-252014 - Jan. 19-24 | Feb. 16-21 | Feb. 23-28March 9-14 | March 16-21 | April 13-18 Sept. 28-Oct.3 | Oct. 26-31Starting at: $728

Enjoy a stimulating program with fellow bridge players at your own levelamid the beauty of Georgia’s most storied barrier island. Whether you arean intermediate or advanced player, you’ll get the expert guidance youneed to develop your skills through in-depth learning workshops and live-ly evenings of play.3

Par for the Course: Golfing on Jekyll Island2013 - Sept. 15-20 | Nov. 10-152014 - Feb. 9-14 | April 13-18 | May 11-16Starting at: $793

Lower your handicap and make your gamemore enjoyable by letting Jekyll Island’s best golf professionals show youways of improving your putting, chipping, pitching and bunker play.Apply newly learned skills during three afternoons of 18 holes of golf andexplore all the beauty of the island when not on the course.

Spend Christmas on Historic Jekyll IslandDec. 22-27, 2013Starting at: $1298Experience the splendor and history of JekyllIsland during the Holiday season! More thana century ago, many of the nation's richest

families, such as the Rockefellers and the Pulitzers, discovered theserenity and beauty of the jewel of Georgia's east coast. It became thewinter retreat for many wealthy families. Imagine Christmas through theages as you venture inside the cottages in the National Historic Districtwith some curators in period dress. Compliment the program with HighTea and dinner at the nationally renowned Jekyll Island Club Hotel.Other highlights include presentations of the Gullah-Geechee culture, avisit to the Georgia Sea Turtle Center and gingerbread making by afamous Jekyll chef.

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More Fun on Jekyll Island

Golf and Bridge on the Golden IslesOct. 6-11, 2013Starting at: $829Become a better player and elevate your enjoyment of the game— both in golf and bridge! On the historic golf haven of JekyllIsland, learn from top teaching pros and play on Georgia’s largestpublic golf resort. Learn to fine-tune your grip, proper alignment,improve your short game and more. After a day on the course, pullup to the bridge table and sharpen your skills in the most chal-lenging aspects of the game.

Watercolor on the Golden Isles Nov. 3-8, 2013; March 2-7, 2014Starting at: $798Learn to express your ideasthrough the beauty of watercol-or on the gem of the GoldenIsles of Georgia — JekyllIsland. Build a solid founda-tion of basic skills and learnthe unique properties ofwatercolor: pigments, color mixing, brush control,glazing and laying washes. Through natural progression, study theshape, color, form and composition of various subject matter withyour choice of landscape, flowers, people, or buildings. Be inspiredon this tranquil island and paint your masterpiece.

Ragtime, Dixieland Jazz, Tin Pan Alley; History of the JekyllIsland Club; The Coastal Environment Jan. 26-31, 2014Starting at: $985Spend a week with one of the country's leading authorities andperformers in the fields of Ragtime, Dixieland, and turn-of-thecentury popular music. Discover where this music comes fromthrough lively demonstrations. Next, learn fascinating secretsabout The Jekyll Island Club – once the most exclusive resort inAmerica with members such as J. Pierpont Morgan and WilliamRockefeller. Discuss the role that the Jekyll Island Club played inthe creation of the Federal Reserve Banking System and the firsttranscontinental telephone call. Finally, explore nature’s nichesaround the coastal environment through classroom discussion andoutdoor exploration. Students will be offered opportunities to dis-cover the very interesting and exciting aspects of the coastalecosystem. You will be in the middle of one of nature's wonderfulclassrooms.

Educational Adventures at Hilton Head

Game, Set, Match: Intermediate Doubles Tennis at Hilton Head Nov. 10-15, 2013; Jan. 26-31, 2014Starting at: $995Experience the peacefulcharm of Hilton Head Islandwhile enjoying the sport oftennis at a world-class facili-ty. Learn new techniques andrefine your game with aninstructional staff rankedamong the country’s bestinstructors. Improve yourstance, forehand, backhand, positioning and overall play. Finish the program with a fun round-robin doubles tennis tournament!

Tees and Greens: Intermediate Golf at Hilton Head Nov. 10-15, 2013; Jan. 26-31, 2014Starting at: $1059Hilton Head Island is steeped in golf history and renowned theworld over for its spectacular ocean-side courses. Work on yourgolf game and benefit from small-group instruction during morn-ing sessions with a PGA professional who is an expert teacher.Then in the afternoon enjoy the opportunity to play some of HiltonHead’s finest courses, honing your skills and having fun with yourfellow Road Scholar golfers.

Hilton Head's Treasures of Land and Sea: History, Heritage and Harvest Feb. 23-28, 2014Starting at $864Investigate Hilton Head Island from shore to shore and delve intoits many influences on the his-tory of the American South.Travel back in time on theHoney Horn History Walk tolearn of Native Americans,planters, hunters and otherislanders of the past, as wellas of the plantation systemthat existed on the islandsfrom the 1700s until theCivil War. From alligators to no-see-ums, study the area's intriguing natural inhabitants, andsavor authentic Southern flavors with a real low country boil.

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Learning In Retirement, Georgia College Campus Box 40

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You are never too old to learn. Georgia College’s Learning inRetirement is dedicated to meeting the intellectual, educational,physical and social needs of retirement-aged individuals, so join us!Take part in our interesting and enjoyable programs which include:

• Lunch and learns with guest speakers, educational leaders, politicians, and community leaders;

• Group trips and adventures to interesting sites such as the Monastery of the Holy Spirit, Andalusia Walking Trail, Jarrell Plantation and many other day trips;

• Special interest groups such as the Book Group and Writers’ Group;

• Regular classroom lectures and discussions;• Scheduled tours of the Old Governor’s Mansion, Andalusia,

Georgia Botanical Gardens and more;• Discounts to many continuing education courses and other

programs on the Georgia College campus; • Group trips to many cultural and art events at Georgia College,

GMC and the Fox Theatre in Atlanta;• Invitations to symposia and lectures on campus and in the

community;• Campus tours to locations such as the Wellness and Recreation

Center, the Library and Information Center, the Black Box Theatre, the Planetarium, the Natural History Museum and more;

• And the list of activities goes on!

Learning in Retirement members run the organization by choosingboard members and officers. All programs are based on the inter-ests and needs of the members. It is your organization!

Membership is open to all retired individuals, or if not retired, tothose who are interested in pursuing learning opportunities in avariety of settings without regard to previous levels of formal educa-tion. Annual membership dues are only $35 per person.

For additional information, call the Learning in Retirement office,located in Chappell Hall, Room 103, at 478-445-1239. Or, email us,at: [email protected].

Remain active and become a part of our wonderful organization!


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Making Movies with Windows XPTurn your home videos into entertainingmovies that you can share with othersby e-mail, the web, CD and DVD.

Introduction to Microsoft WordLearn to create and modify documentswith the world’s most popular wordprocessor.

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Secrets of BetterPhotographyDiscover strategies and tricks fortaking excellent pictures no matterwhat or where you're shooting.

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REGISTRATION: Registration is on a first-paid, first-enrolledbasis. You will not be guaranteed a place in a course untilthe registration fee is paid. This policy helps us eliminatelast-minute course cancellations and overcrowded classes.ADMISSION: Admission to courses is open to anyone.Interest and desire to learn are the requirements. Thereare no educational prerequisites for most courses, andapplicants are not required to send high school transcriptsor take the college entrance exam to participate.Certificate or professional programs may require certainprofessional competency for entrance.ENROLLMENT: Enrollment in all classes will be limited to amanageable number; therefore, early registration is desir-able. When payments for a course exceed the number whocan enroll, applicants will be placed on a waiting list in theorder they are received.CANCELED COURSES: The university reserves the right tocancel any program because of insufficient enrollment orfor other administrative reasons. Should a situation devel-op which necessitates cancellation, a full fee refund will bemade.WITHDRAWALS AND REFUNDS: A student who, for anyreason, finds it impossible to attend a course for whichregistered may receive a full refund if the Department ofContinuing Education is informed of the withdrawal by 4:45p.m. the day prior to the initial class meeting. (A longernotice is required for Kids’ University, music lessons, realestate courses and select other programs as noted incourse descriptions). Notification of withdrawal and arequest for refund should be made in writing to ContinuingEducation or by coming by in person to 100 Chappell Hallone working day prior to class start. Notifying the instructordoes not constitute withdrawal. In designated coursesrequiring a text and/or other materials as a part of the reg-istration fee, the text/materials fee is nonrefundable afterthe registration deadline. CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS: The University System ofGeorgia has established the use of the ContinuingEducation Unit (CEU) as a measuring device for non-creditprograms offered by System institutions. The Departmentof Continuing Education administers the implementation ofthe CEU. The CEU is defined as follows: ”One ContinuingEducation Unit is ten contact hours of participation in anorganized continuing education experience under responsi-ble sponsorship, capable direction and qualified instruc-tion.” The CEU attests to an individual’s effort to continuelearning regardless of age or previous educational accom-plishments.

Generally, Continuing Education Units are awarded only forprograms that are oriented toward occupational skills andknowledge or significant social issues. CEUs are accumu-lated for each student on a permanent transcript whichmay be obtained from the Department of ContinuingEducation. The CEU is not transferable for academic credit.LIABILITY: Before participating in the first session of anyphysical activity course, the Board of Regents requires thata waiver of liability be signed by the adult enrolled in thecourse or by the parent of any child under 18 years of age.

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Ballroom DanceWhat could be more fun than a night of dancing? Come on down and join the funas you learn your choice in ballroom dance. Designed especially for beginners,these courses are guaranteed to be lots of fun and will include new steps nottaught before! Couples are recommended but singles are certainly welcome!Classes fill quickly so register early. Dress comfortably and wear hard-soled shoessince high heels aren’t allowed in the dance studio. A signed waiver of liability isrequired.

Fox TrotCourse #14235501September 4-25

WaltzCourse #14235502October 2-23

RumbaCourse #14235503

Nov. 6-27

Wednesdays • 7:30-8:30 p.m. • 4 SessionsMiller Dance Studio • Fee: $40

The Nutcracker Ballet

Start the holiday season with the glittering, joyous, magical sights and soundsof the Nutcracker Ballet presented by the Department of Theatre and Dance.From the opening curtain featuring Clara and her family’s gala Christmas party,there is magic on the stage. The snow scene opens to a wintry white forest witha lightly falling misty blanket of snow covering the floor. As always, new surpris-es and special effects await you this year as you enjoy the warmth, wonder andbeauty of this beloved classic. For more information, call 478-445-5277.

Friday, Dec. 13 at 7 p.m.Saturday, Dec. 14 at 7 p.m.Sunday, Dec. 15 at 2 p.m.

Tickets for The Nutcracker are $12 for general admission and $8 for childrenunder 12 years of age. Tickets will be available beginning November 1, 2013 onwww.gcsutickets.com.

Fall Dance ProgramThe Department of Theatre and Dance offers acomplete program of dance instruction for chil-dren and adults throughout the year. This is anongoing dance program which meets on a monthlybasis, culminating in the 17th annual performanc-es of The Nutcracker on Dec. 13, 14 and 15. Theprogram is directed by Amelia Pelton, who holdsboth B.F.A. and M.F.A. degrees in dance. Otherinstructors are Georgia College graduates anddance minor students Jessica Gore, Ross Daniel,Morgan Henry, Jenna Allenson, Aston Antinazi,Erica Beale and Azaria Hogans. For more infor-mation, contact Amelia Pelton at:[email protected].

Registration Fees • Annual Program Support Fee: $20 per family, due with first registration • Tuition for Creative Movement, Ballet I and II, Jazz I and II and Tap I, II and III: $35 per month • Tuition for all other classes: $40 per month • A $5 discount per class per month is given to students enrolled in two or more classes.• A $5 discount per class per month is also given to multiple students from the same family.• Payment is due on the first of each month.• A signed waiver of liability is required.

Miller Dance Studio

Mondays5 – 5:45 p.m. Creative Movement5:45 – 6:45 p.m. Ballet IV6:45 – 7:45 p.m. Ballet V7:45 – 9 p.m. Ballet VITuesdays5:15 – 6 p.m. Ballet II6:00 – 6:45 p.m. Jazz I6:45 – 7:45 p.m. Musical Theatre Dance7:45 – 8:45 p.m. Tap IVThursdays4:45 – 5:45 p.m. Ballet III5:45 – 6:45 p.m. Ballet IV6:45 – 7:45 p.m. Ballet V7:45 – 9 p.m. Ballet VI

Chappell Dance Studio

Mondays6:30 - 7:15 p.m. Tap IITuesdays5:30 – 6:15 p.m. Tap III6:15 – 7 p.m. Jazz IIWednesdays5 - 6 p.m. Beginning Pointe6 - 7 p.m. Adult/Teen Beginning

Ballet7 - 8 p.m. Liturgical Dance 8 - 9 p.m. Hip Hop Thursdays5:30 – 6:15 p.m. Ballet I 6:15 – 7:00 p.m. Tap I


Wellness 101(including full access to the new Wellness and Recreation Center)

Enroll in Wellness 101 today to enjoy ongoing health and fit-ness classes and lectures each month to help you improveyour overall fitness and wellbeing.

The registration fee for this course, which includes accessto the Wellness and Recreation Center for you to imple-ment what you learn, is only $50 per month. Participantsmust be 18 years of age or older to enroll.

For more information or to register, call the Wellness andRecreation Center at 478-445-7777.

Or, visit the Center online at gcsu.edu/wellness.

First AidAccidents happen and the information and skills you learnin this course can be used anywhere! You will learn to rec-ognize and care for victims of life-threatening emergenciesand sudden illnesses or injuries. Upon successful comple-tion of this course, you will receive the American Red CrossFirst Aid certification card which is good for three years.This course meets OSHA requirements and is accreditedby The American Red Cross. A text is included in the cost.You must be at least 15 years old to take this course.

Course #14240101Monday • Sept. 23 • 6-8:30 p.m. • 102 Chappell Hall

Fee: $59 • 1 Session • Instructor: Ed Smith

CPR/AED Certificationfor Adults, Children and Infants

CPR is an emergency procedure used to revive an adult,child or infant who has stopped breathing and/or whoseheart isn’t beating. Such incidences can occur followingdrowning, heart attacks or strokes, severe allergic reactionsand electrocutions, or may be due to Sudden CardiacArrest (SCA).

SCA is caused by problems with the heart's electrical sys-tem causing irregular heartbeats resulting in the heartstopping. If SCA is the emergency, once CPR has beenperformed and the heart is beating again, the use of anAutomated External Defibrillator (AED) can restore a nor-mal beat to a heart. These portable AED devices are oftenfound in public places, such as shopping malls, golf cours-es, businesses, airports, airplanes, casinos, convention cen-ters, hotels, sports venues and schools.

This OSHA approved Red Cross course gives you, wherev-er you are, the knowledge and skills necessary to recognizeand care for such injuries and sudden illnesses. Instructionincludes Adult, Child and Infant CPR and AED training.Upon successful completion, you will receive a 2-year certi-fication from the American Red Cross. You must be at least15 years old to take the course.

Course #14240201Monday • Sept. 30 • 5:30-9:30 p.m. 102 Chappell Hall • Fee: $69

1 Session • Instructor: Ed Smith


• Free weights• Strength training equipment• Indoor track• Leisure pool• 25 yard lap pool• Aqua fitness classes and water aerobics• More than 60 cardiovascular machines such as treadmills, stair climbers, stationary bikes and more

• Three indoor basketball courts• Group fitness classes including aerobics, body toning and strength training classes

Group Golf Lessons for JuniorsThis program is ideal for boys and girls between the ages of 8 and13 who want to understand the game while learning the correctgrip, posture and alignment, swing fundamentals, rules, etiquetteand history of the game. A signed waiver of liability is required.You will need to bring a set of clubs, balls and tees.

Course #14242702Sept. 11-Oct. 16 • Wednesdays • 4-5 p.m.Little Fishing Creek Golf Course • Fee: $79 6 Sessions • Instructor: John Coward

Private Golf LessonsWant to learn to play golf or just want to play better golf but can’tcommit to a structured schedule? For beginners, personal one-on-one instruction will teach you correct grip, posture andalignment and swing fundamentals. For others, personalizedattention allows the instructor to help you in particular areas soyou can better your game. All sessions will be scheduled by youand the instructor and will be held at Little Fishing Creek GolfCourse. For ages 8 and older.

Fee: $ 149 • 5 hours

Ladies Group Golf Lessons Designed especially for beginners, this course is ideal for thosewomen who want to focus on the key ingredients of a successfulgolf swing. The instructor will lead you through proper grip,alignment and posture and the golf swing. Of course, you’ll alsofocus on the basic rules and etiquette of this popular lifetimehobby (one in which a recent study by the Karolinska Instituteshowed added five years to a person’s life expectancy.) A signedwaiver of liability is required. You will need to bring a set of clubs,balls and tees.

Course #14242701Sept. 11-Oct. 16 • Wednesdays • 5-6 p.m.Little Fishing Creek Golf Course • Fee: $796 Sessions • Instructor: John Coward

Yoga for HealthWith its slow, rhythmic stretching and flexing, Yoga forHealth is appropriate for all ages and is ideal for everyonewho wants to improve his or her overall health. Yoga isgentle, fights common ailments, reduces joint stiffnessand pain and improves flexibility, strength and balance.You will get a complete workout and experience feelingsof relaxation and peace. Wear comfortable clothes, andbring a large towel or padded mat. A signed waiver ofliability is required. Please note the class will not meetNov. 27, Dec. 25 and Jan. 1 as the University will beclosed for the holidays.


Course ICourse #14240701 • Sept. 11-Oct. 16

Course IICourse #14240702 • Oct. 23-Dec. 4

Course IIICourse #14240703 • Dec. 11-Jan. 29

Wednesdays • 5:45-7 p.m. • Miller Studio Fee: $35 • 6 Sessions Instructor: Heidi Mead

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CONTINUING EDUCATION


DirectorArtis Williamson

Programming StaffTony Sloan Brown Carol CarverCassie NapierStephanie Westmoreland

Registration StaffCourtney BentleyCandice Griffeth Nora Wall

Student AssistantsEarl Puckett

Phone: 478-445-5277

Email: [email protected]

Mailing Address:Georgia CollegeDepartment of Continuing EducationCampus Box 040Milledgeville, GA 31061

Physical Address:Chappell Hall 100211 North Clarke Street

continuingeducation.gcsu.edu

Instant Piano for Hopelessly Busy PeopleWe can’t teach you to be a concert pianist, but if you’re a true beginner in music,or an experienced note reader who just wants to be freed from reading notes, injust one enjoyable evening you can learn enough secrets to make piano playing apart of your life by learning to play the way the pros do-with chords. It’s a provenand relaxed approach to playing, and no one will be embarrassed or put on thespot in class. You will be amazed at how much you will learn in just one session.Little or no experience is required, but if you can’t read notes send a self-addressed and stamped envelope for a helpful free pamphlet to Music Masters,90 Molly Lane, Ringgold, GA 30736. You will need to purchase a $25 song bookand CD from the instructor the night of the class. The instructor has 34 years ofteaching experience and travels the eastern part of the United States to teachbusy people just like you a fun way to play the piano. So, come play with us!

Course #14235301Thursday • Sept. 19 • 5:30-9 p.m.

105 Chappell Hall • Fee: $55 • 1 SessionInstructor: David Haynes

Belly DanceYou know it's something you've always wanted to do and now's your chance!Sign up today for this exciting course designed to teach you the basics of bellydancing. In addition to learning the fundamental movements, proper postureand a short choreography, you'll also have the added benefits of increasingyour flexibility, improving your strength, building your core muscles andenhancing your leg strength. As a form of exercise, belly dancing can burn asmany calories as jogging, swimming, or riding a bike, and it's so much fun!Wear lightweight, comfortable clothes and bring socks. No previous danceexperience is necessary - but come prepared for a workout!

Course #14239701Tuesdays • Sept. 17-Oct. 22 • 7:15-8:45 p.m.111 Chappell Hall • Fee: $69 • 6 Sessions

Instructor: Mary-Kay McBrayer

Defensive DrivingSave a life! Drive defensively! More than 43,000 people lose their lives inmotor vehicle crashes each year, and over two million more suffered disablinginjuries, according to the National Safety Council. For teenagers, cars are stillthe leading cause of death. “Death by driving” is the third highest preventablecause of death. The triple threat of high speeds, impaired or careless drivingand not using occupant restraints threatens every driver, regardless of howcareful or how skilled. Driving defensively means not only taking responsibili-ty for yourself and your actions, but also keeping an eye on "the other guy." GCis proud to be your partner in striving to prevent automobile accidents. Inaddition, you can save money on your auto insurance (or, parents can savemoney on your teenager’s insurance!) by successfully completing thisNational Safety Council Defensive Driving course. Georgia Senate Bill 433requires insurance companies in Georgia to give families with good drivingexperience a 10% discount on portions of their auto insurance upon comple-tion of this course. Eligibility for the discount will continue for three years,provided that no driver commits a moving traffic offense or has a claimagainst the policy based on an at-fault accident. Consult with your insuranceagent to determine exactly how completion of this program will affect yourinsurance rates. Please bring paper and pencils to class. This course is not forpoints reduction.

Course #14250901Saturday • Oct. 12 • 9 a.m.-4 p.m.102 Chappell Hall • Fee: $45

1 Session • Instructor: Hank Griffeth


The Joy of MusicIt’s time to put a smile on your face and a song in your heartthrough the Joy of Music! Dust off those piano keys, rescueyour old guitar from the attic or get ready to strengthen yourvocals. You’re never too young – or to old – to take privatelessons. Ability level does not matter; you will be amazed athow much you improve in just a few weeks.

Bring your own instrument (except piano students!). Yourinstructor will advise which training materials to use, based onyour personal learning style. Students will have the opportu-nity to perform in the Fall Recital on November 22.

Call 478-445-5277 to register, or visit our office at 100Chappell Hall. Lessons are $70 per month for four half-hourlessons.

INSTRUCTORSGUITAR: Sam Shanine and

Gabrielle BanzonPIANO: Leah Lee and

Gabrielle Banzon

PERCUSSION: Steven GrahamVIOLIN: Earl PuckettVOICE: Miquel Garland

Group Guitar for Absolute Beginners Always dreamed of trading in your air guitar for the realdeal, but want to take baby steps getting there? Thisgroup is for you! Ideal for someone who may havenever picked up a guitar before or those dusting offtheir guitar after years of neglect, this class is for you.So – bring your guitar, meet a great group of friends anddiscover a new talent you never knew you had. This isan ongoing course – students can start at the beginningof any month the course is offered.

Course ICourse #14235150

Sept. 3-24

Course IICourse #14235151

Oct. 1-29 (No class will be held onOct. 15 due to Fall Break)

Course IIICourse #14235152

Nov. 5-19

Tuesdays • 6-6:45 p.m. 102 Chappell HallFee: $55 per month

Instructor: Sam Shanine

NEW FOR THE FALLFlute, Clarinet,

Saxophone, Trombone and Trumpet

Beginning Cake DecoratingSurprise your family and friends and decorate your ownspecial cakes this year! Start with the basics includingtechniques for icing a cake, various borders, dots, stars,lattice work, basket weaving and some easy flowers androses. While you collect valuable ideas to help in yourbaking and decorating, you can be decorating a fancy cakefor someone special (like yourself) or just for fun. You willneed some basic tools, so register early to receive a list ofthe items you’ll need.

Course #14252101Tuesdays • Sept. 17-Oct. 15 • 6:30-8:30 p.m.

113 Chappell Hall • Fee: $745 Sessions • Instructor: Betty Martin

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Advanced Cake DecoratingHurry on back and continue the fun while you learn the fancystuff. Get an introduction to wedding cakes and how to assemblethem, how to make petit fours, baskets and more complicatedflowers, how to work with butter cream and royal icing and muchmore. Your fancy cakes will be the talk of the table.

Course #14252102Tuesdays • Oct. 29-Nov. 26 • 6:30-8:30 p.m.

113 Chappell Hall • Fee: $745 Sessions • Instructor: Betty Martin

Stained GlassNo skills needed! Enjoy this fun, relaxing and hands-on course andget a jump start on your gift giving and decorating for fall and theChristmas season! You will learn the art of stained glass with step-by-step instructions for pattern preparation, cutting glass, copperfoil technique, soldering and finishing your project. You will need tobring a pair of safety glasses to each class. All other tools and sup-plies are included in the registration fee, and you will be able totake the tool kit and your finished projects home at the conclusionof the course. The deadline for registering is Sept. 13 to allow ampletime for us to order the needed supplies, tools and materials.

Course #14200601Tuesdays • Sept. 24-Oct. 15 • 6-9 p.m. • 105 Chappell Hall

Fee: $229 • 4 Sessions • Instructor: Cathy Wood

Academic Advancement throughPersonalized Tutoring

Want to apply for the best colleges, but need some help improving yourreport card? Success in school leads to acceptance from great universities –you cannot afford to pass up this opportunity! Before it’s too late, sign upto advance yourself academically through private tutoring sessions. Allgrade levels are accepted; you will be amazed at how much you canimprove in just a few weeks. Our tutoring sessions offer a personalizedlearning environment that will help you strengthen your understandingand improve your skills!

Bring your own study materials, class syllabus and test schedules. Yourinstructor will advise which training materials to use, based on your per-sonal learning style. Call 478-445-5277 to register, or visit our office at100 Chappell Hall. Tutoring sessions start at $100 per month for four 45-minute lessons. Call for more information!

Digital Photography 101Would you like to master photography using your digital SLR (SingleLens Reflex) camera? If so, then this course is for you! You willlearn essential camera functions, including: how to manually useyour camera, basics of aperture, depth of field, shutter speeds andcontrolling motion. Each class will feature a critique time that willaid you in gaining better control of composition and exposures.There is limited space available, so make sure and reserve your spottoday! You will need to bring your digital SLR camera and manual tothe first class.

Course #14253701Thursdays • Oct. 3-24 • 6-8 p.m.105 Chappell Hall • Fee: $149

4 Sessions Instructor: Danielle Fields


Fall and Thanksgiving Decorations Workshop

Bring in the beautiful colors of fall and brighten up your home. In thishands-on workshop, you will make your own deco mesh wreaths and beau-tiful bows, dried arrangements with weathered wood and place card hold-ers with flowers and/or foliage. Make them for your own home or as giftsfor friends. The first night will cover use, color, positioning, height and bal-ance while the instructor demonstrates and answers any questions you mayhave. For the second night, you will need to bring a selection of silk orother artificial flowers and fall leaves and a container of your choice tomake an arrangement with helpful suggestions and assistance from theinstructor. The third night you will need to bring your choice in color ofdeco mesh, a wreath form and any items you want to put on your wreath.All other supplies will be provided. So, go for a nice walk to find your ownpiece of special wood, and register early to get a complete list of suppliesyou will need.

Course #14254601Tuesdays & Thursday • Sept. 24, 26 & Oct. 1

6-8 p.m. • 102 Chappell Hall • Fee: $49 • 3 Sessions Instructor: Earnest Yearwood

Christmas Decorations Workshop Do you love those big, expensive Christmas wreaths and gorgeous mantle andtable decorations but don't want to pay the price? With Christmas right aroundthe corner, why not learn to make them for yourself at a fraction of the cost? Inthis hands-on workshop, you’ll actually make a deco mesh or traditionalChristmas wreath and beautiful Christmas bows. The first night the instructorwill demonstrate and discuss using color, height, balance and positioning, andanswer any questions you may have. After having your imagination stirred up,you’ll have time before the final two classes to shop for the supplies you’ll needto create your Christmas Wreath and table arrangement. Plus, you'll get avariety of ideas and see demonstrations on creating mailbox decorations, mantlearrangements and a whole lot more. You'll have so much fun you won't want thenights to end. It's Christmas - go crazy! Dazzle your friends and family with youroriginal creations. Register early to receive a complete list of supplies you willneed.

Course #14254602Tuesdays & Thursday • Oct. 8, 10 & 11 • 6-8 p.m.

102 Chappell Hall • Fee: $49 • 3 Sessions Instructor: Earnest Yearwood

Watercolor PaintingArtist Norma Jean Trammell says painting is a learned subject,just like any other, so anybody can do it. Now’s your chance toprove her right! No art background is necessary, and beginnersand advanced students can enjoy this relaxed and enjoyableclass that explores the techniques and applications of watercol-or painting. You’ll work with soft, beautiful colors while instruc-tion is presented in a step-by-step process. You will receive indi-vidual attention that will allow for personal growth and expres-sion. You will need to bring to class (1) a pencil, (2) a ruler and(3) a small notebook to write notes. In addition, you will needto bring $45 to the instructor for a supply kit containing paints,paper, brushes, transfer paper and spray bottle, all of which areyours to keep. This class will fill quickly so register early.

Course #14201201Mondays • Oct. 7-28 • 6-8 p.m. 102 Chappell Hall • Fee: $119

4 Sessions • Instructor: Norma Jean Trammell

Beginning DrawingWhether you're a beginner or a repeat offender to drawing, thiscourse will be a great way to hone your skills. Using graphitepencils and charcoal, you’ll learn to understand the line, shape,value, texture and color. Unique drawing exercises will help youimprove your skills so your work will be the envy of your friendsand family. So if you want to shade a shape correctly, have yourbarn or house look structurally sound, or draw Aunt Mable'sfacial features in the right place, we'll see you in class! Bring asketch book, your smile and an appetite for learning!Everything else is furnished.

Course #14200801Tuesdays • Sept. 17-Oct. 8 • 6-9 p.m.

Depot, Room 102 • Fee: $119 • 4 SessionsInstructor: Susan Haynes

Dog TrainingBecome a benevolent leader to your four-legged friend. The goalof this course is to create a common language between you andyour dog so that you can live together in harmony. This eight-week program covers basic commands and leadership tech-niques and exercises such as sit, down, stay and come alongwith reliable recalls and walking properly on a leash. Dogs mustbe six months or older and current on all vaccinations. Registerearly to get a list of supplies you will need to bring. A signedwaiver of liability is required. All owners/handlers will meet onthe first night at 6 p.m. in Chappell Hall, Room 102. Please donot bring your dog to the first night of class. Please do bringproof of vaccinations.


Small Breeds Course #14252901

5:15-6 p.m.

Medium to Large BreedsCourse #14252902

6:15-7 p.m.

Thursdays • Sept. 12-Oct. 31 • 102 Chappell HallFee: $129 • Fee for rescued dogs: $90 with proof of adoption

8 Sessions • Instructor: JoAnn Stovall

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Have you ever dreamed about taking exotic vacations filled with under-water adventures, coral reefs or sunken treasures? Well, now you canmake this dream a reality! Take the first step by getting Open WaterSCUBA certified. This course provides all scuba gear and materialsincluding a crew pack which contains the manual, log book, dive tables orcomputer use guide, and student record folder. (The manual containshomework that must be completed prior to the first class, so please regis-ter early to allow ample time to complete the assignments.) Also includedare classroom instruction and practice pool dives. Once you successfullycomplete this indoor training, you can achieve certification by taking anopen water diving trip with the instructor. The cost for the certificationdive is not part of the course and amounts to an additional $275-$300paid directly to instructor, which will include lodging, equipment andpasses to the dive site. Please note that signed waivers of liability arerequired and must be completed at least one week prior to the coursestart date before registration is considered complete. You must be 18years of age or older and be able to complete a 200 yard swim and a 10minute tread in order to participate in the course.

Course #14241001November 8-10 • Registration Deadline: November 1

Friday, 7-9 p.m. • Saturday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m. • Sunday, 9 a.m.-6 p.m.Wellness and Recreation Center Indoor Pool

Fee: $295 • 3 Sessions • Instructor: Scott Stefano

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Continuing Education Fall 2013 Catalog