CONTINUING EDUCATION September - December Fall 2021 - Westmoreland County ...
←
→
Page content transcription
If your browser does not render page correctly, please read the page content below
CONTINUING EDUCATION
Fall 2021 September – December
Enjoy Wines from Around
the World, page 4
Discover inner peace
through Gentle Yoga,
page 17
Add color to your fall
landscape, page 25
Westmoreland Friends,
We are excited to offer you opportunities to learn, grow and enjoy activities
for Fall 2021.
Enjoy a variety of courses ranging from American Heart Association classes, to
meditation, to intergenerational cooking, you choose the format that suits you
the best!
• IN-PERSON – Classes will be held in a classroom.
• ONLINE – Classes will have start and end dates, and you can access the
class content at your leisure.
• REMOTE – Classes will use Zoom and be live. You will be able to interact
with the instructor and fellow students during class time.
Class formats are subject to change and new classes may be added. Please
check the college website at westmoreland.edu/coned for updates and
provide your email address when registering for a class.
Should circumstances change regarding CDC guidelines for Covid, please
refer to our Operating Plan at westmoreland.edu. It can be found under the
Resources tab at the top of the web page.
For more information, contact the Information Center at 724.925.4000 or
infocenter@westmoreland.edu.
Thank you for considering Westmoreland County Community College. New
ideas for classes are always welcome.
STAY SAFE AND HEALTHY.
Dr. Sydney Beeler
Vice President/Enrollment Management
2
TABLE OF CONTENTS
CLUB WESTLY......................................................................................... page 4
BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT.................................... page 10
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Arts & Crafts......................................................................................... page 16
Fitness/Health...................................................................................... page 17
Food..................................................................................................... page 20
Language and Culture.......................................................................... page 22
Law & Money........................................................................................ page 23
Personal Interest.................................................................................. page 23
COMPUTERS............................................................................................ page 30
HEALTH CARE & EMERGENCY SERVICES
Nurse Aide........................................................................................... page 33
American Heart Association Courses.................................................. page 33
EMT...................................................................................................... page 33
PUBLIC SAFETY
Firefighter............................................................................................. page 36
Law Enforcement................................................................................. page 36
COLLEGE FOR KIDS................................................................................. page 37
REGISTRATION & INFORMATION
How to Register................................................................................... page 39
Refund Policy........................................................................................ page 39
Continuing Education Units (CEUs)
Continuing Education Units (CEUs) are awarded to a student at the rate of 1 CEU
for every 10 hours of contact. The CEU is a nationally recognized unit of measure to
record an individual’s continuing education. CEUs do not correlate to college credit
classes. The college maintains student records of CEU accomplishments and copies
are available through the Records Department.
Notice of Nondiscrimination
Westmoreland County Community College will not discriminate in its educational programs, activities or employment practices
based on race, color, national origin, sex, disability, age, religion, ancestry or any other legally protected classification. Announce-
ment of this policy is in accordance with state law including the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act and with federal law, including
Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972, Section 503 and 504 of the
Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Inquiries should be
directed to the Affirmative Action Officer (presently Sylvia Detar) at 724.925.4190 or in Room 353D, Student Achievement Center,
Youngwood, PA 15697.
3
CLUB WESTLY
YOUR PLACE FOR LIFELONG LEARNING
Lifelong learning has numerous benefits including increased confidence,
wider social connections, expanded possibilities in the workplace,
and healthier minds and bodies, just to name a few. Through Club
Westly, you can take a class to learn for leisure, to stay relevant in the
workplace, to keep your mind sharp or simply to fight boredom!
Wines from Around the World
Broaden your knowledge of wine by joining us as we explore the foundations of different
wine types. Each month you will taste your way through two to three different worldwide
regions of the featured wine while discussing popular food pairings. Must be at least 21
to attend. Registration ends the Tuesday prior to class. Jill Kummer, Wine Educator, $25
tuition + $10 material fee
Pinot Noir from California, Oregon & Givry, Burgundy
PRDX 9037-50 Monday, October 4, 6-7 p.m.
Chardonnay from California, Chablis, & Macon
PRDX 9037-51 Monday, November 1, 6-7 p.m.
Cabernet Sauvignon from Paso Robles, California, Chile & Barossa, Australia
PRDX 9037-52 Monday, December 6, 6-7 p.m.
Wine: Putting the FUN in Fundamental
Join us for this two-hour fun overview of wines, and impress your friends with your new
knowledge. We will discuss how wine is made, what makes a bad wine, wine regions of the
world, and the predominant grapes from each region, basic wine labeling and bottle shapes.
Jill Kummer, wine educator, $25 tuition
PRDX 9034-50 Monday, October 18, 6-8 p.m.
ENROLL EARLY! Decisions to hold a class are based upon
enrollment approximately one week prior to the start date.
4
CLUB WESTLY
YOUR PLACE FOR LIFELONG LEARNING
Fun with Friends
Bring your friends. Make some more.
Discover new interests.
Heartsaver & Pediatric CPR
An American Heart Association CPR class
for lay persons with an interest in pediatric
CPR. Includes lecture and practice in adult
and child (ages 1-8) CPR and obstructed
airway maneuvers. Students must pass prac-
tical examinations to receive certification
card valid for two years. Tiffany Simmons.
Tuition $29 tuition + $25 material fee +
required text (review of textbook prior to
class is required)
MEDX 3020-50 Friday, September 10,
9-11 a.m.
Herbal Tea Blends
Do you enjoy tea? Then join us for tips on
making herbal tea and herbal tea blends
for both taste and specific purposes such
as relaxation and de-stressing. Ellen Marsili,
$15 tuition + $2 material fee
PHSX 3045-50 Friday, November 12,
9-11 a.m.
PHSX 3045-90 Tuesday, October 26
7-9 p.m.
(Westmoreland-Murrysville)
The Beatles-Discuss the Legends
Do you love the Beatles? Interested in
Introduction to Yoga their history from famine to fame? Join us
Join us to get a taste of what yoga is all for this two-hour class that will delve into
about in this new introductory class. Dress how the Beatles made history. Discuss how
comfortably and bring a beach towel or the Beatles changed the world of music as
yoga mat for when you are taken through we know it, and how they have impacted
beginner yoga poses and breathing you personally. Deborah Kazsimer, $10
techniques. Hayley Dunhoff, $10 tuition tuition
PHSX 3059-50 Friday, October 15, MSCX 0125-50 Friday, December 10,
11:30-1:30 p.m. 1-3 p.m.
I REMOTE – classes take place using Zoom and are live. You can
interact with the instructor. Registration ends three (3) business days
prior to start date.
Z ONLINE – classes have start and end dates, and you can access the
class content at your leisure.
To participate in remote or online classes, you need to have a PC/Laptop/
Tablet with Internet access. An invitation to join the class is sent to you via
email a couple of days prior to the class start date.
To register, call 724.925.4204 or 1.800.262.2103, ext. 4204.
5
CLUB WESTLY
YOUR PLACE FOR LIFELONG LEARNING
Professional Equity & Inclusion
In their book, Diversity Training, Wildermuth
Development and Gray (2005) introduce the term
“conversity” or the concept of focusing
Expand your knowledge. Chase better on commonalities leading to attitudes
career prospects. Increase your earning and behaviors that capitalize on human
power. differences for organizational success.
We will discuss commonalities between
Computers for Plus 50 various cultures, stereotypes and what to
using Windows 10 do about them, and the impact of subtle
A beginner class especially for those 50 and discrimination in the workplace and how to
better that provides a hands-on, relaxed reduce it. James & Michelle Teague, $35
approach to computer learning for personal tuition, .4 CEUs
use or to develop job-related skills. Become JREX 1746-01 Friday, September 24,
familiar with the Windows 10 interface 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
and its basic capabilities, along with basic
computer hardware and terminology,
file saving, file management, creating
documents, sending email, browsing the
Internet and sharing information between
applications and other users. Bring flash
drive to second class. Rick Martz, $95
tuition + required textbook, 1.5 CEUs
DAPX 0916-50 5 Fridays starting
October 15, 9 a.m.-noon
DAPX 0916-60 5 Tuesdays starting
October 5,
9:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
(Westmoreland-Latrobe)
Building a Website I
with WordPress
Create a website for yourself or a small
business using the WordPress content
management system. We’ll talk about
what WordPress is and how it works. You’ll
create up to 5 pages (home, about, services,
blog and contact) and customize them
with text and images. You’ll also learn to
secure and back up your website and how Introduction to the iPad
to update it regularly. You will have access Designed for you to get the most out of
to a WordPress site during class at no cost. your new iPad. Topics will include: hardware;
If you would like to keep the site after connectivity; apps; productivity; media;
the class ends, you will need to purchase syncing and backup; and printing. Your iPad
website hosting and a domain name. will soon become your trusty companion.
Must have computer experience. Rene Bring your iPad to class as this is a practical,
Morozowich, $69 tuition, .8 CEUs hands-on course where you will participate
DAPX 9240-R1 4 Tuesdays starting in exercises for every topic and all points
September 21, covered. Must have iPad Air or newer
5:30-7:30 p.m. (remote) version. Alan Laick, $49 tuition, .6 CEUs
DAPX 3075-50 2 Fridays starting
September 24, 1-4 p.m.
I Denotes REMOTE Class
ENROLL EARLY! Decisions to hold a class are based upon
enrollment approximately one week prior to the start date.
6
CLUB WESTLY
YOUR PLACE FOR LIFELONG LEARNING
Personal Enrichment Walk Live
Walk Live is an indoor aerobic walking
Beginning Tai Chi program which has been helping people get
A program of continuous, non-strenuous fit for over 25 years. You will engage in a
movements designed to improve mental three-mile, heart pumping, calorie torching
focus and concentration, relax and tone the aerobic indoor walk geared for all fitness
major joints in the body, increase energy levels. If you can walk, you can do this
levels and build internal strength and program. Angie Tomer, $55 tuition
suppleness. Wear comfortable clothes and PHSX 9039-50 8 Thursdays starting
shoes. Linda Vucelich, $35 tuition September 30,
MEDX 8018-50 5 Thursdays starting 5:30-6:30 p.m.
September 23,
9:30-10:30 a.m Paying for Long-term Care
The average cost of nursing home care in
Tai Chi, Level II the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania is now
Perfect your form and balance through over $8,400 a month. What would your
practice. Wear comfortable clothes and family do if faced with a nursing home stay?
shoes. Prerequisite: Beginning Tai Chi. Linda What is the difference between Personal
Vucelich, $35 tuition Care, Assisted Living and Nursing Home
MEDX 8019-50 5 Thursdays starting Care? What options exist to allow loved
September 23, ones to stay at home? What benefits are
10:45-11:45 a.m. available to help pay for the care we need?
Will I lose my house if I accept help from
Medicaid? This class will discuss the answers
Gentle Yoga
to these questions and more. Colleen
An introduction into yoga techniques for
Bratkovich, Esquire, $19 tuition, .3 CEUs
those who haven’t exercised lately or are
FINX 4860-50 Tuesday, September 28,
limited in mobility. Learn to apply the
6-9 p.m.
principles of yoga to stimulate the body into
more flexibility, the mind into awareness Protect Your Assets
and peace, and to unlock the potential that Learn the facts on nursing home care,
is within all of us. Bring a mat or towel to Medicaid and retirement planning.
class. Hayley Dunhoff, $45 tuition Discussion will include how to protect
PHSX 9485-50 8 Mondays starting your assets from a nursing home stay, the
September 27, 9-10 a.m. biggest mistake seniors make on titling
assets, estate planning for the middle class
NEW - “Relaxercise” I and minimizing taxes upon death. Jack
for Health & Fitness George, CFP®, CLTC, CMP, $19 tuition
“Relaxercise” is the term for the Feldenkrais FINX 7553-50 Tuesday, October 19,
Method for Easy Movement which 6-8 p.m.
addresses each area of the body with slow, FINX 7553-R50 Tuesday, October 19,
easy, gentle motion to increase range of 6-8 p.m. (remote)
movement, flexibility and improved health.
The class will be done in a seated position. Your Retirement Readiness Checklist
Linda Vucelich, $35 tuition When the stakes are high some
PHSX 7145-R50 4 Tuesdays starting professionals, such as pilots and surgeons,
September 28, rely on checklists to ensure things go
10:30-11:30 a.m. according to plan. Your retirement should
be no different. This course is designed
to walk you through a seven-point
comprehensive checklist to determine if you
have your ducks in a line regarding your
retirement. We will explore the essential
items that should be “checked off” before
you decide to retire. Jack George, CFP®,
CLTC, CMP, $19 tuition
FINX 6719-50 Tuesday, November 23,
I Denotes REMOTE Class 6-8 p.m.
To register, call 724.925.4204 or 1.800.262.2103, ext. 4204.
7
CLUB WESTLY
YOUR PLACE FOR LIFELONG LEARNING
Medicare 101
Many decisions need to be made when you become eligible for Medicare. To assist you
in making these informed decisions, information will be presented on Medicare benefits,
Medicare Advantage options, Medigap plans and the Medicare prescription drug benefit.
Information will be presented by the PA Medicare Education and Decision Insight (PA
MEDI), formally known as APPRISE, program which is a program of the Department of
Aging. The program provides free information and counseling to anyone who is Medicare
eligible. No tuition.
PRDX 5019-50 Tuesday, September 28, 3-5 p.m.
PRDX 5019-51 Thursday, December 9, 1-3 p.m.
AARP Smart Driver Course AARP Smart Driver Course
This two-session classroom driver retraining Four-Hour Refresher
program is designed to help adults age This class will teach you how to handle
50 and better improve their driving skills. adverse driving conditions and traffic
The class covers the effects of aging and hazards, in addition to learning about the
medications on driving, basic driving effects of aging and medications on driving.
rules, license renewal, local traffic hazards, Prerequisite: AARP Driver Safety eight-hour
adverse road conditions, energy saving class. You must bring the safety certificate
and accident prevention measures. $25 from prior 55 Alive Driver Safety class
material fee payable at first class (check or as proof of completion. $25 material fee
money order only made payable to AARP, payable at first class (check or money order
no cash). The fee is only $20 if you are a only made payable to AARP, no cash). $20
member of AARP (membership card must for AARP members (membership card must
be presented). NOTE: You must be age 50 be presented)
or older, have a valid driver’s license and RSVL 2154-51 Wednesday, November 3,
attend both sessions to receive a certificate. 5-9 p.m.
RSVL 2150-51 Wednesday, & Thursday, RSVL 2154-60 Thursday, October 14,
October 6 & 7, 6-10 p.m. 5-9 p.m.
RSVL 2150-52 Wednesday & Thursday, (Westmoreland-Latrobe)
November 10 & 11, RSVL 2154-71 Tuesday, November 9,
9 a.m.-1 p.m. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. (Latrobe
RSVL 2150-60 Monday & Tuesday, Senior Center)
November 1 & 2, RSVL 2154-91 Wednesday, October 27,
9 a.m.-1 p.m. 9 a.m.-1 p.m.
(Westmoreland-Latrobe) (Westmoreland-
RSVL 2150-90 Tuesday & Wednesday, Murrysville)
October 19 & 20,
9 a.m.-1 p.m.
(Westmoreland-
Murrysville)
ENROLL EARLY! Decisions to hold a class are based upon
enrollment approximately one week prior to the start date.
8
CLUB WESTLY
YOUR PLACE FOR LIFELONG LEARNING
Final Preparation Series
Pre-planning and getting your affairs in order allows you to let your final wishes be
known and alleviates any hard decisions your family will have to make at an already
difficult time.
Writing an Obituary
An obituary is a tribute to a person’s life. Join us for guidance in writing your tribute.
You will be encouraged to compose an obituary that can be shared with your family
and friends to be used as your final honor. Leah Tapper, funeral director, $10 tuition
PRDX 9108-50 Thursday, October 21, 6-8 p.m.
Estate Planning
This class provides fundamental estate planning strategies to help you reduce costs/
taxes and avoid the pitfalls that commonly occur with simple estates. Topics include:
avoidance of probate, Medicare reimbursement for nursing homes and guardianship
proceedings. Attorney Eric Bononi, $10 tuition
FINX 1752-50 Monday, October 25, 6-7 p.m.
Funeral Pre-Planning: Where to Start
Pre-planning a funeral can bring peace for you and your family, but sometimes it’s
hard to know where to start. Take part in this class to uncover the steps you need
to take to bring you and your family serenity in your final time. Leah Tapper, funeral
director, $10 tuition
PRDX 6752-50 Wednesday, October 27, 6-8 p.m.
Basic Will Writing
Step-by-step instructions will be provided. You’ll leave with the knowledge to
complete a basic will and, if desired, a living will and organ donor form. A basic will
provides for general distribution of property; names a guardian/trustee for children,
if needed; names a personal representative to administer the estate; and provides
specific burial instructions, if desired. Attorney Mary Ann Grec, $35 tuition
LAWX 5300-50 Monday, November 1, 5:30-9:30 p.m.
Q
COURSE IDEAS NEEDED
We are always looking for new classes to offer the community.
If you have special knowledge or a skill that you would like to
share with others, please complete a course proposal. Visit our
website at westmoreland.edu/CEproposal for a course proposal
form and to view directions and deadlines for submission.
To register, call 724.925.4204 or 1.800.262.2103, ext. 4204.
9
BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Mental Health First Aid I
This groundbreaking skills-based course
gives people the tools to identify, under-
stand and respond to someone who might
be struggling with a mental health or sub-
stance use challenge-and connect them
with the appropriate support and resources
when necessary. In this training, you will
learn a 5-step Action Plan that guides their
interaction with individuals experiencing a
mental health or substance use crisis. Beth-
any Gary and Meredith Weber. Tuition $75 Creative Thinking: Tools & I
+ $ 25 material fee Techniques for Fresh Solutions
JREX 5250 R1 Saturday, November 6, Creativity is a capacity that is innate in
10 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. all people. With the correct training it
can be developed and strengthened. In
this 3-session course, we’ll explore what
creativity is and isn’t, and look at the
factors that support creative thinking and
our own barriers to creative thinking. You
will learn how to find sources of inspiration
to overcome the barriers and ready your
mind for new possibilities. You’ll walk away
with tried-and-tested idea generation
techniques that tap into both the conscious
and subconscious mind to break out of “the
box” and discover fresh ideas and solutions.
Dawn DePasquale, Ph.D., a presenter at
international conferences on creativity, $39
tuition, .3 CEUs
JREX 0963-R1 3 Fridays starting
October 8, 9-10 a.m.
Irresistible Ideas: How to I
make your ideas impossible
to ignore!
How many of us have had a great, even
brilliant idea, a process improvement, a
service/product to be provided, a better
NEW - Dealing with I way, only to have that idea ignored? In
Difficult People & BIG Personalities disbelief, we wonder “what went wrong?”
We have the agenda, the slide deck, the How could they possibly have NOT seen
flip chart and markers…even the coffee the value in this idea?” Strange as it may
is on its way. Yet, in seconds, a difficult seem, it’s possible that our excitement may
participant can unravel our plans, and our have kept us from being as clear-headed
success, because what we DON’T have are and thoughtful about our approach and
the strategies to handle these unpredictable packaging. If we truly believe an idea
people! If we’re lucky, we navigate it. But warrants serious attention, we may need to
there’s no need to rely on luck when the do a few things to improve the odds of its
process is simple when core principles acceptance. You will have an opportunity
are in place. Join us to learn these core to apply strategy, work on your own
principles that you can use in any situation – ‘influencing’ challenge, and walk away with a
meetings, classroom, or boardroom. Dawn prepared strategy and idea proposal. Dawn
DePasquale, Ph.D., $35 tuition, .3 CEUs DePasquale, Ph.D., $25 tuition, .2 CEUs
JREX 1365-R1 Friday, September 24, JREX 3941-R1 Friday, October 29,
9 a.m. to noon 9-11 a.m.
I Denotes REMOTE Class
ENROLL EARLY! Decisions to hold a class are based upon
enrollment approximately one week prior to the start date.
10BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Equity & Inclusion Financial Statements for
In their book Diversity Training, Wildermuth Non-Financial People
and Gray (2005) introduce the term Financial management is one of the key
“conversity” or the concept of focusing drivers for an organization’s success;
on commonalities leading to attitudes however, not every manager, supervisor or
and behaviors that capitalize on human business owner has a good understanding
differences for organizational success. of financial statements or financial
We will discuss commonalities between management. Join us to learn the basics
various cultures, stereotypes and what to of financial statements and the analysis of
do about them and the impact of subtle the data to boost your financial proficiency.
discrimination in the workplace and how to Michelle Teague, $39 tuition, .4 CEUs
reduce it. James & Michelle Teague, $35 JREX 2149-01 2 Fridays starting
tuition, .4 CEUs October 29, 9-11:30 a.m.
JREX 1746-01 Friday, September 24,
8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Blogging & Podcasting Z
for Beginners
Blogging and podcasting are great ways
to express yourself, but maybe you’re not
sure how to start. This course will teach you
how to successfully plan and create your
very own blog and podcast using hands-on
exercises and free web tools. For class start
dates, cost and to register, go to www.
ed2go.com/wcconed.
You receive a 1099, now what? NEW - Free Google Apps
Being in a self-employed position, such as Get the most out of the free Google apps
an Uber driver, and receiving a 1099 has by gaining a thorough understanding of
different tax obligations than when you what these apps have to offer. Through
receive a W-2. You are now responsible instructor demonstrations and practice,
to file and pay your own taxes. This class you can gain the skills to utilize these tools
will explain the different business taxes efficiently and effectively. Pre-requisite: a
and how to complete Schedule C for form basic understanding of the apps available
1040 tax filings. The advantages of forming and a gmail account. Lawrence Fallon, $59
a Limited Liability Corporation (LLC) or S tuition
Corporation for small business owners and DAPX 2129-01 4 Thursdays starting
the process to apply for these statuses October 21, 6-8 p.m.
will also be discussed. James Teague, $35
tuition, .4 CEUs
JREX 0457-01 Friday, October 15,
8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
ZDenotes ONLINE Class
To register, call 724.925.4204 or 1.800.262.2103, ext. 4204.
Unless otherwise noted, classes are for ages 18 and older. 11BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Marketing with Social Media I
To increase your customer base and keep
your current customers engaged, it is
necessary to utilize all marketing strategies
available. In this introductory class, you will
learn how to incorporate social media into
your marketing plan. Larry Tavlarides, $65
tuition, .9 CEUs
SMBX 1350-R1 3 Thursdays starting
October 14, 6-9 p.m.
Project Management Processes Z
Acquire a well-rounded knowledge of
the five Project Management Processes
relating to the Project Management Body
of Knowledge (PMBOK) Guide. This basic
information will assist you in learning
the beginnings of Project Management,
whether you are interested in project
management, in a project management
field or in any line of work. Come away with
a solid foundation of the five processes
to learn and use when any type of project
occurs in your employment arena. Christina
Mitchell, $195 tuition, 1.6 CEUs
JREX 6657-W1 October 4-29
Introduction to Data Analysis Z
Data analysis is quickly becoming one of the
most sought-after skills in the workplace.
Companies have vast amounts of data, but
it is rare to have someone with the ability
to analyze that data to see trends and make
predictions. This course will give you a basic
understanding of how to analyze data in
a business setting. John Rutledge, $195
tuition, 1.6 CEUs
Negotiation: Z JREX 3029-W1 September 7-October 1
Get What You Want
Negotiation is a key skill for success in
business and everyday life. Knowing
Introduction to Power BI Z
Gain insights into your data! Power BI
strategies to clarify what you want and how (business intelligence) is a widely used
to prioritize needs will ensure you get more business analytics service offered by
of what’s essential. Having the skills to help Microsoft. Power BI Desktop is a complete
others get what they want will improve data analysis and report creation tool that
relationships and increase your odds of you install for free. Discover how to quickly
success in the future. Work with a pro to extract, transform, and load data with just
learn how to plan, implement and win in the a few clicks. You will create interactive
bargaining process. Save time, grow your visualizations (charts, maps, KPIs) to provide
business network and gain confidence when insights into your company’s data to make
dealing with even the shrewdest of deal- informed decisions. Marion Williams, $195
makers. Invest in these skills now and reap tuition, 1.6 CEUs
a lifetime of rewards. Greg Marsello, $195 DAPX 6676-W1 September 7-October 1
tuition, 1.6 CEUs
JREX 5314-W1 October 4-29
ZDenotes ONLINE Class
I Denotes REMOTE Class
ENROLL EARLY! Decisions to hold a class are based upon
enrollment approximately one week prior to the start date.
12BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Leadership Development
John Maxwell has written many books on leadership. The following classes are based
on his books. James & Michelle Teague are certified to coach, teach and speak on John
Maxwell’s programs.
Everyone Communicates, Few Connect
Based on the book Everyone Communicates, Few Connect by John Maxwell, the
principles of connecting with other people will be explored, and we will discuss the
relationship that effective communication has with leadership and influence. An
assessment will be used to determine your communication style and methods for
improvement. Michelle Teague, $35 tuition + $50 material fee, .4 CEUs
JREX 0944-01 Friday, October 1, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
Becoming a Person of Influence
A person’s level of influence can increase by utilizing methods to interact positively with
others. Using the John Maxwell book, Becoming a Person of Influence, as the basis of the
class, we will discuss what influence is and what it is not, different types of influence, and
methods of increasing influence in a positive manner. James Teague, $19 tuition,
.25 CEUs
JREX 6734-01 Monday, October 4, 6-8:30 p.m.
How to Be a R.E.A.L. Success
John Maxwell writes to be a REAL success, you need to develop the ability to work with
people. This includes being able to RELATE to others better as you understand relational
rules; EQUIP others with the proper skill sets; improve your ATTITUDE through daily
practice; and LEAD others successfully to where you have gone and beyond. Each session
will focus on a different aspect (Relate, Equip, Attitude, Lead) of being a REAL success.
Michelle Teague, $85 tuition, 1.2 CEUs
JREX 7199-01 4 Thursdays, October 14, 6-9 p.m.
Sometimes You Win - Sometimes You Learn
John Maxwell believes that any setback, whether professional or personal, can be turned
into a step forward when you possess the right tools to turn a loss into a gain. In his
book, Maxwell, using 50 years of leadership experience, provides a roadmap for winning
by examining the 11 elements that constitute the DNA of learners who succeed in the
face of problems, failure and losses. Michelle Teague, $25 tuition, .3 CEUs
JREX 7525-01 Friday, October 15, 9 a.m.-noon
Leadership Gold
What does it take to be a good leader? In his book, Leadership Gold, John Maxwell
shares valuable lessons from his many years of leading. The lessons that will be examined
include how to lead yourself, how to handle defining moments and criticism, ways to
stop working and get in the zone. In addition, we will discuss the real responsibilities of
leaders and how to become a leader people want to follow. The class will finish with a
discussion on the leadership legacy you want to leave behind. James Teague, $35 tuition,
.4 CEUs
JREX 4855-01 Friday, October 22, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
15 Invaluable Laws of Growth
According to the principles in John Maxwell’s book, 15 Invaluable Laws of Growth, to
achieve full potential, a person must grow, and this growth needs to be intentional.
We will examine two of the laws from the book. The Law of Pain examines how growth
comes from learning to manage bad situations. The Law of the Rubber Band looks at how
growth can only happen when individuals are willing to step outside of their comfort zone
and stretch themselves. James Teague, $19 tuition, .25 CEUs
JREX 2531-01 Monday, October 25, 6-8:30 p.m.
To register, call 724.925.4204 or 1.800.262.2103, ext. 4204.
13BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Career Series
Looking to change your career or move up within your current company? Learn effective
communication, resume writing, soft skills, and interviewing tips and tricks with this series
formatted specifically to help you put your best self forward in your professional life.
Job Seeker
Looking for a job and not know where to start? Acquire new job searching skills while
learning which search engines and print publications can lead to legitimate jobs and
careers. Tuition: $10, Lorrie Douglass.
JREX 3995-01 Tuesday, September 7, 6-8 p.m.
Resume Writing for the Job Market
Never write a resume or just need ideas on how to spice up your resume? Learn how to
format your resume to highlight your skills that companies are looking for. Bring a copy of
your current resume or ideas of what you would like to promote on your resume. Tuition:
$19, Lorrie Douglass.
JREX 7324-01 3 Tuesdays starting September 14, 6-8 p.m.
Social Media for Job Searching
Ever wonder how to make social media work for you? Explore how to use LinkedIn,
Facebook, Instagram, and other platforms as career search engines and how to make
them beneficial resources for you. Tuition: $10, Lorrie Douglass.
JREX 7327-01 Tuesday, October 5, 6-8 p.m.
Interviewing 101
Not sure how to promote yourself successfully in an interview? In this class, learn how
to promote yourself as an asset for the company you are interviewing with that they
absolutely need to have on their team. Tuition: $10, Lorrie Douglass.
JREX 1742-01 Tuesday, October 12, 6-8 p.m.
Brushing Up on the Basics
Need to brush up on the basics? When re-entering the workforce or changing a career,
sometimes a refresher is business math, English, and communication can be what is
needed to give the edge in your new profession. Tuition: $19, Lorrie Douglass.
JREX 0436-01 2 Tuesdays starting October 19, 6-8 p.m.
Effective Business Communication
Learn how to effectively connect with your peers and colleagues through email and face
to face communication. Using effective communication to be successfully heard while
staying professional and cooperative in the workplace is an impressive and intangible skill
that is imperative for an employee to have. Tuition: $10, Lorrie Douglass.
JREX 1741-01 Tuesday, November 9, 6-8 p.m.
Working with Customers
In a career or looking for a career working with customers? Learn how to effectively
work with customers to overcome objections, obstacles, and issues to get successful
resolutions and positive outcomes. Tuition: $10, Lorrie Douglass.
JREX 9031-01 Tuesday, November 16, 6-8 p.m.
For more information about Business & Professional Development
classes,contact the Information Center at 724.925.4000 or
infocenter@westmoreland.edu.
ENROLL EARLY! Decisions to hold a class are based upon
enrollment approximately one week prior to the start date.
14BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
NEW - Design Sketching Using Autodesk Revit
If you could design your dream building, what would it look like? Start with a basic sketch
and finish your design using Autodesk Revit. Unleash your creativity and see your design
turn into a 3-D model. This class is for entertainment purposes only. Douglas Gengler, $185
tuition + $10 material fee, 2.4 CEUs
DAPX 0117-A1 8 Mondays starting September 27, 5-8 p.m.
(Advanced Technology Center)
Manufacturing Jumpstart Z
Companies need to be able to locate high-quality talent to fill vacant positions. Increase your
employability by participating in this 100% online fast-track, short term program that offers
training in workplace skills and techniques most relevant in today’s industrial environment.
$832 tuition + $170 material fee, 2.6 CEUs
INDX 5365-W1 October 4-29
Essentials of Workplace Safety Z
Safety is no accident! Throughout this online course, you will be introduced to what
workplace safety is and why it is important. You will also learn about specific topics that
affect all workers such as hazardous communication, lockout/tagout and personal protective
equipment. $280 tuition + $170 material fee, 0.8 CEUs
INDX 9534-W1 November 1-30
YOUR COMPANY MAY QUALIFY FOR
MONEY FOR TRAINING THROUGH WEDNETPA!
Westmoreland is a proud partner with
the Workforce & Economic Development
Network of Pennsylvania (WEDnetPA).
Beginning July 1, qualified companies
can receive up to $2,000 in training
reimbursement per eligible employee.
The beauty of this program is that it is
completely employer-driven….you have the freedom to choose the training
method(s) that best suit your needs.
WEDnetPA provides training reimbursement funds in several skill-building
categories:
• Business Operations
• Computer Operations
• Machine Operations and Maintenance
• Manufacturing Fundamentals
• Manufacturing Technology
To find out if your company qualifies for the WEDnetPA grant or to inquire
about customized on-site workforce training courses, contact our Workforce
Development team at workforce@westmoreland.edu.
ZDenotes ONLINE Class
To register, call 724.925.4204 or 1.800.262.2103, ext. 4204.
15PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Arts & Crafts Wonders of Watercolor
Have you ever wanted to explore a new
Introduction to Z creative avenue that’s as simple as grabbing
a cup of water and a few brushes? Handling
Digital Scrapbooking
Make the most of your scrapbooking talents techniques of water color paints used
to show off your photos and memorabilia. by artists and illustrators for centuries to
This course provides hands-on experience create beautiful and whimsical works will
building scrapbook pages, using artistic be demonstrated. You will experiment with
journaling, and producing your own artwork application techniques to create your own
with Photoshop Elements. For class start still-life painting. No painting experience
dates, cost and to register, go to www. necessary. Supply list will be emailed.
ed2go.com/wcconed. Registration closes one week prior to start
date. Kyle Reidmiller, MFA, $45 tuition
RTSX 9032-01 3 Thursdays starting
Introduction to Bobbin Lace
October 21, 6-9 p.m.
Are you ready for a new adventure? Bobbin
RTSX 9032-60 3 Tuesdays starting
Lace is a skilled craft with a tradition dating
November 9, 6-9 p.m.
back hundreds of years. You will learn about
(Westmoreland-Latrobe)
the history while working through a series
of patterns designed to introduce you to
a new skill each week. A $25 deposit for
tools will be paid to the instructor the first
night of class, which will be returned when
the tools are returned. Marion Warzel, $69
tuition + $10 material fee
CRFX 0540-60 6 Mondays starting
September 27, 6-9 p.m.
(Westmoreland-Latrobe)
(No Class October 11)
Crochet Basics
This modern crochet class is a beginner’s
dream! We will cover all the basic stitches,
complete multiple projects, and learn many
tips and tricks to become a successful cro-
cheter. Projects include: boho wall hanging,
cotton dishcloth, winter hat, and a basic
NEW - Portrait Drawing
Have you ever wanted to make a doodle
granny square. No previous experience re-
or drawing of a loved one but felt lost from
quired. Materials list will be provided prior
the start? Perhaps you wonder how artists
to class start. Lauren Henschel, $60 Tuition
throughout history managed to capture the
CRFX 0030-01 6 Mondays starting
likeness of someone on canvas or paper.
September 20,
Join us to explore contemporary and
6-8:30 p.m.
traditional methods of portrait drawing and
learn the basics of how to draw the human
Figure Drawing 101
face. Topics covered will include sighting
If you’ve ever wanted to improve your
measurements, using simplified shapes
stick-figure drawing skills, have we got a
to construct complex forms, and how to
course for you. In a few sessions, learn the
avoid symbolic drawing when attempting
fundamentals of figure drawing such as
observational accuracy amongst others.
recognizing lines of action, gesture drawing,
Bring a sketchbook or drawing pad with
and how to capture measurements and
your favorite pencils, erasers and a ruler as
angles to better proportion your figures and
we block in the basics of portrait drawing.
increase your drawing skills. Bring sketch
Kyle Reidmiller, MFA, $45 tuition
pad (minimum size 9 x 12), drawing pencils,
RTSX 6677-01 3 Thursdays starting
kneaded eraser and pencil sharpener. Kyle
December 2, 6-9 p.m.
Reidmiller, MFA, $45 tuition
RTSX 2164-01 3 Thursdays starting
September 30, 6-9 p.m.
ZDenotes ONLINE Class
ENROLL EARLY! Decisions to hold a class are based upon
enrollment approximately one week prior to the start date.
16 Unless otherwise noted, classes are for ages 18 and older.PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Black & Tan Zentangle
Continue exploring your creativity with this
intriguing art form. Learn interesting new
tangles and be introduced to the Zendala.
This will shift your perspective to fit tangles
into dynamic shapes of a circular format.
Additional supplies will be available after
class. Prerequisite: Zentangle. Paulette
Harvey, $12 tuition + $10 material fee
RTSX 9901-01 Wednesday, October 20,
6-8 p.m.
Zentangle Inspired Art
NEW - Hungarian Easter Egg Take Zentangle to the highest level with
Decorating with Beeswax Zentangle inspired art. Take all the tangles
Join us for an evening of Hungarian Easter and put them together to make a beautiful
Egg decorating. You will decorate an egg picture of a Christmas bulb. Even if you
using the techniques, designs and traditions think you cannot draw a stick figure, you
of different regions. No experience is can learn Zentangle and create stunning
necessary. You will leave class with an egg original art. People of all ages and skill
you decorated and a kit you can use to levels can create Zentangle art and have fun
make more at home. Registration closes in the process! Paulette Harvey, $12 tuition
October 8. Timea Szep, $25 tuition + $20 + $10 material fee
material fee RTSX 9902-01 Wednesday, November
CRFX 3078-60 Monday, October 25, 10, 6-8 p.m.
6-9 p.m.
Zentangle
Create beautiful images from repetitive Fitness/Health
patterns in an easy to learn format. This Qi Gong for Energy & Health
fascinating new art form increases focus In four sessions, you will learn a complete
and creativity while providing a fun and nine-minute system of 13 simple, flowing
lighthearted way to relax and intentionally movements. This practice increases
shift your attention. Additional Zentangle and strengthens the immune system’s
supplies will be available in class. Paulette functioning and promotes overall harmony
Harvey, $12 tuition + $10 material fee and well-being with movement, breathing
RTSX 9900-01 Wednesday, October 6, and repetition. Qi Gong (Qi means energy
6-8 p.m. and Gong means practice) is the foundation
of Tai Chi. No experience needed. Wear
COURSE
comfortable clothes. Linda Vucelich, $35
tuition
MEDX 6913-60 4 Thursdays starting
Q IDEAS September 30, 7-8 p.m.
(Westmoreland-Latrobe)
NEEDED NEW - Meditation
Need to quiet your mind and settle into a
sense of peace? This class will show you
how to focus on your inner self and find a
We are always looking for new
classes to offer the community. If sense of peace and relaxation. Learn how
you have special knowledge or a to use these techniques no matter where
skill that you would like to share you are to calm your mind and your spirit.
Hayley Dunshoff, $55 tuition
with others, please complete a
PHSX 5368-01 8 Fridays starting
course proposal. Visit our website
September 24,
at westmoreland.edu/CEproposal 10-11 a.m.
for a course proposal form and to
view directions and deadlines for
submission.
To register, call 724.925.4204 or 1.800.262.2103, ext. 4204.
17PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Beginning Tai Chi
A program of continuous, non-strenuous
movements designed to improve mental
focus and concentration, relax and tone the
major joints in the body, increase energy
levels and build internal strength and
suppleness. Wear comfortable clothes and
shoes. Linda Vucelich, $35 tuition
MEDX 8018-50 5 Thursdays starting
September 23,
9:30-10:30 a.m.
Tai Chi, Level II
NEW - “Relaxercise” I Perfect your form and balance through
practice. Wear comfortable clothes and
for Health & Fitness
“Relaxercise” is the term for the Feldenkrais shoes. Prerequisite: Beginning Tai Chi. Linda
Method for Easy Movement addressing Vucelich, $35 tuition
each area of the body with slow, easy, MEDX 8019-50 5 Thursdays starting
gentle motion to increase range of September 23,
movement, flexibility and improved health. 10:45-11:45 a.m.
The class will be done in a seated position.
Linda Vucelich, $35 tuition
PHSX 7145-R50 4 Tuesdays starting
September 28,
10:30-11:30 a.m.
What Is Reiki?
The energy balancing method called Reiki
encourages the body and mind into a
greater state of stability. The balancing
effect on the energy field enlivens the
person or animal’s instinctive desire for
equilibrium in all systems and therefore
supports the natural healing mechanisms.
It is considered a valued palliative therapy Gentle Yoga
for stress reduction, calming and aiding a An introduction into yoga techniques for
healthful response. Hear more about Reiki’s those who haven’t exercised lately or are
use in people and animals (Janet Jackson, limited in mobility. Learn to apply the
Animal Specialist will be our guest) and principles of yoga to stimulate the body into
experience a short Reiki session for yourself. more flexibility, the mind into awareness
Linda Yarbrough, $20 tuition and peace and to unlock the potential that
MEDX 7108-01 Thursday, September 30, is within all of us. Bring a mat or towel to
6:30-9 p.m. class. Hayley Dunhoff, $45 tuition
PHSX 9485-50 8 Mondays starting
September 27, 9-10 a.m.
I Denotes REMOTE Class
I REMOTE – classes take place using Zoom and are live. You can
interact with the instructor. Registration ends three (3) business days
prior to start date.
Z ONLINE – classes have start and end dates, and you can access the
class content at your leisure.
To participate in remote or online classes, you need to have a PC/Laptop/
Tablet with Internet access. An invitation to join the class is sent to you via
email a couple of days prior to the class start date.
ENROLL EARLY! Decisions to hold a class are based upon
enrollment approximately one week prior to the start date.
18PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Walk Live
Walk Live is an indoor aerobic walking
program which has been helping people get
fit for over 25 years. You will engage in a
three-mile heart pumping, calorie torching
aerobic indoor walk geared for all fitness
levels. If you can walk, you can do this
program. Angie Tomer, $55 tuition
PHSX 9039-50 8 Thursdays starting
September 30,
5:30-6:30 p.m.
Hatha Yoga
Yoga is an ancient practice that promotes
a sense of inner peace through a series
of physical exercises (asanas or postures)
and breathing techniques. What sets yoga
apart from fitness programs is an emphasis
on the breath as well as a noncompetitive
attitude. We will concentrate on Hatha
Warrior Women Yoga stretches, centering, and meditation.
Warrior Women is a proven personal
All poses are presented with options for all
violence prevention program developed
levels from beginners to intermediate so
to teach women techniques to limit
everyone feels comfortable. Bring yoga mat
potentially dangerous situations. Classes
to class. $59 tuition
are hands-on and filled with practical skills
PHSX 9490-01 Jennifer Goebel
that are practiced with each participant. The
8 Tuesdays starting
techniques are simple and highly effective
October 5, 6-7:15 p.m.
for creating a window of escape. Girls
PHSX 9490-60 Jennifer Goebel
(14 & over) are welcome to attend with a
8 Wednesdays starting
family member (both must register). Wear
September 29,
comfortable clothes and shoes. Cassandra
6-7:15 p.m.
Briner-Kintigh, $15 tuition
(Westmoreland-Latrobe)
PHSX 2153-01 Monday, September 20,
PHSX 9490-90 Saroja Chandra
6:30-9:30 p.m.
8 Tuesdays starting
September 28,
Warrior Women 2 9:30-10:45 a.m.
Concepts learned in Warrior Women will (Westmoreland-
be reviewed with new techniques added to Murrysville)
protect yourself. Wear comfortable clothes PHSX 9490-R1 Saroja Chandra
and shoes. Cassandra Briner-Kintigh, $15 8 Thursdays starting
tuition September 30,
PHSX 2157-01 Monday, October 18, 5:30-6:45 p.m. (remote)
6:30-9:30 p.m.
WESTMORELAND COMMUNITY SURVEY
Thank you for your interest in taking classes at Westmoreland.
If there are classes you would like to take that are not currently
being offered, tell us what they are.
Complete an online survey at westmoreland.edu/cesurvey
To register, call 724.925.4204 or 1.800.262.2103, ext. 4204.
Unless otherwise noted, classes are for ages 18 and older. 19PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Food
Cake Decorating I
Learn all the basics of cake decorating,
including seven borders, 13 flowers, basket
weave, lattice and transfers. The first
session meets for only one hour to receive
a material list and discuss supplies. Limit 12
students. Mary Lou Cinciripini, $95 tuition +
$7 material fee
FODX 0460-01 8 Tuesdays starting
September 28, 6-8 p.m.
(first class 6-7 p.m.)
Cupcake Bouquets
Buttercream cupcake bouquets make a
perfect, unique gift or beautiful covered
dish. Impress your family and friends with
this fun and simple technique. No cake
decorating experience necessary. A supply
list will be mailed. Registration closes one
week prior to start date. Judy DeWitt, $25
Zumba tuition
A mixture of Latin and international music FODX 1020-01 2 Thursdays starting
and dance combined with fitness provides November 11, 6-8 p.m.
an invigorating and effective workout. It
is so much fun you won’t believe you are
exercising! Wear good, supportive sneakers
and bring water. Missy Troxell, $55 tuition
PHSX 9980-01 8 Mondays starting
October 4,
5:30-6:30 p.m.
Take Your Cooking Skills
to the Next Level with a
Credit Class!
If you’ve enjoyed our noncredit cooking
classes, consider auditing a credit class
offered through our School of Culinary
Arts/Hospitality. Auditing a course means
Residential Lighting & that you do not receive a grade nor
Electrical Basics credits and generally do not participate
Learn how to diagnose and repair common in exams or homework. You must pay the
electrical problems, and most importantly, tuition and any associated fees. Auditing
know when to call a professional. a class is usually for personal enrichment
Introduction to the National Electric Code is and exploration.
offered through hands-on activities, simple To view the schedule, visit
installations and repairs. $95 tuition + $15 westmoreland.edu
material fee, 1.2 CEUs
HOBX 3100-A1 3 Tuesdays starting
October 5, 5-9 p.m.
(Advanced Technology
Center)
ENROLL EARLY! Decisions to hold a class are based upon
enrollment approximately one week prior to the start date.
20PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Pagach
Pagach is a yeast filled dough that is stuffed
with potato and cheese, fried sauerkraut,
fried sweet cabbage or cottage cheese. It
is the Slovak version of a calzone. Deborah
Moore, $29 tuition + $9 material fee
FODX 6490-01 Tuesday, September 28,
5:30-9:30 p.m.
FOODS
LAB RULES: Pirohi (Pierogies)
Open-toed shoes, Potato, cheese and sauerkraut filled pirohi
sleeveless tops, just like grandma made. You will leave class
shorts and capris with a dozen pirohi you prepared. Deborah
are NOT PERMITTED in Moore, $29 tuition + $10 material fee
the foods lab. Please FODX 6644-01 Tuesday, October 5,
wear non-skid shoes. 5:30-9:30 p.m.
It is recommended you
Cookies
bring an apron.
You will make a Russian torte (layers of
walnuts and apricot between flakey pastry
dough topped with cream cheese frosting)
and a choco-cherry cookie (fudge drop
Cooking Classes - Make it a Date cookie with a cherry in the center, topped
Night or Friends Night Out with fudge frosting). You will leave with
Bring a friend or special someone. You the cookies you make. Bring a take home
both must register for the class. Space is container. Deborah Moore, $29 tuition +
limited. $13 material fee
FODX 3093-01 Tuesday, October 19,
5:30-9:30 p.m.
Sugar Cookie Decorating
Learn to decorate sugar cookies with Cheregi
royal icing. Students will learn basic A light Slovak knot doughnut rolled in
icing techniques along with a few special powdered or cinnamon sugar. You will go
techniques. All participants will take home with a couple dozen cheregi. Deborah
home a minimum of 6 different seasonally Moore, $29 tuition + $9 material fee
decorated cookies that they will decorate FODX 0903-01 Tuesday, October 26,
that evening in class. A supply list will be 6-9:30 p.m.
emailed. Julie Jones, $15 tuition
Mom’s Nut Rolls
FODX 7581-60 Tuesday, October 5,
Come to class and learn how to make this
6-8 p.m.
traditional sweet bread pastry from scratch
(Westmoreland-Latrobe)
using yeast dough and a buttery, sweet
walnut filling. You will take home the nut
Seasonal Cupcake Decorating
rolls you make. Deborah Moore, $29 tuition
Learn to decorate seasonal cupcakes with
+ $15 material fee
buttercream icing. Students will learn
FODX 6005-01 Tuesday, November 2,
basic icing techniques along with a few
5:30-9:30 p.m.
special techniques. All participants will take
FODX 6005-02 Thursday, November 4,
home a minimum of 6 different seasonally
5:30-9:30 p.m.
decorated cupcakes that they will decorate
that evening in class. Supply list will be Cream Puffs
emailed to students. A supply list will be French pastry consisting of a light hollow
emailed. Julie Jones, $15 tuition pastry shell filled with a cooked vanilla
FODX 1021-60 Tuesday, October 12, custard. The same pastry can be used to
6-8 p.m. make savory appetizers and French cruller
(Westmoreland-Latrobe) donuts. You will take six cream puffs home.
Bring a take home container. Deborah
Moore, $29 tuition + $8 material fee
FODX 0985-01 Tuesday, November 16,
6-9:30 p.m.
To register, call 724.925.4204 or 1.800.262.2103, ext. 4204.
21PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
Languages & Culture
Italian, Level I I
In this introductory course in Italian, you
will acquire basic speaking, reading and
writing skills while learning about Italian
culture. Grammar, tenses, structure and
conversation are included. Antonella
DiFilippo-Petruccelli, $145 tuition +
required textbook, 3.0 CEUs
LNGX 3060-R1 10 Wednesdays starting
September 15, 6-9 p.m.
Italian, Level II I
A continuation of Level I with an emphasis
Lunch with Chef Schmucker on speaking, reading and writing. You will
Prepare a delicious lunch in the kitchen build vocabulary through conversation while
with Chef Schmucker, then join him in the learning new verb tenses and grammar.
Bistro to enjoy what you prepared. Regis- (Textbook is same as Level I). Antonella
ter for the lunches separately. Chef Scott DiFilippo-Petruccelli, $145 tuition +
Schmucker, Ed.D., CEC, CCE, $45 tuition required textbook, 3.0 CEUs
+ $20 material fee LNGX 3081-R1 10 Mondays starting
September 20, 6-9 p.m.
Vegetable Tortellini: Cheese Tortellini,
Asparagus, Sundried Tomatoes, Kala- Italian, Level III
mata Olives, Artichoke Hearts, with Fresh Take your Italian speaking to the next level
Herbs & Champagne Vinaigrette in Radic- in this advanced course. New grammar
chio Bowl. and verb tenses will be introduced, while
Turkey Pesto Wrap/Panini: Smoked keeping the emphasis on speaking and
Turkey Breast, Bacon Strips, Muenster writing. Prerequisite: Italian Level II.
Cheese, Avocado, Arugula, Plum Tomato, (Textbook is same as Levels I & II). Antonella
and Pesto Aioli in a Spinach Tortilla Wrap, DiFilippo-Petruccelli, $145 tuition, 3.0 CEUs
Grilled in Panini Press LNGX 3082-01 10 Tuesdays starting
September 21,
FODX 4980-01 Vegetable Tortellini 11 a.m.-2 p.m.
Salad
Tuesday, October 12, Italian, Level IV
10 a.m.-2 p.m. Perfect your speaking and writing skills
FODX 4980-02 Turkey Pesto Wrap/ through weekly conversation, grammar
Panini review and reading. Completion of Italian
Tuesday, November 2, Level III required. Antonella DiFilippo-
10 a.m.-2 p.m. Petruccelli, $145 tuition, 3.0 CEUs
LNGX 3083-01 10 Thursdays starting
September 16,
11 a.m.-2 p.m.
I Denotes REMOTE Class
I REMOTE – classes take place using Zoom and are live. You can
interact with the instructor. Registration ends three (3) business days
prior to start date.
Z ONLINE – classes have start and end dates, and you can access the
class content at your leisure.
To participate in remote or online classes, you need to have a PC/Laptop/
Tablet with Internet access. An invitation to join the class is sent to you via
email a couple of days prior to the class start date.
ENROLL EARLY! Decisions to hold a class are based upon
enrollment approximately one week prior to the start date.
22 Unless otherwise noted, classes are for ages 18 and older.You can also read
