SOUTHEASTERN CONTINUING EDUCATION DEPARTMENT 1405 N. 4 TH AVE. PMB 4239 DURANT, OK (580)

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1 SOUTHEASTERN CONTINUING EDUCATION DEPARTMENT 1405 N. 4 TH AVE. PMB 4239 DURANT, OK (580)

2 Welcome to SE s Continuing Education Spring 2015! January will be the start of a new year and the start of a new semester on campus. SE Continuing Education has many classes to offer to help you get your year started out right. We offer water aerobics, bootcamp and art classes, just to name a few. The SE Continuing Education department seeks out instructors to bring you Fun, Educational and Business & Professionalrelated workshops. These classes offer real value with many of them under $10 per class meeting. If your business has training needs, please contact the CE department and we may be able to offer or even customize a workshop for your employees. 0 There is more to come, so please check this catalog carefully and check online throughout the year for new classes and workshops. Also, if you have a hobby or subject you are passionate about and, you are considering teaching a non-credit class for CE. Contact us and we can discuss the possibilities! Kind regards, SE s Continuing Education Staff or continuingeducation@se.edu Our Website: The mission of Southeastern Oklahoma State University s Office of Continuing Education is to provide access to lifelong learning by planning, developing, hosting and/or coordinating quality, professional and nonprofessional education and training, including classes (face-to-face and online), educational camps, workshops and related events, for citizens of every age, gender, ethnicity and socioeconomic status. Continuing Education courses are also offered occasionally at the SE McCurtain County Campus throughout the year. Visit the MCC website at or call toll free for more information about course availability. Any participant who needs special accommodations due to a disability should contact the Office of Continuing Education, located in the SE Welcome Center, or call (580) The Welcome Center is located on the Durant campus, on the corner of 5 th Avenue and University Boulevard. It is the responsibility of each participant to make an official request for accommodations to the Department. Accommodations cannot be guaranteed without adequate advance notice. 2

3 What s Inside? Page Number(s) How to Register for Workshops & Face-to-Face classes: 4-5 Campus Holidays/Closures 5 Online Classes 8-9 (Register and Pay online for all Online Classes through Ed2Go) ~ GED, ACT & GRE test prep ~ Online classes for Teachers ~ Online training for Employees and Supervisors ~ CEUs for Nurses & other Healthcare Professionals (Accredited CEUs) ~ Online training for Real Estate Professionals Aquatics, Lifeguarding & Scuba ~Aquatics, Lifeguard Training & SCUBA Personal Enrichment ~Physical Fitness ~Boot-camp ~Dancing ~Art ~Sewing ~Conversational Spanish ~Preparing for Retirement Workshops ~Grief & Loss: Successful Coping 3

4 ~Counseling for Traumatic Loss and Complicated Bereavement ~DSM-5 How to Host Your Event/Training on the SE Campus 5 Ways to Register for Workshops and face-to-face classes: ~By Phone: Credit card required. Visa, MC, Discover, or AMEX. Call or X ~In-Person: Register at the Continuing Education Office in the Welcome Center, from 8a.m. to 5p.m. Monday through Friday. Visitor parking is available around the building. ~By Fax: Credit card required. Visa, MC, Discover, or AMEX. Fax registration form to ~By Mail: Credit card or check required. VISA, MC, Discover, or AMEX. Mail to: Continuing Education, SE, 1405 N 4th Ave., PMB 4239, Durant, OK ~By Purchase Order: If you are paying by purchase order, a copy of the purchase order must be submitted with the faxed, mailed, ed or inperson registration. 4

5 *Registration is not considered complete until payment is received* **You may request a Refund for a class or workshop up to the start of a class. However, refunds can take 4-6 weeks for processing and delivery and require completing a W-9 form. ENROLL TODAY! Registration is recommended a minimum of one week prior to the first class meeting. Additional information and answers to your questions can be obtained, by contacting the Continuing Education Office at Flyers and class information contained in this electronic catalog are also available on printed paper upon request, by mail or can be picked up at the SE Welcome Center. Please visit our website throughout the year for updates and classes/workshops added to this list: Please consult a Physician prior to enrolling in or beginning any exercise or otherwise physical program. Spring 2015 Scheduled Closings Spring Break March 16-20, Good Friday April 3 5

6 Other services provided by SE s Continuing Education: Southeastern Child Care Resource & Referral Agency Looking For Child Care? Let the experts help located in the University Center on the Southeastern Oklahoma State University campus. The CCRR does not provide childcare, but it can provide information on child care providers in our area. They also can provide other, related services. Call today: Toll Free: or Smart Start Durant began as Success by 6 and is an early childhood initiative. Through a shared commitment, active collaboration, and innovative leadership, Smart Start seeks to provide better opportunities to the children and families of our State, and Bryan County. 6

7 Pool Parties for Your Kids Birthdays! Call our Pool Party Planner for more information: SE s Indoor Swimming Pool Courses and workshops listed in this catalog may change or be unavailable without warning. 7

8 *Online Learning Options Through: Learn when and where you want. It s your time. Learn Online. Register and Pay online for all Online Classes from Ed2Go. Test Prep Online Courses: GED Prep Classes ACT & SAT Prep Classes Online Classes for Teachers: Praxis I for Prospective Teachers Solving Classroom Discipline Problems Using the Internet in the Classroom Differentiated Instruction in the Classroom Online Training for Employees: Managing Customer Service ~ Intro to Microsoft Excel ~ Fundamentals of Supervision & Management ~ Keys to Effective Communication ~ Building Teams that Work **Continuing Education for Health Care Professionals (Accredited CEUs Online): Legal & Ethical Issues in Nursing ) hours) Gerontology (44 contact hours) Oxygenation (15 contact hours) Pain Assessment & Management (24 contact hours) Real Estate Professionals (Online): Real Estate Law ~ Real Estate Investing ~ Effective Selling ~ Principles of Sales Management ~ Marketing Your Business on the Internet ~ Achieving Success with Difficult People *Online classes are provided through a partnership with Ed2Go/Gatlin Educational Services. Ed2Go/Gatlin is solely responsible for all content and instructors involved with the listed online classes. Registration and payment for these online classes is to be made online only. **The American Nurses Credentialing Center s Commission on Accreditation accredits ALLEGRA Learning Solutions, LLC as a provider of continuing education in Nursing. For more information and to view all Online CE courses, visit: then click on Online Courses. Most of these online courses are $100 or less. 8

9 Environmental Health & Safety CEU s Environmental Safety Occupational Health & Safety Training-OSHA Business & Soft Skills Training Communication Personal Development Trades and Engineering Electrician CE Engineering PDH HVAC Contractor CE 9

10 NOTE: Office Closures--Classes will not be scheduled during breaks/holidays. Aquatics Have you wondered if water exercise is for you? Water exercise has many unique advantages. Water resistance exercises can help increase your endurance and muscle strength, improve flexibility by stretching your muscles and toning your entire body. It can also be a good cardio workout as well. Water workouts are designed to meet the needs of everyone, regardless of fitness level. These workouts are less stressful to your joints and muscles, all while giving you an invigorating workout. Participants have reported they have an increase in energy, endurance and muscular strength after attending water exercise classes on a regular basis. Please consult a Physician prior to enrolling or beginning any exercise or otherwise physical program. Check out the SE Continuing Education website for all of our class offerings! We have many different options to choose from that may fit your needs. Aquatic programs are held in the Bloomer Sullivan Gymnasium indoor heated pool. We offer lockers (you provide the lock), showers, and electrical outlets in the private dressing rooms. Lifeguards are on duty. Note: The pool will be closed during times of audible thunder and/or visible lightning and when the University is closed. When unscheduled swimming pool maintenance is required and the pool has to close, CE will make every effort to contact participants who are enrolled in the class. 10

11 Spring 2015 Scheduled Pool Closings March 16-20, April 3 Inclement Weather Students enrolled in all SE classes may call the following number for closing information due to inclement weather: (580) If possible, the decision to close will be made the evening before prior to the ten o'clock news and no later than 6:00 a.m. the morning of the possible closing. University closings (not pool closings) will be broadcast on local radio and television stations. ARTHRITIS FOUNDATION AQUATIC PROGRAM (AFAP) If you have a form of arthritis or a related condition, your physician may recommend that you begin an exercise program to help improve your flexibility and decrease pain. If you re searching for a program that will lessen joint stiffness, increase your stamina and still be fun, aquatic exercise may be the answer for you. Water exercise is especially good for people with arthritis, because it allows you to exercise without putting excess strain on your joints and muscles. The AFAP gives you the opportunity to do gentle activities in warm water, with guidance from a trained instructor. Although it is a nonclinical program (one that will not replace a prescribed regimen of therapeutic exercise), past participants have enjoyed some physical benefits, such as decreased pain and stiffness. Course Name: AFAP 3X (Jan.) Time: 10:10am - 11:00am Course: Fee: $78.00 Class Meets: Jan 12-March 11 (Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays) Course Name: AFAP 3X (Mar.) Time: 10:10am - 11:00am Course: Fee: $60.00 Class Meets: March 23-May 8 (Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays) WATER AEROBICS FOR ADULTS (Morning or Evening) Start your day with an invigorating water aerobics workout in the Southeastern indoor pool. Water aerobic exercise is very enjoyable. You can relax and unwind while improving your physical conditioning in our soothing waters. There are deep and shallow water exercises, but it is your preference as to where you will work out. Flotation belts are provided for deep-water participants, as well as, leg weights for those participants who would like more resistance in their workouts. Sign up today! 11

12 MORNING WATER AEROBICS Course Name: Morning Water-3X (Jan.) Time: 9:00am - 9:50am Course: Fee: $78.00 Course Meets: Jan 12-March 11 (Mondays, Wednesdays, & Fridays) Course Name: Morning Water-3X (Mar.) Time: 9:00am - 9:50am Course: Fee: $60.00 Course Meets: March 23-May 8 (Mondays, Wednesdays, & Fridays) MORNING WATER AEROBICS Course Name: Morning Water-2X (Jan.) Time: 9:00am -9:50am Course: Fee: $54.00 Course Meets: Jan 13-March 10 (Tuesdays & Thursdays) Course Name: Morning Water-2X (Mar.) Time: 9:00am - 9:50am Course: Fee: $42.00 Course Meets: March 24-May 7 (Tuesdays & Thursdays) EVENING WATER AEROBICS Course Name: Evening Water (Jan.) Time: 5:30pm - 6:20pm Course: Fee: $99.00 Class Meets: Jan 12-March 11 (Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Thursdays) Course Name: Evening Water (Mar.) Time: 5:30pm - 6:30pm Course: Fee: $84.00 Class Meets: March 23-May 7 (Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, & Thursdays) 12

13 COMMUNITY LAP SWIM (Afternoon or Evening) Improve your physical fitness and swimming form, or just take it easy in the water during Afternoon and Evening Lap Swim classes. However you do it, swimming can improve your health by increasing your flexibility, strength, and circulatory endurance or by relieving all that stress and tension. Meet old and new friends in a relaxing, non-competitive environment. Due to the nature of this program, only a small number of participants allowed. Lifeguards on duty. See next page. AFTERNOON LAP SWIM Course Name: Afternoon Lap Swim 3X (Jan.) Time: 1:00pm - 1:50pm Course: Fee: $78.00 Class Meets: Jan 12-March 11 (Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays) Course Name: Afternoon Lap Swim 3X (Mar.) Time: 1:00-1:50pm Course: Fee: $60.00 Class Meets: March 23-May 8 (Mondays, Wednesdays & Fridays) Course Name: Afternoon Lap Swim 2X (Jan.) Time: 1:00pm - 1:50pm Course: Fee: $54.00 Class Meets: Jan 13-March 10 (Tuesdays & Thursdays) Course Name: Afternoon Lap Swim 2X (Mar.) Time: 1:00pm - 1:50pm Course: Fee: $42.00 Class Meets: March 24-May 7 (Tuesdays & Thursdays) 13

14 EVENING LAP SWIM Course Name: PM Lap Swim 2X (Jan.) Time: 6:30pm - 7:20pm Course: Fee: $54.00 Class Meets: Jan 13-March 10 (Tuesdays & Thursdays) Course Name: PM Lap Swim 2X (Mar.) Time: 6:30pm - 7:20pm Course: Fee: $42.00 Class Meets: March 24-May 7 (Tuesdays & Thursdays) WOMEN S WELLNESS WATER WORKOUT (WWWW) If you need a workout program to relieve physically limiting conditions such as arthritis or lower back pain, this class may be for you. If you want to improve your physical conditioning and flexibility, this program is definitely for you! Time in the water is invigorating, therapeutic, and relaxing. It is recommended that you consult your healthcare physician before beginning any exercise regimen. This class is for women only. Due to the popularity of the program and the number of participants, no swimming or other pool activities will be allowed during these sessions. Course Name: WWWW-3X (Jan.) Time: 2:00pm - 2:50pm Course: Fee: $78.00 Course Meets: Jan 12-March 11 (Mondays, Wednesdays, & Fridays) Course Name: WWWW-3X (Mar.) Time: 2:00pm - 2:50pm Course: Fee: $60.00 Class Meets: March 23-May 8 (Mondays, Wednesdays, & Fridays) Course Name: WWWW-2X (Jan.) Time: 2:00pm - 2:50pm Course: Fee: $54.00 Class Meets: Jan 13-March 10 (Tuesdays & Thursdays) Course Name: WWWW-2X (Mar.) Time: 2:00pm 2:50pm Course: Fee: $42.00 Class Meets: March 24-May 7 (Tuesdays & Thursdays 14

15 American Red Cross Lifeguard Certification & Water Safety Name: Lifeguard Certification I Time: Fri: 5:30pm-10pm; Sat: 3:30-10pm; Sun: Course#: pm-6pm. Dates: March 6-8 & Cost: $ (must attend all 6 meeting times for certification) Course Name: Lifeguard Certification II Time: Fri: 5:30pm-10pm; Sat: 3:30-10pm; Sun: Course #: pm-6pm. Dates: April & Cost: $ (must attend all 6 meeting times for certification) Course Name: Water Safety Instruction Time: Fri: 5:30pm-10pm; Sat: 3:30-10pm; Sun: Course #: pm-6pm. Dates: April & May 1-3 Cost: $ (Must attend all 6 meeting times for certification) Recertification: March 14 th OR April 18 th Saturday, 9:00am- 6:00pm Cost: $75 Lockers available for SE Pool users enrolled in Aquatics classes. All Lockers are the property of SE, with or without padlocks, and must be emptied at the end of a course/semester. Contents of Lockers may be thrown away if not emptied at end of class. SE is NOT responsible for lost, stolen or thrown away contents of Lockers. The locker room is not a storage facility 15

16 SCUBA Certification Class The Basic Open Water SCUBA class will provide certification in diving, and the certification is good for life. Refresher classes are recommended for students who have not been diving for a long period of time. Students must be at least 12 years of age to enroll. Students between the ages of 12 and 14, upon successful completion of all the requirements in the classroom, pool, and open water, receive a Junior Open Water Diver Certification. Upon reaching the age of 15, these students can be upgraded to an Open Water Diver Certification. With students between the ages of 12-14, it is recommended that an adult accompany them. Like the Junior Diver, those students over the age of 14 must also successfully complete the same material and skills as the junior diver. Upon completion, the student will receive a wall certificate and a certification C card. This card is their proof of formal training, and they will be asked to present it whenever they wish to dive on a charter boat, have their tank filled with air, rent gear, and in many cases to purchase certain pieces of diving equipment. You must provide your own mask, fins, snorkel, and textbook: however, you are not required to have this gear until the first pool session. All other equipment needed for this class will be provided at no extra charge. Eric Kelley was certified as a diver in 1970 and has been a SCUBA instructor since He is currently a junior high school principal and owner of SCUBA Etc. in Sherman. He is a veteran of the Air Force. Erica is a member of SEI (SCUBA Instructors International 16

17 Name: Scuba Time: 10:30am-2:00pm Course #: Dates: February 7, 14, 21, 28 and March 7, Location: SE Indoor Pool 14, 28 (All Saturday s) Check-Out Dive Cost: $195 ($175 for SE Faculty/Staff) March 28 & 29 PHYSICAL & THERAPEUTIC FITNESS BOOT CAMP Are you ready for a challenge? Boot Camp is a group fitness program designed to get participants on the fast track toward fitness goals and revved up with energy, inspiration, and fun. Exercise experts agree that early morning workouts rev up your metabolism, jump start your energy level and accelerate your ability to burn calories. The Boot Camp begins inside with a dynamic warm-up, and then heads outside (weather-permitting) for 45 minutes of cardio circuit training, core conditioning, strength building and flexibility. This challenging class is great for any fitness level, age, or size, because variations are provided to challenge a wide range of abilities. Boot camp not only pushes you physically, but the friendships you may make can keep you coming back for more! Drill Sgt. Julie will take you to the limit! Power Yoga will provide you with a sweat-producing, muscle-building workout. The class is a fast-paced, intense aerobic workout that can help improve balance, strength, muscle tone, flexibility, and concentration and may even help you sleep better. First class is free. Instructor: Julie Simeroth is the Fitness Guru for SE s Continuing Education! *Equipment Required for Boot Camp: Well-padded personal exercise mat, comfortable clothing, good quality athletic shoes, & water bottle. BOOT CAMP 1 (30 Sessions) Course #: Dates: January 5-March 13 (M, W, TH) Time: 6:00am 6:45am Cost: $ Location: Student Union Gym Boot Camp 2 (21 sessions) Course #: Dates: March 23-May 7 (M, W, TH) Time: 6:00am 6:45am Cost: $90 Location: Student Union Gym 17

18 FOXTROT Join the fun and excitement LEARN TO FOXTROT. Foxtrot is a truly American dance. In fact, it is the most popular social dance at parties, balls, and night-clubs. The music is smooth and rhythmic, and the basic steps help you move around the dance floor with ease. Foxtrot can be danced to a wide and varied range of music. It is a heart-healthy exercise and is more fun because of you are doing it with a partner. Foxtrot gives the couple great dancing pleasure. Course: Dates: April 13, 20 & 27 Time: 7:00-9:00pm Cost: $75 Location: Magnolia Room PAINTING PERSONAL ENRICHMENT Course Name: Beginning Painting for Adults Time: 1:00pm-6:00pm Course: Cost: $75 Class Meets: April 11 Location: VA130 What you will learn: Still Life sketching while learning to break up the field into a nice design How to manipulate and use different brushes How to mix paint colors How to paint the background colors How to highlight and shade for dimension 5 hour class KIDS PAINTING Course Name: Kid s Holiday Paint Time: 1:00pm-3:30pm Course: Cost: $35 or 2 for $60 Class Meets: February 7 Location: VA130 Kids and parents, if they like, will paint a gender neutral themed painting for the upcoming holiday. 18

19 Course Name: Kid s Holiday Paint Time: 1:00pm-3:30pm Course: Cost: $35 or 2 for $60 Class Meets: March 7 Location: VA130 Kids and parents, if they like, will paint a gender neutral themed painting for the upcoming holiday. SEWING Course Name: Easy sew fleece blanket Time: 1:00pm-6:00pm Course: Cost: $60 Class Meets: January 24 Location: VA130 Supplies needed by student: 2 yards of fleece in 2 coordinating colors/patterns Large spool of thread in coordinating color Sewing machine with manual and all attachments A working knowledge of your machine Course Name: Sassy apron Time: 1:00pm-6:00pm Course: Cost: $60 Class Meets: February 21 Location: VA130 Supplies needed by student: 2 yards of coordinating fabric Spool of coordinating thread with full bobbin of matching thread Sewing machine with manual and all attachments A working knowledge of your machine We will create an apron in the style of the picture. No pattern is used and is a great beginning project! This will be a 5 hour class, including setup and tear down. Must arrive before start time, no entry after class starts. 19

20 Fresh Flower Wedding Floral Learn to build your own wedding bouquets and centerpieces for your big day! You will learn techniques on how to create a beautiful fresh flower handheld wedding bouquet and fresh flower table centerpieces on a budget. The instructor, an experienced wedding florist, will teach you how to build these masterpieces and how to save money doing it. Items needed for class: Floral wire-16 gu., floral tape, floral ribbon (colors of choice), floral snips for wire. Flowers and greenery will be provided. The cutoff for this class will be April 10 th at 2:00pm. Bring your family and friends! Course #: Dates: April 18 Time: 9:00am 1:00pm Cost: $35 Location: Magnolia Room INCREASE YOUR INVESTING IQ & PREPARE FOR YOUR FUTURE Building your investor IQ starts with understanding the basics. Whether you are new to investing or need a refresher, join us for our Foundations of Investing presentation. You ll learn about: The importance of developing a strategy The importance of asset allocation The influence of inflation on your long-term goals Course #: Dates: Feb. 10-March 3 (Tues) Time: 6:00pm Cost: $20 Location: Magnolia Room Grief & Loss Grief and Loss: Successful Coping CONFERENCES/WORKSHOPS Grief is the natural reaction to loss; losses of all kinds. Although there are a variety of reactions to loss, grief following the death of a loved one can be traumatic and is typically life-altering. How can we know what is normal in grief and if or when professional help is needed? Is grief a mental illness? Should bereaved persons take anti-depressants? Is counseling essential to successfully cope with grief? This presentation will be presented in an accessible manner for both bereaved persons and caregivers who help others with their grief, both professionals and volunteers. Presenter: The Southeastern Continuing Education office welcomes Dr. Jon K. Reid. Dr. Reid has extensive experience as both a presenter on grief and loss, as well as, a counselor to the grieving. He earned a Ph.D. in Family Studies (1990) from Texas Woman s University in Denton, Texas and joined the faculty of the Department of Psychology and Counseling at Southeastern (SE) in

21 An experienced counselor, Dr. Reid has conducted counseling in diverse contexts, such as public schools, churches, counseling agencies, psychiatric hospitals, and in private practice. Recently he served as consultant and supervisor of grief counselors for Camp Strong Heart, a summer camp for grieving children held at Lake Texoma. Dr. Reid has been published in several journals including Death Studies; Journal of Personal and Interpersonal Loss; and Illness, Crises and Loss. Dr. Reid has written about roadside memorials in The Handbook of Death and Dying and The Encyclopedia of Death and the Human Experience. Dr. Reid has made presentations on grief and bereavement in China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, and Barbados. As a member of the SE Counseling Faculty, Dr. Reid regularly teaches courses on grief counseling and the psychology of death and dying. Dr. Reid is a Licensed Professional Counselor, a National Certified Counselor, a Fellow in Thanatology, and was recently installed as President of the ADEC Board ( ), and currently serves as Immediate Past-President on the ADEC Board ( ) ( ( Course #: Date: February 27th Time: 9:00am-12:00pm Cost: $60 Location: R100 Title: Counseling for Traumatic Loss and Complicated Bereavement Although grief is the natural reaction to loss; losses of all kinds; what about those bereaved persons who are not able to successfully cope with their loss(s) in such as way that they can move on with life? This workshop will address: How to define traumatic loss?; Examples of complicated bereavement; Using the DSM-5 for complicated bereavement; and Specific strategies and techniques for working with traumatic loss and complicated bereavement. Presenter: The Southeastern Continuing Education office welcomes Dr. Jon K. Reid. Dr. Reid has extensive experience as both a presenter on grief and loss, as well as, a counselor to the grieving. He earned a Ph.D. from Texas Woman s University in Denton, Texas and joined the faculty of the Department of Psychology and Counseling at Southeastern (SE) in Dr. Reid is a Licensed Professional Counselor, a National Certified Counselor, a Fellow in Thanatology, and currently serves as President of the Association for Death Education and Counseling Board ( ) ( An experienced counselor, Dr. Reid has conducted counseling in diverse contexts, such as schools, churches, agencies, and private practice. Recently he served as consultant and supervisor of grief counselors for Camp Strong Heart, a summer camp for grieving children held at Lake Texoma. Dr. Reid has been published in several journals including Death Studies; Journal of Personal and Interpersonal Loss; and Illness, Crises and Loss. Dr. Reid has written about roadside memorials in The Handbook of Death and Dying and The Encyclopedia of Death and the Human Experience. He has made presentations on grief and bereavement in China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Malaysia, Singapore, and Barbados. As a member of the SE Counseling Faculty, Dr. Reid regularly teaches courses on grief counseling and the psychology of death and dying. 21

22 Course #: Date: February 27 Time: 1:15pm-4:15pm Cost: $60 Location: R100 ($100 for both grief workshops) DSM-5 Title: What s New in the DSM-5? The DSM-5 has undergone the most dramatic revision since the introduction of the DSM-IV in Experienced mental health professionals are already familiar with the major diagnostic categories in mental health treatment; however, several significant changes have been introduced in the DSM-5. This six-hour workshop will review the major changes to the recent revision of the DSM. Obtaining a copy of the DSM-5 would be useful for this workshop, although not required. Cases will be used to compare the two versions of the DSM. Brief quizzes will be used throughout the workshop for clinicians to test their mastery of the new system of diagnosis. Presenter: The Southeastern Continuing Education office welcomes Dr. Jon K. Reid. He earned a Ph.D. in Family Studies (1990) from Texas Woman s University in Denton, Texas and joined the faculty of the Department of Psychology and Counseling at Southeastern (SE) in Jon K. Reid, PhD, LPC-S (Texas), NCC, Fellow in Thanatology (ADEC) Southeastern Oklahoma State University Counselor Education Faculty Member & Professor of Psychology and Counseling. Dr. Reid has worked on an Inpatient Eating Disorders Unit, an Inpatient Dissociative Identity Disorders Unit, and with chronic Schizophrenic adults in a residential setting. Course #: Date: Friday, February 6 th Time: 9:00am-4:30pm (Lunch 12-1 on your own) Cost: $100 Location: Magnolia Room Instructor: Dr. Jon Reid DATE HAS BEEN CHANGED TO FRIDAY, MARCH 27 TH LOCATION R100 22