Board of Trustees. Officers of the College. A Message from the Associate Dean for Community Educa on. A Message from the President

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2 Board of Trustees Jacob Jake Rendleman, Chair Jaclyn Hancock, Vice Chair Cheryl Graff, Secretary Mike Hopkins John W. Sanders Don Brewer Bill Kilquist Kayla Malone, Student Representa ve Officers of the College Mike Dreith, President Brad McCormick, Vice President for Business Services & College Facili es Tim Daugherty, Vice President for Administra ve Services Deborah Payne, Vice President for Instruc onal Services A Message from the President I hope you take me to scan the spring edi on of the John A. Logan College schedule of con nuing educa on classes. The goal is to provide you with ways to con nue your lifelong pursuit of learning. There are lots to choose from.including classes that are just plain fun. John A. Logan College serves almost 15,000 students each semester in five areas of instruc on: con nuing, adult, baccalaureate transfer and career educa on. We also have an extensive business and industry mission. JALC and the other 48 public community colleges enroll over one million students annually in higher educa on. That s over 60% of all students in Illinois public higher educa on. Con nuing Educa on is a key mission of the system and is par cularly important here at JALC. If you have an idea concerning a course of study not already offered at John A. Logan College, please take me to contact us and talk to our Con nuing Educa on Department at extension We are always scanning the local environment to find new interests and needs. I am so proud of the service provided by the college to our residents. Please take advantage of the opportunity and enroll today. Cordially, Mike Dreith, Ed.D. President A Message from the Associate Dean for Community Educa on Thank you for taking me to look through the spring 2014 Con nuing Educa on Department class schedule. Over 400 sec- ons of courses are offered each semester on campus and at other loca ons in the colleges five-county district, which will allow students ample opportuni es to take courses. We will be offering several new classes for students this fall, including: Illinois Conceal Carry; the Beatles-Online; the Stock- Market; Technical Analysis Char ng; Wildflowers of Southern Illinois; Compu ng with Android; Vintage Baseball; Genealogy with emphasis on Military History; FaceBook for Beginners; IPad and IOS7; From Fear to Fearlessness, A Journey in Uncertain Times; Rabbits: Know the Basics Before you Hop In; Repurpose, Reuse and Refurbish; Reviewing the 1960 s; Basketball for Women; Dog NW100 Nose Work Training; Embroidery: Applique Flowers; Sewing-Pajamas and Tote Bags; and Croche ng- Making an Afgan in 8 Weeks. Many of your favorite courses will again be offered, including Dog Obedience, Ballroom Dancing, Computers, Pain ng/ Drawing, Defensive Shoo ng, and others. Take a few minutes and look through this schedule. I feel confident you will find a course to your liking. Your interest in the Con nuing Educa on Department at John A. Logan College is greatly appreciated. Please contact my office if you have ques- ons. Sincerely yours, Accredited Higher Learning Commission; Member North Central Association The Higher Learning Commission 30 North LaSalle Street, Suite 2400 Chicago, Illinois (312) Barry Hancock, Ph.D. Associate Dean for Community Educa on

3 Continuing Education General Information Spring Semester Classes Begin January 21, 2014 Enrollment in Continuing Education (general studies) courses and public service (PS) courses will be accepted without application for admission to the college. There is no application fee, nor is it necessary to have transcripts of previous work. People 12 years of age or older are eligible to enroll in public service classes (16 years of age or older for Continuing Education credit classes) with the exception of some courses where the age limit is set by the State of Illinois, such as real estate. Classes for children will have the age limit noted in the course description. Registration begins January 6, Registration Procedures. Online Registration Preferred! Check out our new web registration. (No Telephone Registration!) Deadline for Early Registration is January 15, 2014 at 4:00 p.m. If the registration form is not filled out correctly, the form will be returned to the student. To reserve a seat in the class, students must pre-pay and complete the registration process by January 15, at 4:00 p.m. Students may also register at the first or second class meeting. However, those students who have pre-paid will have seating priority if the class has filled. Any student with a past due balance at John A. Logan College cannot be enrolled in Continuing Education classes until payment is made. Students pre-registering will not receive a confirmation from the college stating they are in the class. If the class has filled due to preregistration, an additional section may be offered if instructors and classroom space are available. Students with personal laptop computers may be admitted to a closed class with permission from the associate dean for community education. Students registering in class should bring the following information to class: < Student ID Number < Name and Address (No P.O. boxes please) < Date of Birth < Home and Business Telephone Numbers Students who register in class will be billed by mail for the tuition and/or course fee and will have two weeks after the class begins to pay their tuition. If tuition has not been paid within two weeks of the class starting date, the student will be dropped and no refund issued. * Make checks payable to John A. Logan College. No student will be admitted to class after the second class meeting without special permission from the associate dean for community education. Tuition. Tuition for Continuing Education (general studies) courses is computed at a rate of $97 per semester hour. Tuition costs for all general studies 1 courses and public service courses are listed following the description in the schedule of classes which follows. * Prices quoted in this brochure are subject to change prior to the start date of the class. Citizens 60 years of age or older will not be required to pay for any class which has a listed tuition; however, this waiver does not apply to any class listing a fee or having a course number which begins with a PS (example: Ballroom Dance PS 564). Senior citizens will be charged a laboratory fee for any general studies or public service (PS or MED) class if a cost is listed. Congratulations! If you are 60 years of age or older, you are required to pay fees, but are exempt from paying tuition for Continuing Education credit classes. Money for the cost of materials (COM) will be collected in class by the instructor. Refunds and Withdrawals. A student must withdraw from a class by sending a letter to the Office of Continuing Education before the second class meeting to be eligible for a full tuition refund. If a student does not withdraw from class within two weeks of the class starting date, the student will be dropped and no refund issued. Generally speaking, Continuing Education classes with fewer than 12 students will be canceled after the second class meeting and all tuition and registration fees will be refunded. Affirmative Action, Non- Discrimination of Disabled. John A. Logan College is committed to equal access and equal opportunity for all students. Admission, financial aid, student employment, curriculum requirements, extracurricular participation, counseling, placement service, athletic programs, or any other service or program of the college, shall be provided without regard to sex, race, color, religion, age, national origin, or disability when such college activity is consistent with the applicable laws and regulations. The admission and retention of, as well as services, programs, and activities for, students with identified disabilities will be in accordance with applicable laws and regulations. Insurance. John A. Logan College does not provide accident insurance for any student registered in a continuing education class. Students wanting such coverage should make arrangements with their local insurance agent.

4 Occupational BASIC CPR REVIEW (CHILDCARE) (6CNE 100). Designed for home childcare & childcare center providers, foster parents, Boy/Girl Scout leaders, etc. Contact Greg Stettler for more information, Ext Any fees charged for this course, except for the portion of fees needed for AHA course material; do not represent income to the Association. Text Book is required, contact Continuing Education office or JALC Bookstore. Sessions: 1, COM: $5.00 payable to instructor Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H126, Meets Saturday beginning January 11 (Early Start), 9:00A-4:30P, Instructor: Bob Loftus Section No. 2: John A. Logan College, Room H126, Meets Saturday beginning February 15 (Late Start), 9:00A-4:30P, Instructor: Bob Loftus Section No. 3: John A. Logan College, Room H126, Meets Saturday beginning March 15 (Late Start), 9:00A-4:30P, Instructor: Bob Loftus Section No. 4: John A. Logan College, Room H126, Meets Saturday beginning April 19 (Late Start), 9:00A-4:30P, Instructor: Bob Loftus Section No. 5: John A. Logan College, Room H126, Meets Saturday beginning May 10 (Late Start), 9:00A-4:30P, Instructor: Bob Loftus FSSMC REFRESHER FOOD SAFETY (6CEU 001). Learn up to date regulations of the State of Illinois. Students will receive a half (.5) college credit upon successful completion and five (5) CEU s. Bring your Food Certificate License to class. Any Illinois State Food Certificate License that expires after October 1, 2014, this food refresher course is invalid. Questions Contact Greg Stettler for more information, Ext Sessions: 1, Tuition: $48.50 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room F109, Meets Thursday beginning February 27 (Late Start), 9:00A-4:30P, Instructor: Katie Chu Section No. 2: John A. Logan College, Room H127, Meets Saturday beginning March 8 (Late Start), 8:00A-3:30P, Instructor: Carol Schlitt Section No. 3: John A. Logan College, Room H206, Meets Saturday beginning April 12 (Late Start), 9:00A-4:30P, Instructor: Barb Cooksey Section No. 4: John A. Logan College, Room H127, Meets Saturday beginning May 3 (Late Start), 8:00A-3:30P, Instructor: Carol Schlitt IHSA SPORTS OFFICIATING: BASEBALL (6ACE 201). Become a licensed Illinois High School Association (IHSA) official by learning general officiating principles, rules, mechanics, as well as practicing these skills in an actual high school contest. At the conclusion of this course, students may go through the application process and become a licensed IHSA official for the reduced rate of $ For more information, contact Bobby Blondi at (618) Sessions: 4, Tuition: $97.00 Section No. 9A: West Frankfort Extension Center, Room 111, Meets Wednesday beginning March 5 (Late Start), 5:00P-9:00P, Instructor: Bobby Blondi IHSA SPORTS OFFICIATING: SOFTBALL (6ACE 202). Become a licensed Illinois High School Association (IHSA) official by learning general officiating principles, rules, mechanics, as well as practicing these skills in an actual high school contest. At the conclusion of this course, students may go through the application process and become a licensed IHSA official for the reduced rate of $ For more information, contact Bobby Blondi at (618) Sessions: 4, Tuition: $97.00 Section No. 9A: West Frankfort Extension Center, Room 111, Meets Wednesday beginning February 26 (Late Start), 5:00P-9:00P, Instructor: Bobby Blondi PRIVATE INVESTIGATIONS (6ACE 211). This course will meet or exceed the basic requirements to be a private detective. The materials learned in this course can be used towards obtaining a license. Students will receive a certificate of completion. Students will also qualify for basic training and firearms certification as mandated by the Illinois Department of Professional Regulations. Students will be able to apply for their Permanent Employee Registration Card (PERC) and Brown Card after successful completion of the class. Must be 21 to take the course. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $291.00, Fee: $32.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H207, Meets Monday beginning January 27, 6:00P-10:00P, Instructor: Greg Yelencich PRIVATE INVESTIGATIONS (6ACE 211). Learn investigative procedures and techniques. No firearms certification. Students will be able to apply for their Permanent Employee Registration Card (PERC) after successful completion of the class. A certificate will be given upon attending all class sessions. Sessions: 5, Tuition: $48.50, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 2: John A. Logan College, Room H207, Meets Monday beginning January 27, 6:00P-10:00P, Instructor: Greg Yelencich 2

5 SAFETY & SANITATION (FOOD SERVICE) (TRT 152). Service Managers Certification Examination is required by Illinois for managers of food service operations. Test given last class period through a state approved test. Photo ID required. Additional fee payable to the State of Illinois required separate from tuition due to JALC. Tuition: $97.00, Approx. Book & Answer Sheet Fee: $ (Book not required but answer sheet is required). Section No. 1A: John A. Logan College, Room F109, Meets Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday beginning February 24 (Late Start), 9:00A-3:30P, Instructor: Katie Chu Sessions: 3 Section No. 2A: John A. Logan College, Room H127, Meets Saturday beginning March 8 (Late Start), 8:00A-5:00P, Instructor: Carol Schlitt Sessions: 2 Section No. 3A: John A. Logan College, Room H127, Meets Saturday beginning May 3 (Late Start), 8:00A-5:00P, Instructor: Carol Schlitt Sessions: 2 SMALL ENGINE REPAIR (BEG.) (6ACE 177). Emphasis is on repair and replacement of gasoline and engine parts and components, cooling, tune-up, lubricating, electrical components, starting systems, and engine overhaul. Sessions: 7, Tuition: $97.00, Fee: $15.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, V12, Meets Tuesday beginning January 21, 6:30P-9:30P, Instructor: Chad Nalley SMALL ENGINE REPAIR (INTER/ADV) (6ACE 204). An in-depth analysis of small gasoline engines from theoretical and practical points of view, emphasis is on repair and replacement of engine parts and components. Small engine cooling, lubricating, electrical, and starting systems, engine overhaul, tune-up, and machine procedures are discussed. Lab work includes the disassembly, measuring, reassembly of engine components. Sessions: 7, Tuition: $ TRAINING FOR SECURITY GUARDS (BEG.) (6DRV 120A). Development and basic law enforcement training for security guards at malls, warehouses, hospitals, and colleges. Students receive a certificate for the 20 hours of training and may qualify for firearms certification. Upon completion a student can apply to the state for a Permanent Employee Registration Card (PERC). Must be 21 to take the class. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $194.00, Fee: $50.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H206, Meets Monday beginning January 27, 6:00P-10:00P, Instructors: Ryan Horn, Bob Alcorn TRAINING FOR SECURITY GUARDS (ADV.) (6DRV 159A). Recertification for firearms or initial certification can be obtained along with new advanced concepts. Must be 21 to take the class. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $194.00, Fee: $50.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H206, Meets Monday beginning January 27, 6:00P-10:00P, Instructors: Ryan Horn, Bob Alcorn UPHOLSTERY (6ACE 126). Do you want to learn how to upholster? Do you already have some experience? Either way, this course will be a perfect fit for you. It is designed to be taught on a one-to-one basis. Bring a piece of furniture with you and you will be taught how to recover it. Machines will be provided or you may bring your own regular home sewing machine. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $194.00, Fee: $20.00, COM Section No. 1: Johnston City, Linda s Upholstery, 401 West Perrine Street, Meets Tuesday beginning January 21, 6:00P-9:00P, Instructor: Linda Odum WATERWORKS OPERATION (BASIC) (6DRV 086A). This course is an introduction to water supply covering Class D and C operations. Topics include wells, chlorination, fluoridation, chemical treatment, distribution systems, pumps, sampling, operating reports, water quality and related math. Sessions: 12, Tuition: $291.00, Fee: $40.00, Approximate Book Fee: $95.50 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H133, Meets Thursday beginning January 23, 6:00P-9:45P, Instructor: Chris Johnston-Illinois EPA Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, V12, Meets Tuesday beginning March 18 (Late Start), 6:30P-9:30P, Instructor: Chad Nalley 3

6 WELDING AN INTRODUCTION (6DRV 060A). This course will offer classroom lecture and hands on lab exercises in basic welding safety and proper welding methodology. Students will be offered the opportunity to learn through hands on training, the basics of oxyacetylene welding, shielded metal arc welding and gas metal arc welding. Students are required to have leather welding gloves and a pair of slip joint pliers. No open toed shoes are allowed. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $145.50, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room C139, Meets Thursday beginning January 23, 6:00P-9:00P, Instructors: Robert Musgrave, Max Damron Real Estate REAL ESTATE BROKER PRE-LICENSE PART I AND PART II (IN CLASS AND ONLINE ) (6RST 22 AND 6RST 23). Effective April 2011, legislation affecting the Illinois Real Estate Act of 2000 eliminates the Real Estate Salesperson License. In its place is the Real Estate Broker with new educational requirements. These classes satisfy the 90 hours of instruction as required by the Illinois Department of Professional and Financial Regulation, successful completion of which allows students to sit for the Real Estate Broker examination. Students must sign up for 6RST 22 and 6RST 23 in order to complete the 90 hours. EACH CLASS is 45 hours to total the 90 hours required. *Class will be taught primarily online along with a few required and some optional classroom meetings with the instructors. Sessions: 26, Tuition: $291.00, per class, Approximate book fee total: $47.50 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Online, Meets Monday/Wednesday beginning January 22, 6:00P-9:30P, Instructors: Sonnet Johnston, Steve Maxwell REAL ESTATE TRAINING (15 HOURS INTERACTIVE APPLIED REAL ESTATE PRINCIPLES (6RST 21). In this course, students will participate in five 3-hour interactive lessons with an instructor to apply the knowledge learned in the Illinois Real Estate Broker Pre- License Topics course. Each interactive lesson begins with a review of principles, concepts, requirements for compliance and violations, summary of best practices, and/or applicable laws/licensee requirements. Next, students will participate in a variety of interactive activities (e.g., quizzes, content review exercises, class and small group discussion) where they will apply their knowledge to a variety of real-world scenarios designed to provide valuable analysis and decision-making experience. Sessions: 5, Tuition: $97.00, Approximate Book Fee: $15.00 Finance STOCK MARKET AN INTRODUCTION TO THE MARKET, INVESTING AND TRADING (PS 719). If you want to learn how the market works AND how to work the market, then this seminar New is for you. I will begin with This is a Stock, and then discuss Bonds, Closed and Open End Mutual Funds along with Exchange Traded Funds/Notes. Learn new facts and strategies to help build or rebuild your nest egg and become a more confident-successful trader/investor. Sessions: 1, Fee: $89.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H127, Meets Friday beginning January 24, 9:00A-4:30P, Instructor: David England STOCK MARKET MAKING MONEY USING CHARTS/TECHNICAL ANALYSIS (PS 720). While many know if their holdings are making money, most do not have a clue how they New are doing compared to just investing in the market-spx. In this seminar, you will learn chart basics for buy and sell signals using trend lines and proven indicators to lock in your hard earned profits. Discover how to anticipate market changes using moving averages and oscillators. Learn what the big money (institutions) is doing with their money and yours! Sessions: 1, Fee: $89.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H127, Meets Friday beginning February 14 (Late Start), 9:00A-4:30P, Instructor: David England STOCK MARKET MAKE MONEY USING (ETF s) EXCHANGE TRADED FUNDS (PS 721). ETFs are the fastest growing segment for the individual investor/trader. New Unfortunately, many do not know their benefits and advantages. These funds offer diversification, more transparency, better liquidity and many times lower expenses than traditional Mutual Funds. I will identify and discuss strategies on selecting the right funds to position for maximum profits with ANY market condition. Sessions: 1, Fee: $89.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H127, Meets Friday beginning March 7 (Late Start), 9:00A-4:30P, Instructor: David England Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H123, Meets Monday beginning April 7 (Late Start), 6:00P-9:00P, Instructor: Steve Maxwell 4

7 STOCK MARKET LEARN TO TRADE ONLINE TAX FREE! (PS 722). If you are tired of paying extremely high commissions and New unnecessary fees-this seminar is for you. I will discuss the advantages and disadvantages of using online brokers and will show which give the most bang for your hard earned buck. Learn how to Trade Tax Free in a ROTH IRA. Plus, I will introduce you to my proprietary trading systems to help control losses and lock in larger profits! Sessions: 1, Fee: $89.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H127, Meets Friday beginning April 4 (Late Start), 9:00A-4:30P, Instructor: David England TECHNICAL ANALYSIS CHARTING WORKSHOP (PS 885). Please contact instructor, David England at thetraderseye@gmail.com for course description. Sessions: 1, Fee: $49.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H115, Meets Tuesday beginning January 7 (Early Start), 1:00P-4:00P, Instructor: David England Section No. 2: John A. Logan College, Room H115, Meets Tuesday beginning January 7 (Early Start), 6:00P-9:00P, Instructor: David England TECHNICAL ANALYSIS I CHARTING WORKSHOP (INTRO) (PS 885). Please contact instructor, David England at thetraderseye@gmail.com for course description. Sessions: 1, Fee: $49.00 Section No. 3: John A. Logan College, Room E231, Meets Tuesday beginning April 22 (Late Start), 2:00-5:00P, Instructor: David England Section No. 4: John A. Logan College, Room E231, Meets Tuesday beginning April 22 (Late Start), 6:00-9:00P, Instructor: David England TECHNICAL ANALYSIS CHARTING WORKSHOP (PS 887). Please contact instructor, David England at thetraderseye@gmail.com for course description. Sessions: 1, Fee: $49.00 New TECHNICAL ANALYSIS II CHARTING WORKSHOP (INTER) (PS 887). Please contact instructor, David England at thetraderseye@gmail.com New for course description. Sessions: 1, Fee: $49.00 Section No. 3: John A. Logan College, Room E231, Meets Tuesday beginning May 6 (Late Start), 2:00-5:00P, Instructor: David England Section No. 4: Section No. 3: John A. Logan College, Room E231, Meets Tuesday beginning May 6 (Late Start), 6:00-9:00P, Instructor: David England TECHNICAL ANALYSIS III CHARTING WORKSHOP (PS 917). Please contact instructor, David England at thetraderseye@gmail.com New for course description. Sessions: 1, Fee: $49.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room E231, Meets Tuesday beginning May 20 (Late Start), 2:00-5:00P, Instructor: David England Section No. 2: Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room E231, Meets Tuesday beginning May 20 (Late Start), 6:00-9:00P, Instructor: David England Massage Therapy Certification *These courses provide CE hours for massage therapy license renewal. They are approved for credit by both the state of Illinois and NCBTMB. ETHICS FOR MASSAGE THERAPISTS (PS 875). This course will address the role of ethics in massage therapy in such contexts as interpersonal dynamics, boundaries, sexuality, safety, and business practices. Participants will explore specific ethical dilemmas, and demonstrate appropriate resolutions in role-playing scenarios. 3 CE hours Sessions: 1, Fee: $35.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H207, Meets Saturday beginning March 1 (Late Start), 9:00A-12:00P, Instructor: Bill Connell, M.A., L.M.T. Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H115, Meets Tuesday beginning January 14 (Early Start), 1:00P-4:00P, Instructor: David England Section No. 2: John A. Logan College, Room H115, Meets Tuesday beginning January 14 (Early Start), 6:00P-9:00P, Instructor: David England 5

8 TAI CHI FOR MASSAGE THERAPISTS (PS 872). This course offers an introduction to tai chi as a foundation for good body mechanics, stress management, and injury prevention for the massage therapist. Participants will also use tai chi principles for direct application in techniques for both the massage table and chair. 6 CE hours Sessions: 1, Fee: $80.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H207, Meets Saturday beginning April 5 (Late Start), 9:00A-3:50P, Instructor: Bill Connell, M.A., L.M.T. COMPUTERS FOR OLDER BEGINNERS (ADV.) *COMPUTING WITH ANDROID (6ACE 245). Computing with Android. This course is for New students using tablet computers and Kindle Fire with the Android system. Students will learn computer file management, using photos and music files, Internet, , computer settings and more. Students must bring their tablet to class. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $145.50, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H115, Meets Tuesday beginning January 21, 11:00A-1:00P, Instructor: Angie Kaye Section No. 3: John A. Logan College, Room H115, Meets Monday beginning January 27, 6:30P-8:30P, Instructor: Angie Kaye Computers John A. Logan College has registered with the Illinois State Board of Education as a professional development provider for the teacher certificate renewal process. The College can offer CPDUs for any of the computer classes listed. For further information or suggestions as to how we can help with the renewal process, please contact Associate Dean Dr. Barry Hancock at one of the numbers on the back of this pamphlet. Students are welcome to bring their own laptops to class ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS *(10 CRASH COURSE) (6ACE 247). Whether you use a digital camera or scan traditional photos, Photoshop Elements makes digital imaging a breeze. Topics include restoring and retouching photos, manipulating and merging images, creating your own artwork, and sharing your pictures. Sessions: 6, Tuition: $97.00, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room C231A, Meets Monday/Wednesday beginning January 22, 5:30P-9:50P, Instructor: Phillip Lane ADOBE PHOTOSHOP (ADV) *MUST HAVE HAD PRIOR CLASS OR HAVE PRIOR EXPERIENCE (6ACE 197). For newspaper and television personnel, web designers, artists, photographers, graphic designers and others interested in advanced digital painting and photo manipulation. Sessions: 12, Tuition: $291.00, Fee: $30.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room E131, Meets Monday beginning January 27, 5:30P-9:15P, Instructor: Steve McLaughlin COMPUTERS FOR OLDER BEGINNERS (ADV.) (6ACE 245). This course is for students who are ready for advanced navigation of a PC. Folder and file management, desktop exploration, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Internet and usage will be offered during the semester and a packet of activities will be provided for weekly use. Students need to purchase a jump drive or USB which will allow saving classroom activities and work in and out of class during the semester. Tuition: $145.50, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 2: John A. Logan College, Room H115, Meets Monday beginning January 27, 9:00A-11:00A, Instructor: Kim Neace Sessions: 10 Section No. 4: Murphysboro Middle School, Computer lab on west side of building, Meets Tuesday/Thursday beginning January 21, 5:30P-7:30P, Instructor: Kim Neace Sessions: 11 COMPUTERS FOR OLDER BEGINNERS (BEG) (6ACE 145). Hands on experience for those who have never used a computer. Learn the basics of computers, and Internet. Maintenance, word processing, and more will be discussed as time allows. Having home computer is not necessary. Tuition: $145.50, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H115, Meets Tuesday beginning January 21, 9:00A-11:00A, Instructor: Ralph Arnold Sessions: 10 Section No. 2: John A. Logan College, Room H115, Meets Thursday beginning January 23, 5:30P-7:30P, Instructor: Eric Pulley Sessions: 10 6

9 Section No. 9A: West Frankfort Extension Center, Room 107, Meets Wednesday beginning January 22, 8:30A-10:45A, Instructor: Tim Arview Sessions: 10 Section No. 6: Murphysboro Middle School, Computer Lab on west side of building, Meets Wednesday beginning January 22, 5:30P-7:30P, Instructor: Kim Neace Sessions: 11 Section No. 9B: West Frankfort Extension Center, Room 107, Meets Monday beginning January 27, 10:00A-12:15P, Instructor: Nathan Marks Sessions: 10 Section No. 8: Marion Senior Citizen, 507 West Main, Meets Monday beginning January 27, 1:30P-3:30P, Instructor: Ralph Arnold Sessions: 11 COMPUTER FOR OLDER BEGINNERS (BEG) *MAY BRING YOUR OWN LAPTOP (6ACE 145). Sessions: 11, Tuition: $145.50, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 3: Carbondale, Prairie Living at Chautauqua Activity Room, Meets Tuesday beginning January 21, 9:30A-11:30A, Instructor: Gary Hartlieb COMPUTERS FOR OLDER BEGINNERS (BEG) (6ACE 145). Technology is changing our lives every day. This class is for anyone, any age, who feels left out of things because they do not use a computer. New beginners will have a good time while learning to search the internet, play games, and get an idea of what modern technology is all about. Safety and security will be emphasized. Discussions will concern windows 8, smart phones, tablets, I Pads, and more but students in the class will have hands-on training on windows 7 computers. Owning a computer is not necessary. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $145.50, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 9N: Alongi DuQuoin Extension Center, Room DQ5, Meets Tuesday beginning January 21, 11:00A-1:15P, Instructor: Brenda Teaney COMPUTERS FOR OLDER BEGINNERS (INTER.) (6ACE 195). Students will expand their knowledge of basic computer applications, including Windows, Word processing, the Internet and more. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $145.50, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H115, Meets Thursday beginning January 23, 9:00A-11:00A, Instructor: Ralph Arnold Section No. 2: John A. Logan College, Room H115, Meets Thursday beginning January 23, 7:30P-9:30P, Instructor: Eric Pulley COMPUTERS FOR OLDER BEGINNERS (INTER.) *WHAT COMES AFTER BEGINNING COMPUTER CLASS? (6ACE 195). For students who may have finished a beginning class but still have a lot to learn. This class will take up where the beginning class left off. A variety of topics will be taught. Windows 8, smart phones and tablets will be discussed but Windows 7 computers will be used in class. Class tailored to the needs of the students who enroll. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $145.50, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 9N: Alongi DuQuoin Extension Center, Room DQ5, Meets Wednesday beginning January 22, 10:00A-12:15P, Instructor: Brenda Teaney EBAY: TRICKS OF THE TRADE (6ACE 229). Learn EBay from Terrance Henry the areas ONLY Certified ebay Specialist trained and endorsed by ebay. Students will learn how to sell and buy on ebay, market their product, take professional photo s, ship large and small items, find products to sell, protect themselves when buying or selling, set up a PayPal account and more! Learn from the guy who has really made a living selling on ebay. Space is limited sign up Today! Sessions: 7, Tuition: $97.00, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H115, Meets Wednesday beginning January 22, 6:00P-8:00P, Instructor: Terance Henry GENEALOGY BASIC ONLINE *EMPHASIS ON MILITARY HISTORY (6ACE 191). Curious about your family history? In this course, students cover the essentials of genealogy research including how to get started, linking the generations, record keeping, ancestry.com, internet resources, vital and American military records. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $145.50, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 9A: West Frankfort Extension Center, Room 107, Meets Tuesday beginning January 21, 9:00A-11:00A, Instructor: Cynthia Hamilton New GENEALOGY RESEARCH *AND YOUR DNA (6CON 136). A review of DNA tests, basic genetics and terminology, ancestral composition and how Gedmatch bridges the gap between your DNA and your family tree will be covered in this one day workshop. Countries of Ancestry, Haplogroups, locations of your cousins whether they are 1st or distant can be revealed through DNA. Sessions: 1, Tuition: $48.50 Section No. 9P: Alongi DuQuoin Extension Center, Room DQ5, Meets Friday beginning February 21 (Late Start), 8:00A-4:30P, Instructor: Joy Upton 7

10 GENEOLOGY RESEARCH *(AN INTRO) (6CON 136). This class will concentrate on how to trace your family from what you know to sources that will help you grow your family tree with its leaves and branches. Will include an introduction and how to use FamilyTreemaker. You will have free access at home to Ancestry.com databases. Will also include instruction on using Ancestry.com. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $145.50, Fee: $10.00, COM Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room E204, Meets Wednesday beginning January 22, 1:00P-3:00P, Instructor: Joy Upton Section No. 9N: Alongi DuQuoin Extension Center, Room DQ5, Meets Monday beginning January 27, 10:00A-12:15P, Instructor: Joy Upton GENEALOGY RESEARCH *(EXPANDED) (6CON 136). For those who have taken Class 1 or who have knowledge of FamilyTreemaker and Ancestry.com. This class will explore various databases that will help grow more branches and leaves on your family tree. Also, included will be information about how DNA tests helps find those "missing ancestors", climb over brick walls and find unknown cousins who share your DNA. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $145.50, Fee: $10.00, COM Section No. 2: John A. Logan College, Room E204, Meets Wednesday beginning January 22, 3:00P-5:00P, Instructor: Joy Upton Section No. 90: Alongi DuQuoin Extension Center, Room DQ5, Meets Monday beginning January 27, 1:00P-3:15P, Instructor: Joy Upton INTERNET - A PRACTICAL GUIDE *(FACEBOOK) (6ACE 160). Do you just lurk on Facebook? Scared to post? Has the news frightened you New about using social media? Learn how to use Facebook, customize your account settings, upload pictures, chat, message, personalize timeline, organize, and be as safe as possible online. Emphasis on fun, safety and what not to do. Class is for those who really don t know how to use Facebook but already have some basic computer knowledge. Helpful to have a FB account. Bring your password and address. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $145.50, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 9N: Alongi DuQuoin Extension Center, Room DQ5, Meets Tuesday beginning January 21, 1:30P-3:45P, Instructor: Brenda Teaney Section No. 9A: West Frankfort Extension Center, Room 107, Meets Monday beginning January 27, 3:30P-5:45P, Instructor: Nathan Marks INTERNET *FOR OLDER BEGINNERS (6ACE 149). Beginning students will learn how to safely use the internet for shopping, researching and connecting with people. The class will learn to use social networking sites, such as Facebook and Twitter, to meet people with shared interests, make new acquaintances, build business relationships and connect with old friends. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $145.50, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H115, Meets Monday beginning January 27, 2:30P-4:30P, Instructor: Angie Kaye Section No. 9A: West Frankfort Extension Center, Room 107, Meets Monday beginning January 27, 1:00P-3:15P, Instructor: Nathan Marks IPAD FOR THE ADVANCED LEARNER (PS 819). Course demonstrates how to use the ipad including syncing the ipad, browsing the web, viewing and organizing photographs, music and video. Students will also learn gestures and techniques along with various tips and techniques required to effectively navigate the device. The instructor with demonstrate effective presentation skills, accessing and working with documents and photos on the ipad and the cloud. The course will cover using the ipad as a communication device by demonstrating various note taking apps and video conferencing. Sessions: 4, Fee: $30.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room F112, Meets Tuesday beginning January 21, 6:00P-8:00P, Instructor: Tim Nation Section No. 2: Carbondale Township Office, 217 East Main, parking available behind bldg. and room accessed from alley, Meets Thursday beginning March 20 (Late Start) (No class on Thurs. 4/10, last class on 4/17), 6:00P-8:00P, Instructor: Gary Hartlieb IPAD FOR THE BEGINNER AND THE NEW IQ57 (PS 764). Course is designed to demonstrate how to use the ipad for New everyday use including syncing the ipad, browsing the web, viewing and organizing photographs, music and video. Students will also learn the ipad s switches, buttons and ports along with gestures and techniques required to effectively navigate the ipad s home screen. The instructor will demonstrate mail and calendar functions, downloading and viewing PDF files and various tips and tricks associated with the ios. Sessions: 4, Fee: $30.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room F112, Meets Monday beginning January 27, 6:00P-8:00P, Instructor: Tim Nation 8

11 IPAD I HAVE ONE-NOW WHAT? (PS 764). This course will provide instruction on how to get the most out of your IPad. You will learn how to use keyboard shortcuts, Scrolling, Screen Orientation, Screen Shots and Creating folders. We will also cover such items as setting up s and calendars. Learn how to synchronize your ITunes, with your IPad. Find the best apps for your IPad and the world of ICloud. Plus many other fun things. Sessions: 4, Fee: $30.00 Section No. 2: Carbondale Township Office, 217 East Main, parking available behind bldg. and room accessed from alley, Meets Thursday(No class on Thurs. 2/13, last class 2/20) beginning January 23, 6:00P-8:00P, Instructor: Gary Hartlieb MICROSOFT EXCEL *2013 THE BASICS AND BEYOND (6ACE 216). This course is designed for students who wish to learn or enhance their knowledge of Microsoft Excel within MS Office 2013 software. Learn how to manage folders and files. We will build a workbook which will contain multiple classroom activities using the Autosum, formulas, software features, chart making, finance and budgeting options and more. *Students need to purchase a jump drive or USB which will allow saving classroom activities and work in and out of class during the semester. Sessions: 11, Tuition: $145.50, Fee: $10.00 QUICKBOOKS *(BEG) (6ACE 158). An overview and practical application of basic functions of QuickBooks normally utilized by the small business operation. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $145.50, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H115, Meets Tuesday beginning January 21, 5:00P-7:00P, Instructor: Angie Kaye WEBPAGE DESIGN (ADV) (6ACE 207). Beyond the basics, learn how to build a web site using Cascading Style Sheets (CCS) and HTML5 (the new HTML standard), learn how to optimize, promote and increase your web site ranking. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $145.50, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room E203, Meets Thursday beginning January 23, 7:30P-9:30P, Instructor: Karen Gibson Section No. 1: Murphysboro Middle School, computer lab on west side of bldg., Meets Monday beginning January 27, 5:30P-7:30P, Instructor: Kim Neace MICROSOFT OFFICE SUITE (BEG) *2007 WORD, EXCEL AND POWERPOINT (6ACE 212). A course for students who wish to enhance their personal knowledge and/or employability by learning how to do Word processing, spreadsheet applications and PowerPoint presentations with in Office program. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $145.50, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H115, Meets Monday beginning January 27, 4:30P-6:30P, Instructor: Angie Kaye MICROSOFT OFFICE SUITE (BEG) *2010 WORD, EXCEL AND POWERPOINT (6ACE 212). Sessions: 10, Tuition: $145.50, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 9A: West Frankfort Extension Center, Room 107, Meets Wednesday beginning January 22, 11:30A-1:45P, Instructor: Tim Arview MICROSOFT OFFICE SUITE (BEG) *2013 WORD, EXCEL AND POWERPOINT (6ACE 212). Sessions: 6, Tuition: $48.50, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 3: Murphysboro Middle School, computer lab on west side of bldg., Meets Saturday beginning January 25, 9:00A-11:30A, Instructor: Kim Neace WEBPAGE DESIGN (ADV) *CMS OPEN SOURCE WEB DEVELOPMENT (6ACE 207). Course is designed for any business owner or individual wanting web development experience. Students will learn how to configure Drupal 7.x and install modules, how to write basic modules, design and market sites to business owners and how to implement, test, and distribute the web site to the client. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $145.50, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 2: John A. Logan College, Room E203, Meets Monday beginning January 27, 6:00P-8:00P, Instructor: Jamie Cahn WEBPAGE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT (BEG) (6ACE 173). Students will learn how to develop and maintain their own web site on the internet and view existing web pages. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $145.50, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room E203, Meets Thursday beginning January 23, 5:30P-7:30P, Instructor: Karen Gibson Section No. 9A: West Frankfort Extension Center, Room 107, Meets Wednesday beginning January 22, 2:30P-4:45P, Instructor: Tim Arview 9

12 WEBPAGE DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT (BEG) *FOR PERSONAL ENTERTAINMENT (6ACE 173). This Course is structured to provide you with an introduction and understanding of designing web pages for your own personal entertainment. This course will be taught from a no experience level and provide you with skills to build your first basic page. You will be introduced to page building software and the HTML Codes for web page design. How to obtain free space and graphics to build your site will be covered. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $145.50, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 3: John A. Logan College, Room H115, Meets Wednesday beginning January 22, 9:00A-11:00A, Instructor: Ralph Arnold WINDOWS 8 (6ACE 146). Students will learn basic information about Microsoft Windows 8 operating system including the desktop, gadgets, personalization, default programs, and more. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $145.50, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H115, Meets Tuesday beginning January 21, 3:00P-5:00P, Instructor: Angie Kaye Section No. 2: John A. Logan College, Room H115, Meets Monday beginning January 27, 12:30P-2:30P, Instructor: Angie Kaye WORDPRESS FOR BEGINNERS (PS 842). Beginning students will learn how to develop and maintain their own website on the Internet using WordPress. Sessions: 8, Fee: $40.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room E203, Meets Tuesday beginning January 21, 6:00P-8:30P, Instructor: Karen Gibson Photography PHOTO EDITING DIGITAL (6ACE 253). This course teaches the student how to edit their photos using such items as cropping, red-eye correction, adding text to photos and printing and more. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $145.50, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H115, Meets Tuesday beginning January 21, 1:00P-3:00P, Instructor: Angie Kaye PHOTO EDITING *FUN WITH DIGITAL CAMERA AND PHOTOS (6ACE 253). Learn basics of using a digital camera and how to take better photos. Learn to organize and put pictures in folders on the computer; remove red eye; fix errors made in exposure; print, add frames, and create effects with photo editing and more. This is a very basic class but you MUST have some computer skills. Class will be tailored to the needs of those enrolled. Bring camera and all that came with it. Helpful to have a card reader and/or flash drive by second class. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $145.50, Fee: $10.00 Section No. 9N: Alongi DuQuoin Extension Center, Room DQ5, Meets Wednesday beginning January 22, 12:30P-2:45P, Instructor: Brenda Teaney PHOTOGRAPHY (BEG) *I (6ACE 272). Learn basic digital camera operation. Shooting techniques for a wide variety of subjects. Indoors and outdoors. Covers Exposure, lighting, focal lengths, selective focus, and much more. Includes some basic digital image editing. Many examples and demos. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $ Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H206, Meets Tuesday beginning January 21, 6:00P-8:00P, Instructor: Jack Holderfield PHOTOGRAPHY (BEG) *AT HOME AND AWAY (6ACE 272). Learn to use digital camera, basic techniques for a wide variety of subjects, indoor and outdoor shooting, composition, lighting, etc. There are many examples and demonstrations. Individual help offered. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $ Section No. 9A: West Frankfort Extensions Center, Room 104, Meets Monday beginning January 13 (Early Start), 9:00A-11:15A, Instructor: Rene de Groof PHOTOGRAPHY (INTER) *II (6ACE 277). Learn advanced shooting and lighting techniques. High dynamic ranges, raw files, external flashes, backgrounds and much more. Many examples and demos. Adjustable cameras recommended. Includes some digital image editing. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $ Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H206, Meets Thursday beginning January 23, 6:00P-8:00P, Instructor: Jack Holderfield 10

13 Firearms/Illinois Conceal Carry Firearms/Illinois Conceal Carry Classes *Additional sections of Illinois Conceal Carry classes for spring semester will be added soon. If you would like to be notified by when these classes become available, please send an to *Tuition is waived for seniors 60 years of age and older. DEFENSIVE SHOOTING (BASIC) FOR MEN AND WOMEN (6ACE 275). Students provide their own handguns and ammo. Students should meet at the Williamson County Armory. Do not bring guns to the first session. A certificate will be given upon successful completion of the course. Course will encourage responsible, safe handling of firearms and ammunition and ethical conduct. The Illinois Self Defense Law, handgun and ammunition section, legal issues, proper shooting techniques and more will be discussed. Students will spend a lot of time on the range on practical shooting exercises. Sessions: 8, Tuition: $97.00, COM: $20.00 Payable to instructor first day of class. Section No. 1: Marion Williamson Co. Armory, behind the airport on Redco Drive, Meets Tuesday beginning February 18 (Late Start), 7:00P-9:30P, Instructors: Bob Alcorn, Larry Morse DEFENSIVE SHOOTING *BASIC PISTOL/PERSONAL PROTECTION IN THE HOME (6ACE 275). The students will learn how to take steps to secure their homes and their persons to avoid being a victim but how to protect themselves should the need arise. Students will also be taught the potential psychological, physiological and legal aftermaths of an encounter with a violent person. 100% attendance is required for a certificate. This course is a prerequisite for Personal Protection Outside the Home. Sessions five, six and seven will be held outside at the range TBA in class. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $97.00, COM: $45.00 payable to instructor first day of class. Section No. 9A: West Frankfort Extension Center, Room 128, Meets Monday beginning February 24 (Late Start), 6:00P-8:00P, Instructors: Mike Corkran, Larry Morse DEFENSIVE SHOOTING *MARKSMANSHIP (6ACE 275). This course is designed for those who have had some kind of basic firearms training and would like to further pursue their shooting training. Fundamental safety rules will be stressed under a supervised shooting class. This is a self-paced program in pistol qualification. Students are responsible for their own firearms and ammunition. A valid Illinois FOID card is mandatory for this class. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $97.00, COM: $25.00 payable to instructor first day of class. Section No. 9B: West Frankfort Extension Center, Room 128, Meets Tuesday beginning February 25 (Late Start), 6:00P-7:30P, Instructors: Mike Corkran, Larry Morse ILLINOIS CONCEAL CARRY TRAINING COURSE (8 HOURS) (6ACE 500). Carrying a firearm for personal defense is a serious New responsibility. You owe it to yourself and your family to obtain the best training available. Our experienced NRA Certified Instructors and Training Counselors will walk you through all the elements of the Use of Deadly Force in Illinois, Legal Transportation and Storage of Firearms, how to perform a Fast and Efficient Draw from Concealment, the Principles of Marksmanship and more. Visit for instructor credentials and complete course details. While you re there, be sure to select the Illinois Concealed Carry Tab for important information on how to prepare for successful completion of your Concealed Carry class. Students will meet on campus before going to the gun range. Tuition: $48.50, Fee: $76.50 Section No. 6: John A. Logan College, Room H206 and Pro (Indoor) Gun Club, 2406 Skyline Dr., Marion, Meets Friday beginning January 10 (Early Start), 8:00A-5:00P, Instructors: Larry Morse, Mike Corkran Section No. 4: John A. Logan College, Room J102 and Pro (Indoor) Gun Club, 2406 Skyline Dr., Marion, Meets Monday beginning January 20 (Early Start), 8:00A-5:00P, Instructors: Larry Morse, Mike Corkran Section No. 5: John A. Logan College, Room H206 and Pro (Indoor) Gun Club, 2406 Skyline Dr., Marion, Meets Tuesday beginning January 21 (Early Start), 8:00A-5:00P, Instructors: Larry Morse, Mike Corkran Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H206 and Egyptian Gun Club, Meets Monday beginning March 17 (Late Start), 8:00A-5:00P, Instructors: Bob Alcorn, Vance Schmid Sessions: 1 11

14 Section No. 2: John A. Logan College, Room H206 and Egyptian Gun Club, Meets Monday beginning March 31 (Late Start), 8:00A-5:00P, Instructors: Bob Alcorn, Vance Schmid Sessions: 1 Section No. 6: John A. Logan College, Room H206 and Williamson County Gun Club, Meets Saturday/Sunday beginning March 15 (Late Start), 8:00A-6:00P, Instructors: Larry Morse, Mike Corkran Sessions: 2 Section No. 3: John A. Logan College, Room H206 and Egyptian Gun Club, Meets Tuesday beginning April 15 (Late Start), 6:00P-10:00P, Instructors: Bob Alcorn, Vance Schmid Sessions: 2 ILLINOIS CONCEAL CARRY TRAINING COURSE (16 HOURS) (6ACE 501). This 16-hour course is for students desiring a certification New to carry a concealed weapon in the state of Illinois. It is specifically for individuals who do not possess the Illinois State Police Required Training Credits. The course includes basic knowledge in the use of deadly force, firearms transportation, transfer, and record keeping. It also includes the mandatory range training and qualification as required by the Illinois State Police. Visit for Instructor Credentials and Complete Course Details. While you re there, be sure to select the Illinois Concealed Carry Tab for Important Information on How to Prepare for successful completion your Concealed Carry class. Students will meet on campus before going to the gun range. Tuition: $97.00, Fee: $ Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H132 and Egyptian Gun Club, Meets Wednesday beginning January 22, 6:30P-9:45P, Instructors: Bob Alcorn, Vance Schmid Sessions: 5 Section No. 2: John A. Logan College, Room H132 and Egyptian Gun Club, Meets Wednesday beginning February 19 (Late Start), 6:00P-10:00P, Instructors: Bob Alcorn, Vance Schmid Sessions: 4 Section No. 3: John A. Logan College, Room H132 and Egyptian Gun Club, Meets Thursday beginning March 6 (Late Start), 6:00P-10:00P, Instructors: Bob Alcorn, Vance Schmid Sessions: 4 Section No. 4: John A. Logan College, Room H127 and Egyptian Gun Club, Meets Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday beginning January 27, 6:00P-10:00P, Instructors: Larry Morse, Mike Corkran Sessions: 4 Section No. 5: John A. Logan College, Room H127 and Egyptian Gun Club, Meets Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday beginning February 3 (Late Start), 6:00P-10:00P, Instructors: Larry Morse, Mike Corkran Sessions: 4 12 Section No. 7: West Frankfort Extension Center, Room WF128 and Royalton Sportsman Club, Meets Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday beginning March 17 (Late Start), 12:00P-4:00P, Instructors: Larry Morse, Mike Corkran Sessions: 4 Section No. 8: John A. Logan College, Room H207 and Williamson County Gun Club, Meets Saturday/Sunday beginning April 12 (Late Start), 8:00A-6:00P, Instructors: Larry Morse, Mike Corkran Sessions: 2 Section No. 9: West Frankfort Extension Center, Room WF128 and Royalton Sportsman Club, Meets Monday, Tuesday Wednesday, Thursday beginning April 14 (Late Start), 8:00A-12:00P, Instructors: Larry Morse, Mike Corkran Sessions: 4 UTAH CONCEAL CARRY PERMIT (CFP) (FOR NON RESIDENTS) (PS 766). The Utah CFP permit training class takes 4 hours. Firing of a firearm is not required to obtain the Non-Resident Utah concealed firearm permit. The permit is valid for 5 years and training is not required for renewal. This permit is perfect for people who travel and want to legally protect themselves and their family. Students will receive fingerprint cards and photo will be taken at class. Utah concealed firearm permit is recognized by 30 states for Illinois Residents. AL, AK, AZ, AR, DE, GA, ID, IN, IA, KY, LA, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NC, ND, OH, OK, PA, SD, TN, TX, VT, VA, WA, WV, WI and WY. *Class cost does not include the $51.00 registration fee to the state of Utah. *Fingerprinting service may be available. Students may be qualified to apply for the Florida Non- Resident CFP Permit. Instructor will provide complete application packets and photo service for $20.00 for students interested in the Florida permit. Must be 21 years of age to take the class! Sessions: 1, Fee: $ Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H127, Meets Saturday beginning March 8 (Late Start), 8:00A- 12:00P, Instructor: David Kemp Section No. 2: John A. Logan College, Room F119, Meets Saturday beginning April 12 (Late Start), 8:00A- 1200P, Instructor: David Kemp

15 General Education ANDROID TABLET/KINDLE FIRE SEMINAR (PS 800). This course is for people who have a tablet that uses Android system and for those who have a Kindle Fire. Bring yours with you and learn what all can be done with them. Sessions: 1, Fee: $20.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H115, Meets Wednesday beginning January 22, 11:00A-1:00P, Instructor: Angie Kaye Section No. 2: John A. Logan College, Room H115, Meets Wednesday beginning January 29 (Late Start), 4:00P-6:00P, Instructor: Angie Kaye CIVIL WAR ROUNDTABLE (PS 647). The Civil War is the greatest event in the history of the United States. This course will be a roundtable discussion, along with guest speakers, on the major battles, events, and people, along with the controversies that surround each. Teachers, amateur scholars, arm-chair generals, Civil War geeks, and novices are encouraged to attend. Teachers will receive 20 CPDU s upon completion of the course. Guest speakers will add to the discussion. Sessions: 6, Fee: $25.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H132, Meets Tuesday beginning January 21, 6:00P-8:00P, Instructor: Dr. Larry Peterson Section No. 3: John A. Logan College, Room H115, Meets Wednesday beginning February 5 (Late Start), 11:00A-1:00P, Instructor: Angie Kaye Section No. 4: John A. Logan College, Room H115, Meets Wednesday beginning February 12 (Late Start), 4:00P-6:00P, Instructor: Angie Kaye AND, NOW THE NEWS (PS 903). A look at gathering, presenting, manipulating, and editorializing about the news you get emphasis on New analyzing today s 24 hour news cycle. Sessions: 6, Fee: $20.00 Section No. 9A: West Frankfort Extension Center, Room 111, Meets Wednesday beginning January 22, 6:00P-7:30P, Instructor: Bruce Fasol ANTIQUES (PS 723). Learn the basic ability to determine if an object is an antique or a collectible. Decide if it is real or a fake. May include field trip(s), guest speakers, and more. Call Teresa Ewell at for more information. Sessions: 10, Fee: $36.00 Section No. 1: Johnston City, 900 North Grand Ave., Rte.37, Meets Thursday beginning January 23, 1:00P-3:00P, Instructor: Teresa Ewell BLUEBIRDS COME LEARN ALL ABOUT THEM! (PS 816). If you enjoy the outdoors along with bird watching, this class is for you. Learn the history of bluebirds, how to attract them into your neighborhood, how to build your own bluebird nest box, and more. Sessions: 1, Fee: $15.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H132, Meets Saturday beginning January 25, 8:00A-12:00P, Instructor: Jim Taylor CREATIVE WRITING: CRAFTING PROSE AND POETRY (PS 878). Teaches skills and techniques for writing both prose fiction and poetry. The course covers writing techniques and hands-on experience in creating and editing fiction for both adults and children. It also teaches basic skills and techniques for composing poetry in a variety of forms. Students will need a threering binder, loose-leaf notebook paper, and pens/pencils. Laptops will be allowed as well. Course requires 10 two-hour sessions. Sessions: 10, Fee: $38.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H123, Meets Wednesday beginning January 22, 6:00P-8:00P, Instructor: Sandra Conner CREATIVE WRITING: SKILLS AND TECHNIQUES FOR THE BEGINNER (PS 831). Course teaches the skills and techniques of creative writing for beginning writers, as well as writers seeking additional hands-on practice and editing skills. Please bring loose leaf notebook paper and pencil to class. You may also bring a laptop if applicable. Students must have a 3-ring binder, as well as the loose-leaf paper and pens/pencils. Sessions: 8, Fee: $30.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H123, Meets Monday beginning January 27, 6:00P-8:00P, Instructor: Sandra Conner 13

16 DEFENSIVE DRIVING-AARP SMART DRIVER (PS 636). Seniors will learn defensive driving techniques, new traffic laws, age-related changes in vision, hearing and reaction time, and more. Seniors can receive a reduction in their insurance premiums upon completion of this class. Sessions: 2, COM: $15.00 for AARP members, $20.00 for non-members, payable to instructor first day of class. Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H123, Meets Thursday/Friday beginning January 23, 8:00A-12:00P, Instructor: Patty Farr Section No. 2: John A. Logan College, Room H123, Meets Thursday/Friday beginning March 27 (Late Start), 8:00A-12:00P, Instructor: Patty Farr Section No. 3: John A. Logan College, Room H122, Meets Tuesday/Thursday beginning May 13 (Late Start), 4:30P-8:30P, Instructor: Patty Farr Section No. 9A: West Frankfort Extension Center, Room 111, Meets Tuesday/Wednesday beginning February 11 (Late Start), 8:30A-12:30P, Instructor: Patty Farr Section No. 9B: West Frankfort Extension Center, Room 111, Meets Tuesday/Wednesday beginning April 29 (Late Start), 8:30A-12:30P, Instructor: Patty Farr FROM FEAR TO FEARLESSNESS: A JOURNEY IN UNCERTAIN TIMES (PS 895). Course focuses on embracing your understanding of New your relationships to fear and change. Students will learn diverse strategies to assist understanding yourself, your organization, and planning your unique individual and family management plan. A must for those who seek peacefulness in their lives in our uncertain times. Sessions: 7, Fee: $26.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room E218, Meets Tuesday beginning January 21, 6:00P-8:00P, Instructor: Dr. R. Michael Fisher GERMAN FOR BEGINNERS (PS 450). For students with no prior knowledge. This course will focus on understanding, speaking, reading, and writing as well as aspects of German culture. Sessions: 10, Fee: $36.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room E208, Meets Monday beginning January 27, 6:15P-8:15P, Instructor: Gabrielle Hoffman HYPNOSIS (BEG.) (6ACE 209). Students will learn hypnotic techniques that will help smokers become nonsmokers, help people lose weight, help people with ADD, help people with anxiety, to help people develop better study habits and more. Counselors, school psychologists, nurses and medical technicians can all benefits from this class. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $97.00, Book Fee: $14.00 (optional) payable to instructor first day of class. Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H133, Meets Monday beginning January 27, 6:00P-8:00P, Instructor: Don Benitone HYPNOSIS METAPHYSICAL (6ACE 244). Course focuses on hypnotic approaches, uses of guided imagery, controlling emotional pain, self-healing and improvement, and demonstrations. Counselors, school psychologists, nurses and medical technicians can all benefits from this class. Teachers will receive CPDU s. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $97.00, Approximate Book Fee: $14.00 (optional) payable to instructor first day of class. Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room E208, Meets Thursday beginning January 23, 6:00P-8:00P, Instructor: Don Benitone HYPNOSIS SMOKING CESSATION (PS 529). Hypnosis has proven to be an excellent method to stop smoking. Sessions: 1, Fee: $20.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H122, Meets Tuesday beginning January 21, 6:00P-8:00P, Instructor: Don Benitone HYPNOSIS WEIGHT LOSS (PS 350). Learn how self-hypnosis can help you lose and maintain weight. Sessions: 1, Fee: $20.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H122, Meets Wednesday beginning January 22, 6:00P-8:00P, Instructor: Don Benitone ITALIAN PART B INTERMEDIATE (PS 649). Continuation of Italian (Beg.) class. Students will continue to learn Italian phrases, Italian culture and travel tips. Sessions: 10, Fee: $35.00 Section No. 1: Herrin High School, Room 1112, Meets Thursday beginning January 23, 6:00P-8:00P, Instructor: Sandra Colombo, Michaelann Stanley 14

17 MANUAL COMMUNICATIONS I (SIGN LANGUAGE) (6ACE 113). For the beginner who wishes to learn sign language with emphasis on the alphabet, numbers and basic signs. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $145.50, Approximate Book Fee: $35.95 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room E208A, Meets Monday beginning January 27, 6:00P-8:00P, Instructor: Susan Whiting METAL DETECTING FOR BEGINNERS (PS 775). Course will teach the basics of how to set up and use a metal detector and the proper techniques for recovering coins, jewelry, and relics. Topics will include detector setup, where to detect, and a review of the metal detector s code of ethics. Course will consist of a classroom visit and off campus treasure hunts. Metal detectors will be provided. Sessions: 3, Fee: $25.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H132, Meets Saturday beginning February 22 (Late Start), 12:00P-3:00P, Instructor: George Ferguson RABBITS KNOW THE BASICS BEFORE YOU HOP IN! (PS 896). Class will cover the basics of raising rabbits for meat or pets. Housing, New feeding, breeding and for those interested, butchering for personal use. Knowing what to expect before you buy your first rabbits is the goal! Students will possibly take a field trip to a rabbit breeding facility. Sessions: 8, Fee: $30.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room E206, Meets Thursday beginning January 23, 6:00P-7:30P, Instructor: Francine Snider REIKI I *(BASIC/INTERMEDIATE) (6ACE 281). Reiki is a Japanese technique for stress reduction and relaxation that also promotes healing. It is a simple, natural and safe method of spiritual healing and self-improvement that everyone can use. It also works as a complementary therapy with other medical or therapeutic techniques to relieve side effects and promote recovery. Opportunity to practice and meet other practitioners provided. Level I certification earned by completion of course requirements. Sessions: 10, Tuition: $48.50, COM: $40.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H207, Meets Wednesday beginning January 22, 6:00P-8:00P, Instructor: Bernie Stacka PUBLISH YOUR MANUSCRIPT WORKSHOP (PS 748). Developed to address questions concerning how to get started in the publishing process. Items discussed will be: What are the motivations for publishing, types of publishing, the actual publishing process and what happens after publication occurs. Everyone attending will leave inspired with practical knowledge about the publishing process as well as links to actual publisher. Sessions: 1, Fee: $20.00 Section No. 1: John a. Logan College, Room H126, Meets Wednesday beginning January 22, 6:00P-9:00P, Instructor: Edmund DeRousse REINVENTING YOURSELF MAKE 2014 YOUR BEST YEAR (PS 889). Stop setting the same New Year s Resolutions every year New that become a memory by February. Learn how to identify your underlying values and unconscious core beliefs, correct any inaccurate core beliefs, evaluate the 8 key areas of your life, wake up to what you are just tolerating and create success through setting and achieving your goals by taking action. Sessions: 2, Fee: $20.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H125, Meets Monday beginning January 27, 6:00P-8:00P, Instructor: Sharon Ball REPURPOSE, REUSE, REFURBISH (PS 879). Do you want to find a new use for old items? Have you ever wondered if it was ok to paint that New antique? If you answered yes to either of these questions then this is the class for you. Sessions: 10, Fee: $40.00 Section No. 1: Johnston City, 900 N. Grand Ave., Rte. 37, Meets Thursday beginning January 23, 6:00P-8:00P, Instructor: Teresa Ewell 15

18 REVIEWING THE 1960 S (PS 902). The culture, the politics, and how the summer of love turned into riots in the street. Sessions: 6, Fee: $20.00 New Section No. 9A: West Frankfort Extension Center, Room 111, Meets Thursday beginning January 23, 6:00P-7:30P, Instructor: Bruce Fasol SPANISH CONVERSATIONAL (ADV.) (PS 102). Students will be taught advanced conversational skills that will help them advance their cultural knowledge. Some Spanish language or prior course is preferred A restaurant field trip is planned during the course. Sessions: 10, Fee: $36.00 Section No. 1: Murphysboro, Carruthers School, Candy Lane, Meets Tuesday beginning January 21, 6:00P-8:00P, Instructor: Gloria Estrada SPANISH CONVERSATIONAL (BEG.) (PS 105). Course will provide basic situational vocabulary and the fundamentals of grammar while emphasizing the Spanish culture. Students will learn colloquial phrases and gestures and be given basic instruction in culture an general etiquette which will help them in Spanish speaking countries. No knowledge of the Spanish language is required. Teachers can also take is course and they will receive 20 CPDU S. Sessions: 10, Fee: $36.00 THE BEATLES AN ONLINE COURSE (PS 500). In 1964 the Beatles came to America. 50 years later the Beatles course is coming to Continuing Education at John A. Logan College. Join us as we relive those moments discovering the history and excitement of the Fab Four! The class is a nine-week tour starting in mid-january 2014 covering the story of the most influential band in history from 1956 through the 1970 s and beyond. A splendid time is guaranteed for all! Instructor will contact students prior to the beginning of class with directions on how to get logged into the class. This course will be offered in an exciting new format. The lessons will be ed to you so you can view and enjoy them on your smartphone, mobile device, tablet, or computer. You ll get the lessons a few times a week for you to experience on your own schedule. It will be only $10 of fun enjoying that magical mystery tour no grades, no papers, no tests! Sessions: 9, Fee: $25.00 New Section No. 1: Carbondale, Baptist Collegiate Ministry, Meets Tuesday beginning January 21, 7:00P-9:00P, Instructor: Michael Steele SPANISH CONVERSATIONAL (INTER.) (PS 102). Students will continue their knowledge in learning more phrases, gestures, reading and writing skills, Spanish culture, travel tips and more. Sessions: 10, Fee: $36.00 Section No. 2: Murphysboro, Carruthers School, Candy Lane, Meets Monday beginning January 27, 6:00P-8:00P, Instructor: Gloria Estrada Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Online Course, Meets Tuesday beginning January 21, Instructor: Terry Crain WEDDING PLANNING (BUDGET FRIENDLY) (PS 823). This course will teach brides how to plan their wedding from start to finish no matter what the time frame may be. Learn different money saving techniques with centerpieces, flower petals, and vases. Note: The $7.00 cost of the wedding planning book will guide brides throughout the class. Sessions: 3, Fee: $20.00, COM: $7.00 payable to instructor first day of class Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, H133, Meets Tuesday beginning January 21, 6:00P-8:00P, Instructor: Danielle Armstrong 16

19 WILDFLOWERS OF SOUTHERN ILLINOIS (PS 883). Springtime in Southern Illinois is ripe with colorful, beautiful wildflowers. Come to this New class and learn how to identify wildflowers, view the wildflowers on our beautiful campus, take close look at wildflower specimens under a microscope and take a field trip during the second session. Not tests or quizzes just interesting facts and information. Sessions: 2, Fee: $25.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room C257, Meets Saturday beginning April 5 (Late Start), 9:00A-12:00P, Instructor: Abel Kinser, JALC Biology Instructor Health Care ACLS (ADVANCED CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT) PROVIDER COURSE (6CNE 191). Learn the core material for ACLS certification, including myocardial infarction, airway adjuncts, endotracheal intubation, dysrhythmia recognition and therapy (including algorithm), electrical therapy, intravenous techniques, cardiovascular pharmacy, special resuscitation situations and Megacode management. Any fees charged for this course, except for the portion of fees needed for AHA course material; do not represent income to the Association. Text Book is required, contact Continuing Education office or JALC Bookstore. CEU s will be offered through John A. Logan College for nurses. Prerequisite: Basic Dysrhythmia Course. Sessions: 2, Tuition: $97.00 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room E327, Meets Tuesday beginning April 15 & 16 (Late Start), 8:00A-4:30P, Instructor: TBA ACLS (ADVANCED CARDIAC LIFE SUPPORT) REFRESHER COURSE (6CNE 182). Learn to identify and illustrate core material for ACLS certification and reconstruct them to the degree that recertification requirements are met. ACLS provider certification must be current within three months and CPR certification current. Any fees charged for this course, except for the portion of fees needed for AHA course material, do not represent income to the Association. Text Book is required, contact Continuing Education office or JALC Bookstore. Sessions: 1, Tuition: $48.50 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room E327, Meets Friday beginning March 14 (Late Start), 8:00A-4:30P, Instructor: TBA Section No. 2: John A. Logan College, Room E327, Meets Thursday beginning May 15 (Late Start), 8:00A-4:30P, Instructor: TBA ARC: CLIENT CASEWORK: PROVIDING EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE (MED 110). This course is intended for Red Cross employees and volunteers who are interested in acquiring the knowledge and skills needed to conduct client interviews and provide emergency disaster assistance to clients. Sessions: 2, Fee: No Charge Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room F110, Meets Tuesday beginning March 18 (Late Start), 6:00P 10:00P, Instructors: Claudia Blackman, Sandra Webster ARC: DISASTER ASSESSMENT BASICS (MED 043). This course is designed to prepare individuals to serve as American Red Cross Damage Assessment workers during times of a disaster. Individuals will learn how to obtain and report damage assessment information. Certificate will be issued upon successful completion of this course. Sessions: 1, Fee: No Charge Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room F110, Meets Monday beginning February 24 (Late Start), 6:00P-10:00P, Instructors: Claudia Blackman, Sandra Webster ARC: DISASTER FRONTLINE SUPERVISOR & SUPERVISOR SIMULATION (MED 160). The purpose of this course is to prepare supervisors to lead a team of disaster workers to deliver high quality client service and to create a climate that promotes worker satisfaction. The simulation builds on the information presented in the Disaster Frontline Supervisor (DFS) course. The simulation provides participants an opportunity to practice key supervisory skills and use the Disaster Frontline Supervisor Handbook as a resource. Prerequisites: Have training and experience in activity which she or he expects to become a supervisor. Sessions: 2, Fee: No Charge Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room F110, Meets Tuesday beginning April 1 (Late Start), 6:00P-10:00P, Instructors: Claudia Blackman, Sandra Webster ARC: DISASTER SERVICES: AN OVERVIEW & VOLUNTEERING FOR RED CROSS (MED 144). Basic level course that provides an introduction to Disaster Services at the American Red Cross. The course is divided into two modules. The first module introduces disaster preparedness and response at the American Red Cross and the second module is designed for chapters to customize with their local Disaster Services program information. The course engages participants through integrated video and interactive activities. Sessions: 2, Fee: No Charge Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H123, Meets Tuesday beginning January 21, 6:00P-10:00P, Instructors: Claudia Blackman, Sandra Webster 17

20 ARC: DSW WORKSHOP (MED 159). This course provides information to individuals desiring to volunteer beyond our local level. The participants receive information on rules and regulations regarding participating as a member of an American Red Cross Disaster Response Team. Prerequisites: None Sessions: 1, Fee: No Charge Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room F110, Meets Tuesday beginning April 15 (Late Start), 6:00P-10:00P, Instructors: Claudia Blackman, Sandra Webster ARC: ERV: READY, SET, ROLL (MED 167). Portion of the course provides participants with the opportunity to learn about and use an emergency response vehicle (ERV) and all related equipment. This course consists of two parts. In the first part, participants use the participant workbook and video to learn about the safe use and operation of an ERV. In the second part which will be arranged separately, participants must be Red Cross volunteers. Contact Red Cross at to obtain directions to become a volunteer. Sessions: 2, Fee: No Charge Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room F110, Meets Monday & Tuesday beginning March 3 & March 4 (Late Start), 6:00P-10:00P, Instructors: Claudia Blackman, Sandra Webster ARC: LOGISTICS: AN OVERVIEW (MED 047). This course is designed to give participants an overview of the Logistics group and the activities associated with it. Participants will learn about the skills, abilities and knowledge needed by Logistics workers and how they can become involved in their local chapter. Sessions: 2, Fee: No Charge Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room F110, Meets Monday & Tuesday beginning March 3 & March 4 (Late Start), 6:00P-10:00P, Instructors: Claudia Blackman, Sandra Webster ARC: SHELTER FUNDAMENTALS & BULK DISTRIBUTION (MED 045). A basic level course that introduces the guidelines and procedures for setting up, running and closing a shelter during a disaster. Referencing shelter checklists, participants will work through a case study that takes them through four of the six phases of the Sheltering Cycle: Opening, Organizing, Operating and Closing. At the end of the course participants are required to take a quiz and pass with a score of 80 percent or higher to earn a course certificate. Bulk Distribution is designed to prepare participants for the tasks and responsibilities in setting up, operating and supporting Bulk Distribution on a local response and disaster relief operation. Prerequisites: Disaster Services: An Overview Sessions: 2, Fee: No Charge Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room F110, Meets Tuesday beginning February 4 (Late Start), 6:00P-10:00P, Instructors: Claudia Blackman, Sandra Webster ARC: PSYCHOLOGICAL FIRST AID (MED 119). The purpose of this course is to prepare all American Red Cross workers to provide basic care, comfort and support to people who are experiencing disaster-related stress. Sessions: 1, Fee: No Charge Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room F110, Meets Tuesday beginning February 18 (Late Start), 6:00P-10:00P, Instructor: Jan Treece ARC: SERVING PEOPLE WITH FUNCTIONAL & ACCESS NEEDS IN SHELTERS (MED 162). These are web-based courses. The first section is designed to give participants an overview of functional and access needs, techniques for assisting people with functional and access needs and introduce related laws and guidelines. The purpose of this course is to prepare employees and volunteers of the Red Cross and other agencies to serve people with functional and access needs in a sensitive and effective manner in a sheltering environment. Learners must complete a pre-test and a final assessment. A passing score of 70% on the final assessment is required to receive course completion credit for this section of the course. The second section will prepare participants to effectively operate a shelter facility that provides a safe environment for its residents and workers. This section engages participants with a disaster-related case study that takes them through four of the six phases of the Sheltering Cycle: Opening, Organizing, Operating and Closing. Prerequisites: Disaster Frontline Supervisor, Disaster Frontline Supervisor Simulation, Shelter Operations, Shelter Simulation and Basic Food Safety. Sessions: 1, Fee: No Charge 18 Section No. 1: John A. Logan College, Room H123, Meets Tuesday beginning March 11 (Late Start), 6:00P-10:00P, Instructor: Claudia Blackman