“Education is the most powerful
weapon which you can use to change
the world.”
O FFICE OF P ROFESSIONAL AND
C ONTINUING E DUCATION
- Nelson Mandela
2016 FALL SEMESTER COMMUNITY COURSE GUIDE
CAREER AND SKILLS
DEVELOPMENT
New! (ACE YOUR INTERVIEW) BASIC
INTERVIEW TECHNIQUES AND STRATEGIES
- 17S1B005
Nervous about an upcoming interview? Relax! Join us for Ace
Your Interview. Discover powerful techniques and strategies that
will keep you calm, on point, and on your game during even the
toughest interview. Participants will learn valuable skills, including
how to:
• Prepare for the interview
• Build rapport with interviewers
• Accurately interpret non-verbal language
• Maintain focus during the interview
• Manage difficult questions with ease
• Follow up like a pro
Wednesday, October 5th
5:30 – 8:30 PM
O.D. Smith Hall 328
Nancy Tilton Hand
Fee $ 55
New! THE FINE ART OF NETWORKING - 17S1B006
Intimidated by networking? You are not alone! Many people feel
awkward and panicky when faced with the prospect of making
new friends and cultivating contacts. Lucky for you, it doesn’t have
to be that way. Join us for The Fine Art of Networking and learn
to network with ease and enjoy the process. Discover how to
approach the process in a systematic way so that you get more out
of your networking practice. The techniques you will learn yield
consistent and reliable results and include:
• Networking preparation
• Making the first move
• Building rapport/discovery
• Leaving the conversation (even when it’s great!)
• Follow-up – the key to effective networking
Wednesday, October 12th
5:30 – 8:30 PM
O.D. Smith Hall 328
Nancy Tilton Hand
Fee $55
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New! (PLAN TO SUCCEED WITH TIME TO SPARE)
PLANNING AND TIME MANAGEMENT - 17S1B007
Overwhelmed? Always cutting it close? Join us for this life changing
class and learn to get ahead of the game and manage your time
like a champ.You will learn to create a framework and time
management system that works for your unique situation.You will
discover techniques that you can use immediately to:
• Establish and prioritize goals
• Focus amid distractions
• Create workable timelines
• Develop benchmarks
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• Optimize available time (without multitasking!)
• Fully enjoy downtime
Tuesday, October 11th
5:30 – 8:30 PM
O.D. Smith Hall 328
Nancy Tilton Hand
Fee $55
FROM iPHONE TO MY PHONE - 17S1D017
Apple, Inc. states that 99% of people love their iPhone, and you
should too! This workshop details the ins and outs of one of the
most powerful mobile devices on the market: your iPhone. It’s time
to finally understand what those little red numbers are above your
apps, discover why your battery is always dying, make Siri your
personal assistant, find out how to text with just your voice, learn
which settings are right for you, and master the apps that come
loaded on your iPhone. In addition, discover the millions of apps in
the App Store that can make your life just a little bit easier.
Saturday, October 15th
Haley Center: 3150
2:00 – 5:00 PM
Marcus Marshall Fee: $ 55
ONCE YOU GO MAC - 17S1D016
This workshop is the comprehensive instructional guide that
should have come in the box with your Mac! Bring your own Mac
computer and master many of the simple yet powerful apps and
features of your new device including Finder, Safari, Mail, Preview,
and Notes. Learn the when, where, and how to use your apps and
take full advantage of your computer. What is iCloud? How do
I right-click? Where are my files? Find out as you become more
comfortable with your Mac so that it compliments your workflow
rather than complicates it. Familiarize yourself with the practical
uses of the Mac allowing you to bridge what you know about the
Windows world with the new and engaging Mac world. This course
is intended for novice Mac users including teachers, business
owners and life-time learners.
Saturday, October 15th
Haley Center: 3150
6:00 – 9:00 PM
Marcus Marshall Fee: $55
New! MAC AND POTATOES:
INTERMEDIATE MAC COURSE - 17S1D018
Ready to take your Mac skills to the next level? You’ve come to
the right place! Get the most from your Apple computer, and take
your understanding light years ahead of the rest. Learn the ins
and outs of the powerful productivity tools that live inside every
Mac including iTunes, Photos, the App Store, Contacts, Calendars,
and Reminders. In addition, get an in-depth look at Apple’s
productivity suite: Pages, Keynote, and Numbers. These top-ofthe-line applications rival the Microsoft Office Suite, adding to and
expanding on many of their features, while still allowing you to
work effortlessly with people who use them. Just like our beginner
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course, bridge what you know about the Windows world with the
new and engaging Mac universe! This course is intended for Mac
owners who are familiar with operating their Macs. This includes
teachers, business owners and life-time learners.
Saturday + Sunday, November 12th and 13th
Haley Center: 3318
2:00 – 5:00 PM
Marcus Marshall
Fee: $75
CERTIFICATE & NEW
DEVELOPMENTAL PROGRAMS
New! INTRODUCTION TO HOME
BREWING - 17S1B008
Home Brewing. Taught by expert Graduate Brewing Faculty at
Auburn University, this short course will cover material excerpted
from the Graduate Certificate Brewing Science & Operations
program for professional brewers.
You will gain a detailed overview of
the history, styles, brewing processes,
evaluation practices, and food pairings
for beer, as well as learn about craft
and mass-produced beers the world
over. Those interested in the class are
encouraged to refer to the course
website https://aub.ie/brewing. The
short course will cover the most important aspects of brewing
and beer appreciation and allow you to start brewing your own
fine beers with confidence. Included are hands-on sessions in
the brewing science lab and pilot brewery with faculty and the
opportunity to be guided through a brewing session to make a
batch of your choosing.
Wednesdays, August 31st – October 19th
Saturday, October 15th and November 12th
Poultry Science Building Room 120
7:00 – 8:30 PM
(Wednesdays) Saturday
Times TBA
Dr. Martin 0’Neill, Dr. Curt Bird, Dr. Bruce Smith and
Dr. Julie Howe
Fee: $749.00
THIS IS LIFELONG LEARNING.
THIS IS AUBURN.
For more information,
Call or visit us online!
Let us be
“Your Education
Partner for Life!”
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334-844-5100
New! JAPANESE MAPLE GRAFTING WORKSHOP
Have you ever wanted to grow and care for
your own Japanese Maple from the root up?
With this informative 4-hour workshop, now
you can. Taught by a professional Japanese
Maple grafter, you will be walked through a
simple step-by-step process of selecting a
scion from an established tree that can be
used to develop a brand new maple! You will be amazed at the
personalized maple you can create and take home to develop and
grow in your own backyard. Japanese Maples are one of the rarest,
most difficult to care for (not to mention expensive to purchase)
trees. After taking this course, you will learn everything it takes to
cultivate and care for your own personalized Japanese Maple, for a
fraction of the cost. Japanese Maples are a unique addition to any
landscaping project and make great gifts! Course will be taught at
the beautiful Quail Hollow Nursery owned and operated by exhead coach Pat Dye!
Sunday, October 16th
Quail Hollow Nursery
2–6:00 PM
Rayven Crowley
Fee: $55 + Outside Material Kit
New! INTRO TO RASPBERRY Pi17S1D024
Raspberry Pi is taking the Internet of Things (IoT) by storm! From
experimenters & hobbyists to engineers & scientists, excitement
over Raspberry Pi is unprecedented!! Learn this core IoT
technology in our hands-on Raspberry Pi course.Your instructor
is an Auburn Engineering alumnus who will guide you in a stepby-step approach, to mastery of your new Raspberry Pi device.
Basic instruction will cover: Buying a Raspberry Pi, Setting Up an
Operating System, Programming your Raspberry Pi, and Interfacing
to the Real World. Key topics introduced by this course will
include: Robotics, Imaging, Communications, and Internet of Things.
Newly acquired skills will give you confidence in creating your own
Raspberry Pi projects! Each class session will include a 30-minute
Q&A session with the instructor. Students in this class will have
proprietary access to a course Blog, Example Projects, and FAQ.
Tuesdays and Thursdays, Nov. 1st to Dec. 1st
Haley Center 3304
6:30–9:00 PM
Robert Lloyd
Fee: $125 + Outside material Kit
CREATIVE ARTS/MUSIC/
WRITING
ZENTANGLE® BASICS 17S1C001
Zentangle® is an easy to learn method of creating beautiful images
from repetitive patterns. It is fun, relaxing, and anyone can use it
to create beautiful and unique pieces of art! No art experience
required. The Zentangle® Method is enjoyed by a wide range
of ages and skill levels across the world. During this two hour
introductory course you will be introduced to the Zentangle®
Method, learn at least eight basic tangles and complete at least one
tile in a fun, relaxed atmosphere.
Saturday, October 8th
328 O.D. Smith Hall
12-2:00 PM
Stacy Smith Lipscomb
Fee $35
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New! ZENTANGLING: BEYOND THE
BASICS - 17S1C002
The next step for those who’ve had some previous Zentangle
experience! This is the second class of a 2-class series for people
who want to develop their tangling skills a little further. We will
explore 5 advanced tangles and shading techniques as well as
the history, theory, and benefits of Zentangle in a low-stress,
welcoming environment.
Saturday, November 12th
328 O.D. Smith Hall
12-2:00 PM
Stacy Smith Lipscomb
Fee $45
BASIC FLORAL DESIGN – 17S1C010
Learn the basics of flower arranging for your home, gift giving, and
special events. You will learn the elements of design, container
choices, and material choices to help in shopping for flowers. The
mechanics of using floral foam, tape, wire, and picks for confidence
to tackle your own floral design needs will be covered. Tips
will be given for flower choices, flower care, and cutting garden
choices so that you save time and money. Each class will enable
you to complete an arrangement to take home. A list of materials
required for each class will be provided during the first class.
Tuesdays
September 20th – October 11th
158 Funchess Hall
6-8:00 PM
Ginger Purvis Fee $65
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FLORAL DESIGN: CREATE HOLIDAY
DECORATIONS 17S1C011
If you have always wondered how to create floral arrangements,
swags, garlands and wreaths, this class is for you. Learn how to
identify, use, and care for fresh foliage and flowers. Learn how to
use floral wires, tapes, and more to create long-lasting creations.
Silk flowers, foliage, and embellishments will be utilized.
Tuesdays
October 25th – November 15th
158 Funchess Hall
6-8:00 PM
Ginger Purvis
Fee $65
NOVEL WRITING – 17S1B002
Here is everything you need - except a typewriter, paper and
determination - to write the novel you have always wanted to
write. A step-by-step nuts and bolts approach for putting your
unwritten novel on the road to publication. Learn how to find
ideas, edit, revise, and submit a well-crafted manuscript. It’s time to
start a new novel, finish one that’s simmering, or edit a first draft.
The instructor of this course has published fiction and non-fiction
for forty years. She writes a weekly newspaper column and has
two recent books in bookstores.
Mondays
September 12th – October 31st
OD Smith Hall 328
6-8:00 PM
Mary Adams Belk
Fee $80
PHOTOGRAPHY: BASIC DIGITAL –
17S1A005
Use your digital camera like a pro! Learn the basics of taking
professional looking pictures with your camera. This introductory
course teaches basic camera operation, fundamentals of exposure,
and composition. The only requirement is a digital SLR camera,
with changeable lenses. The course focuses on using the correct
camera settings for the best results. Classroom instruction
includes a field trip. Class is designed for adults. Required textbook
for class can be found at www.shortcourses.com/use/
Thursdays
September 15th – October 13th
O.D. Smith Hall 328
6:30-8:30 PM
John T. Rhodenizer
Fee: $80
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PHOTOSHOP: GETTING THE PICTURE YOU WANT
FROM THE PICTURE YOU TOOK – 17S1A004
Make your digital photos better with this introduction to Adobe
Photoshop tools. This class is hands-on and will work on Adobe’s
CS5 platform. Learn how to remove red eye, fix scratches, adjust
exposure and color, retouch and resize your pictures. After
this class, you will be able to create collages or your own photo
greeting cards and announcements. Basic computer skills required.
Required textbook for class can be found at: www.shortcourses.
com/store/pscs.html
One Wednesday (October 26th) and Thursdays
October 27th – November 17th
3130 Haley Center
6:30-8:30 PM
John T. Rhodenizer
Fee: $105
POTTERY TECHNIQUES AND SKILLS
Become familiar with a variety of pottery techniques. Learn to
throw clay and create functional pottery. Clay and firing costs are
included in the course fee. Students should bring a one-gallon
bucket and a packet of clay tools to the first class meeting (Tools
may be purchased at most bookstores in Auburn for about $15).
Session 1: September 13th – October 13th 17S1A003
Session II: October 18th – November 17th 17S1A004
Tuesdays & Thursdays
3-D Arts Building
6:30-8:30 PM
Po Wiese
Fee: $155
DRAWING CRASH COURSE - 17S1A007
Learn the skill of observation. This four hour workshop will open
your eyes to a new way of seeing the world around you. Learn
how the act of drawing can become a time of meditation.You will
explore traditional approaches to drawing; learning the difference
between viewpoint and focal point, the importance of shading to
create the optical illusion of depth, and how basic shapes can help
you to construct a complex subject.You will also be introduced to
the intuitive world of artists with exercises from “Drawing on the
Right Side of the Brain”. No previous drawing skills are necessary.
No supplies to purchase.
Saturday, October 15th
126 Biggin Hall
12:30-4:30 PM
Brenda Stevens
Fee $65
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WATER COLOR CRASH COURSES!
Brenda Stevens (www.brendaswatercolors.com) has been a
watercolorist for over twenty five years. Ten years ago, she
responded to the challenge of creating a four hour class for people
who are interested in watercolor. The result is an abbreviated
introductory watercolor class, using traditional methods of
art instruction. Enjoy an afternoon of experimentation and fun
while you learn the fundamentals of the medium.You will learn
at least three methods of application and basic techniques every
watercolorist uses in every painting they do.You will also learn
how to mix yellow, red and blue to make all the colors you need
for the painting du-jour. This simple concept guarantees color
harmony in your paintings and introduces you to color and how
to mix it and how to use it.You can expect plenty of individual
attention, and Brenda’s demonstrations will walk you step-by-step
through the entire painting process.You will be amazed what you
can accomplish!
Watercolor Crash Course Subject:
Hummingbird 17S1A008
Saturday, August 20th
126 Biggin Hall
12:30-4:30 PM
Brenda Stevens
Fee $65
Watercolor Crash Course Subject:
Magnolia 17S1A009
Saturday, December 10th
126 Biggin Hall
2:30-4:30 PM
Brenda Stevens
Fee $65
LANGUAGE CLASSES
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE I – 17S1A001
This ASL I class will cover the alphabet, numbers, people, places,
and everyday vocabulary related to things such as emotions,
foods, colors, etc. Calendars and time will be covered as well.
Participants will learn sentence structure and techniques required
to comfortably express and receive messages in American Sign
Language.
Tuesdays
August 30th – October 4th
O.D. Smith Hall 328
5:30-7:30 PM
Benje Estes
Fee: $80
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AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE II – 17S1A002
This is a follow-up class to ASL Level l class instruction and is
designed to cover more advanced conversation skills. Students
will be encouraged to communicate in a more abstract way
and to consider the environment outside of the classroom.
Communication will involve describing both past and present
events.
Tuesdays
October 18th – November 22nd
O.D. Smith Hall 328
5:30-7:30 PM
Benje Estes
Fee: $80
New! BASIC CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH –
17S1A010
In this short 2-week introductory course, each participant will gain
a basic introductory knowledge of the Spanish language. You will
be given the opportunity to learn the language spoken by millions
of people in Spanish-speaking countries around the world. You
will learn the basic concepts in Spanish and strategies for learning
a new language. The class will include basic listening, writing and
speaking activities. We will use some basic technology to help
enhance your learning. Course taught by David Gregory who has
taught Spanish for 11 years.
Tuesdays and Thursdays
November 29th to December 8th
O.D. Smith Hall 328
5:30–8:00 PM
David Gregory
Fee: $65
LEGAL
MEDICAL
CLINICAL MEDICAL ASSISTANT
PROGRAM – 17S1D007
This program is intended for students who want to prepare for an
exciting, challenging and rewarding career in healthcare. Students
will be trained to assist physicians by performing functions related
to the clinical responsibilities of a medical office. Instruction
includes preparing patients for examination and treatment, routine
laboratory procedures, diagnostic testing, technical aspects of
phlebotomy and the cardiac life cycle. Students will review
important topics including phlebotomy, pharmacology, the proper
use and administration of medications, taking and documenting
vital signs, cardiology including proper lead placements, a
professional workplace behavior, ethics and the legal aspects
of healthcare. This program includes 140 hours of classroom
lecture and hands on labs and a 160 hour clinical externship
opportunity at a local healthcare provider. To be eligible for the
clinical rotation, students must successfully complete the 140 hour
program, submit to a thorough background check, drug screening
and meet other requirements.
Note: Upon successful completion of this program, students would be
eligible to sit for the National Health career Association (NHA) Certified
Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) national examination.
PARALEGAL CERTIFICATE COURSE – 17S1D012
This intensive, nationally acclaimed program is designed for
beginning and advanced legal workers. Training includes instruction
on how to assist trial attorneys, interview witnesses, investigate
complex fact patterns, research the law, and assist in preparing
cases for courtroom litigation. Instruction is practice-oriented
and relates to those areas of the law in which paralegals are most
in demand. There are no prerequisites other than a high school
diploma or GED, but students must be prepared to complete a
significant amount of homework each week. This program can help
students increase their office’s efficiency, productivity, and billable
hours as well as learn new marketable job skills. The required
books for this class are sold separately and the approximate cost
is $450.
Sundays
August 28th to November 13th
O.D. Smith Hall 328
9 AM-5:00 PM
Center for Legal Studies
Fee: $1,289
Don’t see the class you’re looking for?
Be sure to check our web page for
additional course offerings. Tell us what
you would like to see offered!
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For questions contact hope.stockton@auburn.edu.
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Select Saturdays October
4th – January 31st
(10/15, 10/29. 11/12, 12/3, 1/17, 1/21)
Haley Center, Room 3196
T/Th 6-9:30 PM
Sat 9 AM-4:30 PM
Condensed Curriculum International Fee $2,599
(Textbooks included)
DENTAL ASSISTANT PROGRAM – 17S1D009
The 60 hour Dental Assisting Program prepares students for entry
level positions in one of the fastest growing health care positions
– Dental Assisting. The purpose of this course is to familiarize the
student with all areas of pre-clinical dental assisting and provide
training in the professional skills required to function as an
assistant in the dental practice. This course covers the following
key areas and topics – Administrative Aspects: the history of
dentistry and dental assisting; introduction to the dental office; the
legal aspects of dentistry; policies and guidelines. Clinical Aspects:
introduction to oral anatomy; dental operatory; dental equipment,
introduction to tooth structure; primary and permanent teeth;
the oral cavity and related structures; proper patient positioning;
dental hand-pieces; sterilization; and other areas. In addition to
entry-level administrative jobs, this course is ideal for students
interested in pursuing a future formal Dental Hygienist program.
Course Contact Hours: 60
Mondays, Wednesdays Oct. 10th – December 14th
Haley Center, Room 3318
M/W 6-9:30 PM
Condensed Curriculum International
Fee $1,199
(Textbooks included)
Note: After obtaining the practical work experience (6months to 2 years),
students who complete this course could be qualified to sit for the
American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC) - Certified Professional
Coder Exam (CPC or CPC-H Apprentice); the American Health Information
Association (AHIMA) Certified Coding Associate (CCA) exam; and/or
other National Certification Exams. Although currently both the AAPC and
AHIMA certification exams include ICD-9 material, pending the proposed
October 1, 2015 switch to ICD-10 both may begin testing for ICD-10
information in 2016.
Medical Billing and Coding Program - 17S1D008
Mondays, Wednesdays and select Saturdays
September 26th to November 28th
(October 15th, October 29th and November 12th)
Haley Center, Room 3182
6-9:30 PM (Mon./Wed.)
9 AM–3:00 PM (Saturdays)
Condensed Curriculum International Fee: $1899.00
(Textbooks included)
OUTDOOR/PHYSICAL
ACTIVITIES/SPORTS
New! BELLY DANCE BASICS ( MINI
SESSION) 17S1C005
Explore the exciting art of Middle Eastern dance in this
introductory course. While focusing on proper posture and muscle
isolation, students will learn basic belly dance vocabulary including
hip, torso and arm moves. Cultural background and basic Arabic
rhythms will also be presented alongside the movement lessons.
Belly dance is a fun and unique art form that is appropriate for
all ages and body types. Expect to work muscles you didn’t know
you had! No previous dance experience required. Students should
wear comfortable workout attire that is fitted enough to allow
the instructor to see your movements. Soft-soled dance shoes
(ballet or lyrical) are encouraged although dancing barefooted
is acceptable. A scarf tied around the hips can help as you are
learning to isolate movements but is not required. Bring water—
we will sweat!
Wednesdays, August 17th to September 7th
Rising Starz Performing Arts Ctr.
6– 7:30PM
Jennifer Mason Fee: $45
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New! BELLY DANCING: COMBINATIONS
17S1C006
In this beginner-level course, we will break down the foundational
moves of Middle Eastern dance and learn to string them together
with graceful transitions to create fun, dynamic combinations. From
slow, gooey torso moves to sharp hip accents and traveling steps,
this exciting course will have you dancing in no time, regardless
of previous dance experience. Historical and cultural background
information will also be provided to help students develop a
well-rounded understanding of this beautiful and unique art form.
All experience levels, ages and body types welcome; there is no
pre-requisite for this course!
Wednesdays, September 28th to November 2nd
Rising Starz Performing Arts Ctr.
6–7:30PM
Jennifer Mason
Fee: $65
MEDICAL BILLING AND CODING
PROGRAM - 17S1D008
This combined 80 hour billing and coding course offers the skills
needed to solve insurance billing problems, file claims manually
(using the CPT and ICD-10CM, ICD-10PCS, and or the ICD-9
manual), complete common insurance forms, trace delinquent
claims, appeal denied claims, and use generic forms to streamline
billing procedures. The course covers the following areas: CPT
(Introduction, Guidelines, Evaluation and Management), specialty
fields (such as surgery, radiology and laboratory), ICD-10 and
ICD-9 (Introduction and Guidelines) and basic claims processes
for medical insurance and third party reimbursements. Students
will learn how to find the service and codes using manuals, (CPT,
ICD-10CM/PCS or ICD-9).
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BASIC HANDGUN SAFETY
Learn the rules of safe gun handling/shooting; fundamentals of
marksmanship; and laws pertaining to ownership, transportation,
and use of handguns facilitated by the Lee County Sheriff’s Office.
You must bring proof that you are at least 21 years of age. *Fee
covers hearing protection, eye protection and range costs. If you
are considering a firearm purchase, information on permits will be
provided as part of the course. Those who do not have firearms
are not required to purchase them before the class. Information
about purchasing these items, including a discussion of the type of
handgun for your particular needs, will be provided. If you already
have a firearm, please bring permit.You do not need a gun or
permit to take this class.
SESSION 1 – 17S1C014
Lee County Sheriff’s Office September 20th - 25th
Tues. 6:30-8:30 PM, Th 6-8:30 PM, Sun 1–4:00 PM
Jay Jones, David George
Fee: $80
SESSION 2 – 17S1C015
Lee County Sheriff’s Office
October 11th - 15th
Tues. 6:30-8:30 PM, Th 6-8:30 PM, Sat. 8-11:00 AM
Jay Jones, David George
Fee: $80
SESSION 3 – 17S1C016
Lee County Sheriff’s Office
November 2nd - 6th
Tues. 6:30-8:30 PM, Th 6-8:30 PM, Sun 1-4:00 PM
Jay Jones, David George
Fee: $80
DANCING: A BASIC SAMPLER – 17S1C0009
Whether you are going to a ball or a simple gathering, get ready
with an introduction/refresher of your basic ballroom 4. (Foxtrot,
Rumba, Waltz, and Cha-cha - this class does not cover Swing)
Practice time with questions & answers will build your confidence
& soon you will be gliding across the floor. You must register as
a couple for this class. Telephone registrations only. Call 334-8445100 to register.
Mondays
September 26th – November 14th
Rising Starz Performing Arts Ctr.
7-8:00 PM
Wayne Foote
Fee: $140/couple
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DANCING: BALLROOM/SWING – 17S1C008
This eight week class will feature Triple Step/East Coast Swing
for couples. This style is one of the most popular at ballroom
dances. Learn colorful moves and patterns while you burn calories
dancing! Students will gain confidence and learn to find their own
groove mixing and matching steps.You must register as a couple
for this class. Telephone registrations only. Call 334-844-5100 to
register.
Mondays
September 26th – November 14th
Rising Starz Performing Arts Ctr.
8-9:00 PM
Wayne Foote
Fee: $140 / couple
FLY FISHING – 17S1C007
Learn the most intriguing segment of sport angling, fly fishing.
Participants will learn fly selection, knot tying, fly casting, fish
finding, fly presentation, and fish fighting. The course will cover fly
fishing for local warm water species; stream and river fishing for
cold water species, and salt water fly fishing. The instruction will
take place in the classroom and outdoors. Newly acquired skills
will be practiced on the water during the last class. Pre-college
students, 13 years of age and older, may take the class only if
accompanied by a parent. Instruction is provided by a professional
fly fishing guide/instructor who is a Federation of Fly Fishers
Certified Casting Instructor. All materials are provided by the
instructor.
Tuesdays and Thursdays
September 13th to 29th
362 Funchess Hall
6-8:00 PM
Paul Hudson
Fee: $70
New! KNOT TYING FOR FISHING – 17S1C012
So you grew up using grandpa’s knots in fishing, or maybe you are
new to the sport. But do you know what is the breaking strength
of that knot grandpa taught you? What about that monster
that got away because she broke your line? This class will cover
multiple knots and bends that serve various purposes, and you will
learn which knots have been tested to be the strongest and which
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BUNDLE AND SAVE!
Take both Fly Fishing and Knot Tying for only $85.
ones are not so strong. Land that big fish with confidence through
learning the best knots for the job.
Thursday, September 8th
O.D. Smith Hall 328 6:30–8:30 PM
Rusty Cooper Fee: $30
WATER WORKOUT (LOW-IMPACT
CONDITIONING) –
Shallow water or deep water workout! This program is good for
the aerobic enthusiast or for those beginning a water rehabilitation
regimen. Flotation equipment is available for participation in deep
water. Non-swimmers are welcome and should find that they are
quite confident with flotation equipment. Call 334-844-5100 for
pricing.
WATER WORKOUT 1 – 17S1C004
Mon., Wed. & Fri. September 7th –December 16th
James E. Martin Aquatics Center
7:45-8:45 AM
Margaret Plott
Fee: $170
WATER WORKOUT 2 – 17S1C003
Tues. & Thurs.
September 6th – December 8th
James E. Martin Aquatics Center
7:45-8:45 AM
Sandra Lane
Fee: $110
W.I.T.S.
HYBRID PERSONAL TRAINER
CERTIFICATION (Online) - 17S1C013
This course is formatted as a 62-hour program and is comprised of 16
hours of video enhanced online lectures and 16 hours of “hands on”
practical training labs. The main practical lab option is covered in a 4 day
practical lab. A 30-hour employer internship will network many graduates
right into a fantastic job. The course prepares you for success with key
topics that include biomechanics, exercise physiology, fitness testing,
equipment usage, health assessment, liability issues and much more. CPR/
AED is needed to receive the international certification.
W.I.T.S. is the only major certifying body in the country providing
comprehensive practical training and internship components.You will be
prepared to work with clients and stand out in any gym as “the expert” in
your field. Textbook is required and not included in course fees. * Call to
order and start reading immediately 888-330-9487 {www.witseducation.com}
Personal Trainer Hybrid Certification (Online)
August 15th – December 15th (Enroll anytime)
Online
W.I.T.S.
Fee $749 + textbook fees
TEST PREP CLASSES
ACT PREPARATION COURSES
The ACT Fall Institute consists of 20 hours of classroom
instruction covered in an intensive one-week format. The Fall
Institute features instruction from an ACT test preparation expert.
Our comprehensive program emphasizes all ACT test components:
Test Taking Strategies, Question Formats, Math, English, Reading
Comprehension, and Science Reasoning.
Students are provided with an in-depth review of the exam
materials, insight into strategies for succeeding on standardized
tests, and a comprehensive study plan. Class sessions use real test
questions to show just how these skills are tested. The course fee
includes all classroom and online sessions and course materials.
ACT Fall Preparation Session I – 17S1D014
Sundays
September 11th to October 16th
Haley Center, Room 2324
1–5:00 PM
Fee $449
ACT Fall Preparation Session II – 17S1D015
Sundays
October 23rd to December 4th
Haley Center, Room 2324
1–5:00 PM
Fee $449
GRE TEST PREP (IN CLASSROOM)
Master the new GRE test format and get the skills and tools
you need to maximize your potential. 24 hours of in-classroom
instruction covers each of the three main sections of the GRE
revised general exam.
GRE Test Prep Course – 17S1D013
Mon. and Wed.
September 19th to October 12th
Haley Center, Room 3212
6-9:00 PM
Fee $749
GMAT LIVE ONLINE -17S1D003
GMAT Live Online -17S1D003
Tues. and Thurs. September 15th to October 11th
6–9:00 PM (CST) (Online)
Fee $749
GMAT Live Online -17S1D004
Mon. and Wed.
October 19th to November 16th
6-9:00 PM (CST) (Online)
Fee $749
GRE LIVE ONLINE
This intensive online class is delivered by a live instructor and
provides you with all the interactivity of a classroom experience.
Maximize your potential with 24 hours quality live-online
instruction covering each of the three main sections for the GRE
General Exam.
GRE Prep Course Online – 17S1D002
Fee $749
Mon. and Wed.
September 14th to October 10th
Online
6-9:00 PM (CST)
GRE Prep Course Online – 17S1D006
Fee $749
Tues. and Thurs. October 20th to November 17th
Online
6-8:00 PM (CST)
LSAT LIVE ONLINE
An intensive Live-Online prep program including 30 hours of
instruction. The easy to follow program uses proven techniques
to simplify the LSAT with practice questions and materials from
actual LSAT exams, so it’s as close to the real thing as possible!
LSAT Prep Course – 17S1D001
Fee $799
Sun., Tues. and Thurs.August 25th to September 18th
Online
6-9:00 PM (CST)
LSAT Prep Course – 17S1D005
Fee $799
Tues. and Thurs. October 20th to November 29th
Online
6-9:00 PM (CST)
Workforce Investment Act
WIA
EXPLORE NEW CAREER PATHS!
IMPROVE YOUR JOB SKILLS!
Visit the Opelika Career Center at 2300 Frederick
Road. Call (334) 749-5065 or email the OCC at
opelika.careercenter@alcc.alabama.gov
Eligible AU Programs offered Summer 2016:
Paralegal, & Medical Courses from Pages 2 & 3
Payment Options for
Community & Certificate Courses
All course fees must be paid in full prior to the class
beginning. In addition to accepting cash, check, or credit
card payments, other options are available for some
classes. Not all classes qualify for all payment options.
For more complete details visit:
http://www.auburn.edu/outreach/opce/
financialassist.htm
REGISTER
auburn.edu/cconline
(334)844-5100
301 O.D. Smith Hall
135 S. College St. Auburn, AL 36849
Auburn University is an equal opportunity
educational institution/employer.