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register their vehicles with the Campus Police Department. During
the evening, students may register their cars at the switchboard
located on the third floor of Frost. You must provide a valid vehicle
registration. Consult the campus map (above) for student parking
areas. There is no charge for a parking sticker.
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Holyoke Community College
303 Homestead Avenue
Holyoke, MA 01040
(413) 538-7000
Additional Locations
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Northampton: Smith College
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HCC Adult Learning Center
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Seelye Hall, Elm Street, Northampton, MA.
Bartley Center David M. Bartley Center for Athletics
& Recreation
Campus Center Bookstore, Cafeteria
DON Donahue Social Sciences; Arts & Humanities; Library;
AV Center
FPA Fine & Performing Arts Fine & Performing Arts;
Leslie Phillips Theater
FR Frost Administration (Welcome Center, Student Records,
FR 221), Admissions
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Kittredge Center Business, Science, Technology,
Engineering & Math
at the Picknelly Adult and Family Education
Center at the Holyoke Transportation Center
206 Maple St., Holyoke, MA 01040
(413) 552-2912
Free pre-GED and GED instruction, academic
advising and basic computer skills, during the
evening throughout the year.
Ludlow Area Adult
Learning Center (LAALC)
54 Winsor St., Ludlow, MA 01056
(413) 583-0320
www.ludlowcenter.org
Free English for Speakers of Other Languages
(ESOL) instruction, academic advising, and basic computer skills during the day and evening
throughout the year.
MRB Marieb Health & Natural Sciences
Picknelly Adult and Family
Education Center (PAFEC)
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at the Holyoke Transportation Center
206 Maple St., Holyoke, MA 01040
(413) 552-2990
Public Safety Power Plant, Campus Police
For maps, directions and more on parking go to www.hcc.edu
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Business & Community Services Non-credit Courses
Table of Contents
Computers & Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Professional Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
For Novices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Microsoft . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4
Web & Web Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
iPad® . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Accounting Technology . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
Commercial Drivers License . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Deleading Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Money and Investment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Real Estate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Testing & Test Preparation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Personal Enrichment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Summer Youth Programs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Art, Music & Expression . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Family . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Food & Drink . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Health and Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Home and Garden . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Sustainability . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
For Women Only . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Non-credit Course Registration
Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Registration Form . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
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COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY For Novices
Basic Website Design using HTML
Microsoft
TECH 003 • 4 sessions
CRN 25009SEC 51 Jul 09-30
PC Fundamentals • TECH 001 • 2 sessions
CRN 25007SEC 51 Jun 04-11
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6-9p.m.
New to technology? Want to build basic skills in a
relaxed atmosphere? Learn proper use of keyboard,
mouse and cursor. Know when to left, right and
double click; learn to edit and select text and other
objects; locate and move the insertion point; copy,
cut and paste; open, move, resize and restore windows; run programs, use scroll bars, dialog boxes and
controls and understand printing basics. Your specific
needs will be addressed. No computer experience
required. Instructor: Keith Davis.
Non-credit tuition: $99
Introduction to Microsoft Windows®
TECH 002 • 4 sessions
CRN 25008SEC 51 Jun 05-26
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6-9p.m.
Learn the essential characteristics of Windows®
that apply to all programs such as Word®, Excel®,
Access®, PowerPoint®, etc. We’ll include a review
of mouse and editing features, understanding dialog
boxes, the Start Menu, Task Bar and Desktop properties. Become comfortable in file creation, handling
and shortcuts along with the PC‘s folder structure.
Understand hardware terminology, file maintenance,
backups and helpful tricks. Using your Help/Support
Center, system performance and security issues are
discussed. Prerequisite: PC Fundamentals (TECH 001)
is required. Instructor: Keith Davis.
Non-credit tuition: $199
Microsoft Word® 2010
TECH 006 • 4 sessions
CRN 25010SEC 51 Jul 22-Aug 12
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6-9p.m.
Learn the skills to proficiently use Microsoft Word®
and increase your productivity. Topics include:
formatting characters, placing and aligning text,
paragraph formatting and tab setting options, borders and shading, page numbers, headers and footers, templates, editing text, generating an outline,
creating documents for the Internet, columns, tables,
managing files, symbols, text boxes and graphics,
printing documents and envelopes, labels and mail
merge. Discover tips, shortcuts and more! Handouts
included. Bring a flash drive to save work. Prerequisite: TECH 002 or equivalent experience. Instructor:
Jeff Lander
Non-credit tuition: $199
Microsoft Excel® 2010
Accounting Technology
CRN 25013 SEC 51 Jun 05-26
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6-9p.m.
Master the creation of spreadsheets with this powerful software. Learn to create, modify and print worksheets; format text and numbers; use dates; create
and apply ranges; merge cells; use common functions
and formulas including IF, VLOOKUP and accounting functions; use conditional formatting and insert
graphics; insert comments and do data analysis and
create graphs. You’ll also learn how to use multiple
worksheets and link to bookmarks, other files and
objects; protect data. Printing and importing/exporting data are discussed. Handouts included. Bring a
flash drive to save work. Prerequisite: TECH 002 or
equivalent experience. Instructor: Jeff Lander.
Non-credit tuition: $199
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6-9p.m.
Get an introduction to one of the most popular small
business accounting software packages. Includes
step-by-step instructions in getting the software up
and running. We’ll cover invoicing for services, accounts receivable management, entering and paying
bills, accounts payable management, writing checks,
managing petty cash and checking accounts, reconciling bank statements. Prerequisite: PC (preferably
Windows) and mouse experience. Basic bookkeeping
and/or accounting experience assumed. Instructor:
Sara Gross.
Non-credit tuition: $199
Web & Web Design
iPad®
Adobe Photoshop® CS6
iPad® for Beginners • TECH 048 • 2 sessions
CRN 25186 SEC 51 Jun 12-19
TECH 008 • 5 sessions
CRN 25012SEC 51 Jun 20-Jul 25* Th
6-8p.m.
Discover the power of Photoshop CS6! Learn tools
and basic image manipulation techniques, including image formats, filter effects, retouching digital
photos, color correction, layers and painting tools.
You should have a working knowledge and basic level
of computer proficiency. Ideal for beginning web
designers and digital camera owners who want to do
more with their images. Class taught on PCs, but Mac
owners encouraged to attend. Instructor: Dino Diaz.
Non-credit tuition: $199 *(no class Jul 4)
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Quickbooks® 2012 • TECH 010 • 4 sessions
TECH 007 • 4 sessions
CRN 25011 SEC 51 Jul 18-Aug 08
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Learn to create your own website by writing HTML
code in the Windows text editor Notepad. Understand
hosting and domain name ownership plus costs and
methods for setting up accounts. Using HTML tags
we’ll explore fonts, colors, backgrounds, images,
animations, links, tables, style sheets, mouse-over
buttons, keyword techniques for search engines,
embedding videos and sound and more. We’ll look at
JavaScript and PHP to make menus and forms and
discuss online shopping carts and payment methods.
Flash drive required to save work. Prerequisite: Good
editing, file handling, typing and mouse skills. Instructor: Keith Davis.
Non-credit tuition: $199
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6-8p.m.
Join us for a fun intro to the iPad®, starting with
controls, basic operation, charging, WiFi connections,
maintenance, warranty and care. Please bring your
iPad® & charger to class! Instructor Frank Lepine
has over 21 years of Apple product teaching experience and is recognized as the area’s leading Apple
products expert.
Non-credit tuition: $79
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PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
NEW! Horse’n Around the Herd: Parent &
Child Time Together (ages 7 and up)
Beginning Ring & Stone Jewelry
YUTH 025
ARTS 004 • 4 sessions
CRN 25211 SEC 51 Jun 01-29*
Personal Fitness Training • HLTH 002
Family
Art, Music
& Expression
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10a.m.-1p.m.
A fun class teaching the basics of jewelry making for
beginning and repeat students as well. Students will
learn how to saw, file, texture and solder copper or
silver into a wearable piece of jewelry. As part of a
series of courses with each focusing on a particular
technique and project, this class will focus on ring
making. Participants will learn how to size a ring in
addition to the above mentioned techniques. There is
a materials fee collected the first class which varies
with the current market prices.
Non-credit tuition: $129 *(no class Jun 8)
Beginning Digital Photography
CRN 25213 Sec. 51 - June 29
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10a.m.-1p.m.
CRN 25214 Sec. 52 - July 27
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10a.m.-1p.m.
Reconnect with your child and learn more about each
other in this powerful 3-hour session playing with
horses. This class will help to enhance communication, promote bonding and find your own personal
strengths all while making lifetime memories. Please
dress accordingly for outdoor activities. No riding or
experience with horses required. Course meets at Full
of Grace Farm, 105 Stockbridge Rd. in Hadley. Joanne
Huff, ASN, ES and MA Licensed Riding Instructor and
Laura Litterer BS,ES Lifelong horsewoman.
Non-credit tuition: $60 (for both parent & child)
ARTS 010 • 4 sessions
CRN 25006SEC 51 Jun 04-25
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6:15 p.m.-8:15 p.m.
Learn to get the most out of your digital camera
and computer. Whether you’re a complete beginner
who wants to learn how to use your new camera, or
an experienced photographer making the switch to
digital media, this short course will quickly make you
an expert in this amazing new technology. The course
covers camera operation, tips for taking the best
pictures, how to email, share, post and organize your
photos and how to make prints, posters, professional
albums, greeting cards, calendars and movies. You’ll
also learn digital fundamentals and how to use and
apply Photoshop editing techniques to your own
photos. Instructor: Gary Issod.
Non-credit tuition: $139
Color Photography • ARTS 011 • 5 sessions
CRN 25142 SEC 51 Jul 16-Aug 13
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6-8:30p.m.
Refine your color picture-making skills. Work `in
synch’ with your digital camera using its technology to give your work the `WOW’ factor. We’ll cover
framing, composition, light and shadow and working
with color. We’ll explore your specific interests: family
portraits, pet photos, action shots, close-up nature
photos and more. Course is structured around student needs and includes instructor/group critiques.
Instructor: Dino Diaz.
Non-credit tuition: $199
NEW! Beginning Zentangle®
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Become a Professional
Bartender (20 Hrs) • FOOD 002 • 5 sessions
CRN 25014SEC 51 Jun 01-29
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10a.m.-3p.m.
Everything you need to work as a professional bartender. Learn to mix a proper drink, types of liquors
and mixes, glassware, bar tools, garnishes, beer and
wine essentials, handling customers and ethical
professional and legal issues. Learn over 100 classic
and trendy drink recipes. Receive a textbook covering
all classroom topics, recipes, illustrations, a drink
reference card and a DVD. Course includes nationally
recognized TIPS certification. No one under 18 admitted; positive ID required. Instructor: Dan Zunitch.
Materials fee: $46 payable to instructor at first class.
Non-credit tuition: $239
Health and Fitness
Open Fitness for the Summer • HLTH 001
ARTS 028 • 1 session
CRN 25212 SEC 51 June 17 Food & Drink
6-9p.m.
Zentangle® is a popular, meditative and beautiful
art form and technique that explores the potential
of pattern, line and positive and negative space.
Artists and non-artists alike are attracted to its
nature of beautiful simplicity that incorporates both
the stroke of a pen and the state of relaxation. The
goals of Zentangle® are to increase focus, relaxation,
meditation and encourage deliberate mark making
and invention. We will work in a small format and will
discuss how Zentangle® can be applied to different
formats and media. Materials fee of $7 is payable
to instructor. Instructor Mary Carroll is a certified
Zentangle® teacher.
Non-credit tuition: $35
CRN 25016SEC 51 Jun 3-Aug 31 MTWThF
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6a.m.-9p.m.
8a.m.-1p.m.
Enrollment provides you with access to HCC’s fitness
center which includes more than 65 pieces of stateof-the-art strength and cardiovascular equipment,
including including Body Masters Selectorized Circuit
Training Equipment, Stairmaster stepmills, the latest
in sophisticated plate loaded and weight equipment,
Concept 2 rowing ergometers, Stairmaster Freeclimbers, Precor upright and recumbent bikes, Stairmaster
and Woodway treadmills and more. Workout around
your schedule and renew your commitment to great
health! Open Fitness orientation Mon June 3, 2013 at
6 p.m. at the Bartley Center.
Non-credit tuition: $99
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CRN 25017 SEC 51 TBA
(3 sessions)
CRN 25018SEC 52 TBA (10 Sessions)
Amazed at how Hollywood stars always look so
terrific with sculpted bodies? Their secret? Personal
trainers! If you’re seeking accelerated results and
the support and guidance of a private trainer, this is
for you. Work with a certified personal trainer on a
program individually designed to your fitness level,
weight control, strength development, cardiovascular
training and/or sports-specific training. Choose starter program (three 45-minute sessions) or 10-session
program. Upon registration, fitness coordinator will
contact you to schedule convenient appointments.
Facility use limited to training sessions only.
Non-credit tuition: $120 (3 sessions)
Non-credit tuition: $390 (10 Sessions)
Quick Step into Fitness
HLTH 010 • 7 sessions
CRN 25148 SEC 51 Jun 4-Jul 16
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4:30-5p.m.
CRN 25149 SEC 52 Jun 4-Jul 16 (Bartley Center members)
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4:30-5p.m.
Looking for a quick fun way to burn some calories,
get your heart rate up and increase your metabolism? Try Quick Step aerobics. This class will warm
you up, get your heart pumping and cool you down
all in a very quick 30 minutes. You’ll get your workout
done and be on your way in no time flat. Although
the step routines are basic and easy to follow, the
intensity increases throughout the class period. Repetition will help beginners stay in their comfort zone.
(7 sessions) Instructor: Mary Shelasky.
Non-credit tuition: $40 (Sec 51)
Non-credit tuition: $20 (Sec 52, Bartley Center
members)
Pilates 5-Week Summer Program
HLTH 014 • 7 sessions
CRN 25099SEC 51 Jun 4-Jul 16
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5:15-6:15p.m.
CRN 25118 SEC 52 Jun 4-Jul 16 (Bartley Center members)
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5:15-6:15p.m.
A total body workout on a mat that develops core
strength, muscle flexibility and muscle balance.
Pilates is appropriate for most people with varying
levels of fitness. Strength, stabilization, flexibility,
range of motion, body alignment & balance are goals
of this class. Various exercise tools (bands, balls, etc.)
will be introduced as the class progresses. Class takes
place in a “lowered light” studio room with soft music
playing to assist with your concentration. Modifications will be taught and the workout intensity can be
easily adjusted to accommodate all levels of fitness.
Instructor: Mary Shelasky. We suggest you bring a
small towel to class.
Non-credit tuition: $60 (Sec 51)
Non-credit tuition: $30 (Sec 52, Bartley Center
members)
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PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
NEW! Will Solar Work for You?
Home and Garden
CRN 25182 SEC 51 Jun 13-20
NEW! Basic Home Repair
HOME 001 • 6 sessions
CRN 25181 SEC 51 Jul 11-Aug 15
Th
6-8:30p.m.
Learn practical applications and skills in home repair
while saving money. Take pride in your own achievements! Covers:
• Basic tools needed and proper usage
• Masonry repair, patio block, sidewalk safety
• Drywall repair, interior / exterior painting and
preparation
• Plumbing repairs, leaks and clogs
• Carbon monoxide, smoke detectors, fire
extinguishers, rope ladder, evacuation plans
• Lockset, door and window maintenance
• Siding, gutters, wet basements, driveway
maintenance
• Insect & pest control
• Energy efficiency upgrades (lighting, heating,
thermostats, furnaces, etc.)
Instructor: Frank Lepine.
Non-credit tuition: $119
Dry Stone Wall Construction
HOME 009 • 1 session
CRN 25183 SEC 51 Jul 20
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NEW! Spice up Your Life: Growing,
Preserving and Using Garden Herbs
HOME 013 • 2 sessions
9:30a.m.-4p.m.
Learn techniques and secrets of beautiful mortarless field stone walls and more. Covers the basic
tools, styles, foundations and stone types. Put knowledge to work by tearing down and rebuilding a stone
wall during class so you can build your own stone
walls and more. Bring work gloves, eye protection,
lunch and water. Noted Westfield stonemason Kenn
Kaminski has worked throughout the U.S. and Europe
on large estate projects. Class meets at Stanley Park
in Westfield. Please use entrance on Western Avenue,
meet at the tennis courts.
Non-credit tuition: $149
6-8:30p.m.
HOME 015 • 1 session
Is solar right for you property wise and financially?
find out and learn how to complete your own
accurate site assessment of your property and
structure(s). Course covers: review of purchase vs.
leasing options, warranties, insurance, hidden costs,
etc.; environmental offsets in addition to the cost
savings of going solar; differences between grid-tied
and battery “off-grid” systems; opportunities to see if
you are eligible with out-of-pocket expenses; current
tax credits; surprising benefits (such as cooler roofs
from shading, etc.); system components and how
they work; and much more. Instructor: Frank Lepine.
Non-credit tuition: $69
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CRN 25194 SEC 51 Jun 17
Sustainability
CRN 25195 SEC 51 Jul 08
NEW! Container Gardening
HOME 014 • 1 session
CRN 25193 SEC 51 Jun 03
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6-9p.m.
Want to grow your own food but live in an apartment
or condo? Can’t bear the sight of a slug on your lettuce? Mystified about how much you should water or
not? There is a solution: container gardening! Come
make a container from found or purchased supplies
that combines principles of both hydroponics and
soil-based planting. Grow herbs, vegetables, flowers….
with no weeding, very minimal watering and no back
breaking labor….with very high production! Please
bring leather gloves and safety goggles. Materials fee
payable at first class: $10. Instructor Monique Trahan
lives sustainably in her suburban neighborhood in
Southwick (inexpensively, comfortably and eating
very well!).
Non-credit tuition: $39
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6-9p.m.
Growing your own herbs is easy, inexpensive satisfying and adds “oomph” to your meals! They make
impressive gifts on a budget, too. Come and get
inspired to start a few plants or use those farmers’
market deals in dressings, vinegars, dips, pesto,
soups, sauces and more. Learn simple methods of
storing plenty for use when fresh herbs aren’t available. Instructor: Monique Trahan.
Non-credit tuition: $39
NEW! Making Healthy Sodas and Sports
Drinks • HOME 016 • 1 session
M
6-9p.m.
Satisfy your thirst while improving your health, your
waistline and your budget with simple homemade
sodas and sports drinks. No cooking, measuring, or
special equipment required. Sinfully easy and righteously delicious….and good for you! Please bring: 3
clean 2 liter soda bottles with caps. $6 materials fee.
Instructor: Monique Trahan.
Non-credit tuition: $39
NEW! Suburban Chickens
HOME 017 • 1 session
CRN 25196 SEC 51 July 29
M
6-9p.m.
Most communities allow a few hens in even the most
suburban settings. There are enormous health (and
gourmet)benefits to raising even a little of your own
food. Chickens are surprisingly fun and are amazing
mental health therapists as well. Learn the simplicity,
basic requirements and deep satisfaction of keeping
a few hens for eggs or even a few meat birds in your
back yard without breaking the bank or impacting the
neighbors. Instructor: Monique Trahan.
Non-credit tuition: $39
For Women Only
NEW! Wisdom of the Horse:
A Journey of Self-Discovery for Women
GRTH 009 • 5 sessions
CRN 25215SEC 51 July 2-30 T
6-7:30p.m.
Make empowered decisions for yourself and find
your strengths using the wisdom of horses. With an
emphasis on mindfulness, we will cover topics such
as communication, trust, self-esteem, boundaries
and respect through fun and interactive games outside with one or more of our horses. Please dress appropriately for the weather. No riding or experience
with horses is required. Course meets at Full of Grace
Farm, 105 Stockbridge Rd. in Hadley. Facilitated
by lifelong horsewoman Laura Litterer BS, ES and
Joanne Huff ASN, ES, MA Licensed Riding Instructor.
Non-credit tuition: $160
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We’ve Combined
Forces!
Commercial Drivers License
Commercial Drivers License Class B
CMDL 019 • 12 sessions
CRN 25003SEC 51
Jun 10-14
MTWThF
6:15-9:30p.m.
Train for a lucrative new career (with many full time jobs available). In association
with Tri-State CDL Training Center, Inc. gain RMV-approved classroom and onthe road instruction for a Class B license. Upon successful completion, you’ll be
federally licensed to operate a Class B motor vehicle and Tri-State will schedule
your registry exam and road test. The diploma is an RMV recognized document
that will allow you to enter the transportation industry. WIA and Title 3 approved.
Minimum age: 18. *Dates listed above are for classroom instruction only. Road
training days and times will be determined in class after you obtain Class B learning permit and DOT physical.
Non-credit tuition: $1649
Springfield Technical and
Holyoke Community Colleges
Affordable, Customized
Workforce Training
for Your Business.
Deleading Training
• Software skills
• Customer service
• Management training
• and much more!
Lead Safe Renovator - Supervisor / Moderate Risk Deleading
Program • BLDG 001 • 1 session
CRN 25187 SEC 51
Jun 07
F
9a.m.-1p.m.
CRN 25188 SEC 52
Jul 12
F
9a.m.-1p.m.
CRN 25189 SEC 53
Aug 02
F
9a.m.-1p.m.
For property owners, landlords and contractors, this training will cover roles &
responsibilities of a Lead-Safe Renovator Supervisor; options & requirements
for Moderate Risk Deleading work; lead inspection reports; pre-work inspection,
project cleanup & clearance, disposal and record keeping requirements; test
kit use restrictions and specialized work practices and occupancy restrictions.
Pre-requisite is RRP EPA MA/DOS certification. Text included. Instructor James
Montemagni of J & M Inspection Services is a licensed MA and CT Master Lead
Inspector and Risk Assessor with 22 years of industry experience.
Non-credit tuition: $165 (each section)
Let us work for you!
Phone: (413) 755-6100
www.trainingandworkforceoptions.com
LOOKING FOR CAREER TRAINING?
Property Owner/Agent: Moderate Risk Deleading Training
Program • BLDG 002 • 1 session
CRN 25190SEC 51
Jun 07
F
9a.m.-5p.m.
CRN 25191 SEC 52
Jul 12
F
9a.m.-5p.m.
CRN 25192 SEC 53
Aug 02
F
9a.m.-5p.m.
For property owners or their agents (employees or property managers). This
program does not enable an owner or agent to perform moderate risk deleading
as a business but is solely for their own property. After completion, the owner or
agent must pass an examination administered through the mail by CLPPP (Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program). Clean–up methods, clearance inspections, dust wipes and paper work and notification requirements are covered. Text
included. Instructor James Montemagni of J & M Inspection Services is a licensed
MA and CT Master Lead Inspector and Risk Assessor with 22 years of industry
experience.
Non-credit tuition: $199 (each section)
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Early Childhood Education
Technology
Management
Communication
Customer Service
Leadership
Contact Us:
(413) 552-2500
www.hcc.edu/bcs
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Professional Development Programs from the
Employers Association of the NorthEast (EANE)
The Employers Association of the NorthEast (EANE) promotes sound employee/employer relations and helps member organizations improve policies
and practices in personnel and labor relations. It also provides management
development consultation and training. All EANE’s human resource programs
are certified by the Human Resources Certification Institute (HRCI).
Employee Training & Coaching Skills • HRPR 012 • 1 session
CRN 15462 SEC 51 May 29 W
8:30a.m.-4:30p.m.
Excellent on-the-job training and the ability to rapidly and confidently learn
new skills are critical for individual and organizational success. The ability to
train and to learn effectively is an essential skill for efficiency and effectiveness in today’s workplace. The skillful use of coaching can improve performance and increase employee skills and motivation. Effective coaching skills
can help employees develop more positive attitudes toward their leaders and
their jobs. Learn how to give constructive feedback in a productive and positive way.
Non-credit tuition: $245
Managing Difficult Employees, Performance Issues &
Reviews • HRPR 034 • 1 session
CRN 15463 SEC 51 Jun 12 W
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Learn how to properly document these situations and understand the disciplinary process. In addition, participants learn a performance management
system including how to prepare for, write and conduct performance reviews.
Participants end the series by developing a roadmap for future leadership
success, by creating a personal development plan based on the skills and
knowledge acquired throughout the Principles of Leadership series.
Non-credit tuition: $245
PAFEC PROGRAMMING
The following courses are offered at our new Picknelly Adult and
Family Education Center (PAFEC) in the heart of downtown Holyoke. Located in a newly renovated 19th century firehouse with all
the latest technology, easy access to major highways, and ample
parking, the PAFEC provides convenient education and career
preparation as well as meeting space and video conferencing
facilities for area businesses and non-profits.
Microsoft® Word® 2010 Survival Skills • TECH 021 • 1 session
CRN 25151 SEC 51
Jun 18
T
9a.m.-Noon (English)
CRN 25208SEC 52
Jun 19
W
9a.m.-Noon (Spanish)
Learn the basic skills required to effectively utilize and create text documents
in Microsoft® Word®. Explore the user interface, document views, available
graphics objects, development tools and available formatting options.
Non-credit tuition: $42 (each section)
Microsoft®Excel® 2010 Survival Skills • TECH 022 • 1 session
CRN 25152 SEC 51
Jul 9
T
9a.m.-Noon (English)
CRN 25209SEC 52
Jul 10
W
9a.m.-Noon (Spanish)
Learn the basic skills required to utilize and create spreadsheets in Microsoft® Excel®. You will explore and understand the spreadsheet user interface,
learn how perform mathematical calculations and format your work for visual
presentation. The use of available templates for rapid development will be
covered.
Non-credit tuition: $42 (each section)
Creating Presentations with Microsoft® PowerPoint® 2010
TECH 025 • 1 session
CRN 25154 SEC 51
Jul 23
T
9a.m.-Noon (English)
CRN 25210 SEC 52
Jul 24
W
9a.m.-Noon (Spanish)
Slide presentations convey and enhance your message. They can stand alone,
function as support for public speaking or animate your website. Learn the
essential skills necessary to develop and utilize an effective slide show.
Non-credit tuition: $42 (each section)
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Introduction to the Computer and How It Can Change Your
Life • TECH 026 • 1 session
CRN 25155 SEC 51
Jul 30
T
1:30-3p.m. (English)
CRN 25156 SEC 52
Jul 31
W
1-2:30p.m. (Spanish)
Designed for absolute beginners. An introduction to your (IBM compatible)
computer, the Internet and the basic concepts and skills required to use them.
Normally $42, Non-credit tuition: $0
Personal Uses of the Internet • TECH 027 • 1 session
CRN 25157 SEC 51
Aug 6
T
1:30-3p.m. (English)
CRN 25158 SEC 52
Aug 7
W
1-2:30p.m. (Spanish)
Explore the Internet’s many personal uses, including online video networks
HuLu® and YouTube®, previewing movie trailers, viewing music videos, social
networking (Facebook®), news, weather, Online shopping and more.
Normally $42, Non-credit tuition: $0
Professional Uses of the Internet • TECH 028 • 1 session
CRN 25159 SEC 51
Aug 13
T
1:30-3p.m. (English)
CRN 25160SEC 52
Aug 14
W
1-3p.m. (Spanish)
Explore the Internet’s many business and professional uses, including professional networking (LinkedIn®), business news, finding directions, online
research, selling online with E-Bay® and more.
Normally $42, Non-credit tuition: $0
QUESTIONS? CALL (413) 552-2500 REGISTER ONLINE: WWW.HCC.EDU/BCS
TESTING & TEST PREPARATION
Money and Investment
Real Estate
Retirement Planning Today
MONY 009 • 2 sessions
CRN 25146 SEC 51 May 14-May 21
T
6-9p.m.
Will you be financially ready to retire at the age
you’re planning? If you haven’t started planning, how
do you begin the process? In this comprehensive
retirement planning course, learn strategies on how
to: create your own goals for a successful retirement; Plan your retirement income to preserve a
comfortable standard of living; transfer the risk of
potential losses before and during retirement; remain
financially flexible during retirement; reduce or eliminate taxes, expenses, delays and legal challenges
with estate planning. Your instructor, Christopher E.
DiStefano, Certified Financial Practioneer®, CLTC,
has been presenting educational retirement planning courses at various colleges, universities and
businesses for the past 15 years. Program includes
free text/reference guide and personal financial fact
finder. Non-credit tuition includes couples.
Non-credit tuition: $75
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FOR SAL
Testing & Test
Preparation
Real Estate Principles & Practices:
Preparation for the MA Salesperson
License Exam (40 hrs)
Preparation for the GED - Holyoke
REAL 001 • 13 sessions
CRN 25023SEC 51 Jun 3-Aug 28* MW
CRN 25021 SEC 51 Jun 5-Jul 24*
WTh
TEST 001 • 24 sessions
6-9p.m.
Prepare for licensing as a real estate salesperson.
Gain a broad knowledge of and familiarity with real
estate principles and practices. Completion of this
review course qualifies you to take the Massachusetts licensing examination. Attendance at all classes
required by the Commonwealth is mandatory. Topics
include: property, property rights, ownership, condos,
co-ops, time sharing leases, contracts/deeds, financing, mortgages, brokerage, appraisal, fair housing,
consumer protection and Massachusetts license law.
Instructors Anthony Thomas, licensed broker & Atty
Matthieu Massengill. Bring a calculator. Textbook is
available at the HCC Bookstore. Students should have
read text prior to class.
Non-credit tuition: $359 *(no class Jul 3 & 4)
Preparation for the MA Real Estate
Brokers License Exam (40 hrs)
6-8:30p.m.
This 60-hour course is designed for students who
want to achieve their high school credential and need
a review of the GED test subjects (writing, social
studies, science, literature, math and essay writing),
as well as assistance in test–taking strategies. All
students will be assessed in reading comprehension,
math and writing at the first class meeting, which is
required. Course enrollment is limited to provide immediate and individualized attention to students. This
is an accelerated one-semester program. Individuals
who are missing more than two years of formal high
school and need longer-term remediation are advised
to contact the dean of Community Services at 5522324. Individuals 17 years of age or younger must
provide official high school documentation indicating
at registration that they are no longer enrolled in
high school. Review text available at HCC Bookstore
for approximately $25. Instructor: Jill Bigos.
Non-credit tuition: $249 *(no class Jul 3)
REAL 002 • 4 sessions
CRN 25022SEC 51 Jun 10-17
MWTh
8a.m.-4p.m.
Applicants for a broker license must be a currently
licensed salesperson, actively associated with a real
estate broker for at least three years, must complete
40 hours of classroom training and pass the state
examination. All individuals taking the broker’s
course must file a $5,000 bond with the MA Board of
Registration of Real Estate Brokers and Salespersons
prior to issuance of license. A five-year bond costs
$50.00. Course follows Massachusetts curriculum.
Instructor and Licensed Broker Anthony Thomas has
30 years in the local real estate industry. Textbook is
available at the HCC Bookstore. Students should have
read text prior to class.
Non-credit tuition: $399
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interactive courses that you can take entirely online. Courses include
expert instructors, many of whom are nationally known authors. Ed2go
online courses are affordable, fun, fast, convenient, and geared just for
you! These practical and highly effective ed2go online courses cover just
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• A-Z Grant Writing
• Introduction to SQL
• Introduction to PC Troubleshooting
• Genealogy Basics
• Advanced PC Security
• HIPPA Compliance
• Conversational Japanese and much more.
For more information and registration options,
go to www.ed2go.com/holyoke
WANTED:
Engaging Faculty
for
Non-credit Courses
If you’re interested in teaching and adding to the
quality of our students’ lives, send your resume with
your course proposal to:
Ken White, Dean of Community Services, Holyoke Community College
Kittredge Center, Room 218, 303 Homestead Ave. Holyoke, MA 01040
or email: kwhite@hcc.edu
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT (413) 552-2324 | PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (413) 552-2122
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Professional Development for K-12 Educators
Virtual Education Software
Designed by renowned educators, VESI interactive courses
are convenient, superior quality courses packed with practical applications for the classroom. Earn MA PDPs in these
ac­credited self-paced and user-friendly programs.
For information, contact (413) 552-2320 or
(413) 552-2324, kwhite@hcc.edu or alingham@hcc.edu
Reading Fundamentals 1 • EDUC 012
CRN 25047 SEC 51
UPDL
30 PDPS | CRN 25048 SEC 52
CRN 25049 SEC 51
UPDL
30 PDPS | CRN 25050 SEC 52
Undergraduate Professional Development Level
Non-credit tuition: $205 (Sec 51); $266 (Sec 52)
GPDL
Graduate Professional Development Level
Reading Fundamentals 3 • EDUC 014
CRN 25025 SEC 51
UPDL
30 PDPS | CRN 25026 SEC 52
CRN 25051 SEC 51
GPDL
40 PDPS
30 PDPS | CRN 25028 SEC 52
GPDL
40 PDPS
30 PDPS | CRN 25030 SEC 52
GPDL
40 PDPS
45 PDPS | CRN 25033 SEC 52
GPDL
55 PDPS
30 PDPS | CRN 25034 SEC 52
GPDL
40 PDPS
30 PDPS | CRN 25036 SEC 52
GPDL
40 PDPS
30 PDPS | CRN 25038 SEC 52
GPDL
40 PDPS
UPDL
30 PDPS | CRN 25058 SEC 52
40 PDPS
UPDL
45 PDPS | CRN 25060 SEC 52
GPDL
55 PDPS
UPDL
30 PDPS | CRN 25062 SEC 52
GPDL
40 PDPS
UPDL
30 PDPS | CRN 25070 SEC 52
GPDL
40 PDPS
UPDL
45 PDPS | CRN 25176 SEC 52
GPDL
55 PDPS
Non-credit tuition: $235 (Sec 51); $283 (Sec 52)
UPDL
30 PDPS | CRN 25040 SEC 52
GPDL
40 PDPS
Non-credit tuition: $205 (Sec 51); $266 (Sec 52)
Ethics & Safety in Education • EDUC 023
CRN 25138 SEC 51
UPDL
30 PDPS | CRN 25139 SEC 52
GPDL
40 PDPS
CRN 25231 SEC 51
UPDL
30 PDPS | CRN 25232 SEC 52
GPDL
40 PDPS
Inclusion: Working with Students with Special Needs in General Non-credit tuition: $205 (Sec 51); $266 (Sec 52)
Education Classrooms • EDUC 009
Reading & Writing in the Content Area • EDUC 024
UPDL
30 PDPS | CRN 25042 SEC 52
GPDL
40 PDPS
Non-credit tuition: $205 (Sec 51); $266 (Sec 52)
Non-credit tuition: $205 (Sec 51); $266 (Sec 52)
Infant & Toddler Mental Health • EDUC 010
UPDL
30 PDPS | CRN 25044 SEC 52
GPDL
40 PDPS
Non-credit tuition: $205 (Sec 51); $266 (Sec 52)
UPDL
45 PDPS | CRN 25046 SEC 52
Try DI! Planning & Preparing a Differentiated Instruction
Program • EDUC 025
CRN 25226 SEC 51
Learning Disabilities • EDUC 011
CRN 25045 SEC 51
GPDL
Why DI?: An Introduction to Differentiated Instruction (UPDL)
CRN 25175 SEC 51
EDUC 008
CRN 25043 SEC 51
40 PDPS
EDUC 022
Harassment, Bullying & Cyber-Intimidation in Schools
CRN 25041 SEC 51
GPDL
Non-credit tuition: $205 (Sec 51); $266 (Sec 52)
Non-credit tuition: $205 (Sec 51); $266 (Sec 52)
CRN 25039 SEC 51
30 PDPS | CRN 25056 SEC 52
Teaching Elementary Math • EDUC 020
CRN 25069 SEC 51
Educational Assessment • EDUC 007
UPDL
UPDL
Non-credit tuition: $205 (Sec 51); $266 (Sec 52)
Non-credit tuition: $205 (Sec 51); $266 (Sec 52)
CRN 25037 SEC 51
40 PDPS
Violence in Schools • EDUC 019
CRN 25061 SEC 51
Addressing Drugs & Alcohol in Schools • EDUC 006
UPDL
GPDL
Non-credit tuition: $235 (Sec 51); $283 (Sec 52)
Non-credit tuition: $205 (Sec 51); $266 (Sec 52)
CRN 25035 SEC 51
30 PDPS | CRN 25054 SEC 52
Understanding Aggression • EDUC 018
CRN 25059 SEC 51
Addressing Child Abuse • EDUC 005
UPDL
UPDL
Non-credit tuition: $205 (Sec 51); $266 (Sec 52)
Non-credit tuition: $235 (Sec 51); $283 (Sec 52)
CRN 25033 SEC 51
55 PDPS
Traumatized Child • EDUC 017
CRN 25057 SEC 51
Behavior is Language • EDUC 004
UPDL
GPDL
Non-credit tuition: $205 (Sec 51); $266 (Sec 52)
Non-credit tuition: $205 (Sec 51); $266 (Sec 52)
CRN 25032 SEC 51
45 PDPS | CRN 25052 SEC 52
Teaching Diversity • EDUC 016
CRN 25055 SEC 51
Autism & Aspergers Disorder • EDUC 003
UPDL
UPDL
Non-credit tuition: $205 (Sec 51); $266 (Sec 52)
Non-credit tuition: $205 (Sec 51); $266 (Sec 52)
CRN 25029 SEC 51
40 PDPS
Talented & Gifted • EDUC 015
CRN 25053 SEC 51
Attention Deficit Disorder • EDUC 002
UPDL
GPDL
Non-credit tuition: $235 (Sec 51); $283 (Sec 52)
Non-credit tuition: $205 (Sec 51); $266 (Sec 52)
CRN 25027 SEC 51
40 PDPS
Reading Fundamentals 2 • EDUC 013
UPDL
Advanced Classroom Mgt. • EDUC 001
GPDL
Non-credit tuition: $205 (Sec 51); $266 (Sec 52)
UPDL
45 PDPS | CRN 25227 SEC 52
GPDL
55 PDPS
Non-credit tuition: $235 (Sec 51); $283 (Sec 52)
GPDL
55 PDPS
Non-credit tuition: $235 (Sec 51); $283 (Sec 52)
FOR DETAILED DESCRIPTIONS, COURSE SYLLABUS AND REGISTRATION OPTIONS GO TO
www.virtualeduc.com/holyoke
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Please visit www.hcc.edu/summer for complete information on the listings below.
HCC Teen Culinary Academy • Grades 6 – 8 and Grades 9 - 12 • 20 hours
Week Days
Time
July 29 – Aug 2
M – F
8a.m.-Noon
(CWD 802-64, CRN: 25218, Grades 9-12)
Aug 5 – Aug 9
M – F
8a.m.-Noon
(CWD 801-31, CRN: 25219, Grades 6-8)
Explore the exciting world of culinary arts by learning from expert chefs. Have fun learning how to julienne, chop, dice and make delicious and healthy wraps, pizzas, and more!
Non-credit tuition: $199 includes supplies
Tech Kidz 3-D Video Game Design • Grades 6 & Up • 40 hours
Week Days
Time
June 24 - 28
M – F
8:30a.m.-4:30p.m. (CWD 803-64, CRN: 25220)
Explore 3D video game design, digital video production and web design with animation.
Non-credit tuition: $250
The Biz Kidz Club for Young Entrepreneurs • Grades 9 and Up • 32.5 hours
Week Days
Time
July 8 – July 12
M – F
8:30a.m.-3p.m. (CWD 804-64, CRN: 25221)
Use state-of-the-art technology to explore the world of business, tap into your creativity
and develop a business concept that may one day become a profitable venture.
Non-credit tuition: $268
The da Vinci in Me Visual Arts Studio • Grades 6 and Up • 37.5 hours
Week Days
Time
July 15 – July 19
M – F
8:30a.m.-4p.m.
(CWD 805-64, CRN: 25222)
Could you be the next Pablo Picasso, Vincent Van Gogh, William Hogarth, or Leonardo da
Vinci? You’ll work with pencil, charcoal, pastel, and watercolor paints to explore the use of
color and form.
Non-credit tuition: $263 includes supplies
CSI: HCC • Grades 7 and Up • 20 hours
Week Days
Time
July 22 – July 26
M – F
8a.m.-Noon
(CWD 806-64, CRN: 25223)
Are you good at finding clues and solving mysteries? We’ll use fingerprint analysis, foot
print molds and other techniques to solve a mystery.
Non-credit tuition: $167 includes supplies
Extreme Science • Grades 4 - 8 • 15 hours
Week Days
Time
Aug 12 – Aug 16
M – F
9a.m.-Noon
(CWD 807-64, CRN: 25224)
We’ll look at the cause and effect of extreme weather, from typhoons, hurricanes, tornadoes and tsunamis to earthquakes, mud slides and other earth-rattling events.
Camp Notes: Wear comfortable clothes.
Non-credit tuition: $105
The Mummy Lives Archaeological Adventure • Grades 6 - 9 • 20 hours
Week Days
Time
July 8 – July 12
M – F
8a.m.-Noon (CWD 808-64, CRN: 25225)
Learn about past civilizations, the ancient Egyptian techniques of mummy wrapping and
funerary mask painting, and how artifacts left by previous human societies reveals how
they lived, worked, worshiped and played.
Non-credit tuition: $149 includes supplies
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT (413) 552-2324 | PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT (413) 552-2122
The Power Play @ HCC Grades 6 & Up
What something fun to do this summer? Join us at HCC
for a taste of 4 fantastic summer career camps in 1 week!
July 8–12, 2013
M – F
8 a.m.–5 p.m.
8–10 a.m. Teen Culinary Academy
Explore the exciting world of culinary arts by learning
from expert chefs. Have fun learning techniques such as
how to julienne, chop and dice while making delicious and
healthy wraps, pizzas and more! We follow ServSafe®
food handling procedures. All participants must wear
sneakers or non-slip closed-toe shoes, long pants, and
have hair tied back. No jewelry should be worn.
10–10:15 a.m. Break
10:15 a.m. – 12:15 p.m. Tech Kidz I
3-D Video Game Design
Tech Kidz explores 3D video game design, digital video
production and web design with animation. Have fun
creating your own video games and learning about the
exciting careers that await you in the world of gaming
and digital design!
12:15–1 p.m. Lunch
1–3 p.m. CSI: HCC Forensics Camp
Are you good at finding clues and solving mysteries?
We’ll use hands-on activities such as fingerprint analysis,
foot print molds, and other techniques to observe the
scene, gather and analyze evidence and solve a mystery.
3–3:15 p.m. Break
3:15–5 p.m. Extreme Science
Wonder why we have such extreme weather? We’ll
explore new areas related to weather, the earth, oceans
and science and look at the cause and effect of extreme
weather from typhoons, hurricanes, tornadoes and
tsunamis to earthquakes, mud slides and other earthrattling events.
Cost & Registration
$249 for the week includes supplies. Participants must
bring a lunch, snacks and drinks. We have a special area
assigned for breaks and lunches. Camp participants do
not leave the reserved lunch or break areas.
For information or to register contact Maria Vargas at
(413)552-2122 or mvargas@hcc.edu.
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Youth Summer Fun!
HCC Youth Baseball Clinic (ages 7-16)
YUTH 007 • 5 sessions
CRN 25104SEC 51 Jun 24-28
MTWThF
9a.m.-4p.m.
Emphasizes individual skill development, one-on-one
coaching and the importance of working together as
a team. Required equipment: sunscreen, baseball cap,
glove, bottled water marked with child’s name, bat,
lunch, and hand carry a clean pair of sneakers. Catchers should bring their equipment.
Non-credit tuition: $149
HCC Youth Soccer Clinic (ages 7-17)
YUTH 008 • 5 sessions
CRN 25105SEC 51 Jul 29-Aug 02 MTWThF
9a.m.-1p.m.
A comprehensive soccer clinic for young athletes
taught by HCC’s head coach Rob Galazka with assistance from top college soccer players. The clinic
stresses basic and advanced skills with plenty of
one-on-one instruction. Focus on technical and tactical skills. The popular Clinic Olympics will be held
once again! Players should bring cleats, shin guards,
shorts, towel, non-perishable snack, bottled water
marked with child’s name and appropriate clothing.
Hand carry a clean pair of sneakers. Players are also
welcome to bring their own soccer balls.
Non-credit tuition: $125
HCC Youth Basketball Clinic (ages 8-15)
YUTH 009 • 5 sessions
CRN 25106SEC 51 Jul 15-19
MTWThF
9a.m.-3p.m.
This fun-filled, challenging program focuses on
improving your basketball skills, leadership and
confidence and taking your game to a higher level.
Emphasizes developing your fundamental skills and
basketball knowledge while building self-confidence
and developing every player’s ability to play more
competitively. The clinic will be directed by HCC
men’s head basketball coach Chris Montemayor, who
has over 15 years of coaching & directing basketball
summer programs. Players should bring a towel,
bottled water marked with child’s name, non-perishable lunch and appropriate clothing. Hand carry a
clean pair of sneakers.
Non-credit tuition: $125
Computer Geeks: Build Your Own PC!
(ages 12-17) YUTH 013 • 5 sessions
CRN 25141 SEC 51 Jul 08-12
MTWThF
9a.m.-Noon
Does your youth love to take things apart and rebuild
them? Does he or she like PCs? This could be the perfect choice for your child this summer and could end
up turning into a career as well! We provide all of the
tools, the appropriate classroom environment and all
of the hands-on instruction needed so your child will
learn computers inside and out, build a PC and install
all the software needed to get it up and running. At
the conclusion of this course your teen will bring
home a finished, working PC. (Two computer configurations are available: Configuration #1 With AMD®
Processor Hardware/Software, cost -$499. Configuration #2 With Intel® Core I-5 Processor Hardware/
Software, cost - $650. Monitor & other peripherals
such as a mouse and keyboard not included.) Instructor Stan Prager is the owner of GoGeeks Computer
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Rescue in East Longmeadow, MA. (Please note you
must register by June 27th. No registrations will be
accepted after that date.)
Non-credit tuition: $179
NEW! Multi-Media Arts Exploration for
Children & Youth
NEW! EnGarde: Youth Fencing Clinic
CRN 25200SEC 51 Aug 05-09
(Ages 6-9)
MTWThF
9a.m.-Noon
CRN 25201 SEC 52 Aug 05-09
(Ages 10-15)
MTWThF
1p.m.-4p.m.
(ages 10-17) • YUTH 015 • 5 sessions
CRN 25147 SEC 51 Jul 22-26
MTWThF
1-3:30p.m.
An engaging combination of discussion, demonstration and actual fencing to teach the modern game
of Olympic style fencing and its history and to dispel
some of the persistent myths about the sport.
The course will cover fencing safety, fundamental
techniques and tactics and competition. Students
will be grouped within the class with others of similar
age, skill and size as appropriate. Instructor Taro
Yamashita is the head coach at the Riverside Fencing
Club in Hadley. A former nationally and internationally ranked fencer, Taro’s students range in age from
10 to 70+, from beginners to national champions.
Taro is a U.S. Fencing certified coach.
Non-credit tuition: $129
NEW! Clowning Around!
MTWThF
9a.m.-Noon
Become a clown! Learn the history and evolution of
the art while learning how to create your own character. Covers characterization, juggling, make-up, movements, costuming, tricks and skits. Christine Burns,
owner of Clowntique, has been in the entertainment
business professionally for over 25 years. A materials
fee of $25 is due at the first class meeting.
Non-credit tuition: $199
NEW! The Hands-On Nature Adventure of
New England
(ages 10-15) • YUTH 017 • 5 sessions
CRN 25199 SEC 51 Aug 05-09
MTWThF
9a.m.-4p.m.
The outdoor experience of a lifetime! Youth will
experience many of the natural wonders of our
environment found right here in the lower Pioneer
Valley area. We will visit, explore and learn about:
babbling brooks abundant in mysterious forms of
aquatic life, investigate the ephemeral world of the
vernal pools, observe the wonders of continental
drift and glaciation responsible for our Connecticut
Valley landscape. We’ll also visit museums such as:
the Great Falls Discovery Center in Turners Fall, MA.,
and he Museum of Natural History on the campus
of Amherst College. Students will have the opportunity to touch dinosaur footprints created millions of
years ago here in Holyoke. Join us for this five–day
adventure! Instructor Jamie Laurin, Dept. Chair, HCC
Environmental Science dept.
Non-credit tuition: $299
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An incredible opportunity to explore a wide variety of
art media, including water color paint, acrylic, handmade paper, print making, tie-dyeing, sculpting and
drawing while learning new skills such as wax resist
techniques and their creative expression. Materials
fee of $25 due at the first class meeting. Art students
will be able to take advantage of the college’s natural
surroundings by learning observational drawing in
nature techniques. Louise Millane-George has over
30 years of teaching experience.
Non-credit tuition: $199 (each section)
NEW! Art From Around The World
(ages 9-14) • YUTH 019 • 5 sessions
CRN 25202SEC 51 Jun 24-28
(ages 9-13) • YUTH 016 • 5 sessions
CRN 25198 SEC 51 Jul 08-12
(ages 8-13) • YUTH 018 • 5 sessions
MTWThF
9a.m.-Noon
Become a world traveler as you explore art forms
from different countries, such as Australian Aboriginal dot painting, Egyptian hieroglyphs or Polish paper
cutting, Indian miniature painting, African masks,
Native American sand art and much more! Learn
about the varying motifs, colors and techniques used
by these cultures and discover some striking similarities too! This will be a hands-on class with demonstrations to get you started but emphasis will be on
finding a personal voice using the methods taught.
Materials fee of $25 due at the first class meeting.
Instructor Veronika Kruta holds a BFA in the Studio
For Interrelated Media from Massachusetts College of
Art and Design.
Non-credit tuition: $199
Youth Outdoor Learning & Leadership
Adventure (ages 9-13) • YUTH 020
5 sessions
CRN 25203SEC 51 Jul 22-26
MTWThF
9a.m.-1p.m.
CRN 25228SEC 52 Jul 22-26
MTWThF
1-5p.m.
A very active, hands-on program that will challenge
your son/daughter to learn more about their environment, the outdoors and themselves – while being safe
and having fun. The skills they’ll learn will promote:
leadership, personal growth, confidence, self-esteem,
teamwork and much more. we’ll cover: basic first
aid, proper gear, ten essentials, introduction to rock
climbing, map and compass-route finding, how to
build a fire, leave no trace-LNT, primitive shelter
building, tree & plant identification and more.
Participants must bring: appropriate dress for weather, daypack to carry small tarp/plastic sheet (8’x 8’
or a little larger), large plastic trash bag and 100’ thin
polypropelene rope, (clothes line), two liters of water,
non-perishable lunch and snack. Tim and Eric Vogel
of Tekoa Mountain Outdoors are certified and insured
outdoor adventure education leaders with 40 years
of combined experience.
Non-credit tuition: $179 (each section)
QUESTIONS? CALL (413) 552-2500 REGISTER ONLINE: WWW.HCC.EDU/BCS
2013 SUMMER YOUTH PROGRAMS
REGISTRATION FORM
NEW! Basic Website Design for Youth
(ages 8-12) • YUTH 021 • 5 sessions
CRN 25204SEC 51
Jul 22-26
MTWThF
Knowing how to create websites is a critical skill that is quickly becoming a necessity for savvy, future professionals. Class will be developing an
easy–to–use website for kids. We’ll cover the components of a basic website,
learn about the tools needed to get started, set up the basic home page and
more. They’ll also learn how to make a website they can use from home to
share with their friends. Explore blogs, videos, as well as use of fonts, colors,
backgrounds, images, animations, links, tables, stylesheets, mouse-over buttons, keywords for search engines, embedded videos, sound and more. Don’t
forget to bring a flash drive! Instructor: Dino Diaz.
Non-credit tuition: $199
NEW! Digital Color Photography
Jul 22-26
MTWThF
9a.m.-Noon
Learn the art of photography and how to manipulate images digitally—just like
the professionals in the graphic arts, printing and marketing/advertising industries! An introduction to today’s world of digital photography and the necessary software that deliver the expectations in today’s demanding environment.
We’ll emphasize creativity and present techniques for capturing exciting images through the use of lighting, angles and composition that bring the world
into focus. Students will work on fun projects, from turning snapshots into
puzzles, crafting unique compact disc covers and photo magnets along with
digital scrapbooks. You’ll also learn how to apply basic Adobe®Photoshop®
editing techniques. Don’t forget to bring your camera! Instructor: Dino Diaz.
Non-credit tuition: $199
NEW! Metalworking for Teens
(ages 13-16) • YUTH 023 • 3 sessions
CRN 25206SEC 51
Jul 13-27
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9a.m.-1p.m.
Metal can be found in a variety of forms from sheet to wire, from cans to
roofing. Explore three-dimentionally what can be created from everyday
metal by learning some basic metal working techniques, such as cutting, filing, stamping, texturing and joining. With these basic skills we will concentrate on making significant pieces of art to showcase our new talent and
expertise. Instructor Carla Polek has been an HCC non-credit faculty member
for over 20 years.
Non-credit tuition: $199
NEW! Graphic Design Using Adobe® Photoshop®
Jul 15-19
❏ Tech Kidz 3-D Video
Game Design - $250
❏ Digital Color Photography - $199.
❏ Web Site Design - $199.
❏ The Biz Kidz Club for Young
Entrepreneurs - $268
❏ Metalworking - $199.
MTWThF
❏ Hands-On Nature Adventure of New
England - $299.
❏ CSI: HCC - $167
❏ EnGarde: Youth Fencing Clinic - $129.
❏ Extreme Science - $105
❏ Art From Around the World - $199.
❏ The Mummy Lives Archaeological
Adventure - $149
❏ Outdoor Learning & Leadership
Program - $179.
❏ Morning
❏ Afternoon
❏ HCC Youth Baseball Clinic - $149.
❏ HCC Youth Basketball Clinic - $125.
❏ Clowning Around - $199.
❏ HCC Youth Soccer Clinic - $125.
❏ Multi-Media Arts Exploration - $199
❏ Computer Geeks - $179.
Required Materials Fee:
❏ Conf. #1 - $499.
❏ Conf. #2 - $650.
❏ Horsemanship 101: Horse Care,
Equestrian Training & Stable
Management - $299. (off-campus)
Youth Name: Date of Birth: Grade: Address: City: State: Zip: Home Phone: Work Phone: Emergency contact name & telephone: (ages 8-12) • YUTH 024 • 5 sessions
CRN 25207SEC 51
❏ Graphic Design Using Adobe
®Photoshop® - $199.
❏ HCC Teen Culinary Academy - $199
❏ The da Vinci in Me Visual Arts
Studio - $263
(ages 8-12) • YUTH 022 • 5 sessions
CRN 25205SEC 51
Payment by Money Order, Credit Card, or Check
payable to: ‘Holyoke Community College’
Send to HCC - Kittredge Center
303 Homestead Avenue, Holyoke, MA 01040
1p.m.-4p.m.
9a.m.-Noon
At an early age, most children show interest in art. This is a terrific opportunity to encourage youth to pursue their interests in a fashion that can provide career opportunities in the future through the power of Photoshop CS6!
They’ll learn tools and basic image manipulation techniques, including image
formats, filter effects, retouching digital photos, color correction, layers and
painting tools. Participants will be designing a logo or a cartoon character
beginning with sketching and coloring using Graphics Design for Kids. Other
projects include posters, invitation cards, books and much more. Don’t forget
to bring a flash drive! Dino Diaz.
Non-credit tuition: $199
NEW! Horsemanship 101, Horsecare, Equestrian Training &
Stable Management (ages 9-16) • YUTH 026 • 5 sessions
CRN 25216 Sec. 51 Jun 24-28
MTWThF
9a.m.-3p.m.
CRN 25217 Sec. 52 Jul 15-19
MTWThF
9a.m.-3p.m.
Enter the exciting world of horses this summer on a working horse farm
while learning how to ride and care for these intriguing animals! A fun,
engaging experience geared toward the beginner learner with emphasis on
anatomy and care of the horse along with structured daily riding sessions to
promote communication, teamwork skills, empathy and trust. Wear jeans and
closed toe shoes/boots. Limited number of ASTM helmets available. Youth
should bring a bag lunch, snacks and a water bottle daily. Course meets at
Full of Grace Farm, 105 Stockbridge Road in Hadley. (Early dropoff or late
pickup by prior arrangement only and is subject to a fee) Joanne Huff, ASN,
ES, is a lifelong horsewoman and MA licensed riding instructor.
Non-credit tuition: $299. (each section)
Health concerns/conditions/allergies: In case of medical emergency where I cannot be reached, I hereby give permission to transport and admit
my child to a local hospital for the purpose of emergency medical treatment. I release Holyoke Community
College, its employees and agents from any liability for injuries sustained during athletic competition or
academic instruction or incurred during the transportation and admission of my child to a local hospital
for emergency medical treatment. I certify that my child is in good health and can participate in the physical activities associated with athletic and academic programming without limitations. Parents and legal
guardians are responsible to communicate directly to staff all allergies, medical concerns and conditions
before the start of these programs. Youth are expected to have their own medical insurance. I also confirm
that my child/children have had all health immunizations, are in good health and can participate in challenging, activities without limitation. I as parent/guardian agree to all of the above.
Parent/Guardian Signature: Credit Card: ❏ VISA ❏ MC
Date: ❏ Discover
Amount: $
Account Number: Date of Expiration: Signature: Full payment upon registration. No refunds will be granted after program begins.
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NON-CREDIT COURSE REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Many courses fill fast. We suggest you register at least two weeks before
class start date, or by registration deadline if noted. If space is still available in a class, HCC can accept registration for most classes up to the
business day before a class starts.
To register for non-credit courses complete the non-credit enrollment form on
back page. Then, use the Walk-in, Mail-in, Fax-in, or Phone-in options listed below.
Non-credit courses must be paid in full upon registration.
Non-credit course registration located in Kittredge Center
2nd floor customer service lobby.
Course Cancellation
Low enrollments can necessitate course cancellations. HCC will attempt to notify
students whose class has been cancelled and help them choose another course
or obtain a refund. Completing your course registrations as early as possible
helps the college avoid cancelling classes.
If the college cancels a course, 100% of all course costs are refunded.
Benefits, Tuition Waivers,
and Third Party Billing
State Employee Tuition Waivers
Present waivers at the time of registration. Waivers are not accepted by telephone, Fax, or mail.
WAYS TO REGISTER
Walk-in
Bring the completed non-credit registration form to the Kittredge Center
Customer Service Lobby, Monday-Thursday 8:30 a.m.-6:30 p.m. or Friday 8:30
a.m.-4:30 p.m. Park in "E" lot.
The college is located at 303 Homestead Avenue, Holyoke, readily accessible
from neighboring communities via Interstate 91 (Exit 16), U.S. Routes 5 and 202,
and the Massachusetts Turnpike.
Mail-in
Mail the completed non-credit registration form to:
HCC Non-credit Registration-Kittredge Center
Holyoke Community College
303 Homestead Avenue
Holyoke, MA 01040
Pay via check, money order, or credit card (VISA, MasterCard, or Discover). Do
not mail cash.
For non-credit courses, full-time state employees, their spouses and dependent
children up to age 25 are eligible for tuition remission of 50% of tuition only for
any non-credit course(s) or program(s). Tuition waivers will be honored so long
as the minimum number of full-tuition-paying students per class has been
met.
Third Party Billing (Company-Agency Payments)
Third party registrations should be submitted in person. HCC requires an original
letter from the company or agency on official letterhead, including student
name, social security number, course(s), and amount being paid. Please do not
Fax third party billings.
Fax-in (24 hours a day)
(413) 552-2745
FAX your non-credit registration form with complete credit card information
(VISA, MasterCard, or Discover). Do not fax third party billing.
Phone-in (24 hours a day)
(413) 538-5815
Register by telephone by using MasterCard, VISA, or Discover. Please have ready
the CRN course number, section number, day and time. Allow two-three business
days for processing, as this is an independent answering service.
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Online Registration available: www.hcc.edu/bcs
Financial Information
Payment Information
Payment must be made by money order, credit card, or check.
Non-credit Courses
Non-credit tuition as noted
Full payment for all non-credit courses must be made at time of enrollment.
Cash, personal check, Visa, MasterCard, or Discover may be used for payment.
There are no deferred payments. A $20.00 fee will be charged to students for
returned checks. All returned checks not made good will be referred to a collection agent.
Refund Policy for Non-credit Courses
Non-credit courses (with six or more meetings)
Withdrawl at least 5 days before the first class meeting, 100% of all fees, less
$30. Less than 5 days before the first class meeting but before the third class
meeting 50% of the course cost. No refund will be granted after the start of
the third class meeting.
Non-credit courses (with five or fewer meetings)
Refunds are available only if the student withdraws by the Friday before the
first class meeting, less 25% of course cost, but not to exceed $25.
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