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Summer 2020 June - AugustCONTINUING EDUCATION

CELEBRATING FIFTY AMBITIOUS YEARS



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Westmoreland is the place forsummer classes.

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Westmoreland is the place forSUMMER CAMPS!

Whether it’s sports, science, cooking or career exploration, we have camps and classes that are fun and exciting for kids and teens!

COLLEGE FOR KIDS CAMPS • Mad Science®, Snapology® • Advanced Manufacturing

CAREER EDUCATION & EXPLORATION CAMPS FOR GRADES 7-12 • Cooking • Cybersecurity • Spanish, Public Speaking, Photography

SPORTS CAMPS & CLINICS • Baseball • Cross Country • Softball

Plus, scholarships are availableto cover 100% of Career Education &Exploration camp fees! (Sports Camps/Clinics and College for Kids camps arenot eligible for scholarships.)

See pages 29-33 for details.

Westmoreland Friends,The past few months have been challenging in many ways and we want to continue providing you with opportunities to learn, grow and enjoy activities that we offer.

As circumstances may change on a daily basis, our Summer Continuing Education schedule will not be mailed to your home; however, the schedule is now available online at westmoreland.edu/coned.

Some classes will be held at the Youngwood campus while others will be offered remotely via Zoom.

If you are unable to access the website and have questions, please feel free to contact Sylvia at 724.925.4190 or [email protected]. We are always here to help.

Thank you for taking classes at Westmoreland. New ideas for classes are always welcome.

We are looking forward to seeing everyone this summer. Stay safe and healthy.

David PistnerVice President/Continuing Education,Workforce & Community Development

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Continuing Education Units (CEUs)Continuing Education Units (CEUs) are awarded to a student at the rate of 1 CEU for every 10 hours of contact. The CEU is a nationally recognized unit of measure to record an individual’s continuing education. CEUs do not correlate to college credit classes. The college maintains student records of CEU accomplishments and copies are available through the Records Department.

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CLUB WESTLY-YOUR PLACE FOR LIFELONG LEARNING ................. page 4

BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT ................................... page 6

PERSONAL ENRICHMENT Arts & Crafts ........................................................................................ page 12 Fitness/Health ..................................................................................... page 12 Food .................................................................................................... page 13 Law & Money ....................................................................................... page 15 Personal Interest ................................................................................. page 15

COMPUTERS ........................................................................................... page 19

ONLINE CLASSES Education2Go ...................................................................................... page 22

HEALTH CARE & EMERGENCY SERVICES Health Care & Emergency Medical Services for Professionals ........... page 23 American Heart Association Courses ................................................. page 24

PUBLIC SAFETY Firefighter ............................................................................................ page 27 Law Enforcement ................................................................................ page 27

COLLEGE FOR KIDS CLASSES ............................................................... page 28

SUMMER CAMPS College for Kids Camps ...................................................................... page 29 Career Education & Exploration ......................................................... page 31 Sports .................................................................................................. page 33 Sports Clinics ....................................................................................... page 33

REGISTRATION & INFORMATION How to Register .................................................................................. page 34 Refund Policy ....................................................................................... page 34

Notice of NondiscriminationWestmoreland County Community College will not discriminate in its educational programs, activities or employment practices basedonrace,color,nationalorigin,sex,disability,age,religion,ancestryoranyotherlegallyprotectedclassification.Announce-ment of this policy is in accordance with state law including the Pennsylvania Human Relations Act and with federal law, including Titles VI and VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972, Section 503 and 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, the Age Discrimination Act of 1975, and the Americans with Disabilities Act of 1990. Inquiries should be directedtotheAffirmativeActionOfficer(presentlySylviaDetar)at724.925.4190orinRoom353D,StudentAchievementCenter,Youngwood, PA 15697.

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CLUB WESTLYYOUR PLACE FOR LIFELONG LEARNING

ENROLL EARLY! Decisions to hold a class are based uponenrollment approximately one week prior to the start date.

Lifelong learning has numerous benefits including increased confidence, wider social connections, expanded possibilities in the workplace, and healthier minds and bodies, just to name a few.

Through Club Westly, you can take a class to learn for leisure, to stay relevant in the workplace, to keep your mind sharp or simply to fight boredom!

Fun with FriendsBring your friends. Make some more. Discover new interests.

Wines from Around the WorldBroaden your knowledge of wine by joining us at our Youngwood campus as we explore the foundations of different wine types. Each month you will taste your way through two to three different worldwide regions of the featured wine while discussing popular food pairings. Must be at least 21 to attend. Registration ends the Tuesday prior to class. David Pearce-Smith, assistant sommelier, Rolling Rock Club, Ligonier, $25 tuition + $10 material fee

Cabernet Sauvignon from Paso Robles, California, Chile & Barossa, Australia PRDX 9037-54 Monday, August 3, 6-7 p.m.

Aromatic from Mosel Germany (sweet & dry) & Alsace (semi-dry) PRDX 9037-55 Monday, September 14, 6-7 p.m.

5Unless otherwise noted, classes are for ages 18 and older.

To register, call 724.925.4204 or 1.800.262.2103, ext. 4204.

ProfessionalDevelopmentExpand your knowledge. Chase better career prospects. Increase your earning power.

See pages 6-11 for a complete schedule of Professional Development classes.

Personal EnrichmentExplore a new interest.

Beginning Tai ChiA program of continuous, non-strenuous movements designed to improve mental focus and concentration, relax and tone the major joints in the body, increase energy levels and build internal strength and suppleness. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Linda Vucelich, $35 tuition MEDX 8018-10 5 Thursdays starting August 6, 9:30-10:30 a.m.

Cupcake Bouquets (Remote)Buttercream cupcake bouquets make a perfect, unique gift or beautiful covered dish. Impress your family and friends with this fun and simple technique. No cake decorating experience necessary. A supply list will be mailed. Registration closes one week prior to start date. Judy DeWitt, $25 tuition FODX1020-R1 2Wednesdaysstarting June 17, 6-8 p.m.

Intergenerational ClassesMake memories with a child in your life while learning something new.

Summer Berries(Ages 5-9 Accompanied by an Adult)Come join us and prepare delicious blueberry and strawberry muffins as you makememoriesinthekitchen.Oneadultmust accompany each child. Both must register. Bring a drink and aprons to class. Dianne Palmieri, $10 tuition + $5 material fee FODK7553-96 Thursday,July16, 1:30-3:30 p.m.

Fresh Pasta WorkshopAn Adult and Youth Cooking Experience (Youth Ages 12-17 accompanied by an adult)Make memories in the kitchen as Chef Schmucker introduces you to different types of pastas used throughout history and today. He will also show you the different ways to make fresh and dry pastas, which you will prepare. You will make sauce from scratchtoaccompanyyourpastas.Oneadult must accompany each youth. Both must register. Bring an apron for each of you. Chef Scott Schmucker, Ed.D., CEC, CCE, $39 tuition + $10 material fee FODX6503-10 Wednesday,July22, 5-8:30 p.m.

CLUB WESTLYYOUR PLACE FOR LIFELONG LEARNING

REMOTE CLASSESClasses listed as Remote will be taught using Zoom and will be live. You will be able to interact with the instructor. To participate, you need to have a PC/Laptop/Tablet with Internet access. An invitation to join the Zoom class will be sent to you via email a few days prior to the class start date.

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8 Denotes Online Class

The Business Plan 8Evaluate the many aspects and potential hurdles of your business and build the business plan, one step at a time. Focusing on the most critical components of the business plan enables you to uncover hidden risks and assess the business from a marketing, management and financial vantage point. Mary Beth Izard, MBA, $195 tuition (includes book), 1.6 CEUs SMBX 0448-W1 July 6-July 31 (online)

Developing Your Leadership Skills 8Especially for future and emerging leaders in Gen Y, come discover the key concepts of being a leader and the best strategies for developing your leadership skills and influence. Learn the unspoken secrets that leaders know and the strategies they employ/exhibit to influence others. Leadership skills are acquired and learned. The action takes place in attending meetings, running meetings, interacting with others 1:1, and employing successful techniques to convince and influence others. You can become a leader if you know the dos and don’ts; what to say, what not to say; what to do, and what not to do. William Draves, $145 tuition, 1.6 CEUs JREX 1360-W1 July 6-July 31 (online)

Your Workplace,Your Employees & The Law 8Designed for non-lawyers, this course will provide business owners, managers, supervisors and HR professionals with a roadmap for effectively handling complicated employee-related issues that affect today’s legal-prone work environment. Each class contains guidelines, step-by-step compliance instructions, and practical leadership skills, methods, and techniques proven strategies for successfully managing employees and for complying with state and federal workplace laws. Lupe McElroy, $195 tuition (includes book), 1.6 CEUs SMBX 9006-W1 July 6-July 31 (online)

Dealing with Difficult Peoplein the Workplace 8Gain skills to be an effective team member and leader in the workplace by taking control of the conversation, managing your reactions and navigating problematic interactions with ease. These skills will guide you to find your voice and communicate effectively in workplace interactions, making day-to-day interactions run smoothly. Kate Webster, $245 tuition (includes book), 1.6 CEUs JREX 1348-W1 July 6-July 31 (online)

Managing Generationsin the Workplace 8Discover what motivates each generation at work, what incentives they respond to and what messages they value. Generations X and Y are significantly different than the Boomer generation. Each generation has different expectations and styles of work in the workplace. How-to tips and techniques for managing Boomers, Gen Xer and Millennials in the workplace will identified. Karissa Dellabough, $175 tuition (includes book), 1.6 CEUs JREX 4859-W1 August 3-August 28 (online)

Unless otherwise noted, classes are for ages 18 and older.


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Project Management Processes 8Acquire a well-rounded knowledge of the five Project Management Processes relating to the Project Management Body ofKnowledge(PMBOK)Guide.Thisbasicinformation will assist you in learning the beginnings of Project Management, whether you are interested in project management, in a project management field or in any line of work. Come away with a solid foundation of the five processes to learn and use when any type of project occurs in your employment arena. Christina Mitchell, $195 tuition, 1.6 CEUs JREX 6657-W1 July 6-July 31 (online)

Introduction to Data Analysis 8Data analysis is quickly becoming one of the most sought-after skills in the workplace. Companies have vast amounts of data, but it is rare to have someone with the ability to analyze that data to see trends and make predictions. This course will give you a basic understanding of how to analyze data in a business setting. John Rutledge, $195 tuition, 1.6 CEUs JREX 3029-W1 June 1-June 26 (online)

Excel 2019 Boot CampYou will be introduced to the essential Excel features. You will create worksheets by entering and editing data, manage and navigate worksheets and workbooks, create formulas, use functions, manipulate worksheet data, format worksheet contents and prepare, set up and print information. Windows knowledge is required. Textbook available at the College Store. Bring flash drive to class. 30-minute lunch on your own. Richard Martz, $59 tuition + required textbook, .6 CEUs DAPX 1778-10 Friday, July 24, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Windows 10 Boot Camp (Remote)This hands-on boot camp will show you how to navigate the new interface; use the Windows apps and desktop applications to complete tasks; install new apps and multi-task with multiple programs; work with files and folders; use Cortana and Edge for web browsing; customize the Windows 10 environment and use the security features. Previous exposure to personal computers and the Internet is required. Carol Shoemaker, $59 tuition + required textbook, .6 CEUs DAPX 9117-R1 Friday, June 19, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Word Boot Camp (Remote)Become familiar with the essential Word working environment, including the Word Start screen with BackStage View to manage and open your saved documents. Instruction will be provided on using the Word Interface, navigating and entering text using both the keyboard shortcuts, mouse and touch screen, personalizing tabs, ribbons and the quick access toolbar, and using file explorer to locate files stored on your computer or Flash Drive. Create new documents and learn editing techniques that you can use to change text, formats, margins, styles, and insert bullets, numbers or tabs. Save documents in PDF or Word older versions. Windows knowledge is required. Carol Shoemaker, $59 tuition + required textbook, .6 CEUs DAPX 9226-R1 Friday, June 26, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

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Word - Advanced Features (Remote)Keep the information in your Word document easy to read using tables, charts or headers and footers. Explore QuickParts to insert preformatted text and reach beyond your desktop to work with documents saved and stored in yourOneDrivecloudstorage.Inspectadocument before sharing, limit others editing, track the editing and formatting changes others have made, create comments, and combine or compare separate reviewer’s comments. Work with mass mailing tools to communicate with a large number of people. Windows and Word knowledge is required. Carol Shoemaker, $59 tuition + $2 material fee + required text, .6 CEUs DAPX 9204-R10 Friday, July 17, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Food Safety Certification –ServSafe (Noncredit offering)A study of food and the methods needed to control contamination and microbial growth. The principles of HACCP and food safety standards and regulations will be presented. Emphasis is given to developing a working environment which will provide the consumer with wholesome, safe food that conforms to the standards of the regulatory agencies. This course is offered in conjunction with the Educational Foundation of the National Restaurant Association. Class total hours are 16. Classes meet two times face-to-face with an additional 8-hour self-study component. You must complete all 16 hours to be eligible to sit for the Servsafe certification exam. To be eligible to apply to the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture for the Food Employee Certification, you must successfully pass the ServSafe exam (75%). Certification exam will occur on the second class day. The textbook, ServSafe Manager, 7th Edition, is available in the College Store. Please purchase textbook and read before the first class. Answer sheets can be purchased separately. No Refunds after the registration deadline. $99 tuition + $2 material fee, 1.6 CEUs MEDX 7495-10 2 Tuesdays, July 28, & August 11, 5-9 p.m., and 8 hours self-studyRegistration Deadline: July 15.

NEW - Tips for Working Remotely (Remote)Working from home can be a great op-portunity, but can also pose its own set of problems. Explore the vast possibilities of successfully working from home and com-bating any issues that may arise with this one-day, interactive, remote class using Zoom. Learn helpful tips and tricks to set up your home office, work with web con-ferencing, and keeping yourself mentally and physically at your best. You will need a computer/tablet and Internet access. Joan Kasa. $15 tuition JREX 9030-R10 Saturday, July 11, 10-11:30 a.m.

NEW - Zoom (Remote)Most everyone has been on Zoom calls, but do we really know how it works and how to use it effectively? Join us for this two-class series to explore Zoom settings, schedul-ing, and behind the scenes tips and tricks. Functionality that you manage as a host will also be presented such as security, audio, video, chat, sharing, etc. This is a remote class through Zoom and you will need a computer/tablet with internet access. Grace Sandy. $19 tuition DAPX 9050-R10 2 Saturdays starting July 18, 10-11 a.m.

COURSEQ IDEASNEEDED

We are always looking for new classes to offer the community. If you have special knowledge or a skill that you would like to share with others, please complete a course proposal. Visit our website at westmoreland.edu/CEproposal for a course proposal form and to view directions and deadlines for submission.

YOUR COMPANY MAY QUALIFY FORMONEY FOR TRAINING THROUGH WEDNETPA!

Westmoreland is a proud partner with the Workforce & Economic Development Network of Pennsylvania (WEDnetPA). BeginningJuly1,qualifiedcompaniescan receive up to $2,000 in training reimbursement per eligible employee. The beauty of this program is that it is

completely employer-driven….you have the freedom to choose the training method(s) that best suit your needs.WEDnetPA provides training reimbursement funds in several skill-building categories: •BusinessOperations •ComputerOperations •MachineOperationsandMaintenance • Manufacturing Fundamentals • Manufacturing Technology


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For more information about Business & Professional Development classes, contact Sylvia Detar, director/Continuing Educa tion , 1.800.262.2103, ext. 4190 or [email protected].


• Product and Process Control • Software Implementation • Health and Science Applications • Workplace Behavior Skills • Workplace Health and Safety

TofindoutifyourcompanyqualifiesfortheWEDnetPAgrantortoinquireabout customized on-site workforce training courses, contact our Workforce Development team at [email protected].

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Unless otherwise noted, classes are for ages 18 and older.


Online Live® ClassesWestmoreland has partnered with New Horizons to offer you training opportunities in anOnlineLive®format.Inthisformat,youwillhavethebenefitsofbeinginadynamicinteractive learning environment while being at home, work or anywhere with Internet access. These online classes are instructor-led and synchronous.

Lean Six Sigma Green Belt Boot Camp 8Lean Six Sigma is the rigorous and relentless reduction of waste (Lean) and variation (Six Sigma) in the critical processes of an organization that impact revenues and costs, as well as stakeholder satisfaction. It can be applied both to services and manufacturing industries to reduce defects, overproduction, wait time, inventory, processing and more.The certification test is part of the class. $2,800 tuition, 3.2 CEUs JREX 4856-W1 Monday through Thursday, June 15-18, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (online) JREX 4856-W2 Monday through Thursday, July 20-23, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (online) JREX 4856-W3 Monday through Thursday, August 3-6, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (online) JREX 4856-W4 Monday through Thursday, September 21-24, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (online)

Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) ® - Sixth Edition 8If you are new to Project Management, train and earn your PMI Certified Associate in Project Management (CAPM) ®. The CAPM certification is designed as an entry-level certification for project managers with minimal experience. By training for and passing your CAPM certification you can demonstrate clear foundational training and skills to begin your career as a Project Manager. To earn your CAPM, you need to have: High School or equivalent diploma; minimum of 1500 hours experience or 23 hours of Project Management training (this course satisfies the training requirement). Courseware and test voucher included. $2,380 tuition, 3.2 CEUs JREX 6659-W1 Monday through Thursday, June 22-25, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (online) JREX 6659-W2 Monday through Thursday, July,20-23 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (online) JREX 6659-W3 Tuesday through Friday, August 11-14, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (online) JREX 6659-W4 Tuesday through Friday, September 22-25, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (online)

55205 Mastering Microsoft Project 2016 8Microsoft Project is a valuable tool for project managers. It allows you to develop a schedule, assign resources to tasks, track progress, manage budgets and analyze workloads. This course begins with the basic concepts and leads you through all the functions you will need to plan and manage a small to mid-size project. $1,785 tuition, 2.4 CEUs JREX 5304-W1 Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, June 3-5, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (online) JREX 5304-W2 Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, July 22-24, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (online) JREX 5304-W3 Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, August 10-12, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (online) JREX 5304-W4 Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, September 23-25, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (online)

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MCSA: BI ReportingEarn your Microsoft Certification in BI ReportingThe two courses listed below will prepare you to take the two exams required to earn your MCSA. Exam fees are included in the tuition.

20778 Analyzing Data with Power BI 8Gain an understanding of data analysis with Power BI. You will learn how to create visual-izations, implement the Power BI mobile app. Prior to taking the class, it is recommended you have excellent knowledge of relational databases and reporting, basic knowledge of data warehouse schema topology (including star and snowflake), some exposure to pro-gramming constructs (such as looping and branching) and familiarity with Excel. $1,785 tuition, 2.4 CEUs

JREX 0009-W1 Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, June 24-26, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (online) JREX 0009-W2 Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, July 15-17, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (online) JREX 0009-W3 Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, August 24-26, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (online) JREX 0009-W4 Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, September 21-23, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (online)

20779 Analyzing Data with Excel 8Add BI techniques to your Excel data analysis. Learn to explore and extend a classic Excel dashboard and an Excel data model, create measures using advanced DAX functions and create a Power BI dashboard with Excel. Prior to taking the course, you should have experi-ence analyzing data with Excel. $1,785 tuition, 2.4 CEUs

JREX 0008-W1 Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday, July 6-8, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (online) JREX 0008-W2 Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, August 5-7, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (online) JREX 0008-W3 Wednesday, Thursday & Friday, September 9-11, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. (online)

Additional class dates are available for classes listed above. Please direct inquiries toSylvia Detar, director/Continuing Education at [email protected] or 724.925.4190.

Refunds: Class can be canceled with full refund five (5) business days prior to start date.

Don’t miss out on class information & updates!Provide your email address when registering.

AWS Welding CertificationApplicants may take a groove weld certification test on 3/8” mild steel plate with backing using one of the following processes: FCAW (Flux Cored Arc Welding), SMAW (Shielded Metal Arc Welding - “Stick”), GTAW (Gas Tungsten Arc Welding - “TIG”). Applicants may choose the position in which they wish to test. This certification test is intended for those with prior welding experience. Instruction on welding technique is not included. Ben Bilott, $325 tuition + $15 material fee INDX 8001-A10 Wednesday, August 5, 12-4 p.m. (Westmoreland- Advanced Technology Center)

Fitness/HealthBeginning Tai ChiA program of continuous, non-strenuous movements designed to improve mental focus and concentration, relax and tone the major joints in the body, increase energy levels and build internal strength and suppleness. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Linda Vucelich, $35 tuition MEDX 8018-10 5 Thursdays starting August 6, 9:30-10:30 a.m.

Tai Chi Level IIPerfect your form and balance through practice. Wear comfortable clothes and shoes. Prerequisite: Beginning Tai Chi. Linda Vucelich, $35 tuition MEDX 8019-10 5 Thursdays starting August 6, 10:40-11:40 a.m.

Walk Live (Remote)Walk Live is an indoor aerobic walking program which has been helping people get fit for over 25 years. You will engage in a three-mile heart pumping, calorie torching aerobic indoor walk geared for all fitness levels. If you can walk, you can do this program. Angie Tomer, $55 tuition PHSX 9039-R1 8 Thursdays starting June 18, 5:30-6:30 p.m.

Yoga for Relaxation & WellnessYoga and meditation can reduce stress and enhance physical strength and flexibility. Whether you are new to yoga or returning to a yoga practice, join us to experience accessible yoga poses and meditation tech-niques. Bring yoga mat, yoga block and a small pillow or blanket to class. Tracy Tryall, $55 tuition PHSX 9498-61 8 Wednesdays starting July 22, 10-11:15 a.m. (Westmoreland-Latrobe)

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Arts & CraftsNEW - Donna Dewberry’s Technique of One-Stroke Acrylic PaintingUsing the Donna Dewberry’s one-stroke painting method, you will learn how to load your brush with two different colors of acrylic paint to blend, highlight and shade, along with the proper brushstrokes to create flowers, vines, etc. You will leave class with an 11” x 14” canvas of rosebuds and wisteria you painted. No experience necessary. Supply list will be mailed. Registration ends July 9. Class limited to eightstudents.GloriaCasale,OneStrokecertified instructor, $25 tuition +$2 material fee RTSX 6647-10 Thursday, July 23, 6-9 p.m.

Wonders of Watercolor (Remote)Have you ever wanted to explore a new creative avenue that’s as simple as grabbing a cup of water and a few brushes? Handling techniques of watercolor paints used by artists and illustrators for centuries to create beautiful and whimsical works will be demonstrated. You will experiment with application techniques to create your own still-life painting. No painting experience necessary. Supply list will be mailed. Registration closes one week prior to start date. Kyle Reidmiller, MFA, $35 tuition RTSX 9032-R1 2 Thursdays starting June 18, 6-9 p.m.

Figure Drawing 101 (Remote)If you’ve ever wanted to improve your stick-figure drawing skills, have we got a course for you. In a few sessions, learn the fundamentals of figure drawing such as recognizing lines of action, gesture drawing, and how to capture measurements and angles to better proportion your figures and increase your drawing skills. Bring sketch pad (minimum size 9 x 12) and charcoal pencils. Kyle Reidmiller, MFA, $45 tuition RTSX 2164-R10 3 Wednesdays starting July 8, 6-9 p.m.

Don’t miss out on classinformation & updates!Provide your email address

when registering.



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FoodCupcake Bouquets (Remote)Buttercream cupcake bouquets make a perfect, unique gift or beautiful covered dish. Impress your family and friends with this fun and simple technique. No cake decorating experience necessary. A supply list will be mailed. Registration closes one week prior to start date. Judy DeWitt, $25 tuition FODX1020-R1 2Wednesdaysstarting June 17, 6-8 p.m.

NEW - Summer Berries(Ages 5-9 Accompanied by an Adult)Come join us and prepare delicious blueberry and strawberry muffins as you make memoriesinthekitchen.Oneadultmustaccompany each child. Both must register. Bring a drink and aprons to class. Dianne Palmieri, $10 tuition + $5 material fee FODK7553-96 Thursday,July16, 1:30-3:30 p.m.

FOODSLAB RULES:

Open-toed shoes,sleeveless tops,shorts and capris

are NOT PERMITTED in the foods lab. Pleasewear non-skid shoes.

It is recommended you bring an apron.

For more information about Personal Enrichmentclasses, contact Sylvia Detar, director/Continuing Educa tion ,1.800.262.2103, ext. 4190 [email protected].


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Fresh Pasta WorkshopAn Adult and Youth Cooking Experience (Youth Ages 12-17 accompanied by an adult)Make memories in the kitchen as Chef Schmucker introduces you to different types of pastas used throughout history and today. He will also show you the different ways to make fresh and dry pastas, which you will prepare. You will make sauce from scratchtoaccompanyyourpastas.Oneadult must accompany each youth. Both must register. Bring an apron for each of you. Chef Scott Schmucker, Ed.D., CEC, CCE, $39 tuition + $10 material fee FODX6503-10 Wednesday,July22, 5-8:30 p.m.

Take Your Cooking Skills to the Next Level with a Credit Class!If you’ve enjoyed our noncredit cooking classes, consider auditing a credit class offered through our School of Culinary Arts/Hospitality.

Auditing a course means that you do not receive a grade nor credits and generally do not participate in exams or homework. You must pay the tuition and any associated fees. Auditing a class is usually for personal enrichment and exploration.

To view the fall schedule,visitwestmoreland.edu/fall.

NEW - Food SustainabilityBecome more self-sufficient and less reliant on the grocery store. With your newfound knowledge of baking and canning, you can impress your friends and family and never be in a spot to run out of your favorite staples again. • Professional chefs who are Westmoreland full-time faculty will be teaching the classes. • These are not your typical YouTube cooking classes - You will have an interactive experience and be able to chat with our professional chefs throughout these demonstrations. • You will receive recipes with written instructions • These classes will be taught remotely using Zoom. You must have a computer/tablet with Internet connection. • Register early - class size is limited

Jam & Jelly Making (Remote)Yes you “can”! Want to know what goes into creating your favorite jams and jellies? This class will walk you through the necessary steps and techniques to make jarred, fruit-based spreads while learning how to balance fresh and tasty flavors to create a product you can be proud of! Using a step-by-step process, you will learn to cook, jar and preserve your own fruit while receiving expert instruction from a professional chef. Chef Cindy A. Komar-inski, Ph.D., CCC, CCE; and Chef Scott Schmucker, Ed. D., CEC, CCE; $25 tuition FODX3948-R10 Friday,August28,9-10a.m.

Pickle Making (Remote)As the late summer garden harvest fills up your baskets with beautiful fresh cucumbers, it is the perfect time to produce your very own pickles. You can pickle just about anything, but let’s begin with learning how to make delicious bread and butter pickles. You will learn just how quick and easy the process of making delicious sweet pickle chips from home can be. They will last on your shelf for months to come and make awesome gifts. After this class, you will be ready to start making different types, like gherkins and dill pickles. You can then move on to pickling all your fresh garden vegetables. Chef Scott Schmucker, Ed. D., CEC, CCE; and Chef Heidi Pearce-Smith, CWPC; $25 tuition FODX6497-R10 Friday,August28,1-2p.m.

Homemade Bread Baking & Freezing (Remote)Have you always wanted to bake your own bread but never knew where to start? “Rise” to the occasion with this course! You will learn all of the classic bread making techniques from a professional chef, from mixing and kneading to proofing and baking. We will also discuss proper storage techniques so that you can share your masterpieces or save them for future enjoyment. Join us in creating that wonderful fresh bread smell in your own kitchen! Pastry Chef Heidi Pearce-Smith, CWPC; and Chef Cindy Komarinski, Ph.D., CCC, CCE; $25 tuition FODX0446-R10 Friday,August28,5-6p.m.

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Law & MoneyProtect Your Assets (Remote)Learn the facts on nursing home care, Medicaid and retirement planning. Discussion will include how to protect your assets from a nursing home stay, the biggest mistake seniors make on titling assets, estate planning for the middle class and minimizing taxes upon death. Jack George, CFP®, CLTC, CMP, $19 tuition FINX 7553-R1 Thursday, June 18, 6-8 p.m.

The Truth About Annuities (Remote)There are a lot of opinions out there regarding annuities; this course will focus on the facts. We will cover what annuities are, how they work, what they can be used for, and the general pros and cons to consider before purchasing one. Jack George, CFP®, CLTC, CMP, $19 tuition FINX 0004-R10 Thursday, July 9, 6-8 p.m.

Invest in Your Debt (Remote)Learn how to pay off all debt, including mortgages, in seven to 10 years using only present income. You will learn specific mathematical techniques for rapidly paying down debt. Whether you earn $20,000 or $120,000, you will benefit from this practical, proven method. No get-rich-quick schemes—just simple math and surprising results. Bring a list of your debts, with balances and monthly payments, along with acalculatortoclass.Optionaltextbookavailable from the instructor for $45. Linda Banks, $29 tuition + $7 material fee FINX 3220-R1 Thursday, June 25, 6-9 p.m.

Medicare 101Informed decisions, information will be presented on Medicare benefits, Medicare Advantage options, Medigap plans and the Medicare prescription drug benefit. Information will be presented by the APPRISE program which is a program of the Department of Aging. The program provides free information and counseling to anyone who is Medicare eligible. No tuition. PRDX 5019-R10 Tuesday, July 21, 1-3 p.m. (Remote) PRDX 5019-10 Tuesday, August 4, 5-7 p.m. PRDX 5019-60 Tuesday, August 25, 10 a.m.-noon (Westmoreland-Latrobe)

Personal InterestHeartsaver First AidA classroom, video-based, instructor-led, American Heart Association course that teaches critical skills to respond to and manage an emergency in the first few minutes until emergency medical services (EMS) arrives. You will learn skills such as how to treat bleeding, sprains, broken bones, shock and other first aid emergencies. For anyone with limited or no medical training who needs a course completion card in first aid to meet job, regulatory or other requirements. Two-year certification awarded upon successful completion.ThiscoursemeetsOSHA-compliant first aid training requirements. Textbook available at the College Store. $25 tuition + $25 material fee + required text (review of textbook prior to class is required), .3 CEUs MEDX 3028-10 Wednesday, July 15, 6:30-9:30 p.m.

NEW - The Beatles-Discuss the Legends (Remote)Do you love the Beatles? Interested in their history from famine to fame? Join us for this one-hour, remote (via Zoom) class that will delve into how the Beatles made history. Discuss how the Beatles changed the world of music, as we know it, and how they have impacted you personally. Deborah Kazsimer, $10 tuition MSCX 0125-R10 Wednesday, July 15, 6-7 p.m.

Fundamentals of Guitar Playing(Remote)This guitar course is not only an introduc-tion for the beginning guitarist, but is also for the guitarist who has been playing for years but cannot read music. You will learn how to sight read music, play chords and incorporate a variety of techniques in your playing styles, whether they be country, rock, jazz, folk, blues or classical. By the end of this course, you will have the essentials to play guitar as a soloist or to accompany another. Must provide your own acoustic guitar. Limit 10 students. Registration ends June 17. Deborah Kazsimer, $65 tuition + $30 material fee (includes textbook) MSCX 2604-R1 8 Mondays starting June 22, 6-7 p.m. (Remote) MSCX 2604-R2 8 Mondays starting June 22, 7:10-8:10 p.m.

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Fundamentals of Guitar Playing II(Remote)Lessons will include sight reading chords, bass chord accompaniment, dynamics, eighth note rests, dotted quarter notes, major scales and more! Bring acoustic gui-tar to class. Limit 10 students. Registration ends June 17. If you have the book, inform Registration. Deborah Kazsimer, $65 tuition + $30 material fee (includes textbook) MSCX 2606-R1 8 Thursdays starting June 25, 6-7 p.m.

Origins of the American Revolution (Remote)What were the political, philosophical and economic causes of the American Revolution? We will examine how the French and Indian War caused taxation policies that were objected to by the colonial British subjects, how the two revolutions in the 17th century in England played a part in the later revolution in America, and how political writers influenced American revolutionary ideology. Scott Perry, $15 tuition HSTX 6204-R1 Thursday, June 25, 6-9 p.m.

International Impact of theAmerican Civil War (Remote)In the course of any war, commerce is disrupted, and the American Civil War was no exception. We will look at how the naval blockade of southern ports affected foreign economies, helped in the building of the Suez Canal and led to the rise of an extremist Islamic movement. Scott Perry, $15 tuition HSTX 3800-R10 Thursday, July 23, 6-9 p.m.

Cutting the Cord (Remote)With the many options now available to access television entertainment, people are cutting the cord with cable. More choices can make it more confusing. Depending on what you want to watch, you may need to replace your cable with several other options. The various TV, streaming and Internet options will be reviewed to help you make more informed decisions for getting the shows and movies you want. John Struble, $19 tuition + $2 material fee PRDX 1098-R10 Tuesday, July 14, 6-9 p.m.

NEW - Soils & Fertilizers forHome Gardens (Remote)For good growth, crop plants need sunlight, air and water, along with a dozen or so mineral nutrients which are obtained from the soil by plant roots. Manage both the physical and chemical properties of soils for good plant growth and production. This class includes discussion of soil pH, plant nutrients from fertilizers and other sources and soil testing, along with soil structure andamendments.EricOesterling,retiredPenn State Extension educator, Horticulture consultant, $15 tuition NTRX 8050-R10 Monday, July 6, 7-8:30 p.m.

NEW - Managing Pests in theVegetable Garden (Remote)Learn what pests are likely to be problems in the vegetable garden and what you can do to prevent or at least minimize damage to your crops. Pests can include insects, diseases, weeds, birds, mammals and other assortedlivingthings.EricOesterling,retired Penn State Extension Educator, Horticulture Consultant, $15 tuition NTRX 6646-R10 Monday, July 13, 7-8:30 p.m.

NEW - The Best Trees forYour Landscape (Remote)Trees provide us with many benefits - shade, cleaning the air we breathe and adding to the value of our properties. When selecting trees for your landscape, consider not just spring bloom but also leaf color in spring, summer and fall, interesting bark, tree structure and even fruit for winter interest. In addition to the beauty of the tree, you need to consider the site, soil, space, drainage, exposure, sunlight, etc. Dr. Zhang, who has a doctorate in horticulture, will present you with information that will assist you with your tree selection. Xuri Zhang, Ph.D., $15 tuition NTRX 8024-R1 Monday, June 29, 7-8:30 p.m.

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PERSONAL ENRICHMENTNEW - The Best Shrubs forYour Landscape (Remote)Your landscaping enhances your home’s curb appeal. Shrubs with their diversity in size, flowers, shape and foliage, can turn your property into a beautiful showpiece. In addition to their beauty, shrubs can protect the soil, block street noise, add privacy and emit sweet fragrances. Dr. Zhang, who has a doctorate in horticulture, will assist you in making plant selections to improve the look of your yard year-round. Xuri Zhang, Ph.D., $15 tuition NTRX 6703-R10 Monday, July 20, 7-8:30 p.m.

Handguns - Home Safety &Personal ProtectionApplicable “use of force” issues and information, self-protection tips, knowledge of civil liability issues and information on various gun permits are the focus of this course. Class includes six hours of shooting at our firearms range. Bring your own handgun and at least 150 rounds of factory ammunition. No hand-loaded ammunition is permitted on range. Shooting is not required, but you will attend the range sessions to be exposed to weapons, understand how they function and appreciate their capabilities and limitations. Bring a holster that fits your handgun and wear a belt to the range portion of the class. Donald Hess, $125 tuition + $10 material fee, 1.6 CEUs LAWX 2050-10 Tuesday & Thursday, July 14 & 16, 6-10 p.m. (Youngwood) and Saturday, July 18, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. (Public Safety Training Center)

Advanced Handguns -Home Safety & Personal ProtectionFurther develop your marksmanship, decision-making skills, personal survival skills and knowledge of use of force issues. Topics covered will include legal ramifications, shooting from behind cover, effective target acquisition, shooting while stationary and on the move, and practical applications of tactical shooting. Class includes six hours of shooting on Westmoreland’s firearms range. Bring your own handgun and at least 150 rounds of factory ammunition. No hand-loaded ammunition is permitted on the range. Bring a holster that fits your handgun and wear a belt to the range portion of the class. Prerequisite: Handguns-Home Safety and Personal Protection. Donald Hess, $64 tuition + $10 material fee, .8 CEUs LAWX 2051-78 Saturday, August 1, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. (Public Safety Training Center)

Basic Handgun Familiarizationfor WomenWomen can learn the very basics of weapons (handguns) and the appropriate handling of the handgun they choose to train with while being in class with other women with similar knowledge/experience. The classroom portion will consist of disassembly, reassembly, cleaning the weapon, ammunition and other instruction to help the student understand their weapon or the weapon they may choose at a later date. For those who already own a weapon, bring in your owner’s manual. (No firearmsplease.)One-hourlunchonyourown. Donald Hess, $42 tuition + $2 material fee, .4 CEUs LAWX 2049-10 Saturday, August 15, 9 a.m.-2 p.m.

Advanced Handguns IIContinue your handgun training by shooting from various locations including the close confines of a vehicle using advanced target acquisition methods, shooting on the move, shooting from cover and speed shooting with accuracy. Prerequisite: Advanced Handguns (LAWX 2051). Donald Hess, $65 tuition + $10 material fee, .8 CEUs LAWX 2053-78 Saturday, August 22, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. (Public Safety Training Center)


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AARP Smart Driver CourseThis two-session classroom driver retraining program is designed to help adults age 50 and better improve their driving skills. The class covers the effects of aging and medications on driving, basic driving rules, license renewal, local traffic hazards, adverse road conditions, energy saving and accident prevention measures. $20 material fee payable at first class (check or money order only made payable to AARP, no cash). The fee is only $15 if you are a member of AARP (membership card must be presented).NOTE: You must be age 50 or older, have a valid driver’s license and attend both sessions to receive a certificate. RSVL 2150-90 Tuesday & Wednesday, July 28 & 29, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. (Westmoreland- Murrysville) RSVL 2150-11 Tuesday & Wednesday, August 11 & 12, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.

AARP Smart Driver CourseFour-Hour RefresherThis class will teach you how to handle adverse driving conditions and traffic hazards, in addition to learning about the effects of aging and medications on driving. Prerequisite: AARP Driver Safety eight hour class. You must bring the safety certificate from prior 55 Alive Driver Safety class as proof of completion. $25 material fee payable at first class (check or money order only made payable to AARP, no cash). $20 for AARP members (membership card must be presented) RSVL 2154-90 Tuesday, July 21, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. (Westmoreland- Murrysville) RSVL 2154-91 Thursday, July 23, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. (Westmoreland- Murrysville) RSVL 2154-10 Tuesday, August 4, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. RSVL 2154-13 Thursday, August 6, 9 a.m.-1 p.m.

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Introduction to Coding 8You will be introduced to the basics of com-puter programing and various programing languages. New technologies allow people outside of the computer science field to be able to create their own web pages using code. You will learn the basics of HTML, CSS, and Java Script, as well as the practical uses for each. James Kritzer, Ph.D., $195 tuition, 1.6 CEUs DAPX 3054-W1 June 1-26 (online)

Introduction to Game Design 8Games are increasingly recognized as a tool that can serve many business purposes beyond entertainment. This course provides a general introduction to what goes into the design and development of both video and analog games, with a particular focus on the use of games outside of consumer entertainment. Take the first step into un-derstanding game design, and how it can be applied in your field. Moses Wolfenstein, Ph.D., $245 tuition, 1.6 CEUs DAPX 3058-W1 June 1-26 (online)

Computer Basics Using Windows 10 (Remote)Become familiar with the Windows 10 in-terface and its basic capabilities, along with basic computer hardware and terminology, file saving and file management. Explore how to create documents, send email, browse the Internet and share information between applications and other users. Carol Shoemaker, $95 tuition + required textbook, 1.5 CEUs DAPX 1041-R10 5 Thursdays starting July 9, 6-9 p.m.

Computers for Plus 50using Windows 10 (Remote)A beginner class especially for those 50 and better that provides a hands-on, relaxed approach to computer learning for personal use or to develop job-related skills. Become familiar with the Windows 10 interface and its basic capabilities, along with basic com-puter hardware and terminology, file saving, file management, creating documents, sending email, browsing the Internet and sharing information between applications and other users. Carol Shoemaker, $95 tui-tion + required textbook, 1.5 CEUs DAPX 0916-R10 5 Tuesdays starting July 7, 9 a.m.-noon

Introduction to the iPadDesigned for you to get the most out of your new iPad, topics will include: Hardware; connectivity; apps; productivity; media; syncing and backup; and printing. Your iPad will soon become your trusty companion. Bring your iPad to class as this is a practical, hands-on course where you will participate in exercises for every topic and all points covered. Must have iPad Air or newer ver-sion. Alan Laick, $49 tuition, .6 CEUs DAPX 3075-10 2 Wednesdays starting July 22, 6-9 p.m.

Excel 2019, Level 1 (Remote)You will be introduced to the essential Excel features. You will create worksheets by entering and editing data, manage and navi-gate worksheets and workbooks, create for-mulas, use functions, manipulate worksheet data, format worksheet contents and pre-pare, set up and print information. Windows knowledge is required. Carol Shoemaker, $79 tuition + required textbook, 1.2 CEUs DAPX 1783-R1 4 Wednesdays starting June 17, 6-9 p.m. DAPX 1783-R10 4 Thursdays starting July 30, 9 a.m.-noon

All computer courses are conducted in an interactive learning environment where each student completes lessons and exercises on a computer.

Textbooks will be purchased online.Instructions will be emailed to registered students.

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Excel 2019, Level IIBuild on the basic concepts and skills learned in Level I. Topics will include manag-ing complex workbooks, building complex functions, using data analysis tools, making an impact with powerful charts and pre-sentation features and collaborating with other users. Prerequisite: Excel Level I or experienced user. Textbook available at the College Store. Bring a flash drive to class. Richard Martz, $79 tuition + required text-book, 1.2 CEUs DAPX 1784-10 4 Wednesdays starting July 22, 6-9 p.m.

Excel 2019 Boot CampYou will be introduced to the essential Excel features. You will create worksheets by entering and editing data, manage and navigate worksheets and workbooks, create formulas, use functions, manipulate worksheet data, format worksheet contents and prepare, set up and print information. Windows knowledge is required. Textbook available at the College Store. Bring flash drive to class. 30-minute lunch on your own. Richard Martz, $59 tuition + required textbook, .6 CEUs DAPX 1778-10 Friday, July 24, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Microsoft Certification in BI Reporting,see page 11.

Windows 10 (Remote)This hands-on course will show you how to navigate the Windows 10 interface; use the Windows apps and desktop applications to complete day-to-day tasks; install new apps and multitask with multiple programs; work with files and folders by using File Explorer andOneDrive;useCortanaasyourvirtualpersonal assistant and Edge for web brows-ing; customize the Windows 10 environment and use the security features. Previous exposure to personal computers and the Internet is needed. Vicki Walker, $89 tuition + required textbook, 1.2 CEUs DAPX 9116-R10 4 Thursdays starting July 9, 6-9 p.m.

Windows 10 Boot Camp (Remote)This hands-on boot camp will show you how to navigate the new interface; use the Windows apps and desktop applications to complete tasks; install new apps and multi-task with multiple programs; work with files and folders; use Cortana and Edge for web browsing; customize the Windows 10 environment and use the security features. Previous exposure to personal computers and the Internet is required. Carol Shoemaker, $59 tuition + required textbook, .6 CEUs DAPX 9117-R1 Friday, June 19, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

Word Boot Camp (Remote)Become familiar with the essential Word working environment, including the Word Start screen with BackStage View to manage and open your saved documents. Instruction will be provided on using the Word Interface, navigating and entering text using both the keyboard shortcuts, mouse and touch screen, personalizing tabs, ribbons and the quick access toolbar, and using file explorer to locate files stored on your computer or Flash Drive. Create new documents and learn editing techniques that you can use to change text, formats, margins, styles, and insert bullets, numbers or tabs. Save documents in PDF or Word older versions. Windows knowledge is required. Carol Shoemaker, $59 tuition + required textbook, .6 CEUs DAPX 9226-R1 Friday, June 26, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.


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Word - Advanced Features (Remote)Keep the information in your Word document easy to read using tables, charts or headers and footers. Explore QuickParts to insert preformatted text and reach beyond your desktop to work with documents saved and stored in yourOneDrivecloudstorage.Inspectadocument before sharing, limit others editing, track the editing and formatting changes others have made, create comments, and combine or compare separate reviewer’s comments. Work with mass mailing tools to communicate with a large number of people. Windows and Word knowledge is required. Carol Shoemaker, $59 tuition + $2 material fee + required text, .6 CEUs DAPX 9204-R10 Friday, July 17, 9 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

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QuickBooks 8Manage the financial aspects of your small business quickly and efficiently with this powerful accounting software program. QuickBooks is designed especially for the small to mid-sized business owners to cre-ate and print invoices, track payables and receivables, and more. New course sessions begin monthly. For class start dates prices and to register, go to www.ed2go.com/wcconed.

SQL 8Gain a solid working knowledge of this powerful and universal database program-ming language. Course runs for six weeks. New course sessions begin monthly. For class start dates prices and to register, go to www.ed2go.com/wcconed.

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Health Care & Emergency MedicalServices ProfessionalsEmergency Medical Technician NEW REDUCED PRICE!Prepare to be an EMT! Develop competence in the following skills: patient assessment/management of a trauma patient and a medical patient; cardiac arrest management/AED; bag-valve-mask ventilation of an apneic patient; spinal immobilization (both seated and supine patient); long bone fracture immobilization; joint dislocation immobilization; traction splinting; bleeding control/shock management; upper airway adjuncts and suction; ventilation with supplemental oxygen; and supplemental oxygen administration to a breathing patient. The curriculum follows the new National EMS Education Standards. 16.4 CEUs. Must be 16 years old to register and be able to pass background check – requirements explained first night of class. During the program, you will be required to complete ten (10) patient contacts with a preceptor (ambulance service), additional background clearances/medical exam may be required (explained first night of class). Upon successful completion of this class, and ICS 100 and NIMS 700 (both online completion) and (included in class), you will be eligible to take the state certification exam and the National Registry Exam. (Registry exam fees not included). Textbook available at the college bookstore (review of textbook prior to class is recommended). $500 tuition + $30 lab fee + required textbook. 16.4 CEUs Complete schedule available at https://westmoreland.edu/pages/locations/public-safety-training-center/

MEDX 1880-79 Tuesdays & Thursdays, 6-10 p.m., Saturdays, 8 a.m.-1:30 p.m., and Sundays, 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m., June 16 through August 15 (Westmoreland-Public Safety Training Center Hazardous Materials Awareness Course Saturday, August 1, 8 a.m.-noon Registration Deadline: June 1

For more information about classes for Health Care Professionals, contact Brittany Shinsky, coordinator/Continuing Education, at1.800.262.2103, ext. 4082 or [email protected].


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HEALTH CARE AND EMERGENCY SERVICESAmerican Heart Association (AHA) CoursesThe AHA has purposely developed instructional material to promote knowledge of and proficiency in CPR. Although these CPR courses are not sponsored by an AHA component, some or all materials utilized by faculty or students may be AHA materials supplied on a cost basis. Any fees charged for these courses do not represent income to the AHA. The AHA requires students to purchase appropriate CPR textbook prior to class. • Material fees are subject to change based on a potential increase in course cards. • Textbooks available at the College Store.Precourse Requirements for Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) andPediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) Full Course and Renewal

1. Complete the Precourse Preparation Checklist and review the course agenda found in the Provider Manual and bring with you to class. (ACLS and PALS)

2. Review and understand information in the Provider Manual. Pay attention to the cases in Part 5. (ACLS)

3. Review and understand the information in your PALS Provider Manual. Pay attention to the systematic approach to pediatric assessment, the evaluate-identify-intervene sequence and the management of respiratory and circulatory abnormalities. (PALS)

4. A current Basic Life Support for Health Care Providers CPR card must be presented for admittance to class. (ACLS and PALS)

5. Complete Precourse Self-Assessment. Access found inside provider manual, bring certificate with you to class. A passing score is 70% or above. You can take the Precourse Self-Assessment as many times as needed to achieve a passing score. (ACLS and PALS)

6. Be familiar with the PALS algorithms and flowcharts so you can apply them to clinical scenarios. (PALS)

7. A current ACLS or PALS completion card is required for admittance in a renewal class. (ACLS and PALS)

Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS)Designed for health care providers to enhance their skills in the treatment of an adult victim of a cardiac arrest or other cardiopulmonary emergency. You will engage in simulated clinical scenarios that encourage active hands-on participation. See precourse requirements for more information. $97 tuition + $13 material fee +required textbook. 1.3 CEUs from Westmoreland,13ConEdcreditsfromPADOH. MEDX 0085-01 Wednesday, June 17, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., & Thursday, June 18, 8 a.m.-1 p.m. MEDX 0085-10 Wednesday, August 5, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m., & Thursday, August 6, 8 a.m.-1 p.m.

Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) RenewalProvides previously trained health care providers a renewal of their ACLS status upon successful completion of written and practical skills. See precourse requirements for more information. $61 tuition + $13 material fee + required text .75 CEUs from Westmoreland, 7.5 ConEdcreditsfromPADOH. MEDX 0040-02 Wednesday, June 24, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. MEDX 0040-10 Wednesday, July 1, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. MEDX 0040-11 Wednesday, July 22, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. MEDX 0040-12 Wednesday, July 29, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. MEDX 0040-13 Wednesday, August 12, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. MEDX 0040-14 Wednesday, August 26, 8 a.m.-4 p.m.

Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS)Utilizing a scenario-based team approach, pediatric health care providers will be taught how to efficiently and effectively manage critically ill infants and children. See precourse requirements for more information. Practical and written evaluations are required. $97 tuition + $13 material fee+requiredtext.1.5CEUsfromWestmoreland,15ConEdcreditsfromPADOH. MEDX 6822-10 Wednesday, July 8, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. & Thursday, July 9, 8 a.m.-3:30 p.m.

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Pediatric Advanced Life Support (PALS) RenewalProvides previously trained health care providers a renewal of the PALS status upon successful completion of written and practical skills. See precourse requirements for more information. $61 tuition + $13 material fee + required text. .75 CEUs from Westmoreland, 7.5 ConEdcreditsfromPADOH. MEDX 6823-02 Thursday, June 25, 8 a.m.- 4 p.m. MEDX 6823-10 Wednesday, July 15, 8 a.m.- 4 p.m. MEDX 6823-11 Wednesday, August 19, 8 a.m.- 4 p.m.

Basic Life Support for Health Care Providers (BLS/HCP): Adult/Child/InfantDesigned for health care providers and follows the AHA Guidelines for delivery of CPR for victims of all ages (including ventilation with a barrier device, a bag-mask device and oxygen), useofanAEDonadults/childrenandreliefofforeignbodyairwayobstruction(FBAO)inresponsive and non-responsive victims. Written testing and hands-on skill performance required. Course card awarded upon successful completion. Textbook available at College Store. $49 tuition + $11 material fee + required text (review of textbook prior to class is required), .475 CEUs MEDX 1101-07 Wednesday, June 17, 6-10:45 p.m. MEDX 1101-08 Thursday, June 18, 6-10:45 p.m. MEDX 1101-09 Friday, June 19, 9 a.m.-1:45 p.m. MEDX 1101-13 Monday, June 22, 6-10:45 p.m. MEDX 1101-14 Wednesday, June 24, 6-10:45 p.m. MEDX 1101-15 Monday, June 29, 6-10:45 p.m. MEDX 1101-16 Tuesday, June 30 6-10:45 p.m. MEDX 1101-17 Wednesday, July 1, 6-10:45 p.m. MEDX 1101-18 Thursday, July 2, 6-10:45 p.m. MEDX 1101-19 Monday, July 6, 6-10:45 p.m. MEDX 1101-20 Tuesday, July 7, 6-10:45 p.m. MEDX 1101-21 Wednesday, July 8, 6-10:45 p.m. MEDX 1101-10 Thursday, July 9, 6-10:45 p.m. MEDX 1101-22 Monday, July 13, 6-10:45 p.m. MEDX 1101-23 Tuesday, July 14, 6-10:45 p.m. MEDX 1101-11 Tuesday, August 4, 6-10:45 p.m.

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Basic Life Support for Health Care Providers (BLS/HCP) Instructor CourseThis course is aimed at experienced persons who have completed the BLS for Healthcare Pro-viders, have completed the BLS Essentials course, and who wish to teach the BLS courses. Dis-cover how to effectively present lecture materials, monitor and coach students, demonstrate accurate CPR skills for adult, child and infant patients, demonstrate manikin maintenance techniques, evaluate written and skills performance, maintain accurate records, and work with a Training Center (TC). You must affiliate with a TC of your choice, be 16 years old, have a current BLS for Healthcare Provider CPR card and purchase an instructor manual. Written test-ing, hands-on performance and practice lecture required. CPR instructor card is valid for two years. Instructors must teach four classes within two years to remain certified. Prerequisites: Successful completion of the BLS Essentials course, which can be accessed at www.onlineaha.org. You must bring a copy of your certificate of completion of the BLS Essentials course and current BLS for Healthcare Providers card to class. Registration ends August 10. Tiffany Simmons, $99 tuition + $10 material fee + required textbook, .8 CEUs MEDX 1140-10 Saturday, August 15, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Basic Life Support for Health Care Providers (BLS/HCP) – RenewalRenew your BLS/HCP by reviewing the 2015 AHA Guidelines. Review the latest adult/child/infant CPR skills for one and two rescuers; practice skill development and foreign-body airway obstructions; the integration of an AED into adult and pediatric CPR and rescue breathing using barrier devices and the bag-valve mask. A current BLS for Health Care Providers CPR card is required for admittance. Written exam and skills evaluation required. Textbook available at College Store. $39 tuition + $11 material fee + required text (review of textbook prior to class is required), .35 CEUs MEDX 1106-01 Tuesday, June 23, 6-9:30 p.m. MEDX 1106-11 Thursday, July 16, 6-9:30 p.m. MEDX 1106-10 Wednesday, July 22, 6-9:30 p.m.

Heartsaver CPR AED Adult & Child & Infant CPRThis video-based, instructor-led course teaches adult/child CPR and AED use, infant CPR, and how to relieve choking in adults, children and infants. It teaches skills with the AHA’s research-proven practice-while-watching technique, which allows instructors to observe the students, provide feedback and guide the students’ learning of skills. Designed for anyone with limited or no medical training who needs a course completion card in CPR and AED use to meet job, regulatory or other requirements. $29 tuition + $25 material fee + required text (review of textbook prior to class is required), .45 CEUs MEDX 1014-N1 Wednesday, July 15, 5-9:30 p.m. (Westmoreland-Indiana) MEDX 1014-10 Wednesday, July 29, 5:30-10 p.m.

Heartsaver First AidThis AHA classroom, video-based, instructor-led, course teaches critical skills to respond to and manage an emergency in the first few minutes until emergency medical services (EMS) arrives. Learn skills such as how to treat bleeding, sprains, broken bones, shock and other first aid emergencies. For anyone with limited or no medical training who needs a course completion card in first aid to meet job, regulatory or other requirements. Two-year certificationawardeduponsuccessfulcompletion.CoursemeetsOSHA-compliantfirstaidtraining requirements. Textbook available at College Store. $25 tuition + $25 material fee + required text (review of textbook prior to class is required), .3 CEUs MEDX 3028-10 Wednesday, July 15, 6:30-9:30 p.m.

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Establishedin1979,Westmoreland’sMunicipalPoliceOfficers’Training Academy has graduated over 900 cadets who now serve and protect their communities at the local, county, state and federal levels.

New for 2020 - Both Police Academy classes will be held at the Public Safety Training Center located off Interstate 70 in Smithton, PA. This facility houses a 50-yard, 17-position shooting range, classrooms, simunitions house, traffic roadways, police vehicles and a six-story tower for complex building searches and rescue.

Features of the Westmoreland Police Academy include:• Part-time class begins in January

• Full-time class begins in late spring/early summer

• 15 transferrable college credits can be applied toward Westmoreland’s Criminal Justice Program, which can then be transferred to a four-year university.

Go to www.westmoreland.edu/policeacademy for further information regarding Westmoreland’s Municipal Police Officers’ Training Academy.

If you have questions after reviewing the website, please contact Franklin R. Newill at 724.925.4298 or [email protected].

Municipal Police Officers’ Training Academy

ACT 180 – M.P.O.E.T.C. Mandated 2020Municipal Police Officers’ In-Service ClassesFor complete descriptions and schedule of 2020 classes, go to westmoreland.edu/act180.

If you have questions, contact Franklin Newill at 724.925.4298 or [email protected].

A class schedule for firefighters can be found at westmoreland.edu/classes.The schedule will also be sent to fire departments.

For more information about Firefighter classes, contact Marc Jackson, director, Public Safety Training Center, at 724.872.2447 or [email protected].

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Parental Guidelines for College for Kids • Print a Continuing Education Emergency Contact form at westmoreland.edu/ceform, complete and bring to class • Accompany your child to the classroom • Come to the classroom at dismissal each day • Open-toed shoes, sleeveless tops, shorts & capris are not permitted in the foods lab. Children should wear non-skid shoes & bring an apron.

COLLEGE FOR KIDS CLASSES

CookingNEW - Summer Berries(Ages 5-9 Accompanied by an Adult)Come join us and prepare delicious blueberry and strawberry muffins as you makememoriesinthekitchen.Oneadultmust accompany each child. Both must register. Bring a drink and aprons to class. Dianne Palmieri, $10 tuition + $5 material fee FODK7553-96 Thursday,July16, 1:30-3:30 p.m.

Fresh Pasta Workshop (Youth Ages 12-17 accompanied by an adult)Make memories in the kitchen as Chef Schmucker introduces you to different types of pastas used throughout history and today. He will also show you the different ways to make fresh and dry pastas, which you will prepare. You will make sauce from scratchtoaccompanyyourpastas.Oneadult must accompany each youth. Both must register. Bring an apron for each of you. Chef Scott Schmucker, Ed.D., CEC, CCE, $39 tuition + $10 material fee FODX6503-10 Wednesday,July22, 5-8:30 p.m.

NEW - Kids Zumba(Ages 9-14) (Remote)Tired of your kids just sitting there? Get them moving and grooving in this 5-week remote Zumba class. They will dance to a mixture of Latin and international music while getting a fun workout and connecting with other kids. Computer/tablet with Inter-net access is needed for participation. Missy Troxell, $29 tuition PHSK 9900-R96 5 Mondays starting July 6, 5:30-6:30 p.m.

Remote Cooking ClassesYou will prepare the food items in your own kitchen as the instructor prepares them in her kitchen. Supply lists will be emailed a couple days prior to the class. To participate, you need a PC/laptop/tab-let with Internet connection and a camera. Class size is limited to 12 students.

Summer Berries(Ages 10-14) (Remote)Come join us and prepare delicious blue-berry muffins along with a wonderful summer dessert of homemade strawberry shortcake! Registration ends June 18. Di-anne Palmieri, $29 tuition FODK7554-R96 Tuesday,June23, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

NEW - Cupcake Wars(Ages 10-14) (Remote)Join us and combine your creativity and baking skills to create your very own delicious cupcake and have a friendly competition to see who wins the title of best cupcake. Registration ends June 25. Dianne Palmieri, $29 tuition FODK1748-R96 Tuesday,June30, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.

NEW - Homemade Ravioli(Ages 10-14) (Remote)Your child will enjoy this fun class as they learn how to make delicious homemade ravioli and sauce sure to impress their family and friends. Registration ends July 29. Dianne Palmieri, $29 tuition FODK6700-R96 Monday,August3, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m

Everybody Loves Chocolate(Ages 10-14) (Remote)We’ll prepare a variety of dishes using this delicious ingredient including chocolate chip brownies and chocolate fondue. Reg-istration ends July 9. Dianne Palmieri, $29 tuition FODK0922-R96 Wednesday,July15, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.8 Denotes Online Class

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NEW - Subtractive Drawing(Ages 7-15) (Remote)Ever been interested in drawing with eras-ers? Have you ever thought it was even possible? If this sounds exciting to you, join us for this two-day, remote (via Zoom) class on Subtractive Drawing. Learn how to use charcoal or graphite and erasers to create a drawing masterpiece that you can show off to your friends and family. You will need a computer/tablet with internet access. Sup-ply list will be provided. Registration ends July 20. Kyle Reidmiller, $39 tuition RTSK 7568-R96 Monday & Tuesday, July 27 & 28, 2-4 p.m.

NEW - Advanced Manufacturing Camp (Grades 7-12)Advanced Manufacturing offers some of the highest paying career opportunities available. Develop strong STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics) skills while exploring the exciting world of manufacturing. You will also learn other es-sential skills such as communication, team-work, customer awareness and workplace conduct. Wear long pants and closed-toes shoes. The camp will be held at the Col-lege’s Advanced Technology Center in Mt. Pleasant. Registration ends July 13. Peter Nalepa, $185 tuition SCHX 0030-A10 Monday through Thursday, July 27-30, 8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. (Westmoreland-ATC)

SUMMER CAMPS

To register, call 724.925.4204 or 1.800.262.2103, ext. 4204or visit westmoreland.edu/campreg.

Eureka: Shipwrecked onVirtual Island (Ages 7-12) (Remote)Like to build, problem solve and create? Join us for this remote week-long camp, via Zoom, to craft catapults and forts, build shelters, bridges, and learn about density. Overcomeaseriesofchallengesusingbasic materials, simple machines, tips from famous inventors and most important of all – your mind! While Thomas Edison said “invention is 10% inspiration and 90% per-spiration,” this program is 100% FUN! You will need a computer/tablet with internet access. A material list and Zoom camp in-structions will be provided. Mad Science, $125 tuition PRDK 1760-R96 Monday through Friday, July 20-24, 9 a.m.- noon

Virtual Secret Agent Lab(Ages 7-12) (Remote)Develop your special agent and detective skills in this super hands-on, remote (via Zoom) week of camp! Identify and collect evidence - from fingerprints to tracks to trash! Secret agents-in-training will use sci-ence and awesome technological tools to connect the dots and help sniff out the sus-pects in this investigation into the science of sleuthing. You will need a computer/tablet with internet access. A material list and Zoom camp instructions will be provided. Mad Science, $125 tuition PRDK 7520-R96 Monday through Friday, July 6-10, 9 a.m.-noon PRDK 7520-R97 Monday through Friday, August 3-7, 9 a.m.-noon

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SUMMER CAMPS

Snapology is a name used to describe a learning concept that combines play with education. Children learn math, science, technology, engineering and literacy concepts using Lego bricks and other similar building tools.

The camps below are provided through a partnership with Snapology.

Adventures with Lego Star Wars (Ages 7-9) (Remote)Star Wars, Star Wars and more Star Wars! In this online, five-day camp, children will partici-pate in Star Wars themed activities. They will build scenes from the movie, build ships, light sabers, you name it. Registration ends June 23. Students will need a gallon size bag full of loose Lego bricks, no specific Lego bricks necessary. Snapology staff, $119 tuition PRDK 4852-R96 Monday through Friday, July 6-10, 9 a.m.-11 a.m. Lego Minecraft (Ages 10-13) (Remote)Travel to Nether with Snapology, but watch out for those creepers! In this online, five-day camp children will bring Minecraft® to life using Lego® bricks. They will create their own world including animals, creepers and their very own Lego® Minecraft® character. Registra-tion ends July 14. Students will need a gallon size bag full of loose Lego bricks, no specific Lego bricks necessary. Snapology staff, $119 tuition PRDK 4858-R96 Monday through Friday, July 27-31, 9 a.m.-11 a.m.


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Camps will be held at the Youngwood Campusunless stated otherwise.

SUMMER CAMPS

Camps the Week of June 15Spanish Language & Culture(Grades 7-12) (Remote)You will be introduced to conversational Spanish while learning about the culture in South America with an emphasis on Peru. Grammar and pronunciation will be practiced through activities, games and conversation. The similarities and differences between North and South America in the areas of dress, music, food and entertainment will be discussed. The use of TV commercials, short videos and movies, including internet source material, in Spanish will be used as reference. It is recommended you have some experience with the Spanish language. The instructor was born and raised in Peru. Isabel Valenzuela, $45 tuition + $10 material fee SCHX 7904-R1 Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday, June 16-18, 9 a.m.-noon

Career Education &Exploration Camps 7th-12th Graders

Explore careers while learning new skills and having fun!

Camps the Week of June 22Take the Terror out of Talking (Grades 7-12) (Remote)The fear of public speaking is very common. You can reduce the fear and become more comfortable talking in groups and giving presentations by learning some fundamentals of public speaking. The camp will focus on delivery skills that, with practice, will provide you with the ability to communicate in groups with confidence. Good communication skills are critical for success. Registration ends June 10. Paulette Harvey, Distinguished Toastmaster, $45 tuition + $12 material fee SCHX 7699-R1 Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday, June 23-25, 9 a.m.-noon

Cybersecurity (Grades 7-12) (Remote)Through hands-on activities, you will explore online tools used by cybersecurity professionals. You will learn about cybersecurity threats happening every day, cyber ethics and how to apply practical principles to keep yourself safe online. There are many career opportunities in this exciting new field. Find out what skills you need to be a White Hat Hacker. Michael Caglia, $45 tuition + $10 material fee SCHX 1056-R1 Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday, June 23-25, 9 a.m.-no

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SUMMER CAMPSCamps the Week of July 20Amazing Pictures (Grades 7-12)Are you ready to take control of your camera and kick your photography skills up a notch? Then this camp is for you. Gain an understanding of how your camera operates, how to use its functions, and the importance of composition, lighting and posing concepts, along with how to use the exposure triangle to create the perfect image. You will also be introduced to post-processing in Adobe Lightroom and Photoshop. Homework each day will be printing your photos. Bring any camera (DLSR preferred) and memory card. Jillian Kon, $35 tuition + $10 material fee SCHX 6105-01 Tuesday & Wednesday, July 21 & 22, 9 a.m.-noon

NEW -Bears at the Beach Cupcakes (Grades 7-12) (Remote)Explore a career in culinary as you prepare and decorate beach-themed cupcakes made from scratch, in your kitchen while Pastry Chef Heidi Pearce-Smith and her assistant, Pastry Chef Christine Moore, prepare them in the foods lab at Westmoreland. While your cupcakes are baking and cooling, the chefs will demonstrate how to make fruit and candy pizzas. This class will be offered remotely using Zoom. You will need a PC/tablet with Internet access to participate. Registration ends July 16. A supply list will be emailed. Pastry Chef Heidi Pearce-Smith, CWPC; and Pastry Chef Christine Moore, $35 tuition SCHX 0255-R10 Wednesday, July 22, 9 a.m.-noon



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For more information about Summer Camps, contact Sylvia Detar, director/Continuing Educa tion , 1.800.262.2103, ext. 4190

or [email protected].

Summer Sports CampsBaseball Camp (Ages 7-12)Camp will focus on proper throwing, catching and hitting techniques, along with basic running skills. Bring glove, hat, bat, water and snack. Sunscreen is recommended. $55 tuition PHSX 0479-10 Monday through Friday, July 20-24, 9-11:30 a.m.

SUMMER CAMPS

REGISTER EARLY! CAMPS HAVE LIMITED SPACE!

Boys/Girls Soccer Camp (Ages 8-15)This camp will focus on the fundamentals of proper foot skills, passing, throwing, trapping, defending, attacking, shooting, positioning and restart/free kick. Bring shin guards, sunscreen, water and a snack. Mitchell Steele, $55 tuition PHSX 5366-10 Monday through Friday, July 27-31, 9-11:30 a.m.

Sports Clinics

Boys/Girls Cross Country Clinic(Ages 8-15)This camp will focus on the elements of proper cross country stride and posture in developing the proper foundation to train and compete with the dynamics of cross country. Bring sunscreen and water. Patrick Comer, $55 tuition PHSX 0651-10 Monday through Friday, July 20-24, 7:30-9:30 a.m.

Baseball Hitting Clinic (Ages 9-15)Campers will learn the fundamentals of proper grip, stance and swing path, as well as the mental aspect and thought processes of how to approach hitting. Bring glove, bat, hat, water and snack. $35 tuition PHSX 0508-10 Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday, July 15-17, 9-11:30 a.m.

Softball Fielding/Hitting Clinic(Ages 9-15)Campers will learn the fundamentals of proper grip, stance and swing path, along with the proper foot work and arm mechanics with infield and outfield play. Bring glove, bat, hat, water and snack. Dan Terlizzi, $35 tuition PHSX 7784-10 Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday, July 28-30, 9-11:30 a.m.

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REGISTRATIONCall 724.925.4204 or 1.800.262.2103, ext. 4204

Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.

TuitionPayment may be made by check and MasterCard, VISA or Discover credit cards.

Refund PolicyAll refunds are calculated from the official starting date of the course. The number of days or weeks to determine refunds is calculated by counting the actual days from the starting date of the course and not by counting the course meeting dates.

All refund checks will be mailed to students and not be held for pick up.

For courses meeting one week or less:If you officially drop before the course starts, you may be eligible to receive a 100% refund of tuition and fees. There are no refunds after this date.

For courses two weeks through four weeks:If you officially drop through the first three days of the course, you may be eligible to receive a 100% refund of tuition and fees. There are no refunds after this date.

For courses five weeks through nine weeks:If you officially drop through the first week of the course, you may be eligible to receive a 100% refund of tuition and fees. There are no refunds after the first week of the course.

For courses of 10 weeks through 19 weeks:If you officially drop through the second week of the course, you may be eligible to receive a 100% refund of tuition and fees. There are no refunds after the second week of the course.

For courses 20 weeks through 29 weeks:If you officially drop through the second week of the course, you may be eligible to receive a 100% refund of tuition and fees. If you officially drop during the third or fourth week of the course, you may be eligible to receive a 60% refund of tuition. There are no refunds after the fourth week of the course.

For courses 30 weeks or longer:If you officially drop through the third week of the course, you may be eligible to receive a 100% refund of tuition and fees. If you officially drop during the fourth, fifth or sixth week of the course, you may be eligible to receive a 60% refund of tuition. There are no refunds after the sixth week of the course.

Class Cancellation Class cancellations and college closing due to inclement weather or other emergency conditions will be announced on area radio and television stations and the Internet. As road conditions vary widely during inclement weather, you are advised to use your own judgment in deciding whether to attend classes.

Purchasing TextbooksThe Youngwood Campus College Store normal hours of operation are 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday through Thursday and 8 a.m.-4 p.m. on Fridays. See our website - westmoreland.edu - for extended hours of operation before and during the start of the semester. Textbooks should be purchased at the main campus in Youngwood. If you are unable to travel to the main campus, call the College Store at 724.925.4174 or 1.800.262.2103, ext. 4174 for other options.Most textbooks are available at least two weeks before the beginning of each semester. Specific information concerning your textbooks and a booklist can be obtained by calling the College Store.

You must contact the Registration Center to officially drop a course.If you do not officially drop, you remain obligated for all tuition and fees.

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MATH PLACEMENTPREPARATION COURSESPlacement in the right college math course will save you TIME and MONEY! The 12-hour courses below can build your math skills and decrease the number of math classes you need to take. Both classes use ALEKS PPL, whichisgroundbreakingtechnologythatutilizesanartificialintelligenceengine that continuously assesses each student individually. Although ALEKS is a web-based program, you will have access to an instructor.You will get: • ALEKS PPL for a year with diagnostics and tailored curriculum • Diagnostics to optimize successful placement in math • Results to share with other colleges using ALEKS PPLThis class will be taught remotely, but will have synchronous learning times where you will meet as a group via Zoom with the instructor. You will need a computer (PC or MAC only, Chromebooks cannot be used) with Internet access to complete these courses.

Math Leap! (Remote)ALEKScanhelpyouimproveyourmathskills,boostyourconfidenceandhelpdetermine the best math pathway for you at Westmoreland. This is a great option foryouifyoudidnottakefour(4)yearsofmathinhighschool,orarenotconfidentabout your math abilities and/or you have test anxiety. Jonathan Wielbruda-Mayhew, $59 tuition + $15 material fee SCHX 5319-R10 July 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, and 22, 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.

STEM Bridge (Remote)STEM degree careers are in high demand, and placement in the best college math course is crucial. ALEKS can diagnose and improve your weaknesses and place you in the most appropriate math course at Westmoreland. This option is best if you did not have AP or dual-enrollment courses in high school and want to place into Pre-CalculusorCalculusyourfirstsemester.JonathanWielbruda-Mayhew,$59tuition+$15 material fee SCHX 5907-R10 July 13, 14, 15, 20, 21, and 22, 1:30 - 3:30 p.m.

Space is l imited. Cal l 724.925.4204 to register today!

For more information, contact Sylvia Detar, director/Continuing Education, at 724.925.4190 or [email protected].

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