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Business/Career Bookkeeping/Accounting ..................3 Child Development ...........................3 Customer Service .............................4 Human Resource Management .......4 Landman ..........................................4 Management ....................................4 Marketing..........................................5 OfficeAdministration ........................5 Performance Improvement ...............7 Real Estate .......................................7 Records Management ......................8 Travel and Tourism Industry .............8 Computer/Technology Computer Lifestyle ...........................8 Computer Literacy ..........................10 Drafting ...........................................10

Healthcare EMS ................................................11 Healthcare Courses........................11 Nursing Assistant/Aide ...................13 Simulation Courses ........................14 Healthcare Seminars ......................15 Massage Therapy ...........................16 Language/Communication Access Learning Center .................17 AC Community Link........................17 GED and Employability Skills .........18 ESL ................................................18 Languages - Conversational ..........20 Writing ............................................20

Personal Enrichment/Recreation Anger Management ........................21 Arts and Crafts ...............................21 Cooking ..........................................22 Dance .............................................22 Defensive Driving ...........................24 Dog and Puppy Obedience ............24 English, Literature and Film............25 Fencing...........................................25 Food and Wine ...............................25 Gymnastics - Adult ........................26 History ............................................26 Motorcycle Operator Training .........26 Music ..............................................27 Personal Enrichment Music............27 Photography ...................................28 Physical Fitness and Health Aerobics/Cardio.......................28 Body Flow ...............................29 Healthy Lifestyles ....................29 Pilates .....................................29 Stretching ................................29

Tai Chi .....................................29 Weight Training .......................29 Yoga ........................................30 Zumba® ...................................30 Sewing/Knitting/Upholstery ............30 Sports and Recreation Golf ..........................................31 Hunter Education ....................31 Martial Arts ..............................31 Mountain Bike Riding ..............32 Rock Climbing .........................32

Professional Trades/Industry Alcohol Seller .................................32 Automotive Upholstery ...................32 Automotive Collision Tech ..............33 Electrician .......................................33 FitnessPre-Certification .................33 Floral Design ..................................34 Food Service Management ............34 Forklift .............................................34 Industrial Maintenance Technology .35 Interior Design ................................35 Irrigation Technology ......................36 Machining Technology ....................36 Plumbers ........................................37 Safety/Environmental .....................37 Truck Driving Academy ..................37 Water Treatment .............................40 Welding Technology .......................41 Kids’ College Cheerleading ..................................42 Dance .............................................42 Fencing...........................................46 Gymnastics .....................................46 Music ..............................................51 Power Tumbling/Trampoline ...........52 Sports and Recreation....................53 Theatre ...........................................54 Skating ...........................................55 Seniors’ College Arts and Crafts ...............................56 Computer Classes ..........................57

Hereford Campus ................................58Moore County Campus .......................59

Registration Form ..................................2Registration Information .........................64

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Life, Work, Family, Success

Welcome to the world of Continuing Education at Amarillo College!

More than ever, life presents daily challenges to learn more, do more, and be more. Our programs provide workforce training classes to meet your professional needs and educational opportunities for the exploration and pursuit of your personal interests—year round.

Every summer we place special emphasis on our Kids’ College and Camps. This summer you’ll find half-day and full-day camps that will capture your child’s interest and curiosity in a safe and nurturing environment. They can select from a variety of topics, like gymnastics, history, or science, gathering both useful knowledge and some terrific memories.

For our adult learners summer is the perfect time to enjoy a fun class or to enhance your skills in a subject of professional relevance. New this semester, in partnership with the Petroleum Landman School, is a course designed to prepare you for a rewarding career as a landman in the oil & gas industry.

Regardless of which class you choose, you’ll enjoy meeting new people who share similar interests when you take a continuing education class at Amarillo College.

We look forward to seeing you in class and hope your summer is enhanced by learning that lasts a lifetime.

Best regards,

Kim DavisDean of Continuing EducationAmarillo College

Life, Work, Family, Success

Amarillo College – (USPS #1380)(Volume 2, Number 3, July 2012) is published four times per year (April, May, July, December) by the staff of Amarillo College, 2201 S Washington St, Amarillo TX 79109. Periodical Postage Paid at Amarillo, TX 79120. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to College Relations, Amarillo College, PO Box 447, Amarillo, TX 79178.

Welcome to the world of Continuing Education at Amarillo College!

More than ever, life presents daily challenges to learn more, do more, and be more. Our programs provide workforce training classes to meet your profes-sional needs and educational opportunities for the exploration and pursuit of your personal interests-year round.

We are excited to offer a new certificate program in Massage Therapy through the Center for Continuing Healthcare on our West Campus. In two semesters Amarillo College can help launch your career as a Licensed Massage Therapist. Please visit our website at www.actx.edu/ch/massagetherapy to learn more about AC’s new state-of-the-art Massage Therapy Certificate Program.

As always, our class line-up is packed with educational opportunities for the entire family. Kids’ College begins the school year with fun classes that will capture your child’s interest and curiosity in a safe and nurturing environment. Gymnastics, dance, martial arts and theatre are just a few of the areas you can find a wide selection of classes to choose from.

Regardless of which class you choose, you’ll enjoy meeting new people who share similar interests when you take a continuing education class at Amarillo College. We have something of interest for every member of the family.

There’s truly a great learning experience awaiting you. We look forward to see-ing you in class, and hope your Fall is full of lifelong learning!

Best regards,

Kim DavisDean of Continuing EducationAmarillo College

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Business/CareerBookkeeping and AccountingFor additional information please call (806) 371-2904.

Bookkeeping-Accounting w/QuickBooks $120.00Prerequisite: Keyboarding skills of 25 wpm. First 7 classes, course includes solid coverage of accounting concepts and principles; analyzing business transactions; general journal and general ledger; closing entries; accounts receivable and accounts payable; financialstatements;andcompletingtheaccountingcycleforasoleproprietorship.Last5classes, course includes applying accounting principles using QuickBooks computer program. Textbook and workbook purchase required. Payroll accounting not included. ID# 113368 ACNT-1002-1001 06:00PM-09:00PM M 09/10 - 11/26Carol Carter Downtown Campus 113/126 36.00 Hrs.(3.60 CEU)ID# 113369 ACNT-1002-1002 06:00PM-09:00PM T 09/11 - 11/27Lorena Hazelbaker Downtown Campus 113/126 36.00 Hrs.(3.60 CEU)

Payroll Accounting w/QuickBooks $60.00 Prerequisite: Knowledge of accounting principles and keyboarding skills of 25 wpm. First 2 classes understanding payroll basics, tax withholding requirements and re-porting deadlines. Last 2 classes in lab, setup and processing payroll; producing required reports using QuickBooks 2012. ID# 113370 ACNT-1015-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM R 09/20 - 10/11ID# 113371 ACNT-1015-1002 06:00PM-08:00PM R 10/18 - 11/08Lorena Hazelbaker Downtown Campus 113/126 8.00 Hrs.(0.80 CEU) Texas Sales Tax Reporting $80.00Course designed to help businesses comply with Texas sales tax, ensuring sales tax is handledcorrectlybeginningdayone.Especiallybeneficialtothosewantingtostartanewbusiness and those already in business by ensuring that all aspects of the tax are being handled correctly. ID# 113372 ACNT-1094-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM TR 10/02 - 10/25Johnny Chacon Downtown Campus112A 16.00 Hrs.(1.60 CEU)

Child DevelopmentInstructor is a registered trainer on the Texas Trainer Registry for Early Childhood and meets the state standards for licensed child care trainers. For additional information please contact [email protected] or www.actx.edu/teaching.

Fighting Contagious Illness $20.00Two hour training on prevention and awareness of contagious diseases common to young children. ID# 114357 NFUND-2401-1001 WEB 10/15 - 10/26 Stephanie Wilkinson Internet Course 2.00 Hrs.(0.20 CEU) The Value of Play $20.00Two hour training on the value of play for young children. ID# 114356 NFUND-2402-1001 WEB 09/10 - 09/24 Stephanie Wilkinson Internet Course 2.00 Hrs.(0.20 CEU) Child Care Pre-Service Training - Online $26.00In licensed child care, each employee must have eight (8) pre-service hours of training before working in the classroom setting. This self-paced online course is offered 24/7 and can help the new employee gain workplace knowledge needed in today’s child care busi-ness. Computers available at Amarillo College or students may use personal computer. For registration information please call (806) 371-5188, (806) 371-5000, www.actx.edu/teaching or [email protected] Wilkinson Internet Course 8.00 Hrs.(0.80 CEU)

PAEYC Fall Conference *Early care and education (children birth to eight years of age) and public policy issues affectingthatfield.Conferencewillhighlightcurrentprofessionaldevelopmentforchildcare workers and facilities. For additional information and to register, please visit http://www.123signup.com/CDEC-2000-1901 08:00AM-04:30PM S 09/29Mary Clare Munger Downtown Campus 111 7.00 Hrs.(0.70 CEU)

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Customer ServiceFor additional information please call (806) 371-5265.

Customer Service $44.00Practical information and techniques to create excellent customer service. Emphasis on the many facets of customer service and how to address each facet successfully. ID# 113999 BMGT-1091-1001 06:00PM-06:50PM W 08/29 - 12/12Catheryne Lankford Byrd Business Building 413 16.00 Hrs.(1.60 CEU)

Human Resources ManagementFor additional information please call (806) 371-2923 unless otherwise noted.

Human Resources Management $127.00Behavioral and legal approaches to the management of human resources in organiza-tions. For additional information please call (806) 371-5265.ID# 114003 HRPO-2001-1001 09:00AM-10:15AM MW 08/27 - 12/12 Susan Burks Byrd Business Building 404 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

SHRM Learning System $776.00 Amarillo College, Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) and the Panhandle Human Resource Association, present the tools needed to prepare individuals for the Hu-manResourceCertificationInstitute’sNationalExaminationfortheProfessionalinHumanResources. All instructional materials supplied. Required orientation Monday, 6 - 7 pm August 20, Refunds: Due to fixed costs, no refunds will be given after the Registration Deadline.ID# 113068 HRPO-2030-1001 06:00PM-07:00PM M 08/20 and 06:00PM-08:30PM M 08/27-12/03Steven Larsen, PHR Downtown Campus 112B 36.00 Hrs.(3.60 CEU) Registration Deadline: August 13

Essentials of Human Resources $330.00DesignedforentrylevelHRprofessional,thoseexploringHRasacareerfield,andsuper-visors who have HR responsibilities. Also appropriate for HR professionals such as staff-ing specialists, whose experience has been in a single functional area. Gives an overview oftheentireHumanResourcefield.For additional information please call (806) 371-2904.ID# 113375 HRPO-1091-1001 06:00PM-09:00PM T 10/02 - 10/30Theresa Ford Downtown Campus 112B 15.00 Hrs.(1.50 CEU) Registration Deadline: September 24

LandmanFor additional information please call (806) 371-2923.

Fundamentals of Title and Leasing $1110.00Amarillo College, Petroleum Landman School, and American Association of Professional Landmen, present the tools needed to prepare individuals for a rewarding career in the oil, gas, and or wind industry. The course is designed to prepare students for CPL, RPL, RL certificationexams.Nopreviousexperienceisnecessary. 08:00AM-05:00PM WRFS 08/22 - 08/25Gary Beard Downtown Campus 112A 32.00 Hrs. (3.20 CEU)

To Register visit www.petroleumlandmanschool.com 08:00AM-05:00PM WRFS 10/03 - 10/06Gary Beard Downtown Campus 112B 32.00 Hrs. (3.20 CEU)

To Register visit www.petroleumlandmanschool.com

ManagementFor additional information please call (806) 371-5265.

Supervision $157.00A study of the role of the supervisor. Managerial functions as applied to leadership, coun-seling, motivation, and human skills are examined. ID# 114004 BMGT-1001-4001 WEB 08/27 - 12/14 Staff Internet Course 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

Supervision $127.00ID# 114006 BMGT-1001-1001 07:00PM-09:45PM T 08/28 - 12/11 Staff Byrd Business Building 411 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

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Principles of Quality Management $157.00Quality of productivity in organizations. Includes planning for quality throughout the organi-zation, analysis of costs of quality, and employee empowerment. Students will participate in various group designs and interactively learn quality tools with an organizational focus on continuous quality improvement. ID# 114033 BMGT-2031-4001 WEB 0 8/27 - 12/14 Staff Internet Course 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU) Communications in Management $127.00Basic theory and processes of communication skills necessary for the management of an organization’s workforce. Students learn how to produce a job resume, job application let-ters, and prepare for job interviews. ID# 114031 BMGT-1005-1001 09:00AM-10:15AM TR 08/28 - 12/13 Susan Burks Byrd Business Building 404 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)ID# 114032 BMGT-1005-1002 07:00PM-09:30PM F and 08:00AM-03:00PM SU 11/02 - 11/18 Anne Nail Byrd Business Building 404 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU) Professional Image Development $127.00Study of how image affects success in the business world. Emphasis on visual and behav-ioral images created by our clothing choices and our understanding and use of appropri-ate business and social behavior. ID# 114001 BMGT-1091-1002 07:00PM-09:45PM M 08/27 - 12/10 Anne Nail Byrd Business Building 404 48.00 Hrs.(411.20 CEU) Small Business Operations $127.00A course in the unique aspects of managing a small business. Topics address manage-ment functions including how managers plan, exercise leadership, organize, and control operations. ID# 114034 BUSG-1015-1001 07:00PM-09:45PM T 08/28 - 12/11Anne Nail Byrd Business Building 404 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU) Human Relations $127.00Practical application of the principles and concepts of the behavioral sciences to interper-sonal relationships in the business and industrial environment. ID# 114036 HRPO-1011-1001 07:00PM-09:45PM M 08/27 - 12/10 Staff Byrd Business Building 411 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)ID# 114038 HRPO-1011-1002 10:30AM-11:45AM TR 08/28 - 12/12 Susan Burks Byrd Business Building 404 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

MarketingFor additional information please call (806) 371-5265. Principles of Marketing $127.00Introductiontobasicmarketingfunctions;identificationofconsumerandorganizationalneeds; explanation of economic, psychological, sociological, and global issues; and de-scription and analysis of the importance of marketing research. ID# 114042 MRKG-1011-1001 07:00PM-09:45PM W 08/29 - 12/12 Staff Byrd Business Building 411 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

Office Administration For additional information please call (806) 371-5253 unless otherwise noted.

Word Processing $264.00Prerequisites: Computer literacy and keyboarding skill of 30 wpm. In depth coverage of word processing software application. Emphasis on the use of text editing features to produce business document. Additional lab time required. ID# 114070 POFI-2001-1001 07:00PM-09:45PM M 08/27 - 12/10 Della Lummus Byrd Business Building 212 96.00 Hrs.(9.60 CEU) Business English $127.00Introduction to a practical application of basic language usage skills with emphasis on fundamentals of writing and editing for business. ID# 114071 POFT-1001-1001 07:00PM-09:45PM R 08/30 - 12/13Theresa Mead Byrd Business Building 412 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

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Cyber Security for ManagersDesigned for non-technical managers, directors and others in the work place, you will find out about threats and vulnerabilities, safeguards, common attacks, viruses, malware and spyware, disaster recover planning, Intrusion Detection/Prevention, basic security architecture, introductory forensics, and cyber terrorism.At the end of this course, you will have the knowledge needed to practice safer computing and safeguard your business and work infor-mation. One month. $245

Government ContractingSelling to the government is an opportunity that most business owners dream of. The federal government is the largest purchaser of goods and services in the world. Federal, state and local government agen-cies buy everything. This program will provide you with the knowl-edge and skills you need to pursue government contracting opportuni-ties. One month. $195

The Business PlanIn the online Business Plan course, you will discover the basics of the entrepreneurial planning process culminating in the development of an early-stage business plan. By preparing your business concept, building your plan, and evaluating your business for feasibility, you gain knowledge critical for business start-up and development. A practical, hands-on approach encourages you to immerse yourself in the vision, research, and planning aspects of your new venture.

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Professional Development for Office Personnel $127.00Preparation for the workforce including ethics, interpersonal relations, professional attire, and career advancement. ID# 114072 POFT-1013-1001 05:30PM-06:45PM MW 08/27 - 12/12 Theresa Mead Byrd Business Building 412 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU) Keyboarding and Document Formatting $181.00Skill development in the operation of the keyboard by touch applying proper keyboard-ing techniques. Emphasis on development of acceptable speed and accuracy levels and formatting basic documents. Additional lab time required. ID# 114073 POFT-1029-1001 07:00PM-09:45PM T 08/28 - 12/11 Della Lummus Byrd Business Building 212 64.00 Hrs.(6.40 CEU)

Performance ImprovementFor additional information please call (806) 371-2904 unless otherwise noted. High Performance Work Teams $127.00Basic principles of building and sustaining teams in organizations including team dynam-ics and process improvement. For additional information please call (806) 371-5265.ID# 114045 BMGT-1007-1001 10:30AM-11:45AM MW 08/27 - 12/12Susan Burks Byrd Business Building 404 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU) Advanced Communications in Management $127.00Prerequisite: Communications in Management; Co-requisite: Freshman Composi-tion I. Advanced principles of oral and written communications for managers. For addi-tional information please call (806) 371-5265.ID# 114002 BMGT-2005-1001 05:15PM-08:00PM R 08/30 - 12/13 Anne Nail Byrd Business Building 404 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

Intercultural Communication Series $160.00Develop communication skills and increase cultural awareness enabling participants to interact more successfully with colleagues, clients, and business partners. Practice using the communication skills to increase their overall intercultural competence. ID# 113394 COMG-1045-1001 08:00AM-04:30PM F 09/28 - 10/26Angela Treptow Downtown Campus 112A 24.00 Hrs.(2.40 CEU)

Real EstateFor additional information please call (806) 371-2923

(MCE) Mandatory Continuing EducationFor Mandatory Continuing Education (MCE) credit, students must attend all sessions. Partial credit will not be given for partial attendance and no make-ups are allowed. No refund will be given for partial attendance. (TREC Rules 535.72).The student is respon-sible to determine if the course is timely and appropriate for MCE requirements. Advanced registration is required; check-in time is 15 minutes prior to scheduled class time. To register for on-line courses, please visit http://www.actx.edu/ce/online.

On-Campus MCELegal, Finance, and Environmental Real Estate $135.00TREC #’s 8000, 3666 ID# 113401 RELE-2000-1001 08:00AM-04:00PM S 10/13 - 10/13 and 08:00AM-05:00PM U 10/14 - 10/14Reuben Hancock Downtown Campus 112A 15.00 Hrs.(1.50 CEU) Registration Deadline: October 5 Current Legal Topics in Real Estate TREC # 3666 $87.00Approved for 8 hours of MCE credit. Includes six hours of TREC mandated legal topics credit.ID# 113403 RELE-2000-1003 08:00AM-04:00PM S 10/13Reuben Hancock Downtown Campus112A 7.00 Hrs.(0.70 CEU) Registration Deadline: October 5

Finance Update Plus Environmental Issues TREC # 8000 $77.00Approved for seven hours of MCE credit.ID# 113402 RELE-2000-1002 08:00AM-05:00PM U 10/14Cary Camp Downtown Campus112A 8.00 Hrs.(0.80 CEU) Registration Deadline: October 5

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Records ManagementFor additional information please call (806) 371-2923.

CRM Exam Preparation $42.00LearneverythingyouneedtoknowtobecomeaCertifiedRecordsManager(CRM)includinghowtoapply,qualificationstositfortheexaminations,andtherequirementsofcertification.ID# 114350 POFT-1018-1001 05:30PM-07:30PM M 09/10 - 10/22Staff Downtown Campus126 14.00 Hrs.(1.40 CEU) Registration Deadline: September 6

Records Management Seminar $67.00Emergency Preparedness: Learn how to identify, protect, and ensure access to your essential records in the event of an emergency. Electronic Records: Learn how to apply recordsmanagementtoelectronicrecords.ClassqualifiesforContinuingEducationCred-its(CEU’s)forcertifiedrecordsmanagers.ID# 114521 POFT-1018-1002 08:00AM-04:00PM T 10/09Bret Adams Downtown Campus 111 7.00 Hrs.(0.70 CEU)

Travel and Tourism IndustryFor additional information please call (806) 371-5263. Introduction to Hospitality Industry $157.00Introduction to the elements of the hospitality industry. ID# 114058 HAMG-1021-4001 WEB 08/27 - 12/14 Catheryne Lankford Internet Course 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU) Travel Destinations I - Western Hemisphere $157.00Study of countries located in the Western Hemisphere including Canada, United States, Latin America, South America, Mexico, and the Caribbean Islands. Emphasis on the culture, customs, climate, physical features, language, currency, tourist and seasonal at-tractions. ID# 114061 TRVM-1008-4001 WEB 08/27 - 12/14 Catheryne Lankford Internet Course 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

Computer/TechnologyComputer LifestyleFor additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

My PC-Introduction to Computers $50.00An introductory class to Windows 7 Computer Concepts and Terminology along with basic filemanagement,desktopoperations,andmouseoperations.Introductiontobasiccom-puter programs such as Microsoft Word and more. ID# 113544 MISC-1023-1004 09:00AM-11:00AM TR 10/23 - 11/01ID# 113542 MISC-1023-1002 09:00AM-11:00AM TR 09/11 - 09/20Linda Morgan Downtown Campus126 8.00 Hrs.ID# 113543 MISC-1023-1003 06:00PM-08:00PM MW 10/22 - 10/31ID# 113541 MISC-1023-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM MW 09/10 - 09/19Ted Carver Byrd Business Building 213 8.00 Hrs.

My PC-Introduction to Computers Plus $72.00Prerequisite: My PC Introduction to Computers or previous computer experience. Personal enrichment class features a unique, fun approach to getting hands-on with the new Windows 7 operating system. At a comfortable pace, students learn how to work with filesandfilefolders,findandusedesktoptoolsandgadgets,andgetasneakpeekatthefun things you can do with Windows 7 - like photo editing, making slide shows, and keep-ing in touch with friends and family. ID# 113546 MISC-1030-1002 09:00AM-11:00AM TR 09/25 - 10/18ID# 113552 MISC-1030-1004 09:00AM-11:00AM TR 11/06 - 12/04Linda Morgan Downtown Campus126 16.00 Hrs.ID# 113545 MISC-1030-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM MW 09/24 - 10/17ID# 113550 MISC-1030-1003 06:00PM-08:00PM MW 11/05 - 12/03Ted Carver Byrd Business Building 213 16.00 Hrs.

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My PC-Internet Exploration/Facebook $67.00An introductory yet in-depth study of the relationship between Internet Exploration and Facebook, with emphasis focused on terminology and discussion topics. Each student creates a free e-mail account, practices sending e-mails with and without attachments, and forms a social networking system with family and friends by creating a personal “Facebook” account. ID# 113554 MISC-1027-1001 09:00AM-11:00AM F 08/31 - 10/12Linda Morgan Community Link 112 2412 N. Grand 14.00 Hrs. MS Powerpoint $63.00A more in-depth introductory class to Windows 7 PowerPoint. Provides hands-on exer-cises in the Windows 7 operating system. Create PowerPoint presentations. ID# 113568 MISC-1024-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM MW 10/22 - 11/07Jerry Thomas Byrd Business Bldg 208 12.00 Hrs. Beginning Web Page Design $61.00Learn the basics of designing and developing a website that includes: design issues spe-cifictoweb-basedpresentations,Webpagelayout,andeffectivenavigationrelatedtothedesign process. ID# 113555 MISC-1042-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM TR 09/18 - 10/04ID# 113565 MISC-1042-1002 06:00PM-08:00PM TR 10/23 - 11/08Lee Carter Byrd Business Bldg 204 12.00 Hrs. Basic Internet $61.00Includes e-mail, home page, and instructions on how to perform basic research to address company/business needs. Additional lab time is required. ID# 113553 MISC-1043-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM TR 08/28 - 09/13Lee Carter Byrd Business Bldg 204 12.00 Hrs. MS Excel 2010 $61.00Prerequisite: Windows or Windows experience. Teaches concepts, procedures and use of electronic spreadsheets. Identify spreadsheet terminology and concepts; create formulas and functions; use formatting features; and generate charts, graphs, and reports. ID# 113567 MISC-1044-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM MW 10/01 - 10/17Jerry Thomas Byrd Business Bldg 208 12.00 Hrs. MS Word 2010 $61.00Prerequisite: Windows or Windows experience. Create documents, tables, and graph-ics. Identify word processing terminology and concepts, create technical documents, format and edit documents, use simple tools and utilities, and print documents. ID# 113566 MISC-1045-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM MW 09/10 - 09/26 Jerry Thomas Byrd Business Bldg 208 12.00 Hrs. MS Access 2010 $61.00Prerequisite: Windows and Windows experience. Create a database. Manipulate and update records. Query a database table, create and manipulate reports, create calculated fieldsinqueriesandreports.Createandmanipulateforms.Workwithmultipletables.ID# 113569 MISC-1049-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM MW 11/12 - 12/03 Jerry Thomas Byrd Business Bldg 208 12.00 Hrs.

Introduction to MS Word $32.00Identify basic elements of the Word window and functions of word processing. Covers text editing, formatting, spelling, and grammar check. Copy, save, and print a document. For additional information please call (806) 381-8968.ID# 113488 ITSC-1022-1001 06:00PM-08:30PM MTWR 09/17 - 09/20ID# 113489 ITSC-1022-1002 06:00PM-08:30PM MTWR 11/05 - 11/08Dorothy Leija Community Link 2412 N. Grand 10.00 Hrs.(1.00 CEU) Introduction to MS Excel $32.00Identify elements of the Excel window, create a worksheet entering text and values, build simple formulas, select and format cells, insert and delete rows and columns, copy, save, and print a worksheet. Prerequisite: Must be able to work and control the mouse. For ad-ditional information please call (806) 381-8968.ID# 113490 ITSC-1022-1003 06:00PM-08:30PM MTWR 10/15 - 10/18ID# 113491 ITSC-1022-2001 06:00PM-08:30PM MTWR 12/03 - 12/06Dorothy Leija Community Link 2412 N. Grand 10.00 Hrs.(1.00 CEU)

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Computer LiteracyFor additional information please call (806) 371-5269.

Design and Creation of Games $240.00Introduction to game and simulation development. Includes analysis of existing applica-tions and creation of a game using an existing game engine. In-depth coverage of the es-sential elements of game design. Also covers an overview of cultural history of electronic games, survey of the major innovators, and examination of the trends and taboos that motivate game design. ID# 114125 GAME-1006-1001 WEB 08/27 - 12/14 Carol Buse Internet Course 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)

Computer SpecialistFor additional information please call (806) 371-5269. MOS Word 2012 Preparation $199.00This course prepares for MOS Word 2010 exam. Identify word processing terminology and concepts; create technical documents; format and edit documents; use simple tools and utilities; and print documents. An overview of the production of documents, tables, and graphics. Students must purchase materials. MOS exam is not included. ID# 114128 ITSW-1001-1001 WEB 09/10 - 10/05 Beverly Fite Internet Course 64.00 Hrs.(6.40 CEU) MOS Excel 2012 Preparation $199.00This course prepares for MOS Excel 2010 exam. Instruction in theory and the use of elec-tronic spreadsheets, including applications, fundamental formula creation, model design andmodification,formattingfeatures,displaycharacteristics,editing,movingandcopy-ing,sorting,mathematical,statisticalandfinancialfunctions,reportgeneration,andotherfeatures. Students must purchase materials. MOS exam is not included.ID# 114156 ITSW-1045-1001 WEB 10/15 - 11/09 Beverly Fite Internet Course 64.00 Hrs.(6.40 CEU)

DraftingFor additional information please call (806) 354-6035.

Basic Computer-Aided Drafting $179.00An introduction to basic computer-aided drafting. Emphasis is placed on drawing setup; creatingandmodifyinggeometry;storingandretrievingpredefinedshapes;placing,rotat-ing, and scaling objects; adding text and dimensions; using layers; coordinating systems; as well as input and output devices. ID# 113697 DFTG-1009-1001 08:00AM-09:50PM MW 08/27 - 12/12ID# 113699 DFTG-1009-1002 06:00PM-09:30PM M 08/27 - 12/10 Tony Thomas Parcells Hall 415 64.00 Hrs.(6.40 CEU) Intermediate Computer-Aided Drafting $179.00Prerequisite: Basic Computer-Aided Drafting or consent of department chair. A con-tinuation of practices and techniques used in basic computer-aided drafting emphasizing batchedfiles,scriptedfiles,customizedprogrammenus,andextractedattributes.Intro-duction to three-dimensional drafting. ID# 113702 DFTG-2019-1001 02:00PM-03:50PM TR 08/28 - 12/13 Daniel McCall Parcells Hall 415 64.00 Hrs.(6.40 CEU)

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HealthcareEmergency Medical ServicesFor additional information please call any EMSP Faculty (806) 354-6077, 356-3662, 354-6069, or the Allied Health Division Office 354-6055..

Emergency Medical Technician - Basic $519.00Prerequisites: Reading Techniques II - minimum grade of C or a score on a state-approved test indicating college-level reading skills. In order to maintain compliance with the Texas Administrative Code, Title 25, Part 1, Chapter 91, Subchapter B, Rule 97.64 and Texas Department of State Health Services rule, all immunization requirements must be met prior to any patient contact in the clinical setting. These immunizations include: Tetanus-Diphtheria Toxoid (Td), Measles, Mumps, Rubella, Hepatitis B (complete series), Varicella(chickenpox),andanannualTuberculinskintest.Preparationforcertificationasan Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). Class will meet one 8-hour Saturday in addition to the Monday-Wednesday or Tuesday-Thursday meeting times. Additional Clinical time of 48 hours required. ID# 114063 EMSP-1001-1001 07:30AM-11:30AM MW 08/27 - 12/10 PaulWhitfieldWestCampusAlliedHealth177 176.00Hrs.(17.60CEU)ID# 114065 EMSP-1001-1002 06:00PM-10:00PM MW 08/27 - 12/12 Charles Olsen West Campus Allied Health 177 176.00 Hrs.(17.60 CEU)ID# 114066 EMSP-1001-1003 06:00PM-10:00PM TR 08/28 - 12/11 Jeannette Knowles West Campus Allied Health 175 176.00 Hrs.(17.60 CEU) Emergency Medical Technician - Basic Refresher $126.00Theory and skills necessary to meet national and state requirements for remediation or recertificationasanEmergencyMedicalTechnician(EMT).ID# 114067 EMSP-1004-1001 06:00PM-10:00PM MW 09/05 - 10/15 Brandon Fansler West Campus Allied Health 175 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU) Emergency Medical Technician - Intermediate Refresher $190.00Theory and skills necessary to meet national and state requirements for remediation or recertificationasanEmergencyMedicalTechnician-Intermediate(EMT-I).ID# 114068 EMSP-1043-1001 06:00PM-10:00PM MW 09/05 - 11/05 Brandon Fansler West Campus Allied Health 175 72.00 Hrs.(7.20 CEU) Paramedic Refresher $190.00Theory and skills necessary to meet national and state requirements for remediation or recertificationasaparamedic.ID# 114069 EMSP-2042-1001 06:00PM-10:00PM MW 09/05 - 11/05 Brandon Fansler West Campus Allied Health 175 72.00 Hrs.(7.20 CEU)

Healthcare CoursesFor additional information please call (806) 354-6085 unless otherwise noted.

Certified Nursing Assistant, HUC, Phlebotomy, and Massage Therapy have one or more of the following prerequisites. Please refer to the course description for fur-ther information.

Prerequisite #1 Immunizations: Documentation of all immunizations prior to registeringfor CNA or Phlebotomy. All immunizations must be current including: Tetanus-DiphtheriaToxoid (Td) (must have been administered within the last ten years), Measles (two doses),Rubella,Mumps,HepatitisB(completedseries),andVaricella(chickenpox),asspecifiedby the Texas Administrative Code, Title 25, Part 1, Chapter 97, Subchapter B, Rule 97.64.

Prerequisite #2 Criminal Background Check: A Criminal Background Check is requiredprior to registering for CNA, Phlebotomy, or Health Unit Coordinator classes. Forms tomailtoPreCheck™areavailableattheCenterforContinuingHealthcareEducationoffice,West Campus, Building A, Room 106, or you may order your background check online atwww.precheck.com. (If ordering online, please select Student Check, then order studentbackground check, and then “Amarillo College Continuing Education” menu option). Yourresultswillbesentdirectlytoourofficeinabout3to5businessdays.Results must be inbefore you may register.

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Advanced Cardiac Life Support *Prerequisite: Proof of current CPR/BLS certification. Be able to interpret basic cardiac arrhythmias and complete a pretest before coming to class. For practitioners completing ACLSeducationforthefirsttime.BooksareavailableattheWestCampusBookstorefor purchase prior to class. This course will cover the 2010 guidelines update and the purchase of a new 2010 book is recommended. 16 contact hours for nurses. *For cost and registration information please call Dinah Lewis at (806) 212-5097.EMSP-2035-1901 08:00AM-05:00PM RF 09/27 - 09/28EMSP-2035-1902 08:00AM-05:00PM RF 11/15 - 11/16Dinah Lewis,MSN,RN BSA 16.00 Hrs.(1.60 CEU)

Advanced Cardiac Life Support Instructor *Prerequisite: Student must have a current ACLS card. Prepares ACLS providers to present lectures, demonstrate and monitor skill stations and conduct student testing /evaluation in an ACLS provider course. *For cost and registration information please call Dinah Lewis at (806) 212-5097.EMSP-2050-1901 08:00AM-05:00PM F 11/30Dinah Lewis, MSN,RN BSA 8.00 Hrs.(0.80 CEU)

Advanced Cardiac Life Support Recertification *Prerequisite: Proof of current ACLS and CPR/BLS certification. Student must com-plete a pretest, print out the score, and bring it to class in order to attend. No nursing credit offered. *For cost and registration information please call Dinah Lewis at (806) 212-5097.EMSP-2036-1901 08:00AM-05:00PM R 10/25EMSP-2036-1902 08:00AM-05:00PM F 10/26Dinah Lewis MSN,RN BSA 8.00 Hrs.(0.80 CEU) CPR and First Aid $55.00Covers American Heart Association Guidelines. Offered for childcare personnel, foster parents, truck drivers, electricians, and those requiring infant, child and adult CPR and First Aid. This CPR does not meet the requirements for healthcare. ID# 113504 EMSP-1026-1001 08:00AM-04:00PM S 10/20ID# 113505 EMSP-1026-1002 08:00AM-05:00PM S 11/17Staff West Campus Building A 210 7.00 Hrs.(0.70 CEU) CPR for Healthcare Providers $55.00Presents American Heart Association guidelines for CPR for Healthcare Providers, includ-ing how to use an AED and how to manage respiratory and cardiac emergencies. Books available at the West Campus Bookstore. Students will receive a pocket mask for use in thisclass.Thiscoursedoesnotmeetthefirst-aidrequirementsforchildcarepersonneland foster parents. ID# 113520 EMSP-1019-1001 08:00AM-04:00PM S 09/08ID# 113521 EMSP-1019-1002 08:00AM-04:00PM S 09/29ID# 113522 EMSP-1019-1003 08:00AM-04:00PM S 10/13ID# 113527 EMSP-1019-1004 08:00AM-04:00PM S 10/27ID# 113528 EMSP-1019-1005 08:00AM-04:00PM S 11/10ID# 113529 EMSP-1019-2001 08:00AM-04:00PM S 12/08Staff West Campus Building A 210 7.00 Hrs.(0.70 CEU) Electrocardiography for Nurses and Monitor Technicians $165.00Fundamentals of anatomy and physiology of the circulatory system, basic electrocardiog-raphy, interpretation of dysrhythmias, and appropriate treatment modalities. Required for monitor technicians. ID# 113530 ECRD-1011-1001 06:00PM-09:00PM T 08/28 - 12/11Denise Bolden, RN West Campus Building A 108 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

Health Unit Clerk/Coordinator $390.00Prerequisite #2 Criminal Background Check: A Criminal Background Check is required prior to registering (refer to prerequisites descriptions). Topics include: medical charts and forms, medical law and ethics, safety/risk management, and physician order transcription for unit clerks in healthcare settings. Course includes 72-hour clinical. ID# 113531 HUWC-1003-1001 05:30PM-09:30PM MW 08/27 - 11/28 05:30PM-09:30PM MTW 12/03 - 12/17Patricia St. Charles, HUC West Campus Building A 105 128.00 Hrs.(12.80 CEU)

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Hospice Approach to Living with Dying *Study of the cultural and social norms, values, beliefs, and activities associated with the dying and their survivors. Theories, communication skills, and activities that assist with caring for the dying and their survivors. *For registration information please call Marilee Bulls at (806) 212-8715.PSYT-1024-1901 TBA 08/27-11/30Marilee Bulls BSA Hospice 600 N. Tyler 15.00 Hrs.(1.50 CEU)

IV Therapy and Technique $160.00Must be an RN, GN, LVN, or GVN in order to take this course. Theory and techniques of venipuncture,intravenousinfusions,andblooddrawing.Informationregardingfluids,elec-trolytes, blood products, hyper-alimentation, venous system physiology, lipids, and local and systemic complication in IV Therapy. ID# 113533 VNSG-1039-1001 08:00AM-05:00PM RFS 01/03 - 01/05D’Dee Grove, MSN,RN West Campus Building A 206/208 24.00 Hrs.(2.40 CEU)

Medication Administration for Nurse Aides $450.00Prerequisite: 18 years of age, High School Diploma or GED. Must be a CNA em-ployed in Long Term Care (LTC) Facility for 90 days and must be currently employed in LTC. Must bring a letter verifying employment history from current employer, must be able to read, write, and speak English. Must arrange for and complete a 10-hour practicum at your facility of employment. State exam fee is additional; student will submit fee directly to the state. ID# 113596 NURA-1013-1001 05:15PM-09:40PM MW 08/27 - 12/17 and 05:15PM-09:40PM T 12/04 - 12/11Jana Kidd, MSN,RN West Campus Building A 109 140.00 Hrs.(14.00 CEU) Medication Aide Update $70.00Fulfills the annual renewal requirements for certified medication aides. Bring your Medication Aide number to class. Topics include: review and update of medication aide training rules, medication administration, and related responsibilities. ID# 113598 NURA-1041-1001 08:00AM-04:00PM S 09/08ID# 113600 NURA-1041-2001 08:00AM-04:00PM S 12/08Jana Kidd, MSN,RN West Campus Building A 109 7.00 Hrs.(0.70 CEU) Nursing Assistant/Aide (CNA)Two things you must have before you register:Prerequisite #1 Immunizations and Prerequisite #2 Criminal Background CheckResults must be in before you may register. Payment is required at registration. IN PERSON REGISTRATION ONLY - West Campus Building A Room 106. Social secu-rity card, immunization record, and current photo ID are required at time of registra-tion. Students may NOT register without ALL documents and complete background check. Registration fee includes state exam costs (non-refundable). State testing dates will be announced at a later date.

Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Evening Class $481.00NURA-1060-1001 05:30PM-09:30PM MTWRF 08/27 - 10/17Melody Rupe, RN West Campus Building A 206 120.00 Hrs.(12.00 CEU) Certified Nurse Assistant (CNA) Weekend Class $481.00NURA-1060-1002 08:00AM-04:00PM SU 10/21 - 12/16Sarah Miles, LVN West Campus Building A 206 120.00 Hrs.(12.00 CEU) Pediatric Advanced Life Support *Prerequisite: Proof of current CPR/BLS certification required.Certificationcourseinthemanagementofthepediatricpatientexperiencingdifficultiesinmedicaland/ortraumarelated emergencies. 16 contact hours for nurses. *For cost and registration information please call Shanna Jett at (806) 212-2627.EMSP-1047-1901 08:00AM-05:00PM RF 11/08 - 11/09Shanna Jett, RN BSA 16.00 Hrs.(1.60 CEU)

Pediatric Advanced Life Support Recertification *Prerequisite: Proof of current PALS and CPR/BLS certification required.Recertifica-tioncourseinthemanagementofthepediatricpatientexperiencingdifficultiesinmedicaland/or trauma related emergencies. No nursing credit offered. *For cost and registration information please call Shanna Jett at (806) 212-2627.EMSP-2039-1901 08:00AM-05:00PM R 10/25EMSP-2039-2901 08:00AM-05:00PM R 12/13Shanna Jett, RN BSA 8.00 Hrs.(0.80 CEU)

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Pediatric Advanced Life Support Instructor *Prerequisite: Student must have a current PALS card. Prepare PALS providers to present lectures, demonstrate and monitor skill stations and conduct student testing/evalu-ation in PALS provider course. *For cost and registration information please call Shanna Jett at (806) 212-2627.EMSP-2041-1901 08:00AM-05:00PM F 10/19Shanna Jett, RN BSA 8.00 Hrs.(0.80 CEU)

Phlebotomy Part 1, Classroom Component $240.00Prerequisite: #1 Immunizations and Prerequisite: #2 Criminal Background Check (refer to prerequisite descriptions). Must have a High School Diploma or GED; bring copies with you when registering. Theoretical and practical aspects of specimen collec-tions for clinical laboratories. Topics include: professionalism, ethics, terminology, anatomy and physiology and laboratory equipment. This course is part one of a two part cur-riculum. Students must pass this course prior to enrolling in part two of the Phle-botomy curriculum. IN PERSON REGISTRATION ONLY - West Campus Building A Room 106. This course includes one Saturday class meeting which covers CPR for Healthcare Providers. PLAB-1023-1001 01:00PM-03:30PM TR 08/28 - 10/11Kim Boyd,ASCP,MLT,AMT,MT West Campus Allied Health 107 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU) Phlebotomy Part 2, Clinical $365.00Prerequisite: You must have successfully completed Phlebotomy Part one and have the written permission of the instructor in order to register. IN PERSON REGISTRA-TION ONLY - West Campus Building A Room 106. This course provides the clinical component for Phlebotomy part one. PLAB-1060-1001 TBA 10/15-12/13Kim Boyd, ASCP,MLT,AMT,MT 112.00 Hrs.(11.20 CEU)

PRIDE Training *Prepares prospective foster parents to foster/adopt children in state custody under the auspices of the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services. *For registration information please call Lynn Schisler @ 806-354-5328.CDEC-1091-1902 06:00PM-10:00PM TR 09/13 - 10/18CDEC-1091-1903 06:00PM-10:00PM TR 11/15 - 12/18 and 06:00PM-10:00PM W 12/19Lynn Schisler West Campus Building A 107 44.00 Hrs.(4.40 CEU)

High Fidelity Healthcare Simulation CoursesFor additional information please call (806) 354-6085.

Advanced Cardiac Life Support $205.00Prerequisite: Be able to interpret basic cardiac arrhythmias before coming to class. YoumusthaveacurrentCPR/BLScertificationandbringittothefirstsession.ForpractitionerscompletingACLSeducationforthefirsttime.Thiscoursewillcoverthe2010guidelines update and the purchase of the new 2010 book is recommended. Books are available at the West Campus Bookstore for purchase prior to class. 16 contact hours for nurses. ID# 113631 EMSP-2035-1001 08:00AM-05:00PM RF 10/11 - 10/12John Smoot Texas Tech UHSC, 1400 Wallace Blvd 16.00 Hrs.(1.60 CEU) Advanced Cardiac Life Support Recertification $185.00Prerequisite: Proof of current ACLS and CPR/BLS certification. You must complete a pretest, print out the score and bring it with you to class in order to attend. ID# 113632 EMSP-2036-1001 08:00AM-05:00PM R 09/20ID# 113633 EMSP-2036-1002 08:00AM-05:00PM R 11/15ID# 113634 EMSP-2036-2001 08:00AM-05:00PM R 12/13John Smoot Texas Tech UHSC, 1400 Wallace Blvd 8.00 Hrs.(0.80 CEU)

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Pediatric Advanced Life Support $205.00Prerequisite: Proof of current CPR/BLS certification must be able to interpret basic cardiac arrhythmias and complete a pretest before coming to class. For practitio-nerscompletingPALSeducationforthefirsttime.YoumustbringyourcurrentBLScardto class. You must register at least 7 days prior to class. Books are available at the West Campus Bookstore. 16 contact hours for nurses. This course will cover the 2010 guide-lines update and the purchase of the new 2010 book is recommendedID# 113635 EMSP-1047-1001 08:00AM-05:00PM RF 10/18 - 10/19ID# 113636 EMSP-1047-2001 08:00AM-05:00PM WR 12/05 - 12/06John Smoot Texas Tech UHSC, 1400 Wallace Blvd 16.00 Hrs.(1.60 CEU)

Healthcare SeminarsFor additional information please call (806) 354-6085.

Emergency Nurse Pediatric Course *The third edition of the Emergency Nursing Pediatric Course textbook is required. Participants must have the textbook 3 weeks prior to class. Provides registered nurses with a standardized, internationally disseminated pediatric educational program to enhance knowledge, skill, and expertise in the care of children. *For cost and registration information please email Kimberly Crowley at [email protected] 08:00AM-05:00PM WR 08/28 - 08/29RNSG-2002-1905 08:00AM-05:00PM WR 10/03 - 10/04John Sappington, RN.CEN West Campus Building A 208/210 16.00 Hrs.(1.60 CEU)

Trauma Nurse Core Course *The sixth edition of the TNCC provider manual is required. Participants must have the textbook 3 weeks prior to class. Designed to provide the learner with cognitive knowledgeandpsychomotorskills.Thetraumanursingprocessisreflectedthroughoutthecourse and skills stations. Participants receive 16 hours of continuing education from the ANA. *For cost and registration information please email Kimberly Crowley at [email protected] 08:00AM-05:00PM WR 09/05 - 09/06RNSG-2002-1902 08:00AM-05:00PM TW 11/06 - 11/07John Sappington,RN,CEN West Campus Building A 210 16.00 Hrs.(1.60 CEU) Fetal Monitoring *Provides an intermediate to advance program for nurses with at least 6 month experience with fetal heart rate monitoring. Day one is didactic content and day two is for hands-on skills. *For cost and registration information please contact Dana Yarbrough at 806-212-5697 or [email protected] 08:00AM-05:00PM RF 09/06 - 09/07RNSG-2002-1904 08:00AM-05:00PM RF 11/01 - 11/02Dana Yarbrough BSA 16.00 Hrs.(1.60 CEU)

Amarillo Area Fall Cancer Symposium *Provides current information on hot topics in cancer care to help providers make a differ-enceintheprevention,identification,andtreatmentofcancer.7contacthoursfornurses.*For more information please call TTUHSC-CME office (806) 354-5567.RNSG-2002-1907 08:00AM-05:00PM F 09/15Laurie Hale, RN TTUHSC 1400 Wallace Blvd. 7.00 Hrs.(0.70 CEU)

Diabetic Update 2012 $60.00This conference will provide nurses with updated guidelines and treatments for the dia-betic patient. 7 contact hours for nurses.ID# 113904 RNSG-2002-1005 08:00AM-04:00PM F 09/21Kim Crowley BSN,MSN,OCN Lecture Hall West Campus 111A/B 7.00 Hrs.(0.70 CEU) Senior Adult Mental Health Conference *This conference will provide professionals and care givers working with senior adults with the latest information in the management of mental health patients. Topics include assess-ment, therapeutic intervention, treatment, and ethical considerations. 7 contact hours for nurses. *Contact Karen Russell, PAHEC, (806) 651-3482 or email [email protected] 08:00AM-05:00PM R 10/04Karen Russell Downtown Campus 111 7.00 Hrs.(0.70 CEU)

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Ending Nurse to Nurse Hostility $99.00This conference will provide nurses with information on the topic of healing nurse to nursehostility.Researchshowsthatupto60%ofnewlyregisterednursesleavetheirfirstposition within six months because of some form of abuse from a co-worker. Kathleen Bartholomew, RN, MN and author will lend insight on this subject and the healing process. 7 contact hours for nurses.ID# 113894 RNSG-2002-1004 08:00AM-04:00PM S 10/13Kathleen Bartholomew,RN,MN Downtown Campus 111 7.00 Hrs. (0.70 CEU) “TSCIP” Fall Essentials of Infection Control and Prevention *This fundamentals course is designed as a brief overview covering the basic components of an infection control program that can be adapted to any healthcare setting. The course is recommended for any infection control practitioner just starting a career in infection con-trol or who has been working in infection control for a year or less. *For more information or to register please call (512) 263-2480 or go to www.tscip.org.RNSG-2002-1908 08:00AM-04:00PM RF 10/18 - 10/19Doris Craft, BA,MAG Downtown Campus 111 14.00 Hrs.(1.40 CEU)

Cardiovascular Symposium 2012 $60.00Provides in-depth information on current trends in cardiovascular healthcare and heart disease. 7.0 contact hours for nurses. ID# 113654 RNSG-2002-1001 08:00AM-05:00PM S 10/20Kim Crowley, RN,MSN,OCN Lecture Hall West Campus 111A 7.00 Hrs. (0.70 CEU) Radiologic Sciences Symposium 2012 $79.00Topics address current events, skills, knowledge or attitudes, and behaviors pertinent to professionalsinthefieldofradiologicaltechnology.6ASRTcreditswillberequested.ID# 113656 RADT-2000-1001 08:00AM-04:00PM S 10/27Tamra Rocsko,CNMT,CMRT, Lecture Hall West Campus 111A 6.00 Hrs.(0.60 CEU) ARRT(N) Jurisprudence and Ethics *Meets the stipulations set forth by the Texas Board of Nurses. Concepts covered include: nursing practice, delegation, ethics, the Nurse Practice Act, documentation, medication administration, peer review, and unprofessional conduct. *Contact Karen Russell, PAHEC, (806) 651-3482 or email [email protected] 08:00AM-05:00PM R 11/01Dinah Lewis, MSN Lecture Hall West Campus 111A/B 7.00 Hrs.(0.70 CEU) Pathways to Natural Healing $60.00An open discussion on various types of natural healing and resources available in the Amarillo area. Topics include NAET Allergy Elimination, Holistic Pet Care, Zero Disease and Instant Healing, The Blood Type Diet, and more. 7 contact hours for nurses.ID# 113659 RNSG-2002-1003 08:00AM-05:00PM S 11/03Tamra Rocsko,CNMT,CMRT Lecture Hall West Campus 111A 7.00 Hrs.(0.70 CEU)ARRT(N)

Massage TherapyFor additional information please call (806) 354-6085.

Fundamentals of Massage 1: Swedish Massage $1,002.00Prerequisite #2 Criminal Background Check. IN PERSON REGISTRATION ONLY - West Campus Building A Room 106. Introduction to the theory and application of skills necessarytoperformSwedishmassagetomeetthefirstminimum125-contacthourrequirement for licensure.ID# 113717 MSSG-1011-1001 05:00PM-10:00PM MW 08/27 - 11/26Dianna Young West Campus Building A 210 125.00 Hrs.(12.50 CEU) Anatomy and Physiology for Massage $602.00Prerequisite #2 Criminal Background Check. IN PERSON REGISTRATION ONLY - West Campus Building A Room 106. In depth coverage of the structure and function of the human body. Meets the minimum 75-contact hour requirement for licensure in mas-sage.ID# 113713 MSSG-1013-1001 05:30PM-09:30PM TR 08/28 - 10/30Paula Rarden West Campus Building A 210 75.00 Hrs.(7.50 CEU)

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Pathology for Massage $322.00Prerequisite Anatomy and Physiology for Massage Therapy and Prerequisite #2 Criminal Background Check. IN PERSON REGISTRATION ONLY - West Campus Building A Room 106. General discussion of pathologies as they relate to massage therapy. Meets the minimum 40-contact hour requirement for licensure for massage. ID# 113714 MSSG-2014-1001 05:00PM-10:00PM TR 11/01 - 11/29Shaunda Patterson West Campus Building A 210 40.00 Hrs.(4.00 CEU) Health and Hygiene for Massage Therapy $162.00Prerequisite #2 Criminal Background Check. IN PERSON REGISTRATION ONLY - West Campus Building A Room 106. The study of recognized methods of sanitation and cleanliness as applied to massage therapy services and current knowledge of the ele-ments of healthy lifestyles. Meets the minimum 20-contact hour requirement for licensure for massage. ID# 113715 MSSG-1009-2001 05:00PM-10:00PM MTWRF 12/03 - 12/06Paula Rarden West Campus Building A 210 20.00 Hrs.(2.00 CEU)

Language/CommunicationACcess Learning CenterFor additional information please call (806) 371-5434.

Individualized Instruction/Open Enrollment August 27- December 7Increase your reading, writing, and/or math skills with a dynamic, individualized program. Increase your basic skills for the workplace or prepare for tests such as Accuplacer, THEA, or GED. Open to ages 17 and above, classes are available on a walk-in basis from 7:30 AM-7:00 PM Monday-Thursday, 7:30 AM-12:00 Friday, and 2:00 PM-5:00 PM Sunday. You may attend at times convenient for you. Cost of the class is $119.75 for each 14 hours of instruction.

Amarillo College Community LinkFor additional information please call (806) 381-8968. Classes are on a first-come, first-served basis. Payment is due at the time of registration.

English for the Workplace - Beginning $165.00Beginning Conversational English for the Workplace classes are designed to help stu-dents develop vocabulary and speaking skills to communicate in entry level job positions in the workplace. This program embraces both a class and lab approach leading to a basic mastery of spoken and written English. The course promotes an acquisition of listening comprehensionandimprovedspeakingproficiencyaswellasbasicwritingskillsandread-ing comprehension. In-person registration only at Community Link located at 2412 North Grand.ID# 113704 COMG-1091-4003 09:00AM-10:20AM TWR 08/28 - 12/06 and 08:30AM-10:15AM S 09/08 - 09/29ID# 113707 COMG-1091-1001 05:30PM-07:30PM MW 08/27 - 12/05 and 10:15AM-12:00PM S 09/08 - 09/29Staff Community Link 2412 N. Grand 63.00 Hrs.(6.30 CEU)

English for the Workplace - Intermediate $165.00Intermediate Conversational English for the Workplace classes are designed to help stu-dents develop vocabulary and speaking skills to communicate in the workplace. This pro-gram embraces both a class and lab approach leading to an increased mastery of spoken and written English. This course continues the development of listening comprehension andimprovedspeakingproficiencyalongwithintermediatewritingskillsandreadingcom-prehension. In-person registration only at Community Link located at 2412 North Grand.ID# 113711 COMG-1091-1002 05:30PM-07:30PM TR 08/28 - 12/06 and 01:00PM-02:45PM S 09/08 - 09/29Staff Community Link 2412 N. Grand 63.00 Hrs.(6.30 CEU)

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GED and Employability SkillsIn-person registration only at Community Link located at 2412 North Grand.

GED and Employability Skills $100.00Designed to prepare students to acquire skills to improve standardized test scores in order to achieve employment or advancement in employment. Topics include: Technical Math-ematics, Technical Reading, and Technical Writing. ID# 113471 POFT-1091-1001 09:00AM-11:00AM MW 08/27 - 10/15ID# 113472 POFT-1091-1003 05:30PM-07:30PM MW 08/27 - 10/15ID# 113473 POFT-1091-1005 09:00AM-11:00AM MW 10/22 - 12/12ID# 113474 POFT-1091-1007 05:30PM-07:30PM MW 10/22 - 12/12Linda Morgan Community Link 2412 N. Grand 28.00 Hrs.(2.80 CEU)

GED and Employability Skills: Math $40.00Technical Mathematics focuses on building basic math skills, acquiring new skills, and emphasizes the use of math in practical workplace situations. ID# 113475 TECM-1091-1001 09:00AM-10:00AM MW 08/27 - 10/15ID# 113476 TECM-1091-1002 05:30PM-06:30PM MW 08/27 - 10/15ID# 113477 TECM-1091-1003 09:00AM-10:00AM MW 10/22 - 12/12ID# 113478 TECM-1091-1004 05:30PM-06:30PM MW 1 0/22 - 12/12Linda Morgan Community Link 2412 N. Grand 14.00 Hrs.(1.40 CEU)

GED and Employability Skills: Read/Writing $40.00Develops technical reading strategies and critical thinking skills utilizing a variety of read-ing selections including social studies, science, and topics applied to real workplace situa-tions. Technical Writing helps students learn the skills and elements necessary to produce different types of writing skills for workplace situations including resumés and cover letters.ID# 113479 POFT-1091-1002 10:00AM-11:00AM MW 08/27 - 10/15ID# 113481 POFT-1091-1008 06:30PM-07:30PM MW 08/27 - 10/15 ID# 113483 POFT-1091-1006 10:00AM-11:00AM MW 10/22 - 12/12 ID# 113480 POFT-1091-1004 06:30PM-07:30PM MW 10/22 - 12/12 Linda Morgan Community Link 2412 N. Grand 14.00 Hrs.(1.40 CEU)

English as a Second LanguageFor additional information please call (806) 371-5908.

ESL: Speaking and Listening I $244.00Develop everyday conversational skills. Emphasis placed on vocabulary, pronunciation, and simple sentence patterns. ID# 113643 NFUND-1009-4001 09:55AM-10:45AM MTWRF 08/27 - 12/14 Ronetta Urton Russell Hall 128 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)ID# 113645 NFUND-1009-1001 06:00PM-08:30PM MW 08/27 - 12/12 Carol Summers Russell Hall 128 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU) ESL: Reading I $234.00Study word attack using phonics. Emphasis placed on building vocabulary and reading comprehension of simple stories. ID# 113673 NFUND-1009-1005 08:55AM-09:45AM MTWRF 08/27 - 12/14 Katrina Elliott Russell Hall 128 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU) ESL: Composition I $234.00Write and recognize simple sentences. Emphasis placed on correct subject-verb agree-ment, punctuation, and capitalization. ID# 113657 NFUND-1009-4005 07:55AM-08:45AM MTWRF 08/27 - 12/14 Jeffrey Martin Russell Hall 128 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)ID# 113660 NFUND-1009-1006 06:00PM-08:30PM TR 08/27 - 12/13Deborah Gossett Russell Hall 128 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)

ESL: Grammatical Structure I $234.00Emphasis placed on identifying parts of speech, capitalization, and punctuation. Grammar usage practiced through writing complete sentences. ID# 113680 NFUND-1009-4012 10:55AM-11:45AM MTWRF 08/27 - 12/14 Ronetta Urton Russell Hall 128 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)

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ESL: Speaking and Listening II $244.00Develop and expand conversational and listening skills. Emphasis placed on vocabulary, pronunciation, and the use of tenses. ID# 113649 NFUND-1009-4002 09:55AM-10:45AM MTWRF 08/27 - 12/14 Katrina Elliott Russell Hall 132 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)ID# 113650 NFUND-1009-1002 06:00PM-08:30PM MW 08/27 - 12/12 Carol Summers Russell Hall 132 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)

ESL: Reading II $234.00Continue to study phonics. Emphasis placed on comprehension and increasing vocabu-lary through usage. ID# 113674 NFUND-1009-4009 08:55AM-09:45AM MTWRF 08/27 - 12/14 Katrina Elliott Russell Hall 132 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)

ESL: Composition II $234.00Write simple and compound sentences on a variety of subjects. Emphasis placed on add-ing details to sentences, subject-verb agreement, and proofreading. ID# 113661 NFUND-1009-4006 07:55AM-08:45AM MTWRF 08/27 - 12/14 Katrina Elliott Russell Hall 132 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)ID# 113662 NFUND-1009-1007 06:00PM-08:30PM TR 08/28 - 12/13 Deborah Gossett Russell Hall 132 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)

ESL: Grammatical Structure II $234.00Emphasisplacedoncapitalization,punctuation,andidentificationofthepartsofspeech.Grammar usage practiced through writing and proofreading. ID# 113681 NFUND-1009-4013 10:55AM-11:45AM MTWRF 08/27 - 12/14 Carol Summers Russell Hall 132 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU) ESL: Speaking and Listening III $244.00Practice conversational and listening skill through class activities and practice. Emphasis placed on idioms and listening comprehension. ID# 113651 NFUND-1009-4003 09:55AM-10:45AM MTWRF 08/27 - 12/14 Deborah Oliver Russell Hall 132 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)ID# 113652 NFUND-1009-1003 06:00PM-08:30PM MW 08/27 - 12/12 Tina Lewis Russell Hall 132 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU) ESL: Reading III $234.00Emphasis placed on vocabulary building, word analysis skills, and reading comprehension through paraphrasing and summarizing. ID# 113676 NFUND-1009-4010 08:55AM-09:45AM MTWRF 08/27 - 12/14 Carol Summers Russell Hall 126 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU) ESL: Composition III $234.00Write expanded simple, compound, and complex sentences to create a paragraph. Emphasis placed on organized major points and details, writing and recognizing topic sentences, and proofreading. ID# 113663 NFUND-1009-4007 07:55AM-08:45AM MTWRF 08/27 - 12/14 Katrina Elliott Russell Hall 126 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)ID# 113664 NFUND-1009-1008 06:00PM-08:30PM TR 08/28 - 12/13 Patricia Brown Russell Hall 126 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU) ESL: Grammatical Structure III $234.00Emphasis placed on identifying parts of speech in simple, compound, and complex sen-tences. Grammar usage practiced through paragraph writing and proofreading. ID# 113682 NFUND-1009-4014 10:55AM-11:45AM MTWRF 08/27 - 12/14 Carol Summers Russell Hall 126 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)

ESL: Speaking and Listening IV $244.00Practice conversational and listening skills through class activities and group practice. Emphasis placed on idioms and listening comprehension. Special emphasis placed on individual speeches. ID# 113653 NFUND-1009-4004 09:55AM-10:45AM MTWRF 08/27 - 12/14 Carol Summers Lynn Library Learning Center 020 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)ID# 113655 NFUND-1009-1004 06:00PM-08:30PM MW 08/27 - 12/12 Tina Lewis Lynn Library Learning Center 020 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)

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ESL: Reading IV $234.00Emphasis placed on vocabulary building, work analysis skills, and reading comprehension through paraphrasing and summarizing. ID# 113677 NFUND-1009-4011 08:55AM-09:45AM MTWRF 08/27 - 12/14 Carol Summers Lynn Library Learning Center 020 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)

ESL: Grammar & Composition IV $234.00Writecompositionsuptofiveparagraphs.Emphasisplacedoncontent,organization,andmechanics. ID# 113666 NFUND-1009-4008 07:55AM-08:45AM MTWRF 08/27 - 12/14 Deborah Oliver Lynn Library Learning Center 020 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)ID# 113668 NFUND-1009-1009 06:00PM-08:30PM TR 08/28 - 12/13 Patricia Brown Lynn Library Learning Center 020 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)

Languages - ConversationalFor additional information please call (806)371-2920.

Spanish Conversational Beginning $98.00Basic tools for everyday communication. Practical for those who need Spanish for jobs, trips, etc. Taught by a native Spanish-speaking instructor. ID# 113964 LANG-1031-1001 06:00PM-08:30PM M 09/10 - 12/03ID# 113965 LANG-1031-1002 06:00PM-08:30PM T 09/11 - 11/06Lucy Gaete Downtown Campus 120 32.50 Hrs.

Spanish Advanced-Conversational/Grammar $95.00Focuses on grammar; present, past, and future verb tenses. Text book required; instructor willdiscusssourcesforbookatfirstsession.ID# 113963 LANG-1034-1001 06:00PM-08:30PM W 09/05 - 12/05Lucy Gaete Downtown Campus 120 32.00 Hrs. Spanish Conversational Intermediate $98.00Focuses on working with verbs. Learn to speak and write complete sentences. ID# 113962 LANG-1033-1001 06:00PM-08:30PM R 09/06 - 12/06Lucy Gaete Downtown Campus 120 32.50 Hrs.

Ancient Greek for Beginners $91.00An introduction class designed for beginners who wish to learn Ancient Greek, the language of Plato, Aristotle, and many other great classical thinkers and authors. The course covers the basics of ancient greek grammar, writting, and vocabulary and shows howgreekhasinfluencedtheEnglishlanguage.Notextbooksrequired.Handoutswillbeprovided in class. ID# 113808 LANG-1020-1001 06:00PM-09:00PM R 08/30 - 11/01Catherine Urban Byrd Business Building 408 30.00 Hrs.

WritingFor additional information please call (806) 371-5170 unless otherwise noted.

Creative Writing $127.00Techniquesofwritingfictionandpoetry,analysisofstoriesandpoems.Emphasisonstudent writing. For additional information please contact Mike Bellah at (806) 371-5173 or e-mail [email protected]# 113990 ETWR-1091-1001 06:00PM-08:45PM T 08/28 - 12/11 Michael Bellah Ordway Hall 204 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

Technical Writing $157.00Introductiontotheprinciples,techniques,andskillsneededforcollegelevelscientific,technical or business writing. Includes a service project, research, digital design, web publishing, and collaborative writing in various genres. ID# 113991 ETWR-1002-4002 WEB 08/27 - 12/14 Luci Creery Internet Course 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

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Personal EnrichmentAnger ManagementFor additional information please call (806) 356-3649

Anger Management $95.00Appropriate for any adult who would like assistance in reducing stress, controlling emo-tions, or reducing aggressive behavior. It may also be a required course for persons who have been convicted of and/or placed on probation for an assaultive offense. Designed to help participants understand why people use violence; discover how attitudes can override values; learn how to identify and control strong emotions; develop a plan to alter present behavior; gain better self-control and walk away from confrontations, as well as establish goal-directed behavior patterns. A home study version of this program is also available. ID# 113450 NFUND-1401-1004 06:00PM-09:00PM TR 10/02 - 10/11ID# 113451 NFUND-1401-2002 06:00PM-09:00PM TR 12/04 - 12/13Leticia Ruiz West Campus Building C 102 12.00 Hrs.(1.20 CEU)

Arts and CraftsFor additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Portrait Painting $83.00Student’s choice of oil or acrylic. Portrait (monochromatic, color, composition, tone, and shape). ID# 113577 ARTCT-1152-1001 06:30PM-09:30PM M 08/27 - 10/29Emin Abbasov Russell Hall 112 24.00 Hrs.

Pottery Unlimited I $96.00Beginning class introduces a broad range of techniques. Make decorative items using techniques employed by ancient and modern potters. Hand builds to form vessels using potter’s wheel and decorative glazes. ID# 113812 ARTCT-1160-1001 06:30PM-09:30PM M 08/27 - 10/15Gene Fox Downtown Campus 119 21.00 Hrs.

Pottery Unlimited II $96.00First-time potters are welcome. New potters are taught the fundamentals of working with clay.Returningpotters,aswithfirstpotters,advancetheirconfidenceandskillsinhandbuilding using the potter’s wheel and glazing techniques. ID# 113813 ARTCT-1160-1002 06:30PM-09:30PM M 10/22 - 12/03Gene Fox Downtown Campus 119 21.00 Hrs. Human Figure Painting $83.00Student’schoiceofoiloracrylic.Humanfigure(color,composition,tone,andshape).ID# 113585 ARTCT-1079-1002 06:30PM-08:30PM T 08/28 - 10/16Emin Abbasov Downtown Campus 123 24.00 Hrs.

Jewelry Fabrication - Basic $140.00Basic fabrication class dealing with cabochons and sterling silver. Supply list furnished at firstclass;approximatecostis$60.00.ID# 113822 ARTCT-1085-1001 06:00PM-09:00PM T 08/28 - 11/27Sharon Wedell Russell Hall 114 42.00 Hrs. Oil/Acrylic Painting I $75.00Use the basic elements in art: color, texture, line, composition, shape, form, and value. How to mix colors is thoroughly explored. Emphasis placed on how to see in creative ways andhowtoeffectivelytranslatethisnewperspectiveontocanvas.Thefirstclassmeetingconsists of a painting demonstration and an introduction on how to think creatively. Supply listavailableatfirstsession.ID# 113823 ARTCT-1127-1001 06:30PM-09:30PM T 08/28 - 10/16Helen Kilburn Russell Hall 112 24.00 Hrs. Oil/Acrylic Painting II $75.00Oil and Acrylic. Must have taken Painting I or have instructor’s approval. ID# 113824 ARTCT-1135-1001 06:30PM-09:30PM T 10/23 - 12/11Helen Kilburn Russell Hall 112 24.00 Hrs.

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Human Figure Drawing $83.00Basicconstructivedrawingofhumanfigure(composition,light,andshade).ID# 113582 ARTCT-1079-1001 06:30PM-09:30PM R 08/30 - 10/18Emin Abbasov Russell Hall 112 24.00 Hrs.

Pottery I $96.00For beginning potters or for those desiring to re-kindle their pottery skills. Concentrates on hand building techniques and learning how to throw pots on the wheel. Encourages both unique, abstract creative designs and simple, uncomplicated designs. Introduces glazing techniques. Book is available at the Amarillo College Bookstore but is not required. ID# 113825 ARTCT-1160-1003 06:30PM-09:30PM R 08/30 - 10/11Helen Kilburn Downtown Campus 119 21.00 Hrs. Pottery II $96.00Must have taken Pottery I or have instructor’s approval. ID# 113827 ARTCT-1161-1001 06:30PM-09:30PM R 10/18 - 12/06Helen Kilburn Downtown Campus 119 21.00 Hrs. Watercolor I $58.00Come join us for a relaxing afternoon of painting. Beginners learn the basics, experienced painters can challenge their comfort zones during this studio time. Everyone is given the opportunity to explore the dynamic world of watercolor. In this low stress environment, you are encouraged to develop your own style at your own pace as we try different techniques and materials. We cover color, value, design, brush techniques, paper, mediums, and more.Classincludesdemonstrationsbytheinstructor.Supplylistgivenatfirstclassmeet-ing. ID# 113828 ARTCT-1200-1011 01:00PM-04:00PM S 09/08 - 10/13Helen Kilburn Russell Hall 122 18.00 Hrs. Watercolor II $66.00Must have taken Watercolor I or have instructor’s approval. ID# 113829 ARTCT-1202-1001 01:00PM-04:00PM S 10/20 - 12/08Helen Kilburn Russell Hall 122 21.00 Hrs.

CookingFor additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Cake Decorating - Beginning $70.00Learntodecorateandfinishaprofessionallookingcake.Learnborders,stars,writingtechniques,figurepiping,flowers(roses,daisies,violets,mums,andmore).Learnprofes-sional decorating tips and ideas. Most supplies furnished, will need a few extras. Enroll-ment is limited to 12 students. ID# 113601 COOK-1015-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM T 08/28 - 10/02Gwen Peterson Cakes N’ More, 2812 S.E. 27th 12.00 Hrs. Advanced Techniques in Icing $58.00Learn lattice, cornelli lace, drop string, sway scallops and bows. Practice tiny roses on sticks and work with pattern press sets. Use various scroll work and advanced bottom borders. ID# 113603 COOK-1017-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM T 10/09 - 10/30ID# 113604 COOK-1017-1002 06:00PM-08:00PM T 11/06 - 11/27Gwen Peterson Cakes N’ More, 2812 S.E. 27th 8.00 Hrs.

DanceBallet/Tap/JazzFor additional information please call (806) 356-3635.

Theatrical Dance (Teen-Adult) $88.00This class will emphasize dance technique for students interested in dance and theatre arts.ID# 114005 PREP-1070-1001 12:30PM-01:30PM T 09/04 - 12/04Kathleen Cowan West Campus Gym/Dance 107 14.00 Hrs.Cynthia McCormack

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Ballet and Jazz Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 14-Adult) $70.00This class will focus on correct body placement, stretching, strengthening, and vocabu-lary. Correct technique for turns and jumps will be taught. Dance attire and ballet shoes required.Jazzshoeswillbediscussedatfirstclassmeeting.ID# 113936 PREP-1053-1001 07:30PM-08:30PM W 09/12 - 11/14Lauren Abercrombie West Campus Gym/Dance 108 10.00 Hrs.

Ballroom Dancing (Teen-Adult)For additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Ballroom Dancing - Beginning $41.00A foundation to becoming a good dancer. Basics of eight dances: Fox Trot, Waltz, Swing, Rumba, Tango, Samba, Mambo, and Cha-Cha. ID# 114345 DANCE-1005-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM F 08/31 - 10/05Robert and Nancy Barr Russell Hall 103 12.00 Hrs. Ballroom Dance - Intermediate $41.00A continuation of beginning class. Must have had previous beginning class. ID# 113883 DANCE-1007-1002 07:00PM-09:00PM F 10/12 - 11/30Robert and Nancy Barr Russell Hall 103 12.00 Hrs. Belly DancingFor additional information please call (806) 371-2920. Belly Dancing 101 $68.00Learn the sheer joy of the world’s oldest dance! As a perk, you get to jump-start your brain aswellasyourbodywithsomeoftheworld’smostcomplexmusic.Firm,tone,attainflex-ibility and strength while having fun spiritually and mentally. ID# 113820 DANCE-1010-1004 07:00PM-08:30PM T 09/04 - 12/04Kelly Crowley Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 200 21.00 Hrs.

Belly Dancing - Beginning I $60.00Learn techniques and movement of the basic belly dance. Scarf and veil needed. Instruc-torwilldiscussatthefirstclass.ID# 114138 DANCE-1010-1003 06:30PM-08:00PM M 09/10 - 11/26Leslie Crawford Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 200 18.00 Hrs. Belly Dancing - Beginning II $51.00Continue to learn belly dance skills, beginning layering, and transitions. ID# 114190 DANCE-1010-1005 07:00PM-08:30PM R 09/06 - 11/15Leslie Crawford Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 200 15.00 Hrs. Belly Dancing - Beginning I $60.00Learn techniques and movement of the basic belly dance. Scarf and veil needed. Instruc-torwilldiscusssourcesatfirstclass.ID# 113818 DANCE-1010-1001 06:30PM-08:00PM W 09/12 - 12/05Shelly Stephens Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 200 18.00 Hrs.

Belly Dancing - Beginning II $60.00Continue to learn belly dance skills, beginning layering, and transitions. ID# 113817 DANCE-1010-1002 08:00PM-09:30PM W 09/12 - 12/05Shelly Stephens Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 200 18.00 Hrs. Tribal Belly Dance Basic $72.00Learn the core of American Tribal Belly dance. Explore the history and beauty of this dancestyle.Studentsneedfingercymbalsandhipscarf.Learnhowtodancetogetherusing basic moves, cues and transitions. Students are welcome to contact instructor for more information at [email protected]. ID# 113816 DANCE-1060-1001 07:00PM-08:30PM T 09/04 - 12/11Victoria Whitecotton Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 102C 22.50 Hrs. Gypsy Fusion $60.00A belly dance style with a romantic energetic kick. Class is for students that have studied belly dance. Gypsy skirt will be required. Students with questions can email instructor at [email protected]. ID# 114191 DANCE-1060-1002 08:00PM-09:00PM M 09/10 - 11/26Leslie Crawford Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 200 18.00 Hrs.

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Country Western DanceFor additional information please call (806) 371-2920. Country Western Dance - Beginning $52.00Learn the basic Texas Two-step, Waltz, Schottische, Ten-step Polka, Electric Slide, and Jitterbug. ID# 113924 DANCE-1015-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM T 08/28 - 10/16ID# 113952 DANCE-1015-1003 07:00PM-09:00PM T 10/23 - 12/11Joe and Sissy Sexton Russell Hall 104 16.00 Hrs.ID# 113951 DANCE-1015-1002 07:00PM-09:00PM R 08/30 - 10/18Joe and Sissy Sexton Russell Hall 103 16.00 Hrs. Country Western Dance - Intermediate $47.00Couples only. Advance Texas Two-step, Waltz, Sweetheart Schottische, Triple Two-step, and East Coast Swing. ID# 113954 DANCE-1016-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM R 10/25 - 12/13Joe and Sissy Sexton Russell Hall 103 14.00 Hrs. Line Dancing (Teen-Adult)For additional information please call (806) 371-2920. Line Dancing - Beginning/Intermediate $58.00No partner or experience required. Learn basic line dances to intermediate level. ID# 113814 DANCE-1097-1001 05:00PM-06:15PM M 08/27 - 12/03ID# 113815 DANCE-1097-1002 05:00PM-06:15PM W 08/29 - 12/05Joella Barton Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 102C 17.50 Hrs.

Defensive DrivingFor additional information please call (806) 356-3649.Defensive Driving $35.00Instructors teach the National Safety Council’s six-hour improvement training. Since its introduction in 1964, this course has had the highest rate of success in reducing the number and severity of collisions and their related costs. It is one of the few programs that offer consistent quality and content nationwide. It is also approved by the Texas Educa-tion Agency. Reduce auto insurance rates. Receive up to a 10 percent discount on your insurance rates and premiums for 3 years (applies to premiums on all vehicles for which you are listed as primary operator). Dismiss tickets. Prior to taking the course, students must obtain permission to attend the course from the court in the area in which the ticket was received. Students taking the class for ticket dismissal must supply court information inordertoreceivethecourtcopyofthecertificate.Failuretoprovidecourtinformationwillresultinonlytheinsurancecertificatebeingsent.Sharpenyourdrivingskills.Acceptpersonal responsibility behind the wheel. Learn how drugs, alcohol, physical condition, and emotions affect your driving and decision-making skills. Avoid collisions by choosing safe, legal behaviors. Take your driving environment, vehicle and road conditions, and other drivers into account. Learn how to use occupant safety devices correctly. (UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL AN INSTRUCTOR ALLOW A STUDENT IN THE CLASS WITHOUT A PHOTO ID.) Another option is to take an online version of Defensive Driving, available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, at a cost of $35.95 when you use the following link: www.idrivesafely.com/acc. ID# 113452 NFUND-1401-1005 09:00AM-04:00PM S 09/08ID# 113464 NFUND-1401-1006 09:00AM-04:00PM S 09/22 ID# 113465 NFUND-1401-1007 09:00AM-04:00PM S 10/06ID# 113466 NFUND-1401-1008 09:00AM-04:00PM S 10/20ID# 113467 NFUND-1401-1009 09:00AM-04:00PM S 11/03ID# 113468 NFUND-1401-1010 09:00AM-04:00PM S 11/17ID# 113469 NFUND-1401-2003 09:00AM-04:00PM S 12/01ID# 113470 NFUND-1401-2004 09:00AM-04:00PM S 12/15Reginald Jones West Campus Building C 101 6.00 Hrs.(0.60 CEU)

Dog and Puppy ObedienceFor additional information please call (806) 371-2920. Dog and Puppy Obedience $45.00Teach your dog to sit down, stay, walk on a leash, and come when called. Dog must be atleastoneyearold.Requiredequipmentwillbediscussedatthefirstclasssession.Nodogsatfirstsession.DHLP-CPVandrabiesvaccinationrequired.Pleasebringproofofthe rabies vaccination. ID# 113983 SPEC-1151-1001 06:30PM-08:00PM T 08/28 - 10/23ID# 113984 SPEC-1151-1002 02:00PM-03:30PM S 09/08 - 11/03Judy Reeves West Hills Park 13.50 Hrs.

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English, Literature and Film StudiesFor additional information please call (806) 371-2920, unless otherwise noted. Discovering Jane Austen $58.00Become lost in Jane Austen. Discover the history, culture and lifestyle of Jane Austen and howtheyinfluencedthedevelopmentofherbelovedcharacters.Exploreherfirstthreepublishednovels(SenseandSensibility,PrideandPrejudice,andMansfieldPark)andtheir impact on today’s modern world. Her last three published novels will be covered in the spring semester. ID# 113976 MISC-1008-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM M 09/10 - 11/05Gayle Slaughter Byrd Business Building 410 18.00 Hrs.

Virtues in Literature and Film $127.00Whatdoesauthenticcouragelooklike?Doesasolideronthebattlefieldcometomind?Howaboutapacifist?Ifsomeonedemonstratesalackofcourage,wesayheorsheisacoward. What do we call someone who has too much courage? And from where do our ideas about virtues come? We will study classic virtues--courage, temperance, justice, compassion,andwisdom--byreadingclassicalandmodernliteratureandwatchingfilms,like The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance. Join us for a rousing and thought-provoking discussion of virtue in the arts. For additional information please contact Frank Sobey at (806) 371-5424 or e-mail [email protected]# 113989 NFUND-2092-1001 06:00PM-08:45PM T 08/28 - 12/11 Frank Sobey/Dan Ferguson Ordway Hall 202 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

FencingFor additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Fencing - Intermediate/Advanced (Ages 13-Adult) $48.00Prerequisite: At least two semesters of an Introduction to Fencing or permission of the instructor. Techniques of advanced principles of modern fencing: FOIL, EPEE, and SABER with emphasis on foil. All intermediate/advanced fencing students are required tobeoutfittedinfullUSFAregulationstandarduniformandallnecessaryequipment.ThefirsthalfofThursdayclassesarereviewofbasictechniquesanddevelopmentoftheskillsof the referee and judge by interaction with beginning fencers during beginning fencing class. The second half of Thursday classes and Saturday classes are advanced training. AmarilloCollegefencingclassesarecertifiedbytheUnitedStatesFencingAssociation(USFA). ID# 114035 HER-1055-1001 08:30PM-11:30PM M 08/27 - 12/08 and 07:00PM-11:00PM RF 08/30 - 12/08 and 10:00AM-02:00PM S 09/01 - 12/08Chuck Slaughter Russell Hall 104 210.00 Hrs.

Introduction to Fencing (Ages 13-Adult) $48.00Instruction in the history and techniques of modern fencing: FOIL, EPEE, and SABER withemphasisonfoil.AmarilloCollegefencingclassesarecertifiedbytheUnitedStatesFencing Association (USFA). All equipment for beginning students is provided by Amarillo College. ID# 114037 HER-1056-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM R 08/30 - 12/06Chuck Slaughter Russell Hall 104 28.00 Hrs.

Food/WineFor additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

All About Wine $202.00Choosewinewithconfidenceaftertravelingthrough5majorwineregionswiththeexpertsat Crush Wine Bar. This course will start with a “wine primer” and then take you on a tast-ing journey through France, Italy, Napa Valley, Australia, and Spain. A focus on holiday pairings will be explored before the Finale Fest of the last class. A votre sante’! (You must be 21 years old to attend this class.) ID# 113961 SPEC-1209-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM R 10/04 - 11/29Brian Singleton Crush Wine Bar and Deli 16.00 Hrs. 701 S. Polk Street

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Gymnastics-AdultFor additional information please call (806) 356-3668.

Adult Power Tumbling and Trampoline - Coed (Ages 14-Adult) $92.00Prerequisite: Must be able to perform back-handsprings without coach assistance. ID# 113139 HER-1019-1001 06:30PM-07:30PM M 08/27 - 12/03Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.

History For additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Judaism 101 $102.00The Hebrew People, a commitment to their God, their faith, and to humankind. This class covers the background and beginnings of the Hebrew People and their journey to Mt. Si-nai for covenant with God, Judaism in Europe before the division or split-off of the Jewish faiths into Conservative, Reform, and Orthodoxy before coming to America. ID# 113979 SPEC-1010-1001 06:30PM-08:30PM T 09/04 - 10/23Chaplain Larry Lachman Temple B’Nai Israel 16.00 Hrs.

Motorcycle Operator TrainingFor additional information please call (806) 371-2902.

Motorcycle RiderCourse - Basic $195.00Class is approved by the Department of Public Safety and is required for everyone, regardlessofage,applyingforafirsttimemotorcycleendorsement.Abilitytorideatwo-wheeled bicycle is a prerequisite. In order to take the course, you must be at least 15 years of age and have an unrestricted provisional class “C” or higher driver’s license or learner’s permit. You must bring your driver’s license or learner’s permit with you to class. Please note: Students under 18 years of age must bring parent or guardian with themtostartoffirstclassinordertohavethemsignawaiver.Studentsunder18whodo not bring parent or guardian to sign waiver will not be allowed to take the class and will forfeit their class tuition and fees. A form will be given to students who successfully complete the course which will allow them to test for a motorcycle license. All participants must wear protective gear - eye protection, sturdy leather footwear that covers the ankle, long-sleevedshirtorjacket,longnon-flaredenimpants,orequivalent,andfull-fingeredgloves, preferably leather. You must bring protective gear to class. Students who do not bring protective gear will not be allowed to take the class and will forfeit their class tuition and fees. Motorcycle and helmet will be furnished, however, you may use your own DOT approved helmet. Please note that class begins promptly as scheduled. You must be on time to participate in the class. No refunds will be given for this class unless student drops class in person at the Assistance Center at least one business day prior to start of class. Class may run past the scheduled end time each day due to inclement weather and/or student needs, but schedules will be adhered to as much as possible. Be aware that this class is physically demanding and requires motor-cycle riding outside in inclement weather conditions. You must be in good health to take this class. ID# 114365 MOTRG-1003-1001 08:00AM-05:30PM SU 09/15 - 09/16ID# 114366 MOTRG-1003-1002 08:00AM-05:30PM SU 09/22 - 09/23ID# 114367 MOTRG-1003-1003 08:00AM-05:30PM SU 09/29 - 09/30ID# 114369 MOTRG-1003-1004 08:00AM-05:30PM SU 10/13 - 10/14ID# 114370 MOTRG-1003-1005 08:00AM-05:30PM SU 10/20 - 10/21ID# 114371 MOTRG-1003-1006 08:00AM-05:30PM SU 11/03 - 11/04ID# 114372 MOTRG-1003-1007 08:00AM-05:30PM SU 11/10 - 11/11ID# 114373 MOTRG-1003-1008 08:00AM-05:30PM SU 11/17 - 11/18ID# 114374 MOTRG-1003-2001 08:00AM-05:30PM SU 12/01 - 12/02ID# 114375 MOTRG-1003-2002 08:00AM-05:30PM SU 12/08 - 12/09Staff West Campus Building C 110C 15.00 Hrs. 3WHEEL Motorcycle RiderCourse - Basic $195.00Class is approved by the Department of Public Safety. Students must furnish own street-legal 3Wheel bike, DOT approved helmet, eye protection, long-sleeved shirt or jacket, full-fingeredgloves,longpants,andsturdyleatherfootwearthatcoverstheankle.Youmust bring protective gear to class. Students who do not bring protective gear will not be allowed to take the class and will forfeit their class tuition and fees. Students must bring proofofvehicleinspectionandinsurancetoclass.Classqualifiesgraduatesforinsurancepremium discounts with some motorcycle insurers. Please note: Students under 18 years of age must bring parent or guardian with them to start of first class in order

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to have them sign a waiver. Students under 18 who do not bring parent or guard-ian to sign waiver will not be allowed to take the class and will forfeit their class tuition and fees. Please note that class begins promptly as scheduled. You must be on time to participate in the class. No refunds will be given for this class unless student drops class in person at the Assistance Center at least one business day prior to start of class. Class may run past the scheduled end time each day due to inclement weather and/or student needs, but schedules will be adhered to as much as possible. Be aware that this class is physically demanding and requires motor-cycle riding outside in inclement weather conditions. You must be in good health to take this class.ID# 114364 MOTRG-1005-1001 08:00AM-05:30PM SU 10/06 - 10/07Don Gerber West Campus Building C 110C 15.00 Hrs.

MusicFor additional information please call (806) 371-5344. Amarillo Civic Chorus $46.00Perform advanced choral literature. Extra rehearsal(s) before performance(s). ID# 113597 MUSIC-1020-1001 07:30PM-10:00PM M 08/27 - 12/10Steven Weber College Union Building 203 37.50 Hrs. Community Concert Band $46.00Perform concert band literature. Extra rehearsal(s) before performance(s). ID# 113592 MUSIC-1022-1001 07:00PM-09:30PM M 08/27 - 12/10Rowland Beckett Concert Hall Theater 101 37.50 Hrs. Guitar-Basic $46.00A basic study of guitar covering scales, chord progressions, sight reading, tablature style and technique. ID# 113593 MUSIC-1042-1001 07:00PM-09:30PM M 08/27 - 12/10Homero Campos Dutton Hall 106 37.50 Hrs. Opera Workshop $46.00Participate in opera production(s). Audition required for all performance jobs. Possibilities include chorus, backstage work, set design/construction etc. ID# 113595 MUSIC-1088-1001 07:30PM-10:00PM TR 08/28 - 12/13Mary Jane Johnson Dutton Hall 104 77.50 Hrs. Chamber Orchestra $46.00Perform chamber orchestra literature. Extra rehearsal(s) before performance(s). ID# 113599 MUSIC-1095-1001 07:00PM-09:30PM R 08/30 - 12/13Kyle Davis Concert Hall Theater 101 37.50 Hrs.

Personal Enrichment MusicFor additional information please call (806) 371-2920. Piano - Beginning $60.00For students with no previous piano experience. Emphasis is on learning the basics: recognizing notes on the keyboard and music staff, rhythm, dynamics, key signatures, time signature, value of note and rests, etc. Students learn how to effectively read and accurately interpret music. These skills enable each student to pursue more advanced techniques through an intermediate piano class and/or private lessons. Book required but donotpurchaseuntilafterthefirstclassmeeting.Studentsmustbeatleastasophomorein high school. Enrollment is limited to 11 students. ID# 113588 MUSIC-1110-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM M 08/27 - 10/15 Helen Kilburn Dutton Hall 109 14.00 Hrs. Piano - Intermediate $58.00Prerequisite: Piano - Beginning or permission of the instructor. ID# 113591 MUSIC-1111-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM M 10/22 - 12/10 Helen Kilburn Dutton Hall 109 16.00 Hrs.

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PhotographyFor additional information please call (806) 371-2920. Photoshop CS4 - Introduction $74.00Learn to navigate through Photoshop CS4 to achieve a basic understanding of the CS4 Photoshopprogram.Worktobecomeproficientatusingtheselectiontools,createcon-tent layers, utilize the painting and editing tools, and understand the basic fundamentals of color correction. ID# 113570 PHOTO-1029-1001 10:00AM-12:00PM S 09/01 - 10/13Heather Hofstetter 14.00 Hrs. Photoshop CS4 - Intermediate $74.00Prerequisite: Adobe Photoshop CS4 or basic Photoshop skills. Learn techniques ofadvancedbrushfeatures,howtouselayers,andthefundamentalsoffilters.Youwillexplore the palette and learn to add type to images. ID# 113571 PHOTO-1034-1001 10:00AM-12:00PM S 10/20 - 12/08Heather Hofstetter 14.00 Hrs.

Picture Perfect with Photoshop $74.00Make your photos the “Best That They Can Be!” Learn about pixels, cropping, adjustments of lighting and color, printing, how to organize your photos, photo restoration, wrinkle reduction, removing blemishes, whitening teeth, creating graphical text for the web, work-ing with layers. Understanding the pixels, megapixels, and what they mean to your photos andprints;createframesforphotosusingfiltersandapplyingeffects,correct/restoreoldphotos, sharing photos through e-mail, sharing photos over the Internet through Flickr, Picassa, etc. ID# 113572 PHOTO-1028-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM W 08/29 - 10/10ID# 113573 PHOTO-1028-1002 07:00PM-09:00PM W 10/17 - 12/05Lee Carter Downtown Campus 126 14.00 Hrs. Night and Urban Photography $52.00This class is for all skill levels. Will learn night photography techniques and urban land-scapephotography.Musthavefilmordigitalcamera(includingqualitycellphonecamera).ID# 113807 PHOTO-1013-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM M 09/10 - 10/29Chris Haden Parcells Hall 314 16.00 Hrs. Digital SLR Camera - Basic $35.00BeginnerscoursefordigitalSLR(SingleLensReflex)camera.Learnthesettingstohelpget past the fears of the camera. Instruction manual and camera equipment is required to bring to the class. ID# 114201 PHOTO-1015-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM T 08/28 - 09/18ID# 114208 PHOTO-1015-1002 06:00PM-08:00PM T 10/02 - 10/23ID# 114209 PHOTO-1015-1003 06:00PM-08:00PM T 11/06 - 12/04Ron Davis Parcells Hall 314 8.00 Hrs.

Physical Fitness and HealthFor additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Aerobic/Cardio (Teen-Adult)Cardio Circuit $60.00Classtoimprovecardiovascularfitnessthatisnon-impactstandingformatalternatedwithupper-body strength work. Chair station for equipment and some support. ID# 114210 HER-1007-1004 12:00PM-12:45PM MW 09/10 - 11/07Deloris Cole Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 102C 18.00 Hrs. Early Bird Boot Camp $85.00Maximum calorie burn by alternating strength building sets using weights, bars, and tubing with high intensity cardio intervals. Ball and mat work for problem areas, abs, butt, hips, andlegs.Finalfocusedstretchforstressreductionandflexibility.ID# 113809 HER-1002-1001 05:30AM-06:30AM TR 08/28 - 12-06Sandy Porter Russell Hall 104 27.00 Hrs.

Cardio, Strength and Stretch $65.00Total workout alternating strength building/muscle toning sets with weights, bars, and tub-ing with high intense interval cardio sets for 20 minutes. 15 minute work on the ball and matforproblemareas:abs,butt,hip,andlegs.10minutefocusedstretchforflexibilityandstress reduction. ID# 113810 HER-1002-1002 04:30PM-05:15PM TR 08/28 - 12/06Sandy Porter Russell Hall 104 20.00 Hrs.

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Insanity Cardio I $73.00Class closely resembles the famous infomercial workouts by Shawn I. Extremely high intensity workouts that include plyometrics, interval and max cardiovascular components. ID# 113955 HER-1134-1001 09:00AM-10:15AM F 08/31 - 12/07Trent Oneal Carter Fitness Center 113 17.50 Hrs.

Cardio Kick-It Out and More $47.00Cardio kick it out and more. Variety of classes that incorporate cardio, strength and abs in every class through a variety of workouts. ID# 113903 HER-1007-1001 08:30AM-09:30AM S 09/01 - 12/08Briar Wilcox-Miles Russell Hall 103 14.00 Hrs.

Weekend Total Body Fitness $49.00Tone and strengthen all major muscle groups with free weights, tubing, body bar, and balls. Finishing with abs, other problem areas, cool down and stretch. ID# 114064 HER-1007-1002 09:30AM-10:30AM S 09/01 - 12/08Staff Russell Hall 103 14.00 Hrs.

Body Flow (Teen-Adult)Body Flow $127.00Group Fitness class focusing on Tai Chi Yoga and Pilates to enhance strength, balance and overall well-being. Body Flow is a Les Mills choreographed program offered in gyms all over the world. ID# 113802 HER-2000-1001 12:00PM-01:15PM MW 08/27 - 12/12Trisha McGuire Russell Hall 103 37.50 Hrs.

Healthy Lifestyles (Teen-Adult)For additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Relaxation/Stress Management $88.00Learn how to relax, control stress, and engage in personal healing through a combina-tion of yoga meditation, yoga manifestation, Kundalini Reiki, and Shamanism techniques. Casual clothing, bring an exercise mat or bedding. ID# 113821 HER-1189-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM M 08/27 - 12/03Jeanne Shaltry West Campus Building B 116 28.00 Hrs.

Pilates (Teen-Adult)Power Pilates $65.00Developatight,strongcorewithtonedflatabs.Streamlineyourshape,reduceyourstressandincreaseyourstrength,flexibility,breathing,andrelaxationabilities.ID# 113811 HER-1191-1001 05:15PM-06:00PM TR 08/28 - 12/06Sandy Porter Russell Hall 104 20.00 Hrs. Stretching (Teen-Adult)Stretch and Strengthen $85.00Gentle stretching and strengthening yoga poses to help tone your muscles without joint stress. ID# 113988 HER-1183-1003 04:30PM-05:30PM MW 09/10 - 12/12 Russell Hall 103 27.00 Hrs.ID# 113605 HER-1183-1001 05:30PM-06:30PM TR 09/11 - 12/13Kim Johnson Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 200 27.00 Hrs.

Tai Chi (Teen-Adult)Tai Chi Beginning/Intermediate $58.00TaiChiandQiGong.LearnthefreeflowingTibetanstyleofmeditationinmotion.Basicconcepts of Chi, Yin Yang, and eastern philosophy are addressed. The health aspects of breathing,balance,flexibility,strength,andwellnessareemphasized.ID# 113576 HER-1157-1001 06:30PM-07:45PM W 08/29 - 12/05Roamie Caranto Russell Hall 104 17.50 Hrs.

Weight Training (Teen-Adult)Weight Training and Conditioning $127.00Weight Training instruction and participation for inexperienced to experienced weight lifters using a variety of machines, dumbells and free weight training equipment. ID# 113884 HER-1135-1001 12:00PM-01:15PM TR 08/28 - 12/13Craig Clifton Carter Fitness Center 113 37.50 Hrs.

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Yoga (Teen-Adult)Yoga Basics $40.00Yogaposestoimprovebalance,strength,andflexibility.ID# 113918 HER-1185-1002 05:30PM-06:30PM MW 08/27 - 10/03ID# 113906 HER-1185-1001 05:30PM-06:30PM MW 10/29 - 12/05Taylor Withrow Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 200 11.00 Hrs.

Yoga-Multi Level $91.00Learnandpracticeyogaposes,relaxation,breathingtechniques.Improvebalance,flex-ibility, and reduce stress. ID# 113978 HER-1183-1002 10:00AM-11:00AM TR 08/28 - 12/06Don Hamby Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 200 29.00 Hrs.

Yoga Challenge $49.00Enjoy an hour completely focused on your physical balance and well-being. Concentrate onbreathingandmusclecontrol.Developstrengthandflexibility.Leaveclassfeelingrejuvenated.ID# 114062 HER-1185-1003 10:30AM-11:30AM S 09/01 - 12/08Marilyn Saied Russell Hall 103 14.00 Hrs.

Zumba® (Teen-Adult)Zumba Gold® $60.00Latin-inspired,dancefitnessclassthatincorporatesLatinandinternationalmusicanddance movements provides nonintimidating opportunity for non-dancers and new exercis-ers. Zumba Gold® is designed for level ones and more mature participants. ID# 114212 HER-1012-1001 12:00PM-12:45PM TR 09/11 - 11/08Deloris Cole Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 102C 18.00 Hrs.

Zumba® $131.00Zumba®isaLatin-inspired,dancefitnessclassthatincorporatesLatinandInternationalmusicanddancemovements,whichcreatesadynamic,exciting,andeffectivefitnesssystem!Combinesfastandslowrhythmsthattoneandsculptthebodyinanaerobic/fit-ness fashion to achieve a unique blended balance of cardio and muscle toning. Zumba® integrates some of the basic principles of aerobics, interval, and resistance training to maximizecaloricoutput,cardiovascularbenefits,andtotalbodytoning.Thecardio-baseddance movements are easy-to-follow steps that include body sculpting. ID# 113805 HER-1011-1002 09:00AM-10:00AM TR 08/28 - 12/13 Russell Hall 104 38.75 Hrs.ID# 113804 HER-1011-1001 12:00PM-01:15PM TR 08/28 - 12/13Trisha McGuire Carter Fitness Center 110 38.75 Hrs. Zumba® $88.00ID# 113806 HER-1011-1003 05:30PM-06:30PM MW 08/27 - 12/06Chassey Hext Russell Hall 104 28.00 Hrs. Sewing/Knitting/UpholsteryFor additional information please call (806)371-2920.

Novice Knitting $24.00Participants learn basic knitting skills. Skills include casting on stitches, knitting and purl-ing, decreasing and increasing stitches and binding off. Each participant chooses a simple project of a scarf or hat to complete in the 4 weeks of class. Materials needed: US size 8 or 9 knitting needle and 1 skein of worsted weight acrylic yarn. Participants may bring their own materials or supplies can be provided for $7.00 per participant paid to the instructor. ID# 113429 SEW-1009-1001 07:00PM-08:30PM R 09/06 - 09/27ID# 113438 SEW-1009-1002 07:00PM-08:30PM R 10/04 - 12/25ID# 113439 SEW-1009-1003 07:00PM-08:30PM R 11/01 - 11/29 Kyt Eubanks St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church 6.00 Hrs. Lowndes Hall, St. David’s Room

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Intermediate Knitting - Beyond Knits and Purls $30.00Participants expand their knitting skills to intermediate level. These skills include under-standing gauge, needle sizes and yarn weights as well as learning to read a knitting pat-tern and interpret symbols and abbreviations. Participants select an intermediate project such as a hat, vest or simple sweater using knit and purl stitches. Materials to complete the project will be needed by the second class. You need 1 pair US size 8 knitting needle and 1 skein worsted weight acrylic yarn. ID# 113441 SEW-1012-1001 07:00PM-08:30PM M 10/01 – 10/29Kyt Eubanks St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church 7.50 Hrs. Lowndes Hall, St. David’s Room

Knitting Socks for the Holidays - Intermediate Knitting $24.00Participants learn basic knitting skills required to make a pair of socks. These skills include double-pointed needles (DPNs) and knitting in the round, along with the essential tech-niques of “turning the heel” and shaping the toe. Participants should already be comfort-able knitting simple knit and purl stitches on regular needles. Materials needed are a set of bamboo needles in US size 7 or 8 and two skeins of a “4-ply” worsted weight yarn such as Lion Brand “Woolese”. ID# 113440 SEW-1046-1001 07:00PM-08:30PM M 11/05 - 11/26Kyt Eubanks St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church 6.00 Hrs. Lowndes Hall, St. David’s Room

Creative Crochet $69.00Learn a new skill or enhance your present crochet skills in this self-paced crochet class. First meeting bring one skein of 4 ply yarn and size G aluminum crochet hook.ID# 113956 SEW-1008-1001 06:30PM-08:30PM R 09/20 - 12/06D’Esta Sharp Downtown Campus 123 22.00 Hrs. Upholstery - Basic $189.00Recover your favorite easy chair and learn how to determine the quality of a piece of furniture and ways to improve that quality while making it comfortable and attractive. The largest piece of furniture allowed is a two-cushion couch (love seat). All projects must be removed from classroom when class ends. Student must furnish own supplies. Instructor willprovidealistofrecommendedhandtoolsatfirstsession.ID# 113880 SPEC-1295-1001 06:00PM-10:00PM M 09/10 - 12/03ID# 113881 SPEC-1295-1002 06:00PM-10:00PM T 09/11 - 12/04Earl Eder East Campus Building Z 114 48.00 Hrs.

Sports and Recreation (Teen-Adult)For additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

GolfGolf (Ages 12 - Adult) $164.00For beginning golfers through advanced golfers. Class is located at Preston West Golf Course. Class fees include green fees and range balls. ID# 113888 HER-1063-1001 05:30PM-08:00PM MW 08/29 - 10/17ID# 113905 HER-1063-1002 05:30PM-08:00PM TR 08/28 - 10/18Craig Clifton Preston West Golf Course 40.00 Hrs.

Hunter’s EducationMandatory Texas Hunters Education (Ages 9-Adult) $22.00 Gain knowledge of guns and ammunition, proper gun handling, and safe hunting methods. Certificatesofcompetencyissueduponsuccessfulcompletion.Offeredincooperationwiththe Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept. and NRA. Minimum age 9 years. One off-site meeting will be arranged by the instructor. ID# 114514 SPEC-1283-1001 06:30PM-08:30PM M 08/27 - 10/08ID# 114515 SPEC-1283-1002 06:30PM-08:30PM M 10/15 - 11/19Bill McCubbin/Wayne Ellis West Campus Building C 102 12.00 Hrs.

Martial Arts and Self - DefenseAikido - Self Defense (Ages 13-Adult) $88.00Introduction to the self-defense martial art of Aikido. Aikido combines the joint locks and throwsfromjujitsuwiththedynamicmovementsofswordandspearfighting.Instructorisa member of the United States Aikido Federation. No prior martial arts experience needed. Students are encouraged to wear a martial arts Gi. ID# 113985 HER-1021-1001 08:30AM-10:30AM S 09/01 - 12/15Scott Dejesse Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 102 28.00 Hrs.

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Mountain Bike RidingMountain Bike Riding (Ages 15-Adult) $80.00Learnofficialrulesofthetrail,basicpre-ridebikepreparation,howtochangeaflat,basicmountainbikeridingskillsandtechniqueonflats,sand,climbing,andcorners.Youmusthave a helmet and bike. This class meets at Chinaberry Day Use Area at Palo Duro Can-yon. Price does not include fee for Palo Duro Canyon. ID# 113607 HER-1039-1001 08:30AM-10:30AM S 09/15 - 12/15Karie Mueller Palo Duro Canyon 26.00 Hrs.

Mountain Bike Riding-Advanced (Ages 15-Adult) $80.00Learn more riding technique for climbing, descending, balance, and body position. Learn more about mountain bike racing, choosing the right “tire” on different trails. Learn how to ridefunandfastwhilealsobeingefficientandsmooth.ID# 113606 HER-1040-1001 11:00AM-01:00PM S 09/15 - 12/15Karie Mueller Palo Duro Canyon, Chinaberry Day Camp 26.00 Hrs. Rock ClimbingBasic Rock Climbing (Ages 18 and Over) $157.00Gain basic knowledge of rock climbing technique and safety skills, climbing terminology, how to belay, and a brief history of climbing. Learn the different types of climbing and their origins as well as the climbing rating system. Fee includes semester long access to Ama-rillo Rock Climbing House. ID# 113886 HER-1144-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM R 09/04 - 12/18 Ryan Kenney Amarillo Rock Climbing House 32.00 Hrs. 500 S. Fannin

Professional Trades/IndustryAlcohol Seller Education ProgramFor additional information please call (806) 356-3649.

Alcohol Seller Education Program $30.00CertifiedbytheTexasAlcoholicBeverageCommission(#465-516).Employeesandowners/managers of alcohol beverage establishments such as restaurants, bars, liquor, convenienceorgrocerystoresbenefitbyattending.Coverslawsconcerningthesaleorservice of alcoholic beverages to minors, intoxicated persons, non-members of private clubs, and techniques to prevent such sales. Violations of these laws could result in a fineofupto$4,000and/oroneyearinjail.Individualswhocompletethisprogramwillreceiveacertificategoodfortwoyears.Certifiedemployeesandtheiremployersmayalsoreceive some legal protection and reduced insurance rates if all employees are required to complete this program. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL AN INSTRUCTOR ALLOW A STUDENT IN THE CLASS WITHOUT A PHOTO ID AND THEIR SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER. An online version of this program is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at http.amarillocollege.360training.com. ID# 113445 NFUND-1401-1001 09:00AM-12:00PM S 09/08ID# 113446 NFUND-1401-1002 09:00AM-12:00PM S 10/06ID# 113447 NFUND-1401-1003 09:00AM-12:00PM S 11/03ID# 113449 NFUND-1401-2001 09:00AM-12:00PM S 12/01Eddie Tinsley West Campus Building C 103 3.00 Hrs.(0.30 CEU)

Automotive UpholsteryFor additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Automotive Upholstery $222.00A study of automotive upholstery with focus on seating. Identify special automotive tools, defineautomotiveinteriorupholstery,andexplainrecoveringprocessofautomotiveseatsand headliners. Learn difference between custom and factory seating. Gain experience using industrial sewing equipment and tools. ID# 113987 SEW-1038-1001 06:00PM-10:00PM R 09/16 - 12/06Donald Eder East Campus Building Z 114 39.00 Hrs.

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Automotive Collision TechnologyFor additional information please call (806) 335-4370.

Minor Metal Repair $419.00Sheet metal alignment principles using mechanical and hydraulic equipment. Emphasis on attachment devices used to straighten and align exterior body panels. ID# 114177 ABDR-1055-4001 08:00AM-02:00PM MTRF 08/27 - 10/01 Gene Buchanan East Campus Building P 202 128.00 Hrs.(12.80 CEU) Basic Refinishing $419.00Prerequisite: Minor Metal Repair or instructor approval. An introduction to terms, trade practices,handtools,powertools,currentrefinishingproducts,shopsafetyandequip-mentusedintheautomotiverefinishingindustry.Paintingoftrimandreplacementpartsincluded. Emphasis on surface preparation. Introduction to masking techniques. ID# 114178 ABDR-1031-1001 08:00AM-02:00PM MTRF 10/02 - 11/05 Gene Buchanan East Campus Building P 202 128.00 Hrs.(12.80 CEU) Advanced Refinishing I $419.00Skilldevelopmentinmulti-stagerefinishingincludingbasecoat/clearcoattechniques.Fur-therdevelopmentinidentificationofproblemsandsolutionsincolormatchingandpartialpanelrefinishing.ID# 114179 ABDR-2049-1001 08:00AM-01:30PM MTRF 11/06 - 12/14 Gene Buchanan East Campus Building P 202 128.00 Hrs.(12.80 CEU) Basic Refinishing $193.00Shop safety and practices, and use of hand and power tools; techniques of bending, shrinking, cutting, and welding metals and plastics; and frame straightening. Fiberglass repair, body preparation, application of body plastic, sanding, priming, painting, and detail-ing. Students must provide their own project. No project will be left over night; the unit must be transported to and from class. ADDITIONAL EXPENSES MAY BE INCURRED BASED ON THE INDIVIDUAL PROJECT. ID# 113683 NFUND-1006-1001 05:00PM-10:00PM T 09/04 - 12/11 Gene Buchanan East Campus Building P 105 64.00 Hrs.(6.40 CEU)

ElectricianFor additional information please call (806) 371-2923.

Electrician Update 2012 $53.00Licensed electricians are required by the Texas Department of Licensing & Regulations to complete4hoursoftrainingeachyear.Fulfillsalltherequirementstorenewanelectricallicense. Reviews all state laws and regulations of the National Electrical Code, and Safety requirements from NFPA 70(e). (Note that apprentices not enrolled in an accredited ap-prenticeship course, will be required to obtain 4 hours of continuing education each year which this course will provide.)TDLR Provider #1658 TDLR Approved Course #8158. Stu-dentmustbringcurrentcodebook.Refunds:Duetofixedcostsforthiscourse,norefundswill be given after the Registration Deadline.ID# 113206 ELPT-2000-1001 08:00AM-12:00PM S 10/20Nathan Hobbs West Campus Building A 109 4.00 Hrs.(0.40 CEU) Registration Deadline: October 17

Fitness Pre-CertificationFor additional information please call (806) 371-5299.

Personal Trainer Pre-Certification $184.00Designed to prepare students to take the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) examination. The student will gain experience in personal training by assisting in theinstructionofindividualizedself-pacedfitnessclasses.Uponsuccessfulcompletionofthiscoursethestudentwillbereadytotaketheappropriatecertificationexamtobecomeacertifiedpersonaltrainer.Thereisanadditionalfeetotaketheexam.Additionallabtimeto be announced. ID# 113995 FITT-1072-1002 07:00PM-09:45PM M 08/27 - 12/10ID# 113992 FITT-1072-1001 09:00AM-10:15AM TR 08/28 - 12/13 Trent Oneal Carter Fitness Center 117 64.00 Hrs.(6.40 CEU)

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Group Exercise Leader Pre-Certification $184.00Designed to prepare students to take the Aerobic Fitness Association of America (AFAA) examination. The student will gain experience and knowledge in group exercise instruc-tion.Allaspectsofthecertificationexamwillbecovered.Uponsuccessfulcompletionofthiscoursethestudentwillbereadytotaketheappropriatecertificationexamtobecomeacertifiedgroupexerciseinstructor.Thereisanadditionalfeetotaketheexam.Additionallab time to be announced. ID# 113996 FITT-1071-1001 05:30PM-08:00PM T 08/28 - 12/11 Patricia McGuire Carter Fitness Center 117 64.00 Hrs.(6.40 CEU)

Floral Design/Flower Shop OperationsFor additional information please call (806) 371-2904.

Floral Design and Flower Shop Operations $190.00Basicconceptsinallphasesoffloraldesign.Includesarrangements,weddingbouquets,corsages,funeraldesigns,careandhandlingoffreshflowersandplants,telephoneandgeneralflowershopoperations.ID# 113373 FMKT-1005-1001 06:00PM-10:00PM T 09/04 - 10/09Wilson Freeman Freeman’s FlowersTonya Freeman, TMF 2934 Duniven Circle 24.00 Hrs.(2.40 CEU) Floral Design Specialty $150.00Prerequisite: Floral Design and Flower Shop Operations class or Instructor ap-proval. Contemporary and High Style Floral Design, Holiday Centerpiece and Table Top Design,ChristmasGarland,WreathandHomeDecorationArtificialandFresh,FreshOutdoor Garlands, Tree Lighting and Decorating Tips. ID# 113374 FMKT-1005-1002 06:00PM-10:00PM T 10/23 - 11/13Wilson Freeman Freeman’s FlowersTonya Freeman, TMF 2934 Duniven Circle 16.00 Hrs.(1.60 CEU)

Food Service ManagementFor additional information please call (806) 371-5265 or 371-5269. Sanitation and Safety $86.00A study of personal cleanliness; sanitary practices in food preparation; causes, investiga-tion, and control of illness caused by food contamination (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points); and workplace safety standards. ID# 114049 CHEF-1005-1001 09:00AM-09:50AM MW 08/27 - 12/12ID# 114052 CHEF-1005-1002 05:00PM-06:50PM T 08/28 - 12/11 Charles King Byrd Business Building 411 32.00 Hrs.(3.20 CEU)

Food Production and Planning $86.00Skill development in basic mathematical operations and study of their applications in the food service industry. Topics include: percentages, weights and measures, ratio and pro-portion, weights and measures conversions, determination of portion costs for menu items and complete menus, portion control, and the increase and decrease of standard recipes. ID# 114060 IFWA-1017-1001 10:00AM-11:50AM M 08/27 - 12/10 Charles King Byrd Business Building 411 32.00 Hrs.(3.20 CEU) Principles of Food and Beverage Operations $86.00An introduction to food, beverage, and labor costs with an overview of the hospitality industry from procurement to marketing. Examination of cost components including fore-casting, menu planning and pricing, logistical support, production, purchasing, and quality assurance. ID# 114055 HAMG-2001-1001 10:00AM-11:50AM W 08/29 - 12/12 Charles King Byrd Business Building 411 32.00 Hrs.(3.20 CEU)

Forklift Operator CertificationFor additional information please call (806) 335-4370.

Forklift Operator Certification $225.00Forklift design, controls and instrumentation, comprehensive pre-use inspection, forklift stability,andfactorsaffectingstability.Hands-ontraininganddemonstrationofproficiency.ID# 114074 CNSE-1003-1001 06:00PM-10:00PM TWR 09/11 - 09/13 Jerry Terry East Campus Building R 503 12.00 Hrs.(1.20 CEU)ID# 114075 CNSE-1003-1002 06:00PM-10:00PM TWR 10/09 - 10/11 Robert Mathews East Campus Building R 503 12.00 Hrs.(1.20 CEU)

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ID# 114076 CNSE-1003-1003 06:00PM-10:00PM TWR 10/30 - 11/01Jerry Terry East Campus Building R 502 12.00 Hrs.(1.20 CEU)ID# 114077 CNSE-1003-1004 06:00PM-10:00PM TWR 11/13 - 11/15 Robert Mathews East Campus Building R 502 12.00 Hrs.(1.20 CEU)ID# 114078 CNSE-1003-2001 06:00PM-10:00PM TWR 12/11 - 12/13 Jerry Terry East Campus Building R 502 12.00 Hrs.(1.20 CEU)

Industrial Maintenance TechnologyFor additional information please call (806) 335-4390. Refrigeration Principles $253.00An introduction to the refrigeration cycle, heat transfer theory, temperature/pressure rela-tionship, basic thermodynamics, refrigeration handling and containment, and refrigeration components and safety. ID# 113897 HART-1007-1001 08:00AM-11:50AM MW 08/27 - 10/17ID# 113898 HART-1007-1002 06:00PM-09:50PM MW 08/27 - 10/17 Robert Johnson East Campus Building V 107 64.00 Hrs.(6.40 CEU) Pumps, Compressors, and Mechanical Drives $253.00A study of the theory and operations of various types of pumps and compressors. Topics include mechanical power transmission systems including gears, valves, v-belts, meters, fluids,andchaindrives.Standardsrelatingtoflanges,hoses,andpipingarealsore-viewed. ID# 113899 INMT-2003-1001 08:00AM-11:50AM TR 08/28 - 10/18ID# 113900 INMT-2003-1002 06:00PM-09:50PM TR 08/28 - 10/18 Kim Hays East Campus Building V 107 64.00 Hrs.(6.40 CEU)

Basic Electrical Theory $213.00Basic theory and practice of electrical circuits to include concepts of resistance, induc-tance, capacitance, impedance, power factors, and Ohm’s Law. Also includes schematics, wiring diagrams, and calculations as applied to alternating and direct current. ID# 113901 ELPT-1011-1001 08:00AM-11:50AM MW 10/22 - 12/12ID# 113902 ELPT-1011-1002 06:00PM-09:50PM MW 10/22 - 12/12 Robert Johnson East Campus Building V 107 64.00 Hrs.(6.40 CEU) Motor Controls $253.00Principles and fundamentals of electrical controls and control components including mag-netic motor starters, overload protection, relay logic, troubleshooting techniques, schemat-ics, and diagrams. ID# 113912 IEIR-1010-1001 08:00AM-11:50AM MW 10/22 - 12/12ID# 113913 IEIR-1010-1002 06:00PM-09:50PM MW 10/22 - 12/12 Kim Hays East Campus Building V 108 64.00 Hrs.(6.40 CEU) Machinery Installation $253.00Students utilize skills acquired in previous studies. Machinery foundation, location, and layout for machine footprint; installation and alignment activities are practiced and tested. Emphasis is on the various methods of shaft alignment including laser shaft alignment and shaft straightening. ID# 113914 INMT-2001-1001 08:00AM-11:50AM TR 10/23 - 12/13ID# 113915 INMT-2001-1002 06:00PM-09:50PM TR 10/23 - 12/13 Kim Hays East Campus Building V 104 64.00 Hrs.(6.40 CEU)

Commercial Refrigeration $253.00Theory of and practical application in the maintenance of commercial refrigeration; high, medium, and low temperature applications; and ice machines. ID# 113910 HART-2042-1001 08:00AM-11:50AM TR 10/23 - 12/13ID# 113911 HART-2042-1002 06:00PM-09:50PM TR 10/23 - 12/13 Robert Johnson East Campus Building V 107 64.00 Hrs.(6.40 CEU)

Interior DesignFor additional information please call (806) 354-6051.

Basic Elements of Design $175.00A study of basic design concepts with projects in shape, line, value, texture, pattern, spa-tial illusion, and form. ID# 113706 INDS-1001-1001 10:00AM-11:50AM TR 08/28 - 12/13ID# 113708 INDS-1001-1002 06:00PM-09:30PM T 08/28 - 12/11 Denese Heinen Parcells Hall 408 64.00 Hrs.(6.40 CEU)

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Fundamentals of Interior Design $179.00An introduction to the elements and principles of design, the interior design profession, and the interior design problem-solving process. ID# 113709 INDS-1011-1001 08:00AM-09:50AM TR 08/28 - 12/13ID# 113710 INDS-1011-1002 06:00PM-09:30PM W 08/29 - 12/12 Ann Fry Parcells Hall 410 64.00 Hrs.(6.40 CEU)

Irrigation TechnologyFor additional information please call (806) 371-2923.

Basic Irrigation Training $500.00Covers irrigation history and current trends, principles and hydraulics, components, design with a focus on water conservation, installation and maintenance techniques, terminology, Texas Irrigator Rules and Regulations. Preparation for the Texas State Irrigators Exam. Textbook included. Please bring a pen, pencil, notepad and calculator. Approved by the Texas Commission of Environmental Quality (TCEQ) for 40 hours of continuing education credit. Refunds: Due to fixed costs for this course, no refunds will be given after the Registration Deadline. ID# 113211 HALT-1033-1001 07:00AM-06:00PM MTWR 11/12 - 11/15Phil Sheppard Downtown Campus 120 40.00 Hrs.(4.00 CEU) Registration Deadline: November 8

Machining TechnologyFor additional information please call (806) 335-4390. Computer Numerical Controls $253.00A study of numerical controlled machine operations. Emphasis on standard and computer numerical controlled (CNC) procedures for planning, preparing, and operating a computer-assisted program. ID# 113916 INMT-1045-1001 08:00AM-11:50AM TR 08/28 - 10/18ID# 113917 INMT-1045-1002 06:00PM-09:50PM TR 08/28 - 10/18 Robert Gustin East Campus Building V 111 64.00 Hrs.(6.40 CEU) Precision Tools and Measurement $253.00Anintroductiontothemodernscienceofdimensionalmetrology.Emphasisontheidentifi-cation, selection, and application of various types of precision instruments associated with the machining trade. Practice of basic layout and piece part measurements while using standard measuring tools. ID# 113919 MCHN-1020-1001 08:00AM-11:50AM MW 08/27 - 10/17ID# 113920 MCHN-1020-1002 06:00PM-09:50PM MW 08/27 - 10/17ID# 113921 MCHN-1020-1003 08:00AM-11:50AM MW 10/22 - 12/12ID# 113922 MCHN-1020-1004 06:00PM-09:50PM MW 10/22 - 12/12 Robert Gustin East Campus Building V 111 64.00 Hrs.(6.40 CEU) Basic Machine Shop I $253.00An introductory course that assists the student in understanding the machinist occupation in industry. The student begins by using basic machine tools such as the lathe, milling ma-chine, drill press, power saw, and bench grinder. Machine terminology, theory, math, part layout, and bench work using common measuring tools is included. Emphasis is placed on shop safety, housekeeping, and preventative maintenance. ID# 113926 MCHN-1038-1001 08:00AM-11:50AM MW 10/22 - 12/12ID# 113927 MCHN-1038-1002 06:00PM-09:50PM MW 10/22 - 12/12 Robert Gustin East Campus Building V 111 64.00 Hrs.(6.40 CEU) Basic Machine Shop II $253.00A continuation of Basic Machine Shop I. ID# 113923 MCHN-1041-1001 08:00AM-11:50AM MW 08/27 - 10/17ID# 113925 MCHN-1041-1002 06:00PM-09:50PM MW 08/27 - 10/17 Robert Gustin East Campus Building V 111 64.00 Hrs.(6.40 CEU)

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PlumbersFor additional information please call (806) 371-2923.

Plumbing Review *Provides current Texas plumbing license holders with six hours of board approved continuing education required by the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners, Sec. 1301.404(b) and Sec. 1301.404(d) of the Plumbing License Law). Check in time is 7:30 a.m. Call (800) 992-7422 or visit www.phcc-tx.org to register. Lunch is provided. Walk-insacceptedonafirstcomefirstservebasis. 07:00AM-03:30PM S 09/15 07:00AM-03:30PM S 10/20 07:00AM-03:30PM S 11/17Kevin Robinson West Campus Building A 107 6.00 Hrs.(0.60 CEU)

Safety and Environmental TechnologyFor additional information please call (806) 335-4274.

HAZWOPER Refresher $137.00A refresher course designed to re-familiarize the student with basic occupational safety and health principals and HAZWOPER procedures and techniques presented in the origi-nal24-houror40-hourHAZWOPERcertificationtraining.MeetsOSHA’srequirementforan annual update under 29 CFR 1910.120. Lunch is provided on-site. ID# 114082 EPCT-1059-1001 08:00AM-04:30PM F 09/14ID# 114083 EPCT-1059-1002 08:00AM-04:30PM F 10/19ID# 114085 EPCT-1059-1003 08:00AM-04:30PM F 11/09ID# 114086 EPCT-1059-2001 08:00AM-04:30PM F 12/14 Sandra Jefferson East Campus Building L 103 8.00 Hrs.(0.80 CEU) 40-Hour Hazardous Waste Operations (HAZWOPER) $487.00For site workers, operators, handlers, personnel at treatment/storage/disposal facilities, emergency responders, subcontractors, and others needing to comply with OSHA initial 40-hour training requirements. Provides knowledge and skills necessary to assist with operations surrounding a hazardous materials incident and utilizes a combination of class-roompresentationand“hands-on”fieldexercises.Covers:hazardousmaterialsrecogni-tion, basics of toxicology, employee medical surveillance, chemical hazards, respiratory and personal protection, monitoring equipment and procedures, regulatory compliance, siteworkzonedetermination,spillcontrolandresponse,anddecontamination.Fulfillstherequirements of 29 CFR 1910.120. Lunch is provided on-site. ID# 114088 EPCT-1091-1001 08:00AM-04:30PM MTWRF 10/22 - 10/26Sandra Jefferson East Campus Building L 103 40.00 Hrs.(4.00 CEU)

Truck Driving AcademyFor additional information please call (806) 335-4370.

Professional Driver TrainingThe Transportation Industry is growing and there is a high demand for well-trained drivers. Youcanbeoneofthem.Thisfiveweekcourseutilizesclassroominstruction,rangeandroad driving, and practical application of skills used in the operation of a tractor/trailer. Prerequisites: • Student must be 18 years of age at the commencement of the course • Student must have a current valid Texas Drivers License • Student must have in possession first day of class a valid original

Social Security card • Texas Department of Public Safety fees for Commercial Drivers License and

permit are included. • Student will be required to take a DOT physical on the second day of class. Cost

of the physical is included. If the student cannot pass the physical, they will receive a course refund, less the cost of the physical and the Defensive Driving Course.

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Students completing the course will have a Class A Commercial Drivers License with tanker, doubles/triples, hazmat, and school and passenger bus endorsements. Students aretrainedbyNationalSafetyCouncilCertifiedinstructorsonDefensiveDrivingforlargetrucksandforkliftoperation.ToobtainaCertificateofCompletion,thestudentmustpassall Texas Department of Public Safety requirements for a Class A Commercial Drivers License issued by the State of Texas. Upon completion of the course, the student will bequalifiedtosecureanentryleveljobasanover-the-roadoperatorwithaCommercialDrivers License. Amarillo College is not an employment agency, nor do we guarantee the Texas Department of Public Safety will issue a license. However, students have ample opportunity and help to talk with visiting recruiters, apply for employment, and pass DPS testing. In person registration at the Truck Driving Academy, Building R, Room 500 is recommended. However, you can register and pay for courses on line at www.actx.edu/cereg.

1st CLASS Defensive Driving - Professional Truck Operator $214.00Topicsinclude:identificationofhazardoussituationsandmethodsforrecognizing,under-standing, and taking corrective action to prevent accidents in a tractor-trailer combination.ID# 114226 CVOP-2035-4004 08:00AM-05:00PM MT 08/27 - 08/28 Robert Mathews East Campus Building R 503 16.00 Hrs.(1.60 CEU)

Commercial Drivers License Written Skills $647.00An overview of the State of Texas Class A Commercial Drivers License examinations. Prepares the student for mastery of the following tests: General Knowledge, Transporting Passengers, Air Brakes, Combination Vehicles, Doubles/Triples, Tank Vehicles, Hazard-ous Materials, School Bus, Pre-Trip, and Texas Special Regulations.ID# 114237 CVOP-1005-1001 08:00AM-05:00PM MTWRF 08/29 - 09/14Robert Mathews East Campus Building R 503 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

Commercial Drivers License Driving Skills $647.00An overview of the State of Texas Class A Commercial Drivers License driving test. In-depth coverage of in-cab air brake test, proper shifting, right and left-hand turns, move-mentintraffic,parkingofatractor-trailer,highwayandcitydriving,andbackwardmove-ment and control.ID# 114311 CVOP-1001-1001 01:00PM-05:00PM MTWRF 08/29 - 09/14Robert Mathews East Campus Building R 503 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

Advanced Driving Skills I $540.00Covers operation of tractor-trailer combination in city and highway conditions including control and maneuvering of the vehicle.ID# 114316 CVOP-2033-1001 08:00AM-05:00PM MTWRF 09/17 - 09/21 Robert Mathews East Campus Building R 503 40.00 Hrs.(4.00 CEU)

Advanced Driving Skills II $647.00Continuation of tractor-trailer operation in city and highway conditions plus space man-agementtechniques,improvedcontrolmethodsindifficulttrafficsituations,andeffectiveoperationinvariousconditions.Includesforkliftoperatorcertification.ID# 114325 CVOP-2037-1001 08:00AM-05:00PM MTWRF 09/24 - 10/01Robert Mathews East Campus Building R 503 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

2nd CLASS Defensive Driving - Professional Truck Operator $214.00ID# 114227 CVOP-2035-1001 08:00AM-05:00PM MT 09/17 - 09/18 Robert Mathews East Campus Building R 502 16.00 Hrs.(1.60 CEU) Commercial Drivers License Written Skills $647.00ID# 114305 CVOP-1005-1002 08:00AM-12:00PM MTWRF 09/19 - 10/04Jerry Terry East Campus Building R 502 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

Commercial Drivers License Driving Skills $647.00ID# 114312 CVOP-1001-1002 01:00PM-05:00PM MTWRF 09/19 - 10/04 Jerry Terry East Campus Building R 502 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

Advanced Driving Skills I $540.00ID# 114318 CVOP-2033-1002 08:00AM-05:00PM MTWRF 10/05 - 10/11Jerry Terry East Campus Building R 502 40.00 Hrs.(4.00 CEU)

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Advanced Driving Skills II $647.00ID# 114326 CVOP-2037-1002 08:00AM-05:00PM MTWRF 10/12 - 10/19 Jerry Terry East Campus Building R 502 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU) 3rd CLASS Defensive Driving - Professional Truck Operator $214.00ID# 114229 CVOP-2035-1002 08:00AM-05:00PM MT 10/08 - 10/09 Robert Mathews East Campus Building R 503 16.00 Hrs.(1.60 CEU) Commercial Drivers License Written Skills $647.00ID# 114306 CVOP-1005-1003 08:00AM-12:00PM MTWRF 10/10 - 10/25 Robert Mathews East Campus Building R 503 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

Commercial Drivers License Driving Skills $647.00ID# 114313 CVOP-1001-1003 01:00PM-05:00PM MTWRF 10/10 - 10/25 Robert Mathews East Campus Building R 503 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

Advanced Driving Skills I $540.00ID# 114319 CVOP-2033-1003 08:00AM-05:00PM MTWRF 10/26 - 11/01 Robert Mathews East Campus Building R 503 40.00 Hrs.(4.00 CEU)

Advanced Driving Skills II $647.00ID# 114327 CVOP-2037-1003 08:00AM-05:00PM MTWRF 11/02 - 11/09 Robert Mathews East Campus Building R 503 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU) 4th CLASS Defensive Driving - Professional Truck Operator $214.00ID# 114233 CVOP-2035-1003 08:00AM-05:00PM MT 10/29 - 10/30Jerry Terry East Campus Building R 502 16.00 Hrs.(1.60 CEU)

Commercial Drivers License Written Skills $647.00ID# 114307 CVOP-1005-1004 08:00AM-12:00PM MTWRF 10/31 - 11/15 Jerry Terry East Campus Building R 502 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

Commercial Drivers License Driving Skills $647.00ID# 114314 CVOP-1001-1004 01:00PM-05:00PM MTWRF 10/31 - 11/15 Jerry Terry East Campus Building R 502 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

Advanced Driving Skills I $540.00ID# 114320 CVOP-2033-1004 08:00AM-05:00PM MTF 11/16 - 11/27Jerry Terry East Campus Building R 502 40.00 Hrs.(4.00 CEU)

Advanced Driving Skills II $647.00ID# 114328 CVOP-2037-1004 08:00AM-05:00PM MTWRF 11/28 - 12/05 Jerry Terry East Campus Building R 502 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU) 5th CLASS Defensive Driving - Professional Truck Operator $214.00ID# 114236 CVOP-2035-1004 08:00AM-05:00PM MT 11/12 - 11/13 Robert Mathews East Campus Building R 503 16.00 Hrs.(1.60 CEU)

Commercial Drivers License Written Skills $647.00ID# 114309 CVOP-1005-1005 08:00AM-12:00PM MTWRF 11/14 - 12/04 Robert Mathews East Campus Building R 503 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

Commercial Drivers License Driving Skills $647.00ID# 114315 CVOP-1001-1005 01:00PM-05:00PM MTWRF 11/14 - 12/04 Robert Mathews East Campus Building R 503 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

Advanced Driving Skills I $540.00ID# 114321 CVOP-2033-2001 08:00AM-05:00PM MTWRF 12/05 - 12/11 Robert Mathews East Campus Building R 503 40.00 Hrs.(4.00 CEU)

Advanced Driving Skills II $647.00ID# 114329 CVOP-2037-2001 08:00AM-05:00PM MTWRF 12/12 - 12/19 Robert Mathews East Campus Building R 503 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

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Texas Commercial Operator Preparation For additional information please call (806) 335-4370.Prerequisites: Student must be currently enrolled in an Amarillo College Program requiring a Commercial Drivers License for completion. Student must enroll in CDL Written Skills and CDL Driving Skills classes. Before enrolling student must have: • Current Texas Drivers License • Original Social Security Card • A Current Department of Transportation Physical if you intend to operate in

Inter-State CommercePresents an overview of the State of Texas Class A Commercial Drivers License written test with the purpose of helping the student pass the tests. Covers practice with tractor/trailer for the purpose of taking and passing the CDL Driving exams. In person registration at the Truck Driving Academy, Building R, Room 500 is required.

Commercial Drivers License Written Skills $550.00ID# 114331 CVOP-1005-1006 01:00PM-03:30PM MW 08/27 - 10/22Jerry Terry East Campus Building R 501 40.00 Hrs.(4.00 CEU)ID# 114332 CVOP-1005-1007 01:00PM-03:30PM TR 08/28 - 10/18 Robert Mathews East Campus Building R 501 40.00 Hrs.(4.00 CEU)

Commercial Drivers License Driving Skills $550.00ID# 114333 CVOP-1001-1006 01:00PM-03:30PM MW 10/24 - 12/19 Jerry Terry East Campus Building R 501 40.00 Hrs.(4.00 CEU)ID# 114334 CVOP-1001-1007 01:00PM-03:30PM TR 10/23 - 12/18 Robert Mathews East Campus Building R 501 40.00 Hrs.(4.00 CEU)

Water TreatmentFor additional information please call (806) 378-3019 or visit www. panhandleregion.com., unless otherwise noted.Basic Water Works Operation $205.00Fundamentals relating to the regulation and operation of drinking water systems. Comple-tion should prepare participants to test for the “Grade D” Waterworks Operator License. Instructional techniques include lecture, audio-visual aids, discussion and end-of-chapter practice quizzes. REFUNDS: Due to fixed costs no refunds will be given after regis-tration deadline. ID# 113492 EPCT-1015-1001 08:00AM-05:00PM MT 09/17 - 09/18 and 08:00AM-12 noon W 09/19T. Flemming Downtown Campus 112B 20.00 Hrs.(2.00 CEU) Registration Deadline: September 10

Basic Wastewater Operations *Fundamentals relating to the regulation and operation of wastewater systems. Completion should prepare participants to test for the “Class D” Wastewater Operator license. There are no pre-requisites. EPCT-1025-1901 08:00AM-05:00PM MT 09/17 - 09/18 and 08:00AM-12 noon W 09/19Michael Jesse Downtown Campus 120 20.00 Hrs.(2.00 CEU)

Water Utilities Calculations *Information needed for an understanding of the mathematics required for operation, maintenance and budgetary administration of water and wastewater systems. Topics ad-dressed include math fundamentals and calculation of design criteria for process unites, chemicaldosages,processefficiencymeasures,horsepowerrequirements,laboratorysolutions and test results, budget cost calculations for chemicals, electrical energy, ma-terials and labor costs related to operation and maintenance functions, distribution and collection system calculations and process performance indices. Successful completion ofthiscourseshouldgreatlybenefittheparticipantwhentakingTCEQwater/wastewateroperator license examinations. EPCT-2025-1901 08:00AM-05:00PM MT 09/17 - 09/18 and 08:00AM-12 noon W 09/19Timothy Loan Downtown Campus 112A 20.00 Hrs.(2.00 CEU)

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Valve and Hydrant *Planning and scheduling maintenance work, maintenance budgeting and cost control, valves(global,check,diaphragm,etc.)hydrants(fire),installation,location,preventativemaintenance, inspection, hand tools and safety.EPCT-1092-1901 08:00AM-05:00PM MT 09/17 - 09/18 and 08:00AM-12 noon W 09/19Duane Mansel City of Amarillo Service Center 20.00 Hrs.(2.00 CEU) Safety Room, 800 S.E. 23rd St.

Welding Technology For additional information please call (806) 335-4390.

Introduction to Welding Using Multiple Processes $253.00An overview of the basic welding processes, including oxy-fuel welding and cutting, shield-ed metal arc (SMAW), gas metal arc (GMAW), and gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW). ID# 113928 WLDG-1007-1001 08:00AM-11:50AM F 08/31 - 12/14 Jimmy Bradshaw East Campus Building W 27 64.00 Hrs.(6.40 CEU) General Welding Skills I $294.00Beginning students only. Each student’s welding skills will be evaluated to determine what beginning skills they need to focus on for the eight weeks. ID# 113968 WLDG-1091-1001 07:30AM-12:30PM MW 08/27 - 10/17 Jimmy Bradshaw East Campus Building W 27 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)ID# 113969 WLDG-1091-1002 06:00PM-10:50PM MW 08/27 - 10/17 Kham Nakhiengchanh East Campus Building W 27 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU) ID# 113970 WLDG-1091-1003 07:30AM-12:30PM MW 10/22 - 12/12 Jimmy Bradshaw East Campus Building W 27 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU) ID# 113971 WLDG-1091-1004 06:00PM-10:50PM MW 10/22 - 12/12 Kham Nakhiengchanh East Campus Building W 27 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU) General Welding Skills II $294.00Intermediate students only. Each student’s welding skills will be evaluated to determine what intermediate skills they need to focus on for the eight weeks. ID# 113972 WLDG-1091-1005 07:30AM-12:30PM TR 08/28 - 10/18Jimmy Bradshaw East Campus Building W 27 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)ID# 113973 WLDG-1091-1006 06:00PM-10:50PM TR 08/28 - 10/18 Kham Nakhiengchanh East Campus Building W 27 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)ID# 113974 WLDG-1091-1007 07:30AM-12:30PM TR 10/23 - 12/13 Jimmy Bradshaw East Campus Building W 27 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)ID# 113975 WLDG-1091-1008 06:00PM-10:50PM TR 10/23 - 12/13 Kham Nakhiengchanh East Campus Building W 27 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU) Safety in Welding $44.00A study of guidelines for the safe set up and use of welding and cutting equipment and the safe performance of welding and cutting operations. ID# 113929 WLDG-1070-1001 TBA MF 10/22 - 12/14 Jimmy Bradshaw East Campus Building W 13 16.00 Hrs.(1.60 CEU) Thermal Cutting I $294.00Co-requisite: Safety in Welding, Cutting, and Allied Processes. Instruction and practice of equipment inspection, maintenance, repair, and set up for manual and mecha-nized oxyfuel gas cutting (OFC). Instruction and practice in production cuts on carbon steel using manual and mechanical oxyfuel systems. Instruction and practice soldering and brazing carbon steel, stainless steel, and copper using oxyfuel equipment. Practice and production of assembly cuts to be examined and tested according to Section 8 AWS SENSE QC10. ID# 113966 WLDG-1073-1001 07:30AM-12:30PM TR 10/23 - 12/13ID# 113967 WLDG-1073-1002 06:00PM-10:50PM TR 10/23 - 12/13 Jimmy Bradshaw East Campus Building W 27 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)

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If you are age 15 or older, you can take non-CEU Adult Continuing Education classes unless otherwise stated. The Adult Continuing Education Class Schedule begins on page 3.

CheerleadingFor additional information please call (806) 356-3668.

Please note that the cheerleading classes are in order of day and time, starting with Monday. There are no more than 12 students per instructor. All cheerleading instructors are CPR and first aid certified. Parent Watch Day will be the last class days of September and November.

Cheerleading Beginning Coed (Ages 3-5) $92.00Beginning tumbling with correct technique. Partner stunting, jumps, cheers, and chants. ID# 113785 CHILD-1030-1001 03:30PM-04:30PM M 08/27 - 12/03Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.

Cheerleading Beginning/Intermediate Coed (Ages 7-10) $92.00Beginning tumbling with correct technique. Partner stunting, jumps, cheers, and chants. ID# 113786 CHILD-1030-1002 04:30PM-05:30PM T 08/28 - 12/04Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs.

Cheerleading Beginning/Intermediate Coed (Ages 11-16) $92.00Beginning tumbling with correct technique. Partner stunting, jumps, cheers, and chants. ID# 113787 CHILD-1030-1003 05:30PM-06:30PM T 08/28 - 12/04Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. Cheerleading Beginning Coed (Ages 4-7) $92.00Beginning tumbling with correct technique. Partner stunting, jumps, cheers, and chants. ID# 113788 CHILD-1030-1004 04:30PM-05:30PM R 08/30 - 12/06Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.

Dance - Ballet, Tap, JazzBallet, Tap, Jazz, Hip-Hop, Creative Movement, Ballroom, and Belly DancingFor additional information please call (806) 356-3635.

Adult Ballet (Ages 14-Adult) – see pages 22-23

Please note that dance classes are in order of age, day, and time, starting with Mon-day. Dance classes are closed instruction classes. Parents will be able to observe classes on designated watch days. Parent Watch Days will be assigned by each individual instructor. All students must be toilet trained unless noted in the class description.Please be advised that all dance classes are coed unless otherwise noted.

Distinction between Performing and Non-Performing Classes: Performing classes are designed for technical dance development leading up to a stage performance in the spring. These classes will require a commitment from both the student and parent(s) due to extra rehearsal time and costume costs.

Non-performing classes are designed with a focus on technical dance development with NO recital or costume cost commitments at the end of the semester.

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SPRING PERFORMINGBallet Beginning (Ages 3-4) $53.00Must be completely toilet trained. No diapers or pull-ups and must have reached age 3 beforefirstclassmeeting.Introductiontoballettechniques.Leotard,tights,andpinkballetshoes are required. ID# 113864 DANC-1103-1001 05:00PM-05:30PM M 09/10 - 11/26Sarah Floyd West Campus Gym/Dance 108 6.00 Hrs.

Ballet and Tap Beginning (Ages 3-5) $88.00Must be completely toilet trained. No diapers or pull-ups and must have reached age 3 beforefirstclassmeeting.Introductiontoballetandtaptechniques.Leotard,tights,pinkballet, and black tap shoes are required.ID# 113865 DANC-1103-1003 10:00AM-11:00AM T 09/04 - 12/04Kathy Cowan West Campus Gym/Dance 107 14.00 Hrs.

Ballet and Tap Beginning (Ages 3-5) $84.00Must be completely toilet trained. No diapers or pull-ups and must have reached age 3 beforefirstclassmeeting.Introductiontoballetandtaptechniques.Leotard,tights,pinkballet, and black tap shoes are required. ID# 113866 DANC-1103-1002 07:00PM-08:00PM M 09/10 - 12/03Lizzy Camp West Campus Gym/Dance 108 13.00 Hrs.ID# 113867 DANC-1103-1004 01:30PM-02:30PM W 09/05 - 12/05Casey Schurke West Campus Gym/Dance 107 13.00 Hrs.ID# 113868 DANC-1103-1005 09:00AM-10:00AM S 09/08 - 12/08Lizzy Camp West Campus Gym/Dance 108 13.00 Hrs.

Ballet Beginning (Ages 4-6) $53.00Musthavereachedage4beforefirstclassmeeting.Thisclassfocusesontechniqueforbeginning students. Leotard, tights, and pink ballet shoes required. ID# 113869 DANC-1104-1003 05:30PM-06:00PM M 09/10 - 11/26Sarah Floyd West Campus Gym/Dance 108 6.00 Hrs.

Ballet and Tap Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 4-6) $88.00Musthavereachedage4beforefirstclassmeeting.Thisclassfocusesontechniqueforbeginning and intermediate students. Leotard, tights, pink ballet, and black tap shoes required. ID# 113871 DANC-1104-1005 02:30PM-03:30PM T 09/04 - 12/04Cynthia McCormack West Campus Gym/Dance 107 14.00 Hrs.

Ballet and Tap Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 4-6) $84.00Musthavereachedage4beforefirstclassmeeting.Thisclassfocusesontechniqueforbeginning and intermediate students. Leotard, tights, pink ballet, and black tap shoes required. ID# 113872 DANC-1104-1001 11:30AM-12:30PM M 09/10 - 12/03Marissa Hollar West Campus Gym/Dance 108 13.00 Hrs.ID# 114218 DANC-1104-1002 04:15PM-05:15PM M 09/10 - 12/03Kathy Cowan West Campus Gym/Dance 107 13.00 Hrs.ID# 113873 DANC-1104-1004 06:00PM-07:00PM M 09/10 - 12/03Lizzy Camp West Campus Gym/Dance 108 13.00 Hrs.ID# 113874 DANC-1104-1006 02:30PM-03:30PM W 09/05 - 12/05Casey Schurke West Campus Gym/Dance 107 13.00 Hrs.ID# 113875 DANC-1104-1008 11:00AM-12:00PM S 09/08 - 12/08Lizzy Camp West Campus Gym/Dance 108 13.00 Hrs.

Ballet and Tap Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 4-6) $70.00Musthavereachedage4beforefirstclassmeeting.Thisclassfocusesontechniqueforbeginning and intermediate students. Leotard, tights, pink ballet, and black tap shoes required. ID# 113870 DANC-1104-1007 05:30PM-06:30PM R 09/13 - 11/15Jennifer McKinney West Campus Gym/Dance 107 10.00 Hrs.

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Ballet and Tap Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 5-8) $84.00Musthavereachedage5beforefirstclassmeeting.Thisclassfocusesontechniqueforbeginning and intermediate students. Leotard, tights, pink ballet, and black tap shoes required. ID# 113876 DANC-1105-1001 04:30PM-05:30PM W 09/05 - 12/05Noelle Moya West Campus Gym/Dance 108 13.00 Hrs.ID# 113877 DANC-1105-1002 06:30PM-07:30PM W 09/05 - 12/05Lizzy Camp West Campus Gym/Dance 108 13.00 Hrs.ID# 113878 DANC-1105-1003 10:00AM-11:00AM S 09/08 - 12/08Lizzy Camp West Campus Gym/Dance 108 13.00 Hrs. Ballet, Tap, and Jazz Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 6-8) $135.00Musthavereachedage6beforefirstclassmeeting.Thisclassfocusesontechniquefor beginning and intermediate students. Leotard, tights, pink ballet and black tap shoes required.Jazzshoeswillbediscussedatfirstclassmeeting.ID# 114376 DANC-1106-1002 05:00PM-06:00PM TR 09/04 - 11/29Lauren Abercrombie West Campus Gym/Dance 108 25.00 Hrs.

Ballet and Tap Intermediate (Ages 7-9) $70.00Prerequisite: Must have two years previous ballet and tap experience. Ballet and tap shoes required. ID# 113944 DANC-1107-1002 05:30PM-06:30PM T 09/11 - 11/13Jennifer McKinney West Campus Gym/Dance 107 10.00 Hrs.

Ballet, Tap, and Jazz Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 7-9) $113.00Musthavereachedage7beforefirstclassmeeting.Thisclassfocusesontechniqueforbeginning and intermediate students. Pink ballet and black tap shoes required. Jazz shoes willbediscussedatfirstclassmeeting.ID# 113945 DANC-1107-1003 04:30PM-05:30PM TR 09/11 - 11/15Jennifer McKinney West Campus Gym/Dance 107 20.00 Hrs.

Ballet and Tap Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 7-10) $84.00Musthavereached7beforefirstclassmeeting.Thisclasswillfocusontechniqueforbeginning and intermediate students. Pink ballet and black tap shoes required.ID# 113942 DANC-1107-1001 05:15PM-06:15PM M 09/10 - 12/03Kathy Cowan West Campus Gym/Dance 107 13.00 Hrs.Cynthia McCormack

Home-school Jazz and Hip Hop Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 7-10) $88.00Musthavereachedage7beforefirstclassmeeting.Thisclassfocusesontechniqueforbeginningandintermediatestudents.Jazzandhiphopshoeswillbediscussedatfirstclass meeting. ID# 113946 DANC-1111-1001 11:00AM-12:00PM T 09/04 - 12/04Kathy Cowan West Campus Gym/Dance 107 14.00 Hrs.

Dance Team Hip Hop Intermediate (Ages 8-11) $84.00Prerequisite: Must have two years previous dance experience. Hip hop shoes will be discussedatfirstclassmeeting.ID# 113949 DANC-1108-1001 07:15PM-08:15PM M 09/10 - 12/03Casey Schurke West Campus Gym/Dance 107 13.00 Hrs.

Ballet, Jazz, and Broadway Intermediate/Advanced (Ages 9-14) $113.00Prerequisite: Must have three years previous ballet experience. Ballet shoes required. Jazzshoeswillbediscussedatfirstclassmeeting.ID# 113938 DANC-1109-1002 06:30PM-08:30PM TR 09/11 - 10/11Jennifer McKinney West Campus Gym/Dance 107 20.00 Hrs.ID# 113939 DANC-1109-1003 06:30PM-08:30PM TR 10/16 - 11/15Jennifer McKinney West Campus Gym/Dance 107 20.00 Hrs.

Ballet, Tap, and Jazz Intermediate/Advanced (Ages 10-15) $113.00Prerequisite: Must have three years previous ballet experience. Ballet shoes and tap shoesrequired.Jazzshoeswillbediscussedatfirstclassmeeting.ID# 113941 DANC-1109-1005 06:00PM-07:30PM TR 09/04 - 10/16Lauren Abercrombie West Campus Gym/Dance 108 19.50 Hrs.ID# 113940 DANC-1109-1004 06:00PM-07:30PM TR 10/18 - 12/04Lauren Abercrombie West Campus Gym/Dance 108 19.50 Hrs.

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Ballet and Jazz Intermediate (Ages 11-16) $84.00Prerequisite: Must have two years previous ballet experience. Ballet shoes required. Jazzshoeswillbediscussedatfirstclassmeeting.ID# 113937 DANC-1109-1001 06:15PM-07:15PM M 09/10 - 12/03Kathy Cowan West Campus Gym/Dance 107 13.00 Hrs.

Ballet, Jazz, and Contemporary Advanced (Ages 13-18) $156.00Prerequisite: By instructor approval only. ID# 113993 DANC-1110-1001 07:30PM-09:00PM TR 09/11 - 11/15Jennifer McKinney West Campus Gym/Dance 107 30.00 Hrs.

NON-PERFORMINGMommy and Me Creative Movement (Ages 2-4) $58.00Parent participation class. (Parent does not enroll in the class, only their child.) Parent is to stay and help the dancer. No siblings are allowed that are not enrolled in the class. Dancers and parents should dress in comfortable attire. Ballet shoes are not required. ID# 113862 DANC-1011-1001 09:30AM-10:00AM T 09/04 - 12/04Kathy Cowan West Campus Gym/Dance 107 7.00 Hrs.ID# 113863 DANC-1011-1002 06:00PM-06:30PM W 09/05 - 12/05Lizzy Camp West Campus Gym/Dance 108 6.50 Hrs.

Ballet and Tap Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 3-5) $84.00Must be completely toilet trained. No diapers or pull-ups and must have reached age 3 beforefirstclassmeeting.Introductiontoballetandtaptechniques.Leotard,tights,pinkballet, and black tap shoes are required. ID# 113932 DANC-1126-1001 10:30AM-11:30AM M 09/10 - 12/03Marissa Hollar West Campus Gym/Dance 108 13.00 Hrs.ID# 113933 DANC-1126-1002 01:30PM-02:30PM T 09/11 - 12/04Cynthia McCormack West Campus Gym/Dance 107 13.00 Hrs.ID# 113934 DANC-1126-1003 03:30PM-04:30PM W 09/05 - 12/05Noelle Moya West Campus Gym/Dance 108 13.00 Hrs.ID# 113935 DANC-1126-1004 06:00PM-07:00PM F 09/07 - 12/07Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 107 13.00 Hrs.

Ballet and Tap Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 4-6) $84.00Musthavereachedage4beforefirstclassmeeting.Thisclassfocusesontechniqueforbeginning and intermediate students. Leotard, tights, pink ballet, and black tap shoes required. ID# 114000 DANC-1121-1001 12:00PM-01:00PM S 09/08 - 12/08Lizzy Camp West Campus Gym/Dance 108 13.00 Hrs.

Ballet and Tap Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 5-8) $84.00Musthavereachedage5beforefirstclassmeeting.Thisclassfocusesontechniqueforbeginning and intermediate students. Leotard, tights, pink ballet, and black tap shoes required. ID# 113998 DANC-1115-1001 01:00PM-02:00PM S 09/08 - 12/08Lizzy Camp West Campus Gym/Dance 108 13.00 Hrs.

Ballet and Tap Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 5-9) $84.00Musthavereachedage5beforefirstclassmeeting.Thisclassfocusesontechniqueforbeginning and intermediate students. Leotard, tights, pink ballet and, black tap shoes required. ID# 114377 DANC-1115-1002 07:00PM-08:00PM W 09/05 - 12/05Casey Shurke West Campus Gym/Dance 107 13.00 Hrs. Ballet and Jazz Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 7-11) $84.00Musthavereachedage7beforefirstclassmeeting.Thisclassfocusesontechniqueforbeginning and intermediate students. Leotard, tights, and pink ballet shoes required. Jazz shoeswillbediscussedatfirstclassmeeting.ID# 113948 DANC-1111-1003 06:00PM-07:00PM W 09/05 - 12/05Casey Shurke West Campus Gym/Dance 107 13.00 Hrs.

Ballet Technique for Gymnasts USAG Levels 3-4 $58.00This class will focus on correct body placement, stretching, strengthening, and vocabulary. Correct technique for turns and jumps will be taught. ID# 113997 DANC-1125-1002 05:30PM-06:00PM F 08/31 - 12/07Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 107 7.00 Hrs.

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Ballet Technique for Gymnasts USAG Levels 5-10 $58.00This class will focus on correct body placement, stretching, strengthening, and vocabulary. Correct technique for turns and jumps will be taught. ID# 113994 DANC-1125-1001 04:30PM-05:00PM F 08/31 - 12/07Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 107 7.00 Hrs.

Dance - Belly DanceFor additional information please call (806)371-2920.

Belly Dancing for Youth $60.00 Come and experience the joy of dancing with other kids in a group setting. Learn to move withgracefulnessandconfidence.Wearcomfortableclothingandbringascarftotiearound your hips. ID# 113819 CHILD-1650-1001 10:00AM-11:30AM S 09/15 - 12/08Shelly Stephens Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 200 18.00 Hrs.

FencingFor additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Fencing (Ages 13-Adult) – see page 25.

Youth Fencing Beginning (Ages 8-12) $48.00Instruction in the history and basic principles of modern sport fencing, with special empha-sisontechniquesofthefoil.ClassesarecertifiedbytheUnitedStatesFencingAssocia-tion (USFA). All equipment for beginning students is provided. ID# 114039 CHILD-2700-1001 07:00PM-08:30PM M 08/27 - 12/03Chuck Slaughter Russell Hall 104 21.00 Hrs. Youth Fencing - Intermediate (Ages 8-12) $48.00Instructor approval only. You must be asked to enroll in this class. Instruction is on inter-mediate level techniques of the foil. All equipment for intermediate students is provided, but students are encouraged to provide their own mask, jacket, glove and foil if possible. Students should consult with the instructor before purchasing equipment. Classes are certifiedbytheUnitedStatesFencingAssociation(USFA).ID# 114041 CHILD-2705-1001 07:00PM-09:30PM M 08/27 - 12/03Chuck Slaughter Russell Hall 103 35.00 Hrs.

GymnasticsFor additional information please call (806) 356-3668.

Gymnastics (Ages 14-Adult) see page 26.

Except for “Mommy and Me” classes, gymnastics students must be completely toilet trained. There are no more than 12 students per instructor. All gymnastics instructors are CPR and first aid certified. Please note that the gymnastics classes are in order of day and time, starting with Monday. Parent Watch Day will be the last class days of September and November. Mommy and Me Coed (Ages 2-4) $92.00Parent participation class. (Parent does not enroll in the class, only their child.) Parent is required to stay and help the gymnast. All pieces of equipment taught. No siblings are al-lowed that are not enrolled in the class. ID# 113851 CHILD-1065-1001 10:00AM-11:00AM M 08/27 - 12/03Brandi Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113852 CHILD-1065-1002 10:30AM-11:30AM W 08/29 - 12/05Brandi Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 114220 CHILD-1065-1006 10:00AM-11:00AM R 08/30 - 12/06Brandi Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113853 CHILD-1065-1003 10:00AM-11:00AM F 08/31 - 12/07Brandi Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113854 CHILD-1065-1004 09:00AM-10:00AM S 09/01 - 12/08Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113855 CHILD-1065-1005 12:00PM-01:00PM S 09/01 - 12/08Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.

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Level 1 Coed (Ages 2-4) $92.00Must be completely toilet trained. No diapers or pull-ups and must have reached age 2beforefirstclassmeeting.Allpiecesofequipmenttaught.Emphasisonbalanceandcoordination. ID# 113760 CHILD-1075-1002 11:00AM-12:00PM M 08/27 - 12/03Brandi Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113761 CHILD-1075-1004 12:00PM-01:00PM M 08/27 - 12/03Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113762 CHILD-1075-1006 06:00PM-07:00PM M 08/27 - 12/03Zenaida Vasquez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113763 CHILD-1075-1007 12:00PM-01:00PM T 08/28 - 12/04Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs.ID# 113764 CHILD-1075-1010 06:00PM-07:00PM T 08/28 - 12/04Zenaida Vasquez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs.ID# 113765 CHILD-1075-1012 11:30AM-12:30PM W 08/29 - 12/05Brandi Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113766 CHILD-1075-1013 12:00PM-01:00PM W 08/29 - 12/05Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113767 CHILD-1075-1016 07:00PM-08:00PM W 08/29 - 12/05Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113768 CHILD-1075-1017 11:00AM-12:00PM R 08/30 - 12/06Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113769 CHILD-1075-1020 05:30PM-06:30PM R 08/30 - 12/06Alexis Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113770 CHILD-1075-1023 09:00AM-10:00AM F 08/31 - 12/07Brandi Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 114323 CHILD-1075-1028 10:00AM-11:00AM S 09/01 - 12/08GeorgiaCanfieldWestCampusGym/Dance101 14.00Hrs.ID# 113771 CHILD-1075-1027 12:00PM-01:00PM S 09/01 - 12/08Morgan Hare West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.

Level 1 Coed (Ages 3-5) $92.00Must be completely toilet trained. No diapers or pull-ups and must have reached age 3beforefirstclassmeeting.Allpiecesofequipmenttaught.Emphasisonbalanceandcoordination. ID# 113772 CHILD-1075-1001 09:00AM-10:00AM M 08/27 - 12/03Brandi Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113773 CHILD-1075-1003 11:00AM-12:00PM M 08/27 - 12/03Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113774 CHILD-1075-1005 05:00PM-06:00PM M 08/27 - 12/03Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113775 CHILD-1075-1008 12:30PM-01:30PM T 08/28 - 12/04Brandi Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs.ID# 113776 CHILD-1075-1009 05:00PM-06:00PM T 08/28 - 12/04Zenaida Vasquez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs.ID# 113777 CHILD-1075-1011 11:00AM-12:00PM W 08/29 - 12/05Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113778 CHILD-1075-1014 03:30PM-04:30PM W 08/29 - 12/05Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113779 CHILD-1075-1015 05:00PM-06:00PM W 08/29 - 12/05Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113780 CHILD-1075-1018 12:30PM-01:30PM R 08/30 - 12/06Brandi Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113782 CHILD-1075-1024 10:00AM-11:00AM F 08/31 - 12/07Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113783 CHILD-1075-1025 03:30PM-04:30PM F 08/31 - 12/07Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113784 CHILD-1075-1026 11:00AM-12:00PM S 09/01 - 12/08Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.

Level 1 Coed (Ages 5-8) $92.00Musthavereachedage5beforefirstclassmeeting.Emphasisonbeginninggymnastics.All pieces of equipment taught. ID# 113756 CHILD-1081-1019 09:00AM-10:00AM S 09/01 - 12/08Morgan Hare West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.

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Levels 1-2 Coed (Ages 3-5) $92.00Must be completely toilet trained. No diapers or pull-ups and must have reached age 3beforefirstclassmeeting.Allpiecesofequipmenttaught.Emphasisonbalanceandcoordination. ID# 113781 CHILD-1075-1019 05:00PM-06:00PM R 08/30 - 12/06Zenaida Vasquez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.

Levels 1-2 Coed (Ages 4-7) $92.00Musthavereachedage4beforefirstclassmeeting.Emphasisonbeginninggymnastics.All pieces of equipment taught. ID# 113738 CHILD-1081-1001 12:00PM-01:00PM M 08/27 - 12/03Brandi Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113741 CHILD-1081-1004 11:00AM-12:00PM T 08/28 - 12/04Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs.ID# 113742 CHILD-1081-1005 01:30PM-02:30PM T 08/28 - 12/04Brandi Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs.ID# 113743 CHILD-1081-1006 03:30PM-04:30PM T 08/28 - 12/04Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs.ID# 113744 CHILD-1081-1007 04:00PM-05:00PM T 08/28 - 12/04Zenaida Vasquez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs.ID# 113746 CHILD-1081-1009 09:30AM-10:30AM W 08/29 - 12/05Brandi Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113747 CHILD-1081-1010 12:30PM-01:30PM W 08/29 - 12/05Brandi Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113749 CHILD-1081-1012 12:00PM-01:00PM R 08/30 - 12/06Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113750 CHILD-1081-1013 01:30PM-02:30PM R 08/30 - 12/06Brandi Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113751 CHILD-1081-1014 05:30PM-06:30PM R 08/30 - 12/06Alexis Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 114221 CHILD-1081-1024 06:30PM-07:30PM R 08/30 - 12/06Cynthia Dixon West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113753 CHILD-1081-1016 11:00AM-12:00PM F 08/31 - 12/07Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113754 CHILD-1081-1017 04:30PM-05:30PM F 08/31 - 12/07Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113757 CHILD-1081-1020 10:00AM-11:00AM S 09/01 - 12/08Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.

Levels 1-2 Coed (Ages 4-7) $148.00Musthavereachedage4beforefirstclassmeeting.Emphasisonbeginninggymnastics.All pieces of equipment taught. ID# 113740 CHILD-1081-1003 04:00PM-05:00PM MW 08/27 - 12/05Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 28.00 Hrs.

Home-school Levels 1-2 (Ages 5-16) $92.00Designed for home-schooled children. All pieces of equipment taught. ID# 113847 CHILD-1109-1001 12:00PM-01:00PM F 08/31 - 12/07Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.

Levels 1-2 Coed (Ages 5-12) $92.00Musthavereachedage5beforefirstclassmeeting.Emphasisonbeginninggymnastics.All pieces of equipment taught. ID# 114322 CHILD-1081-1025 06:30PM-07:30PM W 08/29 - 12/05GeorgiaCanfieldWestCampusGym/Dance101 14.00Hrs.ID# 113908 CHILD-1081-1023 07:30PM-08:30PM R 08/30 - 12/06Cynthia Dixon West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.

Levels 1-2 Coed (Ages 5-16) $92.00Musthavereachedage5beforefirstclassmeeting.Emphasisonbeginninggymnastics.All pieces of equipment taught. ID# 113752 CHILD-1081-1015 05:30PM-06:30PM R 08/30 - 12/06Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113755 CHILD-1081-1018 05:30PM-06:30PM F 08/31 - 12/07Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.

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Levels 1-2 Coed (Ages 8-12) $92.00Musthavereachedage8beforefirstclassmeeting.Emphasisonbeginninggymnastics.All pieces of equipment taught. ID# 113739 CHILD-1081-1002 06:00PM-07:00PM M 08/27 - 12/03Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113745 CHILD-1081-1008 06:30PM-07:30PM T 08/28 - 12/04Cynthia Dixon West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs.ID# 113748 CHILD-1081-1011 06:00PM-07:00PM W 08/29 - 12/05Zenaida Vasquez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113758 CHILD-1081-1021 10:00AM-11:00AM S 09/01 - 12/08Morgan Hare West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.

Levels 1-2 Boys (Ages 6-16) $92.00Prerequisite: This is a boy’s only class.Musthavereachedage6beforefirstclassmeeting. Emphasis on beginning men’s gymnastics. This class follows USAG Men’s Gym-nastics Programs. ID# 113846 CHILD-1087-1001 04:00PM-05:00PM W 08/29 - 12/05Allysa Meis West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.

Level 2 Coed (Ages 4-7) $92.00Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, hand-stands, and round-offs without assistance.Musthavereachedage4beforefirstclassmeeting. All pieces of equipment taught. ID# 113830 CHILD-1117-1001 01:00PM-02:00PM M 08/27 - 12/03Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113832 CHILD-1117-1005 10:00AM-11:00AM T 08/28 - 12/04Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs.ID# 113909 CHILD-1117-1010 01:00PM-02:00PM W 08/29 - 12/05Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113833 CHILD-1117-1013 10:00AM-11:00AM R 08/30 - 12/06Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.

Level 2 Coed (Ages 4-7) $148.00Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, hand-stands, and round-offs without assistance.Musthavereachedage4beforefirstclassmeeting. All pieces of equipment taught. ID# 113831 CHILD-1117-1003 04:00PM-05:00PM MW 08/27 - 12/05Zenaida Vasquez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 28.00 Hrs.

Level 2 Coed (Ages 5-16) $92.00Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, hand-stands, and round-offs without assistance.Musthavereachedage5beforefirstclassmeeting. All pieces of equipment taught. ID# 113838 CHILD-1117-1008 07:30PM-08:30PM T 08/28 - 12/04Cynthia Dixon West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs.

Level 2 Coed (Ages 8-12) $92.00Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, hand-stands, and round-offs without assistance.Musthavereachedage8beforefirstclassmeeting. All pieces of equipment taught. ID# 113842 CHILD-1117-1011 04:30PM-05:30PM W 08/29 - 12/05Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.

Levels 2-3 Coed (Ages 4-7) $92.00Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, hand-stands, and round-offs without assistance.Musthavereachedage4beforefirstclassmeeting. All pieces of equipment taught. ID# 113834 CHILD-1117-1006 05:30PM-06:30PM T 08/28 - 12/04Alexis Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs.

Levels 2-3 Coed (Ages 5-7) $153.00Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, hand-stands, and round-offs without assistance.Musthavereachedage5beforefirstclassmeeting. All pieces of equipment taught. ID# 113835 CHILD-1117-1009 02:30PM-03:30PM TR 08/28 - 12/06Brandi Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101 29.00 Hrs.

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Levels 2-3 Coed (Ages 5-7) $92.00Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, hand-stands, and round-offs without assistance.Musthavereachedage5beforefirstclassmeeting. All pieces of equipment taught. ID# 113836 CHILD-1117-1012 06:00PM-07:00PM W 08/29 - 12/05Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 114324 CHILD-1117-1017 11:00AM-12:00PM S 09/01 - 12/08GeorgiaCanfieldWestCampusGym/Dance101 14.00Hrs.

Levels 2-3 Coed (Ages 5-12) $92.00Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, hand-stands, and round-offs without assistance.Musthavereachedage5beforefirstclassmeeting. All pieces of equipment taught. ID# 113837 CHILD-1117-1002 07:00PM-08:00PM M 08/27 - 12/03Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.

Levels 2-3 Coed (Ages 5-16) $92.00Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, hand-stands, and round-offs without assistance.Musthavereachedage5beforefirstclassmeeting. All pieces of equipment taught. ID# 001207 CHILD-1117-1015 06:30PM-07:30PM F 08/31 - 12/07Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs. Levels 3-4 Coed (Ages 5-16) $148.00Prerequisites: Level 2 class. Must be able to perform back-handsprings without assistance. Musthavereachedage5beforefirstclassmeeting.Allpiecesofequipmenttaught. ID# 113849 CHILD-1116-1001 05:00PM-06:00PM MW 08/27 - 12/05Zenaida Vasquez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 28.00 Hrs. Levels 2-3 Boys (Ages 6-16) $92.00Prerequisites: This is a boy’s only class. Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, handstands, and round-offs without assistance. Must have reachedage6beforefirstclassmeeting.Allpiecesofequipmenttaught.ID# 113893 CHILD-1088-1001 04:00PM-05:00PM T 08/28 - 12/04Allysa Meis West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs.

Home-school Levels 3-5 Coed (Ages 6-18) $118.00Prerequisites: Level 2 class. Must be able to perform back-handsprings without coach assistance. Designed for home-schooled children. All pieces of equipment taught. ID# 113848 CHILD-1080-1001 09:30AM-11:00AM W 08/29 - 12/05Charlotte Modersitzki West Campus Gym/Dance 101 21.00 Hrs.

Levels 2-3 Coed (Ages 8-12) $92.00Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, hand-stands, and round-offs without assistance.Musthavereachedage8beforefirstclassmeeting. All pieces of equipment taught. ID# 113840 CHILD-1117-1007 06:30PM-07:30PM T 08/28 - 12/04Alexis Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs.ID# 113843 CHILD-1117-1016 11:00AM-12:00PM S 09/01 - 12/08Morgan Hare West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.

Levels 2-3 Coed (Ages 8-16) $148.00Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, hand-stands, and round-offs without assistance.Musthavereachedage8beforefirstclassmeeting. All pieces of equipment taught. ID# 113844 CHILD-1117-1004 07:00PM-08:00PM MW 08/27 - 12/05Allysa Meis West Campus Gym/Dance 101 28.00 Hrs.

Levels 2-3 Coed (Ages 8-16) $92.00Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, hand-stands, and round-offs without assistance.Musthavereachedage8beforefirstclassmeeting. All pieces of equipment taught. ID# 113845 CHILD-1117-1014 06:30PM-07:30PM R 08/30 - 12/06Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.

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Pre-Team Girls Levels 2-4 (Ages 5-16) $208.00Prerequisites: By approval of instructor only. Must be able to perform back-hand-springs without coach assistance. Only gymnasts who have met special skills and qualificationrequirementscanenroll.ClassfollowsUSAGWomen’sArtisticGymnastics.ID# 114222 CHILD-1125-1002 03:45PM-05:15PM MW 08/27 - 12/05Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101 42.00 Hrs.

Advanced Level 3 Girls (Ages 5-18) $230.00Prerequisites: By approval of instructor only. Must be able to perform back-hand-springs without coach assistance. Only gymnasts who have met special skills and qualificationrequirementscanenroll.ClassfollowsUSAGWomen’sArtisticGymnastics.ID# 113856 CHILD-1125-1001 04:00PM-05:30PM MTRF 08/27 - 10/19Madilyn Newsome West Campus Gym/Dance 101 46.50 Hrs. $234.00ID# 113857 CHILD-1125-2001 04:00PM-05:30PM MTRF 10/22 - 12/18Madilyn Newsome West Campus Gym/Dance 101 48.00 Hrs.

Advanced Level 4 Girls (Ages 5-18) $230.00Prerequisite: By approval of instructor only. You must try-out and be invited to en-roll in this class. Class follows USAG Women’s Artistic Gymnastics Level 4. ID# 113860 CHILD-1126-1001 04:00PM-05:30PM MTRF 08/27 - 10/19Leah Hoover West Campus Gym/Dance 101 46.50 Hrs. $234.00ID# 113861 CHILD-1126-2001 04:00PM-05:30PM MTRF 10/22 - 12/18Leah Hoover West Campus Gym/Dance 101 48.00 Hrs.

Levels 4-5 Coed (Ages 5-16) $92.00Prerequisites: Level 3 class. Must be able to perform back-handsprings without assistance.Musthavereachedage5beforefirstclassmeeting.Allpiecesofequipmenttaught. ID# 113850 CHILD-1128-1001 06:00PM-07:00PM W 08/29 - 12/05Allysa Meis West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.

Advanced Levels 5-10 Girls (Ages 5-18) $335.00Prerequisites: By approval of instructor only. You must try-out and be invited to enroll in this class. Class follows USAG Women’s Artistic Gymnastics Levels 5-10. ID# 113858 CHILD-1108-1001 05:00PM-08:00PM MTRF 08/27 - 10/19Allysa Meis West Campus Gym/Dance 101 93.00 Hrs. $344.00ID# 113859 CHILD-1108-2001 05:00PM-08:00PM MTRF 10/22 - 12/18Allysa Meis West Campus Gym/Dance 101 96.00 Hrs.

MusicFor registration information please visit www.actx.edu/suzuki or call (806) 371-5346. Suzuki Orff - Non Program $57.00Music, rhythm, and movement class using Orff instruments and techniques with an emphasis on preparing and/or strengthening student skills for Suzuki string instrumental study. This section for students NOT currently enrolled in Suzuki Private Lessons. ID# 114027 SUZ-7031-1001 04:30PM-05:00PM W 08/29 - 12/05ID# 114007 SUZ-7031-1002 05:00PM-05:30PM W 08/29 - 12/05Vanessa Rauscher Dutton Hall 201 7.00 Hrs. Beginning Group Flute (Fife) $77.00Studentsdevelopasolidfoundationinbasicflutetechniqueandsoundproductionthroughtheuseofthefife(asmallplasticflute).Studentslearntoreadmusicnotation,andworktoward developing musical expression, pitch awareness, and ensemble skills in a fun group class setting. This section is for students NOT enrolled in Suzuki Private Lessons. ID# 114008 SUZ-8046-1004 04:30PM-05:15PM R 08/30 - 12/06Kay Cooper Dutton Hall 204 10.50 Hrs. Group Flute (Intermediate) $77.00Studentsdevelopasolidfoundationinbasicflutetechniqueandsoundproductionthroughtheuseofthefife(asmallplasticflute).Studentslearntoreadmusicnotation,andworktoward developing musical expression, pitch awareness, and ensemble skills in a fun group class setting. This section is for students NOT enrolled in Suzuki Private Lessons. ID# 114009 SUZ-8046-1005 TBA R 08/30 - 12/06Kay Cooper Dutton Hall 204 10.50 Hrs.

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Suzuki Ensemble-Non Program $77.00Build music reading, theory, and independent playing skills in chamber ensemble group-ings with Suzuki Program violin, viola, and cello students. For middle and high school students with a minimum of three year’s experience who are playing at thefollowing MINIMUM levels: violin: La Folia (Suzuki Book 6), viola: Telemann Concerto (Suzuki Book 4), cello: Marcello Sonata in E Minor (Suzuki Book 4). This section is for students NOT enrolled in Suzuki Private Lessons. ID# 114011 SUZ-8046-1006 05:00PM-05:45PM W 08/29 - 12/05 Staff TBA 10.50 Hrs.

Suzuki ProgramA supportive learning environment is the perfect place for parents and children to develop a creative, cooperative learning partnership to learn string instruments: violin, viola, cello, andflute.Weeklyprivateandgroupinstruction,monthlyPlay-ins,solorecitals,andthean-nual group recital are all components of this complete Suzuki experience. Since 1977, the ACSuzukiProgramhasofferedhighlyqualifiedandtrainedSuzukiinstructorstosupportand train growing talent in all students. For additional information please visit www.actx.edu/suzuki

Physical Fitness and Health (Teen-Adult) see page 28-30.

Power Tumbling and Trampoline For additional information please call (806) 356-3668.

Power Tumbling and Trampoline (Ages 14-Adult) see page 26.

There are no more than 12 students per instructor. All power tumbling and trampoline instructorsareCPRandfirstaidcertified.ParentWatchDaywillbethelastclassdaysofSeptember and November.

Power Tumbling and Trampoline Level 1 Coed (Ages 4-7) $92.00Beginning power tumbling and trampoline only. ID# 113789 CHILD-2350-1001 04:30PM-05:30PM M 08/27 - 12/03Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113790 CHILD-2350-1003 03:30PM-04:30PM R 08/30 - 12/06Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.ID# 113791 CHILD-2350-1004. 01:00PM-02:00PM F 08/31 - 12/07Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.

Power Tumbling and Trampoline Levels 1-2 Coed (Ages 4-7) $92.00Beginning power tumbling and trampoline only. ID# 114310 CHILD-2350-1005 12:00PM-01:00PM S 09/01 - 12/08GeorgiaCanfieldWestCampusGym/Dance101 14.00Hrs.

Power Tumbling and Trampoline Levels 1-2 Coed (Ages 8-16) $92.00Beginning power tumbling and trampoline only. ID# 113792 CHILD-2350-1002 05:30PM-06:30PM M 08/27 - 12/03Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.

Power Tumbling and Trampoline Levels 1-2 Boys (Ages 5-16) $92.00Prerequisite: This is a boy’s only class. Musthavereachedage5beforefirstclassmeeting. ID# 113793 CHILD-1136-1001 06:30PM-07:30PM M 08/27 - 12/03Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs. Power Tumbling and Trampoline Levels 1-2 Boys (Ages 6-16) $92.00Prerequisite: This is a boy’s only class.Musthavereachedage5beforefirstclassmeeting. Beginning power tumbling and trampoline only. ID# 113794 CHILD-1136-1002 05:00PM-06:00PM W 08/29 – 12/05Allysa Meis West Campus Gym/Dance 101 14.00 Hrs.

Power Tumbling and Trampoline Level 2 Coed (Ages 7-12) $92.00Prerequisites: Beginning Levels 1-2 class. Must be able to perform back-hand-springs without coach assistance. Power tumbling and trampoline only.ID# 114317 CHILD-1132-1002 05:30PM-06:30PM W 08/29 - 12/05GeorgiaCanfieldWestCampusGym/Dance101 14.00Hrs.

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Power Tumbling and Trampoline Levels 2-3 Coed (Ages 8-16) $134.00Prerequisites: Beginning Levels 1-2 class. Must be able to perform back-hand-springs without coach assistance. Power tumbling and trampoline onlyID# 113140 CHILD-1132-1001 06:30PM-07:30PM T 08/28 - 12/04Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs.

Sports and RecreationFor additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Martial Arts and Self Defense (Ages 13-Adult) see page 31.

Golf (Ages 12-Adult) see page 32.

Hunter Education (Ages 9-Adult) see page 32.

Mountain Bike Riding (Ages 15-Adult) see page 31.

Martial ArtsIntroduction to Goju Ryu Karate (Ages 5-9) $29.00Childrengainconfidence,self-esteem,andself-disciplinethroughpracticeofOkinawanGoju Ryu Karate. Fun exercises and drills are designed to build coordination, improve fitness,andprovideskillstolastalife-time.Studentsaretaughtthatthereisanappropri-ate and inappropriate time to display their new found karate skills. Classes are taught by SenseiLeeGray,aninternationallycertifiedInstructorwithover50year’sexperience,aformer USMC hand-to-hand and close quarters combat Instructor, a former TDCJ defen-sive tactics Instructor, and a former national and International karate champion. ID# 113798 CHILD-1166-1001 09:30AM-10:30AM S 09/01 - 10/13ID# 113799 CHILD-1166-1002 09:30AM-10:30AM S 10/20 - 12/08Lee Gray Amarillo Martial Arts Center 7.00 Hrs. 3101 S. Western, Suite 3 Introduction to Goju Ryu Karate (Ages 10-14) $29.00ChildrenreapsubstantialrewardsfromthepracticeofGojuRyuKaratesuchasconfi-dence, dependability, focus, and respect to name only a few. Different from group activi-ties, Goju Rye Karate places emphasis on individual excellence providing greater respon-sibility for personal achievements. Students are encouraged to set their goals high, to work hard, and to avoid bad habits and associations. Classes are taught by Sensei Lee Gray who has over 50 year’s experience teaching martial arts to children and adults. A karate GI (uniform clothing) is required. Instructor will have information on how to obtain materialsfirstclassmeeting.ID# 113800 CHILD-1167-1001 11:00AM-12:00PM S 09/01 - 10/13ID# 113801 CHILD-1167-1002 11:00AM-12:00PM S 10/20 - 12/08 Lee Gray Amarillo Martial Arts Center 7.00 Hrs. 3101 S. Western, Suite 3

Karate - Shotokan (Ages 8-13) $72.00The Japan Karate Association method is one of the best devices for teaching unarmed self-defense and various martial arts techniques. Gi uniform is required.ID# 113796 CHILD-1165-1001 05:30PM-07:00PM T 08/28 - 12/04Robert Gillespie, 3rd Dan Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 102C 22.50 Hrs. Karate - Shotokan (Ages 5-13) $68.00ID# 113797 CHILD-1165-1002 05:30PM-07:00PM R 08/30 - 12/06Robert Gillespie, 3rd Dan Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 102C 21.00 Hrs.

Karate - Shotokan (Ages 5-13) $68.00ID# 113795 CHILD-1165-1003 09:30AM-11:00AM S 09/01 - 12/08Robert Gillespie, 3rd Dan Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 102C 21.00 Hrs.

VolleyballVolleyball (Grades 4-6) $54.00Basic skills in volleyball - passing, setting, blocking, spiking, and proper footwork taught in the class. Drills and team play enforced beginning the third class meeting. Come sign up for lots of fun and play. ID# 113980 CHILD-1393-1001 06:30PM-08:30PM T 09/11 - 10/30Rita Sampson Carter Fitness Center 110 16.00 Hrs.

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TheatreA C Conservatory TheatreFor additional information please call (806) 371-5353. Registration begins July 27, 2012. There will be an open enrollment, in-person registration on Saturday, September 8, 2012 from 10:00AM-12:00PM and 1:00PM-4:00PM at Ordway Auditorium, 22nd and Washington.

Acting the Song (Ages 9-12) $125.00Class is designed to develop the singer’s ability to successfully interpret a song. Style, emotional response and presentation are addressed. End of semester presentation is included.ID# 113688 ACT-1010-1001 04:00PM-05:00PM M 09/10 - 12/17Linda Hughes Ordway Hall 107/114 15.00 Hrs.Acting the Song (Ages 13-18) $125.00ID# 113689 ACT-1020-1001 05:30PM-06:30PM M 09/10 - 12/14Linda Hughes Ordway Hall 107/112B 15.00 Hrs. Developing the Dramatic Actor (Ages 9-12) $125.00Class is designed to develop the emotional and performance levels necessary for the presentation of a believable dramatic character. Actors learn through individual theatrical exercises, monologues and end of semester presentations. ID# 113686 ACT-1005-1001 04:30PM-05:30PM M 09/10 - 12/17Jayme McBride Ordway Hall 107/112B 15.00 Hrs.Developing the Dramatic Actor (Ages 13-18) $125.00ID# 113687 ACT-1006-1001 05:30PM-06:30PM M 09/10 - 12/17Jayme McBride Ordway Hall 107/114 15.00 Hrs.

Theatre Concepts A-Z (Ages 9-12) $125.00Class is designed to teach beginning to advanced students the language of the theatre. A concept is introduced and worked in a practical theatre setting. Suggested as an entry level course for the student with no theatre experience. ID# 113690 ACT-1082-1001 04:30PM-05:30PM T 09/11 - 12/18Jayme McBride Ordway Hall 107/114 15.00 Hrs.Theatre Concepts A-Z (Ages 13-18) $125.00ID# 113691 ACT-1083-1001 05:30PM-06:30PM T 09/11 - 12/18Jayme McBride Ordway Hall 107/114 15.00 Hrs.

Getting the Callback (Ages 13-18) $125.00An extended class to explore the local, college and national audition materials that help and a coveted callback. ID# 113692 ACT-1023-1001 05:00PM-06:30PM T 09/11 - 12/18Linda Hughes Ordway Hall 112B/114 22.50 Hrs.

The Art of Mime $125.00Study of pantomime - basic foundation for successful character portrayals. Students ex-plore the silent communication and physical movement of the MIME. An end of semester choreographed presentation is included. ID# 113695 ACT-1200-1001 04:30PM-05:30PM W 09/12 – 12/19Linda Hughes Ordway Hall 114/112B 14.00 Hrs.

Vocal Techniques and Performance (Ages 9-12) $125.00A study of the literature of musical theatre. Special emphasis is placed on learning proper technique and theory. A vocal performance group will be formed from students enrolled in the classID# 113703 ACT-1092-1001 04:30PM-05:30PM R 09/13 - 12/13Vocal Techniques and Performance (Ages 13-18) $125.00ID# 113705 ACT-1093-1001 05:30PM-06:30PM R 09/13 - 12/13Amelia O’Dell Ordway Hall 107/112B 13.00 Hrs.

Scene Studies (Ages 9-12) $125.00Development of the actor through the study of age appropriate theatre scenes. Modern theatre literature will be explored and performed at an end of semester presentation. ID# 113721 ACT-1094-1001 05:00PM-06:00PM W 09/12 - 12/19Jayme McBride Ordway Hall 107/112B 14.00 Hrs. Scene Studies (Ages 13-18) $125.00ID# 113722 ACT-1094-1002 05:00PM-06:30PM R 09/13 - 12/13Linda Hughes Ordway Hall 107 19.50 Hrs.

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Pre-Conservatory Creative Drama (Ages 6-8) $125.00A fun class designed for the very young theatre student. The curriculum includes introduc-tory theatre games and creative dramatic exercise. ID# 113723 ACT-1060-1001 04:00PM-05:00PM W 09/12 - 12/19Jayme McBride Ordway Hall 112B 14.00 Hrs.

SkatingFor additional information please call (806) 356-3668.

Rental skates are included in the course fee, but wrist guards and skating or hockey style helmets are required. Due to ice rink availability, occasional variations in schedule will be necessary.

Ice Skating Beginning Coed (Ages 5-8) $128.00Introduction to basic ice skating skills. Students will learn to glide forward and backward, stop, turn, fall, and get up. Class follows USFS Basic Skills curriculum. ID# 113135 CHILD-1122-1001 12:00PM-01:30PM S 09/22 - 11/03Svetlana Petrey Amarillo Civic Center Coliseum 9.00 Hrs.

Ice Skating Beginning Coed (Ages 9-18) $128.00Introduction to basic ice skating skills. Students will learn to glide forward and backward, stop, turn, fall, and get up. Class follows USFS Basic Skills curriculum. ID# 113136 CHILD-1122-1002 12:00PM-01:30PM S 09/22 - 11/03Alicia Eaton-Spoll Amarillo Civic Center Coliseum 9.00 Hrs.

CE Online selections from www.actx.edu/ce/online

SAT/ACT Preparation - Part 1 $85Master the reading, writing, English, and science questions on the ACT and new SAT.

SAT/ACT Preparation - Part 2 $85Master the math questions on the ACT and new SAT.

12 Steps to a Successful Job Search $85 World-renowned author and career advisor shows you how to get the job you want quickly and easily and in any economy. )

Achieving Success with Difficult People $85Learn how to have more successful relationships with difficult bosses, co-workers, students, neighbors, or relatives.

Introduction to Natural Health and Healing $85Learn how to promote wellness, balance, and health in all aspects of your daily life.

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Seniors’ College The following classes are specifically designed for those age 50 and older. Unless otherwise noted, you must be age 50 or older or have permission of the instructor to take one of the classes.

Seniors - Arts and CraftsFor additional information please call (806) 371-2922. Acrylic Painting $48.00Beginning, intermediate and advanced class. Students must furnish own art supplies. Pickupsupplylist,1314S.Polk,Room123andhavesuppliesbeforefirstclassmeeting.ID# 113506 SRCIT-1024-1001 09:00AM-12:00PM M 09/10 - 12/03Donna Cobb Downtown Campus 123 39.00 Hrs. China Painting $48.00Studentsmustfurnishownartsupplies.Supplylistwillbegivenatfirstclassmeeting.Paintyourowngiftsandcreatefamilyheirloomsinthisbeautifulart.Pieceswillbefiredforminimal fee. ID# 113507 SRCIT-1273-1001 01:00PM-04:00PM T 09/04 - 12/04Thelma Bewley Downtown Campus 119 42.00 Hrs. Drawing $48.00Studentsmustfurnishownartsupplies.Supplylistwillbegivenatfirstclassmeeting.Instruction for all levels of experience and using a variety of subjects and techniques. ID# 113511 SRCIT-1362-1001 09:00AM-12:00PM R 09/06 - 12/06Sandy Jones Downtown Campus 119 39.00 Hrs. Introduction to Oil Painting $48.00Studentsmustfurnishownartsupplies.Supplylistwillbegivenatfirstclassmeeting.Beginning basics in Oil Painting. ID# 113512 SRCIT-1603-1001 09:00AM-12:00PM T 09/04 - 12/04Jim Burleson Downtown Campus 123 42.00 Hrs. Oil Painting $48.00Studentsmustfurnishownartsupplies.Supplylistwillbegivenatfirstclassmeeting.Beginning,intermediateandadvancedclassesinoilpaintingwithqualifiedinstructors.ID# 113513 SRCIT-1604-1001 09:00AM-12:00PM W 09/05 - 12/05Rod Getman Downtown Campus 123 39.00 Hrs. Oil Painting $48.00Studentsmustfurnishownartsupplies.Supplylistwillbegivenatfirstclassmeeting.Beginning,intermediateandadvancedclassesinoilpaintingwithqualifiedinstructors.ID# 113510 SRCIT-1604-1002 09:00AM-12:00PM R 09/06 - 12/06Bubbles Good Downtown Campus123 39.00 Hrs. Portrait Painting $48.00Students must furnish own art supplies. Portrait painting in any medium. Separate model-ing fee to be paid in class. ID# 113515 SRCIT-1649-1001 01:00PM-04:00PM T 09/04 - 12/04Staff Downtown Campus123 42.00 Hrs. Watercolor Painting $48.00Explore the medium of watercolor from exercises and class set-ups. ID# 113514 SRCIT-1901-1001 09:00AM-12:00PM T 09/04 - 12/04Staff Downtown Campus119 42.00 Hrs. Woodcarving- Beginners/Intermediate $48.00ID# 113509 SRCIT-1951-1002 01:00PM-04:00PM M 09/10 - 12/03Beginning instruction in woodcarving, use of tools and safety. Continued learning of the craft for the intermediate woodcarver.James Fuller Downtown Campus119 39.00 Hrs.

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Woodcarving - Intermediate $48.00Must have minimum of two years related experience, completed the beginning woodcarv-ing class, or instructor permission. Please no beginners.ID# 113508 SRCIT-1951-1001 09:00AM-12:00PM M 09/10 - 12/03James Fuller Downtown Campus119 39.00 Hrs.

Seniors - Computer ClassesFor additional information please call (806) 371-2922.

Basic Computer Concepts $43.00An introductory class in computer concepts and terminology along with mouse operations, filemanagement,anddesktopproperties.IntroductiontowordprocessingwithMicrosoftNotePad, WordPad, and Microsoft Word. Create documents using features such as copy-ing, pasting, text alignment, and margins. ID# 113524 SRCIT-1286-1002 09:00AM-12:00PM MF 09/10 - 09/21ID# 113534 SRCIT-1286-1004 09:00AM-11:30AM MF 11/05 - 11/16Jerry Thomas Downtown Campus 126 10.00 Hrs.ID# 113523 SRCIT-1286-1001 06:00PM-08:30PM TR 08/28 - 09/06Linda Morgan Downtown Campus 126 10.00 Hrs.ID# 113525 SRCIT-1286-1003 06:00PM-08:30PM TR 10/23 - 11/01Linda Morgan Community Link 2412 N. Grand 10.00 Hrs.

Beginning Word $43.00Focuses on formatting creative documents with fonts, clip art, charts, borders, and ar-rangement of text. Learn to insert text, utilize spell-check, borders and shading, bullets and numbering, and paragraph features. ID# 113536 SRCIT-1828-1002 09:00AM-11:30AM MF 09/24 - 10/05ID# 113537 SRCIT-1828-1003 09:00AM-11:30AM MF 11/19 - 12/07Jerry Thomas Downtown Campus 126 10.00 Hrs.ID# 113535 SRCIT-1828-1001 06:00PM-08:30PM TR 09/11 - 09/20Linda Morgan Downtown Campus 126 10.00 Hrs. Beginning Excel $43.00Introduction to spreadsheets and the basic functions of Excel, including arrangement of information,findingoptimalcellwidth,insertinganddeletingcolumnsandrows,sortingandfilteringdata,merginganddeletingcells,usingthesummationformula,andformattingtext within the spreadsheet. ID# 113538 SRCIT-1385-1001 06:00PM-08:30PM TR 09/25 - 10/04Linda Morgan Community Link 2412 N. Grand 10.00 Hrs.ID# 114335 SRCIT-1385-1002 9:00AM-11:30AM MF 10/08 - 10/19Jerry Thomas Downtown Campus 126 10.00 Hrs. Exploring the Internet $43.00An introduction to the Internet and Internet terminology with an emphasis on discussion of Internet issues and review of popular websites. Seniors explore both the Internet and Internet resources including the use of advanced search techniques to narrow search techniques. The class creates a free e-mail account and practices sending e-mails with and without attachments. ID# 113539 SRCIT-1575-1001 06:00PM-08:30PM TR 10/09 - 10/18Linda Morgan Community Link 2412 N. Grand 10.00 Hrs.ID# 114341 SRCIT-1575-1002 9:00AM-11:30AM MF 10/22 - 11/02 Jerry Thomas Downtown Campus 126 10.00 Hrs.

Beginning Powerpoint $43.00Hands on exercises in Microsoft PowerPoint. Students will create their own PowerPoint presentation with a minimum of ten slides. ID# 113540 SRCIT-1700-1001 06:00PM-08:30PM TR 11/06 - 11/15Linda Morgan Community Link 2412 N. Grand 10.00 Hrs.

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Hereford CampusFor additional information please call (806) 457-4400 unless otherwise noted.

ArtBeginning Card Making $68.00The perfect class for the beginning card maker. Receive hands-on experience using many of the basic tools to create a beautiful card for any occasion. Required materials will be discussedatfirstclass.ID# 114143 ARTCT-1047-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM R 09/06 - 11/09 Molly Meeks Hereford Campus TBA 20.00 Hrs.

Cooking Cake Decorating - Beginning $67.00Construction and assembly of tiered cakes. An introduction to detail string work and bor-ders, fondant cutouts, roses, and leaves. ID# 114144 COOK-1015-1002 06:00PM-08:00PM M 09/10 - 10/15 Staff Hereford High School CTE 12.00 Hrs. Cake Decorating - Intermediate $67.00The next level of instruction to detail string work and borders, fondant cutouts, roses, and leaves. Construction and assembly of tiered cakes. Must have basic knowledge of deco-rating or have taken the beginner’s course. ID# 114145 COOK-1015-1003 06:00PM-08:00PM M 10/29 - 12/03 Staff Hereford High School CTE 12.00 Hrs.

English as a Second LanguageESL: Speaking and Listening I $220.00Develop everyday conversational skills. Emphasis placed on vocabulary, pronunciation, and simple sentence patterns. ID# 114134 NFUND-3003-1001 09:00AM-11:15AM TR 08/28 - 12/13 Dolores Arambula Hereford Campus 101 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)

ESL: Speaking and Listening II $220.00Develop and expand conversational and listening skills. Emphasis placed on vocabulary, pronunciation, and the use of tenses. ID# 114135 NFUND-3003-1002 07:15AM-09:30AM MW 08/27 - 12/12 Dolores Arambula Hereford Campus 101 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU) ESL: Speaking and Listening III $220.00Practice conversational and listening skills through class activities and practice. Emphasis placed on idioms and listening comprehension. ID# 114136 NFUND-3003-1003 09:00AM-11:15AM MW 08/27 - 12/14Dolores Arambula Hereford Campus 101 80.00 Hrs.(11.20 CEU) ESL: Composition II $210.00Write simple and compound sentences on a variety of subjects. Emphasis placed on add-ing details to sentences, subject-verb agreement, and proofreading. ID# 114137 NFUND-3003-1004 07:00AM-09:15AM TR 08/28 - 12/13 Dolores Arambula Hereford Campus 101 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)

Healthcare CoursesCPR for Healthcare Providers $52.00Pre-registration is required and class size is limited. Presents American Heart Associa-tionguidelinesforCPRforHealthcareProviders.Thiscoursedoesnotmeetthefirstaidrequirements for child care personnel and foster parents. ID# 114139 EMSP-1019-1006 08:00AM-04:00PM S 09/22ID# 114140 EMSP-1019-1007 08:00AM-04:00PM S 10/20ID# 114141 EMSP-1019-1008 08:00AM-04:00PM S 11/17 Staff Hereford Campus 105 7.00 Hrs.(0.70 CEU)

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History Exploring America and Europe $58.00Take a fun journey into America’s and Europe’s past. This hands-on and visual learning environment makes history exciting and fun. Learn new places and events that you may not have known before. ID# 114146 MISC-1075-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM M 08/27 - 11/05Staff Hereford Campus 103 20.00 Hrs.(2.00 CEU)

Photography Digital Photography - Basic $66.00Beginner’s class of basics for the enthusiastic photographer using a digital camera. Be-come a professional photographer before the holidays! ID# 114157 PHOTO-1013-1002 06:00PM-09:00PM T 08/27 - 10/15 Pamela McNutt Hereford Campus 116 21.00 Hrs. Digital Photography - Imaging and Development $66.00Beginners class of basics in photo imaging and developing pictures through use of digital camera computer software. ID# 114158 PHOTO-1013-1003 06:00PM-09:00PM M 10/15 - 11/26 Pamela McNutt Hereford Campus 116 21.00 Hrs.

Physical Fitness and Health Early Bird Body Fitness $86.00An hour of physical challenge using an assortment of equipment and techniques that will provide an invigorating start to your day. Yoga mats are required. ID# 114159 HER-1007-1003 06:00AM-07:00AM MW 08/27 - 12/05 Staff Hereford Campus 118 28.00 Hrs.

WeldingIntroduction to Welding $199.00Basic welding techniques using some of the following processes: Oxy-fuel welding (OFW) and cutting, shielded metal arc welding (SMAW), gas metal arc welding (GMAW), and gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW). ID# 114142 WLDG-1007-1002 06:00PM-10:00PM T 08/28 - 12/11 Ernesto Cabezuela Hereford High School CTE 64.00 Hrs.(6.40 CEU)

Moore County CampusFor additional information please call (806) 934-7220 unless otherwise noted.

ArtCard Making $50.00Come design cards for all occasions and holidays! Bring scissors and a ruler and join the fun..ID# 114187 ARTCT-1047-1002 06:00PM-08:00PM T 10/02 - 10/23 Margaret Parsons Moore County Campus TBA 8.00 Hrs.

Computer LiteracyMastering Excel 2010 $33.00Learn the advanced functions of Excel 2012. ID# 114337 ITSW-2029-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM M 09/17 - 10/08 Jerry Allen Moore County Campus 147 8.00 Hrs.(0.80 CEU)

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Dance Country Western Dance $51.00Learn the basic Texas Two-step, Waltz, Schottische, and many more! ID# 114343 DANCE-1015-1004 07:00PM-09:00PM R 09/13 - 10/18 Denia Brinkmann Five Eighty Steakhouse 11354 Schuman Rd 8.00 Hrs.

Electronics Technology DC-AC Circuits $234.00Fundamentals of DC circuits and AC circuits operation including Ohm’s law, Kirchhoff’s laws, networks, transformers, resonance, phasors, capacitive and inductive and circuit analysis techniques. ID# 114173 CETT-1009-1001 05:00PM-09:50PM W 08/29 - 12/12 Randall Sims Moore County Campus 175 80.00 Hrs.(8.00 CEU)

English as a Second Language Occupational English $122.00A multi-level approach to learning essential English communication skills. Reading, writing, and pronunciation skills will be covered. Books are available through the Amarillo College Bookstore. ID# 114174 COMG-1006-1001 10:00AM-12:00PM MWF 09/10 - 10/26ID# 114175 COMG-1006-1002 06:00PM-08:00PM TR 09/11 - 11/27 Staff Moore County Campus TBA 42.00 Hrs.(4.20 CEU)

Forklift Operator Certification Forklift Operator Certification $225.00Forklift design, controls, and instrumentation, comprehensive pre-use inspection, forklift stability,andfactorsaffectingstability.Hands-ontraininganddemonstrationofproficiency.ID# 114338 CNSE-1003-1005 06:00PM-10:00PM TWR 10/09 - 10/11ID# 114340 CNSE-1003-1006 06:00PM-10:00PM TWR 11/06 - 11/08 Staff High Plains Safety Training Center 1330 FM 2203 12.00 Hrs.(1.20 CEU)

Healthcare Courses CPR and First Aid $50.00MeetsOSHAguidelinesforfirstaidprograms.Combineslecture,interactivevideodem-onstrations featuring emergency scenarios that are likely to occur in a variety of environ-ments, and hands-on training to teach lifesaving skills. For childcare personnel, foster parents, truck drivers, electricians, and those requiring infant, child, adult CPR and First Aid.ParticipantslearnhowtouseanAED(automaticexternaldefibrillator).ThisCPRdoes not meet the requirements for healthcare. ID# 114181 EMSP-1026-1003 08:00AM-04:00PM F 09/21ID# 114182 EMSP-1026-1004 08:00AM-04:00PM F 10/26ID# 114183 EMSP-1026-1005 08:00AM-04:00PM F 11/30 John Vincent Moore County Campus TBA 7.00 Hrs.(0.70 CEU)

CPR for Healthcare Providers $51.00Presents American Heart Association guidelines for CPR for Healthcare Providers, includ-ing how to use an AED and how to manage respiratory and cardiac emergencies. Books available at the West Campus Bookstore. Students receive a pocket mask for use in this class.Thiscoursedoesnotmeetthefirst-aidrequirementsforchildcarepersonnelandfoster parents. ID# 114184 EMSP-1019-1009 08:00AM-04:00PM T 11/27 Sam Aldrich Moore County Campus TBA 7.00 Hrs.(0.70 CEU) Nursing Assistant/Aide (CNA) $452.00Prerequisites: Immunizations; Criminal Background Check. Payment is required at regis-tration. In person registration ONLY. Social security card, immunization record, and cur-rent photo ID are required at time of registration. Student may NOT register without ALL documents and complete background check. Registration fee includes state exam costs (non-refundable). State testing dates will be announced at a later date.

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ID# 114188 NURA-1001-1001 08:00AM-05:00PM SU 09/08 - 09/23 and 05:00PM-10:00PM T 09/11,9/25,10/09 and 06:45AM-03:30PM SU 09/29,10/06,10/07 and 08:00AM-05:00PM U 09/30 Robert Bates Dumas High School 421 W 4th St 108.00 Hrs.(10.80 CEU)

Office AdministrationOffice Assistant $59.00UncoverthebasicsemployersareseekinginanOfficeAssistant.Coversletterwriting,databases,filing,timemanagement,phoneetiquette,andcustomerserviceskillsneededin the workforce. ID# 114186 POFT-1022-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM T 09/25 - 11/13 Alicia Williams Moore County Campus TBA 16.00 Hrs.(1.60 CEU)

Performance Improvement Leadership Gold $96.00“Asaleaderyouwillnevergetaheaduntilyourpeoplearebehindyou!”CertifiedtrainerGary Douglas will guide you through the in-depth principles of becoming a successful leader. Based on the book by John C. Maxwell, Leadership Gold is designed to help you bring out the best potential in your employment team while skyrocketing your professional image to new heights! ID# 114342 BMGT-2006-1001 08:00AM-04:00PM F 10/12 James Douglass Moore County Campus TBA 7.00 Hrs.(0.70 CEU)

Physical FitnessLifetime Fitness $207.00Learnbasicsofexerciseandfitness.Createacustomizedfitnessplan.Practicesustainingafitnessplanandmakingexerciseapartofyourlifestyle.MembershiptoYMCAofDumasincluded in course cost. ID# 114170 HER-1010-1001 05:30PM-06:45PM R 08/30 - 12/13 Danielle Arias Moore County Campus 107 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU)

Renewable Energy Overview of Energy Industry $127.00Introduction to the major sectors of the energy industry including fossil fuels, alternative energy systems, power generation facilities and electrical transmission. Includes a com-parison of energy industry careers. ID# 114176 ENER-1050-1001 06:00PM-08:50PM M 08/27 - 12/10 John Vincent Moore County Campus 166 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU) Solar Fundamentals $193.00Study of heat transference, motors, pumps and other mechanical devices; solid state switches; photovoltaic plates and energy conversion; thermal dynamics; and solar energy. ID# 114197 HART-1011-1001 06:00PM-09:50PM R 08/30 - 12/13 John Vincent Moore County Campus 166 64.00 Hrs.(6.40 CEU)

Safety and Environmental TechnologyIntroduction to Environmental Safety and Health $127.00An historic overview of environmental safety and health. Emphasis is on the use of oc-cupational safety and health codes. ID# 114172 EPCT-1007-1001 01:00PM-04:00PM T 08/28 - 12/11 John Vincent Moore County Campus 109 48.00 Hrs.(4.80 CEU) OSHA 10-Hour General Industry $138.00Introduces the student to OSHA policies, procedures, standards, and general industry safety and health principles. Upon successful completion of this course, participant will receive an OSHA General Industry Safety and Health 10-hour card. ID# 114185 OSHT-1003-1001 05:00PM-10:00PM MT 09/10 - 09/11 Dan Brinkman Moore County Campus TBA 10.00 Hrs.(1.00 CEU)

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MissionAmarillo College enriching the lives of our students and our community.

Continuing Education Divisionstrengthening communities through lifelong learning.

Continuing Education• TheRegistrar’sOfficerecordsContinuingEducationcoursesyouhavetaken,anda

transcript of those courses will be provided upon request.• ContinuingEducationUnits(CEUs)areawardedfordesignatedContinuingEducation

classes.OneCEUisdefinedas“10contacthoursofparticipationinanorganizedcontinuing education adult or extension experience under responsible sponsorship, capabledirection,andqualifiedinstruction.”

• StudentsinContinuingEducationclassesforwhichCEUsareawardedwillqualifyfor one of the following: S — Satisfactory, U — Unsatisfactory. Students in non-CEU bearing classes, courses generally designed for the student’s personal enrichment and enjoyment, do not receive grades.

Academic FreedomStudents shall be free to be guided by scholarly research, study the substance of a given discipline, examine pertinent data, question assumptions, take reasoned exception to information and views offered in the classroom, and reserve judgment about matters of opinion.

Enrollment Eligibility NoticeStudents with outstanding obligations to Amarillo College may not be allowed to enroll in orcompleteaContinuingEducationcourseuntiltheobligationisfulfilled.Studentswhohave received a Criminal Trespass Warning from Amarillo College will not be allowed to enroll in courses held on any AC campus unless the warning has been lifted.

SENIOR CITIZEN TUITION WAIVER POLICY ASeniorCitizenisdefinedas“anyperson65yearsofageorolder.”Tuitionwillbewaivedon eligible courses on a SPACE AVAILABLE basis; however, the class must reach its minimum paying enrollment, but not its maximum, for the policy to apply. Proof of age and photoidentificationarerequired,andthestudentmustpayallcourse/labfees. Continuing Education Courses: A Senior Citizen must complete the “Continuing Education Registration Form.” Continuing education courses that do not meet the criteria for state funding must be self-supporting and are not eligible for the Senior Citizen Tuition Waiver. Ineligible courses include all Personal Enrichment courses and most Occupational Continuing Education courses that are less than seven clock hours in length.

TPEG Funding TPEG funding for certain CEU credit bearing Continuing Education classes is available to eligible students. Student eligibility is based on demonstrated need and is limited to studentenrollmentinanoccupationspecificstatefundedcourse.TPEGfundsdonotcovertextbooksorsupplies.TheFinancialAidOfficewilldetermineindividualapprovaland oversee the disbursement of TPEG funds. Please contact the Continuing Education Officeat(806)371-2910formoreinformation. Note: Application does not guarantee payment of tuition, and the award is based on the availability of funds.

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The Fine Print• Amarillo College is an Equal Opportunity Community College.

• disAbility Services - Any student who has a disabling condition that may require special arrangements to meet course requirements should contact disAbility Services, Room 119 of the Student Service Center, Washington Street Campus or call 371-5436.

• Linked Courses - If a student registers through Occupational Continuing Education, they earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for designated classes, not Semester Credit Hours (SCHs). If students wish to receive SCHs, they must enroll through the College’s credit registration process.

• Class Cancellation - Amarillo College reserves the right to cancel a class or classes when necessary.

• Inclement Weather - In the event that severe weather conditions are present, the PresidentofAmarilloCollegemayfinditnecessarytoclosetheCollege.Studentsandfaculty are advised to listen to local radio and television stations for announcements and updates. The main telephone number for the College is 371-5000, and the message will be switched to announce weather-related decisions. Local television stations will be noti-fiedimmediatelyofaclosingdecision.ThelatestinformationcanalsobefoundontheACwebsite: www.actx.edu

• Refund Policy - Unlessotherwisestatedinbrochures,flyers,orotherpromotionalmaterials, the AC Continuing Education Refund Policy is as follows: • Studentsmustinitiateallrefundrequestsandtransfersfromoneclasstoanother. • Refundsareprocessedwithin45days. • Ifastudenttransferstoadifferentclass,anyadditionaltuitionduemustbepaidatthetime the transfer is processed. • Ifaclassiscancelled,thestudentautomaticallyreceivesa100percentrefund.

Classes with fewer than three class meetings:Until the close of business the last working day prior to the beginning date of the class:

• 100percentrefundswillbegiven. • Classtransfersareallowed. • Norefundswillbegivenonorafterthefirstclassday.

Classes with three or more class meetings:Until the close of business the last working day prior to the date of the third class meeting:

• 100 percent refunds will be given.• Classtransfersareallowedand100percentoftuitionalreadypaidwillbeappliedtothe new course(s). • Norefundswillbegivenonorafterthethirdclassday.

• Notice to Employers - Third party checks received at the time of enrollment are applied to the student’s account.

PHONE/WEB SERVICE:Call : • (806) 371-5000 Monday through Thursday - 7 a.m.- 9 p.m. • (800) 227-8784 Friday - 7 a.m.- 5 p.m. • Saturday -10 a.m. - 3 p.m. • www.actx.edu Except Holiday Weekends

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Registration begins July 27, 2012You may enroll using one of these methods: online, mail, fax or in person. To hold a place in the class, payment is due upon enrollment.

Online Registration Open the internet and go to www.actx.edu click on “Continuing Education Schedule.” You must use the Social Security Number of any child you register.

WebAdvisor Troubleshooting• Cannot enter WebAdvisor. : If you are not currently enrolled or were not enrolled within the last

year, call 371-5000 to update your record. If you meet these requirements and cannot access WebAdvisor, call 371-5000.

• Cannot register for classes: Be sure you have cleared any restrictions for financial obligations.If you have questions related to a specific Continuing Education class, send an e-mail to [email protected].

Mail RegistrationIf you are enrolling a child, you must use the social security number of the child not the parent. • Complete the registration form on page 6, enclose check or credit card information, and mail to AMARILLO COLLEGE REGISTRAR’S OFFICE PO BOX 447 AMARILLO TX 79178• No acknowledgement will be mailed.

FAX Registration• If you are enrolling a child, you must use the social security number of the child not the parent.• Complete the registration form on page 6, include credit card information, and fax

to Registrar’s Office (806) 371-5066.• No acknowledgement will be mailed.

In-Person Registration - Assistance CentersWASHINGTON STREET CAMPUSMonday: 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.Tuesday - Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

Extended Hours(January, April, August, November)

Monday: 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.Tuesday - Thursday: 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.Friday: 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.

EAST CAMPUS8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday - FridayClosed for Lunch 12 p.m.-1 p.m

WEST CAMPUS8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday

HEREFORD CAMPUS8:00 a.m.- 7:00 p.m., Monday – Thursday8:00 a.m.- 4:00 p.m., Friday

MOORE COUNTY CAMPUS7:30 a.m.- 8:00 p.m., Monday - Thursday Closed - Friday

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Apr 6 - Good Friday Dec 20-31 - Christmas Break

May 28 - Memorial Day

Jan 16 - Martin Luther King Day Sept 3 - Labor Day

Mar 12-18 - Spring Break Nov 21-25 - Thanksgiving

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2012 Holidays and Observances (shaded)Jan 1-2 - New Year Break July 4- Independence Day

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Fall classes begin August 27, 2012

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PHONE/WEB SERVICE:Call : • (806) 371-5000 Monday through Thursday - 7 a.m.- 9 p.m. • (800) 227-8784 Friday - 7 a.m.- 5 p.m. • Saturday -10 a.m. - 3 p.m. • www.actx.edu Except Holiday Weekends

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