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CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMS The Program of Choice for Life-long Learning 6-Week Winter Session Begins Saturday, January 25, 2020 Registration Begins Monday, December 16, 2019
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Business and Vocational......................................................................4
Academics............................................................................................9
Aquatics..............................................................................................10
Computers..........................................................................................12
Dance..................................................................................................12
Health & Wellness..............................................................................13
Kids Korner........................................................................................13
Language............................................................................................14
Music..................................................................................................14
Seniors...............................................................................................14
Program Partnerships and Online Programs...................................16
Registration & General Information................................................26OPTIONS | CONTINUING EDUCATION PROGRAMS | WINTER 2020
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BUSINESS AND patients during dialysis procedures and
monitor and record vital signs as well as
VOCATIONAL administer local anesthetics and drugs as
needed. Additionally, they may also be
involved in the training of patients for
at-home dialysis treatment. Note: this
program does not include a national or state
certification as part of its overall objectives.
Additionally, there is no student internship
or clinical rotation offered as part of this
program.
Instr: TBD
February 11 – March 31
BV2203. Grant Writing Workshop Tues & Thur, 6:00p.m. - 9:00p.m.
This grant writing class is designed to 50 Hours
introduce and discuss the components Fee: $1,199 (textbooks included)
of a grant proposal for public and private
foundations. Each student will be given an BV2205. Retail Pharmacy Technician
opportunity to practice in writing, and to If you are a high school senior, young adult
develop each of the basic components as or a senior citizen considering a change,
well as discuss the stages of fundraising for a this training will get you off to a fast start
501c3 non-profit. Students will also be given toward a new career. This eight week class
an opportunity to develop a full fundable will introduce you to the responsibilities
grant proposal. The successful student will of a community pharmacy technician
be required to complete typed homework as well as teach you how to interpret
assignments. This class is designed for both prescriptions. Class will also include in-
beginners and the experienced who may depth coverage of dosage calculations,
be interested in fine tuning their grant medication classifications and federal laws.
writing skills. You will receive an application for state
Instr: Sheila Yarbrough licensing and after completion of the course,
Thur, 6:30p.m. - 8:00p.m. with regular attendance, a certificate will
8 weeks be issued. Workbooks are required and
Fee: $141 can be purchased from the instructor for
$60.00. Enrollment is limited.
BV2204. Dialysis Technician Program Instr: Kay Hoffman
This 50-hour Dialysis Technician Program Sat, 9:30a.m. - 11:30a.m.
provides students with the knowledge 8 weeks
and skills needed to perform the duties Students that qualify for WIOA may
required of Dialysis Technicians. Under receive a tuition waiver.
the supervision of physicians and Fee: $313
registered nurses, Dialysis Technicians
operate kidney dialysis machines, prepare
dialyzer reprocessing and delivery systems
as well as maintain and repair equipment.
Furthermore, technicians work with
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BV2206. EKG Technician Certification safely. Classroom and lab work includes
Program terminology, anatomy and physiology;
This comprehensive 50 hour EKG blood collection procedures; specimen
Technician Certification Program prepares hands-on practice; and training in skills and
students to function as EKG Technicians techniques to perform puncture methods.
and to take the ASPT – Electrocardiograph National Certification: Students who
(EKG) Technician exam and other complete this program will have the
National Certification Exams. This opportunity to pursue the National Health
course will include important practice Career Association (NHA) Phlebotomy
and background information on anatomy Technician (CPT) Exam.
and physiology of the heart, medical disease Students that qualify for WIOA can
processes, medical terminology, medical receive a tuition waiver.
ethics, legal aspects of patient contact, Instr: TBD
electrocardiography and stress testing. January 21 – March 31
Additionally, students will practice with Tues & Thurs, 6:00p.m. – 9:30p.m.
EKG equipment and perform hands on labs February 1, 22 and March 14
including introduction to the function and Sat, 9:00a.m. – 3:00p.m.
proper use of the EKG machine, the normal 90 Hours
anatomy of the chest wall for proper lead Fee: $1,799 (textbooks included)
placement, 12-lead placement and other
clinical practices. BV2209. Basic Nursing Aide
National Certification: After the Students will receive comprehensive
successful completion of this program, instruction and clinical training in an
students will be prepared to sit for Illinois-approved CNA program. Certified
the American Society of Phlebotomy nursing assistants work in all types of
Technicians, Inc. (ASPT) Certified EKG licensed health care facilities including
Technician (CET) exam. nursing homes, home health agencies,
Students that qualify for WIOA can hospices, hospitals, and intermediate care
receive a tuition waiver. facilities. This is an eight (8) week program
Instr: TBD with an additional week for orientation
March 9 – April 27 and three (3) review sessions to prepare
Mon & Wed, 6:00p.m. - 9:30p.m. for the certification examination. Classes
50 Hours meet three days a week for four hours a
Fee: $1,199 day. Students will also complete 40 hours of
clinical (8 hour days) that are scheduled in
BV2207. Phlebotomy Te chnician health care facilities on Fridays or Saturdays
Certification Program 7:00 am – 3:00 pm. Participants must pass
This 90-hour Phlebotomy Technician a background check.
Program prepares professionals to Call 773 995-3741 for class dates.
collect blood specimens from clients Students that qualify for WIOA can
for the purpose of laboratory analysis. receive a tuition waiver.
Students will become familiar with Fee: $4,500
all aspects related to blood collection
and develop comprehensive skills to
perform venipunctures completely and
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BV2210. Home Health Aide/Personal Care learn how to effectively execute loan
Assistant documents, how to become a notary and
Personal care/home care assistants assist how to seek agencies who are seeking
elderly and individuals with disabilities highly qualified notary signing agents. At
in the completion of the individual’s the end of the class, students will know
activities of daily living in their homes how to perform a loan closing, and be
or in care facilities. Home Health Aides efficient in understanding the loan process.
can assist with basic housekeeping as well This course will enable the participants
as meal preparation. The occupational to become notary signing agents within
training targets skills in administering the Chicagoland and suburban areas. The
personal hygiene, dressing, and ambulation, goal of the training is to prepare students
advising individuals in nutrition, household to establish a business partnership with
cleanliness and hygiene, monitoring vital mortgage companies, nationwide agencies,
signs and medication under supervision, and be their own boss and earn income.
communication and working with families Workbooks are required for this class and
on changes in lifestyle and companionship, can be purchased from the instructor for
documentation of client status and case $55.00. Class meets for two days.
review and consultation with the care team Instr: Beverly Singleton
on needs of the clients. February 3, 5
Call 773-995-3741 for class dates. Mon & Wed, 6:00p.m. - 9:00p.m.
Students that qualify for WIOA can Fee: $195
receive a tuition waiver.
Fee: $1,290 BV2223. Jewelry - Beginners and Beyond
Set your imagination free as you create
BV2211. Thinking About Buying jewelry and design wearable art. Be amazed
Foreclosure Property? and inspired by the possibilities. You can
Today, more than ever, there are vast wear it yourself, or sell it at craft shows.
opportunities to invest in real estate. There is a $20 material fee payable to the
Regardless of credit, income, or social instructor.
status, anyone can invest in real estate Instr: Estell Hardiman
or make money within the industry. Sat, 9:00a.m. - 11:00a.m.
Foreclosure investing is one of the most Fee: $79
profitable ways of investing in real estate.
Learn how to: become an investor, buy BV2224. Dental Assistant
and flip property, use no money down Students must be at least age 18-years
techniques, and make money before old, and have a high school diploma or
investing in property. equivalent.
Instr: Howard Naugles Call 773-995-4466 for additional
Thur, 6:00p.m. - 8:00p.m. information.
Fee: $79 Mon, Wed, Fri, 10:00a.m. - 3:00p.m.
12-week, rotating schedule
BV2220. Jump Start Your Notary Business Students that qualify for WIOA can receive
Become a Notary Signing Agent and a tuition waiver.
earn $100 to $150 per assignment in Fee: $7,175
this challenging economy. Students will
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BV2238. Medical Billing and Coding BV2904B. Hair Braiding - Part II
Certification Advance to more complex styles. Learn
The Medical Billing and Coding program more about dreadlocks, silky dreads,
is a 12-week program which includes four natural dreads, and cork screws. We’ll cover
(4) courses that are WIOA approved. The interlocking/tree braiding, strand by strand,
Medical Billing and Coding career field is weaving/sew on, lacing, bonding and fusion
for those who want to work in health care. knots, and care and maintenance. Materials
Medical Billing and Medical Coding are not included.
actually two distinct jobs. Medical Billers Instr: Charlotte Henderson
are responsible for making sure everyone Sat, 12:30p.m. - 1:45p.m.
is billed correctly; which involves talking Fee: $113
with patients and/or health insurance
companies on a regular basis to make sure
all invoices are paid. Medical Coders do
not have much interaction with insurance
companies nor patients. This job is perfect I COULD TEACH A
for someone who would prefer to spend COURSE LIKE THAT!
time analyzing and coding data. Every
duty performed in a medical office has a Do you want to share your experience
particular code assigned to it, and it needs
to be coded properly in order for proper with others? Options would like to
billing. The Medical Coder and Biller often hear from you. Request a course
work together to make sure all invoices are proposal form at 773 995-4466.
paid properly.
Tue & Thur, 5:30p.m. - 9:00p.m.
12 weeks
Students that qualify for WIOA can receive
a tuition waiver.
Fee: $3,090
BV2904A. Hair Braiding - Part I
Learn to hold and start the individual
braid. Individual braids include box braids,
regular size braids, micros and micro-
mini. Learn to do goddess braids, casamas,
and sculpture and design. We’ll also learn
kinky twist, Senegalese, regular, flat twist,
twistees/comb twist and sculpture twist.
Instr: Charlotte Henderson
Sat, 11:00p.m. - 12:15p.m.
Fee: $113
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including proper lighting, cooling,
humidity, plant nutrition and pest control.
January 18, 25 and February 1, 8
Sat, 12:30p.m. - 3:30p.m.
Fee: $99
CA3503. Chemistry and Pharmacology of
CA3500. Cannabis Certificate Cannabis-derived Compounds
If you take all five of the classes: Study the types of cannabinoid receptors
Cannabis 101, Cannabis Production in and their activities, as well as a comparison
a Greenhouse Environment, Chemistry of the chemistry and pharmacology of the
and Pharmacology of Cannabis-derived major chemical components of cannabis.
Compounds, Recreational Cannabis: Legal The course will examine the differences in
and Social Implications, and Cannabis secondary metabolites for different species/
Entrepreneurship you receive a certificate. subspecies of cannabis.
Sat, January 18, 25; February 1, 8, 15, 22, January 31 (one session only)
29; March 7 Fri, 5:30p.m. - 8:30p.m.
9:00a.m. - 3:30p.m. Fee: $99
Fri, January 31
5:30p.m. - 8:30p.m. CA3504. Recreational Cannabis: Legal and
Fee: $445 Social Implications
Study the laws and regulations involved
CA3501. Cannabis 101 with the cannabis industry in Illinois.
Study the basics of compliance systems, Differences between recreational and
safety procedures, active chemicals, and medical marijuana will be highlighted
processes for retail and customer service as well as the personal and community
in small or large-scale operations. Training impacts of recreational marijuana use and
includes an overview of dosing, safe related social justice issues.
consumption, packaging, and the various February 15, 22, 29 and March 7
cannabis product types and their effects. Sat, 9:00a.m. – 12noon
This is designed to be a practical course Fee: $99
that provides basic information needed for
working in the cannabis industry. CA3505. Cannabis Entrepreneurship
January 18, 25 and February 1, 8 Study the basic business concepts for
Sat, 9:00a.m. – 12noon cannabis entrepreneurs, product vs.
Fee: $99 services, businesses, managing inventory,
and cash flow cycle impacted by the
CA3502. Cannabis Production in a particular characteristics of the product.
Greenhouse Environment It assists the entrepreneur in developing
Study the strategies for optimal cannabis a business plan specific to the cannabis
production. Topics will focus on basic business, including how to raise capital
plant biology, morphology and structure, given the regulatory context.
physiology and reproduction. Other February 15, 22, 29 and March 7
topics will include greenhouse conditions Sat, 12:30p.m. -3:30p.m.
influencing growth and development, Fee: $99
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ACADEMICS AC2004C. Advanced Algebra
Builds on topics covered in Elementary
AC2001. Math and Intermediate Algebra. Emphasis is
Many youngsters are having difficulty on learning and understanding rational
with math simply because they do not expressions, inequalities, absolute value
understand basic math concepts. This equations, systems of linear equations,
course will increase math proficiency and quadratic equations, and their respective
assist your child in overcoming individual graphs. Requires a graphing calculator!
problem areas. Give your student the Textbook required. $20 fee for book not
skills and confidence to function at the included
appropriate grade level. A diagnostic Instr: Gregory Nimpson
exam will be given at the first class session. Sat, 1:30p.m. - 3:00p.m.
Textbook is required. $20.00 fee for book Fee: $79
not included.
Instr: TBA AC2008. Write to the Point
A. Grades 1 - 3, Sat, 9:00a.m. - 10:15a.m. In this basic writing course, students will
B. Grades 4 - 5, Sat, 10:30a.m. - 11:45a.m. become familiar with sentence structure,
C. Grades 6 - 8, Sat, 12:00noon - 1:15p.m. grammar, punctuation and more. This
Fee: $79 course is intended to help students produce
clear, concise, logically organized essays and
AC2004A. Elementary Algebra reports. Emphasis is placed on purpose,
Students are exposed to the tools of thesis, organization, and development.
algebra (problem solving plans, numbers Instr: Barbara Maxon
& expressions, variables & expressions, Teens/Adults - Sat, 11:30a.m. - 1:00p.m.
properties, variables & equations, etc.) Fee: $79
Emphasis is placed on learning and
understanding the language of algebra. AC2011. Academic Tutoring for Adults
Textbook is required. $20.00 fee for book and Children
not included. Meet with an expert tutor for six to ten
Instr: Gregory Nimpson one-hour sessions.
Sat, 10:30a.m. - 12noon Reading
Fee: $79 Writing
Math
AC2004B. Intermediate Algebra Fee: $30 per hour, 6-hour minimum
Emphasis is on learning and understanding
algebraic functions, graphs of linear
equations, logical thinking and problem
solving. Students should have taken pre-
algebra in order to register for this course.
Textbook is required. $20.00 fee for book
not included.
Instr: Gregory Nimpson
Sat, 12noon - 1:30p.m.
Fee: $79
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AQUATICS SW3002B. (Teens & Adults)
Sat, 12:00noon - 1:00p.m.
Saturday Swimming classes will begin
January 11, 2020, and will meet for six Instrs: Rudolph Henry/Donna Watson
weeks. Classes are temporarily being held 6 weeks
at Fenger Academy High School located Fee: $93
at 11220 S. Wallace St, Chicago, IL 60628 SW3003. Level 2 - Fundamental Aquatic
Skills
Gives participants success with fundamental
skills. Goals: Enter and exit water using
ladder, steps or side; fully submerge and
hold breath; bobbing; open eyes under
water and retrieve submerged objects;
front, jellyfish and tuck floats; front and
back glides and floats; recover to vertical
SW3001. Aquacise (Adults only) position; roll from front to back and back
You will exercise all parts of the body. This to front; change direction of travel while
class promotes improved muscle tone, swimming on front or back; tread water
circulation, and development of motor using arm and leg actions; combined arm
skills. The ability to swim is not required and leg actions on front and back, finning
to enroll. arm action.
Instr: TBA SW3003A. (Ages 7 - 13)
Sat, 8:00a.m. - 9:00a.m. Sat, 11:00a.m. - 12noon
6 weeks Instrs: Rudolph Henry/Donna Watson
Fee: $93 SW3003B. (Teens & Adults)
Sat, 12noon - 1:00p.m.
SW3002. Level 1 - Introduction to Water Instrs: Rudolph Henry/Donna Watson
Skills 6 weeks
Helps participants feel comfortable in Fee: $93
the water. Goals: Enter and exit water
using ladder, steps or side; blow bubbles SW3004. Level 1 & 2 (Ages 6 - 13)
through mouth and nose; bobbing; open Class begins January 15, 2019
eyes under water and retrieve submerged Wed, 5:00p.m. - 6:00p.m.
objects; front and back glides and floats; Instr: Rudolph Henry
recover to vertical position; roll from front 6 weeks
to back and back to front; tread water Fee: $93
using arm and hand actions; alternating
and simultaneous leg and arm actions on SW3005. Level 1 & 2 (Teens & Adults)
front and back; combined arm and leg Class begins January 15, 2019
actions on front and back. Wed, 6:15p.m. - 7:15p.m.
SW3002A. (Ages 7 - 13) Instr: Rudolph Henry
Sat, 11:00a.m. - 12noon 6 weeks
Instrs: Rudolph Henry/Donna Watson Fee: $93
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SW3006. Infant - Water Babies (Ages horizontal position on front and back;
8-months to 24-months) tread water; flutter, scissor, dolphin and
There must be an adult with the child in breaststroke kicks on front; front crawl
the water at all times. Goals: Learn to ask and elementary backstroke.
for permission before entering the water; SW3010A. (Ages 7 - 13)
learn how to enter/exit the water in a safe Sat, 11:00a.m. - 12noon
manner; feel comfortable in the water; Instrs: Rudolph Henry/Donna Watson
explore submerging to the mouth, nose, SW3010B. (Teens & Adults)
and eyes; explore buoyancy on the front Sat, 12noon - 1:00p.m.
and back position; change body position Instrs: Rudolph Henry/Donna Watson
in water; learn how to play safely. 6 weeks
Instrs: Rudolph Henry/Donna Watson Fee: $93
Sat, 9:00a.m. - 9:45a.m.
6 weeks SW3011. Level 4 – Stroke Improvement
Fee: $93 and Refinement (Advanced swimmers
only/no age restriction)
SW3007. Tiny Tots Swim (Ages 3 - 6) Develops confidence in the skills learned
Goals: Enter and exit water using ladder, and improves other aquatic skills. Provides
steps or side, or jumping in; blow bubbles further coordination and refinement of
through mouth and nose; fully submerge strokes. Goals: Headfirst entries from side
and hold breath; submerge mouth, nose and in compact and stride positions; swim
eyes; open eyes under water and retrieve under water; feet first surface dive; survival
submerged objects; bobbing; front and swimming; front crawl and backstroke
back floats and glides; recover from a open turns; tread water using 2 different
front or back float or glide to a vertical kicks; front and back crawl, elementary
position; roll from front to back and back backstroke, breaststroke, sidestroke and
to front; tread water with arm and hand butterfly; flutter and dolphin kicks on
actions; alternating and simultaneous leg back. Shallow-angle dive from the side
actions on front and back; alternating and then glide and begin a front stroke tuck and
simultaneous arm actions on front and pick surface dives, submerge completely;
back; combined arm and leg actions on front flip turn and backstroke flip turn
front and back. while swimming; front and back crawl,
Instrs: Rudolph Henry/Donna Watson elementary backstroke, breaststroke,
Sat, 10:00a.m. - 11:00a.m. sidestroke and butterfly, sculling.
6 weeks Instrs: Rudolph Henry/Donna Watson
Fee: $93 Sat, 12noon - 1:00p.m.
6 weeks
SW3010. Level 3 – Stroke Development Fee: $93
Builds on the skills in Level 2 through
additional guided practice in deeper water.
Goals: Enter water by jumping from the
side; headfirst entries from the side and
kneeling positions; bobbing while moving
toward safety; rotary breathing; survival
float; back float; change from vertical to
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COMPUTERS DANCE
CS2401. Word Basics with Microsoft 2010
Learn the basics of word processing with DA2501. Introduction to Steppin’ (Adults)
Microsoft Word. Learn how to create, save, If you are a stepper wannabe, this is your
edit and print documents. Also learn how opportunity to learn the fundamentals of
to move, copy, format documents using this progressive art form that originated
proofing tools, tabs and indents. You will right here in Chicago. Join others like
create, sort, format, merge and perform yourself for this fun-filled adventure in
calculations in tables. This beginning level steppin’. Dazzle your friends with your
class will help you with basic document mastery of the basic 8-count. No partner
preparation. Students must bring a USB needed.
to each class for their assignments and Instr: Tina Melendrez AKA Salsa Tina
homework. Sat, 1:30p.m. - 3:00p.m.
Instr: Myron Nash Fee: $79
Sat, 9:00a.m. - 11:00p.m.
Fee: $79 DA2501B. Intermediate/Advanced Steppin’
(Adults)
CS2402. Introduction to Excel 2010 Now that you have the fundamentals under
Excel is a powerful application designed your belt, it's time to begin working on
to manage financial information, perform those fancy turns. Learn the combinations
mathematical calculations, track database you see everyone breezing through. Develop
information, and more. Although the your own signature move. Improve your
spreadsheets you create do not necessarily footwork past the basic pattern. No partner
have to contain numbers, the strength of needed. Students must have taken an
Excel lies in its capabilities to manipulate introductory course or receive instructor's
numeric information. The most common permission in order to register for this
uses of Excel are to create spreadsheets, lists, course.
tables, and charts. Students must bring a Instr: Tina Melendrez AKA Salsa Tina
USB to each class for their assignments Sat, 3:00p.m. - 4:30p.m.
and homework. Fee: $79
Instr: Myron Nash
Sat, 11:00p.m. - 1:00p.m.
Fee: $79
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HEALTH & WELLNESS FT2610. Early Morning Aerobics
Get fit, look great! Shape, tone, and
Please consult your physician to make
sure these fitness classes are appropriate boost your physical endurance with this
dynamic workout designed to promote
for your health situation. cardiovascular health, weight loss, and
flexibility.
FT2606. Weight Training Instr: TBA
This class, designed for men and women, Mon & Wed, 9:00a.m. - 10:00a.m.
introduces the principles and skills of Fee: $79
weight training for health, fitness, athletic
conditioning and body composition on FT2611. Bottoms Up
state–of–the– art equipment. Your workout This workout is designed to build
is closely supervised. Register early! cardiovascular health, lift, tone, and shape
Instr: John Mammie your bottom! At the same time, you will
Sat, 9:30a.m. - 11:00a.m. lose those unwanted pounds and inches
Fee: $75 off your bottom, hips, and thighs.
Instr: TBA
FT2608. Total Body Fitness Tues & Thurs, 10:0a.m. - 11:00a.m.
Watch those pounds melt away! This Fee: $79
class is designed for all fitness levels. You
will work the whole body using weights
and machines. It incorporates strength
training for fitness, and health and body KIDS KORNER
conditioning.
Instr: John Mammie
Sat, 8:00a.m. - 9:30a.m.
Fee: $75
FT2609. Yoga: Center Your Mind and Body
Join this class to reduce body tensions
while increasing peace of mind. A qualified
instructor will guide participants through
yoga techniques, deep breathing, stretch KK2319. Martial Arts for Kids (Ages 5 - 10)
awareness, relaxation and meditation. Wear Children can apply the physical and
loose clothing and bring a mat. mental skills learned in martial arts into
Instr: TBA all aspects of life. The class is jam-packed
Thur, 5:00p.m. - 6:30p.m. with excitement and fun to keep students
Fee: $75 interested and motivated so they can
reap the long-term benefits of training.
Minimum age 5.
Instr: TBA
Sat, 3:00p.m. - 4:00p.m.
Fee: $67
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KK2320 . Les Enfants Dance
Les Enfants Dance Program integrates
MUSIC
song and dance taught through cultural MU2801. Piano Part II
context. Our goal is to empower students If you really want to be heard, make music
through exposure to dance as an art and not noise! Learn to play the piano in
form, professional opportunity and tool an electronic piano lab setting. Previous
of expression. Les Enfants’ objectives are musical background is helpful but not
to introduce students to a variety of dance required. Book available in class. Fee for
styles, foster artistic growth of personal book not included.
and professional discipline through dance. Instr: Barbara Maxon
Students are introduced to ballet and Sat, 9:00a.m. - 11:00a.m.
modern for classical training. Students Fee: $81
also learn traditional African, Caribbean
and Latin dances.
Instr: Shakeena President-Beckford
A. Ages 7 - 13, Sat, 11:00a.m. - 12noon
B. Ages 14 - 18, Sat, 12noon - 1:00p.m. SENIORS
Fee: $81 These classes are offered for seniors, 60
and over. Choose a class from this section
or select from among the many other
classes in this schedule. The courses in
this section are priced at a reduced rate
LANGUAGE for seniors and parking is free for seniors
60 and over.
LA3301. Basic Spanish for Beginners
Become familiar with our second national SC3201. Senior Fitness
language. This class is for beginners and This is an exercise class tailored for the
those who want to brush up on their older adult. Improve your flexibility and
Spanish skills. You will learn the phonetic increase your strength. The class is designed
pronunciation of the Spanish alphabet, as to meet your individual needs and the
well as groups of words and phrases. An exercises allow you to progress at your
excellent course! own pace. Bring a towel.
Instr: TBA Instr: TBA
Sat, 9:00a.m. - 11:00a.m. Tue & Thur, 9:00a.m. - 10:00a.m.
Fee: $75 Fee: $63
LA3302. Introduction to American Sign SC3202. Introduction to Computers (Seniors
Language (ASL) Only)
This is an introduction to American Sign Have you realized you don’t know much
Language (ASL), its basic vocabulary, about computers? Do you feel it’s time to
structure, syntax and grammar. Students get with the program? In this class, you
will learn fingerspelling, and how to will gain an understanding of how your
construct simple sentences. computer functions, learn all it can do and
Instr: TBA what new doors the world of computers
Sat, 1:00p.m. - 2:00p.m. can open for you. This program includes
Fee: $75
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a free flash drive to save all your files you SC3213. Tai Chi for Seniors
receive in class. In this moving meditative course, students
Instr: : Myron Nash will practice the ancient art of Tai Chi and
Mon, 11:00a.m. - 12:30p.m. discover the connection between mind and
Fee: $63 body. This course will focus on reducing
mental and physical stress, becoming aware
SC3210. Stay Flexible After 50 with Yoga of, and, cultivating your chi, and directing
Relax and renew yourself naturally. the flow of positive energy through body.
Experience the many benefits of yoga. Instr: TBA
Yoga is one the best ways to ease the mind Mon & Wed, 11:00a.m. - 12noon
and body. Enjoy the wonderful benefits of Fee: $63
gentle stretching and strengthening. Bring
a mat and towel to class.
Instr: Anita Cooper
Fri, 10:00a.m. - 11:00a.m.
Fee: $63
In seed time learn,
in harvest teach,
in winter enjoy.
~William Blake
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REGISTRATION PARKING DECALS
Parking decals are available for $10.00
INFORMATION for students enrolled in Options classes.
There is a $5.00 fee to enter the campus.
BY MAIL Please note, decals can be purchased in
Complete the attached registration form, the Parking Department after students
sign and mail with your check. Make have registered. Students enrolled in the
checks/money orders payable to Chicago university's academic courses are not
State University. Mail registration form eligible for Options parking decals. Seniors,
and payment to Options Program – JDC 60 and over, enrolled in Options courses,
201, CSU, 9501 S. King Drive, Chicago, IL receive FREE parking decals.
60628. Please use one registration form for
each person registering. CLASS SIZE
The university reserves the right to limit
BY PHONE the size of classes and to cancel classes due
Register by phone at 773 995- 4466 with a to insufficient enrollment.
Visa, MasterCard, Discover, or American
Express. Be sure to have all the requested CANCELLING YOUR REGISTRATION
information on your registration form Cancelling your registration: In the
when you call. event that you must cancel your course
registration, we encourage you to send
BRING IN YOUR REGISTRATION someone in your place by simply informing
Register in–person in the Options Program the Options department of the name
office, Jacoby Dickens Athletic Center, change. Registration cancellations by phone
Room 201. Office hours are 9:00a.m. - or in writing must be received at least seven
5:00p.m., Monday through Friday. The office days prior to the published course start
will be open 9:00a.m. - 7:00p.m., Thursday, date. Cancellation requests received before
January 16, 2020, and Thursday, January the seven day deadline will result in fees
23, 2020. Registration will also be held being refunded, less a $10 administration
Saturday, January 18, 2020, and Saturday, fee. Processing may take six to eight weeks.
January 25, 2020, from 9:00a.m. - 1:00p.m. We regret that no refund is available when
a course registration is cancelled after the
GENERAL INFORMATION seven-day deadline. Failure to read the
information contained in this schedule
COURSE FEES does not constitute exemption from stated
Refer to course description for fees. Fees are regulations.
payable by check, money order, American
Express, Discover, Visa, or MasterCard. FOR MORE INFORMATION
CALL US
CLASS MEETINGS 773-995-4466
The Winter session begins Saturday, January VISIT OUR WEBSITE
25, 2020, and ends Friday, March 6, 2020. csu.edu/ContinuingEducation/Options.htm
See course descriptions for exceptions. EMAIL US
options@csu.edu
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WINTER TERM 2020
Course #/Section Course Title Day Time Fee
TOTAL
Student Name: ______________________________________Are you currently attending CSU? ______
Address: _______________________________________________________________Apt: __________
City: __________________________________________________State: __________Zip: ____________
Has your address changed? __________ Previous Address: _____________________________________
If minor, parent’s name: ___________________________Is this your first Options class? _____________
Day phone: ________________Evening phone: _________________________Email ________________
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Winter 2020
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