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1 TABLE OF CONTENTS COLLEGE TO CAREERS Project Management Certificate (NEW)...3 Registered Tax Return Preparer (NEW)...4 Business Startup Certificate (NEW)...4 CompTIA A+ Certification Prep (NEW)...5 Patient Care Technician (NEW)...5 Personal Fitness Trainer (NEW)...5 Real Estate Brokerage...6 Art Therapy (NEW)...6 Nonprofit Management Certificate (NEW)...7 Medical Administrative Assistant...8 EKG Technician...8 Phlebotomy Technician...8 Pharmacy Technician...8 Medical Billing and Coding...9 Intro. to Project Management (NEW) Food Service Sanitation Bookkeeping Entrepreneurship Cosmetology CEUs Basic Nursing Assistant (BNA) Career Center Workshops People s Law School Home-Based Childcare Paralegal Web Design Certificate Other Career Training SKILLS Academic Support...19 Professional Development...19 Computer Skills...20 SPECIAL INTEREST Arts and Crafts CPR and First Aid Creative Writing General Interest Community Emergency Response Team - CERT (NEW) Languages Photography Fitness GENERAL INFORMATION How to Register What s Hot this Fall? CHECK OUT THESE CLASSES! Art Therapy Business Startup Certificate Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) CompTIA A+ Certification Food Service Sanitation Improvisation Nonprofit Management Patient Care Technician Personal Fitness Trainer Project Management Real Estate Brokerage Registered Tax Return Preparer Social Media TO REGISTER CALL (773)

2 CONTINUING EDUCATION LIFELONG LEARNING IN CLASS OR ONLINE TRANSPORTATION Riding the CTA The CTA has direct, 24-hour rail service to Harry S Truman College s front door via the Wilson stop on the Red Line. Numerous bus routes also connect with the campus, including Routes 36, 78, 81, 135, 145, and 151. Driving To reach Harry S Truman College from Lake Shore Drive, exit at Wilson Avenue, and then proceed to Broadway. The college is located at 1145 West Wilson. Please read important information about parking below. Important Parking Information Parking is available in the parking facility accessible just west of the Main Building off Wilson Ave. Enter at Wilson and Racine. CONFIRMATIONS Enrollment confirmations are not mailed. Report to classes selected unless otherwise advised. If you have questions, visit Room 1442 in the Main Building. CANCELLATIONS You will receive a full refund if the college cancels a course. Please register early to prevent cancellations! We will contact you by phone if your class is cancelled. AVOID DISAPPOINTMENT Unfortunately, when too many people wait until the last minute to register, classes may be canceled. To avoid disappointment, please register early. Call (773) ACCREDITATION Harry S Truman College is accredited by the Higher Learning Commission of the North Central Association of Colleges and Schools (HLC-NCA). HLC-NCA 30 North LaSalle Street, Chicago, Illinois Phone: (800) / (312) Fax: (312) Continuing Education courses and programs are non-credit and non-transferrable. FEES Pay all course fees in the Business Office, Room 106 in the Larry McKeon Student Service building. You must pay in full or make a payment plan arrangement when you register. Out-of-district fees are assessed for Illinois residents who live outside of Chicago. These fees currently apply only to BNA courses. The current out-of-district fee is approximately $2,086. e-cashier payment system is available! With Harry S Truman College s online payment plan, e-cashier, the earlier you enroll, the more you can spread out your payments. Advantages Easy online enrollment Monthly payment plan Flexible payment options No interest Payment Methods Automatic bank payment (ACH) Credit card/ debit card Payments are processed each month and will continue until the balance is paid in full. If a credit/debit card is used, a convenience fee in addition to the enrollment fee will be assessed. Cost to Participate $30 enrollment fee per semester (ACH & credit card) Simple Steps to Enroll in the Payment Plan Register in person in Room 1442 in the Main Building to use the payment plan. REFUNDS AND WITHDRAWALS Student-initiated withdrawals: Refunds are issued to eligible students based on the official date of withdrawal. Students must officially inform the college that they are withdrawing from class by completing a withdrawal form in Room 1442 in the Main Building. NOTE: You must officially withdraw from a class even if you do not attend. If you register and do not pay, you will be billed for the course fee regardless of attendance. 100% refund for withdrawal before the first class meeting 100% refund for cancelled classes No refund after the first class meeting 2 SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

3 COLLEGE TO CAREERS Project Management Certificate NEW! Interested in getting your Project Management Professional (PMP ) or Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM ) certification? Completing these three classes will provide you with the 35 professional development units (PDUs) required to obtain your PMP Certification and prepare you for the PMP exam. They can also prepare you to pass the CAPM exam. With these dynamic courses, taught by Andy Kaufman, a certified PMP, trainer, and author, you can make this the year that you become a certified project manager. Register and complete all classes in the series and save! Classes can be taken individually. However, in order to receive a Certificate of Completion, you must successfully complete the following three classes: Essentials of Project Management Advanced Project Management Project Management Professional (PMP ) Exam Prep Note: The application for the PMP certification exam has education and work experience requirements. For additional information call Essentials of Project Management Does your organization struggle with delivering projects on-time and on-budget? Would you like to help your teams work together to deliver projects more reliably? Perhaps you re interested in pursuing certification as a Project Management Professional (PMP) or a Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM)? Join us for our Essentials of Project Management workshop. This two-day, hands-on session, led by a certified PMP, will give you practical insights on how to deliver your projects more reliably. In addition, you will qualify for 14 contact hours toward your project management certification. Fee $ VOC TR 8106 FTC 8:30 AM-4:30 PM ThF 1947 A. Kaufman Fall I Aug 2nd to Aug 8th Advanced Project Management Seasoned project managers are asked to successfully deliver despite increasing complexity. Our Advanced Project Management workshop is designed to go beyond the essentials of basic project planning. Based on the Project Management Institute s (PMI ) PMBOK Guide, you will get in-depth instruction on more advanced topics such as earned value, procurement management, stakeholder relationship management, quality management, and team leadership. Taught by a certified Project Management Professional (PMP ), you will get practical insights on advanced topics that will help experienced project managers improve project outcomes. This workshop will qualify you for 14 contact hours toward your project management certification (or 14 PDUs if you are already certified). Fee $ VOC TR 8103 RC 8:30 AM-4:30 PM Th 2230 A. Kaufman Fall I Aug 29th to Sep 5th Project Management Professional (PMP ) Exam Prep Join us for this intensive, one-day session designed to get you on the path to achieving your goal of becoming PMP certified. What should you focus on? What are some tips to keep in mind to help answer the tough questions? Taken in conjunction with the previous workshops in the series, you will leave this 7 hour session with everything you need to prepare for passing the PMP or CAPM certification exam. Comprehensive study material is provided including a hard copy of A Guide to the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK Guide), two top rated exam preparation books, and a CD that provides a simulated exam testing experience. The session is facilitated by a certified PMP with experience helping people prepare and pass the certification exam worldwide. Fee $ VOC TR 8104 FC 8:30 AM-4:30 PM F 1955 A. Kaufman Fall I Sep 6th TO REGISTER CALL (773)

4 Registered Tax Return Preparer (RTRP) Training Basic Income Tax Preparation In this class you will learn how to prepare the Form 1040 tax return by hand including Schedule A, Itemize Deductions; Schedule B, Interest and Dividends; Schedule C, Self Employment; Schedule D, Capital Gains; and Schedule E, Income property. Fee $ VOC TR 8100 MTC Fall I 6:00 PM-8:00 PM MTh 1947 O. Owen Sep 9th to Nov 14th You will receive a Certificate of Completion upon successful completion of both classes. NEW! Advanced Income Tax Preparation This course will teach you to prepare individual tax returns for the general public, including individual taxpayers who operate sole-proprietor businesses or own rental properties. At the completion of the course, you will be able to complete most individual non-business and small business (self-employed/schedule C and 1120S) tax returns and research tax issues. This course also provides the educational foundation necessary to successfully pass the IRS Competency Exam. Fee $ VOC TR 8101 TC Fall I 6:00 PM-8:45 PM TTh 1106 M. Mathews Aug 26th to Oct 10th VOC TR 8002 TD Fall II 6:00 PM-8:45 PM TTh 1106 M. Mathews Oct 22nd to Dec 12th Business Startup Certificate Starting a business may seem like a daunting process. Our Business Startup Certificate classes can take you from unseasoned newbie in the entrepreneurship world to someone who has a plan for success. Learn and plan before you take the plunge! NEW! How to Create the Next Big Dot.Com Bootstrapping 101: Funding Your Startup Dream 10 Steps to Doing Social Media Right to Connect Globally 10 Steps to Doing Social Media Right to Connect Globally Discover the evolution of social media marketing and where social media marketing is today. This course introduces entrepreneurs to the techniques and tools to master the utilization of social media marketing and how to incorporate it into your daily life. This course guides you step by step through social media sites, add-ons, plug-ins, groups, and applications that will propel your career, promote your business, and boost your bottom line. Fee $ VOC TR 8992 WC 7:00 PM-9:00 PM T/Th L972 M. Lemons Fall I Oct 1st to Oct 8th How to Create the Next Big Dot.Com Have an idea? That s not enough. Learn what steps you need to take to make that dream a viable, competitive business. Stages of startup development, their structures, and what to expect at each stage of the game will be examined. Learn the new-school way of high growth startups. Fee $ VOC TR 8998 TC 6:30 PM-9:30 PM T L925 M. Schneider Fall I Sep 3rd to Oct 8th Bootstrapping 101: Funding Your Startup Dream Starting a business? It isn t cheap, and Angel Investors don t just fall from trees. Learn to leverage your networks, implement low-cost tools, and use resources that can help create your business. Learn about proving your model and adjusting; marketing your idea and building a team without salaries; understanding incubators and accelerator programs. Make it happen but don t instantly blow all your cash. Fee $ VOC TR 8999 TD 6:30 PM-9:30 PM T L925 M. Schneider Fall II Oct 23rd to Dec 3rd 4 SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

5 CompTIA A+ Computer Technician Certification NEW! Becoming A+ certified means that you have the knowledge, skills, and customer relations experience needed for a successful entry-level computer service technician. You will be certified as meeting an industry-wide, nationally recognized standard of basic competency levels in the field of computer service. You need not have any experience in the field to enroll in A+ Computer Technician training. Familiarity with basic computer operations and navigation of an operating system is adeqate. A+ Certification is an internationally recognized credential backed by major computer hardware and software companies. As a CompTIA Certified A+ Technician you will be able to Analyze computer problems Disassemble any computer for rebuild or upgrade Design and operate a computer maintenance system Recommend compatible hardware and software Limit downtime by providing immediate in-house action Required courses Introduction to PC Hardware PC Repair and Troubleshooting PC Operating Systems (Spring 2014) Introduction to PC Hardware The Basic CompTIA A+ Certification Prep course teaches you about the hardware common to virtually every personal computer, including microprocessors, RAM, power supplies, motherboards, BIOS, CMOS, the expansion bus, and input/output devices. You ll learn how things work,how to configure everything, and how to troubleshoot in real world environments. This course gives you the knowledge upon which you ll base the rest of your CompTIA A+ certification studies for the exams that debuted in late Plus it helps you take that first step to becomingan excellent PC technician. Homework and attendance required. Fee: $ VOC TR 1061 SC Fall I 6:30 PM-8:30 PM Thurs L129 TBA Sep 5th to Oct 17th PC Repair and Troubleshooting Students will learn about PC hardware, software and system maintenance procedures. Topics include a detailed look at hardware components, power supply, upgrades, maintenance and troubleshooting. In hands-on exercises, students assign configuration settings, upgrade systems, configure SCSI devices, install printers and monitors, remove and replace components, and troubleshoot POST errors. (Prerequisite: Introduction to PC Hardware or equivalent experience.) Fee: $ VOC TR 1062 SC Fall I 10:00 AM-3:00 PM Sat L129 TBA Oct 26th to Dec 14th (No class Nov. 30) Patient Care Technician Patient Care Technician If you have successfully completed a Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) program, this course provides an excellent opportunity to expand your skill set. You will learn a variety of Home Health Aide and Nursing Assistant procedures and laboratory techniques, including phlebotomy and EKG procedures. Proof of successful completion of a CNA program is required for registration. Fee $ VOC TR 8990 TRD 5:30 PM-9:30 PM TTh 2106 Tues/L971 Thurs A. Meeters/N. Khan Nov 5th to Dec 10th NEW! You will receive a Certificate of Completion upon successful completion of the class. Fall II Personal Fitness Trainer NEW! Personal Fitness Trainer: Certification Prep You will learn theoretical knowledge and practical skills to prepare for the National Academy of Sports Medicine (NASM) national certification exam in personal training. This course will cover guidelines for instructing safe, effective, and purposeful exercises, conducting health and fitness assessments, and designing and implementing appropriate exercise programs. Fee $650 Note Fee does not include the books: NASM Personal Trainier Manual and NASM Personal Trainer Master for the Manual Workbook, which are available in the bookstore or online. In addition, CPR ADE is required for the Personal Trainer Certification Exam VOC TR 8102 MWD 6:00 PM-8:45 PM MW 1907 D. Baker Aug 26th to Nov 18th Fall I TO REGISTER CALL (773)

6 Real Estate Brokerage You must take the following 90 hours of coursework approved by the Illinois Department of Financial and Professional Regulation (IDFPR) to be a licensed Broker: Real Estate Broker Pre-License Topics (75 classroom hours) Real Estate Broker Pre-License Applied Principles (15 classroom hours) Prerequisites You must be at least 18 years old and have a high school diploma or GED certificate to take any state real estate exam. For admission to the program, you must take the COMPASS placement test or provide proof of successful completion of English 100 and Math 98. Back by popular demand! Real Estate Broker Pre-License Topics (75 hours) This 75-hour real estate course meets the educational requirements for the Illinois Real Estate Broker Licensing Examination for students who do not have a real estate license. Topics include license law, real property, agency, seller and buyer relationships, state and federal laws, marketing and advertising, market analysis and appraisal, financing, contracts, employment agreements, and career paths. Students must also complete the 15-hour Applied Principles course (total of 90 hours instruction) to take the state examination. Required books are not included in the course fee. Fee $ VOC TR 4062 SD Fall I 8:30 AM-4:00 PM Sat 1104 J. Bernbom Aug 24th to Nov 2nd - No class Aug. 31. Real Estate Broker Pre-License Applied Principles (15 hours) This 15-hour interactive course includes application of real estate broker pre-license topics to the practice of real estate brokerage. The class includes situational and case studies, role playing, and demonstration of real estate activities. This 15-hour interactive course should be taken after completing the 75-hour Real Estate Broker Pre- License Topics course (total 90 hours is required to take the state exam). Required books are not included in the course fee. Fee $ VOC TR 4077 SD Fall II 8:30 AM-4:00 PM Sat 1104 J. Bernbom Nov 9th to Nov 16th Art Therapy Certification NEW! According to the American Art Therapy Association, art therapy uses the creative processes of artmaking to improve and enhance physical, mental, and emotional well-being. The creative process involved in artistic expression helps people resolve conflicts and problems, develop interpersonal skills, reduce stress, and increase self-esteem and self-awareness. Our new Art Therapy Certificate program consists of the following courses, beginning with Art Therapy Methods in the current Fall 2013 term. The program culminates in a certificate of completion verifying that you have successfully completed the course of study. Art Therapy Methods This is an experimental course with a foundation of readings on the art therapeutic process. Through relating to their own artwork, producing in-class exercises, and role-playing the parts of art therapist and clients, students are expected to gain a subjective understanding of many aspects of the art therapy experience and the therapeutic relationship. Since self-awareness is essential for conducting therapy, students are expected to probe themselves and be as open as possible to sharing their selfexploration. (Nevertheless, there is no intention that the class serve as therapy for the participants). Confidentially will be respected. Fee $ VOC TR 8105 SD 9:00 AM-12:30 PM Sat 1947 H. Wadeson Fall II Sep 14th to Nov 23rd Art Therapy Certification may be earned by completing the following six courses. Specific dates for future terms will be announced at a later time. Fall 2013 (current term) Art Therapy Methods Spring I 2014 Foundations of Art Therapy Spring II 2014 Art Therapy Materials and Projects Fall 2014 Art Therapy for the Life Cycle Art Therapy for Trauma Treatment Group Art Therapy 6 SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

7 Nonprofit Management Certificate NEW! There is no greater reward than doing good. Today s organizations must go beyond acts of charity and develop sustainable business models that transform lives. Whether you are looking to enter the nonprofit field or receive training for yourself, staff, or board members, you can enhance your nonprofit s effectivenes. This three-course certificate program is designed to provide you with the basics you will need to run an effective and successful non-profit organization. Students must complete all three classes to receive a Certificate of Completion. However, classes can also be taken individually. How to Create a Nonprofit Organization Nonprofit Career Management: Career, Passion, and the Nonprofit Worker Nonprofit Clinic How To Create A Nonprofit Organization Got an idea? Want to make a difference? Do it right from the beginning with this introduction to starting a nonprofit organization. You ll learn what you must do legally, what kinds of structures to prepare, and what pitfalls to avoid. Don t just run with it be sure you have systems and structures in place to help others effectively. Fee $ VOC TR 8995 WC 6:30 PM-9:30 PM W 1925 M. Schneider Fall I Aug 28th to Oct 2nd Nonprofit Career Management: Career, Passion, and the Nonprofit Worker Staffs at nonprofit organizations face unique challenges. Without leadership development, training, and path to success, an organization can become a revolving door. Learn how to drive your career forward within an organization, and when you should move to the next opportunity. Fee $ VOC TR 8996 WD 6:30 PM-9:30 PM W 1925 M. Schneider Fall II Oct 16th to Nov 20th Nonprofit Clinic Need answers to specific questions to make your nonprofit a success? Attend the Nonprofit Clinic and learn from others, find resources, and address issues with experts in the field. Topics will be addressed in group, individual, and breakout sessions to make sure you leave better prepared to make your nonprofit successful and sustainable. Fee $ VOC TR 8997 SD 1:00 PM-4:00 PM Sat 1925 M. Schneider Fall II Nov 23rd to Dec 14th WIA Assistance Available! The following programs are approved for Workforce Investment Act (WIA). To find out if you are eligible, call Kim Dismuke at EKG Technician Pharmacy Technician Paralegal Medical Administrative Basic Nursing Assistant Phlebotomy Technician Assistant Home Based Daycare Web Design TO REGISTER CALL (773)

8 COLLEGE TO CAREERS COLLEGE TO CAREERS ALLIED HEALTH Medical Administrative Assistant This 50-hour course will prepare you to function effectively in many administrative and clerical positions in the health care industry. Administrative Medical Assistants, Medical Secretaries, and Medical Records Clerks are all in great demand. This program covers important background information on anatomy and physiology, medical terminology, insurance billing and coding, medical ethics, customer service, and legal topics. You will receive a wellrounded introduction to medical administration so you can obtain or advance to a health care administration position. There is no externship available with this program. Note--A high school diploma or GED is required for national certification. Fee $ CE HLTH 0160 TRC 6:00 PM-9:30 PM TTh L972 V. Baker Fall I Sep 3rd to Oct 22nd EKG Technician Learn the skills needed to become an EKG/cardiovascular technician in this comprehensive 33-hour course. You will learn the anatomy and physiology of the heart, medical disease processes, medical terminology, medical ethics, and legal aspects of patient contacts. You will also be introduced to the associated areas of laboratory assisting, and electrocardiography. The hands-on practice you will receive will help prepare you for the national exam administered through NCCT. Note--As part of the learning objectives for this course, you will take on the role of patient and technician. Prerequisite: A high school diploma or GED is required to take the national certification exam. Fee $ CE HLTH 0158 SC 9:00 AM-1:45 PM Sat 3975 N. Khan Fall I Sep 7th to Oct 19th CE HLTH 0158 SD 9:00 AM-1:45 PM Sat 3975 N. Khan Fall II Oct 26th to Dec 14th (no class Nov. 30) WIA Assistance Available! The following programs are approved for Workforce Investment Act (WIA). To find out if you are eligible, call Kim Dismuke at EKG Technician Pharmacy Technician Paralegal Medical Administrative Basic Nursing Assistant Phlebotomy Technician Assistant Home Based Daycare Web Design Phlebotomy Technician This 90-hour program prepares professionals to collect blood specimens for laboratory analysis. Students will become familiar with all aspects of blood collection and will develop comprehensive skills to perform venipunctures completely and safely. Classroom and lab work includes terminology, anatomy and physiology, blood collection procedures, specimen hands-on practice, and training in skills and techniques to perform puncture methods. Note--As part of the learning objectives for this course, you will take on the role of patient and technician. There is no outside externship rotation included with this program. Prerequisite: Students must be age 18. A high school diploma or GED is required for national certification. This class meets three days per week: Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday. Fee $ CE HLTH 0102 MTR 5:00 PM-8:30 PM MTTh L971 A. Meeters Fall I Sep 3rd to Oct 31st PHARMACY TECHNICIAN Pharmacy Technician Prepare to work in a pharmacy under the supervision of a registered pharmacist. This course includes 56 hours of classroom work and a mandatory 60-hour internship. You will learn medical terminology specific to the pharmacy field, to read and interpret prescriptions, identify drugs by generic and brand names, identify various disease states, and learn about over-the-counter medications. The 60-hour internship component will take place in a retail pharmacy under the supervision of a licensed pharmacy technician. Students must pass a criminal background check and drug screening to participate in the class. Prerequisite: All prospective students must take the Compass ATB test or submit required college transcripts to apply for admission to the program. Fee $1350 (additional expenses total approximately $350) Saturday classes CE HLTH 0171 SA CE HLTH 0172 SA CE HLTH 0173 SC 8:00 AM-12:45 PM Sat L836 TBA Fall I Sep 7th to Nov 23rd Thursday classes CE HLTH 0171 RA CE HLTH 0173 RA CE HLTH 0173 RA 5:30 PM-9:30 PM Th 2420 TBA Fall I Sep 5th to Dec 12th (no class Nov. 28) 8 SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

9 MEDICAL BILLING AND CODING Computerized Medical Billing & Coding Overview If you re thinking about beginning the Computerized Medical Billing and Coding program, take this two-hour introductory course to get an overview of the field and see what medical billing and coding is all about. You ll learn about the job market, the training and skills needed to become a successful biller and coder, available certifications, and the specific details about our program. Fee $ VOC TR 7034 TC 6:30 PM-8:30 PM T 1925 D. Balentine Fall I Aug 28th VOC TR 7034 TD 6:00 PM-8:00 PM T 1925 C. Olivarez Fall II Oct 22nd Introduction to Computers for Healthcare Students will learn the day-to-day usage of the computer in the healthcare setting. Students will also develop skills to evaluate alternative courses of action, thereby improving the efficiency of the healthcare system. This course will focus on effective modeling and analysis of complicated healthcare related processes through the use of computers and simulation techniques. Fee $ CE HLTH 0170 SA 9:00 AM-1:00 PM Sat L584 C. Little Fall I Sep 7th to Sep 28th Medical Terminology for Healthcare Professions Basic medical vocabulary for allied health professionals and others with a minimal background in anatomy and physiology; includes study of the human body systems. Students will learn terminology for common pathologies (diseases) and diagnostic tests with a focus on proper pronunciation, usage and spelling. Writing assignments, as appropriate to the discipline, are part of the course. Fee $ CE HLTH 0153 MWB 6:00 PM-9:00 PM MW L951 N. Khan Fall I Sep 4th to Oct 14th Advanced Medical Billing and Coding This hands-on course will provide an understanding of ICD-10 CM codes, how to use the manual and other source references needed to code correctly, and link the proper CPT codes to show medical necessities. You will learn how to complete CMS1500, DPA2360 and HCPCS forms through use of coding case studies. Writing assignments, as appropriate to the discipline, are part of the course. Prerequisite: Completion of Fundamentals of Medical Billing and Coding is required. Fee $ CE HLTH 0105 MWC 6:00 PM-9:00 PM MW L935 C. Olivarez Fall I Sep 4th to Oct 14th Computerized Medical Billing and Coding Certificate Program Medical billing and its related occupations are among the fastest growing opportunities in health care. Salaries range from $21,000 to more than $32,000 per year. Completing these courses may lead to employment as an inpatient/outpatient coder, medical collector, medical records coder and more. Note Books are required for each course, and total book costs for the entire program may total $900. Prerequisite courses (must be completed before Core courses): Medical Billing and Coding Overview Human Anatomy and Physiology Medical Terminology Intro to Computers for Healthcare Core courses (in order) Fundamentals of Medical Billing and Coding Advanced Medical Billing and Coding Commercial and Government Billing and Insurance Computerized Medical Billing and Coding Computer Literacy Expectations Students need basic word processing and internet searching skills for the completion of some papers, exercises, and projects. Other requirements -High school diploma or GED certificate -English skills -Computer and keyboarding skills Note A certificate of completion will be issued only to students who complete the entire program in our onsite classes. Online courses or courses taken at institutions other than the City Colleges of Chicago do not apply toward the certificate. Human Anatomy and Physiology A basic understanding of the anatomy and physiology of the various body systems is the sound foundation upon which all health care careers are built, including those providing direct patient care and those in support services such as medical billing. This course examines basic anatomy (structure) and physiology (function). Abnormal function (pathology) will be discussed briefly as well as the most common diagnostic tests used to identify it. Writing assignments, as appropriate to the discipline, are part of the course. Fee $ CE HLTH 0154 MWA 5:45 PM-9:45 PM MW L951 N. Khan Fall II Oct 23rd to Dec 9th TO REGISTER CALL (773)

10 COLLEGE TO CAREERS Fundamentals of Medical Billing and Coding This course provides an overall view of the medical billing and coding field and processes. You will be introduced to CPT coding and symbols. Learn about HIPAA, the purpose and use of CMS1500 and UB92 forms, as well as the anatomy and systems that apply to CPT coding. This course will also cover radiology/oncology pathology, the medicine and Level II National Codes (HCPCS). Prerequisite: Successful completion of Human Anatomy and Physiology and Medical Terminology for the Healthcare Profession is required. Fee $ CE HLTH 0104 MWA 6:00 PM-9:00 PM MW L935 C. Olivarez Fall II Oct 23rd to Dec 2nd Commercial and Government Billing and Insurance In this course, you will learn to verify insurance benefits, use the CMS1500 claim form, register patients, and interpret explanation of benefits. You will also learn how to identify Medicare cards, HMO, PPO, and MCOs, Medicare, Medigap and Medicaid programs; identify and rebill claims; bill to the highest level of specificity; and process the UB92 hospital billing form. Commercial and government insurance will also be covered. Prerequisite: Successful completion of Fundamentals of Medical Billing and Coding and Advanced Medical Billing and Coding is required. Fee $ CE HLTH 0155 MWA 6:00 PM-9:30 PM MW L972 D. Balentine Fall II Oct 16th to Oct 28th Computerized Medical Billing and Coding Gain hands-on practice with Medisoft billing software. Learn how to complete patient information, and learn the scheduling, billing, and electronic filing features of Medisoft through computer simulations. Prerequisite: Human Anatomy and Physiology, Medical Terminology, Fundamentals of Medical Billing and Coding, and Advanced Medical Billing and Coding. Fee $ CE HLTH 0106 MWC 6:00 PM-9:30 PM MW L972 D. Balentine Fall II Oct 30th to Dec 9th Case Studies for Medical Billing and Coding Apply your knowledge to real case studies as you prepare to enter the medical billing and coding workforce. You will examine case studies with CPT, ICD-10-CM, HCPCS coding books. Practice coding exams from AAPC ( com) will be administered. Prerequisite: This course is recommended for students who have completed Advanced Medical Billing and Coding. Fee $ VOC TR 3596 SC 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Sat L933 C. Olivarez Fall II Oct 19th to Nov 23rd CPC Exam Preparation Join Ciro Olivarez, Certified Professional Coder, as he prepares you for the CPC certification exam for the AAPC. An easy-to-follow outline format guides you through the anatomy, terminology, and pathophysiology for each organ system; reimbursement concepts; an overview of CPT, ICD- 10-CM, and HCPCS coding; and more. Sample tests will be given and test taking techniques will be covered. A book is required for this course. This class is open to the public. Fee $ VOC TR 7780 SD 9:00 AM-1:00 PM Sat 1959 C. Olivarez Fall I Sep 7th. PROJECT MANAGEMENT Introduction to Project Management NEW! If you ve ever baked a cake, planned a party, organized a vacation, or shopped for a car, then you have managed a project. This informative course is an introduction to project management fundamentals. By learning the formal processes of project management, you ll know what it takes to run a successful project and some of the industry s best practices to help you succeed. This is a hybrid class, with two sessions in person and four sessions online. Fee $ VOC TR 8993 TC 6:30 PM-8:30 PM T 1947 C. Bell Fall I Aug 27th and Oct 1st (two sessions in classroom); Sep 3rd to Sep 24th (four sessions online) FOOD SERVICE SANITATION Food Service Sanitation National Restaurant Association ServSafe Training and certification is appropriate for anyone seeking first-time certification or to renew an expired license. State and local governments require that food service establishments be under the direction of a person with a valid State of Illinois Food Service Sanitation Manager s Certification. On successful completion of a state-approved exam, you will be eligible to apply for the State of Illinois certification ($35 fee). City of Chicago certificates are available for an additional $35 fee. A textbook is required. Allow approximately 6 to 8 weeks to receive your certifications. Contact Illinois Dept. of Public Health at for information about certifications. Fee $ VOC TR 1355 TC 6:00 PM-9:00 PM W L947 D. Kulczycky Fall I Aug 28th to Oct 9th Back by popular demand! 10 SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

11 BOOKKEEPING Fundamentals of Bookkeeping Use a step-by-step approach to learn all the elements of the bookkeeping cycle including creating and posting journal entries, performing a trial balance, closing the general ledger, preparing basic financial statements, and calculating the cost of goods sold. Fee $ VOC TR 1118 SC 9:00 AM-11:30 AM Sat L967 Z. Olear Fall I Sep 7th to Oct 19th Intermediate Bookkeeping Add to your bookkeeping skills by learning to create special journal entries, perform trial balances, prepare subsidiary ledgers, and other related tasks. For a final project, you will prepare a financial statement complete with special journal. Prerequisite: Successful completion of Fundamentals of Bookkeeping is required. Fee $ VOC TR 1149 SD 9:00 AM-11:30 AM Sat L967 Z. Olear Fall II Oct 26th to Dec 14th - No class Nov. 30. QuickBooks Pro 2010 Simplify the business of running your business. Learn how to organize and streamline your company s everyday tasks with this popular accounting software. You ll set up a company; create a chart of accounts; build customer, employee, and vendor lists; learn how to invoice, receive payments, and make deposits. You ll enter bills, print checks, void checks, and process manual checks; prepare journal entries; enter credit card charges; set up a petty cash account; set up a loan; customize a chart of accounts; and reconcile your checking account. We ll also customize and filter reports that track your revenue and expenses. Prerequisite: A basic understanding of bookkeeping and a knowledge of computers is recommended. Fee $ VOC TR 1053 SD 12:00 PM-2:30 PM Sat L584 Z. Olear Fall II Oct 26th to Dec 14th - No class Nov. 30 ENTREPRENEURSHIP Small Business Management Learn how to implement effective marketing and management strategies for a small business. Fee $ VOC TR 9072 MC 6:00 PM-8:30 PM M 1106 TBA Fall I Aug 26th to Oct 14th - No class Sept. 2. How to Start a Home Healthcare Business Learn what it takes to own your own business as a home health care giver. You will learn about hiring practices, forms of ownership, insurance and liability, bookkeeping and taxes, marketing and advertising, finding new clients, billing and insurance payments, and how to find suppliers and employees. Fee $ VOC TR 9076 SC 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Sat L915 TBA Fall I Sep 7th to Oct 19th How to Start Your Own Salon Learn what it takes to own your own business as a salon owner. You will learn about hiring practices, forms of ownership, insurance and liability, bookkeeping and taxes, marketing and advertising, site selection, equipment needs, and how to find suppliers. Fee $ VOC TR 9077 SC 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Sat L915 TBA Fall II Oct 26th to Dec 14th - No class Nov. 30. How to Start Your Own Automotive Business Learn what it takes to own your own business as a service station owner. You will learn about hiring practices, forms of ownership, insurance and liability, bookkeeping and taxes, marketing and advertising, site selection, equipment needs, and how to find suppliers. Fee $ VOC TR 9078 SC 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Sat L927 TBA Fall II Oct 26th to Dec 14th - No class Nov. 30. COSMETOLOGY Cosmetology CEU License Renewal (7 hours) Obtain your 7 or 14 cosmetology CEU hours required by the Illinois Department of Professional Regulations. Each session fulfills 7 hours of CEU credit. Learn the keys to attracting engaged and enthusiastic customers. Apply the newest research for marketing your skills, products, and services. Offer customers compelling reasons and e-value (emotional value) to distinguish yourself from competitors and exceed their expectations. Prerequisite: Must be a licensed cosmetologist. Bring your current license with you to class. Fee $ VOC TR 3009 MC1 10:00 AM-5:30 PM M 3641 M. Lavin Fall I Aug 26th VOC TR 3009 MC2 10:00 AM-5:30 PM M 3641 M. Lavin Fall I Sep 23rd VOC TR 3009 MC3 10:00 AM-5:30 PM M 3440 M. Lavin Fall I Sep 30th Online classes start every month! TO REGISTER CALL (773)

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13 Career Planning and Placement Center Fall 2013 Series-8 Workshops Maximize your chances for a successful job search and job performance by participating in our Fall 2013 Series-8 Workshops with experts from a variety of fields who can help you move to the top of the pack. Completers will exit with a professional portfolio of resume, cover letter, and references along with interview and job skills designed for success in a highly competitive job market. Workshop-8 Fall Series is designed especially for Harry S Truman students, alumni and community job seekers. Additional perks include: certificate of completion that can be included on resume; networking opportunities with real business and industry professionals; improved personal skills for job search and on-the-job success and mock interviews with professional raters. Students who complete 80% (8 of 10) workshops will receive a certificate of completion, a letter of recommendation, and an invitation to a final banquet with industry partners. Workshops meet from 3 to 4:30 Wednesdays, Room 1947 in the Main Building. Call Dr. Beverly Cox at or come to Room 162 in the Larry McKeon Student Services Builing for further information. Workshops are free and open to all! Please register early by phone at Career Management Skills Sept. 4th, 3 to 4:30 p.m., Room 1947 in the Main Building Career Assessment and Communication Skills Sept. 11, 3 to 4 p.m., Room 1947 in the Main Building Resume and Cover Letter Writing Skills, Part I Sept. 25, 3 to 4 p.m., Room 1947 in the Main Building Professionalism and Self-Management Skills Oct. 2, 3 to 4 p.m., Room 1947 in the Main Building Networking and Online Professionalism Oct. 9, 3 to 4 p.m., Room 1947 in the Main Building Work Ethic and Critical Thinking Skills Oct. 16, 3 to 4 p.m., Room 1947 in the Main Building Teamwork Skills Oct. 17, 3 to 4 p.m. Room 1947 in the Main Building Presentation Skills Nov. 6, 3 to 4 p.m., Room 1947 in the Main Building Entrepreneurship Skills Nov. 13, 3 to 4 p.m., Room 1947 in the Main Building Creative Thinking Skills Nov. 20, 3 to 4 p.m., Room 1947 in the Main Building Resume/Cover Letter Writing Skills, Part II Dec. 4, 3 to 4 p.m., Room 1947 in the Main Building Interviewing Skills, Parts 1and 2 Dec. 11, 3 to 4 p.m., Room 1947 in the Main Building THE PEOPLE S LAW SCHOOL Free and open to the general public! Harry S Truman College offers workshops in which distinguished attorneys explain in plain language how the legal system works and how it can help you. Workshops include Immigration, Social Security, Divorce, Domestic Violence, Bankruptcy, and Debt Collection. Workshops will be held at Harry S Truman College, 1145 W. Wilson, Chicago, IL To register, call or visit Room 1442 in the Main Building. Bankruptcy, Wednesday, September 18, 6 7:30 pm, Room 1106 Debt Collection, Wednesday, October 16, 6 7:30 pm, Room 1106 TO REGISTER CALL (773)

14 COLLEGE TO CAREERS CHILDCARE Building Your Home-Based Childcare Business Explore your dream of creating a home-based childcare business in this certificate course. This series will provide the tools you need to launch and sustain a childcare business. You ll follow a step-by-step process to develop a business and marketing plan, policies and procedures document, and a parent handbook. You ll also gain a sound understanding of business financials. The required book is not included in the course fee. Fee $ VOC TR 1250 TC 6:30 PM-8:30 PM T 1917 R. Anthony Fall I Sep 10th to Nov 26th Childcare workshops are now offered in a convenient two-course format. You ll pay $50 for two workshops taken on the same day. Childcare Workshops Providing Quality Infant and Toddler Care Learn developmentally appropriate activity ideas for infant and toddler care. Topics include building relationships, knowing children and their families, and creating a welcoming environment. Learn to promote children s safety and health, guide children s behavior, and provide quality interactions, routines, and daily activities. CDA Area 3. Understanding Infant and Toddler Temperaments Understand the key concepts of temperament types for infants and toddlers and how to be more responsive to the children s needs. CDA Area VOC TR 4056 RC Fee $ VOC TR 4057 RC 5:00 PM-9:00 PM Th 1917 R. Anthony Fall I Sep 26th Activities for Infants and Toddlers Learn to support and extend infant and toddler play and offer new activities and materials to build upon their learning. CDA Area 3. Literacy for Infants and Toddlers Help teach infants and toddlers how to read using practical and creative concepts. CDA Area VOC TR 4059 RC Fee $ VOC TR 4060 RC 5:00 PM-9:00 PM Th 1917 R. Anthony Fall I Oct 3rd Marketing your Home-Based Childcare Center Maximize your enrollment and income. Explore inexpensive ways to promote your business. CDA Area 6 Organizing Paperwork and Forms for Your Childcare Business Every job has its paperwork! Learn organizational techniques for completing and tracking required forms. CDA Area VOC TR 4051 RC Fee $ VOC TR 4052 RC 5:00 PM-9:00 PM Th 1917 R. Anthony Fall I Oct 10th Knowing DCFS Standards Stay current in your understanding of the DCFS standards. Make your next DCFS licensing visit a positive one. A certificate will be provided upon completion: CDA Area 6 Working with Teen Parents Understand and enjoy working with teen parents. Providers and caregivers will also learn how to create an incentive program to help guide teen parents through some difficult times. A certificate will be provided upon completion: CDA Area VOC TR 4050 RC Fee $ VOC TR 4055 RC 5:00 PM-9:00 PM Th 1917 R. Anthony Fall II Oct 17th Connecting with Infants and Toddlers through Daily Routines Develop routines for feeding, diapering, and napping that will enhance the social and emotional development of infants and toddlers. A certificate will be provided upon completion: CDA Area 8. Creating a Positive Child Care Environment Design a quality child care learning environment with practical ideas for creative space and materials. CDA Area VOC TR 4058 RC Fee $ VOC TR 4053 RC 5:00 PM-9:00 PM Th 1917 R. Anthony Fall II Oct 24th DON T LET A GREAT CLASS GET CANCELLED! Sometimes we are forced to cancel classes due to low enrollment before the scheduled class day. Please contact us 5 days before a class start date to register to guarantee your class will run and you will have a space reserved. 14 SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

15 Creating Nutritious Meals In this workshop we will discuss our concerns, responsibilities, integrity and desire to serve nutritional meals to the children in our care. We all follow the food program guidelines, but let s talk about going above and beyond these requirements by creating nutritious and fun meals for all ages. CDA Area 1. Choosing the Right Assistant This workshop will show you the do s and dont s of selecting the right assistant. You ll learn how to develop a successful relationship with your assistant and to maintain a strong work ethic within your childcare setting. CDA Area VOC TR 9089 RD Fee $ VOC TR 9088 RD 5:00 PM-9:00 PM Th 1917 R. Anthony Fall II Nov 7th PARALEGAL Paralegal Overview The paralegal field can be exciting and rewarding- -paralegals work in a variety of settings including corporations, private law firms, consumer organizations, courts, and government agencies. Come to this one-day seminar to learn about career opportunities for paralegals, and about Harry S Truman College s paralegal training program. Fee $ CE BSMT 0255 RC 6:30 PM-8:30 PM Th L925 T. Wendt Fall I Aug 29th Business Law Examine how various areas of law including constitutional law, criminal, tort law, contracts, and property law impact the creation, structure, and operation of businesses. You will learn statutes that govern business firms, the features and benefits of different types of business organizations, and the legal aspects of various business transactions. You will also learn practical tips for paralegal practice. Fee $ CE BSMT 0249 MA 6:15 PM-9:15 PM M 1104 J. Burgess Fall I Sep 9th to Oct 21st The Paralegal Profession: Nature and Scope Learn what a paralegal does on a day-to-day basis. You will learn about the role of professionalism and ethics, skills required, legal office terminology, and a basic overview of the law. You ll also learn career planning and job search strategies, and interview preparation. A textbook is required. Fee $ CE BSMT 0253 TA 6:15 PM-9:15 PM T 1907 C. Manley Fall I Sep 3rd to Oct 15th Our childcare workshops offer Child Development Associate (CDA) credits for the optional CDA credential. For more information, visit the following websites: Gateways to Opportunity, and Quality Counts, --Marketing your Home-Based Childcare Center --Organizing Paperwork and Forms --Knowing DCFS Standards --Working with Teen Parents --Connecting with Infants and Toddlers --Creating a Positive Child Care Environment --Creating Nutritious Meals --Choosing the Right Assistant --Providing Quality Infant and Toddler Care --Understanding Infant and Toddler Temperaments --Activities for Infants and Toddlers --Literacy for Infants and Toddlers Paralegal/Legal Assistant Training According to the Bureau of Labor, the paralegal/legal assistant field is one of the fastest-growing employment areas in the country. With the right training you can enter the exciting paralegal field there s no better time than now. In addition to knowledge of legal matters, a paralegal must possess organizational and communication skills, basic computer competency and the ability to work well with people. Truman College offers twelve substantive and procedural courses that provide a broad-based education in all major areas of law. You can complete the twelve required courses in less than a year and be eligible for an entry-level position in law firms, financial institutions, major corporations, government agencies, small businesses or insurance companies. To improve your employment marketability, a high school diploma or GED Certificate is required. Computer literacy is a must for a paralegal. On completion of all twelve paralegal courses, you may request a certificate of completion. Our program is not ABA approved, but is designed to provide entry-level credentials at an affordable cost. Our program is approved for WIA funding. Required courses Paralegal Overview The Paralegal Profession: Nature and Scope* Legal Research Legal Writing Contracts Estates, Wills, and Trusts Business Law Civil Procedure and Litigation Torts/Personal Injury Criminal Law and Procedure Family Law Real Estate and Property Transfers * This course should be taken early in the program. Computer Literacy Expectations Students will need basic word processing and internet searching skills for the completion of some papers, exercises, and projects. Books are required for most classes. TO REGISTER CALL (773)

16 Real Estate and Property Transfers Real estate specialists are in great demand, not only in law firms, but also in banks, title companies, and brokerages. This course covers all aspects of real estate law, including reading property descriptions, the real estate closing process, preparing deeds and contracts, settling landlordtenant disputes, and preparing leases. A materials fee will be collected in class. Fee $ CE BSMT 0251 RA 6:15 PM-9:15 PM Th L925 T. Wendt Fall I Sep 5th to Oct 17th Civil Procedure and Litigation Learn about the litigation process in this course. You will learn how to prepare pleadings and motions, how and where to file pleadings, investigative and discovery techniques used in trial preparation, and the role of the paralegal in civil procedures and litigation. A textbook is required. Fee $ CE BSMT 0248 SA 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Sat L925 S. Baker Fall I Sep 7th to Oct 19th Immigration Law Immigration is a growing area of law. You will learn about the immigration process and how to prepare a variety of immigration cases including family-based, employmentbased, naturalization, and asylum cases. You will also learn how to prepare applications for temporary visas and travel documents. No textbook required. Prerequisite: This course is an elective and is not required for the paralegal certificate. Fee $ VOC TR 3039 WC 6:15 PM-9:15 PM W L925 F. Muscadin Fall I Sep 11th to Oct 16th Contracts Contracts are part of almost every attorney s practice. Learn how to analyze contracts, the laws that apply to contracts, what it takes to form a contract, how contracts can be enforced, remedies for breach of contract, and how to draft contracts. A textbook is required. Fee $ CE BSMT 0250 SB 12:00 PM-3:00 PM Sat L925 F. Muscadin Fall II Oct 26th to Dec 14th - No class Nov. 30. Estates, Wills, and Trusts Many legal assistants are now working in the probate area. You ll learn the essential requirements of drafting wills and trusts, the tax laws that govern this area, the procedures involved in the administration of an estate, and the responsibilities delegated to paralegals in this specialty area. Fee $ CE BSMT 0246 SB 9:00 AM-12:00 PM Sat 1907 S. Baker Fall II Oct 26th to Dec 14th - No class Nov. 30. Legal Research Learn the fundamentals of legal research, including the tools necessary to find legal citations and court rulings. You will use tools and techniques for writing arguments and counterarguments to defend a legal position. You may be expected to visit a local law library. A textbook is required. Fee $ CE BSMT 0244 MB 6:15 PM-9:15 PM M L584 J. Burgess Fall II Oct 28th to Dec 9th Family Law Learn about the laws and procedures of the broad area of family law, which includes divorce, separation, and annulment; adoption and paternity; support and visitation; and juvenile proceedings. You will learn how to interview clients, prepare pleadings, and research cases in this area. A textbook is required. Fee $ CE BSMT 0252 WB 6:15 PM-9:15 PM Th L925 T. Wendt Fall II Oct 24th to Dec 12th - No class Nov. 28. WEB DESIGN AND PRINT DESIGN Photoshop Adobe Photoshop is the industry standard digital image editing program used by photographers, visual artists, and web-, video- and graphic-design professionals. It provides powerful tools for photo retouching, image analysis and manipulation; collage, drawing, painting, text, page layout; and optimization for print, video, and the web. This 7-week class is a basic guided tour through Photoshop s essential tools and techniques. Students will be guided step-bystep through prepared lessons and receive guidance for individual class projects. Course fee includes a $20 lab fee. Prerequisite: Proficiency with Windows or Mac OS is required. This class is required for the Web Design certificate. Fee $ CE BSMT 0259 RB 6:30 PM-9:30 PM Th 3909 TBA Fall II Oct 24th to Dec 12th - No class Nov. 28. Illustrator Adobe Illustrator is the powerful vector graphics program used by visual artists, video and web developers, and graphic design professionals. It provides unique tools for drawing, painting, text manipulation, page layout, tile design, and optimization for print, video, and the web. This 7-week class is a basic guided tour through Illustrator s essential tools and techniques. Students will be guided step-by-step through prepared lessons, and receive guidance for individual class projects. Course fee includes a $20 lab fee. Prerequisite: Proficiency with Windows or Mac OS is required. This class is required for the Web Design certificate. Fee $ CE BSMT 0260 TC 6:30 PM-9:30 PM T 3909 TBA Fall I Sep 3rd to Oct 15th 16 SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

17 Dreamweaver Use Adobe Dreamweaver to create and design web sites, applying Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), Templates, JavaScript Behaviors, multimedia integration, FTP, and Adobe SPRY (AJAX with XML). With additional focus on best practices in IDE workflow and design aesthetic integration, you will design, build and upload your own web site. Prerequisite: Students should have completed HTML, XHTML and CSS. This class is required for the Web Design certificate. Fee $ CE BSMT 0256 MC 6:30 PM-9:30 PM M 3909 Y. Chien Fall I Sep 9th to Oct 21st HTML, XHTML and CSS Learn and apply HTML code and CSS (Cascading Style Sheets), the fundamental languages used in website creation. Topics covered include best workflow practices, XHTML coding for links, images, headings, divs and lists. Advanced topics include the latest trends in HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS development; culminating in designing, building, and uploading your own web site. Prerequisite: Proficiency with Windows or Mac OS is required. No computer beginners. This class is required for the Web Design certificate and is a prerequisite for Dreamweaver. Fee $ CE BSMT 0257 WC 6:30 PM-9:30 PM W 3909 Y. Chien Fall I Sep 4th to Oct 16th CE BSMT 0257 MB 6:30 PM-9:30 PM M 3909 Y. Chien Fall II Oct 28th to Dec 9th Flash The Adobe Flash Professional multimedia authoring program is used to create interactive web sites, animated games, videos, and films, and content for mobile phones and other embedded devices. It features vector graphics tools, a timeline-based movie-creation environment, and its own scripting language, ActionScript. This 7-week course is a basic introduction to Flash s essential tools and techniques. Students will be guided step-by-step through prepared projects. Course fee includes a $20 lab fee. Prerequisite: Proficiency with Windows or Mac OS is required. This class is required for the Web Design certificate. Fee $ CE BSMT 0258 TB 6:30 PM-9:30 PM T 3909 TBA Fall II Oct 22nd to Dec 3rd Writing for the Web What s in a word? Some may approach online information differently than information contained in print media. This course teaches you how to capitalize on this difference with some simple but powerful rules. Fee $ VOC TR 9080 RC 6:30 PM-8:00 PM Th 3963 TBA Fall I Sep 5th to Oct 10th WEB DESIGN PROGRAM Using your creative skills and general computer knowledge (proficiency with Windows or Mac OS required), these courses will introduce you to the fascinating world of web design. Our courses cover the basics first, allowing you to fill in the gaps in your knowledge. As you progress, each integrated section builds on the previous sections to help you learn web design. Your instructors are web-design professionals who will take you from the fundamentals of website design and creation through advanced imaging and page preparation using professional software tools for the Internet. Complete all five courses for a Web Design Certificate. Note This program is WIA approved. HTML/XHTML Illustrator Photoshop Dreamweaver Flash OTHER CAREER TRAINING Talent Management Take a comprehensive look beyond the war for talent. This course provides an understanding of the relation between HR Strategy, Human Capital Strategy, and Strategic Talent Management and how these elements must integrate if an organization is to realize its maximum potential. Fee $ PER TR 9059 SC 1:00 PM-3:30 PM Sat L915 M. Roberts Fall I Sep 7th to Oct 12th Working in Museums, Archives, and Galleries Learn how to work as an entry-level employee in the fascinating world of museums, archives and galleries. Learn what goes on behind the scenes and what it takes to set up and maintain exhibits. You will learn about collections, storage and conservation, education, visitor services, principles of design and display, traveling exhibits, and many other topics. Fee $ VOC TR 9003 RC 11:30 AM-1:30 PM Th L829 TBA Fall I Aug 29th to Oct 3rd Basic Spanish Interpreting This course is designed to develop the interpreting skills necessary for service as a Spanish/English interpreter. Fee $ VOC TR 9081 FD 6:00 PM-8:30 PM F 1917 TBA Fall II Oct 25th to Dec 6th TO REGISTER CALL (773)

18 COLLEGE TO CAREERS Teaching as an Adjunct Congratulations! You just accepted an appointment as an Adjunct Faculty member or Teaching Assistant at your local college. Now what? While your subject matter expertise is unquestioned, you ve never taught before and don t know where to start. You will learn how to write a syllabus, the importance of student interaction and assessments, how to deal with discipline problems, setting reasonable expectations for your class and yourself, how to use common classroom technologies, trends in distance learning, and other important topics. Fee $ VOC TR 9006 RC 6:30 PM-8:30 PM Th 1907 TBA Fall I Aug 29th to Oct 3rd International Marketing Explore the marketing issues that are encountered when entering foreign markets such as cultural differences, market access barriers, market research, and market entry strategies. This course is an exciting opportunity to learn the new marketing skills necessary for competition in today s international environment. Fee $ VOC TR 9057 MC 6:00 PM-8:30 PM M 1925 TBA Fall I Sep 9th to Oct 14th Improvisation: On Stage and Off NEW! Improve your life artistically, professionally, and personally with improvisation! In this interactive course, you will learn the fundamental principles of improv through exercises, games, and scene work, which help you to more effectively create, communicate, and collaborate. You will walk away from this course with improved skills in performance, public speaking, negotiating, leadership, flexibility, resilience, teamwork, storytelling, networking, and finding common ground. No experience is necessary. Fee $ VOC TR 8994 TC 6:00 PM-8:00 PM T L915 K. Thomas Fall I Sep 3rd to Oct 8th Introduction to Human Resources This course introduces you to the world of Human Resources. Examine the functions of human resources in organizations including responsibilities and objectives, the employment cycle, job analysis, recruitment and selection, performance appraisal, and managing change within the workplace. Fee $ VOC TR 9060 MD 6:00 PM-8:30 PM M 1955 M. Roberts Fall II Oct 28th to Dec 2nd International Business Management Learn the functional areas of the international business environment, and gain an understanding to develop policies and strategies appropriate for the global marketplace. Fee $ VOC TR 9056 MD 6:00 PM-8:30 PM M 1925 TBA Fall II Oct 28th to Dec 2nd Basic Cyber Security Learn about the history, standards and current application of Cyber Security topics, including cyber terrorism, hacking and viruses. Minimum security standards for any organization will be discussed, as well as case histories of actual incidents. Fee $ VOC TR 9008 WD 6:00 PM-8:30 PM W L831 TBA Fall II Oct 30th to Dec 4th Become a homeowner! The Road to Homeownership With home prices so low, it s a buyer s market. Find out how you can get your piece of the American Dream. This free class is presented by North Side Community Federal Credit Union (NSCFCU), a non-profit institution that is HUD certified. We will give tips on improving credit, understanding your mortgage loan, and what your homebuying team will do for you. RSVP with Cesar Escovar at , ext. 228 or online at Fee: Free PER TR 3439 SC 10:00 AM-3:00 PM Sat 1917 J. Pallas Fall I Sep 21st PER TR 3439 SD 10:00 AM-3:00 PM Sat L927 J. Pallas Fall II Oct 19th PER TR 3439 SD2 10:00 AM-3:00 PM Sat 1917 J. Pallas Fall II Nov 16th PER TR 3439 SD3 10:00 AM-3:00 PM Sat 1917 J. Pallas Fall II Dec 14th 18 SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.

19 SKILLS ACADEMIC SUPPORT Math with Confidence Address the fear of math and get on track for math learning success. Fee $ VOC TR 9066 WC 6:00 PM-8:30 PM W L971 TBA Fall I Sep 4th to Oct 9th VOC TR 9066 WD 6:00 PM-8:30 PM W L971 TBA Fall II Oct 30th to Dec 4th TOEFL Preparation The TOEFL test is the most widely accepted Englishlanguage test in the world, and is accepted by more than 6000 colleges and universities. Prepare for the TOEFL test in this extended class! You will study the main components of the exam, including Reading, Listening, Speaking, and Writing. Textbook is required. Fee $ PER TR 0913 WC 6:00 PM-8:30 PM W 1104 M. Gleason Fall I Sep 4th to Dec 11th - No class Nov. 27. Writing with Confidence Improve your writing in this class that is designed for intermediate to advanced ESL students. You will focus on the process of writing through in-class assignments and homework. You will practice methods of editing your writing and will learn the key questions for identifying problems at the sentence level, problems of organization, and grammar issues. The goal is to be able to write cohesive, idiomatic short essays. Fee $ PER TR 2632 TD 6:00 PM-8:00 PM T L965 R. Wolfram Fall II Oct 30th to Dec 11th Grammar Express Take a nuts-and-bolts look at the essentials of grammar and punctuation in this fun, interactive class. Topics that will be included are subject-verb agreement, tenses, run-on and fragmented sentences, and punctuation rules. This course can help improve your test scores and writing skills. Fee $ PER TR 3422 MD 12:30 PM-1:30 PM M 1428 S. Hertzberg Fall I Sep 23rd to Nov 11th Fear No Math Workshop This two-hour workshop reviews basic mathematical concepts including operations with integers, fractions, decimals, percentages, ratios, proportions, exponents, order of operations, and basic word problems. Fee $ PER TR 1266 SC2 10:00 AM-12:00 PM Sat 1917 C. Allen Fall II Oct 19th SKILLS PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT Writing for Healthcare Professionals Learn the principles of writing, writing for academic purposes, and writing to help healthcare professionals in practice. Fee $ VOC TR 9069 SC 10:00 AM-12:30 PM Sat 1907 TBA Fall I Sep 7th to Oct 12th Supervising for Success: Getting the Best Out of Employees Often the next step in a career is taking on the supervision of other employees. New supervisors are often thrown in to the job without practical training on how to be a manager, how to address performance issues and how to have the difficult conversations that many people dread. The current legal environment can also paralyze supervisors in their daily interactions due to concern over regulatory charges and lawsuits. This course will discuss the steps and techniques for successfully supervising employees. Upon completion the learner should be able to describe and demonstrate effective and legal supervisory techniques in multiple real-life situations. This course will give the learner not only theory and process, but actual practice in these skills via case studies and role playing activities to confidently deal with supervision tasks. Fee $ VOC TR 9085 RC 6:00 PM-8:30 PM Th 1955 TBA Fall I Sep 5th to Oct 10th Medical Math for Healthcare Workers Review the practical application of mathematical principles of ratios, conversions, and statistics used in a typical health care setting. This class includes a review of basic math, English/metric conversions, how to read and interpret doctor s orders, how to calculate the proper mix of solutions and flow rates, and basic probability and statistics used in a medical context. Fee $ VOC TR 9074 MC 6:30 PM-8:30 PM M 1955 TBA Fall I Sep 9th to Oct 14th Organizational Leadership Learn the necessary tools to work in managerial positions in business, nonprofit, or governmental organizations. Fee $ VOC TR 9082 MD 6:00 PM-8:30 PM M 1106 TBA Fall II Oct 28th to Dec 2nd TO REGISTER CALL (773)

20 SKILLS Business Writing Effective written communication is essential in all organizations. Learn the mechanics of good writing, learn to clearly communicate in a way that avoids misinterpretations, conveys information in an appropriate tone, and gains support for your positions. Fee $ VOC TR 9063 TD 6:00 PM-8:30 PM T 1907 TBA Fall II Oct 29th to Dec 3rdC COMPUTER SKILLS Keyboarding Learn basic touch-typing skills with a focus on computer keyboarding. You will develop speed, efficiency, accuracy, and basic word-processing skills. Timed tests are required for accuracy and speed. Six sessions. Lab time included. Please bring a flash drive to class. Fee $ CE BSMT 0190 SA 11:00 AM-1:00 PM Sat L972 F. Murray Fall I Sep 7th to Oct 12th CE BSMT 0190 TB 12:45 PM-2:45 PM M L584 J. Yacovacci Fall II Oct 21nd to Nov 25th Computer Basics for Absolute Beginners Conquer your fear of computers in this beginner s class. You ll learn how to boot up and shut down the computer, develop mouse skills, understand the use of media storage, files, folders, icons, software, Accessory programs, operating systems, and sizing and moving windows. You ll also create an account and learn how to use and search the internet. A USB thumb drive of any size is required. Prerequisite: Students who do not have keyboarding skills should take Keyboarding I before taking this class. Fee $ VOC TR 1111 SC 1:30 PM-3:30 PM Sat L972 J. Yacovacci Fall I Sep 7th to Oct 19th VOC TR 1111 SD 1:30 PM-3:30 PM Sat L972 J. Yacovacci Fall II Oct 26th to Dec 14th - No class Nov. 30. Microsoft Word 2010 Expose yourself to this powerful word processing software through an exciting hands-on experience. Learn how to create, edit, and save documents; use the speller and thesaurus; construct tables and columns; prepare envelopes and labels; and choose fonts. Prerequisite: Completion of Computer Basics for Absolute Beginners or instructor approval required. Student should bring a flash drive to class. Fee $ CE BSMT 0193 MA 6:30 PM-8:30 PM M L584 J. Eldridge Fall I Sep 9th to Oct 21st Microsoft Excel 2010 Learn the dominant spreadsheet program used by accountants, managers, and business owners today. You will learn how to construct a spreadsheet, calculate with formulas, set up the page, print, and chart. Prerequisite: Completion of Computer Basics for Absolute Beginners or instructor approval required. Student should bring a flash drive to class. Fee $ CE BSMT 0194 WA 6:00 PM-8:00 PM W L584 C. Walls Fall II Sept 4th to Oct 15th CE BSMT 0194 WB 6:00 PM-8:00 PM W L584 C. Walls Fall II Oct 23rd to Dec 4thSOFTWARE APPLICATIONS Introduction to Computers for Seniors Seniors age 55 and older can become computer savvy through this 8-week course. Learn the basics of using a personal computer, including Microsoft Word and the Internet. Learn to compose letters and , to make calendars, flyers, and much more! Must be age 55 or older and a Chicago resident. Advance registration is required. Call the Chicago Department of Senior Services at to register. The class fee of $35 (check or money order) must be mailed to the Dept. of Family and Support Services, 1615 W. Chicago Ave., 3rd Floor, Chicago, IL 60622, attn Francine Miller. Payment must be received 2 days before the class start date. Class size is limited. Fee: $ PER TR 1046 WC 8:50 AM-10:50 AM W L933 B. Parker Fall I Aug 28th to Oct 16th PER TR 1046 WD 8:50 AM-10:50 AM W L933 B. Parker Fall II Oct 23rd to Dec 11th Intermediate Computers for Seniors Continue learning in this intermediate course. Students should have completed the Introduction to Computers for Seniors course. Must be age 55 or older and a Chicago resident. Advance registration is required. Call the Chicago Department of Family and Support Services at to register. The class fee of $35 (check or money order) must be mailed to the Dept. of Family and Support Services, 1615 W. Chicago Ave., 3rd Floor, Chicago, IL 60622, attn Francine Miller. Payment must be received 2 days before the class start date. Class size is limited. Fee: $ PER TR 1237 RC 8:50 AM-10:50 AM Th L933 TBA Fall I Aug 22nd to Oct 10th PER TR 1237 RD 8:50 AM-10:50 AM Th L933 TBA Fall II Oct 17th to Dec 12th - No class Nov SCHEDULE SUBJECT TO CHANGE.