Autry Technology Center Course Catalog January-June 2011

COURSE CATALOGJANUARY - JUNE 2011

1201 West Willow | Enid, OK | 73703 | 580.242.2750 | autrytech.com

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How should I enroll? How can my business benefit from services at Autry? Can Autry help me find a job? Check out page four to find answers to the most frequently asked questions. Or call Autry for more information.

Start Your Own Business

Starting your own business or running it successfully once you have it going can be a challenge. Autry offers customized assistance for small businesses, as well as The Business Development Academy. Learn many key aspects of business and meet with others in a setting designed to promote learning and community support.

Safety Training

Autry’s safety training team can help your business or organization with a variety of safety training—from CPR and first aid to forklift training and hearing testing. New mobile training trailers can even bring some of the training to you!

Career Counseling—No Matter What Your Age

Whether you are in junior high, high school, college or just looking for a new opportunity, Autry counselors can help you find the perfect career. They can provide assessments, interest inventories and help connect you to the training you need for workplace success.

Things are Cooking at Autry

From cake decorating to healthier options, Autry culinary classes offer food safety basics, career training, plus great new ideas for your kitchen, dinner table or your next party. Learn new grilling techniques, magic with main dishes or take a class and try your hand at pie baking. Enjoy the delicious treats after you learn to make them in the Autry Culinary Series.

Learn from Home

Online classes offer you learning opportunities right from your home, on your schedule. These interactive courses provide hundreds of class choices—you can learn to write a screenplay, study medical terminology or delve into one of the many computer-related options. View the many options online at autrytech.com or arrange for a free personal consultation—just call.

Senior Discounts A v A i l A b l e

Persons age 60 or over may attend a short-term class for half-tuition price. $15 minimum. Some exceptions may apply.

Textbooks or supplies are separate.

4Autry Teen Tour is for students who have completed 6th, 7th & 8th grades. The week-long sessions meet during June and offer students exciting hands-on career exploration. Past classes include:

> Digital Dynamo> Culinary Cuisine> Robotics in Mechatronics> Babysitter’s Basics> Firefighter> Autry Day Spa

enrollment begins Tuesday, May 3rd from 4-6pm at Autry Technology Center.

More information on Autry Teen Tour 2011 will be available in the Spring. in the meantime, check out the video and view photos on Autry’s website or Facebook page, facebook.com/autrytechnology.

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TABLE OF COnTEnTSArchitecture & ConstructionAir ConditioningConstructionDraftingHeavy EquipmentWelding

Arts & CommunicationsGraphic ArtsLanguagePhotography

business, Management & Technology AccountingAdministrative ServicesComputer/TechnologyEntrepreneurshipInformation TechnologyManagementReal EstateSocial Media/NetworkingWeb

Career DevelopmentCareer CounselingCareer Readiness Certificate

Health ScienceAll Health and Medical-Related Classes

Hospitality and Human ServicesChild CareCosmetologyCulinaryEarly Care & HospitalityFood SafetyParaprofessional/Special Ed

law & Public SafetyFire FighterSafetySecurityWeather Preparedness

Manufacturing & TradesElectricalIndustrial Maintenance/Alternative EnergyMechatronicsWelding

Science, engineering & MathematicsMathematics Oklahoma School of Science & Mathematics (OSSM)

TransportationAutomotiveCollision RepairDieselSmall EngineTransportation Certifications

Online learning

UPCOMInG DATES FOR YOUR CALEnDAR

Call 242.2750 if you would like to have copies of the current catalog delivered to your place of business.

Next catalog available June 2011

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Q: When do classes begin?

A: Some classes follow standard fall and spring semester schedules. Other classes vary and start throughout the year. Some are one-day seminars and others meet regularly for several nights a week. Some weekend classes are available and online training is another option.

Q: What is the difference between full-time and short-term courses?

A: All training at Autry is designed to help prepare students to succeed in the workplace, but the two primary categories of training are classified as full-time and short-term:

Full-time programs meet daily and follow a standard school semester schedule. Most full-time programs offer morning, afternoon or all-day class options to meet your schedule. Some offer evening options. The full-time programs can be completed in varying time frames-from 9 months to 24 months depending on the program.

Short-term courses vary from one-day training seminars to much longer courses like EMT/Paramedic, for example.

Q: What is your refund policy for short-term classes?

A: • Refunds of tuition will be given only for withdrawals prior to the beginning of the 2nd class session.

• Allow at least 5 to 7 working days for your refund to be processed.

• Full refunds are available for classes cancelled by Autry.

• No refunds will be given on textbooks or supplies.

• Company withdrawal: A company is responsible for tuition charges for students enrolled unless they officially withdraw their employee prior to the first class.

• No refunds will be given on one-day classes not cancelled prior to class.

• Minimum age of 16 years for enrollment is required unless otherwise specified. (Not applicable to online courses. Does not apply to semester-type classes.)

Q: Is financial aid available?

A: Absolutely! Many students receive some type of financial assistance. The financial aid office is happy to work with you to find the best options to fit your needs, including scholarships, Pell grants, Autry Educational Foundation assistance and payment plans.

For the FAFSA form, Autry’s Federal School Code is 013530. Applications are available at Autry or you can apply online at fafsa.ed.gov.

Q: When is tuition due?

A: Payment for short-term classes is due at enrollment and most includes books and supplies.

Tuition for semester schedule courses may be paid quarterly. Payment for books and supplies is due by the first day of class. If you have any questions, be sure to ask when you enroll.

Q: Does Autry offer career counseling?

A: Yes! Counselors are available to help prospective students with assessment and exploration of career choices. Just call to make an appointment.

Q: Will Autry help me find a job?

A: Yes! Autry’s full-time Job Developer focuses on securing training-related employment in area businesses for students. The Job Developer also works with all full-time students to develop resumes, prepare for job interviews, and more. Autry also posts an updated list of area job openings at autrytech.com and on campus.

Q: What do I need to do to enroll?

A: All adult students applying for admission to Autry’s semester schedule courses begin by taking an assessment and scheduling an appointment with a career counselor. Appointments can be made by calling during business hours. High school students interested in attending Autry may apply for admission during their high school spring and/or fall enrollment. However, Autry career counselors are available for consultation any time during the year.

You may enroll in person, by phone or online for many of Autry classes. Enroll in person at 1201 W. Willow from 8am–8pm, Monday–Thursday, and 8am–4pm on Fridays. Call 580.242.2750 (or toll-free 888.663.2798 in Garfield County only) during business hours to enroll by phone or go online at autrytech.com at your convenience.

Q: What are enrollment guidelines for short term classes?

A: • Payment is required when enrolling.

• Enrollment is on a first come, first served basis

• Early enrollments help keep classes from being cancelled.

• Textbooks normally are included in the class tuition.

• Unforeseen circumstances may cause the date or time of a class to be changed. Does not apply to semester-type classes

Q: How old do I have to be to attend classes?

A: Anyone age 16 and over may enroll in most classes. Most semester schedule courses are open to high school juniors and seniors, and adults, although some courses are for adults only.

Q: Can Autry help my company or organization?

A: Autry’s Business and Industry Services Department offers opportunities for customized business training. From computer training, customer service skills, and organizational development, to safety training and small business management consulting–Autry has experts to help train your staff or grow your business. Trainers can provide classes at Autry or train your employees onsite.

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

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Air Conditioning/Refrigeration 8/12 05/20 M-F 8:15-11am (indistrict half-day) $840 and/or 12:30-3:15pm M-W 6-10pmThis program prepares students for employment in the installation, operation, maintenance and repair of residential and commercial air conditioning, heating and refrigeration systems. Course instruction includes requirements of the Oklahoma Construction Industry Board and the International Mechanical and Fuel Gas Code.

CONSTruCTiONCabinet Making 02/08 03/03 Tu/Th 24 6-9pm $179Drywall 03/28 04/06 M/W 12 6-9pm $110Painting & Texturing Techniques 04/19 05/10 Tu 12 6-9pm $130Tile Laying 05/19 06/09 Th 12 6-9pm $120Woodworking 01/10 02/02 M/W 24 6-9pm $179**Student is responsible for project materials

Construction Technology 8/12 05/20 M-F 8:15-11am (indistrict half-day) $840 and/or 12:30-3:15pmSkills are developed in the areas of blueprint reading, site layout, estimating, foundation work, framing, interior and exterior work, and using both hand and power tools for residential and commercial projects.

DrAFTiNgDrafting and Design 8/12 05/20 M-F 8:15-11am (indistrict half-day) $840 and/or 12:30-3:15pmLearn Drafting and Design basics and beyond. Emphasis is placed on the theoretical and practical approach to engineering drawing, with instruction covering basic techniques such as architectural drafting, illustration and Computer-Aided Drafting and Design (CAD).

Auto Cad 01/11 02/17 Tu/Th 36 6-9pm $409Auto Cad 03/22 04/28 Tu/Th 36 6-9pm $409

HeAvy equiPMeNTHeavy Equipment Operator Training 01/10 03/24 M-F 400 7:30am-4pm $5,875Heavy Equipment Operator Training 04/04 06/15 M-F 400 7:30am-4pm $5,875

welDiNg - Also see welding on page 22Welding Basic 01/11 02/10 Tu/Th 35 6-9:30pm $269Welding for Certification 02/15 04/28 Tu/Th 70 6-9:30pm $375**Certification test is a separate fee.

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Graphic Arts 8/12 05/20 M-F 8:15-11am (indistrict half-day) $840 and/or 12:30-3:15pmStudents will develop the skills and techniques used in the graphic arts industry, including graphic design/layout, composition, web design, digital prepress operation, platemaking, press operation, bindery, finishing, photography and image editing.

lANguAgeIntro to Spanish 01/10 03/28 M/W 30 10-11:30am $165Intro to Spanish 04/04 06/15 M/W 30 10-11:30am $165Conversational Spanish 01/10 03/28 M/W 30 1-2:30pm $165Conversational Spanish 04/04 06/15 M/W 30 1-2:30pm $165Spanish 1 01/10 04/11 M 42 6-9pm $220Spanish 2 01/11 04/12 Tu 42 6-9pm $220Spanish 3 01/12 04/13 W 42 6-9pm $220Spanish for Health Care 01/13 03/31 Th 36 6-9pm $199

PHOTOgrAPHyPhotography Opportunities - Day or evening. Choose what works for you!Instructor: Mike HoffmanDigital Camera Fundamentals 01/11 01/11 Tu 6 9am-4pm $49Digital Camera Fundamentals 03/01 03/01 Tu 6 9am-4pm $49Digital Camera Fundamentals 05/10 05/10 Tu 6 9am-4pm $49

Instructor: Chris BushTaking Control of Your Digital Camera 01/18 02/08 Tu 12 6-9pm $69Taking Control of Your Digital Camera 03/22 04/12 Tu 12 6-9pm $69Mastering Your Digital Domain 02/15 03/08 Tu 12 6-9pm $69Mastering Your Digital Domain 04/19 05/10 Tu 12 6-9pm $69

Instructor: Terri Martyn-BolesPhotography 4 Scrapbookers 01/24 02/28 M 12 6:30-8:30pm $69Photography 4 Scrapbookers 03/29 05/03 Tu 12 6:30-8:30pm $69Photography Pics 2 Cash 01/10 01/13 M/Th 5 6-9pm, 6-8pm $35Photography Pics 2 Cash 03/07 03/10 M/Th 5 6-9pm, 6-8pm $35

biD ASSiSTANCeWhether you are just getting started or have been contracting with the government for years, Autry’s Bid Assistance Program will provide you with information and training for bidding on government contracts.

Ask for Terry Henneke, x125 [email protected]

AgriCulTurAl buSiNeSS MANAgeMeNT Offers a variety of services including record keeping as well as assistance with: preparing farm plans; farm loans, financial statements, marketing, and tax planning; individual farm visits are planned to determine the individual farmer’s needs and goals.

Ask for Don roberts, x137 [email protected]

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MOBILE SAfETY TRAINING SERvICES

HeAvy equiPMeNT OPerATOr TrAiNiNg• Learn to safely and efficiently operate different pieces of

heavy equipment

• Uses state-of-the-art technology

• Uses nationally recognized curricula accredited by the National Center for Construction Education and Research (NCCER)

• Focus on the hands-on, skills training

• Customized training on individual pieces of equipment is also available

Ask for Janet Strate x117 | [email protected]

Driver TrAiNiNg SiMulATOr• Puts drivers into dangerous driving situations without

putting anyone in danger

• Mobile training unit offers the ideal training–real-world scenarios

• Uses proven curriculum

• Employees can be trained: at your business, in Autry’s Mobile Training Solution, on your time schedule - day, night or weekends

Ask for Andy Beck, x194 [email protected]

BuSineSS anD inDuStry ServiceS

100 percent is the effort you can expect from Autry staff.

From business development to workforce development, Autry sets the

standard for excellence.

Training on Demand!Autry’s team of business and industry professionals can provide you with: • Strategic and Operational

Planning

• Team and Leadership Development

• Coaching and Mentoring

• Organizational Development and Training

• Personal and Professional Development

4,534Total classes

Over 500Business clients served

12,915 Individuals served

25,442Total training hours

ORGANIZATIONAL DEvELOPMENT SERvICES

we TrAiN ON-CAMPuS Or ON-SiTe TO FiT yOur NeeDS!

• Customized training for frontline, mid to upper level managers and leaders

• Courses to improve communication- professional and personal effectiveness

• Human Resource courses, PHR/SPHRprep program

• Train-the-trainer workshops

• Customer Service Skills training and refresher courses

Ask for Denise Nilssen x 216 [email protected]

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ACCOuNTiNgAccounting Services 8/12 05/20 M-F 8:15-11am (indistrict half-day) $840 and/or 12:30-3:15pmLearn accounting applications and gain extensive hands–on experience with accounting software used in industry. Instruction includes preparation of financial statements, payroll, accounts payable, accounts receivable, billing and inventory. Upon completion, students will be eligible to take the national exams for Certified Bookkeeper and Fundamental Payroll Certification.

ADMiNiSTrATive ServiCeSAdministrative Services 8/12 05/20 M-F 8:15-11am (indistrict half-day) $840 and/or 12:30-3:15pmLearn the skills needed for a successful administrative professional career. Practice using the latest software to create effective documents and presentations, and gain skills needed to work well with others in today’s fast-paced, professional office environment.

iNFOrMATiON TeCHNOlOgyNetwork Administration 8/12 05/20 M-F 8:15-11am (indistrict half-day) $840 and/or 12:30-3:15pmProvides students with the knowledge and skills necessary for success in managing and troubleshooting computer networks. Students learn to install, configure and troubleshoot software and hardware on network and desktop computers. Students learn to manage various network protocols on both Local Area Networks and Wide Area Networks. Training is provided in configuring and maintaining servers, routers and switches. This curriculum is designed for those who wish to become network administrators, support technicians, and systems managers. Following this intensive training, students will be eligible to take certification exams in the areas of client and server operating systems, Cisco, A+, Network+, and Microsoft Certified Technology Specialist.

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HAvE YOU EvER THOUGHT ABOUT wHAT IT TAkES TO START A BUSInESS? The business Development Academy is divided into eight courses designed to provide participant led conversation to take the mystery out of owning your own business. For more information and enrollment, contact Phillip Gillham, x174.

Enroll in the entire Business Development Academy* for $120, or take individual courses for $20 each.

Business Basics 3/22 3/22 Tu 2.5 6-8:30pm $20Planning your Business 3/24 3/24 Th 2.5 6-8:30pm $20Marketing Your Business and Products 3/29 3/29 Tu 2.5 6-8:30pm $20Image and Market Positioning 3/31 3/31 Th 2.5 6-8:30pm $20Financial Planning for Your Business 4/5 4/5 Tu 2.5 6-8:30pm $20Income Statement 4/7 4/7 Th 2.5 6-8:30pm $20General Business Management 4/12 4/12 Tu 2.5 6-8:30pm $20Managing your Business 4/14 4/14 Th 2.5 6-8:30pm $20* Enrollment in the entire Business Development Academy allows you

to receive access to the services provided by The Center for Business Development for one year at no additional cost.

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COMPuTer/TeCHNOlOgyComputer Classes - No experience requiredComputer Fundamentals 01/13 02/10 Th 15 6-9pm $109Computer Fundamentals 03/24 04/21 Th 15 6-9pm $109Computer Fundamentals 06/02 06/30 Th 15 6-9pm $109

Computer Classes - windows or comparable experience requiredAuto Cad 01/11 02/17 Tu/Th 36 6-9pm $409Auto Cad 03/22 04/28 Tu/Th 36 6-9pm $409Elements of an Effective Website Made Simple 02/01 02/15 Tu 4.5 7-8:30pm $59Elements of an Effective Website Made Simple 02/04 02/18 F 4.5 2-3:30pm $59Elements of an Effective Website Made Simple 04/01 04/15 F 4.5 2-3:30pm $59Elements of an Effective Website Made Simple 04/05 04/19 Tu 4.5 7-8:30pm $59Excel 2007 01/24 02/21 M 15 6-9pm $109Excel 2007 03/21 04/18 M 15 6-9pm $109Windows 7 01/12 02/09 W 15 6-9pm $99Windows 7 03/23 04/20 W 15 6-9pm $99Windows 7 05/25 06/29 W 15 6-9pm $99Word 2007 02/17 03/10 Th 12 6-9pm $99Word 2007 04/28 05/19 Th 12 6-9pm $99

Computer Classes - Online (windows or comparable experience required) See page 26 for more information and computer requirements

Access Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95Adobe Dreamweaver Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95Adobe Flash Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95Adobe Flash CS4 Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95Adobe Photoshop Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95Comp TIA® A+ Certification Prep - Basic Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $99Comp TIA® A+ Certification Prep - Intermediate Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $99Comp TIA® A+ Certification Prep - Advanced Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $99Comp TIA® Network + Certification Prep Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $99Computer Skills for the Workplace Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95Crystal Reports Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95Expressions Web Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95Intro to Networking Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95Intermediate Networking Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95Intro to Linux Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95Learn to Buy and Sell on Ebay Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95Navigating the Internet Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95PC Networking and Security Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95Photoshop - Creating Web Graphics Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95PowerPoint Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95Quickbooks Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95Quickbooks for Contractors Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95Payroll in Quickbooks Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95Start Your Own Business Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95What’s New in MS Office 2007 Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95

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MANAgeMeNT - AT AuTryCovey 7 Habits 04/27 04/28 W,Th 8 8am-Noon $165Leadership Academy 04/05 05/31 Tu 27 1-4pm $425PHR/SPHR Review Class 01/13 04/07 Th 36 6-9pm $750Supervisor Academy 01/11 03/08 Tu 27 1-4pm $380

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Real Estate Pre-Licensing 01/18 01/28 Tu-Th, Tu-Fr 90 9am-5pm $399Real Estate Pre-Licensing 04/19 04/29 Tu-Th, Tu-Fr 90 9am-5pm $399Real Estate Post-Licensing 03/22 03/24 Tu-Th 45 9am-5pm $195

SOCiAl MeDiA/SOCiAl NeTwOrkiNg - AT AuTryFacebook - Marketing Campaigns for Business 02/09 02/09 W 4 5:30-9:30pm $50Twitter - Use it to Build Your Business 02/10 02/10 Th 3 6-9pm $40

SOCiAl MeDiA/SOCiAl NeTwOrkiNg - ONliNe See page 26 for more information and computer requirements

Web 2.0: Blogs, Wikis, and Podcasts Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95

webElements of an Effective Website Made Simple 02/01 02/15 Tu 4.5 7-8:30pm $59Elements of an Effective Website Made Simple 02/04 02/18 F 4.5 2-3:30pm $59Elements of an Effective Website Made Simple 04/01 04/15 F 4.5 2-3:30pm $59Elements of an Effective Website Made Simple 04/05 04/19 Tu 4.5 7-8:30pm $59

real estate Pre-licensing – Learn real estate theory and practice and prepare to take the State examination for licensing as a sales associate.

real estate Post-licensing – Attend this class to fulfill the Real Estate Commission’s 45-hour training requirement prior to receiving your permanent sales license.

• Network of government and private contacts

• Small business mentoring and counseling in areas such as financial planning, marketing, exporting and entrepreneurship

• Expansion and diversification opportunities

• Assistance with response to bid request

• Access to share business resources

• Oklahoma State income tax exemption for up to ten years

• Business incubation space for office, lab, and manufacturing space

For information

brian [email protected] x198

CeNTer FOr buSiNeSS DevelOPMeNTgain a competitive advantage by being located in The Center

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The Mike Nicholas family’s ongoing relationship with Autry increases the quality of their lives and helps them better serve their clients at Nicholas Eye Clinic. Although none of the family attended class at Autry until after they had graduated from college, they are all committed life-long learners and value the training they—and their employees—receive at Enid’s CareerTech.

Family is important to Dr. Mike Nicholas. He and his son, Dr. Tom Nicholas, are partners in their business. Mike’s wife, Joan, is an optician there and Tom’s wife, Valerie, is their office “guru,” according to Mike. They enjoy working together and take pride in taking first-rate care of their patients.

Every adult family member has taken classes at Autry. Mike has taken cabinet making, small engine repair, tile laying and medical coding courses and has made new friends in every class. “Autry is my personal life learning program,” explains Mike. “I’m not through taking classes.”

Joan appreciates the way the computer classes are taught and credits her training at Autry to helping her better understand how to operate the PC at the office. Tom took the small engine class, and he and his parents enjoyed learning about storm spotting in a recent weather class. Valarie, who likes to tackle “do-it-yourself” projects around the house, learned to tile at Autry and then installed a new floor at her house.

“Autry’s main goal of training people to have an avocation so they can be productive citizens is all one could hope for,” says Mike. The family is pleased with the Autry students they have hired to work in the office.

The Nicholas family also values the cooking that the culinary students do. Many days, Mike and Joan have lunch on campus, which is just across the street from their Nicholas Eye Clinic. It is safe to say the family thinks that Autry is an asset to the community. “Not only would I recommend Autry, I have many times!” says Mike.

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If you are interested in a program that requires a pre-assessment, Autry counselors will help you schedule a time to take a test. Autry offers a variety of testing dates throughout the semester.

Check with an Autry counselor to see if college hours may be accepted in lieu of test scores.

CAreer reADiNeSS CerTiFiCATeThe company that created the ACT has developed a test, WorkKeys®, that measures “real world” skills that employers believe are critical for success in a work environment.

Companies across the United States are using this type of assessment and certification process for hiring new employees, assessing current workers, and increasing salaries or position responsibilities.

If you are interested in learning more or want to schedule a WorkKeys assessment, contact Terry DeBock, x185 or email [email protected].

CAREER COUNSELINGCounselors are available to help prospective students explore career choices. Call 580.242.2750 to make an appointment.

chaD cargill’S act PreP WorkShoPDo you need extra points on your ACT? Join instructor Chad Cargill for this hands-on instructional seminar.

apr 4, 20115:30pm-8:30pm$30

Summer algeBra claSS*Whether you have just completed Pre-Algebra and want a little more preparation for next year’s Algebra I class, or you simply want to take the fear out of algebra, this is the class for you.

Jun 20-July 88:50am-11am$100

want to improve your workplace skills in the comfort of your home for only $5 per course?

These courses are approved by ACT to be included as part of the ACT WorkKeys Employment System.

These courses provide pre- and post-course evaluations as you move through the different levels of the course material. All you need to begin is an email account.

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*No school credit will be given.

StePhanie WeiSSenBuehler

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Autry counselor for Enid Public Schools.

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High school and medical courses

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High school, adult and special needs

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HEALTH SCIEnCEEmergency Medical Responder Refresher 01/24 01/31 M/W 13 6-10pm $65EMT Basic 01/10 06/01 M/W 198 6-10pm $550EMT Basic Refresher 01/24 02/09 M/W 24 6-10pm $125EMT Paramedic 02/03 6/26/12 Tu/Th 1170 9am-4pm $2,600Pharmacy Technician 02/01 06/09 Tu/Th 72 7:30-9:30pm $429Phlebotomy 01/11 02/17 Tu/Th 36 6-9pm $229Phlebotomy 03/29 05/05 Tu/Th 36 6-9pm $229

CerTiFiCATiON MeDiCATiON AiDeCMA 01/20 03/24 M/Th 56 2-5pm $429CMA 04/04 06/03 M/Th 56 2-5pm $429CMA Advanced Training Nasogastric, Gastronomy 03/22 03/23 Tu/W 8 9am-4pm, 7-9am $84CMA Advanced Training-Dose Inhalers & Nebulizers 01/26 01/26 W 4 8am-Noon $50CMA Advanced Training-Dose Inhalers & Nebulizers 04/06 04/06 W 4 8am-Noon $50CMA Advanced Training-Dose Inhalers & Nebulizers 06/15 06/15 W 4 8am-Noon $50

CMA – Certified Medication Aide• Minimum Age: 18• Experience working as a Certified Nurse Aide for six or

more months • High School Diploma or GED• Copy of Social Security Card (or INS card)• Copy of current Nurse Aide Registry card (LTC or DDCA) with

no abuse notations • OSDH’s Signed Attestation Statement• Signed Affidavit of Lawful Presence

CMA Ce – CMA Continuing education• Copy of current Nurse Aide Registry cards – LTC (or DDCA)

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CMA Advanced Training – Nasogastric, gastronomy, Oral Metered Dose inhalers and Nebulizers• Copy of Social Security card (or INS card)• Copy of current Nurse Aide Registry Cards – LTC (or DDCA)

and CMA• OSDH’s Signed Attestation Statement• Signed Affidavit of Lawful Presence

lTC – long Term Care Certified Nurse Aide (CNA)• Copy of Social Security card (or INS card)• Signed Affidavit of Lawful Presence

Medical Certification Test – Clinical (lTC, HHC, or DDC)• Training Verification Form documenting completed training • Copy of Social Security card (or INS card)

Medical Certification Test – written (lTC, DDC, or HHC)

• Successfully completed clinical certification test• Copy of Social Security card (or INS card)• Signed Affidavit of Lawful Presence• Completed Autry Data Collection Worksheet by/for enrollee

restorative Care – Fundamentals for Certified Nurse Aides• Copy of Social Security card (or INS card)• Copy of current Nurse Aide Registry card (LTC or DDCA)

HHA – Home Health Deeming • Successful completion of home health clinical certification test• Training Verification Form documenting completed training• Copy of Social Security card (or INS card) • Copy of current Nurse Aide Registry Card (LTC)• Signed Affidavit of Lawful Presence• Completed Autry Data Collection Worksheet by/for enrollee

HeAlTH COurSeS eNrOllMeNT PrerequiSiTeSAll classes require (1) a completed enrollment form and course tuition due at time of enrollment

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CMA Continuing Education 2011 01/13 01/13 Th 8 8am-5pm $44CMA Continuing Education 2011 01/19 01/19 W 8 8am-5pm $44CMA Continuing Education 2011 02/09 02/09 W 8 8am-5pm $44CMA Continuing Education 2011 02/17 02/17 Th 8 8am-5pm $44CMA Continuing Education 2011 03/09 03/09 W 8 8am-5pm $44CMA Continuing Education 2011 03/31 03/31 Th 8 8am-5pm $44CMA Continuing Education 2011 04/13 04/13 W 8 8am-5pm $44CMA Continuing Education 2011 04/21 04/21 Th 8 8am-5pm $44CMA Continuing Education 2011 05/11 05/11 W 8 8am-5pm $44CMA Continuing Education 2011 05/26 05/26 Th 8 8am-5pm $44CMA Continuing Education 2011 06/08 06/08 W 8 8am-5pm $44CMA Continuing Education 2011 06/23 06/23 Th 8 8am-5pm $44

CMA Advanced Training - Diabetes Care, Glucose Monitoring & Insulin Administration (By arrangement with sufficient enrollment - Contact Dr. Lynne Taylor x114 or email [email protected]) DeNTAl ASSiSTANTDental Assistant 8/12 05/20 M-F 12:30-3:15pm $960 Instruction includes the duties of the dental office receptionist, secretary, and bookkeeper in addition to an overview of legal and ethical issues. Students study head and neck anatomy, tooth identification & morphology, dental terminology, radiography and, through job shadowing and clinicals, gain skills in assisting the dentist with exams and treatment.

HeAlTH CAreerSHealth Careers 8/12 05/20 M-F 8:15-11am $840 or 12:30-3:15pmWant to learn more about a career in health care? This program provides an overview of health careers while teaching basic health care skills and laboratory techniques that can lead to employment. The combination of theory, laboratory skills, and work-based learning observations will provide optimal learning allowing students to experience the health care field first hand. High school students earn an anatomy/physiology credit for this course.

CerTiFieD NurSe AiDe (CNA)Feeding Assistant Certification 01/06 01/10 Th/M 8 5:30-9:30pm $49Feeding Assistant Certification 02/10 02/14 Th/M 8 5:30-9:30pm $49Feeding Assistant Certification 02/24 02/28 Th/M 8 5:30-9:30pm $49Feeding Assistant Certification 05/10 05/11 Tu/W 8 Noon-4pm $49Feeding Assistant Certification 06/07 06/08 Tu/W 8 Noon-4pm $49Feeding Assistant Certification 06/09 06/13 Th/M 8 5:30-9:30pm $49Long Term Care Nurse Aide (CNA) 01/03 01/26 M-F* 96 4:30-9:30pm $399Long Term Care Nurse Aide (CNA) 02/07 03/02 M-F* 96 4:30-9:30pm $399Long Term Care Nurse Aide (CNA) 03/21 04/13 M-F* 96 4:30-9:30pm $399Long Term Care Nurse Aide (CNA) 05/09 05/24 M-F* 96 8am-4pm $399Long Term Care Nurse Aide (CNA) 06/06 06/29 M-F* 96 4:30-9:30pm $399Long Term Care Nurse Aide (CNA) 06/06 06/21 M-F* 96 8am-4pm $399 *Friday class will be an 8-hr day during the day timeRestorative Care - Fundamentals 02/02 02/02 W 8 8am-5pm $59 for Certified Nurse Aides


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lONg TerM CAre TO HOMe HeAlTH CerTiFiCATiONHome Health Deeming 01/10 01/13 M-Th 16 8am-Noon $145Home Health Deeming 04/11 04/14 M-Th 16 8am-Noon $145

MeDiCAl ADMiNiSTrATiveMedical Administrative 8/12 05/20 M-F 8:15-11am (indistrict half-day) $840 and/or 12:30-3:15pmLearn all the basics to be a successful medical administrative professional. Training includes: medical transcription, medical billing, health insurance, diagnostic and procedural coding, and administrative health care concepts related to a variety of facilities. Work on numerous industry-driven software packages and be eligible to earn industry- recognized certifications such as Certified Coding Associate or Certified Professional Coder-Apprentice.

MeDiCAl ADMiNiSTrATiON TeCHNiCiANMAT - Medical Administration Technician 01/04 01/13 Tu/Th 16 5:30-9:30pm $109MAT - Medical Administration Technician 03/01 03/10 Tu/Th 16 5:30-9:30pm $109MAT - Medical Administration Technician 05/04 05/12 Tu/Th 16 5:30-9:30pm $109MAT Update 2011 02/15 02/17 Tu/Th 8 5:30-9:30pm $55MAT Update 2011 04/12 04/14 Tu/Th 8 5:30-9:30pm $55MAT Update 2011 06/14 06/16 Tu/Th 8 5:30-9:30pm $55

MeDiCAl ASSiSTANTMedical Assistant 8/12 05/20 M-F 8:15-11am $960Learn all the basics to be a successful medical assistant. Training includes patient care techniques, specialty exam preparation, medication administration, venipuncture, medical billing and more. This course will also prepare students to assist with laboratory testing and office surgeries.

HeAlTH SCieNCe - ONliNe See page 26 for more information and computer requirements

Explore a Career as an Administrative Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95 Medical AssistantHIPPA Compliance Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95Human Anatomy and Physiology Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95Medical Coding Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95Medical Terminology Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95Medical Transcription Starts Monthly Online Varies Online $95

Surgical technology, raDiograPhy, Practical nurSing, reSPiratory care…What iS it?See the classroom, watch demonstrations, meet instructors, talk with current students and get the facts on these programs.

Wednesday, March 2nd 6:00-8:00pm $No Charge

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FirST AiD*4 hrs 8:30am-12:30pm $19

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MeDiCAl CerTiFiCATiON TeSTiNgCase Management, Developmentally Disabled, Emergency Medical Services, Home Health, Home Health Administrator, Long Term Care and Tattooing. Tuition varies based per test chosen.

OTHer CerTiFiCATiON TeSTiNgOklahoma Peace Officer Screening and Selection Exam

STuDeNT quOTeS

“Scott Holle was an excellent teacher and I feel he has prepared me for the national boards.”

Pharmacy Tech Student

“Great class! Excellent training and class/student/teacher involvement.”

Long Term Care Student

“Great instructor; very hands-on class.”Medical Administration Technician Student

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Certification exams by the Oklahoma State

Department of Health are offered in English only.

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PrACTiCAl NurSiNg 18-24 Months M-Th 8:15am-9:30pm $3528 F 8:15am-3pmThis self-paced program combines clinicals and classroom experience covering all aspects of nursing necessary for completion of the national licensing exam for Licensed Practical Nurse (LPN).

A licensed practical nurse (LPN) is trained to provide routine nursing care and allowed to perform more complex tasks only under the direction of a registered nurse or a doctor. They bring their caring, sympathetic natures to hospitals, home health care services, nursing care facilities, physicians’ offices and other health care providers and agencies.

rADiOgrAPHy Aug-July M-F 8:15am-3:45pm $2232 (1st yr)

work-based hrs vary $2376 (2nd yr)

This two-year, advanced medical program trains students in radiography. Radiography uses radiation to produce images of tissues, organs, bones, and vessels of the body. The radiographer is an essential member of the health care team who works in a variety of settings. Responsibilities include accurately positioning the patient, producing quality diagnostic images, maintaining equipment, and using computerized record keeping. This certificate program of specialized training focuses on each of these responsibilities. Graduates take a national certifying examination to become a registered technologist in radiography, RT(R).

Mri Jan-Oct 20 hrs per week Varies $1860This nine-month course includes physics, anatomy, patient care, and safety procedures for performing an MRI. The training is structured in an independent, self-study format, with direction from Autry radiography faculty. Hands-on experience is provided with an experienced MRI technologist. Graduates take a certifying examination to become a registered technologist in magnetic resonance, RT(MR). Must be ARRT registered or registry eligible in radiography, nuclear medicine or radiation therapy.

reSPirATOry CAre Aug-July M/Tu/W/F 1-3pm $1204 (1st yr) Th 6am-6pm work-based hrs vary $1428 (2nd yr)

Respiratory Therapists (RT) are highly trained medical staff who work with patients who need assistance with respiratory or cardiopulmonary problems. An RT is proficient in the therapeutic use of medical gases, humidification, mechanical ventilation, artificial airways, chest physiotherapy and CPR. As a health care specialist, the RT may also be instrumental in the diagnosis, treatment and preventive care of patients with asthma, pulmonary emphysema, pulmonary edema and respiratory distress. Upon program completion, a student may test for Certified Respiratory Therapist credentials, Oklahoma License, and is eligible for the advanced level examination to become a Registered Respiratory Therapist.

SurgiCAl TeCHNOlOgy Aug-July M-F 8:15am-3:30pm $2610 work-based hrs 6:30am-3pm A Surgical Technologist is a member of the surgical team that includes the surgeon, anesthesiologist, certified registered nurse anesthetist, registered nurse and licensed practical nurse working to deliver patient care before, during and after surgery. He or she handles the instruments, supplies, and equipment necessary during the surgical procedure and has an understanding of the procedure being performed, anticipates the needs of the surgeon, and ensures quality patient care while maintaining the sterile field. Students will have the opportunity for clinical learning experiences in the operating room, central processing, anesthesia, cardiac catheterization lab, outpatient department, endoscopy and the post anesthesia care unit. Upon completion of the program students may test to become Certified Surgical Technologists (CST) through the National Board of Surgical Technology and Surgical Assisting.


upcoming testing dates for Practical Nursing and Surgical Technology are as follows: (testing begins at 8:30am) 580.242.2750

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CHilD CAreEarly Care and Hospitality Education 8/12 05/20 M-F 8:15-11am (indistrict half-day) $840 and/or 12:30-3:15pmThis program teaches basic skills in child care, residential and commercial housekeeping and food service. It emphasizes the development of organizational skills, workplace skills and good workplace attitudes. These abilities are enhanced through practical application in the classroom and lab and through supervised work experiences.

CDAChild Care CDA Pathway - Module 1* 01/05 03/09 W 50 6-10pm $258Child Care CDA Pathway - Module 2* 03/23 05/11 W 40 6-10pm $182*Scholarships are available through Scholars for Excellence Child Care program. Ask for x116

elCCTEntry Level Child Care Training (ELCCT) 01/03 01/31 Online 20 Varies $20Entry Level Child Care Training (ELCCT) 02/01 02/28 Online 20 Varies $20Entry Level Child Care Training (ELCCT) 03/01 03/31 Online 20 Varies $20Entry Level Child Care Training (ELCCT) 04/01 04/30 Online 20 Varies $20Entry Level Child Care Training (ELCCT) 05/02 05/31 Online 20 Varies $20Entry Level Child Care Training (ELCCT) 06/01 06/30 Online 20 Varies $20Call 242.2750 x116 for Username and Password

HuMAN ServiCeS Paraprofessional/Special Ed Training 02/01 02/17 Tu/Th 24 4:30-8:30pm $132


Salon BuSineSS hourS

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580.242.2750, x 215 *subject to change-please call ahead.

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COSMeTOlOgyCosmetology 8/12 05/20 M-F 8:15-11am (indistrict half-day) $840 and/or 12:30-3:15pmThis program prepares students for employment in the cosmetology field by teaching the curriculum, skills, and work behaviors as set by the Oklahoma State Board of Cosmetology. Students practice haircutting and styling, coloring, and permanent waving as well as manicuring, pedicuring and performing facials. These skills are practiced in a model salon/lab setting. To become a licensed cosmetologist, students must pass the Oklahoma State Board written and practical exam with a score of at least 75% on each.

CuliNAry Culinary Arts 8/12 05/20 M-F 8:15-11am (indistrict half-day) $840 and/or 12:30-3:15pmThis course of study encompasses various aspects of the culinary arts industry. The cafeteria-style facility provides opportunities that include performance in quantity food production, state-of-the-art equipment operation, banquet/catering experiences, and competencies involving diverse cuisine.

CAke DeCOrATiNgInstructor: Eddie Kay WilliamsCake Decorating Course 1 02/01 02/22 Tu 12 6-9pm $80*Cake Decorating Course 2 03/01 03/29 Tu 12 6-9pm $80*Cake Decorating Course 3 04/05 04/26 Tu 12 6-9pm $80** price includes the cost of the kit

breADS & DeSSerTSInstructor: Peggy Goodrich - Food for Thought ColumnistBread Making - Start to Finish 01/11 01/11 Tu 2 6-8pm $29Pie Crust & Pies - Start to Finish 03/08 03/08 Tu 2 6-8pm $29

HeAlTHy OPTiONSInstructor: Pam Baggett, RD & Patti Ruiz, RN, CDE - St. Mary’s Regional Medical CenterHealthy Appetizers 02/08 02/08 Tu 2 6-8pm $29Healthy Desserts 04/12 04/12 Tu 2 6-8pm $29

MAiN DiSH MAgiCInstructor: John Loewen & Sherman Hamm - Well known local culinary expertsTurkey and/or Chicken Breast with Salsa 02/10 02/10 Th 2 6-8pm $29BBQ and Grilling 02/24 02/24 Th 2 6-8pm $29

FOOD SAFeTy

ServSafeThe ServSafe Food Safety Training and Certification program by the National Restaurant Association is offered, along with other food safety courses. For more information, contact Denise, x 216 or [email protected].

“Very informative. I learned things I didn’t know after being in the field of special education for 29 years.”

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Fire Fighter Academy 8/12 5/20 M-Th 605 6-10pm $2950

Course content contains training in fire safety, search and rescue skills, HAZCOM and basic emergency medical service skills. Completers of this program will be eligible to certify for Firefighter level I and level II, HazMat Awareness, HazMat Operations, and can test for National Registry Emergency Medical Technician (Basic). Live burns and certification will be held on Saturdays. For more information call 242.2750, x138.

SAFeTy ** For more information on safety classes, contact Andy Beck, x194 or [email protected]

SeCuriTySecurity Guard 1 & 2 01/10 02/01 M-Th 42 6-9pm $179Security Guard 1 & 2 04/04 04/27 M-Th 42 6-9pm $179Security Guard III Private Investigator 02/07 03/01 M-Th 42 6-9pm $179Security Guard III Private Investigator 05/02 05/24 M-Th 42 6-9pm $179MMPI Call x138 to schedule 2 by appointment $85Security Guard IV Firearms 02/19 02/27 Sa/Su 32 8am-5pm $189Security Guard IV Firearms 04/30 05/08 Sa/Su 32 8am-5pm $189Oklahoma Peace Officer Screening & Selection Exam Call x138 to schedule 2 by appointment $25Concealed Carry Firearms 01/15 01/15 Sa 8 8am-5pm $50Concealed Carry Firearms 02/12 02/12 Sa 8 8am-5pm $50Concealed Carry Firearms 03/26 03/26 Sa 8 8am-5pm $50Concealed Carry Firearms 04/16 04/16 Sa 8 8am-5pm $50Concealed Carry Firearms 05/21 05/21 Sa 8 8am-5pm $50

weATHer PrePAreDNeSSUnderstanding Northern Oklahoma Weather* 03/22 03/22 Tu 2 6-8pm $15Understanding Northern Oklahoma Weather* 04/19 04/19 Tu 2 6-8pm $15Understanding Northern Oklahoma Weather* 05/10 05/10 Tu 2 6-8pm $15

*CleeT Certified for 2hrs. Ceu.


SeCuriTy guArD - CleeT APPrOveDThe following classes provide the Council on Law Enforcement Education and Training mandated requirements in order to apply for these Security Guard licenses.

Unarmed Security Officer Age 18+ Phases I & II

Armed Security Officer Age 21+ Phases I, II, IV

Unarmed Private Investigator Age 21+ Phases I, II, III

Armed Private Investigator Age 21+ Phases, I, II, III, IV

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eleCTriCAl bASiC/COMMerCiAl AND iNDuSTriAl wiriNgElectrical Basic 01/10 03/10 M/Th 54 6-9pm $350Electrical Commercial & Industrial Wiring 03/21 05/23 M/Th 54 6-9pm $350

iNDuSTriAl MAiNTeNANCe/AlTerNATive eNergyCAD/CAM Level 1 01/24 02/16 M/W 24 6-9pm $219CAD/CAM Level 1 03/28 04/20 M/W 24 6-9pm $219CAD/CAM Level 1 05/02 05/25 M/W 24 6-9pm $219CNC Machining Level 1 01/24 02/16 M/W 24 6-9pm $219CNC Machining Level 1 03/28 04/20 M/W 24 6-9pm $219CNC Machining Level 1 05/02 05/25 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Electricity and Electronics Level 1 01/24 02/16 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Electricity and Electronics Level 1 03/28 04/20 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Electricity and Electronics Level 1 05/02 05/25 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Electricity & Electronics Level 2 01/24 02/16 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Electricity & Electronics Level 2 03/28 04/20 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Electricity & Electronics Level 2 05/02 05/25 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Hydraulics Level 1 01/24 02/16 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Hydraulics Level 1 03/28 04/20 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Hydraulics Level 1 05/02 05/25 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Mechanical Machine Shop Basics 01/24 02/16 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Mechanical Machine Shop Basics 03/28 04/20 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Mechanical Machine Shop Basics 05/02 05/25 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Motor Controls Level 1 01/24 02/16 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Motor Controls Level 1 03/28 04/20 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Motor Controls Level 1 05/02 05/25 M/W 24 6-9pm $219PLC Level 1 01/24 02/16 M/W 24 6-9pm $219PLC Level 1 03/28 04/20 M/W 24 6-9pm $219PLC Level 1 05/02 05/25 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Pneumatics Level 1 01/24 02/16 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Pneumatics Level 1 03/28 04/20 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Pneumatics Level 1 05/02 05/25 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Tolerance and Quality Control Level 1 01/24 02/16 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Tolerance and Quality Control Level 1 03/28 04/20 M/W 24 6-9pm $219Tolerance and Quality Control Level 1 05/02 05/25 M/W 24 6-9pm $219

MeCHATrONiCSMechatronics 8/12 05/20 M-F 8:15-11am (indistrict half-day) $840 and/or 12:30-3:15pmTechnicians install, troubleshoot, maintain, and repair mechanical equipment that is controlled by electrical, electronic and computer systems used in a wide variety of applications such as industrial robots, automated controls, aircraft simulators, and autonomous vehicles to name a few. High demand areas include: medical equipment, renewable energy, manufacturing, petroleum, agriculture, food processing, aerospace, defense, and telecommunications.



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Mechatronics Systems 8/12 05/20 M-F 8:15-11am $1680 and 12:30-3:15pmMechatronics Systems is a study of integrating modern technology with tried and true technology. Operations can be modernized or upgraded by integrating electrical and mechanical with computer control. This program prepares students for employment as highly-skilled technicians, team leaders and managers.

welDiNgWelding Technology 8/12 05/20 M-F 8:15-11am (indistrict half-day) $840 and/or 12:30-3:15pmThis program emphasizes gas, arc, MIG, TIG and pipe welding while utilizing the theory and practices of welding, brazing and assembly.

Welding Basic 01/11 02/10 Tu/Th 35 6-9:30pm $269Welding for Certification 02/15 04/28 Tu/Th 70 6-9:30pm $375**Certification test is a separate fee.

special Notices for all short-term Courses

Refunds of tuition will be given only for withdrawals prior to the beginning of the 2nd class session.

Allow at least 5 to 7 working days for your refund to be processed.

Full refunds are available for classes cancelled by Autry.

No refunds will be given on textbooks or supplies.

Company withdrawal: A company is responsible for tuition charges for students enrolled unless they officially withdraw their employee prior to the first class.

No refunds will be given on one-day classes not cancelled prior to class.

Minimum age of 16 years for enrollment is required unless otherwise specified.

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Algebra II 8/12 05/20 M-F 9:07-9:55am Meets requirements for high school graduation, OHLAP and college entrance. Available at no cost to high school students attending Autry.

Geometry 8/12 05/20 M-F 9:57-10:45am Meets requirements for high school graduation, OHLAP and college entrance. Available at no cost to high school students attending Autry.

Mathematics of Finance 8/12 05/20 M-F 8:15-9:05am Prepares students for life as consumers. Students explore managing a bank account, maintaining a good credit record, home ownership, market investments, and business ownership. Full-year course meets high school graduation requirements. Available at no cost to high school students attending Autry.

OklAHOMA SCHOOl OF SCieNCe AND MATHeMATiCS (OSSM)

OSSM 8/12 05/20 M-F 8:15-11am or 12:30-3:15pmThe Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics Regional Center provides advanced educational opportunities and challenges for high school juniors and seniors in the Autry Technology Center district who are gifted in the areas of science and math. The school is a branch of the prestigious Oklahoma School of Science and Mathematics. Students will be enrolled in both calculus and physics during the three-hour period.


The Autry Foundation gave away over $10,000 last year?

the autry educational Foundation provides financial assistance in the form of grants to qualifying students who have exhausted all other means of funding their educations.

For more information, pick up an application at autry, talk to autry’s Financial aid officer or visit autrytech.com for details.

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Automotive Technology 8/12 05/20 M-F 8:15-11am (indistrict half-day) $840 and/or 12:30-3:15pmExtensive training in leading-edge automotive diagnostic and repair techniques is offered in this program. Specialty areas covered are electrical systems, brakes, steering suspension, AC/heating, engine repair, and engine performance.

Air Brakes 01/15 01/15 Sa 8 8am-5pm $79Air Brakes 02/12 02/12 Sa 8 8am-5pm $79Air Brakes 04/16 04/16 Sa 8 8am-5pm $79Air Brakes 05/14 05/14 Sa 8 8am-5pm $79

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Collision Repair Technology 8/12 05/20 M-F 8:15-11am (indistrict half-day) $840 and/or 12:30-3:15pmThe Auto Collision Technology course provides students with training to repair or replace auto body parts using hand and power tools. Students also learn to refinish surfaces through painting or spot painting. Some topics covered are safety, welding and cutting techniques, identification and analysis of damage, measuring and texturing systems, refinishing from total paint jobs to minor repair.

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Diesel Technology 8/12 05/20 M-F 8:15-11am (indistrict half-day) $840 and/or 12:30-3:15pm

Develop a solid technical background in the areas of engine overhaul, electrical systems, hydraulics, and air conditioning. Students learn to maintain, diagnose and repair diesel engines.

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Power Products 8/12 05/20 M-F 8:15-11am (indistrict half-day) $840 and/or 12:30-3:15pmLearn troubleshooting and repair techniques for various types of small engines including motorcycles, lawn equipment and ATV’s. Covers testing for malfunctions, disassembling of engines, and examination, repair and replacement of parts.


“Completely engaging. A wonderful experience to have an instructor so excited and interested in her topic.

I got a lot out of this class.”

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TrANSPOrTATiON CerTiFiCATiONSCommercial Driver’s License 01/11 01/13 Tu/Th 8 6-10pm $30Commercial Driver’s License 02/07 02/09 M/W 8 6-10pm $30Commercial Driver’s License 03/07 03/09 M/W 8 6-10pm $30Commercial Driver’s License 04/12 04/14 Tu/Th 8 6-10pm $30Commercial Driver’s License 05/31 06/02 Tu/Th 8 6-10pm $30School Bus Driver Certification 01/24 01/27 M–Th 20 6-10pm $60School Bus Driver Certification 03/21 03/24 M–Th 20 6-10pm $60School Bus Driver Certification 05/02 05/05 M–Th 20 6-10pm $60School Bus Driver Certification 06/06 06/09 M–Th 20 6-10pm $60School Bus Driver Cont. Education 01/25 01/25 Tu 4 6-10pm $20School Bus Driver Cont. Education 03/22 03/22 Tu 4 6-10pm $20School Bus Driver Cont. Education 05/03 05/03 Tu 4 6-10pm $20School Bus Driver Cont. Education 06/07 06/07 Tu 4 6-10pm $20

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Online Training for business or Personal use

Short on time? take a class online!

Visit the online instruction center:

ed2go.com/autrytechClick the Courses link, choose the department and course title you are interested in and select the Enroll Now button. Follow the instructions to enroll and pay for your course. Here you will enter your email and choose a password that will grant you access to the classroom.

AccountingArt, History, Psychology, & LiteratureBasic Computer LiteracyBusiness AdministrationCertification PreparationChild Care & ParentingComputer ApplicationsCourses for Teaching ProfessionalsDatabase Management & ProgrammingDigital Photography & Digital VideoEntertainment IndustryGED PreparationGrant Writing & Nonprofit ManagementGraphic DesignHealth Care Continuing EducationHealth Care, Nutrition, & FitnessLanguages

autry technology Center, in partnership with Gatlin education services (Ges), offers online open enrollment programs designed to provide the skills necessary to acquire professional level positions for many in-demand occupations.

Each program includes a set of lessons and evaluations; grades are a combination of the instructor/mentor’s evaluation of students’ work and computer graded tests

Please note: Once the course is accessed either by requesting materials or viewing lessons, no refunds will be issued.

gatlineducation.com/autrytechProgram areas:Healthcare and Fitness Business and Professional IT and Software Development Management and Corporate Media and Design Hospitality and Gaming Skilled Trades and Industrial Sustainable Energy and Going Green

When your course starts, return to the online instruction center and click the Classroom link. to begin your studies, simply log in with your email and the password you selected during enrollment.

Start DatesNew course sessions begin each month. Please visit the ed2go.com/autrytech to see exact start dates for the courses that interest you.

requirementsall courses require internet access, email, Microsoft Internet explorer or Firefox web browsers. some courses may have additional requirements. Please visit the online instruction center for more information.

Call for a FREE personal Consultation.

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Law & Legal CareersMath, Philosophy, & ScienceMedical TerminologyMedical TranscriptionPC Troubleshooting, Networking, & SecurityPersonal DevelopmentPersonal EnrichmentPersonal Finance & Wealth BuildingSales & MarketingStart Your Own BusinessTest PrepThe InternetWeb & Computer ProgrammingWeb Graphics & MultimediaWeb Page DesignWriting & Publishing

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Classes are for individuals wanting to improve and document their workplace skills.

Students enrolling will automatically be placed in the next available start date. You will have six weeks to complete the class. Classes open weekly.

To enroll

autrytech.com

want to improve your workplace skills in the comfort of your home for only $5 per course?

These courses are approved by ACT to be included as part of the ACT WorkKeys Employment System.

These courses provide pre- and post-course evaluations as you move through the different levels of the course material. All you need to begin is an e-mail account.

Courses Applied Mathematics*

Applied Technology

• Electricity

• Fluid Dynamic

• Mechanics

• Thermodynamics

Beginning Language Skills

Beginning Mathematics

Business Etiquette

Business Writing

Communication Skills

Creating Your Career Goals

Financial Awareness

Listening

Locating Information*

Observation

Preparing Your Career

Real-World Experience

Reading for Information*

Teamwork

The Job Search

Work Habits

Workplace Effectiveness

Writing

*Career Readiness Certificate Prep Classes

E-Mail account required

Provided by ACT keyTrain Online Courses

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Index

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Access .......................................................................................................9Accounting ....................................................................................8, 26ACT Prep Workshop ........................................................................12Administrative, Medical ................................................................15Administrative Services .................................................................. 8Agricultural Business Management ........................................6Air Brakes ...............................................................................................24Air Conditioning ...................................................................................5Algebra II ................................................................................................23Alternative Energy/Mechatronics ...........................................21American Heart Association ......................................................16Anatomy Physiology Credit .......................................................14Auto Cad ...................................................................................................9Automotive ..........................................................................................24Autry Educational Foundation .................................................23Autry Salon ...........................................................................................18Autry Scholarship ............................................................................ 32

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Bid Assistance ................................................................................6, 10Business ............................................................................. 8-11, 25-27Business And Industry Services .................................................7Business Development Academy ............................................8Business Etiquette ............................................................................27

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Cabinet Making ....................................................................................5CAD .................................................................................................5, 9, 21Cake Decorating................................................................................19Calculus ..................................................................................................23Calendar ....................................................................................................3Career Counseling ..........................................................................12Career Development ......................................................................12Career Readiness Certificate ......................................................12CDA ...........................................................................................................18Center For Business Development ........................................10Certified Medication Aide ....................................................13-14Certification Testing ........................................................................16Child Care ...................................................................................... 18, 26Cisco ............................................................................................................8CLEET........................................................................................................20CMA...........................................................................................................13CMA Advanced .......................................................................... 13, 14CMA Continuing Education .......................................................14CNA ...........................................................................................................14Coding .....................................................................................................15College Credit .....................................................................................30Collision, Auto .....................................................................................24Commercial Driver’s License .....................................................25Computer ..................................................................................9, 26-27Concealed Carry ................................................................................20Construction ...........................................................................................5Cooking ..................................................................................................19Cosmetology .......................................................................................19CPR (American Heart) ....................................................................16Culinary ..................................................................................................19

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Dental Assistant .................................................................................14Design, Graphic ............................................................................6, 26Diesel ........................................................................................................24Digital Photography ...................................................................6, 26District Map ..........................................................................................30Drafting And Design ..........................................................................5Driver Simulator ....................................................................................7Drywall ......................................................................................................5

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Early Care And Hospitality ...........................................................18ELCCT .......................................................................................................18Electricity And Electronics...........................................................21eMarketing ................................................................................... 10, 26EMT ............................................................................................................13Enroll ....................................................................................................2, 32Enrollment Form ...............................................................................31Entrepreneurship .........................................................................8, 10Excel .............................................................................................................9

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Facebook................................................................................................10Feeding Assistant..............................................................................14Financial Aid ....................................................................................4, 23Fire Fighter ............................................................................................20First Aid (American Heart) ...........................................................16Food Safety .........................................................................................19

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GED Preparation ................................................................................26Geometry .............................................................................................23Government Contracting .......................................................6, 10Graphic Arts ...........................................................................................6

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Healthcare ..............................................................................13-17, 26Health Careers ....................................................................................14Healthcare Provider (American Heart) ................................ 16Heartsaver (CPR) (American Heart) ........................................16Heavy Equipment ...........................................................................5, 7Home Health .......................................................................................16Home Health Deeming ........................................................ 13, 15Hydraulics ..............................................................................................24

IIndustrial Maintenance/Alternative Energy .....................21Information Technology ..................................................................8Insurance ...............................................................................................15

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Law Enforcement .................................................................... 20, 26Leadership ............................................................................................10Long Term Care Certified Nurse Aide ............................13-15

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Machine Shop ....................................................................................21Management .....................................................................................10Mathematics .......................................................................................23Mathematics Of Finance ............................................................. 23MAT - Medical Administration Technician .........................15Mechatronics ............................................................................. 21, 22Media And Design ......................................................................6, 26Medical Administrative .................................................................15Medical Assistant .............................................................................15Medical Certification Testing ............................................. 13, 16Medical Coding ......................................................................... 15, 26Medical Terminology .............................................................. 15, 26Medical Transcription ............................................................. 15, 26Mobile Training Services ................................................................7Motor Controls ...................................................................................21Motorcycles ......................................................................................... 24MRI .............................................................................................................17

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Network ....................................................................................................8Network+ ............................................................................................8, 9Network Administration ................................................................. 8Networking ............................................................................ 9-10, 26Nursing ....................................................................................................17

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Office 2007 .............................................................................................9Oklahoma School Of Science and Mathematics (OSSM) ................................................................................................. 23OK Peace Officer Screening & Selection Exam...............20Online Classes ..................................................9-10, 15, 18, 26-27Organizational Development ......................................................7

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Painting/Texturing ............................................................................. 5Paramedic..............................................................................................13Paraprofessional, Special Ed .......................................................18Pharmacy Technician ....................................................................13Phlebotomy ........................................................................................13Photography .................................................................................. 6, 26PHR/SPHR ................................................................................................ 7POSSE Exam .........................................................................................20Physics .....................................................................................................23Power Products .................................................................................24Practical Nursing ...............................................................................17Private Investigator ..........................................................................20

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Radiography .......................................................................................17Real Estate ............................................................................................10Refunds, Short-Term Courses ....................................................22Respiratory Care ................................................................................17Restorative Care ......................................................................... 13, 14

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Safety Training ..............................................................................7, 20Salon .........................................................................................................18School Bus Driver ............................................................................25Security ...................................................................................................20Senior Citizen Discount ...................................................................2ServSafe ................................................................................................. 19Small Business .......................................................................................8Small Engine ........................................................................................24Social Media .........................................................................................10Spanish ...................................................................................................... 6Special Ed Training ...........................................................................18Supervisor Academy .....................................................................10Surgical Technology ........................................................................17

TTable Of Contents ..............................................................................3Teen Tour ..................................................................................................2Texturing ...................................................................................................5Tile Laying ................................................................................................5Tolerance And Quality Control Level ..................................21Transportation ............................................................................ 24-25Twitter ......................................................................................................10

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Weather ..................................................................................................20Website Development ..................................................... 9, 10, 26Welding .............................................................................................5, 22Windows 7 ...............................................................................................9Woodworking ........................................................................................5WorkKeys ....................................................................................... 12, 27Writing ..............................................................................................26-27

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ARCHITECTURE & CONSTRUCTIONAir Conditioning/Refrigeration Technology ...Page 5Construction Technology ...........................................Page 5Drafting & Design ............................................................Page 5

ARTS & COMMUNICATIONSGraphic Arts ........................................................................Page 6

BUSINESS, MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGYAccounting Services ......................................................Page 8Administrative Services ...............................................Page 8 Information Technology ..............................................Page 8

HEALTH SERvICESDental Assistant ............................................................. Page 14Health Careers ................................................................ Page 14Medical Administrative ............................................. Page 15Medical Assistant .......................................................... Page 15MRI* ....................................................................................... Page 17Practical Nursing* ......................................................... Page 17Radiography* .................................................................. Page 17Respiratory Care* .......................................................... Page 17Surgical Technology* ................................................. Page 17

HOSPITALITY & HUMAN SERvICESCosmetology ................................................................... Page 19Culinary Arts .................................................................... Page 19Early Care & Hospitality Education ..................... Page 18

LAW & PUBLIC SAfETYFire Fighter Academy ................................................. Page 20

COURSES 2010-11Contact an Autry career counselor

ADMISSION ASSESSMENTSSome Autry courses require admission assessments and a $5 facility fee. For information, please call 580.242.2750 to speak with a career counselor.

IN-DISTRICT TUITIONAll tuition prices in catalog include an in-district discount. Out-of-district students will be charged full price.

College credit may be available through Autry Technology Center’s

Cooperative Agreements.

Look for the college credit flag.

MANUfACTURING & TRADESMechatronics............................................................Page 21Mechatronics Systems* .....................................Page 22Welding Technology ............................................Page 22

SCIENCE, ENGINEERING & MATHEMATICSMath Courses ...........................................................Page 23OSSM .............................................................................Page 23

TRANSPORTATIONAutomotive Technology ...................................Page 24Collision Repair Technology ............................Page 24Diesel Technology .................................................Page 24Power Products .......................................................Page 24

*Adult students only

Most full-time courses are completed in two years if attending a half day

and one year if attending the full day. Ask about flexible scheduling!

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Schedule and prices are subject to change.

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The Autry Scholarship is one of the best benefits for area taxpayers. It is available to high school graduates who (1) live in the Autry district (2) lived in the Autry district their senior year in high school, and (3) meet enrollment guidelines.

Students may attend during any or all of the three years immediately following high school graduation. This scholarship covers tuition only for semester-type classes.

Students are responsible for the cost of books, supplies and any additional charges. Scholarship eligibility will be reviewed each semester.

Not redeemable for cash.

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Autry Technology Center Course Catalog January-June 2011

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Transcript of Autry Technology Center Course Catalog January-June 2011