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There are many wonders to be discovered on the path to knowledge. www.rockvalleycollege.edu/cce Fall 2012 Community & Continuing Education Community Education ....... 3 Whiz Kids .......................... 23 Continuing Education....... 30 GED/ESL ............................ 56 Something For Everyone

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Fall 2012 Community & Continuing Education Course Schedule

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There are many wonders to be discovered on the path to knowledge.

www.rockvalleycollege.edu/cceFall 2012

Community & Continuing Education

Community Education .......3Whiz Kids .......................... 23Continuing Education ....... 30GED/ESL ............................ 56

Something For Everyone

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CONTENTSCOMMUNITY EDUCATION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 -22

Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-4 Communication . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .4 Crafts & Hobbies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-6Culinary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7 Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-8Employment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Farm & Nature . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 Film . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-10Financial Matters . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .11Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-12 Holiday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Home . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13-14Language, Literature & Writing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14-15 Martial Arts & Self-Defense . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15-16Mind & Body. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .16-18 Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18-20Pets . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21Photography . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21-22Seasonal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22Yoga . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

WHIZ KIDS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23-29Art . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23Crafts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .23-24Fitness & Dance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Hobbies . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24 Legos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25 Martial Arts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25-26Music . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .26-27Photo & Film . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 27 Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 28Whiz Kids Faculty. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 29

CONTINUING EDUCATION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30-53Business Careers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31-34Computer Training. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 34-37Construction/Home. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37-38Distance On-Line Learning. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39Education Careers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40-41Emergency/Security Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .41Health Careers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41-47Continuing Education for Massage Therapists. . . . . . . . . . . .44-47Hospitality/Food Service Certifi cation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48Language For The Workplace. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49Manufacturing/Workforce. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 49-52Math Fundamentals. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 52Sustainable “Green” Technologies. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53EMS Paramedic Program - New Spring 2013. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53

RVC HIGH SCHOOL CONNECTIONS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .54CAMPUS MAP. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .55GED/ESL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 56STUDIO THEATER. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57REGISTRATION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 58-59

NOTICE OF NONDISCRIMINATIONRock Valley College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, national origin, disability, age, sex, marital status or sexual orientation in admission to its programs, services or activities, in access to them, in treatment of individuals, or in any aspect of their operations. Rock Valley College also does not discriminate in its hiring or employment practices.

This notice is provided as required by Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, the Age Discrimi-nation Act of 1975 and the Americans With Disabilities Act of 1990. Questions, complaints, or requests for additional information regarding these laws may be forwarded to the designated compliance coordinators.

Title IX and Section 504/ADA Compliance Offi cer – EmployeesMs. Jessica Jones, Managing Director of Human Resources

(815) 921-4755 . [email protected]

Title IX and ADA Compliance Offi cer – StudentsMs. Lynn Perkins, Director, Enrollment Management and Judicial Affairs

(815) 921-4268 . [email protected]

Section 504 Coordinator – StudentsMs. Lynn Shattuck, Coordinator of Disability Services(815) 921-2356 . [email protected]

Title IX Coordinator – AthleticsMs. Misty Opat, Athletic Director

(815) 921-3807 . [email protected]

This notice is available from Rock Valley College in additional alternative formats upon request.

Rock Valley College does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, creed, religion, national origin, disability, age, sex, marital status or sexual orientation.RVC Recycles This schedule is printed on recycled paper and printed with soy-based ink.

TRIP FOR CREDIT—CHILE

THE CENTER FOR LEARNING IN RETIREMENT Rock Valley College’s Center for Learning in Retirement (CLR) provides people aged 50+ a great opportunity to participate in dozens of interesting and informative classes, bus trips, social events, a fi tness program, special interest groups, volunteer opportu-nities, and much more! CLR is an affi liate of the Elderhostel Institute Network and has 2,000 members who enjoy a wide variety of lifelong learning opportunities.

A yearly membership fee of $25* entitles you to:● Register for any short-term courses● The Center’s newsletter, published four times a year● Register for trips and social events – at a discounted member fee● Register for the Golden Eagles Fitness Programs–exercise programs designed for

Center members

● Opportunities to serve on one or more of the planning committees

Information:For more information or to join, we invite you to call (815) 921-3931.

*Scholarships are available (inquiries are confi dential). Accommodations for disabilities are available.

March 8 – 17, 2013With travel to Santiago, Valparaiso, and the Lakes District, as well as several other daily excursions.

Contact Information: Cristina Szterensus, Modern Languages, Spanish, [email protected] (815) 921-3337Anita Bravo, History, A.Bravo@rockvalley college.edu (815) 921-3376

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Watercolor for Landscapes – Level I(Adult) This course is for students with little or no experi-ence with watercolor. Learn to handle watercolor, practice basic textural techniques, and work on elements used in landscape paintings. BRING: a full 22x30 sheet of watercolor paper, a pencil, and a yardstick to the fi rst class. A materials list can be obtained at www.tomlindenart.com (navigation bar titled Exhibitions and Classes) or by emailing instructor at [email protected] .

ART 815 BLL2 Thomas Linden $979/10-11/12 M 6:00 -8:00 pm 10 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 007

Watercolor for Landscapes – Level II(Adult) Learn ways and methods to paint individual components of the landscape. Use the techniques revealed in Watercolor I, as well as methods for handling subjects such as trees, grasses, fl owers, rocks, skies, water, buildings, etc. Explore creative applications of color, and learn tricks to correct paintings. BRING: your painting supplies and a few small sheets (7” x 11”) of watercolor paper to the fi rst class. A materials list can be obtained at www.tomlindenart.com (navigation bar titled Exhibitions and Classes) or by emailing instructor at [email protected] PREREQUISITE: Watercolor for Landscapes - Level I. ART 815 BLL3 Thomas Linden $1269/11-11/13 T 6:00 -8:30 pm 10 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 007

Watercolor for Landscapes – Level III(Adult) Learn how to break-down complex scenes into manageable sections as you create landscape artwork. Start by working together to complete a landscape painting. Progressively, students will work on class projects or their own designs. BRING: three plain sheets of paper, a pen, and several landscape photos to fi rst class. A materials list can be obtained at www.tomlindenart.com (navigation bar titled Exhibitions and Classes) or by emailing instructor at [email protected] PREREQUISITE: Watercolor for Landscapes Level II.

ART 815 BLL4 Thomas Linden $979/12-11/14 W 6:00 -8:00 pm 10 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 007

Watercolor for Still Life(Adult) This course is best suited for those who have completed the Watercolor for Landscapes Level 2 course. Design considerations of still life paintings and how to break down the scene to create setups in watercolor, will all be presented. Learn to create elements of the still life genre. Work on class projects or your own designs. BRING: plain paper, a pen, and several landscape photos. A materials list can be obtained at www.tomlindenart.com (navigation bar titled Exhibitions and Classes) or by emailing instructor at [email protected] . ART 815 BLL5 Thomas Linden $979/13-11/15 Th 6:00 -8:00 pm 10 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 007

Acrylic Painting(Adult) Beginning thru advanced, create works of art with acrylic paint. Focus on drawing skills fi rst, and then explore color mixing, materials use, and paintings of still life, landscape and abstract expression. This is a hands-on course; be prepared to get messy! Supply list given at fi rst class.ART 815 BLL Kathy Lyon $8510/2-11/13 T 4:45 -6:45 pm 7 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 003

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COMMUNITYEDUCATIONFALL 2012

HOLIDAY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13HOME . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-14 LANGUAGE, LITERATURE & WRITING . . . . . . . . . . . 14-15MARTIAL ARTS & SELF-DEFENSE . . . . . . . . . . . . 15-16 MIND & BODY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16-18MUSIC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-20 PETS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21PHOTOGRAPHY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21-22SEASONAL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22YOGA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Pre-registration & Payment:Payment is required for all classes! Please register early to reserve your place in the class and avoid cancellation. Every effort will be made to notify registrants if a class has been canceled. However, it is your responsibility to update your address and phone number with our Records Offi ce.

RVC Community Education Age Appropriate Guidelines: Community Education classes are designed for students of all ages. Age guidelines are stated with each class. Classes designated as ADULT are intended for students 18 years and older. With INSTRUC-TOR PERMISSION, high school students may attend adult classes. Call (815) 921-3900 for information.

(Adult) This course is for students with little or no experi-ence with watercolor. Learn to handle watercolor,

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Basic Drawing – Preparation for Painting(Adult) It’s a great idea to have some drawing background before Beginning Watercolor Painting. This class gives you that edge. We will cover shading, color mixing, contour drawing and other techniques necessary in preparation for painting.ART 809 BLL Kathy Lyon $379/11-9/25 T 4:30 -6:30 pm 3 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 003

Beginning Watercolor Painting(Adult) Watercolor painting is a delightful experience! Work with basic techniques; graded washes, wet into wet, sponging out, mixing colors and salt, all resulting in beautiful art pieces. Suggested PREREQUISITE: Basic Drawing-Preparation for Painting. Supply list given at fi rst class.ART 815 BLL8 Kathy Lyon $1099/12-11/7 W 4:30 -6:30 pm 9 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 003

CONTENTSART . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-4COMMUNICATION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4CRAFTS & HOBBIES . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-6CULINARY. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6-7DANCE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-8EMPLOYMENT . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

FARM & NATURE . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 FILM . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-10

FINANCIAL MATTERS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11FITNESS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-12

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Explore Clay – Beginning Level(HS & up) Make your own unique 3-D sculptural forms and vessels using clay media. Students will investigate basic additive techniques in hand building (pinch, coil, and slab) and wheel throwing, as well as reductive carving and glazing methods. SUPPLIES: E-mail the instructor at [email protected] for list.

ART 826 RV Danielle Barton $1689/14-11/16 F 5:30-8:00 pm 10 SessionsRVC CLASSROOM BLDG I Room G35

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Nuno Felting(Adult) Learn the process of combining silk fabric and wool roving together to create beautiful scarves and other wearable accessories. This is a wet felting technique that bonds the fi bers together completely by hand and in a relaxing way. Students will have the opportunity to make two scarves in this class.

ART 806 RAM Juliane Lofquist-Birch $6010/20 Sa 9:00 am-12:30 pm 1 SessionROCKFORD ART MUSEUM 711 N. Main St.- Art Annex

Artful Tote Bags(Adult) Let your imagination run wild in this fun class while creating a unique tote bag that is perfect for all your “toting” adventures! With painting, stamping, photo transfer and embellishing as the surface design on canvas, all you need to bring to class are basic sewing machine skills, your machine, and a spool of white thread.

ART 806 RAM3 Juliane Lofquist-Birch $6510/27 Sa 9:30 am-1:00 pm 1 SessionROCKFORD ART MUSEUM 711 N. Main St.- Art Annex

Fabric and Mixed Media Gifts for the Holidays(Adult) What’s more special than a gift that you’ve made yourself? In this class, you’ll make fun and unique one of a kind gifts following simple instructions and patterns for pad folios, e-reader and tablet covers. You’ll be amazed at what can be created with fabric and some simple mixed media techniques.

ART 806 RAM2 Juliane Lofquist-Birch $5012/8 Sa 9:00 am-12:30 pm 1 SessionROCKFORD ART MUSEUM 711 N. Main St.- Studio C

Color and Composition(HS-Adult) Work with local artist and art teacher Leslie Arbetman to learn basic color theory and compositional skills with various media, including tempera, watercolor, and acrylic paint. Students will follow a series of skills and demonstrations that will culminate in several small fi nished pieces. Some supplies included.

ART 817 RAM3 Leslie Arbetman $7510/3-11/14 W 6:30-7:30 pm 6 SessionsROCKFORD ART MUSEUM 711 N. Main St.- Studio CNO CLASS 10/31

It’s Elementary, My Dear(Ages 3-6) Kids love art! This beginning class introduces children to the elements of art: shapes, color & texture. Explore these elements through drawing, painting, & other media. Learn how to incorporate each technique into your own masterpiece! Each child must be accompanied by an adult (register child only) All supplies included.

ART 804 RAM Kara Rehfeldt $5510/6-11/17 Sa 9:30-10:30 am 6 SessionsROCKFORD ART MUSEUM 711 N. Main St.- Studio ANO CLASS 10/27

Encaustic and Hot Wax Workshop(HS-Adult) Work with local artist Leslie Arbetman to learn how to paint with hot wax and oil paint. Creating luminous layers is what makes encaustic painting so appealing. Learn sgraffi to, inclusion, casting, pouring, and many other techniques. Encaustic is great for mixed media artists and oil painters alike. Some supplies included.

ART 817 RAM2 Leslie Arbetman $8010/13 Sa 9:30 am-1:30 pm 1 SessionROCKFORD ART MUSEUM 711 N. Main St.- Art Annex

STELLA DOBBINS, (MA, University of Houston) is an artist and art historian who exhibits her work nation-wide and is a signature member of the National Watercolor Society.

Plein Air Painting(HS-Adult) Plein air painting refers to the act of painting outdoors. Local artist Joe Church will lead this four week class, which will meet at a different Rockford location each week and will teach students the fundamentals of plein air painting. Students will work directly from nature and experience the challenges and rewards of painting on location. First session will be located at Rockford Art Museum. Please bring a sketchbook and drawing tools to class. Some supplies included.

ART 817 RAM Joe Church $1009/22-10/13 Sa 9:30 am-12:30 pm 4 SessionsROCKFORD ART MUSEUM 711 N. Main St.- Art Annex

Art of the Portrait(HS-Adult) This beginning portrait class introduces students to basic facial proportions. Students work from

photos and live models to strengthen skills using pastels and pencil. Supplies included.

ART 800 RAM Lew Riley $809/22-11/10 Sa 10:35 am-12:35 pm 8 SessionsROCKFORD ART MUSEUM 711 N. Main St.- Studio C

Basic Drawing(Ages 16-Adult) Work with local artist and art teacher Leslie Arbetman to explore formal elements of the drawing process, including blind contour and contour line drawing, still-life, value, and textured value studies to create expressive works of art. Students should bring a sketchbook with them to class. All other supplies included.

ART 811 RAM Leslie Arbetman $6510/3-11/14 W 5:30-6:30 pm 6 SessionsROCKFORD ART MUSEUM 711 N. Main St.- Studio CNO CLASS 10/31

Chinese Brush Painting (Middle School-Adult) Enjoy a one-day workshop learning the ancient art of Chinese Brush Painting. You will learn traditional and contempo-rary techniques, such as wet-in-wet, dry brush, and glaze. You will learn different styles of painting, contour and spontaneous styles. Subjects demonstrated are: pond with trees and viewing hut, pumpkins and squash on a vine, tiger with bamboo, kapok fl owers with birds, and gold fi sh with grass. There will be a discussion after each subject you paint. A Supply Kit ($25) can be purchased from the instructor.

ART 815 RV Stella Dobbins $6510/20 Sa 9:00 am-5:00 pm 1 SessionRVC CLASSROOM BLDG II Room 220B

Beginning Calligraphy(HS-Adult) Learn the beautiful art of calligraphy! Concentrate on the Italic style; learn the miniscule (lower case) as well as capital letters, letter variations, spacing and layout and design. We will also make fun bookmarks and note cards and learn how to address wedding envelopes.

ART 818 RV Laurie Schwalm $849/13-11/1 Th 7:00-9:00 pm 7 Sessions RVC STUDENT CTR BLDG Room 1224NO CLASS 10/11

Communication and Confidence Through Improvisation(HS-Adult) This is an interactive course that teaches the essential elements of improvisation and how to incorporate them into creating a cohesive, supportive, and creative environment. You will learn the importance of listening, give-and-take, living in the present moment and how to apply these rules into all aspects of your life. This improvisation class teaches the rules and the fi ve pillars of improvisation as a means of increasing communication and confi dence.

COM 803 RV4 Julie Ostrow, The Comedic Catalyst $9510/11-10/25 Th 6:30-8:30 pm 3 SessionsSTENSTROM CTR 4151 Samuelson Rd. - Room 141

photos and live models to strengthen skills using pastels and pencil. Supplies included.

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Talk So Your Spouse Will Listen & Listen So Your Spouse Will Talk(Adult) View footage of 3 couples as they test communication skills from the Imago Relationship Institute. Then, you’ll learn how to apply these skills to strengthen and grow your relationship. Led by licensed therapist from Brynwood Relationship Counseling.

COM 803 RV2 Janna Becherer, LCPC $309/20 Th 6:00-9:00 pm 1 SessionRVC CLASSROOM BLDG I Room G27

I Am a Voice(HS – Adult) Do you have trouble saying what you mean and meaning what you say? Are the people in your life not “hearing” you? Are you listening to you? We’ll focus on the importance of listening to our own inner voices and speaking from our hearts—clearly and confi dently. Julie will show you what is going on inside that is possibly limiting you speaking confi dently. Her encouragement and enthusiasm will guide you to listen to your inner voice and realize you are important and what you say is signifi cant.

COM 803 RV3 Julie Ostrow, The Comedic Catalyst $959/13-9/27 Th 6:30 -8:30 pm 3 SessionsRVC WOODWARD TECHNOLOGY CTR Room 141

COMMUNICATIONJULIE OSTROW founded Find the Funny Enterprises in 2001. She is trained in improvisational acting at The Second City in Chicago, and has more than 15 years of marketing and public speaking experience. Julie’s enthusiasm and passionate spirit – combined with her comedic insight – make her an engaging speaker. Her personal motto “fi nd the funny” helps her to fi nd humor in everyday moments and in life’s seemingly diffi cult situation.

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Sewing I (Ages 9-Adult) Learn to sew simple garments and read and follow a pattern guide. You can use your own

sewing machine or use one that is provided for you. Learn easy ways to hem, put in zippers, sleeves and much more by the end of the class. Note: For those

adults who want to take this great class with your child/grandchild. Both adult and child must register (although strongly suggested, class does not require an adult to attend with child). First class students will meet at classroom, then will travel to local fabric store to make supply purchases.

CAH 811 BLL Mary Foreman $1369/15-11/17 Sa 9:00-11:30 am 10 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 002

Beginning Knitting(Adult) Join in America’s #1 hobby - knitting. Beginning Knitting teaches all the basic stitches along with some “special” techniques so you can enjoy your new hobby. A project will be expected for each class. BRING: one skein (worsted weight) of yarn, your color choice and one pair of size 8 knitting needles.

CAH 806 RV Karen Sue McCarthy $5610/2-11-6 T 6:30-8:30 pm 6 Sessions RVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Room 0116

Beginning Crocheting(Adult) Fun class with lots of info and creativity! Master basic crochet stitches and techniques for one-of-a-kind crochet projects. A project will be required for each class. BRING: 1 skein (worsted weight) of yarn, your color choice and 1 size 6(J) crochet hook.

CAH 806 RV2 Karen Sue McCarthy $5610/4-11/8 Th 6:30-8:30 pm 6 Sessions RVC SUPPORT SERVICES BLDG Room 1309

MARY FOREMAN has been sewing since she was 13 years of age. During her tenure as Costumes Shop Supervisor for RVC Starlight & Studio Theatres, Mary began her teaching career. Also during this time, she has sewn for bridal parties ranging from 3 to 25 attendants, brides maids, and fl ower girls. For the past 6 years she has led combined level classes (no experience to advanced sewing skills).

Sewing(Adult Only) Learn to sew simple garments and read and follow a pattern guide. You can use your own sewing machine or use one that is provided for you. Learn easy ways to hem, put in zippers, sleeves and much more by the end of the class. Note: For those adults who want to take this great class with your child/grandchild register for the Saturday class. Both adult and child must register (although strongly suggested, class does not require an adult to attend with child); the Thursday class is restricted to ADULTS only. First class students will meet at classroom, then will travel to local fabric store to make supply purchases.

CAH 809 BLL2 Mary Foreman $1369/11-11/13 T 6:00-8:30 pm 10 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 002

CRAFTS & HOBBIESBasic Floral Design(Adult) Students will learn the basic fundamentals for fl oral design in silk fl owers. Students will get paperwork for 4 projects, along with supply lists at fi rst class (each project’s supplies can cost approx.. $25).

CAH 815 BLL4 Dianne Thompson $449/10-10/8 M 7:00-9:00 pm 5 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 001

Advanced Floral Design(Adult) This is a continuation of the Basic Floral Design class. Students will get paperwork for projects along with supply lists at the fi rst class (each project’s supplies can cost approx. $25). PREREQUISITE: Basic Floral Design class or consent of instructor.

CAH 815 BLL6 Dianne Thompson $4410/22-11/19 M 7:00-9:00 pm 5 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 001

(Ages 9-Adult) Learn to sew simple garments and read and follow a pattern guide. You can use your own

adults who want to take this great class with your child/grandchild. Both adult and child must register (although strongly suggested, class does not require

Wire Band Rings(Adult) Make a band ring using wire, then add pre made bezels to set stones in your ring. This is a fun, easy project that will introduce you to the fun of working with metal. Supplies available from instructor.CAH 818 TN6 Tink’s Nook Staff $45 10/21 Su Noon-4:00 pm 1 Session TINK’S NOOK 207 E. State St. Cherry Valley

Roundmaille Super Chick(Adult) This is a fun-looking bracelet that is also enjoyable to make. Learn some beading techniques and weave any color of crystal that you desire into the centers of fl owers. Kits are available from the instructor.

CAH 818 TN5 Tink’s Nook Staff $35 9/15 Sa Noon-3:00 pm 1 Session TINK’S NOOK 207 E. State St. Cherry Valley

Metal Piercing(Adult) Metal piercing is the foundation for metal jewelry fabrication. You will use this technique to cut out and design a pendant. You can work with sterling silver, copper or brass. Supplies available from instructor

CAH 818 TN3 Tink’s Nook Staff $75 9/23-9/30 Su Noon-4:00 pm 2 Sessions TINK’S NOOK 207 E. State St. Cherry Valley

Turkish Roundmaille with a Twist Bracelet(Adult) This is a beautiful rope chain bracelet. It actually feels “soft” to your hand. This is a beginner weave. Kits available from the instructor.

CAH 818 TN4 Tink’s Nook Staff $35 10/13 Sa Noon-3:00 pm 1 Session TINK’S NOOK 207 E. State St. Cherry Valley

TINK’S NOOK has been serving the community and offering educa-tional classes for over fi ve years. Owner DEB ZANDONATTI’S jewelry has sold internationally and she offers classes in a large variety of jewelry making techniques. SUE RIPSCH, the chain maille instructor, teaches both in Illinois and Wisconsin. She is the published author of the book “Classic Chain Maille Jewelry” and is currently working on her second book.

Metal Jewelry Fabrication(Adult) Work with the metals that you have always wanted to use! Limited enrollment, (so you can work directly with the instructor) using a variety of metals in making jewelry, fabricating, casting and soldering. Emphasis on design. Take your conceptual ideas and combine them with basic jewelry making techniques. Walk away from this class aware of the possibilities of personal expression through metal work. Supplies NOT included (Cost is dependent upon your design and materials used. Supplies available for purchase at Tink’s Nook).

CAH 818 TN Tink’s Nook Staff $2809/11-10/30 T 10:00 am-4:00 pm 8 Sessions TINK’S NOOK 207 E. State St. Cherry Valley

CAH 818 TN2 Tink’s Nook Staff $280 9/12-11/1 WTh 6:00-9:00 pm 8 Sessions TINK’S NOOK 207 E. State St. Cherry Valley

Woodworking(Adult) Interested in working with your hands? Can’t fi nd that piece of furniture that hasn’t been made yet? Or have an idea on paper? Then this class is for you. You will learn safety and tool operations, and each student will work on their own project. Please bring safety glasses,

tape measure, and a plan or idea of a project. Some supplies included. Bring: own wood and miscellaneous equipment (to be discussed at fi rst class). Lab fee will be collected for some supplies.

HOM 810 SB Dean J. Johnson $1269/11-11/13 T 7:00-9:00 pm 10 Sessions S. BELOIT H.S. 245 Prairie Hill Rd S. Beloit- Room 312

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Fused Glass Christmas Cookies

(Adult) In this class you will learn about glass compatibility, how to cut glass, basic fi ring information, and will take home up to 3 fused glass Christmas Cookies to put

on a plate, hang on your tree, in your window, or give as gifts. The fi rst night you will make your cookies which

will be fi red before class the next evening. The second evening you will clean up your pieces, add hooks or whatever fi nishing

you wish to do. Material fee of $35 per person.

CAH 815 RKTN2 Sherry Viktora $5111/13-11/14 T 5:30-9:30 pm & W 6:00-8:00 pm 2 SessionsOUT ON A LIMB 14779 Hansberry Rd. Rockton

SHERRY VIKTORA, a Precious Metal Clay (PMC) Connection Senior Instructor, teaches certifi cation and specialty classes at Rock Valley College, at her home studio “Out On A Limb” near Rockton, and at selected sites throughout Wisconsin and northern Illinois. Sherry brings her love of nature to her work, and has turned many leaves, pods and other organic materials into fi ne silver jewelry and other works of art. She has been featured in such publications as Art Jewelry Magazine, Expression Art Magazine, and Art Rockford.

Fine Silver Rings

(Adult) EXTENDED HOURS WITH INSTRUCTOR FOR MORE ONE ON ONE TIME! Create a ring using PMC. Techniques to form, refi ne, embellish, set a stone and size a ring. Polish and add patina after fi ring for a perfect fi nish. ADDITIONAL material fee required. Cost is dependent upon your design and materials used (approximately $38), payable to the instructor at class.CAH 815 RKTN Sherry Viktora $4210/8-10/9 MT 6:00-8:30 pm 2 SessionsOUT ON A LIMB 14779 Hansberry Rd. Rockton

Copper Pendants and/or Earrings(Adult) In this new class you will work with copper clay to create your own unique jewelry. You can mold, carve and use textures to form your pieces which will then be fi red in a kiln overnight. The second evening you will clean and polish your pieces, learn how to color patina with a small hand torch and add ear wires so you can wear your pieces home. The materials fee of $20 per person includes copper clay, fi ring, written materials and disposables. I will have more clay for purchase and will fi re extra pieces for a small fee if you wish to make more.

CAH 815 RKTN3 Sherry Viktora $5111/6-11/7 TW 6:00-9:00 pm 2 SessionsOUT ON A LIMB 14779 Hansberry Rd. Rockton

CRAFTS & HOBBIES continuedFused Glass Christmas Cookies

(Adult) In this class you will learn about glass compatibility, how to cut glass, basic fi ring information, and will take home up to 3 fused glass Christmas Cookies to put on a plate, hang on your tree, in your window, or give

as gifts. The fi rst night you will make your cookies which will be fi red before class the next evening. The second evening

(Adult) In this new class you will work with copper clay to create your own unique jewelry. You can mold, carve and use textures to form your pieces

Iris Folding Greeting Cards(Adult) Handcrafted Iris folding cards with a personal touch! Discover this technique from Holland to create a beautiful 3-D effect on cards. Iris folding is a fun and exciting way to make spectacular greeting cards and framed art. All supplies included. BRING: scissors and tape (regular and double sided)

CAH 815 BLL Debbie Smigiel $6510/20-12/1 Sa Noon -2:00 pm 6 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 007NO CLASS 11/24

Reuse & Recycle: Plastic Crochet(Ages 15 & Up) Be Green in a new way!!! Plastic bags from grocery stores piling up at your house, or worse yet – being sent to the landfi ll? How many plastic bags do you own…20, 35, 75 or more? The solution: crochet them into a tote bag and you’ll never have to dispose of the bags in a landfi ll. Plus, you’ll have a pretty tote to carry all your groceries. You will be the envy of other shoppers! Any bags can be used, including colored news paper bags. Also learn to recycle other castoffs, like blue jeans and old t-shirts! Basic crochet is a helpful, but not necessary, skill to have for this course.CAH 808 BLL2 Erin Burke $3910/1-10/8 M 6:30-8:30 pm 2 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 004

Lace Crochet(Ages 15 & up) Learn the art of making gorgeous Lace Doilies like your grandmother made! Topics include the History of Crochet, crochet stitches, following patterns, and uses for crocheted lace. Make 3 projects in class, a small doily, a fi let crochet doily, and lace trim. Join this class and keep lace Crochet from becoming extinct. Beginners welcome.CAH 808 BLL Erin Burke $4610/11-11/15 Th 6:30-8:30 pm 6 SessionsRVC STUDENT CTR BLDG Room 1222

Holiday Cookie Arrangement(Adult) Learn how to bake, decorate, and assemble a cookie bouquet arrangement for holiday decor or for special gifts. The recipes, supply list, instructions, demonstration, and great ideas will be given to you at the fi rst class. On the second night you will create your own arrangement to take home.

HMC 809 BLL3 Kathy Moe $7410/9-10/23 T 6:00-9:00 pm 3 Sessions BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 004

Flowers for Cake Design(Adult) Learn to make icing and gum paste fl owers to decorate your cakes with. Also, learn the art of decorating cakes with basket weave. Bring Flowers and Cake Design Student Kit, gum paste, Rolled Fondant Multi color pack, 9 inch rolling pin with guide rings and practice board to fi rst class. Complete supply list will be given at the fi rst class and can be purchased at Michael’s, Hobby Lobby. Course fee includes cost of book. PREREQUISITE: Basic cake decorating class or instructor permission.

HMC 809 BLL5 Kathy Moe $6910/11-11/1 Th 6:30-9:00 pm 4 Sessions BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 004

KATHY MOE has been teaching with Wilton Decorating classes for 22 years, teaching everything from cookie bouquets to advanced cake decoration. The newest classes have been fondant and advanced gum paste fl owers.

Basic Cake Decorating(Adult) Decorate cakes for those special occasions. Learn baking tips and how to make simple borders, fl owers and decorations. BRING: to fi rst class Discover Cake Decorating Student Kit, 1 can Wilton frosting and 6 plain non-iced cookies to fi rst class. Complete supply list will be given at the fi rst class and can be purchased at Michael’s, Hobby Lobby. Course fee includes cost of book.

HMC 809 BLL Kathy Moe $69 9/13-10/4 Th 6:30 -9:00 pm 4 Sessions BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.-Room 004

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Soap Making Workshop(Adult) Learn to make a wonderful and gentle soap using goat’s milk. Our lovely goats provide the milk, and our veteran soap maker explains the process and facilitates the hands-on- soap making. Everyone will make several bars of soap to bring home. Wear old clothes or an apron.

GAN 817 BE5 Angelic Staff $6011/3 Sa 9:00 am-Noon 1 Session ANGELIC ORGANICS LEARNING CTR 1547 Rockton Rd. Caledonia

GAN 817 BE6 Angelic Staff $6011/3 Sa 1:00-4:00 pm 1 Session ANGELIC ORGANICS LEARNING CTR 1547 Rockton Rd. Caledonia

Yesterday’s TreasuresLearn about treasures of the past with the huge resource of 22,000 sq. ft. of antiques and information presented by several of our 100 dealers. Antique dealers are collectors whose passion has driven them to selling and they are excited to share this passion with you. Each session offers different materials, collections, and instructors. Join us in this fun and informational journey through the past.

CAH 812 ROS Gaylene Stomberg $3910/9-10/30 T 6:00-8:00 pm 4 Sessions ROSCOE ANTIQUE MALL 1019 Gardner St. S. Beloit

Advanced Flowers(Adult) Create a garden full of breathtaking fl owers!! Gerbera daisy, stargazer lily, sweet pea, briar rose, Stephanotis bud as well as ivy and lily. Complete supply list will be given at the fi rst class and can be purchased at Michael’s, Hobby Lobby. Bring Student Kit Course 4 and gum paste to fi rst class. Course fee includes cost of book. PREREQUISITE: Basic cake decorating class or instructor permission.

HMC 809 BLL4 Kathy Moe $7911/8--12/6 Th 6:30-9:00 pm 4 Sessions BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 004

Tall Cakes(Adult) Learn how to construct tiered cakes using various methods. Bake and ice your cakes at home; then bring them on the fi nal night. We will decorate and construct the Tall cakes in the second class. A supply list and instructions will be handed out the fi rst night. PREREQUISITE: Basic cake baking and decorating knowledge.

HMC 809 BLL2 Kathy Moe $5311/6-11/13 T 6:00-9:00 pm 2 Sessions BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 004

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CULINARY continued Pies: Sweet and Savory(Adult) Learn the ins and out of making a pie crust for both sweet and savory pies. We’ll gather apples from the orchard, eggs from the chickens, and veggies from the fi elds to fi ll our pies with truly farm fresh ingre-dients. Enjoy a meal of quiche, salad, and galettes together at the farm, and make your own lattice top apple pie to bake at home for later.

GAN 817 BE10 Angelic Staff $759/29 Sa 2:00-7:00 pm 1 SessionANGELIC ORGANICS LEARNING CTR 1547 Rockton Rd. Caledonia

Live Culture in the Kitchen(Adult) Did you know that the healthy bacteria in yogurt can be used to help preserve and enhance vegetables? Come learn how to make yogurt, sauerkraut, and other traditional foods with chef instructor Michael Staver of Kendall College and Brightfl ower Nursery. Take a jar of sauerkraut, yogurt and more home with you!

GAN 817 BE Angelic Staff $6010/21 Su 2:00-4:30 pm 1 SessionANGELIC ORGANICS LEARNING CTR 1547 Rockton Rd. Caledonia

Home Brewing 101(Adult) Beginners will learn the basic steps of home brewing with Nate Peterson of Wishful Acres Farm. We’ll demonstrate primary and secondary fermentation, and everyone will try their hand at bottling their own. Learn what equipment you’ll need at home, plus where to fi nd the best ingredients, including how to grow, harvest and prepare your own hops.

GAN 817 BE4 Angelic Staff $609/16 Su 1:00-5:00 pm 1 SessionANGELIC ORGANICS LEARNING CTR 1547 Rockton Rd. Caledonia

ANGELIC ORGANICS LEARNING CENTER helps people build local food systems. The Learning Center offers opportunities to grow healthy food, connect with farmers and the land, learn agriculture and leadership skills, and gain a better quality of life. For information or to get involved, visit www.LearnGrowConnect.org.

Handmade Pasta(Adult) Ever wonder how to make pasta from scratch? Using fresh eggs and herbs from the farm, we’ll explore the history, ingredients, tools and techniques for making multiple types of Italian pasta, including fettuccini, ravioli and hand shaped pasta. (815) 389-8455 for directions.

GAN 817 BE14 Angelic Staff $509/8 Sa 2:00-5:00 pm 1 Session ANGELIC ORGANICS LEARNING CTR 1547 Rockton Rd. Caledonia

Cheese Making(Adult) This hands-on workshop in our farm setting will introduce the process of cheese making from start to fi nish (from milking the goats to tasting fresh cheese). We’ll learn how to make ricotta, chevre, mozzarella, feta and more! (815) 389-8455 for directions.

GAN 817 BE9 Angelic Staff $709/8 Sa 9:00 am-Noon 1 Session ANGELIC ORGANICS LEARNING CTR 1547 Rockton Rd. Caledonia

GAN 817 BE11 Angelic Staff $709/30 Su 1:30-4:30 pm 1 Session ANGELIC ORGANICS LEARNING CTR 1547 Rockton Rd. Caledonia

Intermediate

Texas Two-Step, Country Waltz, Night Club Foxtrot & Samba DNC 800 RV4 Julie Dale $759/13-10/25 Th 7:00-8:00 pm 7 SessionsRVC STUDENT CTR BLDG AtriumSalsa, Mamba, Charleston, Rock N’ Roll & Fad DancesIncludes: “Snowball” the Annual Christmas Dance on 12/13. Join this dance party with special performers, and an opportunity to show off your new moves!DNC 800 RV5 Julie Dale $6511/1-12/13 Th 7:00-8:00 pm 6 SessionsRVC STUDENT CTR BLDG AtriumNO CLASS 11/22

BeginnersSlow Waltz, Jitterbug, Foxtrot & Rumba DNC 800 RV3 Julie Dale $759/13-10/25 Th 6:00-7:00 pm 7 SessionsRVC STUDENT CTR BLDG AtriumWaltz II, Cha Cha, Tango & Polka Includes: “Snowball” the Annual Christmas Dance on 12/13. Join this dance party with special performers, and an opportunity to show off your new moves!DNC 800 RV2 Julie Dale $6511/1-12/13 Th 6:00-7:00 pm 6 SessionsRVC STUDENT CTR BLDG AtriumNO CLASS 11/22

(Adult) Learn the ins and out of making a pie

dients. Enjoy a meal of quiche, salad, and galettes together at the farm, and make your

DANCE JULIE DALE, professional ballroom dance instructor, from Sterling, Illinois has just returned from New York and brings to Rockford and Rock Valley College the latest in dance in addition to her traditional ballroom dancing classes: Waltz, Foxtrot, Swing, Tango, Salsa, Polka and Country. It’s all here and now!

Ballroom Dancing(Adult) Are you getting ready for a wedding, or taking a cruise? Well, there will be dancing and ‘we hope you dance”-Whether you are 18 or 80 dance is great exercise. “It’s fun, it’s easy...walk in-dance out!” “Dance for poise, self-confi dence and physical fi tness” says Julie. Learning to lead and learning to follow has never been easier. You’ll look like a pro and dance like Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers. Bring a partner or come alone. There are two levels of dance education offered at RVC: Beginners and Intermediate but this year 2012 there are also Private Lessons available. If you are unsure which to take call Julie Dale at (815) 718-1814 or e-mail her at: [email protected]

Dances offered for private lessons:

• any of the above taught in classes

• Traditional: Paso Doble, Bachata, Bossa Nove, Mambo, Hustle, Bolero, Quickstep, East Coast and West Coast Swing and Disco.

• Country WesternCountry Swing, Slappin’ Leather, Cotton Eyed Joe, Boot Scootin’ Boogie, Electric Slide, Tootsie Roll, Fad Dances & Decades 60’s, 70’s, 80’s, and 90’s.

SESSION II• a minimum of six sessions from 11/1-12/13• choose two dances for the six week session• you may decide with the teacher at your lesson time or contact her in advance (815) 718-1814 or e-mail [email protected]

You may bring music if you would like to learn to dance to a special song.DNC 800 RV6 Julie Dale $9611/1 -12/13 Th Call for times (815)-718-1814 RVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Dance Studio

SESSION I• a minimum of seven sessions from 9/13-10/25• choose two or three dances for the seven week session• you may decide with the teacher at your lesson time or contact her in advance (815) 718-1814 or e-mail [email protected]

DNC 800 RV Julie Dale $969/13-10/25 Th Call for times (815)-718-1814 7 SessionsRVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Dance Studio

Private LessonsHalf hour sessions are designed for one or two people. One hour sessions are offered for one couple or two couples may share.

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Creative Movement (Ages 3-4 years old) Dancers will learn physical fi tness, coordination, discipline, and teamwork within the context of movement. Classes will develop creativity through movement stories and games. Call (815) 963-3341 to schedule day/times.

DNC 802 RDC7 Rockford Dance $909/10-12/22 Th or F 4:30-5:00 pm or Sa 9:00-9:30 amROCKFORD DANCE COMPANY 711 N. Main St.

Beginning/Intermediate Tap(Teen-Adult) This class will get your toes tapping and heart pumping! A fun class for those new to tap and returning to refresh their tap skills. Tap shoes and comfortable clothing required. This is an ongoing class, the fi ve class card can be used on any day the class is offered. Additional class cards can be purchased directly from Rockford Dance Company. Call (815) 963-3341 to schedule day/times.

DNC 802 RDC4 Rockford Dance $609/10-12/22 W 7:15-8:15 pm Choose 5 SessionsROCKFORD DANCE COMPANY 711 North Main St.

Gyrokinesis®

(Teen-Adult) Gyrokinesis® is a movement system that gently works the entire body opening energy pathways through rhythmic, spiraling movements. Taught by a certifi ed instructor in a group setting utilizing low stools and mats, the movements resemble a practice of dancing yoga and pilates. This is an ongoing class, the fi ve class card can be used on any day the class is offered. Additional class cards can be purchased directly from Rockford Dance Company. Call (815) 963-3341 to schedule day/times.Benefi ts include:• Promotes spine and joint articulation and mobilization• Increases muscular contraction, extension, fl exibility, and coordination• Compliments traditional cardiovascular activity and cross-training• Improves body awareness and balance• Increases circulation of blood, lymphatic fl uids, and energy

DNC 802 RDC5 Rockford Dance $409/10-12/22 T 8:15-9:15 am Choose 5 SessionsROCKFORD DANCE COMPANY 711 North Main St.

Beginning/Intermediate Modern/Jazz (Teen-Adult) This class explores modern and contemporary dance. Techniques such as fall/recover, contraction/release and fl oor work will be utilized in a fun and invigorating dance class. No experience necessary to join! Dancers should wear form fi tting clothing that allows movement and barefoot or non-slip socks. This is an ongoing class, the fi ve class card can be used on any day the class is offered. Additional class cards can be purchased directly from Rockford Dance Company. Call (815) 963-3341 to schedule day/times.

DNC 802 RDC6 Rockford Dance $409/10-12/22 T 7:00-8:00 pm Choose 5 SessionsROCKFORD DANCE COMPANY 711 North Main St.

Employment Opportunity Community Education Part-Time Faculty Rock Valley College Community Education offers non-credit courses for hobby, leisure, & development. Courses do not earn credit toward college degrees and are not transferable. We are seeking part-time adjunct faculty who are interested in sharing their expertise with members of our community. Individuals with skills in the following areas are encouraged to propose new classes for our program.

Art • Crafts & Hobbies • Fitness • Home & Garden • Language • Personal Development • Recreation & Sports • Communica-tions • Dance • Health/Wellness • Image • Literature • Pets & Animals • Travel • Cooking • Finance • History • Etiquette • Music • Photography • Writing

To print new class proposal materials, visit the RVC website at www.rockvalleycollege.edu or contact:

Community Education, Rock Valley College3301 N. Mulford Rd., Rockford, IL 61114 (815) 921-3900

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Rockford Dance Company is the premier professional dance company and resident of the Coronado Theater. The school, located in the Riverfront Museum Park, offers classes in ballet, modern, jazz, tap,

zumba, hip hop, and more! Classes are offered year round for ages 3 to senior citizens. For more information please call (815) 963-3341, or go to www.rockforddancecompany.com.

Absolute Beginner Ballet(Teen-Adult) An entry level ballet class for people interested in pursuing ballet for the fi rst time. Great exercise and opportunity to learn about this traditional dance form. This is an ongoing class, the fi ve class card can be used on any day the class is offered. Additional class cards can be purchased directly from Rockford Dance Company. Call (815) 963-3341 to schedule day/times.

DNC 802 RDC2 Rockford Dance $409/10-12/22 W 7:00-8:00 pm or Th 8:30-9:30 am Choose 5 SessionsROCKFORD DANCE COMPANY 711 North Main St.

Beginning/Intermediate Ballet(Teen-Adult) Entry level ballet class for people interested in pursuing ballet for the fi rst time or those returning to relearn the steps again! The fall semester will run from 9/10 - 12/22, you will receive a 5 class card to be used on any day the class is offered. Call (815) 963-3341 to schedule day/times.

DNC 802 RDC Rockford Dance $609/10-12/22 MTh 7:15-8:45 pm Choose 5 SessionsROCKFORD DANCE COMPANY 711 North Main St.

Intermediate/Advanced Ballet(Teen-Adult) An intermediate/advanced ballet class for the teen or adult interested in continuing their ballet training! This is an ongoing class, the fi ve class card can be used on any day the class is offered. Additional class cards can be purchased directly from Rockford Dance Company. Call (815) 963-3341 to schedule day/times.

DNC 802 RDC3 Rockford Dance $609/10-12/22 MTh 5:30-7:00 pm Choose 5 Sessions or Sa 11:00 am-12:30 pmROCKFORD DANCE COMPANY 711 North Main St.

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Farm Dreams: Assessing Risks(Adult) Have you ever dreamed of starting your own farm? In this inter-active workshop, we’ll learn about types of sustainable farming careers in northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin, take part in a series of self-assessments, and be better pre pard to decide whether to pursue a farming business, We’ll hear about regional training opportunities through the collaborative Regional Alliance for Farmer Training (CRAFT), university extension, small business development centers and others. Includes a presentation of farming enterprises, a tour of a growing site, and an opportunity to ask questions about the development of successful local farms. (815) 389-8455 for directions.

GAN 817 BE2 Angelic Staff $6010/14 Su 1:00 -5:00 pm 1 SessionANGELIC ORGANICS LEARNING CTR 1547 Rockton Rd., Caledonia

Walking Tour of Angelic Organics(Adult) Join us for a tour and introduction to Angelic Organics, the Biody-namic vegetable farm in northern Illinois featured in the award-winning documentary fi lm The Real Dirt on Farmer John. We’ll explore what makes this Biodynamic and community supported agriculture (CSA) farm. Learn basic strategies for growing food without chemical inputs and see the seasonal work underway at the farm. Wear sturdy shoes (conditions may be muddy!) and clothes appropriate for the weather. (815) 389-8455 for directions.

GAN 817 BE3 Angelic Staff $229/29 Sa 10:00 am-12:30 pm 1 SessionANGELIC ORGANICS LEARNING CTR 1547 Rockton Rd. Caledonia

ANGELIC ORGANICS LEARNING CENTER helps people build local food systems. The Learning Center offers opportunities to grow healthy food, connect with farmers and the land, learn agriculture and leadership skills, and gain a better quality of life. For information or to get involved, visit www.LearnGrowConnect.org.

FARM & NATURE FARM & NATURE / FILM

Il Postino (Italian with English subtitles) Friday 9/28 Directors: Mario and Vittorio Cecchi Gori

Il Postino-The Postman is an Academy Award winning romantic comedy that delivers heartfelt laughs! Mario is a mailman madly in love with the most beautiful woman in town...and he is too shy to tell her. But when a world famous poet, Pablo Neruda, moves into town, Mario is inspired and able to fi nd the right words to win the woman’s heart! This funny comedy proved that passion...with some artful deception...can win the most improbable love!

Machuca (Spanish with English Subtitles) Friday 10/26 Director: Andres WoodMachuca explores Chile’s bloody 1973 coup through the astonishingly intimate coming of age story of a pair of 12 year old boys. From opposite extremes of society, Gonzalo and Pedro form an unlikely friendship as politics rip their worlds apart. Director and co-writer Andres Wood, himself eight when Pinochet seized power, resurrects searing images of life and loss of innocence amidst a crumbling democracy.

Hear Me (Taiwanesa with Taiwanese Sign Language and English Subtitles)

Friday 11/9 Directors: Fen-fen Cheng and starring Ivy Chen, Michelle Chen and Yi-Han Chen.

A delivery boy falls for a young girl who is hearing impaired. Comparing themselves with water birds and trees, together they are going to break the barrier and pursue their dreams and take their relationship to the next level.

A delivery boy falls for a young girl who is hearing impaired. Comparing themselves with water birds and trees, together they are going to break the barrier and pursue their dreams

ROCK VALLEY COLLEGE MODERN LANGUAGES DEPARTMENT invites you to join us for one, or two of the fi lms to be presented this fall semester. Films in this series have been carefully selected by our faculty for their cultural, historical, political, and social content. Modern Languages faculty will lead an open discussion (in English) following each fi lm screening. Questions regarding this foreign Films Appreciation series should be directed to Ms. Ventimiglia (815-921-3358) or Ms. Szterensus (815-921-3337).

Foreign Language Films Appreciation Series(Adult) The Modern Languages Department has been gracious enough to allow a fi lm that features Sign Language and the Deaf community into their Foreign Film Appreciation Series. RVC Disability Support Services, Modern Languages, and Community Education advocate for recognizing the existence of Deaf culture and in acknowledging Sign Language as a foreign language. Join us for one or all of the fi lms described at right.

DRM 805 RV Faculty $19/28, 10/26 &/or 11/9 F 6:00-10:00 pm 3 SessionsRVC CLASSROOM BLDG II Room 228

FILM

ACTION!

Please register early to reserve your place in the class and avoid cancellation. Every effort will be made to notify registrants if a class has been canceled. However, it is your responsibility to update your address and phone number with our Records Offi ce.

PRE-REGISTRATION & PAYMENTRequired for all classes!

GIFT OF CLASSGive the gift of “life-long learning”!Our classes make a great gift for all occasions. For more information call (815) 921-3900.

The Business of Alpaca’s(Adult) Curious about starting your own alpaca farm? Alpacas are rare animals raised for their luxury fi ber. They are an investment that compounds with the birth of every new alpaca. They’re curious, smart, and fairly easy to care for. This class will cover general health mainte-nance, breeding, investing, fi ber, etc. Come, see these animals for yourself, and fi nd out what everyone is talking about. Come to True Colors Alpaca farm and meet the large herd of Suri alpacas.

BUS 800 BE True Colors Staff $509/8 Sa 11:00 am-1:00 pm 1 SessionTrue Colors Alpaca Farm 14718 Route 76 Caledonia IL

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FILM Directing Actors(Adult) Learn how to direct actors for the camera to prepare for work in fi lms, television, and commercials. Learn the technical skills needed for directing. Working in conjunction with students from acting class, you’ll gain the knowledge on how to make adjustments and valuable scene work for your shoots. This class is a cross section of acting – all students can train as actors and directors.

DRM 803 RV4 Fathead Films $1109/11-10/9 T 6:00-8:00 pm 5 SessionsRVC SUPPORT SERVICES BLDG Room 1309

Digital Film: Ghost Hunting(Adult) A guide to ghost hunting. Gain basic skills and understanding for investigation of ghosts, poltergeists, haunted places, and related psychic experiences. Includes the models of what these things are (from the fi eld of parapsychology), how the scientifi c and psychic approaches can mesh together, and how to access a situation, investigate it, and resolve the case to the satisfaction of the people having the experiences. Also travel to some haunted locations.

DRM 803 RV Fathead Films $1109/11-10/9 T 8:00-10:00 pm 5 SessionsRVC SUPPORT SERVICES BLDG Room 1300

DRM 803 RV2 Fathead Films $11011/6-12/11 T 8:00-10:00 pm 5 SessionsRVC STUDENT CTR BLDG Room 1222NO CLASS 11/20

Fundamentals of Acting (Middle School and Up) Fundamental actor training available to all actors of all levels of experience, including beginners. Focus on beginning acting techniques within the scene study or monologue format. Class concludes with a professional mock audition. DRM 802 RV3 Fathead Films $1109/12-10/10 W 6:00-8:00 pm 5 SessionsRVC STUDENT CTR BLDG Room 1222

Introduction to Film(Adult) Examine the basic fi lm techniques and basic methods of fi lm analysis. The course places emphasis on understanding and appreciating fi lm as a major art form. Topics in American and International cinema are explored through weekly screenings, readings, discussions, and lectures.

DRM 803 BLL3 Fathead Films $509/12-10/10 W 8:00-10:00 pm 5 SessionsRVC STUDENT CTR BLDG Room 1222

Screen Writing (Adult) Ever wanted to write a movie? Here’s your chance! You’ll be taught by a professional in the fi lm industry how to properly format your script. Learn how to outline your screenplay, develop a story arch and complete a fi nished script that should be good enough to enter into competitions or send to the studios.

COM 809 BLL Fathead Films $11011/5-12/10 M 6:00-7:30 pm 5 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 003NO CLASS 11/19

Digital Filmmaking II (Adult) Continuation of Digital Filmmaking I. PREREQUISITE: Digital Filmmaking I.

DRM 803 RV6 Fathead Films $11011/5-12/10 M 8:00-10:00 pm 5 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 013NO CLASS 11/19

Digital Filmmaking Acting II(Middle School & up) Continuation of Acting I. PREREQUISITE: Acting I or instructor’s permission.

DRM 803 RV6 Fathead Films $11011/5-12/10 M 8:00-10:00 pm 5 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 013NO CLASS 11/19

TV and Pop Culture(Adult) Examine the basic history of Television and Pop Culture, with emphasis on understanding and appreciating television and pop culture as a major art form. Topics in American and International Television are explored through weekly screenings, readings, discussions, and lectures

SOC 803 BLL Fathead Films $5011/7-12/12 W 6:00-8:00 pm 5 SessionsRVC STUDENT CTR BLDG Room 1222

Horror Film Production(Adult) Passionate about horror movies? Ever want to make the dead come back to life? Curious about all those special effects? Do you want to take part in the production of a professional fi lm? WARNING: this class is intended for mature adults; strong/explicit material may be covered. No one under the age of 18 permitted to register for class.

DRM 803 BLL2 Fathead Films $11011/7-12/12 W 8:00-10:00 pm 5 SessionsRVC STUDENT CTR BLDG Room 1222NO CLASS 11/21

FATHEAD FILMS began with two cousins captured by the magic and passion of movies. Keith and Justin Romine began writing and producing fi lms as teenagers and now collaborate talent, creativ-ity, and passion into FatHead Films. Both hold BA degrees in Film from The University of Nevada, Las Vegas, where they studied under some great names in fi lm and television including, Academy Award nominated actor Tony Curtis, writer Sean Clark, and cult fi lm director David Schmoeller. They currently produce short fi lms and a feature fi lm.

Digital Film: Documentary (Adult) Work together to produce, direct, shoot and edit a short documen-tary project. Go through all phases of preproduction, production and post-production to create fi lms up to 7 minutes long (standard festival length). The resulting short can be submitted for festival audience review or potential fi nancial backing, as a showcase of a crew’s capacities, or as a pitch to garner enthusiasm and funding for a specifi c larger project.DRM 803 RV5 Fathead Films $1109/10-10/8 M 8:00-10:00 pm 5 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 013

Digital Filmmaking I – Beginning Level(Adult) Bring your ideas from script to screen! Work in groups where you’ll write a script, plan for a shoot, shoot, direct, and edit the fi lm. Learn how to plan and execute the fi lm. Every student will have the chance to write, shoot, direct, and edit your fi lms. Learn how to submit fi lm to fi lm festivals. There is no reason to fear the technology-everything will be taught hands on. Sign up today and tell your story!

DRM 803 RV3 Fathead Films $1109/10-10/8 M 8:00-10:00 pm 5 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 003

Acting for the Camera(Middle School and Up) Learn to act for the camera and prepare for work in fi lms, television, and commercials. Classic performances in fi lm will be watched, studied, and discussed throughout this intensive class. Learn cold reads, preparation for scenes, internal dialogue, and monologues – all culminating into scene work with others. Provides an opportunity for an instructor-edited short scene shot, as sample reel in submission to student and independent fi lms, or large productions. Guest actors and directors will visit to work with students.

DRM 802 RV Fathead Films $1109/11-10/9 T 6:00-8:00 pm 5 SessionsRVC SUPPORT SERVICES BLDG Room 1300

The American Family on TelevisionWe will look at the American family as portrayed in sitcoms. Shows range from the 1950’s to present. Each week, a different topic will be viewed and discussed (males as primary caregivers, blended families, and much more). We will be observing the changes in the American family – from “I Love Lucy” to “Malcom in the Middle”. A course for all those who love sitcoms!

DRM 803 BLL Reka Ehrentreu $409/15-10/20 Sa 1:00-2:30 pm 6 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 002

The Film as PropagandaWe will look at how fi lm has been used as a form of propaganda. Through our viewing of fi lms from the 1940’s, 50’s, and 60’s, we will gain an under-standing not only of fi lmmaking, but also how messages are transmitted. Various discussion topics include: war, political movements, drugs, and dangers to males and females. A defi nite must for fi lm lovers!

DRM 803 BLL4 Reka Ehrentreu $409/15-10/20 Sa 3:00-4:30 pm 6 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 002

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FINANCIAL MATTERS ANTONIO “TONY” FILIPPONE, RFC is a Speaker, consultant, and Author of “Financial Planning For The not Yet Wealthy ”. Mr. Filippone has been featured on WIFR TV 23 News as well as on the cover of The Register (an International magazine for Financial Advisors). You may have also heard Antonio interviewed on Live at Five with Dean Ervin and

Mortgage Talk on WNTA 1440 News Talk Radio. Come hear the facts not theory--strategies designed to work.

Will You Ever Be Able to Retire?(Adult) Revealed…the SECRETS that the Bank, Credit Card companies and the IRS aren’t telling you. Pay off a 30-year mortgage in 1/2 the time without making any additional payments. Why is it you are better off with MORE debt? Learn a better way to pay your debts using the money you already use to pay your bills. Once you master these basic principals you will be on your way to having the retirement of your dreams. Questions? Contact the instructor at (815) 633-9595 or e-mail at [email protected] .

FIN 806 RV Antonio Filippone, RFC $309/19 W 6:30 -8:30 pm 1 SessionRVC CLASSROOM BLDG II Room 128

How To Be Thin, Rich, and Happy, in Just 3 Minutes!(Adult) 67% of Americans are Overweight. 85% will retire broke. 56% of marriages end in divorce. Are you struggling with one of these challenges? Discover what’s holding you back from a fully lived life! Take the life changing 3 Minute Survey and learn how to use your inborn attitude about health, money and relationships using a proven 5 step system that works. Finally understand why you make the decisions that you make and use this information to help you achieve your goals! Questions? Contact the instructor at (815) 633-9595 or e-mail at [email protected] .

FIN 806 RV 2 Antonio Filippone, RFC $3010/3 W 6:30 -8:30 pm 1 SessionRVC CLASSROOM BLDG II Room 128

Do You Want a Tax-Free Retirement?(Adult) Why Defer Taxes when you can legally eliminate them forever? Discover why the strategies you used in the past may not be appropriate for today or into the future. Uncover new ways to protect your assets in these uncertain times. Cutting edge solution for a sustainable retirement that helps save taxes effi ciently, offers downside protection from market losses, and provides liquid cash in times of uncertainty. Questions? Contact the instructor at (815) 633-9595 or e-mail at [email protected] .

FIN 806 RV3 Antonio Filippone, RFC $3010/24 W 6:30 -8:30 pm 1 SessionRVC CLASSROOM BLDG II Room 128

FITNESS ADVANCED THERAPY SOLUTIONSDENISE NICHOLS is a 1996 cum laude graduate of Quinnipiac College with a Bachelors degree in Occupational Therapy. Her main experience has been in outpatient orthopedic settings with a specialization in holistic approaches to health and healing.

LAURIE DRAKE received a BA in Psychology from the University of Tampa and a BS in Physical Therapy from Daemen College. She specializes in abdominal and pelvic fl oor disorders – and her passion is blending Eastern and Western methodologies.

SIFU CLIF RIGSBY studied and practiced Martial Arts since 1980 and holds several black belts. He incorporates Kempo, Kung-Fu, Tae Kwon Do and Hapkido, to combine a unique system unlike any other.

Foam Roll Your Way to Good Posture(Adult) How much time do you spend bent forward? Whether you sit all day at a desk, or stand for your job – there’s a great chance that you spend more time bent forward, which tightens you chest and shoulder muscles. The foam roll is a great tool to balance out your typical daily posture. Covers great routines to release tension and unwind after a long day of work. INCLUDES foam roll. WEAR: comfortable clothes.

FIT 812 AT4 Denise Nichols $979/12-10/17 W 8:00-9:00 am 6 SessionsADVANCED THERAPY SOLUTIONS 7264 Argus Dr.

The Tao of Ten Chi(Adult) Enhance your serenity, reduce stress and learn self defense all in the same slow movements. Learn deep breathing sequences with coordinated movements to music in a relaxed class atmosphere. Sifu Clif Rigsby created this form of marital arts 17 years ago and has been teaching martial arts for 30 years. Appropriate for all ability levels. This is ideal for those who need to get moving at a basic level and equally as effective for those who move too fast through life and need to learn to slow down the mind and body.

FIT 800 AT Sifu Clifton Rigsby Jr $969/12-10/31 W 6:00-7:00 pm 8 SessionsADVANCED THERAPY SOLUTIONS 7264 Argus Dr.

Core & Floor Strength – Level I(Adult) Join a fun and functional exercise class that combines two core and pelvic fl oor specifi c strengthening programs. Denise Nichols, a certifi ed Pilates, Pelvic Floor Pilates instructor, has taught Pelvicore exercises for years with programs designed by a medical doctor and a physical therapist. Targets all essential muscles to tone your legs, waist, thighs and abdominal muscles. Combines Pilates mat work with aerobic program using a ball and band in a variety of positions per ability and comfort level. Appropriate for all ages and abilities. A step-by-step instructional Pilates booklet and the Pelvicore device included.

FIT 812 AT3 Denise Nichols OTR/L $1269/11-10/16 T 5:00-6:00 pm 6 Sessions ADVANCED THERAPY SOLUTIONS 7264 Argus Dr.

Core & Floor Strength – Level II(Adult) Continuation of Level I. PREREQUISITE: Core & Floor Strength-Level I.

FIT 812 AT Denise Nichols OTR/L $669/13-10/18- Th 5:00-6:00 pm 6 Sessions ADVANCED THERAPY SOLUTIONS 7264 Argus Dr.

TOM PTACIN is a fi nancial advisor and a member of the Advisory Team for Savant Portfolios. He has over 10 years of experience in the fi nancial services industry. He is responsible for managing all aspects of the fi nancial planning and investment processes for Savant’s clients. Tom earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in business administration with an emphasis in fi nance and economics from the University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire. Tom also has an MBA from the University of Montana and is a Certifi ed Financial Planner™ (CFP®).

Building Your Nest Egg for Young Families(Adult) Many young families have ambitious dreams for their future. With proper knowledge and planning, these dreams and goals are often attainable. Examine the fundamental fi nancial planning concepts necessary for long-term success, prepare yourself to properly steward a growing investment portfolio, and offer strategies to save for college.

FIN 803 RV Tom Ptacin $3510/4-10/18 Th 6:00 -7:30 pm 3 SessionsRVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Room 0202

Drums Alive!(Adult) Stimulate your mind, body & heart with drums alive! Warm up with the drum beat including simple rhythms and movements. Power beats & cardiovascular training lasts between 30-40 minutes with gradual building patterns in intensity and complexity. Cool down and relax journey allows the mind & body to calm down, recollect and relax. Stretching muscles while refl ecting on positive thoughts and healing energy of the body. Demo at www.drums-alive.com/Drums-Alive-on-YouTube.php

FIT 812 RV2 Arts Drumming Staff $6511/8-12/13 Th 6:00-6:45 pm 5 SessionsRVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Room 1216No class 11/22

Easy All Body Workout with Chair(Adult) As our bodies mature, it is important to remain fl exible and fi t. This class 45 min. class will focus on warm ups, strength, toning, and stretching. All exercises will be taught using a chair or wall. You will learn an easy all body workout that can be done at home in a small amount of time. BRING: Hand weight and exercise bands.

FIT 815 RV Bobbi Chance $539/19-10/17 W 4:00 -4:45 pm 5 SessionsRVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Room 1206

Weight Training for Women(Adult) Want a challenge! This is great class that will help you to the next fi tness level. Warm up, weight training, cardio, and core work. Always wanted to try a boot-camp class? This will be the perfect one to try, bring a friend.

FIT 815 RV2 Bobbi Chance $539/19-10/17 W 5:00 -5:45 pm 5 SessionsRVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Room 1206

Cardio Kick BoxingA different way to workout! Bring yourself and some gloves, and you’ll be ready for class. We’ll cover the basics to some advanced moves – all to great music and instruction by a certifi ed instructor. This intense, total-body workout can improve strength, aerobic fi tness, fl exibility, coordination, and balance. A great alternative if you have become bored with weight-room cardiovascular activities, such as brisk walking or jogging on a treadmill. If you enjoy the “semi-dance” movements found in aerobics or step classes – you’ll love this class.

FIT 812 RV Jeffrey Hultz $859/11-11/16 TTh 6:00-6:50 pm 17 SessionsRVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Room 1206

A different way to workout! Bring yourself

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FITNESS ZONE has been owned and operated by Kevin and Brenda Burns for over 18 years. Convenience, afford ability and quality are the main goal. Along with the Burns’, all instructors take pride instructing their students to get the most out of their class and to keep everyone healthy & active. For detailed information call the Fitness Zone at (815) 624-7663.

Floor, Core & More(Adult) A class designed to build strength not only in your core muscles, but also in your entire body! Pilates added with the use of dumbbells, resist balls, resistance tubing and more. Call the Fitness zone at (815) 624-7663 for further details.

FIT 812 FZ2 Fitness Zone Staff $70 9/4-12/15 M 8:30-9:30 am 15 SessionsFITNESS ZONE 807 Progressive Ln. S. Beloit

Train with the Trainer(Adult) This 1 hour high intensity weight room workout includes interval cardio sessions with machines and free weights. Train alongside Brenda, Exercise Specialist and owner of Fitness Zone. Call the Fitness zone at (815) 624-7663 for further details.

FIT 812 FZ4 Fitness Zone Staff $989/4-12/15 T 9:00-10:00 am 15 SessionsFITNESS ZONE 807 Progressive Ln. S. Beloit

Step & Sculpt(Adult) A popular step class with sculpt moves to get the best of toning and cardio in one class. Call the Fitness zone at (815) 624-7663 for further details.

FIT 812 FZ Fitness Zone Staff $709/4-12/15 Th 8:30-9:30 am 15 SessionsFITNESS ZONE 807 Progressive Ln. S. Beloit

Pilates Plus!(Adult) Strengthen your core muscles and then some with a combination of Pilates & yoga exercises. End off with 10 minutes of fl exibility training. From beginning to advanced — All levels are welcome. Call the Fitness zone at (815) 624-7663 for further details.

FIT 812 FZ3 Fitness Zone Staff $709/4-12/15 S 8:30-9:30 am 15 Sessions FITNESS ZONE 807 Progressive Ln. S. Beloit

NO JOKE MARTIAL ARTS is the alternative to the “traditional

gym” and “martial arts school” and offers Boxing, Kick boxing,

Grappling and Mixed Martial Arts for kids and adults. Training

is offered at all levels from the fi tness novice to the professional

fi ghter. Everyone is welcome at No Joke Martial Arts.

Fitness Boxing For Men & Women(Adult) Learn basic punches, slips and counters being taught by experi-enced boxing trainers. Have fun learning a healthy way to vent anger and frustration, while punching your way to fi tness goals. Once registered with RVC call No Joke Martial Arts at (815) 986-5425(KICK) for availability and to select day/time that fi ts your schedule. Additional class times may be available for groups.

FIT 812 NJ2 No Joke Staff $389/10-12/21 Call (815) 986-5425 for times 6 SessionsNO JOKE MARTIAL ARTS 6358 Daytona Dr. Loves Park

Kick Boxing Conditioning(Adult) For the novice to advanced, kick boxing/fi tness enthusiast. Classes combine aerobic exercise with realistic self defense techniques. Boxing gloves and hand wraps are strongly suggested and can be purchased at class. Call No Joke Martial Arts at (815) 986-5425(KICK) for availability and to select day/time to fi t your schedule, 2 classes per week.

FIT 812 NJ No Joke Staff $389/10-12/21 Call (815) 986-5425 for times 6 Sessions NO JOKE MARTIAL ARTS 6358 Daytona Dr. Loves Park

Tai Chi Advanced(HS-Adult) Students progress through forms, single and double weapons, training drills with safety protocols included. PREREQUISITE: Chi Kung and Tai Chi All Levels. Celebrate World Tai Chi Day!

FIT 800 BLL4 Sue Michaelsen $659/10-11/5 M 10:30-11:30 am 9 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 013

Tai Chi (All Levels) FIT 800 BLL2 Sue Michaelsen $659/13-11/8 Th 6:30-7:30 pm 9 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 013

FIT 800 BLL5 Sue Michaelsen $659/15-11/10 Sa 9:00-10:00 am 9 Sessions BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 013

Seated Tai Chi Stretching & Strengthening for Sedentary PeopleLearn easy ways to stretch, strengthen and limber up those stiff muscles and joints from having to sit for long hours. Minimal space and energy are needed to improve your balance, sleep, memory and minimize the effects of aging.

FIT 800 BLL6 Sue Michaelsen $659/10-11/5 M 9:30-10:30 am 9 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 013

Strengthen Your Back!Learn easy ways to stretch, strengthen and limber up those stiff muscles and joints. Class includes core training, leg lifting, walking and turning. Wear comfortable clothes, laced shoes and bring water.

FIT 800 RV Sue Michaelsen $659/10-11/7 MW 6:30-7:30 am 9 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.-Room 013

SUE MICHAELSEN is a Licensed Massage Therapist and Authorized Jim Shin Do Acupressure teacher, with advanced training in athletic training, injury assistance and sports and orthopedic massage therapy. Oriental healthcare’s focus is maintaining the body and psyche for illness prevention, Sue trained with top expert medical doctors and masters of Asian healing arts in China.

Tai Chi (HS-Adult) Revitalize body and mind with fun exercise to tone & strengthen muscles. Assist comfort, and minimizing aging affects with step-by-step training in stretching, breathing, foundation exercises and routines. Instructor is trained and certifi ed by Tai Chi Masters in USA, China and Canada

Tai Chi – (Beginners) FIT 800 BLL Sue Michaelsen $659/13-11/8 Th 5:30-6:30 pm 9 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 013

FIT 800 BLL7 Sue Michaelsen $659/10-11/5 M 11:30 am-12:30 pm 9 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 013

FIT 800 BLL3 Sue Michaelsen $659/15-11/10 Sa 8:00-9:00 am 9 Sessions BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 013

Semi Private Swim Lesson(Starts at age 2) Swimming can be used as a vehicle to bring self confi dence, self esteem and safety to each child. This class offers an ideal learning environment – warm water, professional consistent teachers and small classes with four or fewer students. Attend one time a week for 30 minutes. Children not fully potty trained must wear a pool diaper – disposable diapers not allowed. Additional fee payable to Dolphin Swim Club at fi rst class, $12-$15 for HD approved pool diaper. Call Dolphin Swim Club at (815) 282-3488 to select a day/time.

PED 810 DSC Dolphin Swim Club Staff $6110/1-10/27 Call to choose days 4 SessionsDOLPHIN SWIM CLUB 6501 Rock Valley Pkwy.

Baby Swim(4 Months-2 Years) The philosophy for the parent-tot class is to promote a positive response to the child’s experience in the water, meanwhile forming a bond with the parent. Attend one time a week for 30 minutes. Children not fully potty trained must wear a pool diaper – disposable diapers not allowed. Additional fee payable to Dolphin Swim Club at fi rst class, $12-$15 for HD approved pool diaper. Call Dolphin Swim Club at (815) 282-3488 to select a day/time. PED 811 DSC Dolphin Swim Club Staff $4510/1-10/27 Call to choose days 4 SessionsDOLPHIN SWIM CLUB 6501 Rock Valley Pkwy.

DOLPHIN SWIM CLUB is recognized as one of the best in the Rockford area. High quality instruction is achieved through enthusiastic, well-trained staff. Hands-on, gentle touch philosophy is used to create a fun learning environment.enthusiastic, well-trained staff. Hands-on, gentle touch philosophy is used to create a fun learning environment.

FITNESS Activity Gym(Ages 2-4) More than just tumbling! Songs, shapes, balance, colors, coordination and games to help little ones learn and have fun. Call the Fitness Zone at (815) 624-7663 to schedule your class time.

FIT 818 FZ Fitness Zone Staff $909/4-12/15 T or W 9:45-10:30 am 15 SessionsFITNESS ZONE 807 Progressive Ln. South Beloit

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Holiday Painting: Snowmen, Snowmen, Snowmen!(Adult) Learn to paint as you create a wood standing snowman, a snowman pin, and adorable snowman ornaments. Create these for yourself or to give as gifts! No painting experience is needed. A supply list will be sent to you prior to class for your paints, brushes and misc. supplies. A fee for the wood pieces will be collected the fi rst night.

ART 815 BLL9 Arlene Cook $4110/4-10/25 Th 6:30-9:00 pm 4 Sessions RVC CLASSROOMBLDG II Room 220B

Holidays are Around the Corner, Let’s Get Organized(Adult) Reduce holiday stress! Looking for simple tips to organize those busy days, gift buying and wrapping, shopping, baking and parties? Learn how to fi t it all in and enjoy the moment.

SPC 809 BLL Cynthia Bahls $3010/10 W 7:15-8:15 pm 1 Session BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 004

Fused Glass Christmas Cookies(Adult) Fuse and assemble glass Christmas cookies for you to keep or give as gifts while learning basic glass cutting and fusing techniques. Handouts provided. Additional $35 supply fee, payable to the instructor at class.CAH 815 RKTN2 Sherry Viktora $5111/13-11/14 T 5:30-9:30 pm & W 6:00-8:00 pm 2 SessionsOUT ON A LIMB 14779 Hansberry Rd. Rockton

DIY Holiday Gifts: Body Care(Adult) Plan ahead for some homemade holiday gifts during our “Do It Yourself” workshop. We’ll have natural materials on hand (many from the farm!) for: shaping your own goat milk soap bars, hand crafting lip balm, herbal bath salts, and calendula salve. Everyone will make 6 of each gift to bring home.

GAN 817 BE7 Angelic’s Learning $8011/17 Sa 1:00-4:00 pm 1 SessionANGELIC ORGANICS LEARNING CTR 1547 Rockton Rd. Caledonia

Christmas Decorating I(Adult) Make your house beautiful for the holiday season! George demon-strates how to make bows, fi nish wreaths, light trees, and create stunning holiday fi replaces. Tour the Ambrose store for ideas of how to decorate your tree. Over 100 trees with various themes. There will be an additional supply fee based on your selections, payable to the instructor at the fi rst class.

CAH 815 AMB George Lerret $449/27-11/1 Th 6:30-8:30 pm 6 SessionsAMBROSE STORE 6715 N. 2nd St., Loves Park

CAH 815 AMB2 George Lerret $449/26-10/31 W 9:00-11:00 am 6 SessionsAMBROSE STORE 6715 N. 2nd St., Loves Park

Indoor/Outdoor Fresh Greens(Adult) Ambrose Christmas brings in fresh greens from all over the country. George demonstrates how to make the perfect fresh green arrangement for your home or entrance. You’ll go home with a beautiful and unique display. Additional supply fee – based on your selections – payable to instructor at fi rst class. CAH 815 AMB6 George Lerret $3011/26 M 6:30-8:30 pm 1 SessionAMBROSE STORE 6715 N. 2nd St. Loves Park

Enjoy the ambiance of the beautiful Ambrose Christmas Store and join GEORGE LERRET, Rockford’s premier designer and event planner, for one or more of these great classes. Get lots of decorating ideas and make gorgeous accessories to spruce up your home for the upcoming holidays.

Wreath/Swag

Decorating(Adult) George demonstrates how to make

a complete 24” wreath or swag for your home. Demon-stration includes shaping, adorning, and making it

refl ect your personality. You’ll go home with a beautiful, uniquely designed wreath or swag. Additional supply fee – based on your selections – payable to instructor at fi rst class.

CAH 815 AMB5 George Lerret $3011/12 M 6:30-8:30 pm 1 SessionAMBROSE STORE 6715 N. 2nd St., Loves Park

Holiday Cookie Arrangement(Adult) Learn how to bake, decorate, and assemble a cookie bouquet arrangement for holiday decor or for special gifts. The recipes, supply list, instructions, demonstration, and great ideas will be given to you at the fi rst class. On the second night you will create your own arrangement to take home.

HMC 809 BLL3 Kathy Moe $7410/9-10/23 T 6:00-9:00 pm 3 Sessions BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.-Room 004

greens from all over the country. George demonstrates how to make the perfect

and unique display. Additional supply fee – based on

Outdoor Decorations(Adult) George will show you the correct placement for all kinds of outdoor decorations. Bring pictures of your outside area – you’ll get ideas of what you can do and how to use decorations you already have. No supplies required – unless you wish to purchase items at the store.

CAH 815 AMB3 George Lerret $3011/5 M 6:30-8:30 pm 1 SessionAMBROSE STORE 6715 N. 2nd St., Loves Park

Fireplace/Stairwell Decor(Adult) Want to make your stairs and/or fi replace picture perfect? Bring your pictures, and George will give you new ideas! New looks for garlands and fi replaces. No supplies required – unless you wish to purchase items at the store.

CAH 815 AMB4 George Lerret $3011/19 M 6:30-8:30 pm 1 SessionAMBROSE STORE 6715 N. 2nd St. Loves Park

Fabric and Mixed Media Gifts for the Holidays(Adult) What’s more special than a gift that you’ve made yourself? In this class, you’ll make fun and unique one of a kind gifts following simple instructions and patterns for pad folios, e-Reader and tablet covers. You’ll be amazed at what can be created with fabric and some simple mixed media techniques.

ART 806 RAM2 Juliane Lofquist-Birch $5012/8 Sa 9:00 am-12:30 pm 1 SessionROCKFORD ART MUSEUM 711 N. Main St.- Studio C

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Decorating(Adult) George demonstrates how to make

a complete 24” wreath or swag for your home. Demon-stration includes shaping, adorning, and making it

refl ect your personality. You’ll go home with a beautiful,

HOMEMinimize, Maximize & Maintain Your Home(Adult) Have you stopped to think how much your clutter is costing you, or how much time it is robbing you of? Learn the steps to make a decision to rid the clutter in your home or life. Simplify and get organized. Stay focused. You can make space for your dreams to come true.

SPC 809 BLL3 Cynthia Bahls $309/19 W 6:00-7:00 pm 1 Session BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 004

Too Busy “Being Busy” Organize Your Calendar and Time(Adult) Do you ever hear yourself saying: “I don’t have enough time…?” Does your to-do list run your life? Do your days seem endless, cluttered and out of control? Learn to set priorities, schedule for maximum produc-tivity and avoid time-wasters. Take control of your time! Focus is to simplify, slow down and bring your life to balance.

SPC 809 BLL4 Cynthia Bahls $309/26 W 6:00-7:00 pm 1 Session BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.-Room 004

Life Coaching: Setting Goals to Live a Simple LifeThis is a basic introduction to life coaching. Move forward and live your best life ever! Learn to set realistic goals to live a better life and make a plan of action. In 2nd week, report on goals, learn to hold yourself accountable and CELEBRATE those goals.

SPC 809 BLL5 Cynthia Bahls $339/26-10/3 W 7:15-8:15 pm 2 Sessions BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.-Room 004

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Tired of Shutting the Door? Stop the Clutter! (Adults) Children can be as overwhelmed with clutter as parents. Basic organizational guidelines and suggestions included for parents/guardians/grandparents. Simplify your child’s life, room, toys, clothes, school papers, schedules and chores. You’ll have a new outlook on your child’s life, as well as your own!

SPC 809 BLL6 Cynthia Bahls $3010/10 W 6:00-7:00 pm 1 Session BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 004

Holidays are Around the Corner, Let’s Get Organized(Adult) Reduce holiday stress! Looking for simple tips to organize those busy days, gift buying and wrapping, shopping, baking and parties? Learn how to fi t it all in and enjoy the moment.

SPC 809 BLL Cynthia Bahls $3010/10 W 7:15-8:15 pm 1 Session BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 004

Spanish For Everyone-Level II(Adult) A continuation of our Spanish – Level I class. PREREQUISITE: Spanish Level I (or instructor permission). Purchase text at RVC bookstore.

COM 024 RV Judith Barrera-Tulian $12910/8-11/1 MTh 6:00-8:00 pm 8 SessionsRVC CLASSROOM BLDG I Room 229

From Jungles to Glaciers: Discover Argentina(Adult) Explore Argentina and dance with me! Introduction to Argentina – from jungles to glaciers, you’ll learn about our different regions. Topics include food and wine, More English than English, culture, important cities and much. We’ll be dancing with traditional music and instruments. And of course, you’ll even be introduced to the Mate (Yerba Mate).

SOC 800 RV2 Judith Barrera-Tulian $1269/14-11/2 F 6:00- 8:30 pm 8 SessionsRVC STUDENT CTR Atrium

JUDITH BARRERA TULIAN was born in Cordoba, Argentina. Highlights of her career include being a Professor of Native Argen-tinean Dances for Children, teacher of Folkloric Mexican Dances, & Professor, Superior Level of Argentinean Dances. Memberships include Aconcagua Artistic Ballet, Argentina ( 1974 - 1976) and Huehuecoyotl Ballet, Mexican Dances, Elgin Community College (1999 -2002).

Spanish For Everyone-Level I(Adult) This fi rst-level class will help you learn basic conversational Spanish grammar, alphabet, pronunciations, sounds, articles, nouns, adjectives. Gain the tools to help you start putting sentences and paragraphs together.

FOR 031 RV Judith Barrera-Tulian $1299/10-10/4 MTh 6:00-8:00 pm 8 SessionsRVC CLASSROOM BLDG I Room 229

RVC CLASSROOM BLDG I Room 229

Sign Language I(Ages 17-Adult) Learn family signs, ABC’s, fi ngerspelling, Seasons of the year, holidays, colors, weather and much more! This unique class is led by a deaf teacher who uses ASL as her primary language. Optional book can be purchased at the Center for Sight & Hearing. LAN 810 CSH Center Staff $709/17-11/5 M 6:30-8:00 pm 8 Sessions CENTER FOR SIGHT & HEARING 8038 MacIntosh Lane

Spanish for Culture-Level I(HS-Adult) After taking this class students will be anxious to visit Latin American countries and Mexico. Students will take great pleasure in talking Spanish with people of Spanish countries and Hispanics living in the USA. Purchase text at RVC Bookstore.

LAN 800 BLL Walter Gutierrez $739/15-11/3 Sa 9:00-11:00 am 8 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 003

Sign Language II(Ages 17-Adult) Continuation of Sign Language I. PREREQUISITE: Sign Language I. Optional book can be purchased at the Center for Sight & Hearing.

LAN 810 CSH2 Center Staff $709/18-11/6 T 6:30-8:00 pm 8 Sessions CENTER FOR SIGHT & HEARING 8038 MacIntosh Lane

Sign Language III(Ages 17-Adult) Words that are the same, but used differently, opposite-words, and facial expressions. PREREQUISITE: Sign Language II

LAN 810 CSH3 Center Staff $709/19-11/7 W 6:30-8:00 pm 8 Sessions CENTER FOR SIGHT & HEARING 8038 MacIntosh Lane

LANGUAGE, LITERATURE & WRITING

Spanish for Culture-Level II(HS-Adult) This class is a continuation of Spanish for Culture Level I and will give students language skills to use while doing business and traveling in the Spanish speaking world. PREREQUISITE: Spanish for Culture-Level I or equivalent experience. Purchase text at RVC Bookstore.

LAN 800 BLL2 Walter Gutierrez $739/15-11/3 Sa 11:30 am-1:30 pm 8 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 003

Fabulous Faux – Classic Tuscan Metallics(Adult) Save thousands and learn a faster, easier way to use paint to replicate Old World, stone-like walls, and classic looks for a traditional theme. Learn how to add “bling” from metallics. Your instructor- a professional decorative painter with many years experience shows beginners some tricks of the trade, money-saving tips, how to have perfect edges and how to “rescue” your wall . Bring a paint shirt. A required materials fee of $29 will be collected in class by the instructor for the painting kit and DVD.

ART 815 BLL6 Linda Coffman $4011/17 Sa 9:30 am-Noon 1 Session BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 003

Save $10 ! Attend both Faux Sessions and save more money! ART 815 SAVE Linda Coffman $7011/17 Sa 9:30-3:30 pm 1 SessionBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 003

Fabulous Faux – Suede, Rustic, Modern(Adult) Want to achieve a soft blend of colors on your wall? There is an easier, faster way than ragging, by using a special wool roller and glaze. Come and learn from a professional faux painter, who shows beginners “ulcer-free” ways to having an offi ce look like leather, how to have Western or Southwestern walls, contemporary and children’s rooms. Learn how metallic, stripes and “dry brushing” can change ordinary looks to GREAT. Bring a paint shirt. Warning: your neighbors may ask you to do their walls! A required materials fee of $29 will be collected in class for the painting kit (including a DVD). If you attended the Metallics/Tuscan/Granite class, you still need this kit as it has a different roller and DVD.

ART 815 BLL7 Linda Coffman $4011/17 Sa 1:00-3:30 pm 1 SessionBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 003

HOMESimplify & Downsize(Adult) Have you lived in the same home for 30 + years? Are you helping your parents downsize and move into a smaller space or thinking about it yourself? Learn step-by-step ideas and guidelines to help you. Where to start, what to keep, eBay or garage sale, or save for the grandchildren?

SPC 809 BLL2 Cynthia Bahls $3010/3 W 6:00-7:00 pm 1 Session BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 004

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MARTIAL ARTS & SELF-DEFENSE

Family Tae Kwon Do Camp(All ages welcome) This bare handed military art form and sport uses the hands and feet for attack and defense. Train the body and develop the mind. Foster growth through skill building and etiquette lessons that build courage, confi dence, and self esteem. Great exercise for children and a good way for adults to increase physical endurance. Requires extensive use of the joints, increasing limberness of body. Aids young children in coordination development. Purchase uniform, $50 (each person) at fi rst class. Call the studio (815) 282-4028 to schedule day/time.

FIT 805 HA Ha’s Studio Staff $1009/12-12/21 Call for times (815) 282-4028 HA’S TAE KWON DO STUDIO 4150 N. Perryville Rd. Loves Park

HA’S TAE KWON DO, KUM DO, AND YANG SENG studio helps students gain wisdom and health through individualized martial arts classes. Master Ha is highly recognized for his continued contributions in the martial arts and carries a strong set of credentials. Ha is Founder, T.K.D. Children Personality Development Association, U.S. National Collegiate Taekwondo Team Head Coach(2009), and Commissioner of USA Taekwondo Martial Arts Commission. He was a professor in the Korea Third Military Academy as well as an Education Training Offi cer in the Korea Armed Forces Athletic Corps and Director of the World Taekwondo Research Society. He has been recently awarded with the U.S.A Presidential Physical Fitness Award for his outstanding contribution to and achievement in the world of USA Tae kwon do (2009).

Kum Do (Ages 10 and Up) Kum Do (The Way of the Sword) is an authentic Korean sword technique. This course places an emphasis on self�discipline, strength, and fl exibility. Kum Do is a sword art that is almost 2000 years old and was used by the ancient Korean armies. You will learn the honorable way of ancient Korean warriors. The beginning student will be taught techniques and styles in specifi c stages as he/she progresses through the various ranks of colored belts. Students who repeat the class will be taught new and different techniques each semester. Purchase uniform, $50 and wood sword, $45 at fi rst class. Call the studio (815) 282-4028 to schedule day/time.

FIT 805 HA2 Ha’s Studio Staff $1009/12-12/21 Call for times (815) 282-4028 HA’S TAE KWON DO STUDIO 4150 N. Perryville Rd. Loves Park

TINY Lions (Ages 3-6) Help your child establish good habits that will last a lifetime. Though mind and body health are important at every age, children are much more receptive to learning and discipline at a young age. This ability lessens as they get older and teachings become more diffi cult to instill. Ha’s Programs are dedicated to individualized instruction designed to both develop and challenge. Purchase uniform at fi rst class for $50. Call the studio (815) 282-4028 to schedule day/time.

WIZ 808 HA Ha’s Studio Staff $1009/12-12/21 Call for times (815) 282-4028 HA’S TAE KWON DO STUDIO 4150 N. Perryville Rd. Loves Park

LANGUAGE, LITERATURE & WRITING continued / MARTIAL ARTS & SELF-DEFENSE

LANGUAGE, LITERATURE & WRITING continued Chinese Made Easy(Ages 6-12) Beginning level Reading, Speaking and Writing, designed for U.S. students, learning Chinese as a 2nd language. Covered topics: Greetings and family member, Personal introduction, numbers, dates, countries and languages and occupations. Purchase text at the RVC Bookstore.

WIZ 814 RV3 Susan Zhang $1359/15-11/17 Sa 3:00-5:00 pm 10 SessionsRVC WOODWARD TECHNOLOGY CTR Room 210

Chinese Made Easy for Toddlers(Ages 3-5) Toddlers will learn the Chinese language through this begin-ner’s course. Classes will be fun and fi lled with information. Not only will you learn about the Chinese language, you will also learn a great deal of Chinese culture.

LAN 813 RV Su Zhang $1359/15-11/17 Sa 1:00-3:00 pm 10 SessionsRVC WOODWARD TECHNOLOGY CTR Room 210

Chinese I(Adult) Increase your marketability! In this era of globalization, communicate with more than half of the worlds population by learning the world’s new second language, Chinese. Focus will be on communicative skills. On-line workbook will teach typing Chinese which can be easily mastered in a 10 week class. No prerequisite required, although Intro to Chinese would be helpful. Purchase text and online workbook from RVC Bookstore prior to first class.

FOR 042 RV Tracy Cannell $1359/13-11/15 Th 6:00-8:00 pm 10 SessionsRVC CLASSROOM BLDG II Room 128

JOHN MENKEN is a degreed English teacher (B.S. Indiana State University). He has taught high school English, has designed and taught English courses for home school students, has been a technical writer and editor, and is a published author.

Beginning Writing (High School-Adult) Discover the simple structure of writing that enables you to write clear, orderly essays. Follow clear templates and step-by-step instructions beginning with writing paragraphs and ending with essays. Author and course designer John Menken walks you through the system of effective writing.

COM 815 RV John Menken $1299/13-10/18 Th 6:30-8:30 pm 6 SessionsRVC CLASSROOM BLDG II Room 121

How to Read the Bible for All Its Worth(Adult) Join us for an adventure of Biblical proportions! Understanding the Bible isn’t just for the few, gifted, and scholarly. The Bible is accessible. It’s meant to be read and comprehended by everyone. Join the thousands who have used this practical method to unlock the truths of scripture. Cost includes textbook.

SOC 800 RV Robert Eric Walker $959/10-11/12 M 7:00-9:00 pm 10 Sessions RVC CLASSROOM BLDG I Room 226

The Rise and Fall of the Ancient Maya and the 2012 Myths(HS and up) In 200 AD as Romans began to collapse, the Mayas of Mesoamerica were entering their classic period and building massive stone cities amidst swamps created a unique writing system, charted the movements of the heaven, and perfected a calendar, that even today is only seconds off, and charted lunar and solar eclipse thousands of years into the future. Come and explore what some have called: The Greeks of the New World.

HST 805 RV Donald Neslund $679/11-11/20 T 7:00-8:30 pm 10 Sessions RVC CLASSROOM BLDG II Room 120NO CLASS 10/30

Chinese II(Adult) This course is a continuation of Chinese I will focus on visiting friends and making appointments. PREREQUISITE: Chinese I. Purchase text at RVC Bookstore prior to start of fi rst class (same book as Chinese I).

FOR 044 RV Tracy Cannell $1359/11-11/13 T 6:00-8:00 pm 10 SessionsRVC CLASSROOM BLDG II Room 128

Chinese III(Adult) This course is a continuation of Chinese II. Will focus on shopping, transportation and school life. PREREQUISITE: Chinese II. Purchase text at RVC Bookstore prior to start of fi rst class (same book as Chinese I)

FOR 046 RV Tracy Cannell $1359/12-11/14 W 7:00-9:00 pm 10 SessionsRVC CLASSROOM BLDG II Room 123

Chinese IV(Adult) Chinese made a level higher. More challenging but more fun! Learn how to speak, read and write Chinese even if you only have little prior knowledge. Purchase textbook at RVC bookstore.

LAN 809 RV Su Zhang $1359/15-11/17 Sa 5:00-7:00 pm 10 SessionsRVC WOODWARD TECHNOLOGY CTR Room 210

Beginning French Level II(Adult) You already know how to pronounce French, and you’ve learned some basic vocabulary. In this class we will build your speaking, listening, reading and writing skills in some fun ways, like role-playing and games. PREREQUISITE: Beginning French or equivalent.

LAN 806 BLL Joan Lund $4010/15-11/5 M 6:15-8:15 pm 4 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 004

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Self Defense Class(Ages 10 and up) This class will cover stretching, basic kicking, punching, blocking and stances. Classes offered throughout semester – call studio (815) 544-3222 to schedule day/time.

HLT 811 BE Jung’s Academy staff $59Choose to attend either T or Th, at 5:45 pm 6 SessionsJUNG’S TAE KWON DO ACADEMY 2241 Anderson Dr. Belvidere

Tae Kwon Do Basics(Youth-Adult) Our family class emphasizes self confi dence, self defense, perseverance, and physical/mental strength. Through Tae Kwon Do,students learn self discipline while improving their health andfl exibility. A great way for families to spend time together! Classes offeredthroughout semester– call studio (815) 544-3222 to schedule day/time.

FIT 805 BE Jung’s Academy staff $59Choose to attend either T or Thu, 5:00 6 SessionsJUNG’S TAE KWON DO ACADEMY 2241 Anderson Dr. Belvidere

Tiny Tigers Tae Kwon Do(Ages 3-6) Geared toward our younger kids, emphasis on self confi dence, self defense, perseverance, and physical/mental strength. Through Tae Kwon Do, you’ll learn self discipline while improving their health andfl exibility. Classes offered throughout semester – call studio (815) 544-3222 to schedule day/time.

WIZ 817 BE Jung’s Academy staff $59 Choose to attend either T or Th, at 4:20 pm 6 SessionsJUNG’S TAE KWON DO ACADEMY 2241 Anderson Dr. Belvidere

MASTER JUNG was born and raised in Korea, coming to the USA in 1978, and holds a World Taekwondo Federation coaching license from USA Taekwondo. The academy strives to teach good form, which leads to good discipline and provides parents and children with a great bonding opportunity.

DR. JUSTIN RAMZA is a 2nd degree black belt Aikido and is an instructor at Rockford Aikikai Aikido.

Aikido: Defensive Martial Art of Balance(Adult) The defensive martial art of Aikido is based on the sword and short staff. It is a modern art from Japan with the focus of balance, control of one’s center line, and the shifting of posture to take control of another’s center line. In some manner, Aikido is similar to Judo, jui-jitsu and tai chi, as it involves no punching or kicking, no sport competition, and rank is optional. It is open to any male or female aged 18 and up, who can perform the basic movements of sliding forward, pivoting, and turning about. Those considering Aikido are encouraged to visit the aikido web page www.aikidorocks.com to see videos of this style of Aikido, and discern if this art might be of interest. WEAR: T-shirt and sweat pants, Karate or other martial art uniform. Call the studio (815) 988--9885 to schedule day/time.

FIT 805 RC Justin Ramza $75 9/10-11/25 Call for times (815) 988-9885 RAMZA CLUB 71 Spring Brook Rd.

Women’s Self-Defense: 7 Self-Defense Moves Every Woman Needs to Know

(Adult) Female participants learn seven easy and extremely effective self-defense tools they can use to escape from bigger and stronger opponents. Know what to do if someone grabs you from behind, tackles you down to the ground or assaults you with a weapon.

HLT 811 EDS Elite Defense Systems $1910/6 Sa 11:00 am-1:00 pm 1 Session

Elite Defense Systems 5695 Strathmoor Dr., Unit 2

Adult Self-Defense Moves: Mixed Martial Arts for the Street

(Adult Co-ed) There are FIVE area of self-defense you have to know. Do you know they are? This class goes beyond “sport” martial arts and gives you what traditional arts can’t. Don’t limit yourself to one art or style, get the knowledge you need, while getting a great workout! We will teach any adult how to defend themselves in a variety of real life altercations. No experience needed.

FIT 803 EDS Elite Defense Systems $399/27-10/18 Th 7:00-8:00 pm 4 SessionElite Defense Systems 5695 Strathmoor Dr., Unit 2

MARTIAL ARTS & SELF-DEFENSE continued / MIND & BODY

MARTIAL ARTS & SELF-DEFENSE continued

Enhancing our Spiritual and Self-Esteem; Moving Beyond the Illusions(Adult) This 3 session class will take a unique and in depth look at our self-esteem from both an emotional and spiritual level. We will look at our resistant ego and shadow aspects, their purpose, the illusions they create, and how this impacts our self-esteem and life. We will explore our surrendered spirit and ways to align with our spirit self to help over ride the ways of the ego and shadow. Class will also explore the concept of our spiritual and emotional bank account and healthy ways to fi ll this. Understanding the concept of duality will also be explored and the quantum fi eld and how this can help you change your perception of yourself, the world around you, and improve your self-esteem. Class will also offer self-love mediations.

PSY 800 RV9 David Schroeder, LCSW,CPC $7510/25-11/8 Th 6:00-9:00 pm 3 SessionsRVC WOODWARD TECHNOLOGY CTR Room 142

Power of Being – Unlocking Blocks to Potential(Adult) Have you wondered what causes you to feel stuck trapped or overwhelmed? Do you struggle with uncertainty and fear? Do you notice your energy being drained by it all? This 3 session class offers you information, exercises and tools to the above questions and more. You will gain a better understanding of why you show up the way you do and more importantly learn effective ways to shift your thinking and energy in order to unlock the blocks to your growth and potential.

PSY 800 RV8 David Schroeder, LCSW,CPC $759/20-10/4 Th 6:00-9:00 pm 3 SessionsRVC WOODWARD TECHNOLOGY CTR Room 142

MIND & BODY

Women’s Self-Defense: 7 Self-Defense Moves Every Woman Needs to Know

(Adult) Female participants learn seven easy and extremely effective self-defense tools they can use to escape from bigger and stronger opponents. Know what to do if someone grabs you from behind, tackles you down to the ground or assaults you with a weapon.

HLT 811 EDS Elite Defense Systems $1910/6 Sa 11:00 am-1:00 pm 1 Session

Elite Defense Systems 5695 Strathmoor Dr., Unit 2

(Adult Co-ed) There are FIVE area of self-defense you have to know. Do you know they are? This class goes beyond “sport” martial arts and gives you what traditional arts can’t. Don’t limit yourself to one art or style, get the knowledge you need, while getting a great workout! We will teach any adult how to defend themselves in a variety of real life altercations. No experience needed.

FIT 803 EDS Elite Defense Systems $399/27-10/18 Th 7:00-8:00 pm 4 SessionElite Defense Systems 5695 Strathmoor Dr., Unit 2

Lisa Kehoe IBCLC, RLC, is a licensed trained medical professional with a private lactation practice. She brings this class to RVC so parents can have all of the facts to make the best decisions to fi t their family’s needs.

Infant Feeding Techniques (HS-Adult) Baby’s Best Start-Feeding a baby in the fi rst few weeks can be tricky even for experienced parents.

Overfeeding a baby can lead to obesity later in life. Learn how to recognize baby’s hunger cues and why they cry. Learn techniques for breast or bottle feeding.

Experienced and new parents are encouraged to attend.

HLT 805 RV Lisa Kehoe $309/12 W 7:00-9:00 pm 1 SessionRVC CLASSROOM BLDG I Room G33

HLT 805 RV2 Lisa Kehoe $3011/7 W 7:00-9:00 pm 1 SessionRVC CLASSROOM BLDG I Room 220

(HS-Adult) Baby’s Best Start-Feeding a baby in the fi rst few weeks can be tricky even for experienced parents.

Experienced and new parents are encouraged to attend.

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Opening the Lower Chakras(.5 Credit) The lower chakras (root, sacral and solar plexus) help us to live a physical life that truly works for us. Each chakra supports a specifi c area of the body and function of our life. This class is for anyone interested in doing personal inner healing work to open and balance your lower chakras to facilitate physical, mental and emotional healing. The book and workbook required for this class are “Seven Portals To Your Soul: An Accessible Guide for Mending Your life” by Marcia Phillips and can be purchased from the instructor on the fi rst night of class. (Cost for the book and workbook is $35 and are also used for the Opening the Upper Chakras class.) 10 CE hours for Massage Therapists; 10 CEU’s for Social Workers and Licensed Practical Counselors.

HLT 091 RV Beth Campisi $999/25-10/16 T 6:00-8:30 pm 4 SessionsRVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Room 0202

Introduction to the ChakrasThis overview will help you understand why opening and healing the seven chakras are essential to living a healthy, happy, productive, balanced, and fulfi lling life. These energy centers are the connections between our mind, body, and spirit and the driving force behind every function of our lives. Learn what the chakras are, and how they impact your life, health and well-being. Join Beth Campisi, certifi ed chakra instructor through Bridges of Unity, Reiki Master and licensed massage therapist to see what benefi ts you could realize in your life by working with the chakras. Based on the book, “Seven Portals to Your Soul: An Accessible Guide for Mending Your Life” by Marcia A. Phillips. 2 CE hours for Massage Therapists; 2 CEU’s for Social Workers and Licensed Practical Counselors.

OSS 006 RV Beth Campisi $299/18 T 6:00-8:00 pm 1 SessionRVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Room 0202

Opening the Upper Chakras(.5 Credits) The upper chakras (heart, throat, third eye and crown) help us connect with our inner and higher spiritual self to live a life that is in alignment with who we really are. Specifi c information about each chakra is covered: its color, location, issues, purpose and how to open and balance it to live a happier, healthier more meaningful life. This class will utilize the tools and build upon the insights learned in the Lower Chakra class, therefore it is highly recommended that participants take Opening the Lower Chakras class. (The same book is used for Opening the Lower Chakras class.) 10 CE hours for Massage Therapists; 10 CEU’s for Social Workers and Licensed Practical Counselors

HLT 092 RV Beth Campisi $9910/30-11/20 T 6:00-8:30 pm 4 SessionsRVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Room 0202

Reiki II(Adult) Learn ancient secrets of Long Distance Energy Healing & use of ancient healing symbols. Use light energy with visualization & color therapy for long distance healing. Powerful ancient symbols & intent amplify the healing process, & send White Light Energy treatments anywhere. Experience further personal growth & awareness through intensifi ed Reiki Universal Life Energy. BRING: notebook & pen & dress casually. Massage tables welcome but not necessary. Reiki II certifi cates given by the instructor & honored worldwide. PREREQUISITE: Reiki I.

HLT 815 BLL2 Richard Gubbe $14911/29-12/6 Th 6:30-10:00 pm 2 Sessions BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 001

Reiki Share (Adult) This is an opportunity for Reiki practitioners to share treatments and ideas at this weekly “Reiki Share.” Practitioners can work on each other or bring in those interested in experiencing a Reiki treatment. Participate in 4 sessions and receive a certifi cate of practical training. Massage tables are welcome.

HLT 815 BLL8 Richard Gubbe $199/12-11/14 W 6:00-9:00 pm 10 Sessions BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 002

Visualize Your Dreams & Desires(Adult) Live a full life with prosperity & stable relationships. Negative beliefs with a lack of visualization skills keep us from achieving our dreams & reaching full potential. Use “Conceptualize, Visualize & Realize” & “The Prosperity Wheel” to challenge old, negative beliefs. Learn exciting techniques to get what you want in life!

HLT 815 BLL7 Richard Gubbe $3910/16-10/23 T 6:30-8:30 pm 2 Sessions RVC SUPPORT SERVICES BLDG Room 1300

Reiki I(Adult) Learn to heal yourself & others with Reiki Universal Light Energy. Reiki, the Japanese word for “Light Energy,” accelerates the body’s healing process & provides physical & spiritual healing, relaxation & stress relief. Used in hospitals & clinics throughout the world. Massage tables welcome but not necessary. Reiki I certifi cates given by the instructor & honored worldwide.

HLT 815 BLL4 Richard Gubbe $699/21-9/28 F 6:30-10:00 pm 2 Sessions BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 001

HLT 815 BLL3 Richard Gubbe $6910/4-10/11 Th 6:30-10:00 pm 2 Sessions BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 001

HLT 815 BLL5 Richard Gubbe $6910/20-10/27 Sa 1:30-5:00 pm 2 Sessions BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 001

HLT 815 BLL9 Richard Gubbe $6910/29-11/5 W 6:00-9:30 pm 2 Sessions BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 001

HLT 815 BLL6 Richard Gubbe $6912/5-12/12 W 6:00-9:30 pm 2 Sessions BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 002

RICHARD GUBBE, Reiki Master, has been teaching the Usui System of Reiki Healing for the past 25 years & has instructed more than 2,600 students & 400 Reiki Master Teachers nationwide.

Preventative Health, Organic Living Seminar

(Adult) Prevent Cancer and the reoccurrence of cancer. Prevent the intake of toxins and pollutants in your body. Help eliminate obesity and learn more effective methods to lose weight. Learn to eat better food. Learn how to live, breathe and cook in a safe and healthy environment.

Learn more effective exercises. Learn about the energy within you and around you. Learn how to use herbs and comple-mentary medicine to maintain proper health.

Preventative Health & Living will provide insight into maintaining a healthy and productive lifestyle. The world is changing and so are we. The key to good health in this decade is to focus on more modern and advanced prevention techniques as well as learning tried-and-true methods of the past. Primary prevention helps avoid the development of a disease. Using proper health techniques as primary preventive measures can lead to a disease-free existence and a balanced life. Get ahead and stay ahead with knowledge you can use. Topics for this one-day seminar include:• Today’s nutrition tips• Organic farming• Effects of supplements and herbal remedies • Holistic therapies in a clinical setting• Meditation and visualization • The best ways to stay physically active and stay alive• Manuals provided.

HLT 815 BLL Richard Gubbe $2010/25 Th 6:00-9:30 pm 1 SessionBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 001

PAUL DALE ANDERSON earned a Master’s of Science degree in educational psychology from NIU and wrote his thesis on state-dependent memory. He is a certifi ed instructor for the National Guild of Hypnotists and is an NGH Board Certifi ed Hypnotist. Paul is certifi ed in past-life regression by the American Hypnosis Association, a Professional Member of the International Association for Regression Research and Therapies, and Certifi ed NLP Master Practitioner.

Past Life Regression(Adult) Are past lives real? Experience your own past lives and discover for yourself why certain people and places hold special meaning in your current life. Past-life regression hypnosis allows you to visit other times and other places to fi nd answers to questions you’ve always had. Experience past-life regression in a supportive setting.

PSY 800 RV3 Paul Dale Anderson $309/18 T 7:00-9:00 pm 1 SessionRVC CLASSROOM BLDG II Room 126

Introduction to NLP (Neuro-Linguistic Programming)(Adult) Often called “The autopilot of success!” Now you can learn the proven techniques to naturally and automatically build rapport with practically anybody and everybody! Create powerful language patterns that will quickly and easily change behavior (yours and friends, family, and even perfect strangers). Overcome limiting beliefs with models of excellence.

PSY 800 RV4 Paul Dale Anderson $309/20 Th 7:00-9:00 pm 1 Session RVC CLASSROOM BLDG I I Room 126

Self Hypnosis(Adult) Utilize self-hypnosis to help attain your personal and professional goals quickly and easily. The subconscious mind can be a powerful tool, and I will teach you to focus the power of your imagination on achieving those goals that are most important to you now. Become smoke free, achieve your ideal weight, improve health and well-being, or just learn to relax and enjoy life through the power of self-hypnosis.

PSY 800 RV5 Paul Dale Anderson $309/25 T 7:00-9:00 pm 1 Session RVC CLASSROOM BLDG II Room 126

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Learn to Meditate(Adult) 127 plus scientifi c studies prove the benefi ts of meditation for a well-spring of diverse areas, such as healing heart disease, calming anxiety and depression, decreasing substance abuse, managing chronic pain and fostering peaceful relationships. NOTE: Class meets every other Tuesday

PSY 800 CTC2 Connections Staff $2499/11-11/13 T (every other T) 7:00-8:00 pm 8 SessionsCONNECTIONS THERAPY CENTER 5334 Williams Dr. Roscoe

Community Chamber Orchestra(Adult) This class is open to instrumentalists of intermediate and above abilities who are able to read music. Music from various periods and styles will be studied and performed in concerts. Bring your instrument to the fi rst class.

MUS 800 RV3 Michael C. Beert $478/27-11/26 M 7:15-9:30 pm 13 Sessions RVC EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE CTR Room 0214NO CLASS 9/3

Community Band(Adult) Community band provides an opportunity for the individual to continue with their instrumental development through performing a variety of musical styles in the concert band setting. New members should contact the director at (815) 975-0478 or e-mail [email protected]. PREREQUISITE: Must be profi cient on a band instrument. Concert TBA.

MUS 809 RV4 Erik Oberg $458/30-12-6 Th 6:45-9:00 pm 14 Sessions RVC EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE CTR Room 0214NO CLASS 11/22

Old Towne Band(Adult) This class specializes in performing turn-of-the century music including circus, marches, novelties, ragtime, Dixieland, vaudeville, overtures, etc. The band presents a formal concert each semester and performs at various community events. Note: Class size is limited; new members should check with the instructor at the fi rst class meeting for any openings. PREREQUISITE: Ability to play a band instrument.

MUS 809 RFD Mark Rose $459/24-12/3 M 7:00-9:00 pm 11 Sessions KEITH SCHOOL 1 Jacoby Place- Band Room

Community Jazz Ensemble(Adult) Open to jazz band instrumentalists who enjoy a wide variety of jazz styles. Music performed will be jazz band instrumentation. Performances with the ensemble will include concerts at Rock Valley College as well as other community concerts. New members should contact the instruc-tor prior to fi rst rehearsal. PREREQUISITE: Previous jazz band experience, new students call instructor at (815) 921-3357.

MUS 809 RV Ken Stein $45 8/22-11/21 W 7:00-8:30 pm 14 Sessions RVC EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE CTR Room 0214

Rock Valley Master Chorale(Adult) The Rock Valley Master Chorale is a choir of dedicated singers of all ages who enjoy learning concert repertoire that is both challenging and enriching. We bring music of the highest level to the community through public concerts, and share our talents in presenting outreach performanc-es that serve the wider community. If you are looking to rekindle a choral experience that will recapture the joy and the excellence of a wonderful high school or college choir, we welcome you to join us soon. PREREQ-UISITE: Successful audition with the director and accompanist. For more information call (815) 633-5859 or [email protected]

MUS 806 RV4 John Wahlquist $628/28-12/4 T 7:00-9:00 pm 13 Sessions RVC EDUCATIONAL RESOURCE CTR Room 0214

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Massage for Couples(HS-Adult) Spend a special date learning to pamper your loved one’s neck, shoulders, back and more from a licensed Massage Therapist and Authorized Jin Shin Do® Acupressure Teacher. Students remain clothed. Bring sheets, blanket and pillow to make chairs comfortable for you.

HLT 818 BLL Sue Michaelsen $37 per person11/10 Sa 3:30-6:30 pm 1 Session BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 013

A Couples Weekend(Adults – Non Residential Weekend) Connections Therapy Center is sponsoring Jim and Linda Brooks to return to the Rockford area for another successful weekend. The Brooks’ are certifi ed Shadow Work facilitators, coaches and teachers of Transcendental Meditation program. We’ll help you reach deeper levels of love, intimacy, acceptance, and trust. Topics include: How to ask for what you want – Effective Listening Skills - Healthy vs Unhealthy anger – Destructive patterns in your relationship – Heal deep emotional wounds – Rituals to deepen and nourish your relationship

SOC 800 CTC Kathy Cox $690 per couple11/9-11/11 F 6:30-10:00 pm 3 Sessions Sa 9:00am-6:00 pm Su 9:00am-5:00 pmCONNECTIONS THERAPY CENTER 5334 Williams Dr. Roscoe

CONNECTIONS THERAPY CENTER is made of an entire team committed to meeting your needs using a mind-body-spirit approach. Kathy Cox has 20 years of experience helping one connect to feelings, gain self-empowerment and create solutions to transform. Dr. Cindy Stear has extensive, specialized training in treatment of abuse, pediatric issues, and health psychology for a range of medical issues including chronic pain, wellness psychology for freedom from smoking, weight loss/maintenance and sports performance. Dr. Shiraz Tata is a Licensed Clinical Psychologist, working at Northern Illinois University in DeKalb and in her private practice. Her experience and training in making cross-cultural connections leads her to engage in considerable multi-cultural counseling and consulting.

Think Yourself Thin(Adult) Change your thought processes about food choices and overeat-ing to be more successful. Tools to enjoy lasting weight loss – freeing yourself of the yo-yo effect of losing weight only to gain in all back. Think in a more positive manner to challenge sabotaging thoughts and reform behaviors that contribute to overeating and weight management issues. PURCHASE workbook from instructor at fi rst class ($20).

PSY 800 CTC Connections Staff $2499/11-11/13 T Noon-1:15 pm 10 SessionsCONNECTIONS THERAPY CENTER 5334 Williams Dr. Roscoe

Please register early to reserve your place in the class and avoid cancellation. Every effort will be made to notify registrants if a class has been canceled. However, it is your responsibility to update your address and phone number with our Records Offi ce.

PRE-REGISTRATION & PAYMENTRequired for all classes!

GIFT OF CLASSGive the gift of “life-long learning”!Our classes make a great gift for all occasions. For more information call (815) 921-3900.

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Instant Guitar for Hopelessly Busy People(Ages 13 & Up) Have you ever wanted to learn the guitar but simply fi nd it diffi cult to fi nd the time? In just a few hours you can learn enough about playing the guitar to give you years of musical enjoyment, and you won’t have to take private lessons to do it. This crash course will teach you some basic chords and get you playing along with your favorite songs right away. Bring your acoustic guitar. Required materials fee of $29 will be collected in class by the instructor for workbook and practice DVD. Topics include:• How chords work in a song• How to form the three main types of chords• How to tune your guitar• Basic strumming patterns• How to buy a good guitar (things to avoid)• How to play along with simple tunesSee DUAL REGISTRATION OFFER below.

MUS 800 BLL3 Craig Coffman $4011/17 Sa 9:30 am-Noon 1 Session BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 013

Drums (Beginner to Advanced)(Recommended ages: 10-16) Learn from the Pros and be the best! Art will cover what it takes to make the drumline – concentrating on the fundamentals, profi ciency with the rudiments. Focus on hand movement, position of sticks, control, and music. Beginners to Advanced players welcome; Class may be repeated each semester to develop skill level.

MUS 802 RFD Arts Drumming Staff $1019/10-10/29 M 6:00 -7:30 pm 8 SessionsARTS SCHOOL FOR DRUMMING 1111 3rd Ave.

Music with Miss Val(Designed for parents/grandparents and their children.) Singing, dancing and instrument playing activities foster a love of music, natural to all children. Develops the basic skills needed for formal music study at a later age. Miss Val brings 12 years of experience teaching music and a love of young children to these joyful and fun classes. Pre-Requisite: Attendance at a parent meeting prior to fi rst class.

(Babies & Toddlers)

MUS 813 RV Valerie Blair $579/5-12/19 W 9:00 -9:45 am 15 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 013NO CLASS 11/21

(Ages 3 & 4)

MUS 813 RV2 Valerie Blair $579/5-12/19 W 10:00 -10:45 am 15 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 013NO CLASS 11/21

Instant Piano for Busy People(Adult) If you yearn to experience the joy of playing piano, but you don’t want years of weekly lessons, this course is for you. In just one enjoyable evening, you can learn enough secrets to make piano playing a part of your life, learning chords, not notes. You’ll learn all the chords needed to play any pop song, any style, in any key plus you’ll get a healthy dose of insider secrets on how to embellish songs. This is an absolutely beginning class in chord piano techniques, and if you can fi nd middle C and know the meaning of Every Good Boy Does Fine, you know enough to enroll. If not, send a self-addressed stamped envelope (free pamphlet) to: Music Masters, 90 Molly Lane, Ringgold, GA, 30736. NOTE: Additional $25 Material Fee for book and CD - payable to instructor at class.

MUS 800 RV David Haynes $5510/9 T 6:30-10:00 pm 1 SessionRVC WOODWARD TECHNOLOGY CTR Room 141

How to Play Guitar by Ear(Ages 13 and Up) Learn one of music’s deepest mysteries: how to play songs without relying on music. Experience a very practical presentation of music theory including predicting chord progressions, learning from recordings, and transposing-all expressed in everyday language. This is an ideal follow-up to the “Instant Guitar” class and is open to anyone who has a basic understanding of chords on any instrument. Expand your musical horizons, and free yourself from sheet-music dependence, and be the life of the party! Prior experience with guitar chords recommended. Materials fee of $29.00 for the How to Play Guitar by Ear Book and Practice CD will be collected in class by the instructor. Topics include:• How to fi nd the starting note of a song• How to determine when chords change• How to predict the chord progression• How chords help you fi nd the correct melody• How the melody helps you fi nd the correct chords• How to learn songs from recordings in all keys• How to transpose• The Universal Key Signature• How to use the Circle of Fifths• How to recognize the most common chord patternsSee DUAL REGISTRATION OFFER below.

MUS 800 BLL Craig Coffman $4011/17 Sa 1:00-3:30 pm 1 Session BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 013

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Save $10! Attend both Guitar sessions and save more money! MUS 800 SAVE Craig Coffman $7011/17 Sa 9:30-3:30 pm 1 SessionBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 013

(Designed for parents/grandparents and their children.) Singing, dancing and instrument playing activities foster a love of music, natural to all children. Develops the basic skills needed for

Beginning Guitar for Adults(Adults) Learn to play tons of songs: folk, pop and classical, in numerous keys, using a variety of picking patterns. Absolutely no previous experience is necessary. The only requirement is to bring yourself and an acoustic guitar to the fi rst class. Join us for fun and camaraderie. Call the instructor, Cathy Bautz, at (815) 398-0383 if you have any questions about this class.

MUS 800 BLL2 Catherine Bautz $569/12-11/14 W 6:30-8:00 pm 8 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 001NO CLASS 9/26 & 10/31

Intermediate Guitar for Adults(Adults) This course is a continuation of Beginning Guitar for Adults. You will learn a variety of techniques to add interest and excitement to your guitar playing, including how to read tablature, bass runs, hammers, slides, pull-offs, new picking patterns and additional styles of music, such as the blues. Call, Cathy Bautz, at (815) 398-0383 if you have any questions about this class. PREREQUISITE: Beginning guitar for adults or instructor consent.

MUS 800 BLL4 Catherine Bautz $409/12-11/14 W 8:00-9:00 pm 8 Sessions BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 001NO CLASS 9/26 & 10/31

ARTHUR CARDENAS JR started playing the drums at age 4. He joined the Phantom Regiment Drum & Bugle Corps in 1978, and by age 13 he was invited by Marty Hurley to join the big corps Phantom Regiment. This accomplishment is noted by Art being the youngest snare drummer in a corps in the entire USA. At age 14, Art was playing with the Los Primos Cardenas Orchestra and toured the Midwest playing Tejano/Chicano style music. Most recently, he established Art’s School for Drumming and Music, where he leads private lessons and drum camps.

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Crescendo Choir (6th-8th grade) RVCC’s audition-based advanced choir for sixth through eighth graders. New students and current Music Makers singers in sixth through eighth grades may audition. Placement is determined by vocal ability and achievement in music skills such as sight reading and score interpretation. Crescendo Choir members are leaders and role models for all RVCC singers. Crescendo singers rehearse weekly, one hour by themselves and one hour with the Encore high school choir. Two concerts and other smaller performance options are part of each semester. Registration is open through the Mendelssohn Performing Arts Center before the semester starts and at the fi rst two rehearsals; visit www.mendelssohnpac.org or call 815-964-9713 for registration info. To schedule an audition, contact Leah Baskin at 815-229-3413.

Register thru MPAC call (815) 964-9713 $1508/23-12/14 Th 4:00-6:00 pm + $20 materials feeMENDELSSOHN PERFORMING ARTS CTR 415 N. Church St.

Encore! (9th-12th grade) Encore! Is the perfect place for high school homeschoolers and students who have no room in their daily school schedules for choir. This ensemble continues to set high standards of musicianship and vocal development through the use of fi ne choral literature. Encore singers rehearse weekly, one hour by themselves and one hour with the Crescendo choir. Two concerts and other smaller performance options are part of each semester. Registration is open through the Mendelssohn Performing Arts Center before the semester starts and at the fi rst two rehearsals; visit www.mendelssohnpac.org or call 815-964-9713 for registration info. No auditions required, but interested singers need to contact Leah Baskin at 815-229-3413 to schedule a voice placement assessment.

Register thru MPAC call (815) 964-9713 $1508/23-12/14 Th 5:00-7:00 pm + $20 materials feeMENDELSSOHN PERFORMING ARTS CTR 415 N. Church St.

Do-Re-Mi Singers(Grades 1-3) The Rock Valley Children’s Choir’s beginning chorus for eager third, second, and mature fi rst graders. Activities designed for beginning singers, including correct vocal technique, ear training games, simple note reading and rhythm reading, music games, dancing, and playing simple instruments. All activities designed to help these youngsters become better singers and musicians, and have fun! This choir performs in two concerts per semester, along with the three older choirs. Registration is open through the Mendelssohn Performing Arts Center before the semester starts and at the fi rst two rehearsals; visit www.mendelssohnpac.org or call 815-964-9713 for registration info. There are no auditions for this choir, but parents of fi rst graders should contact the director (Leah Baskin at 815-229-3413) for readiness expectations regarding their children. Register thru MPAC call (815) 964-9713 $1509/10-12/14 M 4:00-5:30 pm + $10 materials feeSPRING CREEK UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST 4500 Spring Creek Rd.

Music Makers Chorus(4th-8th grade) RVCC’s main education and performing ensemble for fourth through eighth graders. No auditions required! Each week, the Music Makers learn to improve their voices through basic vocal techniques, sing new and traditional songs and choral literature, and make music with new friends. Although the primary emphasis of the class is learning to sing correctly, there are opportunities for dancing and movement, music games, and playing instruments. Two concerts and other smaller performance options are part of each semester. Registration is open through the Mendelssohn Performing Arts Center before the semester starts and at the fi rst two rehearsals; visit www.mendelssohnpac.org or call 815-964-9713 for registration info.

Register thru MPAC call (815) 964-9713 $1508/28-12/14 T 4:00-6:00 pm + $20 materials feeMENDELSSOHN PERFORMING ARTS CTR 415 N. Church St.

INGER LANGSHOLT is a well-respected private instruction piano teacher, instrumental in developing community piano lessons in a group setting at Rock Valley College. Inger’s teaching style and classes are best described by one of her adult students: “She taught me (to play the piano) as a child. This is an easy, laid-back approach for the beginner. The student enjoys it!”

TO REGISTER:

• Choose appropriate age/skill level: attend the fi rst class.• Register & pay at fi rst class (check only please).• A piano or keyboard with standard size keys needed for home

preparation of assignments.• Dates/times and class level assignments subject to change at

instructor’s discretion.

Piano Classes forNEW (inexperienced) Students Classes designed for beginning level students. No experience required!

‘Tweeners Beginning Piano(Ages 12-14) Inger Langsholt $999/12-12/19 W 5:30-6:30 pm 14 Sessions RVC BUILDING G Piano LabNO CLASS 11/21

Adult Beginning Piano(16-Adult) Inger Lansholt $1059/11-12/18 T 11:00 am-Noon 15 Sessions RVC BUILDING G Piano Lab

(16-Adult) Inger Lansholt $1059/11-12/18 T 6:45-7:45 pm 15 Sessions RVC BUILDING G Piano Lab

(16-Adult) Inger Lansholt $929/15-12/15 Sa 10:00-11:00 am 13 Sessions RVC BUILDING G Piano LabNO CLASS 11/24

Piano Classes for Current& Experienced StudentsClasses designed for students who have previously attended piano classes or have past experience.

Adult Beginning Piano II & III PREREQUISITE: Adult Beginning Piano I or II or private instruction.

(16-Adult) Inger Lansholt $929/15-12/15 Sa 9:00-10:00 am 13 Sessions RVC BUILDING G Piano LabNO CLASS 11/24

(16-Adult) Inger Lansholt $1059/11-12/18 T 7:45-8:45 pm 15 Sessions RVC BUILDING G Piano Lab

Adult Beginning Piano III & IV PREREQUISITE: Adult Beginning Piano II or III or private instruction.

(16-Adult) Inger Lansholt $1089/11-12/18 T 10:00-11:00 am 15 Sessions RVC BUILDING G Piano Lab

(16-Adult) Inger Lansholt $1009/13-12/20 Th 11:00 am-Noon 14 Sessions RVC BUILDING G Piano LabNO CLASS 11/22

Adult Beginning Piano V & VIPREREQUISITE: Adult Beginning Piano IV or more than 1 year of piano instruction.

(16-Adult) Inger Lansholt $1069/10-12/17 M 7:00 -8:00 pm 15 Sessions RVC BUILDING G Piano Lab

Continuing Piano for AdultsPREREQUISITE: Previous piano classes or instruction, for advancing students. Must have standard size piano/keyboard.

(16-Adult) Inger Lansholt $1029/13-12/20 Th 10:00-11:00 am 14 Sessions RVC BUILDING G Piano LabNO CLASS 11/22

Continuing Piano for ‘TweenersPREREQUISITE: Previous piano classes or instruction, for advancing students. Must have standard size piano/keyboard.

(Ages 13-15) Inger Lansholt $1089/10-12/17 M 5:45 -6:45 pm 15 Sessions RVC BUILDING G Piano Lab

Rock Valley Children’s Choir

The Rock Valley Children’s Choir (RVCC), a performing and education choral organization, was established by Leah Baskin and Dean Durst in 2002 as part of the music program offerings for children within the Community Education Division of Rock Valley College. Beginning as one small choir, the program has grown to become four separate choruses: “Do-Re-Mi Singers” for grades one through three, “Music Makers Chorus” for grades four through eight, the audition-based “Crescendo Choir” for grades six through eight, and “Encore” for grades nine through twelve.

In 2006, the RVCC formed a partnership with the Mendelssohn Performing Arts Center (MPAC) in downtown Rockford. In 2012, the RVCC will become the anchor group for the new Mendelssohn Music and Movement Education Center, located in the MPAC building. Being a part of the downtown cultural corridor gives RVCC exciting new opportunities to grow and mature as musicians.

The RVCC has sung in concert with the Mendelssohn Chamber Orchestra, Mendelssohn Chorale, Rockford Symphony Orchestra, Rock Valley Master Chorale, and Kantorei, the Singing Boys of Rockford. RVCC has performed at the Coronado Performing Arts Center, toured at regional libraries and museums, sung for the opening of a Smithsonian Institute exhibition, participated in youth choral festivals (including their fi rst week-long festival tour in 2011) and performed for public and private civic groups in the greater Rockford area.

Weekly rehearsals and optional Saturday workshops provide many occasions for students in RVCC to grow both as singers and responsi-ble citizens. Director Leah Baskin brings a variety of learning experi-ences and styles, including Kodaly, Orff, and High/Scope Movement approaches, with Linda Smith helping as the RVCC’s accompanist and assistant director. Plus, unique to RVCC are the annual charity-themed fall concerts and spring “Singer’s Songbook” repertoire concerts, in which all singers learn two dozen songs from the great American heritage of songs for inter generational community singing. These activities honor our musical past and support our community’s future.

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How to Construct Your Own Photo Website(HS-Adult) This is really the ‘how to’ of designing your own photo website, and we show you a no-cost, easy solution to display your photos online. We will review options for templates, hosting sites, and educate you on things to consider when designing your website. We layout the variables, and you choose the path that makes sense for you. With this class, you will be up and running the same week. Heck, we make it so easy, even a cave man can do it!

PHO 802 SCCE5 Chicago Photo Safaris $8910/9-10/16 T 6:00-8:00 pm 2 Sessions STENSTROM CTR 4151 Samuelson Rd.- Room 161

Posing and Lighting(HS-Adult) Do you need access to a studio periodically, but can’t justify owning your own? This class will cover the basics of portraiture, and introduce you to a local business studio that may be used on a rental basis. We will cover candid as well as studio portraits. This class will give your photos the professional look you need to set your photography apart from everyone else. You will have access to models in one of the sessions, and will be able to photography per your posing.

PHO 802 SCCE8 Chicago Photo Safaris $12010/10-10/24 W 6:00-8:00 pm 3 Sessions STENSTROM CTR 4151 Samuelson Rd.- Room 131

Portfolio Development(HS-Adult) Portfolio management is the key to displaying your work. Do you want to just have fun, or maybe even sell your services? A great portfolio adds credibility, and allows you to make a statement. The class will review options for portfolios, and students will create a plan to develop a suitable body of work to showcase your abilities. Bring three photos to the fi rst class (soft or hard copies acceptable).

PHO 802 SCCE4 Chicago Photo Safaris $9910/30 & 11/13 T 6:00-8:00 pm 2 Sessions STENSTROM CTR 4151 Samuelson Rd.- Room 157NO CLASS 11/6

Photoshop Elements II(HS-Adult) Now you know the basics, but how do you use that knowledge to move to the next class of Photography? This class has the answers, and these ideas will make good photography GREAT. Advanced concepts like HDR (High Dynamic Range) and others will be taught. This is for the computer literate; students should have a fundamental knowledge of the program.

PHO 802 RV2 Chicago Photo Safaris $12911/16-12/14 F 6:00-8:30 pm 4 Sessions BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 005NO CLASS 11/23

Make Money with Digital Photos(HS-Adult) If you can take a photo, you can quickly and easily make money! You don’t need anything more than your camera, and a computer with an internet connection. All over the internet, there are thousands who need images for their website. We show you all the secrets of getting the right photo to the right place so you can turn your photos to hundreds or thousands of dollars each month. You don’t need exotic equipment for this. We untangle the confusion and make it simple. We will show you how to take photos people want, and then how to get those photos in front of thousands of potential buyers. This class fi lls fast, so register today!

PHO 802 SCCE3 Chicago Photo Safaris $799/10 M 6:00-8:30 pm 1 Session STENSTROM CTR 4151 Samuelson Rd.- Room 157

Visual Poetry(HS-Adult) Who you are as a person has a direct impact on what you capture as a photographer. How do you use less to say more, and make lasting memories in the process? There are simple techniques to boost your creative process and improve your digital images. This teaches you how to be more effective using natural light without adding gear. Reduce and simplify, participate rather than critique, and capture a story. Give your photography the benefi t of these insights.

PHO 802 SCC12 Chicago Photo Safaris $899/18-10/2 T 6:00-8:00 pm 3 Sessions STENSTROM CTR 4151 Samuelson Rd.- Room 157

Basic Digital Photography(Adult) This action packed four week class will show you how

to create and care for interesting digital photos! We will cover the basics of digital photography. You will

learn elements of exposure control, photographing people, close-up, action and low-light photography. We will also spend time on the ‘how to’ of sharing

images and storing your photos. Bring your camera and gain the confi dence you need to take great photos time and again! *Required for Photography Certifi cate of Completion.

PHO 802 SCCE Chicago Photo Safaris $10910/1-10/15 M 6:00-8:30 pm 3 Sessions STENSTROM CTR 4151 Samuelson Rd.- Room 131

PHO 802 SCCE7 Chicago Photo Safaris $10911/14-11/28 W 6:00-8:30 pm 3 Sessions STENSTROM CTR 4151 Samuelson Rd.- Room 131

Photoshop Elements(HS-Adult) Photoshop and Photoshop Elements are programs that can take a lifetime to learn. But there are fundamental elements and some “tricks of the trade: that make this program extremely valuable to your photography. Once these basics are built, the rest of the program will be easier to learn. These hands-on classes will get you on track to be productive today, and introduce the tools you need to move to the next level in your photography.

PHO 802 RV Chicago Photo Safaris $12910/5-10/26 F 6:00-8:30 pm 4 Sessions BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 005

PETS Compassionate Pet Grooming(Adult) Save money, time and effort. Professional Master Groomer will demonstrate using grooming tools in gentle ways that encourage cooperation and honor pet emotions. Clipping, combing, bathing, styling and where to obtain supplies will be included. Do not bring your pet.

ANI 803 BLL Sue Michaelsen $2610/6 S 10:30 am-1:30 pm 1 Session BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 001

CHICAGO PHOTO SAFARIS, is the leading provider of photographic workshops in the Chicagoland area, and conducts frequent photo safaris in local and international venues. The Chicago Photo Safaris Foundation sponsors the popular ‘Camera for Kids’ Program, and also supports area conservation and sustainable programs.

Photography Certifi cate of Completion(HS-Adult) This 76 hour program prepares you to develop skills and start making money from your own Photography business. Learn the secrets from the professional staff at Chicago Photo Safaris. Photo Safaris conduct worldwide safaris and help others live the dream of a career in Photography. Learn from the pros.

Required for Photography Certifi cate of Completion Core Classes. Required 26 hours.• Basic Digital Photography• Digital Photography II• Managing Your Portfolio

Electives (Prerequisite: Basic Digital Photography) Total: 50 hoursChoose from 14 elective classes (vary by semester) to best fi t your personal goals and objectives.

Portfolio Submission Requirements: Best photos from each completed class must be submitted in a portfolio for approval, prior to receiving a Certifi cate of Completion in Digital Photography. Any type of camera is acceptable, with an SLR providing best results. Completion includes $10 voucher for any future CE class. For more detailed information, call (815) 921-3900 or visit the RVC website at www.rockvalleycollege.edu.

PHO 800 CERT Chicago Photo Safaris $20 (does not include cost of individual classes)

F-Stops & Shutter Speeds(HS-Adult) You love your camera, BUT – out of fear of doing the wrong thing – you always keep it on a nice, safe “Auto” setting and let the camera do the thinking. Or you put it on “M” because you see the pros doing that and STILL your pictures come out poorly exposed! Are you intimidated by the letters “A”, “S”, “M”, or “ASM”, or “Av” and “TV”? As a result you only use $100 worth of the $500 worth of features on your camera! Learn to fi nally use those settings on your cameras to get the results YOU want! (Note: This material is also covered in the Basic Digital Photography Class, but if you only have one day to spend, this class is for you.)

PHO 802 SCCE9 Chicago Photo Safaris $599/5 W 6:00-8:00 pm 1 SessionSTENSTROM CTR 4151 Samuelson Rd.- Room 157

PETSCompassionate Pet Grooming(Adult) Save money, time and effort. Professional Master Groomer will demonstrate using grooming tools in gentle ways that encourage cooperation and honor pet emotions. Clipping, combing, bathing, styling and where to obtain supplies will be included. Do not bring your pet.

ANI 803 BLL Sue Michaelsen $2610/6 S 10:30 am-1:30 pm 1 Session BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 001

PHOTOGRAPHY

CHICAGO PHOTO SAFARI,INSTRUCTOR GARY GULLET

(Adult) This action packed four week class will show you how to create and care for interesting digital photos! We

will cover the basics of digital photography. You will

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Digital Photography II(HS-Adult) Know the basic camera controls, but want to improve the other aspects of your photography? This class will explore several elements of the next level, including histograms, developing your photographic philosophy, using fi lters, nature photography, advanced composition, and more. Required for Photography Certifi cate of Completion.

PHO 802 SCCE2 Chicago Photo Safaris $10911/29-12/13 Th 6:00-8:30 pm 3 Sessions STENSTROM CTR 4151 Samuelson Rd.- Room 131

Chicago Motor Coach Bus Safari(HS-Adult) We see the highlights of Chicago, and do it in style. This motor coach takes us to great photographic venues, and you don’t have to worry

about the hassles of parking, tolls, or traffi c! We get great day and night shots. Lunch and a snack included.

PHO 802 TRP2 Chicago Photo Safaris $8910/14 Su 8:00 am-10:30 pm 1 Session WALMART PARKING LOT State & Perryville 7219 Walton Drive

Galena and the Northwest Territory(HS-Adult) If breathtaking scenery is your thing, then this safari is for you! We will be visiting a winery, Farmer’s Market, pottery studios, and watch an alpaca fl eece demonstration. There are pumpkins, cobblestone streets, a fall art show, and even an old stockade. The drive through the Northwest Territory is beautiful any time of year, and this trip will really have a lasting impression. This safari promises to produce some of the most stunning photos of the year.

PHO 800 TRP Chicago Photo Safaris $9910/13 Sa 7:00 am-5:00 pm 1 Session STENSTROM CTR 4151 Samuelson Rd.- Room 157

Eagle Safari(HS-Adult) Join us for some spectacular eagle viewing and photography on the Mississippi. Bundle up, and let’s celebrate the New Year with some truly great shots of our national bird! Meet at Stenstrom.

PHO 802 SP13 Chicago Photo Safaris $891/5 Sa 6:00 am-5:00 pm 1 Session STENSTROM CTR 4151 Samuelson Rd.- Room 157

Intra-Oral Dental Photography(HS-Adult) This class will help you develop an effi cient and easy protocol for patient photos with true color rendition. We will explain the camera controls in easy to understand language, and you will actually practice these methods in this class. We will discuss lenses, metering, white balance, and effective use of fl ash to get the shots you need. This class is for dentists or auxiliaries.

PHO 802 SCC10 Chicago Photo Safaris $8911/19-11/26 M 6:00-7:30 pm 2 Sessions STENSTROM CTR 4151 Samuelson Rd.- Room 103

Introduction to Backpacking(Adult) We’ll cover equipment and clothing, camping techniques, food selection, and destinations. Equipment review will include the 10 essentials, shelters, sleeping gear, cooking gear, and packs. Camping techniques will cover how to pack your gear, hiking tips, how to select a campsite, and how to set up your camp for comfort. Food selection will include recipes, menus, where to purchase, and how to pack your food. Several options for destinations will be presented with options for weekend or week long trips.

PED 815 RV Terry Bomkamp $3011/10 Sa 9:00 am-1:00 pm 1 SessionBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 001

How To Use a Telescope(Adult) This course is designed for beginning amateur astronomers, who wish to learn not only how to choose a telescope, but to also use it to locate various objects in the sky, form the moon and planets, to deep sky objects and distant galaxies. Unfortunately, many have found it diffi cult to use their telescope, and subsequently banished it to a basement or garage. This is an opportunity to dust off that old telescope (or assist you with your new one), and learn how to easily locate those objects you have always wanted to see. This is a “hands on” course, where you will learn basic concepts in the classroom, and then put those concepts to use outdoors, underneath the stars. Bringing your own telescope is encouraged.

ENV 800 RV2 Walter Trentadue $549/11-10/2 T 7:00-9:00 pm 4 SessionsRVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Room 200

Intro to Sailing(HS-Adult) Classroom instruction on how a sailboat works. Students will come away with a basic knowledge of sailboats and how to sail them. Great for those who have a boat but lack an understanding of how to make it go. Those with an interest in sailing will fi nd the course ends much of the mystery about sailboats and sailing.

PED 811 BLL Allen Penticoff $309/14 F 9:00 am-Noon 1 SessionBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 004

Hunter/Sportsman: First Aid(Adult) This fi rst aid class will cover basic fi rst aid, with emphasis on hunting and outdoor injuries. Outdoor injuries are unique with extended time before help arrives, or help unavailable. We will discuss what to have in your fi rst aid kit, and practice self application, including use of tourniquets. This course will provide First Aid certifi cation for students completing course and passing a basic skills test.

HLT 800 BLL Woodson Fuller $699/15 Sa 8:00 am-Noon 1 SessionBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 001

Yoga by Mary(Adult) This basic Yoga class is great for beginners and advanced. Enjoy fl exibility and strength at its best!

FIT 806 FZ Fitness Zone Staff $989/4-12/15 Th 5:45-7:00 pm 15 Sessions FITNESS ZONE 807 Progressive Ln., S. Beloit

Yoga for True Beginners (Adult) Not sure if Yoga is for you? Looking for some very basic instruction before jumping into a yoga class? Quickly learn the basics through breathing and simple poses. NOTE: Do not start yoga if you are pregnant.

FIT 806 BLL5 Raeann Austin $659/14-11/30 F 9:30-10:30 am 10 Sessions BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 013NO CLASS 11/2 & 11/23

Yoga for All Levels(Adult) Work at your own level. Beginners welcome. Gain fl exibility and strength in a very relaxed environment. Deep breathing and deep relax-ation will strengthen your body, calm your mind and is essential to good health. Wear comfortable, loose-fi tting clothing and bring a towel or mat. NOTE: Do not start yoga if you are pregnant.

FIT 806 BLL7 Raeann Austin $979/12-11/28 W 5:00-6:30 pm 10 Sessions BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 013NO CLASS 10/31 & 11/21

FIT 806 BLL2 Raeann Austin $659/13-11/29 Th 9:30-10:30 am 10 Sessions BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 013NO CLASS 11/1 & 11/22

PHOTOGRAPHY continued

YOGA

NO CLASS 11/1 & 11/22

ALLEN PENTICOFF, prior to RVC retirement, taught some of our “Learn to Sail” classes. With 30+ years sailing experience, Allen is anxious to get back in the classroom to teach others. He’s been a contributing editor for Good Old Boat magazine. Welcome back Allen!

Yoga(Adult) All level class- working at your own level. Beginners welcome. Gain fl exibility and strength in a very relaxed environment. Deep breathing and deep relaxation will strengthen your body, calm your mind and is essential to good health. Wear comfortable, loose-fi tting clothing and bring a towel or mat. NOTE: Do not start yoga if you are pregnant.

FIT 806 BLL Stephanie Walters $117 9/10-11/26 M 6:00-7:30 pm 12 Sessions BELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd.- Room 013

In Balance Yoga(Adult) Level 1 class designed by an Occupational Therapist for adult students of all ages and abilities with an emphasis on breathing and relaxing techniques to heighten ones level of awareness regarding posture, mental and physical stress levels and areas of tension in the body. This class will provide student with easy to follow techniques and poses that can be done at home or modifi ed for the work place.

FIT 806 AT2 Denise Nichols OTR/L $899/10-10/29 M 5:30-7:00 pm 8 Sessions ADVANCED THERAPY SOLUTIONS 7264 Argus Dr.

Seasonal Constellations & Stars(Adult) Attention experienced and amateur astronomers! Cassiopeia, Draco, Ursa Major -- these bright North Polar constellations can be seen with the unaided eye in clear night skies. Depending

upon the season, they are joined by other constellations such as Pegasus, Auriga, Orion, Bootes and asterisms such as the Summer Triangle and Winter Hexagon. Go back to ancient days to explore the mystery and mythology that surrounds these celestial fi gures created by bright stars and the imaginations of people long ago. Designed for students who have not taken astronomy before, or those wanting a better understanding of the constellations. INCLUDES classroom time and outside observation (weather permitting) on the RVC grounds. BRING: own telescope (optional); use of telescopes provided. Dress appropriately for weather.

ENV 800 RV Walter Trentadue $549/13-10/4 Th 7:00-9:00 pm 4 SessionsRVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Room 200

SEASONAL

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ArtARTrageous Pen & Ink(Ages 7-12) Bet you never thought you could create a totally unique piece of art with a sopping wet piece of paper! Working with local artist Norm Knott, you will start by drawing a composition with ink onto a wet piece of paper and watch as the ink flows into an organic shape. Get more detailed by using watercolors, ink and collage to fill in your drawing and make it you own. The ambitious might even complete more than one piece!

WIZ 801 RAM4 Norm Knott $259/29 Sa 9:30 am-Noon 1 SessionROCKFORD ART MUSEUM 711 N. Main St. -Art Annex

It’s Elementary, My Dear(Ages 3-6) Kids love art! This beginning class introduces children to the elements of art: shapes, color & texture. Explore these elements through drawing, painting, & other media. Learn how to incorporate each technique into your own masterpiece! Each child must be accompanied by an adult (register child only) All supplies included.

ART 804 RAM Kara Rehfeldt $5510/6-11/17 Sa 9:30-10:30 am 6 SessionsROCKFORD ART MUSEUM 711 N. Main St. -Studio ANO CLASS 10/27

Fall 2012Community leader Jon Lundin began Rock Valley College Whiz Kids, as a summer enrichment program intended for students with high abilities and high interests in special academic areas. Now, Rock Valley College Whiz Kids continues to provide students in K-8th grade with a variety of academic enrichment opportunities. Through creative teaching strategies, materials, and curricula, Rock Valley College Whiz Kids offers unique, hands-on activities with inventive modes of participation. Rock Valley College Whiz Kids classes are designed to: • Challenge students to learn new material quickly • Explore subjects more intensely than in their current grade-level curriculum • Offer opportunities for students to become acquainted with other students who have similar academic interests • Introduce children to a college environment without the pressure of earning a grade • Provide a supportive environment where students “learn by doing” • Encourage students to apply critical and creative thinking skills to numerous areas of study • Offer a variety of instructional methods to stimulate and challenge students’ interestsStudents have fun using their imaginations, perfecting their talents, and gaining confidence in academic areas. Parents like this program because it provides a positive and stimulating environment for their children. We like it because we enjoy the kids and love to see learning in action!

Challenging minds since 1980!

CONTENTS

ART 23

CRAFTS 23-24

FITNESS & DANCE 24

HOBBIES 24

LEGOS 25

MARTIAL ARTS 25-26

MUSIC 26-27

PHOTO & FILM 27

SCIENCE 28

WHIZ KIDS FACULTY 29

Hand Building with Clay(Ages 8-14) Students will use white clay to build sculptures as well as utility ware. Pieces will be colored with glazes and fired in a kiln. Final return of student work is one week after the last session.

WIZ 804 BLL Kathy Lyon $1149/15-11/3 Sa 9:00-11:00 am 8 SessionBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd. -Room 007

Gelli Prints (Ages 7-12) Pronounced like “Jelly,” but spelled with a “G,” What fun you’ll have making your own printing block out of plain unflavored gelatin. In the second class, you’ll learn how to add paint to your gelli block, create a design, and print onto paper and a piece of clothing. Bring a pre-washed t-shirt (no fabric softener, please) with you to class.

WIZ 801 RAM Julaine Lofquist-Birch $4011/10-11/17 Sa 9:30-11:30 am 2 SessionsROCKFORD ART MUSEUM 711 N. Main St. -Art Annex

Crafts

I Can Draw(Ages 6-12) Learn to draw or improve your drawing skills. Work with different materials including drawing pencils, colored pencils, charcoal, and pastels. Subjects for drawings come from the imagination and from real objects too! All supplies included.

WIZ 801 RAM2 Lew Riley $5510/6-11/10 Sa 9:30-10:30 am 6 SessionsROCKFORD ART MUSEUM 711 N. Main St. -Studio C

Meet the Masters(Ages 7-10) We know you have heard of them but now you get to meet them! Local art teacher Kara Rehfeldt will introduce you to all the greats including Monet, Van Gogh, Picasso and more! Each class will feature an awesome exploration of an artist and their process. Get inspired by their work and use your imagination to create your own masterpiece!

WIZ 801 RAM3 Kara Rehfeldt $5510/6-11/17 Sa 11:00 am-Noon 6 SessionsROCKFORD ART MUSEUM 711 N. Main St. -Studio ANO CLASS 10/27

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Crafts continuedBling Bling!(Ages 7-12) Try a new spin for the “basic” candle holder. Start by painting and antiquing the container to create a base then add beads, shells and a variety of fun materials to it to make it your own. Work with local artist Norm Knott to morph simple jars and containers into blinged out candle holders!

Fitness & Dance

Introduction to Chess(Grades K-8) For those that have never played the game. Learn the names of pieces, how they move & basic rules of chess. MUST enroll by 8/30. Class level assignments subject to change at instructors discretion.

WIZ 804 RV Randy Podeszwa $169/5-9/7* WThF 4:00-5:00 pm 3 SessionsRVC WOODWARD TECHNOLOGy CTR Room 121*MUST enroll by 8/30.

Chess for Beginners(Grades K-8) For those that know how the chessmen move and capture. Build on the most basic knowledge of chess, learning chess rules and game strategy. PREREQUISITE: Knowledge of names of chessmen and how they move. Class level assignments subject to change at instructors discretion.

WIZ 804 RV2 Randy Podeszwa $369/15-10/27 Sa 10:00-11:30 am 7 SessionsRVC WOODWARD TECHNOLOGy CTR Room 121

Intermediate I Chess(Grades 1-8) For students who want to learn more about chess, beyond the beginners level. Students will be introduced to skills and strategies that help prepare them for more serious competition. PREREQUISITE: Beginners level of knowledge and basic understanding of rules and strat-egies. Class level assignments subject to change at instructors discretion.

WIZ 804 RV4 Randy Podeszwa $3611/3-12/22 Sa 10:00-11:30 am 7 Sessions RVC WOODWARD TECHNOLOGy CTR Room 121

Advanced I Chess(Grades 3-8) This course will help intermediate and tournament experienced players improve their game. PREREQUISITE: RVC Intermediate I Chess class or approval by instructor. Contact instructor at [email protected] to schedule evaluation. Class level assignments subject to change at instructors discretion.

WIZ 804 RV5 Randy Podeszwa $369/15-10/27 Sa Noon-1:30 pm 7 Sessions RVC WOODWARD TECHNOLOGy CTR Room 121

Advanced II Chess(Grades 3-8) For the serious students of the game. Learn about opening principles, middle game strategies, and end game tactics. Students will notate game for analysis and become proficient at skills required for success at this level. PRE-REQUISITE: Advanced I Chess with the approval of the instructor. Class level assignments subject to change at instructor’s discretion.

WIZ 804 RV7 Randy Podeszwa $3611/3-12/22 Sa Noon-1:30 pm 7 Sessions RVC WOODWARD TECHNOLOGy CTR Room 121

Holiday ChessWhiz Kids presents a special event for the Holidays for all you K-8 students who enjoy a chess challenge. Holiday Chess is a chess puzzle solving contest with prizes and treats for all who enter. Students will solve a series of chess puzzles (such as mate in one, best move, etc.) earning awards based on how well they score. There will be chess games to be played following the contest and everyone will bring home a grab bag of treats. Knowledge of chess notation will help, but for those new to notation, assistance will be available. PREREQUISITE: Knowledge of the names of the chessmen and how they move and capture. Limited Seating. Sign up now, seats go fast!

WIZ 804 RV6 Randy Podeszwa $512/16 Su 1:00-3:00 pm 1 Session RVC WOODWARD TECHNOLOGy CTR Room 117/119/121

Ballet I(Ages 8-9 years old) First year ballet class. Dancers will learn discipline, basic ballet placement and positions, as well as fundamental movement patterns. Students will be able to audition for Rockford Dance Company productions including the Nutcracker. Students continuing in the spring will dance in the school performance. Call (815) 963-3341 to schedule times.WIZ 805 RDC Rockford Dance $2759/6-12/22 MW 5:00-6:00 pm ROCKFORD DANCE COMPANy 711 North Main St.

Tumbling(All Ages) Learn the fundamentals of coordination and basic tumbling. Call the Fitness Zone at (815) 624-7663 to schedule your class time.

BEGINNER WIZ 808 FZ3 Fitness Zone Staff $1209/4-12/15 T 4:30-5:15 pm 15 Sessions

INTERMEDIATE WIZ 808 FZ Fitness Zone Staff $1209/4-12/15 Th 4:45-5:30 pm 15 Sessions FITNESS ZONE 807 Progressive Ln. South Beloit

Semi Private Swim Lesson(Starts at age 2) Swimming can be used as a vehicle to bring self confi-dence, self esteem and safety to each child. This class offers an ideal learning environment – warm water, professional consistent teachers and small classes with four or fewer students. Attend one time a week for 30 minutes. Children not fully potty trained must wear a pool diaper – disposable diapers not allowed. Additional fee payable to Dolphin Swim Club at first class, $12-$15 for HD approved pool diaper. Call Dolphin Swim Club at (815) 282-3488 to select a day/time.

PED 810 DSC Dolphin Swim Club Staff $6110/1-10/27 Call to choose days 4 SessionsDOLPHIN SWIM CLUB 6501 Rock Valley Pkwy.

Creative Movement(Ages 3-4 years old) Dancers will learn physical fitness, coordination, discipline, and teamwork within the context of movement. Classes will develop creativity through movement stories and games. Call (815) 963-3341 to schedule day/times.

DNC 802 RDC7 Rockford Dance $409/6-12/22 Th 3:30-4:00 pm or F 4:30-5:00 pm or Sa 9:00-9:30 am Choose 5 Sessions ROCKFORD DANCE COMPANy 711 North Main St.

Activity Gym(Ages 2-4) More than just tumbling! Songs, shapes, balance, colors, coordination and games to help little ones learn and have fun. Call the Fitness Zone at (815) 624-7663 to schedule your class time.

FIT 818 FZ Fitness Zone Staff $909/4-12/15 T or W 9:45-10:30 am 15 Sessions FITNESS ZONE 807 Progressive Ln. South Beloit

WIZ 801 RAM5 Norm Knott $2512/8 Sa 9:30-Noon 1 SessionROCKFORD ART MUSEUM 711 N. Main St. -Art Annex

Hobbies

Chinese Made Easy(Ages 6-12) Beginning level Reading, Speaking and Writing, designed for U.S. students, learning Chinese as a 2nd

language. Covered topics: Greetings and family member, Personal introduction,

numbers, dates, countries and languages and occupations. Purchase text at the RVC Bookstore.

WIZ 814 RV3 Susan Zhang $1359/15-11/17 Sa 3:00-5:00 pm 10 Sessions RVC WOODWARD TECHNOLOGy CTR Room 210

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Junior Engineering (Grades 1-3) Great hands-on learning and building. Students will creative-ly build and modify machines through basic engineering skills using our LEGO® kits.

WIZ 820 BLL All About Learning $8711/13-12/4 T 4:00-6:00 pm 4 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd. -Room 001

LegosVehicle Engineering(Grades 4-8) Students will build up to 13 different motorized vehicles capped off with a final project using our unique LEGO® kits. Vehicles include everyday vehicles, concept cars, construction machines, and more.

WIZ 820 BLL2 All About Learning $8711/14-12/12 W 4:00-6:00 pm 4 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd. -Room 001NO CLASS 11/21

TINY Lions (Ages 3-6) Help your child establish good habits that will last a lifetime. Though mind and body health are important at every age, children are much more receptive to learning and discipline at a young age. This ability lessens as they get older and teachings become more difficult to instill. Ha’s Programs are dedicated to individualized instruction designed to both develop and challenge. Purchase uniform at first class for $50. Call the studio (815) 282-4028 to schedule day/time.

WIZ 808 HA Ha’s Studio Staff $1009/12-12/21 Call for times (815) 282-4028 HA’S TAE KWON DO STUDIO 4150 N. Perryville Rd. Loves Park

Star Wars Camp (Ages 6-11) Want to be a Jedi Knight? Discover the force behind Kum Do, the traditional Korean Sword art that teaches self defense through techniques used by ancient Korean warriors. This course emphasizes a child’s ability to focus, increased coordination, and self-discipline. This program can be highly beneficial for ADD and ADHD children. Purchase uniform, $50 at first class. Call the studio (815) 282-4028 to schedule day/time.

WIZ 808 HA2 Ha’s Studio Staff $1009/12-12/21 Call for times (815) 282-4028 HA’S TAE KWON DO STUDIO 4150 N. Perryville Rd. Loves Park

Kid’s Focus Camp (Ages 7-11) Kid’s Focus Camp I have been administering this program to exclusive coaching for learning and behavioral disorders; such as attention deficit, hyper-activity, oppositional defiance and other similar disorders. In addition all children benefit by developing positive character, good habits and leadership skills. Self-defense, respect, confidence, focus, coordination, self-discipline, self-esteem, “yes, I Can!” Positive Attitude. Children also benefit in school physical education and all sport activities. If you give me the opportunity to work with these children, I will do my very best to reduce these symptoms and help these children and families as an additional resource for treatment and assistance. I have many years of experience in working with children and adults. I encourage you to inves-tigate my credentials and verify my practices for yourself. Call the studio (815) 282-4028 to schedule day/time.

WIZ 808 HA3 Ha’s Studio Staff $1009/12-12/21 Call for times (815) 282-4028 HA’S TAE KWON DO STUDIO 4150 N. Perryville Rd. Loves Park

Tae Kwon Do Basics(youth-Adult) Our family class emphasizes self confidence, self defense, perseverance, and physical/mental strength. Through Tae Kwon Do, students learn self discipline while improving their health and flexibility. A great way for families to spend time together! Classes offered throughout semester– call studio to select a session (815) 544-3222.

FIT 805 BE Jung’s Academy staff $599/10-12/21 Attend either T or Th, 5:00 pm 6 SessionsJUNG’S TAE KWON DO ACADEMy 2241 Anderson Dr. Belvidere

Tiny Tigers Tae Kwon Do(Ages 3-6) Geared toward our younger kids, emphasis on self confidence, self defense, perseverance, and physical/mental strength. Through Tae Kwon Do, you’ll learn self discipline while improving their health and flexibility. Classes offered throughout semester – call studio at (815) 544-3222 to select a session.

WIZ 817 BE Jung’s Academy staff $59 9/10-12/21 Attend either T or Th, 4:20 pm 6 SessionsJUNG’S TAE KWON DO ACADEMy 2241 Anderson Dr. Belvidere

Self Defense Class(Ages 10 and up) Prepare yourself by learning the important skills needed for self defense. Defensive strategies learned through stretching, kicking, punching, blocking and stances. Classes offered throughout semester – call studio (815) 544-3222 to schedule day/time.

HLT 811 BE Jung’s Academy staff $599/10-12/21 Attend either T or Th, 5:45 pm 6 SessionsJUNG’S TAE KWON DO ACADEMy 2241 Anderson Dr. Belvidere

Martial Arts

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Youth Anti-Bullying & Safety Course (Ages 4-12) Give your child the skills to defend themselves against bullies, help any of their classmates who are getting bullied and focus on non-physical just as much as a physical means of defusing an altercation. We’ll also equip your child with tools to heighten their awareness against abductors and avoid predators. Character lessons such as building self-esteem and respect for others is also an added benefit.

WIZ 810 EDS Elite Defense Staff $399/27-10/18 Th 6:15-7:00 pm 4 SessionsElite Defense Systems 5695 Strathmoor Dr.

Martial Arts continued Little Kickers(Ages 4-6) Is your child interested in martial arts? Little Kickers is the perfect start! Develop attention span, focus, and coordination in a safe and fun environment. Once registered, call No Joke at (815) 986-KICK to select the days/time to fit your schedule.

WIZ 817 NJ3 No Joke Staff $38 9/10-12/21 Call for times (815) 986-KICK 6 SessionsNO JOKE MARTIAL ARTS 6358 Daytona Dr. Loves Park

Children’s Mixed Martial Arts(Ages 7-11) Is your child the victim of bullying? Or are you worried your child might be bullying others? Children’s Mixed Martial Arts will teach your child proper bully defense and give them the self confidence they need while teaching them the humility and responsibility that comes with being a martial artist. Once regis-tered, call No Joke at (815) 986-KICK to select the days/time to fit your schedule.

WIZ 817 NJ2 No Joke Staff $389/10-12/21 Call for times (815) 986-KICK 6 Sessions NO JOKE MARTIAL ARTS 6358 Daytona Dr. Loves Park

Music

The Rock Valley Children’s Choir (RVCC),a performing and education choral organization, was established by Leah Baskin and Dean Durst in 2002 as part of the music program offerings for children within the Community Education Division of Rock Valley College.

The RVCC has sung in concert with the Mendelssohn Chamber Orchestra, Mendelssohn Chorale, Rockford Symphony Orchestra, Rock Valley Master Chorale, and Kantorei, the Singing Boys of Rockford. RVCC has performed at the Coronado Performing Arts Center, toured at regional libraries and museums, sung for the opening of a Smithsonian Institute exhibition, participated in youth choral festivals (including their first week-long festival tour in 2011) and performed for public and private civic groups in the greater Rockford area.

Weekly rehearsals and optional Saturday workshops provide many occasions for students in RVCC to grow both as singers and responsible citizens. Director Leah Baskin brings a variety of learning experiences and styles, including Kodaly, Orff, and High/Scope Movement approach-es, with Linda Smith helping as the RVCC’s accompanist and assistant director. Plus, unique to RVCC are the annual charity-themed fall concerts and spring “Singer’s Songbook” repertoire concerts, in which all singers learn two dozen songs from the great American heritage of songs for inter generational community singing. These activities honor our musical past and support our community’s future.

Do-Re-Mi Singers(Grades 1-3) Activities designed for beginning singers, including correct vocal technique, ear training games, simple note reading and rhythm reading, music games, dancing, and playing simple instruments. This choir performs in two concerts per semester, along with the three older choirs. Registration is open through the Mendelssohn Performing Arts Center before the semester starts and at the first two rehearsals; visit www.mendelssohnpac.org or call 815-964-9713 for registration info. There are no auditions for this choir, but parents of first graders should contact the director (Leah Baskin at (815)-229-3413) for readiness expec-tations regarding their children.

MUS 807 MEND2 Mendelssohn $1509/10-12/14 M 4:00-5:30 pm + $10 materials feeSPRING CREEK UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST 4500 Spring Creek Rd.

Music Makers Chorus(Grades 4-8) RVCC’s main education and performing ensemble for fourth through eighth graders. No auditions required! Each week, the Music Makers learn to improve their voices through basic vocal techniques, sing new and traditional songs and choral literature, and make music with new friends. Two concerts and other smaller performance options are part of each semester. Registration is open through the Mendelssohn Performing Arts Center before the semester starts and at the first two rehearsals; visit www.mendelssohnpac.org or call (815)-964-9713 for registration info.

MUS 807 MEND2 Mendelssohn $1508/28-12/14 T 4:00-6:00 pm + $20 materials feeMENDELSSOHN PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 415 N. Church St.

Crescendo Choir (Grades 6-8) RVCC’s audition-based advanced choir for sixth through eighth graders. New students and current Music Makers singers in sixth through eighth grades may audition. Placement is determined by vocal ability and achievement in music skills such as sight reading and score interpretation. Crescendo Choir members are leaders and role models for all RVCC singers. Crescendo singers rehearse weekly, one hour by themselves and one hour with the Encore high school choir. Two concerts and other smaller performance options are part of each semester. Registration is open through the Mendelssohn Performing Arts Center before the semester starts and at the first two rehearsals; visit www.mendelssohnpac.org or call (815)-964-9713 for registration info. To schedule an audition, contact Leah Baskin at (815)-229-3413.

MUS 807 MEND2 Mendelssohn $1508/23-12/14 Th 4:00-6:00 pm + $20 materials feeMENDELSSOHN PERFORMING ARTS CENTER 415 N. Church St.

Drums (Beginner to Advanced)(Recommended ages: 10-16) Learn from the Pros and be the best! Art will cover what it takes to make the drumline – concentrating on the fun-damentals, proficiency with the rudiments. Focus on hand movement, position of sticks, control, and music. Beginners to Advanced players welcome; Class may be repeated each semester to develop skill level.

MUS 802 RFD Art Cardenas Jr $101 9/10-10/29 M 6:00-7:30 pm 8 sessions ART’S SCHOOL FOR DRUMMING 1111 3rd Ave.

Please register early to reserve your place in the class and avoid cancellation. Every effort will be made to notify registrants if a class has been canceled. However, it is your responsibility to update your address and phone number with our Records Office.

PRE-REGISTRATION & PAYMENTRequired for all classes!

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Music continued RVC Piano Classes with Inger LangshoLt

•Chooseappropriateage/skilllevel: attend the first class.

•Register&payatfirstclass (check only please).

•Apianoorkeyboardwithstandardsizekeys needed for home preparation of assignments.

•Dates/timesandclasslevelassignmentssubject to change at instructor’s discretion.

Piano Classes foR new (inexPeRienCed) students Classes designed for beginning level students. No experience required!

Piano for Kindegartners (Ages 4 & 5) Inger Langsholt $1059/11-12/18 T 2:30-3:30 pm 15 SessionsRVC BLDG. G Piano Lab

Preparatory Piano I (Ages 5-8) Inger Langsholt $999/12-12/19 W 2:30-3:30 pm 14 SessionsRVC BLDG. G Piano Lab NO CLASS 11/21

Preparatory Piano I(Ages 5-8) Inger Langsholt $929/15-12/15 Sa 1:00-2:00 pm 13 SessionsRVC BLDG. G Piano Lab NO CLASS 11/24

Elementary Piano I(Ages 9-11) Inger Langsholt $999/12-12/19 W 4:30 14 Sessions NO CLASS 11/21 Piano Lab

Elementary Piano I(Ages 9-11) Inger Langsholt $929/15-12/15 Sa 4:00-5:00 pm 13 Sessions RVC BLDG. G Piano Lab NO CLASS 11/24

Piano Classes foR CuRRent (exPeRienCed) studentsClasses designed for students who have previously attended piano classes or have past experience.

Preparatory Piano II & IIIPREREQUISITE: Preparatory Piano I. (Ages 5-8) Inger Langsholt $999/12-12/19 W 3:30 -4:30 pm 14 Sessions RVC BLDG. G Piano Lab NO CLASS 11/21

Preparatory Piano II & IIIPREREQUISITE: Preparatory Piano I. (Ages 5-8) Inger Langsholt $929/15-12/15 Sa 2:00-3:00 pm 13 Sessions RVC BLDG. G Piano Lab NO CLASS 11/24

Preparatory Piano II & IIIPREREQUISITE: Preparatory Piano I. (Ages 5-8) Inger Langsholt $1059/10-12/17 M 2:45-3:45 pm 15 Sessions RVC BLDG. G Piano Lab

Preparatory Piano III & IVPREREQUISITE: Preparatory Piano II. (Ages 5-8) Inger Langsholt $929/15-12/15 Sa 3:00 -4:00 pm 13 Sessions RVC BLDG. G Piano Lab NO CLASS 11/24

Elementary Piano II PREREQUISITE: Elementary Piano I. (Ages 9-12) Inger Langsholt $1059/10-12/17 M 3:45 -4:45 pm 15 Sessions RVC BLDG. G Piano Lab

Elementary Piano IV & VPREREQUISITE: Preparatory Piano III. (Ages 5-8) Inger Langsholt $1059/10-12/17 M 4:45 -5:45 pm 15 Sessions RVC BLDG. G Piano Lab

Elementary Piano V & VIPREREQUISITE: Preparatory Piano I.(Ages 9-11) Inger Langsholt $929/15-12/15 Sa 11:00 am-Noon 13 Sessions RVC BLDG. G Piano Lab NO CLASS 11/24

Acting I(Grades 4-8) Learn to act for the camera and prepare for work in films, television and commercials. Classic performances in film will be watched, studied, and discussed throughout this intensive class. Learn cold reads, preparation for scenes, internal dialogue, monologues - culminating into scene work with others. Opportunity for instructor edited short scene shot, as sample reel in submission to student and independent films, or large productions. Guest actors and directors will visit to workshop with students.

WIZ 806 BLL2 Fathead Films $779/10-10/8 M 6:00-7:30 pm 5 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd. -Room 003

Photo & FilmDigital Filmmaking - Beginning(Grades 4-8) Bring your ideas from script to screen! Work in groups where you’ll write a script, plan for a shoot, shoot, direct, and edit the film. Learn how to plan and execute the film. Every student will have the chance to write, shoot, direct, and edit your films. Learn how to submit film to film festivals. There is no reason to fear the technology - everything will be taught hands on. Sign up today and tell your story!

WIZ 806 BLL Fathead Films $7711/6-12/11 T 6:00-8:00 pm 5 SessionsRVC STUDENT CTR Room 1222NO CLASS 11/20

ACTION!

GIFT OF CLASSGive the gift of “life-long learning”!Our classes make a great gift for all occasions. For more information call (815) 921-3900.

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BuRPee exPloReR seRies foR ages 6-12Burpee Explorers: Explore Invertebrates- Cephalopods(Ages 6-12) Discover these ancient animals of the Ordovician time period. Dissect a squid-a modern cepha-lopod. Squid are complex animals and we can compare their peculiar structures to higher and lower animals. This class meets the National Science Education Standards for Life Science. Must be accompanied by an adult to assist with dissection. (No charge for adult)

WIZ 811 BMU Burpee Staff $2010/13 Sa 1:00-2:30 pm 1 SessionBURPEE MUSEUM 737 N. Main St.

Burpee Explorers: Explore Invertebrates-

Echinoderms(Ages 6-12) Sea stars (star fish) are

Echinoderms. In this class you will study real sea stars and then make your own starry crafts. This class meets the National Science Education Standards for Life Science. Must

be accompanied by an adult to assist with dissection. (No charge for adult)

WIZ 811 BMU2 Burpee Staff $2011/10 Sa 1:00-2:30 pm 1 SessionBURPEE MUSEUM 737 N. Main St.

Science Burpee Home School Workshops & ClassesClasses are for Ages 10 and up: The classes focus on Kingdom Animalia with activities to discover the uniqueness of the different orders and families as well as studying the micro world. Students will learn how to use a microscope and how it works. The Magnificent Microworld Adventure by Activities Integrating Mathematics and Science curriculum produced by the National Science Foundation forms the foundation of the classes. As always, the museum is an integral component of the classes.

Class: Arthropods(Ages 10 and up) Who is an Arthropod? This class explores complete and incomplete metamorphosis with meal worms and cockroaches.

WIZ 811 BMU3 Burpee Staff $169/25 T 2:00-4:00 pm 1 SessionBURPEE MUSEUM 737 N. Main St.

Class: Arthropods II(Ages 10 and up) We will compare Insects and Spiders using dissection and microscopes.

WIZ 811 BMU4 Burpee Staff $1610/9 T 2:00-4:00 pm 1 SessionBURPEE MUSEUM 737 N. Main St.

Class: Microscopic Fundamentals(Ages 10 and up) Discover who invented the microscope and how it works. Work with different microscopes.

WIZ 811 BMU5 Burpee Staff $1610/23 T 2:00-4:00 pm 1 SessionBURPEE MUSEUM 737 N. Main St.

Class: Cell Structures(Ages 10 and up) Study the parts of cells. Use a microscope to distinguish plant and animal cells.

WIZ 811 BMU6 Burpee Staff $1611/6 T 2:00-4:00 pm 1 SessionBURPEE MUSEUM 737 N. Main St.

Class: Protozoa(Ages 10 and up) Explore the complex and diverse world of single cell creatures.

WIZ 811 BMU7 Burpee Staff $1611/20 T 2:00-4:00 pm 1 SessionBURPEE MUSEUM 737 N. Main St.

Class: Moving in on Protozoa(Ages 10 and up) Students will observe their various methods of moving.

WIZ 811 BMU8 Burpee Staff $1612/4 T 2:00-4:00 pm 1 SessionBURPEE MUSEUM 737 N. Main St.

Class: Life in Glass Houses(Ages 10 and up) Students will observe the changes that occur in a closed protozoan community.

WIZ 811 BMU9 Burpee Staff $1612/18 T 2:00-4:00 pm 1 SessionBURPEE MUSEUM 737 N. Main St.

Workshops are for ages 6-9Hands-on Science with the museum as the student’s laboratory. Students will observe and work with various invertebrates including pertinent animals from the permanent collection. These Life Science workshops cover the study of food chains, biomes, and adaptations based on an Activities Integrating Mathematics and Science curriculum produced by the National Science Foundation.

Workshop: Kingdom Animalia(Ages 6-9) Students will explore how scientists classify animals, including using the permanent collection.

WIZ 811 BMU10 Burpee Staff $169/18 T 2:00-4:00 pm 1 SessionBURPEE MUSEUM 737 N. Main St.

Workshop: Popping through the Garden(Ages 6-9) Explore the difference between spiders and insects and create your own examples.

WIZ 811 BMU11 Burpee Staff $1610/2 T 2:00-4:00 pm 1 SessionBURPEE MUSEUM 737 N. Main St.

Workshop: Missing Moths(Ages 6-9) Explore camouflage by studying moths in depth. Students will graph results of their investigations.

WIZ 811 BMU12 Burpee Staff $1610/16 T 2:00-4:00 pm 1 SessionBURPEE MUSEUM 737 N. Main St.

Workshop: Table Manners(Ages 6-9) Learn about arthropod mouth parts. Examine specimens from the museum’s permanent collection and complete a project to take home.

WIZ 811 BMU13 Burpee Staff $1610/30 T 2:00-4:00 pm 1 SessionBURPEE MUSEUM 737 N. Main St.

Workshop: Isopods - Hot Foot, Cold Foot(Ages 6-9) Isopods are crustaceans that live on land and breathe through gills. Study their reactions to physical stimuli in this class.

WIZ 811 BMU14 Burpee Staff $1611/13 T 2:00-4:00 pm 1 SessionBURPEE MUSEUM 737 N. Main St.

Workshop: Fishful Thinking(Ages 6-9) By observing a goldfish; vertebrates will be studied. Students will examine fish in the permanent collection.

WIZ 811 BMU15 Burpee Staff $1611/27 T 2:00-4:00 pm 1 SessionBURPEE MUSEUM 737 N. Main St.

Workshop: Fishing for Fins(Ages 6-9) Students construct a goldfish model to study fish anatomy, how fish swim and breathe under water.

WIZ 811 BMU16 Burpee Staff $1612/11 T 2:00-4:00 pm 1 SessionBURPEE MUSEUM 737 N. Main St.

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Whiz Kids FacultyALL ABOUT LEARNING, INC , headquartered in Sparta, Michigan; was founded in 2002 by Dave Stackpole. We are a leading provider of: Enrichment classes, After school programs, On-Site Field trips, and summer Enrichment camps for grades K-8. We bridge the gap between learning and fun, using Lego as our learning tool. Our programs provide hands on opportunities for students everywhere.

BASKIN, LEAH who has dedicated herself to providing music education for children for over 35 years, received music education at Augustana College and elementary education at Western Illinois Univer-sity. She has worked as a music teacher at several Rockford Public Schools, Montessori Private Academy and Keith School. She served for 10 years on the Illinois Music Educators Association State Board and founded the IMEA Children’s Music Festival for northern Illinois. She and Dean Durst cofounded the Rock Valley Children’s Choir in 2002.

BURPEE MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY began as a Works Progress Administration project of the 1930’s. Burpee is a natural history museum specializing in paleontology, geology, biology and Native American life.

CARDENAS JR , ARTHUR started playing the drums at age 4. He joined the Phantom Regiment Drum & Bugle Corps in 1978, and by age 13 he was invited by Marty Hurley to join the big corps Phantom Regiment. This accomplishment is noted by Art being the youngest snare drummer in a corps in the entire USA. At age 14, Art was playing with the Los Primos Cardenas Orchestra and toured the Midwest playing Tejano/Chicano style music. Most recently, he established Art’s School for Drumming and Music, where he leads private lessons and drum camps. www.aschoolfordrumming.com.

DOLPHIN SWIM CLUB provides quality instruction through enthusiastic, well-trained staff. Hands-on, gentle touch philosophy creates a fun learning environment for all levels.

ELITE DEFENSE SYSTEMS (EDS) was founded by Matthew J. Numrich. Mr. Numrich is certified as one of only a handful of full Instructor of Jeet Kune Do (JKD) and the Filipino Martial Arts by Sifu Paul Vunak (under Guru Dan Inosanto). The Elite Defense environment is for learning and workout, where you are proud to bring your family,

friends, co-workers, customers, clients, and acquaintances. Through its many services, EDS has specialty instructors for different groups of students, including law enforcement organizations, security companies, young adults, children with learning disabilities (ADD/ADHD), and family members seeking proactive home/environment safety.

FATHEAD FILMS began with two cousins captured by the magic and passion of movies. Keith and Justin Romine began writing and producing films as teenagers and now collaborate talent, creativity, and passion into Fathead Films. Both hold BA degrees in Film from the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, where they studied under some great names in film and television including, Academy Award nominated actor Tony Curtis, writer Sean Clark, and film director David Schmoeller. They currently produce short films and a feature film.

FITNESS ZONE managed and owned by Kevin & Brenda Burns strives to provide you with convenience, affordability, and quality. The Burns’ teach students to be healthy and active.

HA’S TAE KWON DO AND KUM DO STUDIO helps students gain wisdom and health through individualized martial arts classes. Master Ha is highly recognized for his continued contributions in martial arts and carries a strong set of credentials. He has taught martial arts for many years and has been recently awarded with the USA Presidential Physical Fitness Award for his outstanding contribution to the world of Taekwondo (2009).

JUNG’S TAE KWON DO ACADEMY strives to teach good form, which leads to good discipline and provides parents and children with a great bonding opportunity. Master Jung was born and raised in Korea, coming to the USA in 1978, and holds a WTF coaching license from USA Taekwondo.

LANGSHOLT, INGER is a well-respected private instruction piano teacher, instrumental in developing community piano lessons in a group setting at Rock Valley College. Inger’s teaching style and classes are best described by one of her adult students: “She taught me (to play the piano) as a child. This is an easy, laid-back approach for the beginner. The student enjoys it!”

LYON, KATHY has been teaching for Community Education since 1985. Kathy earned her Master of Fine Arts degree and is nearing completion of her Masters in Teaching. Since 1991 she has been a teacher within the Rockford Public Schools.

MENDELSSOHN PERFORMING ARTS CENTER (MPAC) is the oldest continuous community music organization of its kind in the United States. Founded in 1884, MPAC provides public concerts with renowned professional musicians, music performance opportunities for all ages, and a youth music education program including recitals, outreach concerts, master classes, the Rock Valley Children’s Choir, and the annual Chandler Starr Miller Scholarship Competition. Visit www.mendelssohnpac.org or call (815) 964-9713 for more information.

NO JOKE MARTIAL ARTS is the alternative to traditional gyms and martial arts schools. Training is offered to all levels - from the fitness novice to the professional fighter.

PODESZWA, RANDY has coached chess clubs at several schools and has tutored individual students in grades K-8 for many years. He has been at RESA since 2000 and has helped build the after school chess program and hosted weekend chess tournaments.

ROCKFORD ART MUSEUM, a Partner in Excellence of the Illinois Art Museum enriches the quality of life in the Rockford region through visual arts programs of collection, exhibition and education. Located inside Riverfront Museum Park for the Arts and Sciences (a Rockford Park District facility), RAM offers 17,000 square feet of exhibition space within it’s three galleries. For more information log onto: www.rockfordartmuseum.org.

ROCKFORD DANCE COMPANY, in the Riverfront Museum Park, is a premier professional ballet company and resident of the Coronado Theater. The school division conducts classes in ballet, modern, jazz, tap and hip hop for preschoolers to adults, as well as offers community-based performance opportunities and education through their Dance Reach and Outreach programs.

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CONTENTS Business Careers .................................................. 31-34Computer Training ................................................ 34-37Construction/Home ............................................... 37-38Distance On-Line Learning ........................................39Education Careers ............................................... 40-41Emergency/Security Training ....................................41Health Careers ...................................................... 41-47 Continuing Education for Massage Therapists .........44-47

Hospitality/Food Service Certification .....................48 Language For The Workplace ...................................49Manufacturing/Workforce ................................... 49-52Math Fundamentals ....................................................52Sustainable “Green” Technologies ...........................53EMS Paramedic Program - NEW Spring 2013 ......53

– CNC machine – machine repair – robotics – metallurgy

– sheet metal fabrication – tool & die – robotics – etc.

CONTINUING EDUCATION

Continuing Education at Rock Valley College will help you upgrade your skills and increase job knowledge with short-term, non-degree credit alternative programs. These courses will provide professional development, career advancement and preparation for State and National certification exams. NOTE: Courses designated as “credit” do not transfer towards a degree and do not require an entrance exam or tests. Financial Aid does not apply to Continuing Education courses.

ENHANCE! Your Skills. Your Career. Your Life.

Become an Instructor for Continuing Education •Areyouanaturalleader? •Haveyoueverwantedtoshareyour

knowledgewithothers? •Wouldyouliketoearnextraincome? •RockValleyCollege’sContinuingEducation

Department is looking for you!

Teaching for Continuing Education can be rewarding in so many ways. Because of the nature of non-credit classes, instructors are not required to have degrees -- just demonstrate expertise intheirsubjectarea.Weare lookingfor individualswithexpertiseand/orexperience in the following Industrial areas: – plumbers – pipefitters – welders – electrical technicians

If you would like more information on teaching or if you would like to discuss the possibility of offering a class, contact Continuing Education, (815) 921-3903. Or visitwww.rockvalleycollege.edu/Community/CPE/index.cfmand click on“Become an Instructor.”

RVCContinuingEducationAGEAPPROPRIATEGUIDELINES:Students16-17yearsoldmaybeadmit-ted to Continuing Education credit courses upon request from the chief executive officers (or desig-nees) of the high school districts in which the student resides. Call (815) 921-3900 for information.

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Accounting with Computer SoftwareQuickBooks 2011 Level 1(1Credit)Learnthebasicsofthispowerfulfinancialmanagementprogramforsmallbusiness.Recommended:BasicComputerSkillsorequivalentexperience.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.Bringaflashdrivetoclass.You will learn to:•Workwithcustomerandvendortransactions•BankwithQuickBooks•Planandcreateanewcompany•Workwithopeningbalancesandthebalancesheetreports

DPR 029 RV Richard Bergmark $1359/15-10/13 Sa1:15-4:30pm 5SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

QuickBooks 2011 Level 2(1 Credit) (Level 3) This course provides a continuation of QuickBooks2011Level1.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore(thesametextisusedforLevel 1 and Level 2.) Bring a flash drive to class. Learn to:workwithphysicalinventory,howtosellinventoryitemsuseQuickBooksforPayroll,job costing and time tracking use classes, create estimates additional formatting options work with Balance Sheet Accounts customize your QuickBooksFileusingreportsandgraphs

DPR 057 RV Richard Bergmark $13510/20-11/17 Sa1:15-4:30pm 5SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

Bookkeeping and Accounting I(1.5 Credits) This is a beginning course with emphasis on basics of bookkeeping procedures and accounting principles employing debits andcreditsofdouble-entryaccountingthroughthetrialbalance.Uponcompletion of this course, students will be prepared for a job as an entry-levelbookkeeper,oranentry-levelaccountingclerk.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.

ATG 001 RV Ronald Moore $1359/10-10/10 MW6:30-8:45pm 5SessionsSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room325

Bookkeeping and Accounting II(1.5 Credits) This is an intermediate course in accounting that teaches accounting procedures and accounting principles for partnership and corporationbusinesses.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.PREREQUISITE:Accounting and Bookkeeping I or equivalent experience.

ATG 002 RV Ronald Moore $13510/22-11/26 MW6:30-8:45pm 5SessionsSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room325NO CLASS 11/21

How to Own and Operate Your Own Business(1.5 Credits) This course is a complete overview on how to operate a success-ful business. This class covers writing a business plan, marketing, planning, adver-tising, legal requirements, financing, record keeping and other necessities of small businesses. Also covered are: the pitfalls of operating a business, and things you do right the first time. Students are required to complete a simulated business plan, and make a presentationonthelastnightofclass.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.

BUS 007 RV Ronald Moore $1399/11-11/27 T6:30-8:45pm 12SessionsSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room325

Bookkeeping and Accounting Skills CertificateThis series of classes will help the small business owner develop financial accounting processes or help the individual prepare for an entry-level bookkeepingposition.Uponsuccessfulcompletionof theseriesoffivecourses,anRVCSkillsCertificateplusavoucherfor$50willbeawarded.The voucher may be used towards tuition for future Continuing Education classes or workshops.

Bookkeeping and Accounting I (1 Credit) This is a beginning course with an emphasis on a basic under-standing of bookkeeping procedures and accounting principles employing debits and credits of double-entry accounting through the trial balance. Uponcompletionofthiscourse,studentswillbepreparedforajobasanentry-levelbookkeeper,oranentry-levelaccountingclerk.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.

ATG 001 RV2 Richard Bergmark $1109/10-10/11 MTh5:30-7:30pm 10SessionsRVCSUPPORTSERVICESBLDG Room1300

Bookkeeping and Accounting II(1 Credit) This is an intermediate course in accounting that teaches accounting procedures and accounting principles for partnership and corporationbusinesses.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore(sameasAcct.I.)PREREQUISITE:AccountingandBookkeepingIorequivalentexperience.

ATG 002 RV2 Richard Bergmark $11010/15-11/15 MTh5:30-7:30pm 10SessionsRVCSUPPORTSERVICESBLDG Room1300

Bookkeeping and Accounting III(1Credit)ThiscoursewillcontinuefromPart IIandincludeacompleteoverview of accounting for a merchandising business organized as a corporation. Topics include identifying different elements of a corpora-tion (as compared to a sole proprietor and partnership), types of inventory valuation methods, distributing dividends and corporation financial state-ments.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore(sameasAcct.I.)PREREQUISITE:Accounting and Bookkeeping I and II or equivalent experience.

ATG 003 RV2 Richard Bergmark $9911/19-12/20 MTh5:30-7:30pm 9SessionsRVCSUPPORTSERVICESBLDG Room1300NO CLASS 11/22

BUSINESS CAREERS Imagine a New Career

RVC BookstoReStudent Center, Ground levelhttp://rvc.bncollege.comor(815)921-1680.ForFallhoursandtoorderorviewused and new textbooks, visit us online at www.whywaitforbooks.com.

BUSINESS CAREERS

Social Media Marketing(.5 Credits) Are Your Customers Finding Your Competition on Facebook, Twitter, Google, LinkedIn and all the otherSocialMarketing Sites?Whether youhave a bricks and mortar, home-based or an on-line business, effective use

of social media tools will bring new customers to your business. Discover

the Simple Steps that will “Put YourBusiness on Top of the SocialMarketingGame.”www.startupsocialmedia.com

BUS 086 RV Mike Logan $659/20-10/11Th6:00-8:00pm4SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room005

Pleaseregisterearlytoreserveyourplaceintheclassandavoidcancellation.Everyeffortwillbemadetonotifyregistrantsifaclasshasbeencanceled.However, it isyourresponsibilitytoupdateyouraddressandphonenumberwithourRecordsOffice.

PRe-ReGIstRAtIoN & PAYMeNtRequired for all classes!

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Fun With Objections!Skilled sales people welcome objections and use them to close business. A variety of techniques for turning a “no” into a “yes” will be taught.

OSB 033 RV Joe Rosner – Best Defense USA $3910/1 M5:45-7:45pm 1SessionRVCCLASSROOMBLDGII Room128

Time & Attitude ManagementAlthough selling is very rewarding it can be a minefield of ego bustingdiscouragements. Staying on course and on task is crucial for success.Strategies for optimizing mood and calendar will be detailed.

OSB 036 RV Joe Rosner – Best Defense USA $3910/8 M5:45-7:45pm 1SessionRVCCLASSROOMBLDGII Room128

Prospecting, Cold Calling & Appointment SettingHowtofindandapproachprospectivecustomerssuccessfully.Internetresources, social media, networking, and getting referrals will becovered.Methods of getting calls returned, appointments set, andways to get in the door and in front of prospects will taught.

OSB 037 RV Joe Rosner – Best Defense USA $399/10 M5:45-7:45pm 1SessionRVCCLASSROOMBLDGII Room128

Sales Presentation SkillsTips, tactics and techniques for creating and delivering sales presenta-tionsthatpersuadeprospectstomakeprofitabledecisions.PowerPoint,online and traditional sales presentation will be discussed.

OSB 031 RV Joe Rosner – Best Defense USA $399/17 M5:45-7:45pm 1SessionRVCCLASSROOMBLDGII Room128

Closing SkillsHow andwhen to close the deal and keep it closedwill be covered.The“PuppyDogClose”,“ThePaperworkClose”,“TheAssumedClose”,“The Contingent Close”, and more will be covered.

OSB 038 RV Joe Rosner – Best Defense USA $399/24 M5:45-7:45pm 1SessionRVCCLASSROOMBLDGII Room128

Jerry Kitchen worked for over three decades as a major account representative, sales manager, branch manager and district product managerforthe3MCompany.Duringhistimewith3M,hewonninenationalsalesawards,fivenationalmanagementawards,andwasnamedtopsalesmanandtopdistrictsupervisorinthenation.Henowfocusesonsalestraining,motivationandconsulting.Hisrelationship-based approach to selling is both unique and effective, and his lively presentations are informative and interactive.

BUILDING TRUST IN SALES & SERVICE(1Credit)Whetheryouarenewinsalesseekingacareerorinitialtraininginthesalesfieldorlookingtorefreshyoursalesskills,thesehands-on workshops are for you! Join Jerry for either of these upbeat workshops—have fun while learning the techniques in building trust for successful sales!

For New Sales Representatives(1 Credit) Selling is an art. It allows personal creativity but is based on discipline and logic. Calls= Presentations=Sales=Income.Itcanbecomeacareerallowingprofessionallymotivatedhighachieverstoearn one of the highest income levels in the professional world. The Five Steps to a sale will be covered –AIDCA(Attention,Interest,Desire,Conviction,Action)concept.We’llalsoexpandonFAB—Features:Whatarethemainfeaturesofyourproductandwhatisitdesignedtodo?Advantages:Whatwillyourproductdotosolveyourprospect’sproblems?Benefits:Howwillyourproducthelppeoplegainoravoidproblemsinthefuture?Roleplayingisincluded.

OSB 036 RV2 Jerry Kitchen $459/19 W6:00-8:30pm 1SessionRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR Room117

For Experienced Sales Representatives(1Credit)Relationshipsellingtechniqueswillbeenforcedusingtoday’sconsultantapproach.Companiesbuyfrompeople…theydon’tbuyfromcompanies.Settingupappointmentson the phone or in person will be reviewed along with making fun out of cold calling. Sales presentations and creative ideas for closing the sale will be highlighted. Learnhowtoovercomeanegativeandredirecttoapositive.Timemanage-ment and role playing will be included.

OSB 036 RV3 Jerry Kitchen $4510/3 W6:00-8:30pm 1SessionRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR Room117

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Joe Rosner started selling greeting cards door to door at age 12. Hebuiltasuccessfullawncarebusinessinhighschoolandhassoldproducts and services in boardrooms aswell as on factory floorsandkitchentables.Heistheauthorofthreebooksandisahighlyregarded public speaker.

BLACK BELT SALES TRAINING(.5Credits)Sellingasamartialart?Yes,amartialartisdefinedasanorganized system of knowledge which allows a practitioner to greatlyimprove their chances of achieving a desired outcome. Selling is theexchange of information, between the prospect and the salesperson,intended to achieve a desired outcome--a signature on the dotted line.Knowledge, technique, attitude, discipline and self-control are needed to be a success in martial arts or in sales. A Black Belt instinctively chooses and effectively applies the right technique, anticipates, thinking several moves ahead, efficiently controls an encounter and shows up ready for action.Students will gain real world techniquesthat can be used the next day.

Jim Zalud is a veteran seminar presenter with over 25 years of experience. Additionally, Jim has been a marketing consultant to corporations, cities, universities, and numerous small businesses. Hehasbeenacoachtoexecutivesandpoliticians.

BODY LANGUAGE – Non-Verbal Communication!Body language says a lot about us. The expressions within us are silently reflected through our eyes, hands, posture, and the waywe conduct ourselves. No matter how much we try to ignore it, body language reveals our identity. If you want to create a good impression— join Jim Zalud and learn how to “read” body language.

Body Language – Social Interaction Whentwopeoplearespeakingtoeachothertherearetwoconversationstakingplace-verbalandphysical?Listeningwithonlyyourearscanplaceyou at a big disadvantage in professional, social, and personal situations. This seminar will help you understand facial expressions and body language,howtospeakbodylanguageandlistenwithyoureyes.You’lllearntoreadsomeone’sfacelikeanautomobiledashboard-howtoknowit’sPinocchiobeforehisnosestartstogrow.

BUS 014 RV James A. Zalud $509/26 W6:00-9:00pm 1SessionRVCCLASSROOMBLDGI Room228

A New Approach to SellingToday’s salesperson has to come equipped with sales principles andan understanding of non-verbal communication. This seminar gives a basic understanding of what it takes to be better in sales. Learnhow to develop prospects and know if you are talking to the right person— know if the right person is telling you the truth. Look yourbestbefore leaving thehouseandbe liked in4seconds. Learnwhereto stand and sit to better your chances of success, also express and read body language messages to handle objections and close deals. If being more successful in sales is important, this seminar is a must!

BUS 014 RV2 James A. Zalud $5011/7 W6:00-9:00pm 1SessionRVCCLASSROOMBLDGI Room228

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Confident Leadership Training – Start Your Journey on the Right Foot!(1.5 Credits) This in-depth, eight-part program focuses on the skills needed to promote self awareness, become a better decision maker, and define the path to your success. This course is geared toward self improvement for better understanding of self and those you interact with.Whether you’re currently inleadership, aspiring to leadership, or just looking to make yourself a better employee or person this course is for you.

Topics include:

•Know Yourself - YOU – themostimportantcomponent!Learnyour strengths and weaknesses, who you are and what you’re seen as.Understandhowtoseparateyouremotionsfromyourbehaviorsandgeta360Assessmentsoyou’llknowwhereyoustandasyoudecidewhereyou’regoing.

•Goal Setting and Action Plans – This class is not just about setting goalsandwritingactionplans.It’saboutunderstandingandovercomingthe obstacles that too often derail their successful implementation.

•Communication – Whyarewethewayweare?Whydoweresistchange?Wehavethreebrains?Findtheanswerstotheoneissueyoumustdealwithona constantbasis-change. Listening isanattitude.More importantly, it’s a skill that can be improved through properpractice. Think you listen effectively? Come find out what you aremissing.

•Conflict Resolution and Accountability – You must first under-standconflicttoeffectivelydealwithit.Isitgoodorbad?Canyouendit?Shouldyou?Comeexploretheseandmanyotherquestionsaswetakeyouthroughscenariosofreallifeconflict.

•Team Building – This lively and interactive session teaches you how to assemble teams that push for excellence. Develop your current and future stars, deal with the squeaky wheels and learn what stops teams from becoming great. This session includes a workshop on turning vi-sion into reality. This one is a must!

•Motivation – Whentheneedformotivationarises,youmustunder-standaccountability.Howdo the twowork together?Canyou teachself-motivation?Doesaccountabilitymeanpunishment?

BUS 030 RV Leadership in Action $2999/11-10/30 T6:00-9:00pm 8SessionsRVCSTUDENTCENTERBLDG Room1222

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Principles of Banking Operation(1 Credit) This course, offered in partnership with the Illinois Bankers Association,providesentrytomid-levelbankers/tellerswithinformationneeded to provide effective service to customers, conduct basic financial transactions, thus improving bank profitability. Also discussed are the effectsbankshaveon theU.S. economy, thepurposeandbusinessofbanking, products and services provided by banks and how they are delivered.Lastly,studentswillgainanunderstandingofbasicfinancialtransactionsandtheapplicationofbankinglawsandregulations.Uponcompletion, two AIB credits will be awarded. All materials included in the fee.

BNK 010 RV Dennis Cheatwood $2499/13-11/15 Th6:30-8:30pm 10SessionsSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room337

John Spiers has worked in Seattle and San Francisco with international trading companies since 1974, in virtually everyposition.Self-employedtradinginternationallysince1984,Johnshares what he has done in the past, what he has advised others to do successfully, and what he is doing now all in a seminar highly rated by participants for content, experience, pace and humor.

Import/Export Now! ONLINE(1 Credit) Now you can learn what it takes to be self-employed in import or export (or both) of goods or services with this step-by-step hands-on nine week seminar delivered over the internet. This course is appropriate for people with zero business background, as well as established businesses lookingfornewtrade.Learnhowtodevelopyourproductorservice,findthe best suppliers, best customers, work with banks, currency issues, and more. You will be taken through licensing and permits, setting yourself up for properly conducting trade worldwide at the small business level. The entire course may be taken at your pace, with plenty of one-on-one e-mail contact with the instructor. Optional weekly live sessions online are run during the course. After the formal nine weeks course, you may join a listserv of ex-students, so access to the instructor and peers never ends. The required textbook How Small Business TradesWorldwide,ISBN:978-0-9795515-0-5isavailableonAmazon.com.SPECIFIC REGISTRATION PROCEDURE: Fill out a registration form (located at the last page of this schedule) include e-mail and mail in with payment,refertoCourse#MKT052.

MKT 052 John Spiers $9510/10-12/5 W8:00-10:00pm 9Sessions

GIFt oF CLAssGive the gift of “life-long learning”!Our classes make a great gift for all occasions. For more information call (815) 921-3900.

Wedding & Event Planner Certification(2.5 Credits) This 40-hour course includes information on planning,coordinating, and directing weddings and addresses the industry’s

business structure. Documentation informa-tion, contracts, how to work with vendors, and marketing, working with prospective brides and grooms, an important curricu-lum component, will be discussed. The fee includesworkbooks,CD’s, testingandNational Certification from the WeddingPlanning Institute. This course is recog-nizedbytheCouncilforHigherEducation,

The Association for Wedding Professionals International and the American Society for Wedding Planners. Uponcompletionofthecourse,youhavethreeoptions:aninternshipopportunity, job placement assistance, or bridal client referrals.

BUS 043 RV Desiree Dent $69910/2-12/4 T6:30-9:00pm 10SessionsELGINCOMMUNITYCOLLEGE1700SpartanDr.,ElginRoomA-165

Courses Held In Cooperation With Elgin Community CollegeThese courses are held at Elgin Community College, 1700SpartanDr.,Elgin,IL.NOTE:RegisterthroughRockValleyCollege.

Private Investigator(1.5 Credits) Techniques, tips, and legal guidelines for conducting investigations are presented in this course, ideal for pursuing a career in private investigations, or simply to learn investigative and research techniques. From tracing missing persons, to undercover operations, to background research, the most commonly encountered types of investigations are covered. This course satisfies Illinois Department of ProfessionalRegulationrequirementsof20hoursofprivateinvestigationtraining for eligibility to apply for a permanent employee registration card. Requiredtextbook,“PrivateInvestigation–aGuidefortheBeginner”isavailable at Barnes & Noble or Amazon.com.

CRM 015 ECC Ed Herdrich $1999/19-11/7 W6:30-9:00pm 8SessionsELGINCOMMUNITYCOLLEGE1700SpartanDr.,ElginRoomA-206

The Voices For All Voice Coach/Producer/Instructors are known for their fun and informative presenting methods. Our Coaches have manyyearsexperienceintheVoice-overIndustry,andaremastersatteachingalloftheinformationpertinenttomakingitinVoiceActing.

Voice Over Opportunities“Arepeoplealwaystellingyouthatyouhaveagreatvoice?Doyouoftenfind yourself listening to your favorite audiobook, commercial or cartoon character and thinking, ‘I could do that?’ If so, then you could havewhatittakestobeginworkingasaprofessionalVoiceoverArtist.ThecurrentVoiceovertrendshavemadeiteasyandaffordableforjustaboutanyone to get involved. In this fun and empowering 90 minute introduc-tory session, you will learn about the different types of voiceovers and what tools are needed in order to find success in the voiceover industry. Your instructor will coach you in this one-on-one, online setting as you read from real scripts, taking notes on your performance so you can receive a professional voice evaluation later. Come ready to laugh, learn and be inspired.

COM 004 RV Voices for All $409/28 F6:00-8:00pm 1SessionRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR Room141

Basic Floral Design (2 Credits) Pick a new career as aFloral Designer and join a blooming industry! Learn by doing hands-onarrangements while preparing for entry-levelworkinthefloralindustry. Learn to create floral designs,boutonnieres, corsages, various table arrangements, bud vase designs and more. Become familiar with the tools of the trade by using tape, wire, glue, picks, moss, ribbon, bows, vases, containers and flower identification. Pleasebring floral cutters for flowers orfloral knifeandapairof scissors to class. Tuition includes cost of

floralmaterials.Successfulcompletionofthisclassdoesnotguaranteeemployment.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.

SPC 060 RV Julie Fedie $1599/11-10/11 TTh5:45-8:45pm 10SessionsKING’SFLOWERS 3640E.StateSt.

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Fitness TrainingOrientation to Fitness TrainingThis FREE information session is designed to provide information foranyone interested in the fitness profession or in becoming a fitness trainer. This lecture includes a brief overview of the industry and profes-sional trendswhileallowingample timeforaQandAsession.Topicsincludepersonaltraining,groupexercise,seniorfitness,children’sfitness,management and aqua fitness.

PED 067 RV W.I.T.S. Instructor FREE9/22 Sa11:00am-Noon 1SessionRVCPHYSICALEDUCATIONCTRRoom0116

Personal Fitness Trainer National Certification(2 Credits) Come join this fun field and be a part ofwhat the US LaborDepartment and the fitness industry calls a high demand profession. This challenging course is taught over a 5-week period for better retention and skillcompetency.TheNationalExamisheldonthe6thweek.Fifteenhoursof“hands on” practical training prepares you to actually work with clients one on one. Also, fifteen hours of lectures include, but not limited to, anatomy, exercise physiology, nutrition, health screening and more. Call 1-888-330-9487toordertherequiredtextbookforthecourseandstartreadingASAP(costoftextbookisnotincludedincoursefee).ProofofCPR/AEDanda30-hourinternship will prepare you to work successfully in the fitness field. This is a great opportunity to network with employers, while getting valuable experience.

Special Note: W.I.T.S. is an approved CEU provider for the Board ofCertification for Athletic Trainers (BOC), the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA), National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage&Bodywork(NCBTMB),VeteransTrainingandEducation,theInternational Association of Continuing Education and Training (IACET). The American Council on Education (ACE) has recommended one college credit for this course. MassageTherapistswillqualifyfor15CEhours.

FWS 010 RV W.I.T.S. Staff $64510/6-11/10 Sa9:00am-4:00pm 6SessionsLectures Sa9:00-NoonRVCPHYSICALEDUCATIONCTR Room0116Clinicals Sa1:00-4:00pmRVCPHYSICALEDUCATIONCTR Room1206

Paralegal Research (1 Credit) This course presents an overview of entry-level paralegal research and writing tools. All students will access law resources online and at the local library once a week for specific assignments. In addition, each student will write an office legal memo using legal techniques and current rules of law applying the same to support a conclusion baseduponthe IRACanalytical reasoningtechnique.Allworkmustbesubmitted online.

BUS 049 Cost: $195

Paralegal Jurisprudence (1 Credit) This course presents an overview of the paralegal profession including many of the more popular entry-level areas of legal specialization (family, corporate, probate, real estate, immigration, bankruptcy law, and many others). All students will be required to select and pursue at least one specialty area and write a twelve-part report for substantive career development. Each student will also be required to take weekly quizzes and a final exam online.

BUS 053 Cost: $195

Paralegal Litigation (1 Credit) This course presents an overview of litigation and trial support used by entry level practicing paralegals in daily procedural work. All students will be required to visit a specific local court system and investigate the procedures of pre-trial, trial, post-trial and appeals. In addition, each student will be asked to make a presentation of the court visit and complete a selected deposition abstract online.

BUS 054 Cost: $195

Zoran V. Perovanovich has been a paralegal educator and consultant formore than 20 years in the tri-state area. He is thefounderandinstructorofMidwestParalegalStudiesandisdedicatedto coordinate flexible, low-cost entry-level paralegal tutoringthroughout the country. www.paralegalstudies.com.

Paralegal/Legal Assistant/Lawyer’s Assistant Certificate ProgramThis 12 month generalist program provides the novice or those currently working in the legal field, a comprehensive overview of all the paralegal roles and responsibilities. This is a private online tutoring program designed to let you work at pace comfortable for your busy lifestyle. At the beginning of each course, students will access all of the lectures and study materials they will need online on the website. Courses may be taken in any order; however, we recommend students take classes in theorderinwhichtheyarelistedbelow.AParalegalCertificatewillbeawarded for successful completion of the series of five (5) courses.

Paralegal Orientation Is the paralegal career for you? Paralegal, legal assistant, lawyer’sassistant are all titles used interchangeably to describe individuals who work with attorneys and other professionals in the field of law. Our Paralegal Certificate Program is explained in this free informationseminaronlineat:www.paralegalstudies.com/free_orientation.htm.ThiscourseisaPREREQUISITE:forentryintotheprogram.

COMPUTER TRAININGImprove Your Skills

Getting StartedComputer Basics – Level 1This class is designed for the new user or those with no experience interested in learning computers. Provides individuals with theskills and confidence to continue learning. You will learn terms and fundamentals, what is Windows, Software vs. Hardware, what is ahard/floppydrive/CD-ROM,memoryand storage,what is a file.BringFlashdrivetoclass.4CPDU’s

DPR 001 RV Gail Lee $499/6 Th9:00am-1:00pm 1SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

DPR 001 RV1 Chuck Corley $499/6 Th5:30-9:30pm 1SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

DPR 001 BLL Kathe Mundinger $499/15 Sa1:00-5:00pm 1SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room005

Computer Basics – Level 1(.5 Credit) This class is designed for the new user or those with no experience interested in learning computers. Provides individualswith the skills and confidence to continue learning. You will learn terms and fundamentals, what is Windows, Software vs.Hardware, what is a hard/floppy drive/CD-ROM, memory andstorage, what is a file. Bring a Flash drive to class. 8 CPDU’s

DPR 019 BE Steven Johnson $659/11-10/2 T4:00-6:00pm 4SessionsKEENAGECENTER 2141HenryLuckowDr.,Belvidere

Computer Training for Everyone!Enhance: Your Skills!Computer courses offered through Continuing Education are designed for students with beginning to advanced computer experience. A variety of short-term, hands-on computer courses are offered at various times and locations to meet the needs of the community. Computer Lab Locations:BE–CoursesectionsaretaughtattheKeenAgeCenter,2141HenryLuckowDrive,BelvidereBLL–CoursesectionsaretaughtattheBellSchoolRoadCenter,3350N.BellSchoolRoad,RockfordRV –CoursesectionsaretaughtattheWoodwardTechnologyCenter,3301N.MulfordRd.,Rockford

Teachers! Watch for the Apples.“Apples” indicate courses that have been approved by the Illinois StateBoardofEducation.Pleaselettheinstructorknowwhentakingthe class for CPDU’s.

BUSINESS CAREERS continued/ COMPUTER TRAINING

Paralegal Management (1 Credit) This course is an overview of the paralegal office manager at work. All students will be required to network/mentor with anentry level, practicing paralegal in the field and acquire information on the organization of law firms, corporations and/or government legaldepartments in order to complete a presentation for class. All quizzes and the final exam will be taken online.

BUS 055 Cost: $195

Paralegal Career (1 Credit) This course presents an overview of paralegaljobsearch/portfoliomethodandwillhelp you identify special legal skills that are part of your unique niche in the paralegal market. All students will be required to compose a 15-section paralegal job search portfolio and explore three job leads in a local law practice in order to complete a class presentation. Each student will also post an eResume online at the end of class.

BUS 056 Cost: $195All classes offered in either session:SessionIThursdays,9/13–10/25SessionIIThursdays,11/1–12/13SPECIFIC REGISTRATION PROCEDURE: First e-mail instructor www.paralegalstudies.com. Next fill out a registration form (located at the last page of this schedule) include e-mail and mail in with payment, refer tocourse#BUS-CCE.

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Word 2010 Level 1(.5Credit)Word2010,apowerfulwordprocessingprogramallowsyoutodomuchmorethantypedocuments.PurchasetextatRVCBookstorebeforefirstsession.PREREQUISITE:BasicComputerSkills.Bringaflashdrivetoclass.12CPDU’sYouwilllearnto:•OpenWordandreviewthenewRibboninterface•Navigate&closeWorddocuments•Createdocuments&searchHelpformoreinformation•Create & enhance business letters, memoranda, reports and press releases using margins•Workwithlinespacing,bulletsborder&shading•Usespell&grammarchecker,AutoCorrect,FormatPainter•Cut,copy,paste,drag&drop•Createdocumentwithmailmerge

DPR 023 RV Gail Lee $999/25-10/11 TTh9:00-11:00am 6SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

DPR 023 RV1 Chuck Corley $999/25-10/11 TTh7:30-9:30pm 6SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

DPR 023 BLL Kathe Mundinger $9910/8-10/24 MW1:00-3:00pm 6SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room005

Word 2010 Level 2(.5Credits)LearnintermediateWordskills.(UsesametextasWordLevelI)PREREQUISITE:WordLevel1.Bringaflashdrivetoclass.12CPDU’sYou will learn to:•Create,sort,format,merge&performcalculationsintables•Workwithsectionbreaks,insertcolumnsandcolumnbreaks•InsertWordArt,clipart&themes•Create custom Building Blocks & create a one-page promotional brochure•Setpageorientation&size,workwithshapes,pictureediting•Insert&formatSmartArt&formatpagebackground•Create research paper including footnotes & endnotes, headers & footer with captions & table of figures•Usebuilt-intemplates

DPR 026 RV Gail Lee $9910/16-11/1 TTh9:00-11:00am 6SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

DPR 026 RV1 Chuck Corley $9910/16-11/1 TTh7:30-9:30pm 6SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

DPR 026 BLL Kathe Mundinger $9910/29-11/14 MW1:00-3:00pm 6SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room005

Word 2010 Level 3(.5Credits) Learn advancedWord features including integratingWordwithother Office applications&web pages. (Use same text asWord Level 1).PREREQUISITE:WordLevel2.Bringaflashdrivetoclass.12CPDU’s.Youwill learn to:•Organizeadocumentwithtableofcontents,index,headers/footers& cross-references•TrackChanges•Addcomments&senddocumentforreviewviae-mail•Combinedocumentsfrommultiplereviewers•Addpasswordtoadocument&applyeditingrestrictions•CombinerevieweddocumentswithoutTrackChanges•UseHighlighter;Create&editMacros&Forms•UsedocumentInspector•Controldocumentaccess,applydigitalsignatures

DPR 036 RV Gail Lee $9911/6-11/27 TTh9:00-11:00am 6SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02NO CLASS 11/22

DPR 036 RV1 Chuck Corley $9911/6-11/27 TTh7:30-9:30pm 6SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02 NO CLASS 11/22DPR 036 BLL Kathe Mundinger $9911/26-12/12 MW1:00-3:00pm 6SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room005

Beginning Keyboarding Skills(1Credit)Thishands-oncoursewillhelpyoubeginorimproveyourtyping/keyboarding skills. You will learn the keys on the keyboard, correct hand positions, home row keys and increase your speed throughout the class. PurchasetextatRVCBookstorebeforefirstsession.Bringaflashdriveto class.

DPR 033 BLL1 Kathe Mundinger $14510/8-11/7 MW3:15-5:15pm 10SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room005

Windows 7.0 Basics(1Credit)HaveyoupurchasedanewcomputerwithWindows7operatingsystemandneedhelpdiscoveringthemanysimpleandpowerfulfeatures?We’ll help you work your way through the operating system—opendocuments and folders, start applications from the desktop, customize the task bar, change system settings, manage files and more--along withall the funnewenhancements found inWindows7! (If youhaveWindowsXPorVista,almosteverythingtaughtintheclasswillworkforyou.)PurchasetextatRVCBookstorebeforefirstsession.Recommended:ComputerBasicsLevelIorequivalentexperience.Bringaflashdrivetoclass.16CPDU’s

DPR 003 BLL Kathe Mundinger $1359/10/-9/19 MW1:00-5:00pm 4SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room005

DPR 003 BLL1 Andres Perez III $13510/20-11/10 Sa1:00-5:00pm 4SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room005

Windows File Management WorkshopGetOrganized!Organizepicturesfromyourcameraintofolderswhenyouload them onto your computer so that you can find them later. Bring a flashdrivetoclass.Youwilllearnto:•Makefolderstostorefiles•Sortandmovelargegroupsoffilesallatonce•Renamefilesandfolders•Move&copytogetorganized•Downloadpicturesfromcameratocomputer•Makebackups•Applyprinciplestoyoure-mail

DPR 025 RV Kathe Mundinger $659/28-10/5 F1:00-5:00pm 2SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room005

Computer Basics – Level 2 Internet(.5Credit)ThiscourseisacontinuationofPCBasicsI.Becomefamiliarwith internet navigation, e-mail, search tools and more. Individual helpwillbeavailableduringclasssession.Bringaflashdrivetoclass.Recommended:ComputerBasics-LevelI.18CPDU’s

DPR 075 BE Steven Johnson $6510/9-10/30 T4:00-6:00pm 4SessionsKEENAGECENTER 2141HenryLuckowDr.Belvidere

DPR 075 BLL Kathe Mundinger $6510/12-10/19 F1:00-5:00pm 2SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room005

Basic Computer Skills(1.5 Credits) This course covers basic computer skills while offering an overviewof theMSOffice 2010Suite. Youwill be prepared for othercoursesoffered throughCPE.Handoutsprovided.Bringaflashdrive toClass.Prerequisite:ComputerBasicsLevel1Youwilllearnto:•TypelettersanddocumentsusingWord•CreateformulasinspreadsheetsusingExcel•CreatedatabasesusingAccess•CreatepresentationsusingPowerPoint

DPR 045 RV Gail Lee $1259/11-9/20 TTh9:00am-1:00pm 4SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

DPR 045 RV1 Chuck Corley $1259/11-9/20 TTh5:30-9:30pm 4SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

DPR 045 BLL1 Kathe Mundinger $1259/22-10/13 Sa8:30am-12:30pm 4SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room005

DPR 045 BLL Kathe Mundinger $1259/24-10/3 MW1:00-5:00pm 4SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room005

RVC Computer Skills ExamUponsuccessfulcompletionofaSpecialistSeriesinMSWord,Excel,Access or PowerPoint, students will receive a RVC Skills CertificateplusbeeligibletotaketheRVCComputerSkillsExamatnoadditionalcharge.Theexamwillbeofferedon5/31from9-11amforalltopics.(Exam not offered forWeb Page Design) Students have one year tocomplete all of the required Specialist Series courses. To register for the exam,callRVCContinuingEducationat(815)921-3900.

OSB 099 RV Gail Lee FREE12/22 Sa9:00-11:00am 1SessionRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

RVC Specialist SeriesThis set of courses provides the education and skills to begin a career, to advance in a current position or to promote professional growth. You can become a Word Processing Specialist, Spreadsheet ApplicationSpecialist,DatabaseManagementSpecialist,PresentationApplicationSpecialist by successfully completing the required courses for each track. Please consult individual courses in this schedule for dates andtimes.Recommended:Studentsshouldhavebasiccomputerskillsbeforeregistering for any of the classes at right.

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Word Processing SpecialistWordLevel1-12hoursWordLevel2-12hoursWordLevel3-12hoursSpreadsheet Application SpecialistExcelLevel1-12hoursExcelLevel2-12hoursExcelLevel3-12hoursDatabase Management SpecialistAccess: The Complete Course - 28 hoursPresentation Application SpecialistPowerPoint:TheCompleteCourse–20hoursRVC Keyboarding/Typing Certificate

Do you need an instant reliable, accurate typing certification?We’ll test your speed and accuracy. Earn your RVCCertificatewithyourscorestoshowanemployer.CallContinuingEducationtoregister815-921-3900.Cost$10.

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Excel 2010 Level 2(.5Credits)LearnintermediateExcelskills.PREREQUISITE:ExcelLevel1.(UsesametextasLevelI).Bringaflashdrivetoclass.12CPDU’s.Youwill learn to:•Freezeheadings&splitworksheetwindows•Sortworksheetrows•Setprintoptions•Insertart,draw,move,size,rotate&addstyles•CreateSmartArt•Useofficetemplate&createcustomtemplates•Lock&unlockcells,applyprotection,setpassword&attacha•Digitalsignature•Copy&moveworksheets,copyformattingbetweenworksheets& use linked formulas•Sort&filtertabledata,hidedetaildatausingtheoutlineand grouping commands

DPR 027 RV Gail Lee $9910/16-11/1 TTh11:15-1:15pm 6SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

DPR 027 RV1 Chuck Corley $9910/16-11/1 TTh5:15-7:15pm 6SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

Excel 2010 Level 3(.5Credits)LearnadvancedExcelfeaturesincludingintegratingExcelwithother Office programs. PREREQUISITE:ExcelLevel2.(UsesametextasLevelI).Bringaflashdrivetoclass.12CPDU’sYouwilllearnto:•CreateMacrostoautomateroutinetasks•Create&formatPivotTable&PivotCharts•UsePMT&FVfunctionsalsoGoalSeek,Solver,AnalysisToolPak&ScenarioManager•Use3-Dcellreferences,HLOOKUP,VLOOKUP&IFfunctions•Consolidatedatafromdetail&groupworksheets•UseDataValidation&ConditionalFormatting•Createdatatables&trendlines•Setupprojectfolders,insertcommentsfeature

DPR 037 RV Gail Lee $9911/6-11/27 TTh11:15-1:15pm 6SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02NO CLASS 11/22

DPR 037 RV1 Chuck Corley $9911/6-11/27 TTh5:15-7:15pm 6SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02 NO CLASS 11/22

Excel 2010 Level 1(.5Credits) Learn Excel 2010, a powerful spreadsheet application. Thefocus of this course is on basic skills, starting with a review of the new OfficeRibboninterface.PREREQUISITE:BasicComputerSkills.PurchasetextatRVCBookstorebeforefirstsession.Bringaflashdrivetoclass.12CPDU’s.Youwilllearnto:•Enter&editdata•Electandformatcells&ranges•Createformulas&functions,•Adjustrowandcolumn•Pagesetupandprintingworksheets

DPR 024 RV Gail Lee $999/25-10/11 TTh11:15am-1:15pm 6SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

DPR 024 RV1 Chuck Corley $999/25-10/11 TTh5:15-7:15pm 6SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

PowerPoint 2010 Essentials(1 Credit) Everything you need to know to assemble and present your own basic PowerPoint presentation. Purchase text at RVC Bookstorebefore first session. Recommended: Basic computer skills or equivalent experience.Bringaflashdrivetoclass.20CPDU’s.Youwilllearnto:•UseSlideMaster–Changecolorschemes•Createcharts–Createandrunslideshows•AutoContentWizard–Printhandoutsandoutlines

DPR 095 RV Gail Lee $1459/25-10/25 TTh1:30-3:30pm 10SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

Accounting with Computer SoftwareQuickBooks 2011 Level 1(1Credit)Learnthebasicsofthispowerfulfinancialmanagementprogramforsmallbusiness.Recommended:BasicComputerSkillsorequivalentexperience.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.Bringaflashdrivetoclass.You will learn to:•Workwithcustomerandvendortransactions•BankwithQuickBooks•Planandcreateanewcompany•Workwithopeningbalancesandthebalancesheetreports

DPR 029 RV1 Sandra Trotter $1359/12-10/17 W5:15-8:30pm 5SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02 NO CLASS 9/17

DPR 029 RV Richard Bergmark $1359/15-10/13 Sa1:15-4:30pm 5SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

QuickBooks 2011 Level 2(1 Credit) (Level 3) This course provides a continuation of QuickBooks2011Level1.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore(thesametextisusedforLevel 1 and Level 2.) Bring a flash drive to class. Learn to:workwithphysicalinventory,howtosellinventoryitemsuseQuickBooksforPayroll,job costing and time tracking use classes, create estimates additional formatting options work with Balance Sheet Accounts customize your QuickBooksFileusingreportsandgraphs

DPR 057 RV1 Sandra Trotter $13510/24-11/28 W5:15-8:30pm 5SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02 NO CLASS 11/21

DPR 057 RV Richard Bergmark $13510/20-11/17 Sa1:15-4:30pm 5SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

Access 2010 Complete Course(1.5 Credit) (Level 2-3) Begin building the skills needed to use thispowerful database management software then learn the more advanced techniquesofMicrosoftAccess.PurchasetextatRVCbookstorebeforefirst session. Recommended: Basic Computer Skills or equivalent experience.Bringaflashdrivetoclass.28CPDU’sYou will learn to:•Definedatabaseconcepts–Producereports•Create,buildandmodifytables–Create/modifyselectqueries•Create/Useaformtoenterdataintoatable•Strengthentables-formrelationships/formatfields

DPR 089 BLL Gail Lee $18910/16-12/18 T5:30-8:30pm 9SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room005NO CLASS 11/21

COMPUTER TRAINING continued

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Essentials(.5Credit)WhereHTMLisusedtodefinethecontentofawebpage,CSS(Cascading Style Sheets) is used to define presentation of that content. This course is designed to show you the basics of CSS, how to convert HTMLtagstoCSSelements,andhowtocontrolthoseelementsviastylesheets. PREREQUISITE:HTMLEssentialsorequivalentexperience.Bringaflashdrivetoclass.

CIS 066 RV Jerry Schoonover $9910/6-10/20 Sa8:30am-12:30pm 3SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

Server Side Technologies(.5 Credit) To deliver dynamic web content to your website visitors, you willneedtounderstandvariousserver-sidescriptingtechnologies.Usingthese technologies, you can dynamically edit, change or add any content ofaWebPage,respondtouserqueriesandformdata,accessdatabases,accessfiles,transformXML,datetoHTMLdataandreturntheresultstoabrowser,customizeaWebpage,providesecurityandaccesscontroltoWebpages,tailoryouroutputtodifferenttypesofbrowsersandmore.Recommended: Java Script Essentials or equivalent experience. Bring aflashdrivetoclass.

CIS 069 RV Jerry Schoonover $9912/1-12/15 Sa8:30am-12:30pm 3SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

JavaScript Essentials(.5 Credit) While HTML defines the content of a web document andCSS defines the presentation of that content, JavaScript controls the behavior of the web document. This means that JavaScript makes it possible to add user inter activity to your web document (e.g. form validation, calculations, etc.). This course is designed to give you a basic understanding of the JavaScript scripting language, and how to integrate it into your web documents. PREREQUISITE: CSS or equivalent experience.Bringaflashdrivetoclass.

CIS 068 RV Jerry Schoonover $9911/3-11/17 Sa8:30am-12:30pm 3SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

Web Page & Graphic Design TechnologyEach course can be taken individually or as a grouping to receive a minicertificate in each of the areas.

Basic Web Technology Mini Certificate LearnandapplyHTML,CSS,andJavaScripttowebpagesandunderstandthewebdevelopmentprocess.Uponcompletionof thefive (5)coursesbelowyouwillreceivetheBasicWebTechnologyMiniCertificate:HTMLEssentials12hoursCSS Essentials 12 hoursJava Script Essentials 12 hoursServer Side Technologies 12 hoursWordPress4hours

HTML Essentials(.5 Credit) HTML is used to define the content of aweb page.A solidunderstanding ofHTMLwill allow you tomaintainwebpageswithoutusing an HTML editor. Even if you are using an HTML editor such asDreamweaver,youwillneedtoknowenoughHTMLtomakenecessary“code tweaks” in order to get your web pages to do what you want them to do. This course is designed to show you how to create web pages using nothingmorethanHTML.AnoverviewofOpenSourceHTMLtoolswillbe covered along with how to use text, image, list, link and table tags. Recommended: Basic computer skills or equivalent experience. Bring a flashdrivetoclass.

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GRAPHIC DESIGNMINI CERTIFICATEThis certificate will help you learn how to work with photos to quickly and easily prepare them for insertion into your webpage. You will learn graphic design techniques, color theory used to apply emotions to your webpage and how fundamentals of typology is used to create text effects inyourwebpage.Uponcompletionof these three (3)courses,youwillreceivetheGraphicDesignMiniCertificate:

– AdobePhotoshopCS5 ....................................... 15 hours– Adobe Illustrator Basics CS5 ............................ 15 hours– Color Theory & Fundamentals of Typology ....... 12 hours

SPECIAL TOPICS Macromedia Dreamweaver(.5Credit)LearnhowtouseDreamweaver,aprofessionalwebdesignandwebsitemanagementprogram.We’llstartwithareviewofHTMLandCSS and then learn to work with page layout, templates, text, lists and tables, images, navigation, inter activity, Flash, forms and online data. PREREQUISITE:HTMLorequivalentexperience.Bringaflashdrive toclass.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.16CPDU’s

DPR 080 RV Jerry Schoonover $9910/15-10/29 M5:30-9:30pm 3SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

Adobe Flash(1 Credit) Flash is a popular program that is used to create animations and add inter activity to web pages. This course is designed to give an overview of Flash so you can create basic animations and controls for your web pages. PREREQUISITE:HTMLorDreamweaver.Bringaflashdrive to class. You will learn to:–CreateandManageWebsitecontent– Create and Edit Symbols–UsetheTimeline&MotionPresets–AddandManageTweens–CreateAnimationsUsingMotionTweens–CreateSlideshows&IncorporateSound&Video–UseActionScript

CIS 072 RV Jerry Schoonover $9911/12-11/26 M5:30-9:30pm 3SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYBLDG RoomG02

Adobe Photoshop CS5(1 Credit) This course will familiarize you with the composition and editing capabilities of Photoshop CS5 with emphasis on activities includingselectiontools,fileformats,resolutions,filtersandlayers.Bringaflashdrivetoclass.PurchasetextinRVCBookstore.15CPDU’s

DPR 042 RV Gail Lee $12510/30-11/15 Th1:30-4:00pm 6SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

Adobe Illustrator Basics CS5(1 Credit) This course will introduce you to some of the basic fundamentals Of the program. This will help you to create professional looking graphics for both printing and the web. The basic features covered are getting to knowtheworkspace,drawing tools,addingcolorand layers.PurchasetextinRVCBookstore.

CIS 076 RV Gail Lee $12511/29-12/11 TTh1:30-3:30pm 6SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

COMPUTER TRAINING continued / CONSTRUCTION/HOME

Mac for Newcomers(.5Credits)ThisintroductoryclassisdesignedfortheNEWMacuserorindividualswithlittleorNOMacexperienceandareinterestedinlearninghowtogetaroundtheMaccomputer.Yourwilllearnthedesktop,menubar, how to use the mouse and dock, basic windows, menu features includingfinderandfilehandling.Bringaflashdrivetoclass.PurchasetextatRVCBookstorebeforethefirstsession.

DPR 019 RV Tony Lamia $999/28-10/19 F1:00-4:00pm 4SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR Room152

Mac Applications(.5Credits)ThiscourseisacontinuationofMacforNewcomers.ItwillcoverthebasicfunctionsofiCal,iDVD,iPhotoandITunes.Prerequisite:MacforNewcomersorequivalentexperiencewithMaccomputers.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore-thesametextisusedforMacforNewcomers.

DPR 015 RV Tony Lamia $9910/26-11/16 F1:00-4:00pm 4SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR Room152

Social Media Marketing(.5 Credits) Are Your Customers Finding Your Competition on Facebook, Twitter, Google, LinkedIn and all the other Social Marketing Sites?Whether you have a bricks and mortar, home-based or an on-linebusiness, effective use of social media tools will bring new customers to yourbusiness.DiscovertheSimpleStepsthatwill“PutYourBusinessonTopoftheSocialMarketingGame.”www.startupsocialmedia.com

BUS 086 RV Mike Logan $659/20-10/11Th6:00-8:00pm4SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room005

EBAY 1: Buying on EBAYThisclasswillwalkyouthroughtheentireprocessofhowtobidandBUYanitemonEBAY’sonlineauction.Wewillbrieflycoverhowtoregisterwith EBAY for those participants who are not yet registered, however, no actualregistrationwilltakeplaceduringtheclass.WewillalsodiscussandofferyouthechancetosignupforPaypal—youwillneedcurrentbank account numbers for the Paypal registration.NOTE: Participantswho want to take advantage of this hands-on training should already be registeredwithEBAYasaBUYER.

OSB 096 BLL Scott Rowe $399/8 Sa8:30-11:30am 1SessionBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room005

EBAY 2: Selling on EBAYWalkthroughtheentireprocessofhowtoSELLanditemonEBAY;–––ideal for the person who has been using EBAY to buy items and now wants to get into selling. Students are strongly encouraged to bring an item to sell on EBAY. NOTE:WewillnotcoverhowtoregisteronEBAYas a seller. Participantswhowant to takeadvantageof this hands-ontrainingshouldalreadyberegisteredwithEBAYasaSELLER.

OSB 096 BLL1 Scott Rowe $399/15 Sa8:30-11:30am 1SessionBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room005

CONSTRUCTION/HOMEBuild Your Potential

Print Reading for Residential & Light Commercial Construction(1 Credit) This is an all inclusive blueprint

interpretation and methodology course. Emphasis is on developing a broad knowledge in reading residential and light commercial construction blueprints and specifications. This course covers wood frame, concrete, masonry and steel frame structures. Students complete a trade competencyexamattheendofeachunit.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.

BCT 090 RV Jeremy Watkins $1299/13-11/01 Th6:00-8:00pm 8SessionsSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room331

Introduction to AutoCAD for Building Professionals(1 Credit) This course will introduce the student to the software packageAutoCAD for use in building construction. This course covers 2 dimensional drawing with an emphasis on hands-on learning. It is helpful that the student is already knowledgeable in building construction with the intention of using this course to learn AutoCAD for technical drawings. Required: Knowledge ofbasiccomputeroperationsandWindows.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.

BCT 052 RV Jeremy Watkins $1399/14-11/16 F6:00-8:00pm 10SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR Room159

Electricity in the Home I(2 Credits) This is a course designed for beginners. The primary focus is safe wiring techniques with an emphasis in National Electrical Code for single phase power distribution. Topics will include wiring of common devices, meter usage, new circuit design and installation. Tuition includescostofmaterials.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.

IST 030 RV Don Knorr $1959/22-12/15 Sa9:00-11:30am 12SessionsSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room417NO CLASS 11/24

Central Heating and Air Conditioning I(3 Credits) This is an introductory course about residential HVACsystems. The course explains the fundamental operation of residential Air conditioning and heating systems. Topics of coverage include theory of operation, essential mechanical and electrical components, and basic sheetmetalfabrication.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.

IST 057 RV Jim Tesdorff $2869/10-11/14 M&W6:00-8:15pm 10SessionsSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room443

Color Theory & Fundamentals of Typology(.5Credits)Learnhowcolorsandtextcanaffectyourdocumentandgraphics. This course will help you set a mood, attract attention, or makeastatement.Usecolorandfontstoenergize,ortocooldown.PREREQUISITE:Adobe Photoshop CS5. Recommended: Adobe PhotoshopCS5.

CIS 078 RV Gail Lee $9912/13-12/20 TTh1:30-4:30pm 3SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG02

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Home Electrical RepairElectrical projects will include rewiring and replacing the lamp socket of an old table lamp, changing switches or outlets, proper use of extension cords, electricity and safety.

OSH 015 RV Robert Mirgain $399/29 Sa9:00am-noon 1SessionRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR Room117

Home Plumbing and RepairPlumbingtopicsincludehowhomeplumbingworksasafirststeptowardsdoingroutinemaintenance.Projectswillincludefixingleakysinkfaucets,installing new lavatory or kitchen faucets, cleaning and adjusting pop-up sink drain, removing and cleaning a sink drain trap, and making adjust-ments or replacement of parts to address the numerous common toilet problems.

OSH 020 RV Robert Mirgain $3910/6 Sa9:00am-noon 1SessionRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR Room117

GET ON THE ROAD TO SUCCESSHighway Construction CareersTraining Program (IDOT)DoyouhaveavalidIllinoisDriver’sLicense?Areyou18yearsorolder,haveyourhighschooldiplomaorGEDandhaveaninterestintheconstruc-tiontrades?WouldyouliketolearnmoreabouthowtoparticipateintheHighwayConstructionCareersTrainingProgram? IfyouansweredYES,contact us today!This is an intense 8-10 week program that addresses the skills necessary for acceptance into a highway construction career or apprenticeship:•MathfortheTrades–OSHA10-hourCertification•JobReadiness–ForkliftTraining•TechnicalSkillsAndMore!PlantoattendaFREEOrientationsessiononAugust13th10:00amandagainat6:00pm in theWoodwardTechnologyCenter,Room141/142.Class is September 10 through December 14. For more informationcontact Scott Abbott, Program Coordinator, 815-921-3912 or [email protected].

Minor Home Repairs for the “Newbie”If you’renothandyaround thehouse,doing common repairs canbeafrustrating experience. This class will cover some of the most common home repair projects related to drywall, plumbing and electrical systems. Save $$ on simple repair costs while boosting confidence to take onsimple projects by yourself. All classes will focus on building the basic homeowner toolbox and an emphasis on safety practices.

Walls-Drywall Repair & PaintDrywall topics will include repair of popped nails, cracks, dents, gashes, smallandlargeholes,andwaterdamagedareas.Paintingandfinishingof damaged areas will also be discussed.

OSH 001 RV Robert Mirgain $399/22 Sa9:00am–noon 1SessionRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR Room117

Charles Bellefontaine and Corey Friedman are experienced licensed home inspectors and active members of the American SocietyofHomeInspectors(ASHI).

Home Inspection Licensure Program(5 credits) Prepare for the Illinois Home Inspection State LicensingExam with this state-approved course, consisting of classroom, online and in-field instruction with two live home inspections. Topics include the physical components of a home, communication skills, knowledge of professional practices, what may go wrong as well as the cause and implicationsofproblemsthat result.Participantswill receivecleardirection concerning what to look for during an inspection, such as signs of non-performance due to old age, deferred maintenance, weather damage, and poor workmanship. Upon completion of the approvedpre-licensing course, applicantsmust pass the Home Inspection StateLicensing Exam before they are eligible for a license in the State ofIllinois. [Cost of exam is NOT included in the course fee]. E-mail access and an internet connection are required. Classroom instruction will be held at Kishwaukee College inMalta, Illinois, in computer lab A-350,which is accessible through the Conference Center.

SPECIFIC REGISTRATION PROCEDURE:StudentsMUSTregisterpriorto9/21 throughRockValleyCollege.Once registered, youwill bemailedtextbooks, syllabus, and instructions for the online portion of the class. PleaseREGISTERearly.Youmustcompletehomeworkprior to thefirstfull day of class. Fill out a registration form (located at the last page of this catalog) include e-mail and mail in with payment, refer to Course # BUS095.

BUS 095 KCC Bellman Group $89910/6,10/20,11/3,11/17&12/1Sa8:00am-4pm 5SessionsKISHWAUKEECOLLEGE 21193MaltaRd.Malta12/15 Sa8:00am-4pm 1SessionBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room005

Home Inspection Licensure Program Exploring the Home Inspection Profession – An OverviewAreyouthekindofpersonwhodoesn’twanttobetiedtoadeskallday;hasadesiretorunasmallbusiness;isinterestedinconstructionandhowthings work; has a technical mind and likes to figure things out; is organized and clear-thinking; enjoys meeting and helping people and is willing to learnandtakeinitiative?Ifthatsoundslikeyou,thennowistheperfecttimetostarttakingstepstowardachallengingandrewardingcareerinhomeinspection!Informationonthesix-dayblendedHomeInspectioncourse;anopportunitytoaskquestionsandinsightintotheHomeInspectionprofessionwillbeincludedinthisFREEsession.Pleasenote:RegisterthroughRockValleyCollegeat(815)921-3900.OSB 012 RV Bellman Group FREE9/15 Sa9:00-11:00am1SessionKISHWAUKEECOMMUNITYCOLLEGE21193MaltaRd.MaltaRmU304

RVC BookstoReStudent Center, Ground levelhttp://rvc.bncollege.comor(815)921-1680.For Fall hours and to order or view used and new textbooks, visit us online at www.whywaitforbooks.com.

CONSTRUCTION/HOME continued

Home Inspection Licensure Program –On-Line(5 credits) This self-paced on-line class requires reading from the book – HomeReferenceBook;ISBN:0-7931-8093-7.Youwillbebuildingahomeinspection report as you travel through the program. Each section has a quiz to confirm that you have the knowledge to proceed. These quizzes can be taken from your home. The lessons will require you to answer questions as you read through the book. You will have full access to Charles Bellefontaine and Corey Friedman during, and after the classes as support while you build your business. This online class does not include the required 10 hours of live training (lab time) you need in order to sit for the state exam. You will have the option of attending one of our 5 live field training classes at no additional cost, or you can set up a time with a fieldtrainerforanadditionalfeeofapprox.$150/day.Formoreinforma-tion e-mail [email protected].

Field Training12/15 Sa8:00am-4pm 1Session

SPECIFIC REGISTRATION PROCEDURE: fill out a registration form (located at the last page of this catalog) include e-mail and mail in with payment,refertoCourse#BUS095.

BUS 095 Bellman Group $450

Pleaseregisterearlytoreserveyourplaceintheclassandavoidcancellation. Every effort will be made to notify registrants if a class has been canceled. However, it is your responsibility toupdateyouraddressandphonenumberwithourRecordsOffice.

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Courses developed through a partnership with leading education organizations,including:PearsonEducation,E-CollegeandCondensedCurriculum International. For more information, see “Explore Healthcare Career Programs – An Overview”on page 42toenrollinaninformationalsession.•PharmacyTechnician •PhlebotomyTechnician•EKGTechnician •DialysisTechnician•MedicalBilling&Coding •DentalAssisting•MedicalCodingICD-10Update •MedicalTerminology•MedicalAdministrativeAssistant •ECG/EKGCourseforNurses

Offering On-Line Training for Manufacturing Environments.•PrecisionMeasurementforMachinists•MasteringCNCLathe•MasteringCNCMachiningCenters

MindEdge Online Provides an online forum for business and test prep courses acrossseveralsubjectareasanddisciplines.MindEdgeOnlineiscertifiedtoaward the following credits for courses where indicated: •IACET(CEU) •HRCI •PDU •CFRE •CPEwww.rockvalleycollege.edu/mindedge

ToolingU.com – Manufacturing Training for EveryoneManufacturing is a broad industry-and ToolingUhas an extensivetrainingcatalogtomatchit.Withmorethan400uniquetitles,theyprovide training for practically every role. •Foundational•Assembly•Machining•Maintenance•Welding&Fabrication•Plastic&CompositeProcessing

Instructor led six-week courses or career training at own pace, over 200 courses available. (Courses offered monthly). CPDU’savailable.•Accounting/Finance •Law&Legal•Business •PersonalDevelopment•ComputerApplications •Teaching&EducationGraduateCredit•Design&Composition •Technology•HealthCare&Medical •Writing&Publishing

•Language&Art

Gatlin (now Ed2go)Online open enrollment programs designed to provide the skills necessary to acquire professional level positions.

•HealthcareandFitness•HospitalityandServiceIndustry•BusinessandProfessional•SkilledTradeandIndustrial•ITandSoftwareDevelopment•SustainableEnergy/GoingGreen•MediaandDesign

•MedicalTranscriptionEditor•OutpatientMedicalCoding&Billing•Inpatient&OutpatientMedicalCoding&Billing•PharmacyTechnician•MedicalAdministrativeAssistant

•LanguageSurvivalfortheWorkplace,businessortravel.•Dutch•Italian•MandarinChinese•Spanish(LatinAmerica)

Certificate & Courses “Skills for the 21st Century” (courses offered monthly)•CertificatesinOnlineTeaching•eMarketingEssentials•LEEDGreenAssociateExamPrep.•Supervisory&LeadershipCertificate

Continuing Education Courses for K-12 Educators Online or via CD-ROM. Information.Intervention,Identification,Preventions&More. CPDU’savailable.•AttentionDeficitDisorder•Autism&Asperger’sDisorder•EducationalAssessment•Harassment,Bullying&Cyber•Inclusion•LearningDisabilities•TeachingDiversity•ViolenceinSchools

On-Line Test Prep Courses

Thelatestadvancement intestpreparation-ACT,GRE®,GMAT®,and LSAT®. Includes all areas of the exam, CD-ROM & Officialretired tests.

Midwest Paralegal “Unique cooperative year long entry-level certificate program created by a paralegal for paralegals”. (Check start dates)•ParalegalResearch•ParalegalJurisprudence•ParalegalLitigation•ParalegalManagement•ParalegalCareer

Distance/On-Line Education – Learning That Fits Your Life! www.rockvalleycollege.edu/cpeonline

Prepareforthehottestcareersfromthecomfortofyourhome.Affordable,self-paced,on-linecertificateprogramsthattrainyouforthelatest,in-demandjobskill.On-linetrainingisflexibleanytime,anywherelearning.Lookatwhat we have to offer and start training today.

Begin Your On-Line Learning Today!1. Go to www.rockvalleycollege.edu/cpeonline2. Follow directions for “Getting Started”3. NOTE: First time students complete registration form, found at back of schedule.4. If you need assistance-call Continuing Education at (815) 921-3906

DISTANCE ONLINE EDUCATION

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EDUCATION CAREERSIncrease Your Knowledge

Test Prep Courses-Online ACT Test PrepCambridge Educational Services, the largest provider of Test Prepcurriculum to colleges, universities, and high schools in the U.S., haspartnered with Continuing Education to bring you the latest advancement in test preparation. The course covers all areas of the exam and the price includesaComputerAdaptiveCD-ROMandOfficialRetiredTest(s).TheCambridge Six-Step Approach includes: Diagnostic testing and assessment service; Basic skills review; Problem-solving concepts andstrategies;Practicetestreinforcement;Finalexam,assessmentreportandreview; and Personal study plan. Official pre- and post-tests documentscore improvements.Studentswill receiveapasswordwithin24hoursafter registering and can complete the web course program at any time-day or night. All materials included.2-MonthAccess-$225 4-MonthAccess-$250

SPECIFIC REGISTRATION PROCEDURE: First fill out the registration form (located at the last page of this catalog) include e-mail and mail with payment to us, refer to Course # ACT-CCE. Students will receive a passwordwithin 24 hours after registering and can complete thewebcourse program at any time-day or night. All materials included.

GRE®, GMAT®, and LSAT® Test Prep Two web course packages to choose from:

Pearl On Line: $225 –2monthsofLessons –Knowledge-MeasuringQuizzes –TimedWarm-upTestsforEachSubject –ClassGradeBook&ProgressTracking

Diamond On Line: $250 –4monthsofPearlOnLine –Pre-andPost-Assessments –Paper-basedorOnlineAssessmentReports –OnLineCambridgePracticeTests

Close Reading, Critical Thinking & How to Write About It -Solid Lessons to Improve Student LearningThiscourseisespeciallyusefulforhighschoolteachersinGrades9-12.This course is a concentrated approach to show students how to do close reading, how to learn and apply critical thinking and how to write about their findings. English teachers who struggle with or wish to expand their skills inhow to teachpoetrywill find this helpful. Participantswill beguided through the steps of close reading by working together, modeling, and open discussion. Some of the writing will be done together in large and small groups. Assessment criteria will be one of our class activities. Undergraduatestudentswhofeelchallengedwritingaboutliteraturewillalso find this valuable.

COM 003 RV Dale Dunnigan $699/27-11/15 Th4:30-6:00pm 7SessionsRVCCLASSROOMBLDGI Room228 NO CLASS 10/18

ACT Test Preparation WorkshopsThe ACT is the college admissions exam that is given four times a year. Every high school student takes the ACT in April of their junior year. Students who take the ACT “cold” are at a disadvantage in competing forcollege/universityadmissionandscholarships.Theseworkshopswillhelp students become familiar with the test and question style and learn strategies and techniques in each of the four subject areas including the newwrittenessayportion.Reduce testanxiety, develop strategies forgetting your best score and become more familiar with the test format. Bring a calculator.

SPC 019 RV2 Mark Anderson $11010/9-10/25 TTh5:00-7:00pm 6SessionsRVCEDUCATIONALRESOURCECTR Room2412

Calling All Educators!–Earn Graduate Credit Online!Ed2Go announces its partnership with two well-respected schools,AshlandUniversityandMadonnaUniversity,tooffergraduatecredittoteachingprofessionals.Licensededucationalprofessionalsworkingundera current educational baccalaureate or advanced degree may be eligible to participate. Teaching professionals simply enroll in an online course withRockValleyCollege,anduponsuccessfulcompletionofthecourseand a satisfactory grade on a final assignment, they will be awarded graduate credit. There is an additional cost to enroll in the graduate credit program; prices are dependent on whether students enroll through MadonnaUniversityorAshlandUniversity.Thesenon-degreecreditsaredesigned to satisfy the requirements of certificate renewal and salary increase. To learn more about graduate credit opportunities with Ashland University or Madonna University, visit www.ed2go.com/rvc or if youhave questions- Email [email protected].

EARN CPDU CREDITS ONLINE!www.ed2go.com/rvcteach $99fora6-weeksession.Weofferawide rangeofhighly interactivecourses that youcan takeentirely over the Internet. All of our courses include expert instructors, many of whom are nationally known authors. Our online courses are affordable,fun,fast,convenient,andgearedjustforyou.Mostcoursesare$99fora6-weeksession.Uponsuccessfulcompletionofeachcourse,you will be awarded 24CPDU’s.ForcompleteinstructionsforCPDU’sandacompletelistingofcourses/descriptions--goto www.ed2go.com/rvcteach.

SPECIFIC REGISTRATION PROCEDURE: First fill out the registration form (located at the last page of this catalog) include e-mail and mail to us,refertoCourse#Ed2Go-teach.Nextregister on-line at www.ed2go.com/rvcteach. Follow instructions at the partner website. Call our office for help (815) 921-3900.

EDUCATION CAREERS

Holly Lazzerini-Mathur has 20+ years of experience in the field of special education and has been teaching in this field for several years.ShehasaMastersdegreeinregularandspecialeducationadministration specializing in various areas of impairments.

Bipolar Behavior Disorder and Intellectual DisabilitiesThis course is a comprehensive introduction to Bipolar, BehaviorDisorderandMental Impairmentsandhowtheiruniquecharacteristicshavespecialneedsthatmustbeaddressed.Practicalmethodsthatcanbeapplied to real life situations in each of the disciplines. 4CPDU’sand4CEUsforSocialWorkersandLicensedPracticalCounselors.

SOC 010 RV Holly Lazzerini-Mathur $4512/1 Sa9:00am-1:00pm 1SessionBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room001

Dale Dunnigan is an experienced educator [33 years], including thirteenyearsteachingA.P.Literature.ShehasbeenaReaderforthe National Exam multiple times.

Classroom Management: Strategies and Skills for an Effective ClassroomStart this year on top of your management plan! Effective classroom management procedures are a skill that can be learned and improved on throughout your career. Both beginning and experienced teachers inGrades 7-12,will find this a helpful course. Through strategies andtechniques, you can assess and improve how you approach behavior, expectations, and the procedures of day to day class. Focus will be on effective positive class environments directed toward student success andteacherwell-being.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore(canbeshared).

SOC 028 RV Dale Dunnigan $798/15-10/10 W4:30-6:00pm 8SessionsRVCCLASSROOMBLDGI Room229 NO CLASS 8/29

Calling all Educators! – Earn CPDU’sEnhance your professional development that directly affects teaching and learning. Take your knowledge back to the classroom and share itwith your students. Look for theAPPLE and earn CPDUs approvedbytheIllinoisStateBoardofEducation.PleaselettheinstructorknowwhentakingaclassforCPDU’s.

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Homeland Security Terrorism Prevention Certificate On-line Training for Law Enforcement or Fire Service Professionals TheInstituteforPreventiveStrategies,aDepartmentofHomelandSecurity(DHS)TrainingPartnerisofferingaHomelandSecurityTerrorismPreventionCertificateCourseforLawEnforcementProfessionals(PER-280)andFireServiceProfessionals--DHSCertifiedCourses.Theseeight-hourweb-basedcoursestakeauniqueapproachthatengageslearnersinanonlinesimulation,forcingthemtomakereallifedecisions.Thegame-likeintroductoryexerciseallowstheLawEnforcementOfficerortheFirefightertoexperiencetheeminentthreatofaterroristattackfirsthandthrough a series of choices leading to a related and reasonable conclusion. Topics include: collaboration, information sharing, recognizing threats, managing risks, and deciding to intervene. ThisprogramisofferedatnochargeforthoseworkingintheLawEnforcementandSecurityprofessionsorFirefighters,andisdesignedtoconvenientlyfityourbusyschedule.UponsuccessfulcompletionstudentswillreceiveaCertificateofCompletionfromtheInstituteforPreventiveStrategiesandRockValleyCollege.TOREGISTERforthisFREEcourseorformoreinformation-Call(815) 921-3900.

Virtual Education Software (VESi)ContinuingEducationhaspartneredwithVESitoofferCPDUcontinuingeducation courses for K-12 educators online or via CD-ROM. Theseinteractive courses provide expert instruction at a pace that fits your schedule. These courses do not qualify for salary lane adjustments, but may workforgeneralCPDU’sandVESirecommendsthatyoucheckwithyourschooldistrictand/orstatelicensingagencytoverifythesecourseofferingswillmeetyourdistrictand/orstaterequirementsforsalaryadvancementand/orstatecertificaterelicensure.Foracompletelistingofcourseswithdescriptions,pleasevisitwww.virtualeduc.com/rvc.Costpercourseis$159

SPECIFIC REGISTRATION PROCEDURE: First fill out the registration form (located at the last page of this catalog) include e-mail and mail to us, refer toCourse#VESi.Next register on-lineatwww.virtualeduc.com/rvc. Follow instructions at the partner website. Call our office for help (815) 921-3900.

Para Pro-Praxis I - On-line Courses for Test Preparation through Ed2GoWeofferawiderangeofhighlyinteractivecoursesfortestprep-includ-ingParaPro-PraxisIandSAT/ACT--thatyoucantakeentirelyovertheInternet. All of our courses include expert instructors, many of whom are nationally known authors. Our online courses are affordable, fun, fast, convenient,andgearedjustforyou.Visitwww.ed2go.com/rvctoexplorethemanycourseofferings.Mostcoursesare$99fora6-weeksession.

SPECIFIC REGISTRATION PROCEDURE: First fill out the registration form (located at the last page of this catalog) include e-mail and mail to us,refertoCourse#Ed2Go.Nextregisteron-lineatwww.ed2go.com/rvc. Follow instructions at the partner website. Call our office for help (815) 921-3900.

EDUCATION CAREERS continued / EMERGENCY SECURITY TRAINING / HEALTH CAREERS

EMT TrainingEmergency Medical Technician-Basic

(9 Credits) This course is designed to train police, fire, first responder and rescue personnel and persons interested in the techniques of basic emergency medical care. The curriculum is approved by the IllinoisDepartmentofPublicHealthandthe

U.S.DepartmentofTransportation,willpreparestudents for the Illinois State and/or NationalEmergencyMedicalTechnician–BasicCertifi-cation examination. Students will be required to actively participate as both rescuers and victims in skills practice during psycho motor labs. Students will also be required to pass

written and practical skills examinations and participateinambulance/hospitalclinicalexperi-

ences to become eligible to sit for the National Registry of the EmergencyMedical Techniciansexamination. PREREQUISITES: 18 years of age, 20/20visionwithcorrection,hearnormallywith

correction, sound physique, not possessing any infirmity of body or mind, which might render you unfit to perform duties. Bring

tofirstclass:copyofbirthcertificate,driver’slicenseorstateIDcardandhighschooldiplomaorGED.PurchasetextatRock

ValleyCollegeBookstorebeforethefirstclass.Noteearlystartdate.Registerat(815)921-3900.

HLT 038 RFD Debbie Niedermeier, EMT $8258/20-12/6 MTh6:00-10:00pm 16Weeks Sa10/6,10/20,11/3&11/17ROCKFORDHEALTHSYSTEMS2623EdgemontSt. EMSBuildingNO CLASS 9/3 & 11/22

Training For Dietary Managers in Health Care FacilitiesManagement of Food Service-Operations(3Credits)Studentsmustbeworkinginthefoodserviceand/orDieteticsDepartment of a Health Care Facility and must demonstrate leadershipabilities. Enrollment requires a recommendation of the health care facility administrator and a registered dietitian. Students will have a total of 120hoursofclassroominstructionand162hoursofpractical,on-the-jobexperience (50 of these hours must be spent one-on-one with a registered dietitianorcertifieddietarymanager).Thecompletecoursecontinuesfor42weeks, three sessions in August to June. Completion of the three sessions, ManagementofFoodServiceOperations,MedicalNutritionTherapyandFood Safety & Human Resource Management meets the state require-ments for dietarymanagers inHealth care facilities andAssociation forNutritionandFoodserviceProfessionals(ANFP).Sessionsmaybetakeninanyorder.ContactANFPat1-800-323-1908oranfponline.orgtopurchasetextbook. Students must have a high school diploma or GED and theIllinois Food Service Sanitation Certification before enrolling in this course. NOTE:OrientationThursday8/234:00-6:00pmforstudentsandpreceptors.

HLT 028 RV Sara Painter $2758/23-11/29 Th4:00-7:00pm 14SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room003NO CLASS 11/22

Medical Nutrition Therapy (3 Credits) Students will learn the implications of diet in health and disease and document their assessments in the medical record. Contact ANFPat 1-800-323-1908orwww.anfponline.org to purchase textbook.StudentsmusthaveahighschooldiplomaorGEDandtheIllinoisFoodService Sanitation Certification before enrolling in this course.

HLT 029 RV Sara Painter $27512/6-3/21 Th4:00-7:00pm 15SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room003NO CLASS 12/26

EMERGENCY SECURITY TRAININGAnticipate, Plan, Focus

CEU’s for Nurses Through Allegra Learning SolutionsAllegra Learning Solutions is accredited as a provider of continuingeducation in nursing by the American Nurses Credentialing Center’sCommission on Accreditation. Accreditation refers to recognition of continuing nursing education only and does not imply Commission on Accreditation approval or endorsement of any commercial product. Provider approved by the California Board of Registered Nursing,Provider #CEP 14693, for the stated number of contact hours. Inaddition,CertificateProgramscoursemeets thequalifications for thestatedhoursofcontinuingeducationcreditforMFTsand/orLCSWsasrequired by the California Board of Behavioral Sciences.

SPECIFIC REGISTRATION PROCEDURE: First fill out the registration form (located at the last page of this schedule) include e-mail and mail to us, refer to Course # Allegra-CCE. Next register on-line at www.ed2go.com/rvc.Followinstructionsat thepartnerwebsite.Callourofficeforhelp (815) 921-3900.

Spanish & Chinese Language for CPDU’s – see page 49.

HEALTH CAREERSDiscover The Possibilities

New Spring 2013 – EMS Paramedic Program – page 53

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MULTI-SKILLED CERTIFIED NURSING ASSISTANT PROGRAM FOR CNA’sThis program is for currently certified nursing assistants. Courses are designedtoprovideCNA’stheopportunitytoacquireskillsandcompetenciesneeded for employment in emerging health systems. Courses may be taken individually or in a series. PREREQUISITE: Currently certified CNA. Bring a photocopy of your CNA certificate to the first class. It is recommended that you have three months of work experience as a CNA. NOTE: The textbook for Advanced Skills, Basic EKG, Phlebotomy and Basic Respiratory Care(same text for all) must be purchased before the first class.

Basic Respiratory Care for CNA’s(1.5 Credit) This course is designed to prepare the CNA to perform basic respiratory care procedures. Emphasis is placed on gas therapy, cylinders andregulators,incentivespirometry,pulseoximetry,suctioningandbag/mask ventilation. This course is strictly continuing education for currently certifiedCNAs.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.

NRS 044 RV Colleen Felts $1369/18-10/23 T5:00-9:00pm 6SessionsSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room151

Phlebotomy Skills for CNA’s(1 Credit) This course is designed to prepare the CNA in routine phleboto-myprocedures.Venipuncturetechniques,phlebotomyequipment,micro-puncture, safe practices and medicolegal aspects are studied. This course doesnotmakeoneaPhlebotomist,itisstrictlycontinuingeducationforcurrentlycertifiedCNAs.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.

NRS 042 RV Jamie Beck $1109/6-10/4 Th5:00-9:00pm 4SessionsSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room151NO CLASS 9/20

NRS 042 RV2 Susan Bowler $11011/5-11/26 M5:00-9:00pm 4SessionsSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room151

Advanced CNA Skills/Procedures(1.5 Credits) This course is designed to prepare the CNA for selected patient care skills. Emphasis is placed on the development of technical skills in the delivery of care to individuals across the life span. Selected basic nursing concepts will be utilized to achieve mastery for skill profi-ciency.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.

NRS 038 RV Susan Martin $13611/8-12/20 Th5:30-9:30pm 6SessionsSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room151NO CLASS 11/22

Basic Electrocardiogram for CNA’s(1 Credit) This course is designed to prepare the CNA to perform electro-cardiograms. Emphasis is placed on lead placement, artifact and machine operation. Basic anatomy and physiology of the cardiac system and Electro-physiologyarepresented.Lethaldysrhythmiawillbediscussed.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.

NRS 040 RV Sarah Gabua $9911/6-11/27 T5:00-9:00pm 4SessionsSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room151

Exploring Healthcare Career Programs - An OverviewThis overview is intended for students who want to prepare for an exciting, challenging and rewarding career in healthcare. This informa-tional session will give prospective students information and details on the Dental Assisting, Pharmacy Technician, Medical Administra-tiveAssistant,MedicalBillingandCoding,EKGTechnicianandClinicalMedicalAssistantprograms.Inaddition;thenewon-linecomponentswillbe discussed. Course content, job outlook, certification requirements and financial assistance information will be provided. It is recommended that you attend this free session before registering for any of the following courses. If you cannot attend this informational session, please call the ContinuingEducationOfficetorequestanInformationPacketthatincludesdetailed outlines for all programs-(815) 921-3900. (For specific program questions,pleasecallCondensedCurriculumStaffat866-702-9742.)

HLT 068 RV CCI Staff FREE9/12 W6:00-7:30pm 1SessionRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR Room141/142

Medical Terminology(1.5credits)Quicklymasterthebasicsofmedicalterminologyandbeginspeakingandwritingtermsalmostimmediately!You’llfocusonactivelybuilding a working vocabulary of the most frequently encountered suffixes, prefixes and word roots. Terms are introduced in the context of human anatomy and physiology giving the student the tools needed forclear,efficientcommunication in thehealthcareenvironment.You’llbe amazed at how easily medical terminology becomes a part of your vocabulary! This program is appropriate for students looking to learn new job skills, refresh or refine existing healthcare knowledge or improve performance by possessing a better understanding of medical terms. (Recommended,ifyouaretakinganyoftheHealthcareprogramslistedhere)PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.

HLT 039 RV Susan Bowler $1368/29-10/3 MW6:00-8:30pm 10SessionsSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room158

Ruth Kormanak, EMT-P is an American Heart Association BLSCPRInstructor.ShehasbeeninvolvedinPre-hospitalcareoftwentyyears. She currently tutors and teaches in Emergency MedicalServices.

Healthcare Provider – CPRThis course is provided for students who do not have a current healthcareproviderCPRcardandare registered in EKG TechnicianorClinicalMedicalAssistant.(CPRis given in the Dental Assisting class at an additional charge.) Upon successful completionof this course, you will receive a two-year certification in CPR

throughtheAmericanHeartAssociation.Tuitionincludescostofpocketmask (required).Optional text soldat class for approx. $15.Youmustbring your registration slip with you to class.

HLT 001 HC Ruth Kormanak, EMT-P $3910/6 Sa8:00am-Noon 1SessionRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR Room142

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Recertification for CNA’s IfyourCNACertificationhaslapsedfor24ormoremonths,youmaybeeligible to recertify.Steps to Recertification:•Contact the State of Illinois at (217) 785-5133 and registerwith the

state registry.•The State will send a packet with a Criminal Background Check,

complete and return to the State of Illinois.•UponcompletionoftheCriminalBackgroundCheckcall RVC at (815)

921-3900 for information on how to proceed.

NRS 031 (1) Sandy Anderson $1999/20 Th5:00-9:00pm 1SessionSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room151

NRS 031 (2) Sandy Anderson $19910/18 Th5:00-9:00pm 1SessionSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room151

NRS 031 (3) Sandy Anderson $19911/15 Th5:00-9:00pm 1SessionSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room151

NRS 031 (4) Sandy Anderson $19912/13 Th5:00-9:00pm 1SessionSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room151

Lorna Sullivan RN, CHPN adjunct instructor for RVC in theCNAProgram, alsoprovidestrainingand consultation services inpalliative care and end-of-life care to the community and healthcare professionalsthroughhercompany,TeachUstoCare,Inc.

Palliative Care & End of Life Education for Families Caregivers, and CNA’s(.5 Credits) As painful as it is to contemplate, most of us will, to some degree, be involved in making decisions and/or providing care forsomeone we care about deeply at the end of their life. Facing this inevi-tability now and learning about what you might experience will help you when that time comes. No matter where you are in this journey, this course will have something of value for you. Topics covered in this two-sessioncourseinclude:PersonalDeathAwareness;DeathandDyingin America; Compassionate and Caring Communication; The Doctor Says “It’s Terminal” (Nowwhat?); PatientCare; InfectionControl; Legal andPsychological Aspects of Dying; The Final Hours; Spirituality and theFuneralHomeandLossandGrief.ThiscourseisforanycaregiverorCNAswho work with palliative care.

NRS 022 RV2 Lorna Sullivan $799/15-9/22 Sa9:00am-1:00pm 2SessionsSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room156

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Clinical Medical Assistant(10 Credits) This program will train students to assist physicians by performing functions related to the clinical responsibilities of a medical office. Instruction includes among other things preparing patients for examination and treatment, routine laboratory procedures, diagnostic testing, technical aspects of phlebotomy and the cardiac life cycle. Students will review important topics including phlebotomy, pharmacology, the proper use and administration of medications, taking and documenting vital signs, cardiology including proper lead placements, a12leadEKG,aprofessionalworkplacebehavior,ethicsandthelegalaspects of healthcare. This program includes 140-hours of classroomlecture, hands on labs and an optional 160-hour clinical externship.Tuition includes all textbooks, supplies and the clinical externship coordination (see below.) NOTE: Upon successful completion of this program (140 hours ofclassroom instruction), students will be given the opportunity to take theNationalHealthcareerAssociation (NHA)CertifiedClinicalMedicalAssistant(CCMA)nationalexaminationforanadditionalcost.

An optional 160-hour clinical externship opportunitywill be offered ata healthcare service provider located within 50 miles of Rock ValleyCollege (students must provide their own transportation). To be eligible forthe160-hourclinicalexternship,studentsmustsuccessfullycompletethe140-hourprogram.Studentsmustalsomeettherequirementsofthehealthcare provider (requirements may include a background check, drug screening,CPR,healthcareinsurance,immunizations,physicalexam,etc.)

NOTE:ThisprogramisnotastateaccreditedCertifiedMedicalAssistantprogram (which is typically a 1-2 year degree program) and you are not qualifiedtotaketheCertifiedMedicalAssistantexam(CMA).

HLT 050 RV Condensed Curriculum Staff $2,39910/1-1/16 MW6:00-9:30pm 16WeeksOct.13,27,Nov.10,Dec.1,15&Jan.5Sa9:00am-4:30pmSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room169NO CLASS Nov. 21, Dec. 24. 26 & 31

Medical Administrative Assistant(4.5Credits)This70-hourcoursepreparesstudentstofunctioneffectivelyin many of the administrative and clerical positions in the healthcare industry.AdministrativeMedicalAssistants,MedialSecretary,MedicalRecords Clerk, and Health Unit Coordinators are all positions in greatdemand. This program covers important entry-level background information on anatomy and physiology, medical terminology, insurance billing and coding, medical ethics, customer service and legal aspects. This program is intended to provide students with a well-rounded introduction to medical administration so that a student can gain the necessary skills required - to either obtain or advance to a healthcare administration position. NOTE: This program will prepare you to meet the requirements of the National Healthcare Association’s (NHA)-CertifiedMedical Administrative Assistant (CMAA) national certification exam.TheCMAAexamwillbegivenfollowingthecompletionof thiscoursefor an additional charge. There is no job placement for this course. All materials are included in the course cost.

HLT 054 RV Condensed Curriculum Staff $1,29910/8-12/19 MW6:00-9:30pm 11WeeksSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room321NO CLASS 11/21

EKG Technician Certification(3 Credits) This comprehensive 50 hour EKG Technician CertificationProgrampreparesstudents to functionasEKGTechniciansand to taketheASPT–Electrocardiograph(EKG)TechnicianexamandotherNationalCertification Exams. This course will include important practice and background information on anatomy and physiology of the heart, medical disease processes, medical terminology, medical ethics, legal aspects of patient contact, electrocardiography and stress testing. Additionally, studentswillpracticewithEKGequipmentandperformhandson labsincludingintroductiontothefunctionandproperuseoftheEKGmachine,the normal anatomy of the chest wall for proper lead placement, 12-lead placement and other clinical practices. NOTE:TheASPTElectrocardio-graph Technician exam will be given following the completion of this course for an additional charge. All materials and student insurance are included in the course cost. There is no job placement for this course. CurrentHealthcareProviderCPRrequired.

HLT 044 RV Condensed Curriculum Staff $1,01910/9-11/29 TTh6:00-9:30pm 9WeeksSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room155NO CLASS 11/22

Dental Assisting(6Credits)The60hourDentalAssistingProgrampreparesstudentsforentry level positions in one of the fastest growing health care positions – Dental Assisting. The purpose of this course is to familiarize the student with all areas of pre-clinical dental assisting and provide training in the profes-sional skills required to function as and assistant in the dental practice. This course covers the following key areas and topics – Administrative Aspects include: the history of dentistry and dental assisting; intro-duction to the dental office; the legal aspects of dentistry; policies and guidelines. Clinical Aspects include: introduction to oral anatomy; dental operatory; dental equipment, introduction to tooth structure; primary and permanent teeth; the oral cavity and related structures; proper patient positioning; dental hand-pieces; sterilization; and other areas. In addition to entry-level administrative jobs, this course is ideal for students inter-estedinpursuingafutureformalDentalHygienistprogram.Thereisnostate or national certification objective with this course. All materials and student insurance are included in the course cost. NOTE: Students will be giventheopportunitytoparticipateinatwo-weekrotation/clinicalatalocaldentist’sofficeuponsuccessfulcompletionofthisprogram.

HLT 053 RV Condensed Curriculum Staff $1,29910/11-12/10 MTh6:00-9:30pm 10WeeksRVCCLASSROOMBLDGII Room220ANO CLASS 11/22

Pharmacy Technician(3 Credits) This comprehensive 50 hour course will prepare students to enter thepharmacyfieldand take thePharmacyTechnicianCertifica-tionBoard’sPTCBexam.Techniciansworkinhospitals,homeinfusionpharmacies, community pharmacies and other health care settings – working under the supervision of a registered pharmacist. Course content includes medical terminology specific to the pharmacy, reading and interpreting prescriptions and defining drugs by generic and brand names. Studentswill learn dosage calculations, I.V. flow rates, drugcompounding, dose conversions, dispensing of prescriptions, inventory control and billing and reimbursement. Recommended: Students should have taken math and science in high school. A high school diploma or GED is required tosit for thePTCBexam.There isno jobplacementfor this course. All materials and student insurance are included in the course cost.

HLT 056 RV Condensed Curriculum Staff $1,00510/10-12/3 MW6:00-9:30pm 9WeeksRVCCLASSROOMBLDGII Room229NO CLASS 11/21

Medical Billing and Coding Program(5 Credits) This combined 80 hour billing and coding course offers the skills needed to solve insurance billing problems, how to manually file claims(usingtheCPTandICD-9manual),completecommoninsuranceforms, trace delinquent claims, appeal denied claims and use generic forms to streamline billing procedures. The course covers the following areas: CPT (Introduction, Guidelines, Evaluation and Management),specialty fields (such as surgery, radiology and laboratory), ICD-9 (Introduction andGuidelines) and basic claims processes formedicalinsurance and third party reimbursements. Students will learn how tofindtheserviceandcodesusingmanuals,(CPT,ICD-9andHCPCS).NOTE: Students who complete this course, may be qualified to sit for theAmericanAcademyofProfessionalCoders(AAPC-Apprentice),and/or other National Certification Exams. After obtaining the practical work experience(6monthsto2years),studentscanobtaintheAAPCCPC®designation. (All materials are included in the tuition fee.) There is no job placement for this course.

HLT 069 RV Condensed Curriculum Staff $1,49910/11-12/20 MTh6:00-9:30pm10/27&11/17 Sa9:00am-3:00pm 11WeeksRVCCLASSROOMBLDGI Room223NO CLASS 11/22

MedicalCodingICD-10Update–-$999MedicalAdministrativeAssistant–$1,299PhlebotomyTechnician–$1,299DialysisTechnician–$1,299DentalAssisting–$1,299MedicalTerminology–$499ECG/EKGCourseforNurses–$699

Visit us online at www.healthedtoday.com/Rockvalleycollege toexperience a Course Demo and to learn more about these exciting new courses!!SPECIFIC REGISTRATION PROCEDURE: First fill out the registration form (located at the last page of this schedule) include e-mail and mail to us, refer to Course # HealthEd. Next register on-line at www.healthedtoday.com/Rockvalleycollege. Follow instructions at the partner website. Call our office for help (815) 921-3900. For course details call toll free1-888-574-6218.

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Intraoral Dental Photography(HS-Adult) This class will helpyou develop an efficient and easy protocol for patient photos with true color rendition. We will explain thecamera controls in easy to under-stand language, and you will actually practice these methods in this class. We will discuss lenses, metering,white balance, and effective use of flashtogettheshotsyouneed.Thisclass is for dentists or auxiliaries.

PHO 802 SCC10 Chicago Photo Safaris $8911/19-11/26 M6:00-7:30pm 2SessionsSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room103

Healthcare E-LearningRockValleyCollegeisnowofferingournewHealthEdTodayE-learningcourses starting. These courses are highly interactive and provide students with an enriched learning experience. These courses were developed through a partnership with leading education organizations including Pearson Education, E-College and Condensed Curriculum International.Note: ask us about national or state certification opportunities through these courses! Courses include: •24houradayinstructorsupport&coursementors •Engaginglabs,studentexercisesandcoursevideos\ •Alltextbooks,workbooksandstudentmaterials •Anew“CareerServices”website–tohelpstudentsadvanceintheircareer

The following courses are available to you anytime:PharmacyTechnician–$1,299EKGTechnician-$1,299MedicalBilling&Coding–$1,399

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Healthcare Provider CPR Renewal This course is for currently certified healthcare providers, whose certificate is ready to expire. This class will recertify you in H.P., CPR, and AED through the American Heart Association. Purchase optional text at class for approx. $15.

HLT 008 RV Deb Webb $499/5 W 5:00 -8:00 pm 1 SessionRVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Room 0200

HLT 008 RV2 Deb Webb $4910/13 Sa 9:00 am -Noon 1 SessionRVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Room 0200

HLT 008 RV3 Deb Webb $4911/14 W 5:00 -8:00 pm 1 SessionRVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Room 0202

HLT 008 RV5 Deb Webb $4912/15 Sa 8:00 -11:00 am 1 SessionRVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Room 0200

Heart Saver First Aid CPR/AEDLay rescuer for CPR AED. Purchase optional text at class for $15.

HLT 019 RV Deb Webb $8910/27 Sa 9:00 am-5:00 pm 1 SessionRVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Room 0200

HLT 019 RV2 Deb Webb $8912/1 Sa 8:00 am-4:00 pm 1 SessionRVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Room 0200

Heart Saver CPR - Pediatric First Aid(.5 Credit) Learn how to manage a pediatric injury or illness until professional help arrives. In emergency situations you can make a difference. This course covers CPR/AED for adults and children and infant CPR. Injury, medical and environmental emergencies will be covered. Injury prevention will also be discussed. This program is designed to meet daycare center regulations. Tuition includes the cost of textbook. One-half hour break on own.

HLT 009 RV Deb Webb $899/15 Sa 8:00 am-4:00 pm 1 SessionRVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Room 0200

HLT 009 RV2 Deb Webb $8911/3 Sa 9:00 am-5:00 pm 1 SessionRVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Room 0200

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First Aid and CPR Training Series

Deb Webb is a certified Basic Life Support Instructor, Medic First Aid with the American Heart Association.

Healthcare Provider – CPR/AEDThis course is designed for the healthcare provider only. This includes nursing students and medical students. Upon successful completion of this course, you will receive a two-year certification in CPR through the American Heart Association. Learn CPR today for your job and for the potential to save the life of a loved one or friend. Tuition includes cost of textbook. PREREQUISITE: Must be in healthcare, nursing or a medical student.

HLT 001 RV Deb Webb $699/5 W 5:00 -10:00 pm 1 SessionRVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Room 0200

HLT 001 RV2 Deb Webb $6910/13 Sa 9:00 am -2:00 pm 1 SessionRVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Room 0200

HLT 001 RV3 Deb Webb $6911/14 W 5:00 -10:00 pm 1 SessionRVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Room 0202

HLT 001 RV4 Deb Webb $6912/15 Sa 8:00 am-1:00 pm 1 SessionRVC PHYSICAL EDUCATION CTR Room 0200

On-line Courses for Healthcare through Ed2GoWe offer a wide range of highly interactive courses for healthcare that you can take entirely over the Internet. All of our courses include expert instructors, many of whom are nationally known authors. Our online courses are affordable, fun, fast, convenient, and geared just for you. Visit www.ed2go.com/rvc to explore the many course offerings. Most courses are $99 for a 6-week session.

SPECIFIC REGISTRATION PROCEDURE: First fill out the registration form (located at the last page of this schedule) include e-mail and mail to us, refer to Course # Ed2Go. Next register on-line at www.ed2go.com/rvc. Follow instructions at the partner website. Call our office for help (815) 921-3900.

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Greg Schwartz was first certified as an ACLS provider in 1994 and as an ACLS instructor in 2000. He has been working as a firefighter/paramedic in the Chicago suburbs since 1996. He has been a field preceptor for paramedic students for ten years and recently began lecturing for area paramedic programs. He became a registered nurse in 2010 and provides in-house EMS training for the paramedics at his fire department.

Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS)(.5 Credits) This is an advanced course that is designed for paramedics, nurses, physicians and other healthcare professionals who either direct of participate in the management of cardiac arrest and other cardiac emergencies. The content focus is on communication and teamwork during cardiac emergencies. Skills are taught in large group sessions and small group testing stations. Two-year certification card provided. Prerequisite: Basic Life Support (BLS) provider card and basic knowledge of identifying cardiac rhythm strips. Purchase text at RVC Bookstore. (Advanced Cardiovascular Life Support (ACLS) for Healthcare Providers (2010 guidelines) Refresher available – call for more information.

HLT 004 RV Greg Schwartz $1509/8 Sa 8:00 am - 4:00 pm 1 SessionBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd. Room 004

Continuing Education For Massage TherapistsWellness-Knowledge-Therapeutic TouchAll courses open to the general public or for CE hours for massage therapists through NCBTMB Providers.

5-Step Neck & Shoulder Release Jin Shin Do®

Relax while learning to find and use Acupoints to relieve your discomfort from tension and stress. Bring pillow and linens to make chairs comfortable. Optional text at class: Fundamentals of Self-Acupressure, $8.00. 2 CE hours for Massage Therapists (JIN SHIN DO® CE Hrs. (Provider #026771) NCBTMB)

HLT 071 RV Sifu Sue Michaelsen, $269/7 F 6:00 am - 8:00 pm 1 SessionBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd. Room 007

Jin Shin Do® Module I, Part 1 -Basic(2.5 Credits) Join thousands of people helping themselves and loved ones with this extraordinary system to release tension and relieve pain and stress. Soothe sore muscles with special energy-balancing point combinations, breathing and focusing techniques. Authorized JSD® Teacher begins preparing students for effective practice of Jin Shin Do®. Learn how to locate 55 Acupoints, process in a simple way, feelings and images which may arise during release, use Eight Strange Flows for energy balancing and general relaxation. (Optional JSD® Handbook & Text available from instructor - approx. $37.) Bring pillow and linens to make tables comfortable for you. 1 hour lunch break on own. 40 CE hours for Massage Therapists (JIN SHIN DO® CE Hrs (Provider #026771) NCBTMB)

HLT 074 RV Sifu Sue Michaelsen $3959/14-9/30 FSaSu 10:30 am - 7:30 pm 6 SessionsBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd. Room 013NO CLASS 9/21, 9/22, 9/23

Acupressure Facial- Jin Shin Do®

(.5 Credit) Students will give and receive a relaxing acupressure therapy session to relieve tension in sinus, jaw, neck and shoulders. Bring pillow and linens to make chairs comfortable. Purchase optional JSD® handbook at class, $3.50. One hour lunch break on own provided. 8 CE hours for Massage Therapists (JIN SHIN DO® CE Hrs (Provider #026771) NCBTMB)

HLT 070 RV Sifu Sue Michaelsen $869/8 Sa 10:30 am - 7:30 pm 1 SessionBELL SCHOOL ROAD CTR 3350 N. Bell School Rd. Room 007

Jin Shin Do® Module I, Part 2-IntermediateLocate 60 additional Acupoints in relation to surrounding anatomy, Western and Eastern physiology/12 organ meridians, location and psychophysical associations, meridian-release point combinations, legal-ethical role of the Acupressurist. Prerequisite: JSD® Mod. 1, Part 1.

HLT 075 RV Sifu Sue Michaelsen $52510/12-10/29 FSaSuM 10:30 am - 7:30 pm 8 SessionsRVC WOODWARD TECHNOLOGY CTR Room 119NO CLASS 10/19, 10/20, 10/21, & 10/22

RVC BookstoReStudent Center, Ground levelhttp://rvc.bncollege.com or (815) 921-1680. For Fall hours and to order or view used and new textbooks, visit us online at www.whywaitforbooks.com.

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Reiki I(.5Credits)Reiki(Ray-key)isaholisticapproachthatsupportsthebody’sability to heal itself by balancing the mind, body and spirit. It helps create a deep feeling of peace and relaxation for the client and allows the therapist a healthy way to release unwanted energy. This class includes thehistoryofReiki, adetaileddescriptionanddemonstration,and thefirst initiation or attunement. Optional: Bring massage table or mat. 8 CE hoursforMassageTherapists.

HLT 022 RV Bonnie Ricica, Body Biz, Inc. $1609/30Su10:00am-7:00pm 1SessionBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room003

Reiki II(.5Credits)ReikiIIbuildsonReikiI.StudentsareintroducedtothethreekeysymbolsofReikiasshowntoDr.Usui.Physical,mentalandemotionalhealing, group healing and distance healing work will be discussed. The second initiationorattunement isgiven.Prerequisite:Reiki I.Optional:Bringmassagetableormat.8CEhoursforMassageTherapists.

HLT 034 RV Bonnie Ricica, Body Biz, Inc. $16011/11Su10:00am-7:00pm 1SessionBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room003

Introduction to Thai Massage(.5 Credits) This course demonstrates and teaches basic Thai massage techniques along with a brief history. Students will have an opportunity to work on each other to develop these skills and see what Thai massage hastooffertheclientaswellasthetherapist.BringThaiMassageorayoga matt, blanket, two pillows and wear yoga-type clothes. 8 CE hours forMassageTherapists.

FWS 056 RV Bonnie Ricica, Body Biz, Inc. $18011/4Su10:00am-7:00pm 1SessionBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room003

Introduction to Aromatherapy(.5 Credits) This course is interactive with lecture and table time to practice new skills. Topics covered will include history and use of aromatherapy; understanding different grades of essential oils: cosmetic, food, and therapeutic; safe application of essential oils for massage therapy both topical and environmental; ten most common and effective essentials oils and oil blends used to enhanceamassagetherapysession.8CEhoursforMassageTherapists.

HLT 063 RV Sarah Canga, Body Biz, Inc. $1609/23Su9:00am-6:00pm 1SessionBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room001

Advanced Aromatherapy Techniques: Raindrop Therapy and Vitaflex(.5 Credits) This course will cover vita flex and raindrop techniquesdevelopedbyGaryYoung,ND.Vitaflexisatechniquethataddressesthebodyusingreflexpointsonthefeetandisstimulatedbyrollingfingertippressureandessentialoils.Raindroptechniqueuses9essentialoilsand2specific massage oils to address spinal alignment issues such as scoliosis, kyphosisandtofacilitatetissuecleansing.Moistheatcompressesarealsoapplied. Students will learn how to apply these techniques to impact the body deeply while applying light pressure and will have 2 new massage protocols to add to their tool belt. Tuition includes cost of supplies. 8 CE hoursforMassageTherapists.Prerequisite:IntrotoAromatherapy.

HLT 064 RV Sarah Canga, Body Biz, Inc. $30511/4Su9:00am-6:00pm 1SessionBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room001

Trigger Point Therapy(.5 Credits) Students will develop an understanding of trigger point therapy and learn how to identify and release trigger points to break cycles of spasms and pain. Demonstrations will include how to treat chronic and acute pain. Students will learn to create treatment protocols usingtriggerpointtherapy.8CEhoursforMassageTherapists.

FWS 054 RV Sarah Canga, Body Biz, Inc. $14012/7F9:00am-6:00pm 1SessionBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room004

Marketing for Body Workers(.5 Credits) This course has been designed to serveMassage TherapyProfessionals,PersonalTrainersandfitnessinstructorstohelpincreaseinterest and participation in your programs. Covering various marketing topics, the course provides students with rich and varied content to apply immediatelyinpractice.8CEhoursforMassageTherapists.

BUS 086 RV2 Staff, Body Biz, Inc. $26710/13Sa9:00am-5:00pm 1SessionRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR Room117

Body Biz has been supporting community programs since 2002. Through a variety of platforms, they reached audiences who share the value of self-improvement and have provided courses and materials to perpetuate the learning. BodyBiz is an approved provider for CE hours through NCBTMB.

Ethics for Massage TherapistsThis course gives practitioners a standard of professional conduct. These standards are necessary to protect both the massage therapist and the patient and to promote effective healing. The course covers communication techniques, boundaries between clients and therapists, therapeutic relationships and psychological terms. This six-hour course is an amalgam of lecture, discussion and participation geared to produce wellness professionals who are aware of and operating in accordance withacrucialethicalsystem.6CEhoursforMassageTherapists.

HLT 014 RV Rick Hayhurst, Body Biz, Inc. $1209/8Sa10:00am-4:00pm 1SessionBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room001

Introduction to Asian Foot Reflexology(.5 Credits) Learn specific Reflexology techniques for relaxation andwellness which can be added to a full body massage session. Theory, history,reflexpointlocations,finger,thumbandknuckletechniqueswillbecovered,aswellastechniquestoaddamini-footReflexologyintoamassage session. In addition, you’ll learn the number point to relax aperson who does not know how to relax. Class will include lecture as well asampletimetopracticetechniques.Bringtwopillowsandablanket.7CEhoursforMassageTherapists.

HLT 032 RV Eric Huffman, Body Biz, Inc. $1609/23Su10:00am-6:00pm 1SessionBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room003

Introduction to Neuromuscular Therapy (NMT)(1 Credit) This course trains massage therapists to eradicate the cause of pain, both acute and chronic. Students learn how to manipulate soft tissue in order to restore the balance between the nervous system and the musculoskeletal system and improve joint and muscle functions. The course covers ischemia, trigger point, nerve entrapment/compression,nutrition, posture and well-being. The sixteen hour course is a mix of activity, lecture and demonstration. –Tuition fee includes cost of materials. NOTE: Bringmassage table, linens& lotion to class. 16CEhoursforMassageTherapists.

FWS 058 RV Rick Hayhurst, Body Biz, Inc. $42910/6-10/7SaSu9:00am-5:00pm 1SessionBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room004

Jamie Fanara is the owner of Bodycraft Wellness & MassageCenter, LLC and has been a Licensed and CertifiedMassage andBodywork Therapist since 2005. She has continued to develop her skills set through continuing education and certification in modalities such as Swedish, Deep Tissue, Sports, Chair, Children, HotStone,Prenatal,Esalen,Fijan,ReikiandCraniosacral.JamieisanNCBTMBApprovedProvider#451792-11.

Sports Massage & Injury Rehab for allLifestyles…(.5 Credits) This course will refresh the fundamentals of sports massage, applied kinesiology, specific injuries, and preventative maintenance. The goal is to be able to apply certain techniques in conjunction with functional body movements for not only athletes, but for all people and any lifestyle. NOTE:BringMassagetable,onesetofsheetsandafacecradlecover.8CEhoursforMassageTherapists.

FWS 030 RV Jamie Fanara, LCMBT $1759/29Sa9:00am-6:00pm 1SessionRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR Room141

Fundamentals of Craniosacral Therapy(1 Credit) The foundation of this course is based on the gentle, hands-on method of evaluating and enhancing the function of the physiological body system called the CranioSacral system-comprised of membranes andcerebrospinalfluid thatsurroundsandprotect thebrainandspinalcord. Through technique and intention, students will learn to feel the gentleandrhythmicflowofthe“cranialwave”.Studentswillalsobeableto recognize certain restrictions that a body can hold, and if released, can improvefunctionthroughouttheentirebody.Bycomplementingthebody’snatural healing processes, CST is effective for a wide range of medical problems associated with pain and dysfunction. NOTE:BringMassagetable,2fittedsheets,2flatsheets,2pillowcases,&1blankettoclass.16CEhoursforMassageTherapists.

FWS 042 RV Jamie Fanara, LCMBT $35010/20-10/21SaSu9:00am-6:00pm 2SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR Room141

Prenatal Massage(1 Credit) Learn how toworkmuscles during pregnancy, labor, aswell aspostpartum. This class integrates the general massage therapy knowledge and continues it for the prenatal client. Information about conception, pregnancy, prenatal massage, labor, labor massage, postpartum, and some general infantmassage informationwill be included. Lecturewill include anatomyphysiology, diseases of pregnancy, discomforts, stretches, contraindications, aromatherapy, and some baby massage. NOTE: Bring massage table, 2 fitted sheets,4flatsheets,4pillows,8pillowcases,2largetowels,andnon-scentedoiltothefirstclass.16CEhoursforMassageTherapists.

FWS 044 RV Jamie Fanara, LCMBT $35011/3-11/4SaSu9:00am-6:00pm 2SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR Room141

Hot Stone Massage(1 Credit) Learn how to work muscles by using smooth heated stones inthepalmsofthemassagetherapist’shands,aswellascertainsizestonesplacedonvariouspartsoftheclient’sbody.Lecturewillincludekeyaspectssuch as history, technique, supplies needed, appropriate temperatures, and contraindications for Hot StoneMassage.NOTE: Massage table, 2 fittedsheets,2flatsheets,1blanket,2largetowels,4flannelpillowcases,6handtowels,2pairsoflongtubesocks,andoil.16CEhoursforMassageTherapists.

FWS 040 RV Jamie Fanara, LCMBT $35012/8-12/9SaSu9:00am-6:00pm 2SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR Room141

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GIFt oF CLAssGive the gift of “life-long learning”!Our classes make a great gift for all occasions. For more information call (815) 921-3900.

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Lymphatic Drainage:Head & NeckThis program is for massage therapists to help you increase lymphatic drainage skills that address headaches, sinus congestion, whiplash and other areas of the neck and head. Overall immunity and detoxification techniques will be covered. Bring massage table, linens, wear shirts without buttons or zippers. Tuition includes allothermaterials.Prerequisite: IntroductiontoLymphatic Drainage. 8 CE hours for Massage

Therapists.

FWS 052 RV Allison Ishman $119 10/26F10:00am-6:00pm 1Session RVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR Room141

Massage & Energy Tools for Stress& ImmunityThis program is for massage therapists to help them discover ways to unlock hidden immune functions and energies and how to address the anatomy of a stress pattern in your clients. This course includes techniques for both working on yourself or clients and bridges myofacial and Chinese medicine techniques for improving healing and balancing stressreactionsinthebody.8CEhoursforMassageTherapists

FWS 050 RV Allison Ishman $119 12/7F10:00am-6:00pm 1Session RVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR Room141

Allison Ishman, LMT, has practiced lymphatic drainage care for over 18years.SheisPresidentandDirectorofIshmanBodyCareCenter&Institute.AllisonisanapprovedproviderforNCBTMBCEhours.

Introduction to Lymphatic Drainage:The Core SequenceThis course enables therapists to safely add lymphatic drainage into sessions that include other forms of therapy. It includes an overview of the lymphatic anatomy and physiology & introduction of hands-on techniques for the overall lymphatic system. NOTE: Bring massage table, linensandwearshirtswithoutbuttonsorzippers.5CEhoursforMassageTherapists.

HLT 023 RV Allison Ishman $79 9/21F1:00-6:00pm 1Session RVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR Room141

Medical Massage – Series II MastersThis program includes the three areas listed – you must register for the full program.Postural Distortion: You will learn all about postural distortions from the serious structural deviations (Scoliosis, Lordosis, Kyphosis) to theeveryday distortions that cause subtle but lingering pain and how and why massage therapy works to treat these conditions. A key part of this class will be the learning to perform “body reading”; an identification of postural misalignment in patients (or potential patients), with just a brief visual scan. The class will be broken up into small groups where participants, at their option, can be evaluated for misalignments themselves; Treatment of the Upper Extremeties: This is a deep therapeutic application to the muscles of the superior appendicular skeleton and designed to use the mechanical and physiological processes of the musculoskeletal system to correct and rehabilitate injured, traumatized or fatigued and over used muscles of this area. It will help aclient/patientmanageandincreasequalityandwell-being,Treatment of the Lower Extremities: This is a deep therapeutic application to the muscles of the inferior appendicular skeleton and is designed to use the mechanical and physiological processes of the musculoskeletal system to correct and rehabilitate injured, traumatized or fatigued and over used musclesof thisarea. Itwillhelpaclient/patientmanageand increasequalityandwell-being.21CEhoursforMassageTherapists.

FWS 034 RV Shamaya Chah $3999/21-9/23 F1:30-7:00pm Room003 SaSu8:30am-5:00pm Room004BELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. 3Sessions

East Meets West- Pulse Assessment and TreatmentThis course is designed to provide graduate massage school students, certified and Licensed MassageTherapists with training in the usage of applied kinesiology, moxabustion, Chinesecups,Magrainionpellets and electric point stimulators. Learn pulseassessment to balance and treat meridians according to the 5 element theory. Treatment protocols for: whiplash/TMJ, rotator cuff injuries,sciatic/piriformis syndrome, knee conditions, carpal tunnel/plantarfasciitis.Tuitionincludeshandouts,PiezoPen,100PiecesofMoxa,Ear/PointPellets-300eachGoldandSilver,PowerPointCDofClass.NOTE: Register byOctober 12.No refunds afterOctober 12. 16CEHours forMassageTherapists.

FWS 048 RV Shamaya Chah $79510/27-10/28 SaSu8:30am-5:00pm 3SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room004

Cold Stone Therapy for Migraine HeadachesThis innovative workshop was designed specifically for massage therapists, body workers and spa practitioners who want to offer their clients an alternative and dramatic relief treatment for all kinds of headaches. Workshop includes lecture on migraines and symptoms,hands on practice to perform strategic placement of hand-crafted cold marble stones to decrease the pressure of dilated blood vessels, sinus congestion, and the use of specially formulated aromatherapies for migraines and the most common types of headaches, as well as specific headache point massage strokes. Tuition includes “how-to” handouts and four spa foot towels. NOTE: Due to instructor allergies, students are asked to NOT wear perfume, perfumed body lotion, cologne or basemake-uptoclass.Bringamassagetable,1setofsheets,4bathtowels, 2 hand towels, 3 dark-colored washcloths, 1 blanket, 1 medium-sizedmetalbowland1 trashbag forused towelsandsheets.Marblestones,specializedaromatherapyandinstructionalDVDwillbeavailableforpurchase from instructoratastudentdiscount rate.6CEhours forMassageTherapists.RegisterbySeptember1.RefundPolicy–NorefundafterSeptember7.

HLT 015 BLL Kelly Lott, MTI,CIMI, NCBTMB $1359/24M9:00am-4:00pm 1SessionRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR Room141

Kelly Lott, LMT has 20 years of experience in massage and has been a nationally certified instructor through NCBTMB for thepast 15 years. She has extensive experience teaching topics such as pregnancy, post-partum/ labor, face toning, cold stone therapyfor migraine headaches, spa treatments and many other massage relatedtopics.KellyisanNCBTMBApprovedProvider#055516-00.

Face Toning MassageLearnhowtoperforma“hydrotherapyfacetoning”massagetreatment.Whilelearning,practicingandreceivingasequentialseriesofmassagestrokes that affect the facial muscles, along with tightening and toning oftheneckandupperchest.Useofwarmmoisttowelsfortheface,feet,neck and chest are an added bonus. Tuition includes extensive “how to” handouts, full-size, face toning products and 24 facial towels.NOTE: Due to instructor allergies, students are asked to NOT wear perfume, perfumed body lotion, cologne or base make-up to class. Bring a massage table,3setsofsheets,6bath towels,3hand towels,1medium-sizedmetalbowl,1blanketand2trashbagsforusedtowelsandsheets.14CEhoursforMassageTherapists.RegisterbySeptember1,RefundPolicy– NorefundafterSeptember7.

HLT 060 BLL Kelly Lott, MTI,CIMI, NCBTMB $2859/22-9/23Sa&Su9:00am-5:00pm 2SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR Room141

Shamaya Chah, LMT, CKTP (fka Barbara Seiderman),owner/operatorofMusculoskeletalRehab,Inc.,licensed/certifiedmassagetherapist and continuing education provider with over 25 years of experienceinadvancedtherapiesincludingAnatomy&Physiology.For over 18 years, Shamaya Chah has been providing massage therapy instruction in luxury spas throughout south Florida and the Caribbean, personalizing classroom instruction for the massage therapy staff at each spa location. Shamaya is an approved provider ofNCBTMBCEhours

Medical Massage Certification Program Our Medical Massage Certification Program is specifically designedto allow you to confidently and profitably work within the medical community.CompletionoftheProfessionalandMastersseriesofcoursesallows you the knowledge and confidence to work independently yet confidentlywithdoctors.AcertificateinMedicalMassageisissuedaftercompletionofboththeProfessionalandMasterslevels(maybetakeninany order). Students must be able to fully participate physically in both giving and receiving hands-on applications of new techniques. NOTE: Students must provide address, email address and Massage TherapyLicense # at registration. Bring a massage table, table linens, lotion,paper and pen to class and wear comfortable clothing. NOTE: RegisterbySeptember7.NorefundsafterSeptember7.

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Raindrop The raindrop technique involves the amazing power of essential oils, mixed with a variety of massage techniques, including backmassage,vitaflexmassageand heat application. The technique is designed to bring

the body back into structural and electrical alignment. Often many types of spinal problems and misalignments are caused by toxins that lie dormant within the spine. The use of essential oils helps to dispose of these viruses within the spine, helping its structure return to normal. The raindrop technique can be used as a tool to provide a healthy balance to the body. Essential oils also stimulate the nerves and the re-growth of tissue. Bring a massage table to class and wear comfortable clothing andshoes.7CEhoursforMassageTherapists.RegisterbyOctober26.RefundPolicy-NorefundsafterOctober26.

HLT 015 RV3 Kelsey Lyons $25011/4Su9:00am-5:00pm 1SessionBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room004

End of Life Oncology/ Hospice Massage Touch has been known to create a rise in blood pressure of people in a deep coma and to penetrate the nonverbal state of late stage Alzheimer’s patients who, suddenlyduring a massage, may blurt out a sentence like, “Oh, this feels good,” only to return immediatelyintotheirsilentworld.Patientssometimesreducetheirdemand for drugs when massage is an integral part of the treatment protocol. With these patients, you would emphasize geriatricmassage techniques which are directed toward the amelioration of pain, rather than the vigorous approaches of deep tissue work or acupressure. Bring a massage table to class and wear comfortable clothingandshoes.7CEhoursforMassageTherapists.RegisterbySeptember28.RefundPolicy-NorefundsafterSeptember28.

HLT 015 RV2 Kelsey Lyons $25010/14Su9:00am-5:00pm 1SessionRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR Room141

Fijian Massage (1Credit)Studentswilllearnbenefits,cautions/contraindications,history,foothygiene,flooretiquette,andFijianmassagetechniques–bothgivingand receiving for a full body routine. Techniques will be taught prone, supine, and side-lying on the following body parts: back, gluts, legs, feet, hands, arms, abdomen, chest, shoulders and neck. All techniques are done through clothing (wear loose comfortable clothing, yoga pants).

FWS 036 RV Christyn Rittenhouse, LMT $3509/29-9/30SaSu9:00am-6:00pm 2SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room004

Supplies for both Fijian Massage classes:4 full-sizepillows,1facecradle cover, 2 flat sheets, 2 small towels, foot sanitizer, socksor softslippers, water, misc. snacks (energy food), folder or 3-ring binder, pen or pencil, 1 yoga mat, massage cream or oil, professional pedicure is strongly recommended. Optional: heating pads or electric blanket, 1 light blanket.

Fijian Oil Massage (Prone 8 Supine 8) (1 Credit) Studentswill learn how FijianMassage has evolved toinclude oil for a completely comprehensive barefoot massage. This will feel like a very deep Swedish massage, only done with the feet. Students will learn benefits, cautions/contraindications,history, foot hygiene, floor etiquette, techniques, and a full bodyroutine.Massagetechniqueswillbetaughtproneandsupineonthefollowing body parts: back, gluts, legs, feet, hands, arms, abdomen, chest, shoulders and neck. While no massage is effortless, alltechniques were designed to be wonderfully effective while being aseasyaspossibletothetherapist.Muchofthismassageisdonewhile therapist is seated.

FWS 038 RV Christyn Rittenhouse, LMT $35011/17-11/18SaSu9:00am-6:00pm 2SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room004

Introduction to the ChakrasThis overview will help you under-stand why opening and healing the seven chakras are essential to living a healthy, happy, productive, balanced, and fulfilling life. These energy centers are the connections between our mind, body, and spirit and the driving force behind every

functionofourlives.Learnwhatthechakrasare,andhowtheyimpactyour life, health and well-being. Join Beth Campisi, certified chakra instructorthroughBridgesofUnity,ReikiMasterandlicensedmassagetherapist to see what benefits you could realize in your life by working with the chakras.Basedon thebook, “SevenPortals toYourSoul:AnAccessible Guide for Mending Your Life” by Marcia A. Phillips. 2 CEhoursforMassageTherapists;2CEU’sforSocialWorkersandLicensedPracticalCounselors.

OSS 006 RV Beth Campisi $299/18 T6:00-8:00pm 1SessionRVCPHYSICALEDUCATIONCTR Room0202

Opening the Lower Chakras(.5 Credit) The lower chakras (root, sacral and solar plexus) help us to live a physical life that truly works for us. Each chakra supports a specific area of the body and function of our life. This class is for anyone interested in doing personal inner healing work to open and balance your lower chakras to facilitate physical, mental and emotional healing. The book andworkbookrequiredforthisclassare“SevenPortalsToYourSoul:AnAccessibleGuideforMendingYourlife”byMarciaPhillipsandcanbe purchased from the instructor on the first night of class. (Cost for the bookandworkbookis$35andarealsousedfortheOpeningtheUpperChakrasclass.)10CEhoursforMassageTherapists,10CEU’sforSocialWorkersandLicensedPracticalCounselors.

HLT 091 RV Beth Campisi $999/25-10/16 T6:00-8:30pm 4SessionsRVCPHYSICALEDUCATIONCTR Room0202

Opening the Upper Chakras(.5 Credits) The upper chakras (heart, throat, third eye and crown) help us connect with our inner and higher spiritual self to live a life that is in alignment with who we really are. Specific information about each chakra is covered: its color, location, issues, purpose and how to open and balance it to live a happier, healthier more meaningful life. This class will utilize the tools and build upon the insights learned in the Lower Chakra class, therefore it is highlyrecommended that participants take Opening the Lower Chakrasclass.(ThesamebookisusedforOpeningtheLowerChakrasclass.)10CEhours forMassageTherapists;10CEU’s forSocialWorkersandLicensedPracticalCounselors.

HLT 092 RV Beth Campisi $9910/30-11/20 T6:00-8:30pm 4SessionsRVCPHYSICALEDUCATIONCTR Room0202

Kelsey Lyons isan instructorandMassageTherapistwithsevenyears of hands-on experience, and five years of teaching massage. ShehasaB.S.inHumanServices,multiplecertificationsinContinuingEducationandmore.KelseyisaNCBTMBApprovedProvider.

Bamboo Massage Bamboo massage is a technique that incorporates bamboo stalks of varying lengths and diameters to provide deep-tissue work. Some practi-tioners combine elements of shiatsu, traditional Chinese medicine, Thai massage, lymphatic drainage, ayurveda and sometimes sticks are heated or essential oils are incorporated into the techniques. The massage itself promotes circulation, sensory nerve perception, and lymphatic drainage and provides a deep sense of relaxation and well-being. An added benefit for the practitioner is that using the bamboo sticks helps to reduce stress and strain on hands and fingers while still allowing for deeply penetrating maneuvers. Bring a massage table to class and wear comfortable clothing andshoes.7CEhoursforMassageTherapists.RegisterbySeptember2.RefundPolicy-NorefundsafterSeptember2.

HLT 015 RV Kelsey Lyons (ProvideyourownBambooSet) $2259/16Su9:00am-5:00pm 1SessionBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room004

HLT 015 RV1 Kelsey Lyons (IncludingBambooSet-$175value) $4009/16Su9:00am-5:00pm 1SessionBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room004

Christyn Rittenhouse, LMT,andcertifiedFijianMassageinstructor.She studied with founder of Fijian Massage, Lolita Knight. Shehas also studied many modalities including: neuron-muscular, acupressure, cupping, Ashiatsu, sports, reflexology, chair, and qigong.CEhoursprovidedthroughLolitaKnight,anapprovedproviderofNCBTMBCEhours#307802-00.

Fijian Massage:WhatmakesFijianMassageuniqueisthatitisdoneonheatedmatsonthefloorusingthetherapist’sfeet.Usinggravity,leverage,andbodyweight thebroadsurfaceof the therapist’s foot (or feet) candeliver the deepest of pressure and amazing tissue engagement causing quick endorphin release for a wonderfully relaxing effect. Because of the size of the tool being used (your foot) therapists are able to access more muscles at the same time enabling them to deliver depth like no other massagewithrelativelyloweffortonthetherapist’spart.Nowalkingonclients is involved – two footed techniques are done only when sitting.

CE Hours for Massage Therapists through Bridges of UnityAll courses are open to the general public Bridges of Unity (with Beth Campisi) is approved by the National Certification Board for Therapeutic MassageandBodywork(NCBTMB)asacontinuingeducationApprovedProvider.HoursarevalidforIllinoislicensorrenewal.ToreceiveCEhoursfor the following five courses, please bring your massage license number toclassandacheckfor$15madeouttoBridgesofUnity.Thefollowingcourses are also approved for Social Worker and Licensed PracticalCounselorCEU’sthroughRockValleyCollegeatnoadditionalcharge.

Sharon Puszko, PhD, LMT Owner/Director/Educator ofDay-Break Geriatric Massage Institute in Indianapolis, IN.Day-Break Geriatric Massage Institute educates massagetherapistsandotherhealthpractitionersinGeriatricMassageandisanapprovedproviderforCEhoursthroughNCBTMB.

Geriatric Massage Workshop – Level 1 (1 Credit) This workshop will train participants in geriatric massage. Topics include, physiological, psychological & sociological aspects of aging, client assessment, cautions & contraindications, psychological aspects of contact with the elderly, and attention to detail in the assessment of the older client; modification of standard massage techniques and development of special methods tosuiteachclient’sspecialneeds;how to establish a Geriatric

Massagepractice,marketingtoseniorfacilities,referralsourcesandactive seniors in the community at large; and more. The therapist who likes to work with seniors is put on the path to a massage career that isemotionallysatisfyingwithoutbeingphysicallydraining.18CEHoursforMassageTherapist.(RegisterbyOctober5,NorefundsafterOct5.)

FWS 046 RV Sharon Puszko, PhD. LMT $37510/12-10/14 F6:30-9:30pm 3Sessions Sa9:00am-5:00pmSu9:00am-4pmBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room004

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HOSPITALITY CAREERSPrepare For Certification

HOSPITALITY CAREERS

STATE of ILLINOIS CERTIFICATIONFood Service Sanitation Certification Course(1 Credit) Classroom problem solving will help translate principles to everyday use and encourage participants to share their knowledge with co- workers. Learn basic food service sanitation principles that willprepare you to take the Food Service Certification Exam given by the Illinois Department of Public Health (given in class). Purchase text atRVCBookstoreandbringwithyoutofirstclass.NOTE:Uponsuccessfulcompletion of the exam, participants are eligible to apply for an Illinois DepartmentofPublicHealth FoodServiceSanitationCertificate foranadditional$35fee.

HLT 051 RV1 Marilyn Spielman $999/17-9/24 M8:00am-5:00pm 2SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room004

HLT 051 RV2 Marilyn Spielman $999/22-9/29 Sa8:00am-5:00pm 2SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room001

HLT 051 RV3 Marilyn Spielman $9910/23-10/30 T8:00am-5:00pm 2SessionsRVCSTUDENTCENTER Room1224

HLT 051 RV4 Marilyn Spielman $9910/26-11/2 F8:00am-5:00pm 2SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room004

HLT 051 RV5 Marilyn Spielman $9911/1-11/8 Th8:00am-5:00pm 2SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room004

HLT 051 RV6 Marilyn Spielman $9911/3-11/10 Sa8:00am-5:00pm 2SessionsRVCPHYSICALEDUCATIONCTRRoom0204

HLT 051 RV7 Marilyn Spielman $9912/3-12/10 M8:00am-5:00pm 2SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room004

NATIONAL CERTIFICATIONServSafe Essentials - Food Safety Certification(1Credit)Researchshowsthefoodserviceworkforceischanging.Variedfoodservice experience, a more diverse workforce, and tighter training schedules are impacting food safety training. TheNationalRestaurantAssociation Educational Foundation (NRAEF) provides a heightenedawareness of prevention with the latest scientific best practices and proven instructional techniques. Students will better comprehend food safety knowledge, prepare for the certification exam (given in class) and apply it on the job to help protect the general public. This course is taught in English; however the text and test are available in Spanish upon special request.Purchase textatRVCBookstoreandbringwithyou tofirst class. NOTE:Uponsuccessfulcompletionoftheexam,participantsarealsoeligibletoapplyforanIllinoisDepartmentofPublicHealthFoodServiceSanitationCertificateforanadditional$35fee.

HSP 026 RV Annette Hosmann $9910/6-10/13 Sa8:00am-5:00pm 2SessionsRVCPHYSICALEDUCATIONCTRRoom0202

Food Service CertificationEarn your Food Service Certification – register for either the State of Illinois or National Certification courses below. The following rules apply to both State and National Certification: REQUIRED ATTENDANCE: Mandatoryattendanceisrequiredforthefull15hours.Youmustarrivepromptlyby the start time. No exceptions, late-comers will not be admitted to class. RETAKE: If you are retaking the exam, you must notify the Continuing Education Office at (815)-921-3900 before the first class, so we can order the appropriate exam. Bring your failure notification and a photo ID to class. RENEWAL:ThosewhoneedtorenewtheirlicensemayattendtheFoodServiceRefreshercourse,orattendthefirstdayofthe15hourclassfrom8 am-2:30 pm. Bring a photo ID and your current State of Illinois Food Service Certificate to class. IMPORTANT: If your Certificate has or will expire bythefirstclass,youmustretakethe15hourclass.RegisterEarly!PurchasebookletatRVCBookstoreandbringitwithyoutoclass.CallContinuingEducation to register – 815-921-3900.

The Art of Bartending(1.5 Credits) For fun or career! Acquire the skills necessary for full or part time employment as a professional bartender. Learn tomixand serve a variety of alcoholic beverages, stock and maintain a bar, the laws and liabilities of bartending and more. Colored water will be used to mix drinks, although appropriate tools, equipment and glassware will be available. Purchase text at RVC Bookstore.PREREQUISITE: Must be at least 21 to register. Recommended: ILBASSET Certification.

HSP 018 RFD Frank Manzullo $1859/17-11/19 M6:00-8:30pm 10SessionsEAGLE’SCLUB 382911thSt.

IL B.A.S.S.E.T Certification CourseCertification Course - Alcohol AwarenessThe State of Illinois requires that all present and future employees of the food service industry who wish to serve liquor complete this training. This four hour IllinoisLiquorControlCommission(ILCC)approved ILCC B.A.S.S.E.T. CertificationCourse is ideal for managers, owners, sellers, servers, and bartenders who sell, serve, and handle alcoholic beverages within the scope of their employment. This course covers: Physical Propertiesof Alcohol, Drugs, and Alcoholism, Preventionand InterventionTechniques,IllinoisStateStatutes,LocalOrdinances,Illinois DUI Laws, Proper Identification Techniques, Police Policies andExpectations,DramShopLiabilities,InsuranceandVictim’sRights.

Mandatory: StudentMUSTattendthe full four (4)hoursofclassroominstruction,completepretestassessmentandsuccessfullypasstheILCCB.A.S.S.E.Tpost-test.Coursetraining/ResourceMaterialsfromtheILCCB.A.S.S.E.T. will be provided in class. After successful completion of this classstudentswillreceive:CertificatesofCompletionissuedbybothRVCandILCC,andaTemporaryILCCB.A.S.S.E.T.card—validfor30days(theofficialILCCB.A.S.S.E.T.cardwillbeissueddirectlybytheILCC).

Note: This is a lecture class and all course curriculums (handouts, visuals, written test, etc.) are in English. Students must provide a valid State Driver’sLicenseorState/FederalIDcardtotheinstructoratthestartofclass.

HSP 019 RV Roxanne Muscia Lena $9510/13 Sa8:00am-12:30pm 1SessionRVCSTUDENTCENTER Room1224

Food Service RefresherCertified food service managers, this class will qualify you for renewal of your IllinoisDepartment of PublicHealth (IDPH) FoodServiceSanitationManagersCertification.Emphasiswillbeplacedoncurrenttopicsinfoodservicesanitation,includingHazardAnalysisCriticalControlPoint(HACCP)concepts and foods and problems associated with recent food borne illness outbreaks. Important: Bring a photo ID and your current State of Illinois Food Service Sanitation Certificate to class. If your Certificate has or will expire bythedateoftheclass,youmustretakethe15hourclass.RegisterEarly!NOTE:AccordingtotheStateofIllinoisGuidelines,mandatoryattendanceis required for five hours. You must arrive promptly by the start time. No exceptions,late-comerswillnotbeadmittedtoclass.PurchasebookletatRVCBookstoreandbringwithyoutoclass.

HLT 055 RV Marilyn Spielman $559/18 T8:00am-2:00pm 1SessionBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room004

HLT 055 RV2 Marilyn Spielman $5510/27 Sa8:00am-2:00pm 1SessionRVCPHYSICALEDUCATIONCTR Room0204

HLT 055 RV3 Marilyn Spielman $5511/7 W8:00am-2:00pm 1SessionBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room004

HLT 055 RV4 Marilyn Spielman $5512/1 Sa8:00am-2:00pm 1SessionRVCPHYSICALEDUCATIONCTR Room0204

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LANGUAGE FOR THE WORKPLACECommunicate with Confidence!

Spanish for Healthcare Professionals(1 Credit) This course is designed to assist healthcare professionals in their daily contact with Spanish-speaking clientele. Participants willreview basic Spanish grammar and structure with emphasis on occupa-tion specific vocabulary and phrases, all of which will be immediately useful. PREREQUISITE: Spanish for Everyone or knowledge of basic Spanishlanguage.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.

COM 025 RV Judith Barrera-Tulian $9911/6-12/11 TTh6:00-8:00pm 10SessionsRVCPHYSICALEDUCATIONCTRRoom0200

Spanish for Educators(1credit)ThisLevel-IIcourseisdesignedtoassisteducatorsintheirdailycontactwith Spanish-speaking students, parents and the community. Building skills through activities such as guessing from context, recognizing meaning from grouping of wordsandidentifyingtheuseofspecialterms.Wewillhelpyoutocommunicatequickly, simply and effectively. RECOMMENDED:SpanishforGringosorknowledgeofbasicSpanishlanguage.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore. 12CPDU’s

Chinese I(Adult) Increase your marketability! In this era of globalization, communicate withmorethanhalfoftheworldspopulationbylearningtheworld’snewsecond language, Chinese. Focus will be on communicative skills. On-line workbook will teach typing Chinese which can be easily mastered in a 10 week class. No prerequisite required, although Intro to Chinese would be helpful.PurchasetextandonlineworkbookfromRVCBookstorepriortofirstclass.20CPDU’s.

FOR 042 RV Tracy Cannell $1359/13-11/15 Th6:00-8:00pm 10Sessions RVCCLASSROOMBLDGII Room128

Spanish For Everyone – I(1 Credit) This first-level class will help students learn basic conversational Spanish grammar, alphabet, pronunciations, sounds, articles, nouns, adjectives. You will gain the tools to help you start putting sentences and paragraphs together. The techniques learned in this class will be used in theLevelII-specificconversationalSpanishclasses.16CPDU’sNOTE: Students must attend allsessionstoearnCPDU’s.

FOR 031 RV Judith Barrera-Tulian $1299/10-10/4 MTh6:00-8:00pm 8SessionsRVCCLASSROOMBLDGI Room229

Spanish For Everyone – II(Adult) A continuation of our Spanish for Gringos – Level I class.PREREQUISITE: Spanish for Gringos – Level I (or instructor permission).PurchasetextfromRVCBookstorepriortofirstclass.16CPDU’sNOTE: Students must attend allsessionstoearnCPDU’s.

COM 024 RV Judith Barrera-Tulian $12910/8-11/1 MTh6:00-8:00pm 8SessionsRVCCLASSROOMBLDGI Room229

Chinese III(Adult) This course is a continuation of Chinese II focusing on shopping, transportation and school life. PREREQUISITE:ChineseII.PurchasetextatRVCBookstorepriortostartoffirstclass(samebookasChineseI). 20CPDU’s.

FOR 046 RV Tracy Cannell $1359/12-11/14 W6:00-8:00pm 10SessionsRVCCLASSROOMBLDGII Room123NOTE: Students must attend allsessionstoearnCPDU’s.

Chinese II(Adult) This course is a continuation of Chinese I will focus on visiting friends and making appointments. PREREQUISITE:Chinese I.PurchasetextatRVCBookstorepriortostartoffirstclass(samebookasChineseI). 20CPDU’s.

FOR 044 RV Tracy Cannell $1359/11-11/13 T6:00-8:00pm 10SessionsRVCCLASSROOMBLDGII Room128

APICS – The Association for Operations ManagementAPICS – The Association for Operations Management providescertificationinCertifiedinProductionandInventoryManagement(CPIM).This certification leads to better decision-making skills and enhances the ability to predict outcomes and achieve desired results. This program is designed for people working in the field of materials and operations management or people working in positions that interact with this field who need to learn the basic concepts, techniques, and terminology. These courses will also relate to those in the healthcare profession, small business, or retail operations who work with inventory management.

Aseriesof five (5) coursesprepares you forCPIMCertification through the APICS organization. Youmust complete each course and pass each exam successfully to be awarded the CPIMdesignation.The series consists of Basics of Supply Chain Management, Master Planning of Resources,DetailedSchedulingandPlanning,Executionand

ControlofOperationsandStrategicManagementofResources.BasicsofSupplyChainManagementshouldbetakenfirstandStrategicManagementofResourcestakenlast,theotherthreecanbetakeninanyorder.

MANUFACTURING/ WORKFORCE TRAININGUpgrade Your Skills-learn a New Trade

•Dutch•Spanish(LatinAmerica)•German

•French•Italian•OccupationalSpanish

•MandarinChinese•PublicSafetySpanish•Portugese

WeofferawiderangeofhighlyinteractivelanguagecoursesthatyoucantakeentirelyovertheInternet. Online convenience means that you can learn what you want, when you are ready, on your schedule, from anywhere. Your learning is always within reach. Our online language courses are affordable,fun,andconvenient.Whetheryouarelookingtobrushuponaforeignlanguagebeforea trip or are looking to enhance your career with our job-specialized language courses, we have the right course for you!Only$99for6Months-UnlimitedOnlineAccess–Startanytimeatyourownpace!SPECIFIC REGISTRATION PROCEDURE: First fill out the registration form (located at the last page of this catalog) include e-mail and mail to us,refertoCourse#FORLAN.Nextregister on-line at www.languageauthority.com/rockvalleycollege.Followinstructionsatthepartnerwebsite.

Call our office for help (815) 921-3900.

Learn a New Language:

LANGUAGE FOR THE WORKPLACE / MANUFACTURING/WORKFORCE TRAINING

FOR 024 RV Judith Barrera-Tulian $999/19-11/28 W6:00-8:00pm 10SessionsRVCCLASSROOMBLDGI Room229 NO CLASS 11/21

NOTE:Purchaserequiredtext($130perclass)optionaldictionary(one-timepurchaseof$30)frominstructorateachclass.Paymentshouldbemadeincash or by check only. Credit or Debit cards cannot be processed. Register by 9/4/12 to avoid additional shipping charges for text/dictionary.

CPDU’s Available!

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Master Planning of Resources(1.5 Credits) Explore the processes used to develop sales and operation plans, identify and assess internal and external demand and forecasting requirements. The course focuses on the importance of producing achievable master schedules that are consistent with business policies, objectives and resource constraints. Topics include: demand management, sales and operations planning, master scheduling and measuring the businessplan.Purchasetextatclass-approx.$130.Registerby9/4toavoid additional shipping charges for text.

MAT 031 RV Larry Ackerman $1999/10-11/12 M6:00-8:30pm 10SessionsRVCPHYSICALEDUCATIONCTRRoom0106

Basics of Supply Chain Management(1.5Credits)Explorethebasicconceptsofmanagingtheflowofmaterialsin a supply chain. Get a complete overview of material flow, frominternal and external suppliers, to and from your organization. Topics include Elements of the Supply Chain, Just-In-Time (JIT), TotalQualityManagement (TQM), Manufacturing Resources Planning (MRP II),DemandPlanningandCapacityManagement.TakethiscourseasthefirstintheseriesorcallLarryAckerman(815)978-4924.

MAT 036 RV Nancy Reafler $199 9/11-11/13 T6:00-8:30pm 10SessionsRVCPHYSICALEDUCATIONCTRRoom0106

OSHA 10-hour General Industry Course Hasyourcompanydownsizedandareyounowthe“safety”person?Inthis fast paced program, youwill earn yourOSHA 10-hour cardwhilelearningtheOSHAregulations,howtohandleanOSHAinspectionandwhat happens after the visit. Special emphasis will be placed on the most frequently cited violations and how they may relate to your company. OSHA29CFR1910bookrequired-availableattheRVCbookstore.

ISH 018 RV John Vaughan $199 10/11 Th8:00am-3:00pm 2Sessions10/12 F8:00am-Noon2 SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR Room142

Forklift Operator Training – OSHA Certification Since 1998, forklift operators are required to be certified. This program is designed to complywith the OSHA classroom training requirementoftheregulation.Gainvaluablesafetyknowledgethatwillenablehim/her towork safely. ComplieswithOSHAandANSI training guidelinesby providing knowledge of the regulations, a written exam and hands on evaluation. The employer will be required to provide a proficiency test on site for the specific functions and equipment that you will be operating. Operators will learn the hazards of driving a forklift with an overall emphasis on safety. Experienced operators will find this program enlightening and informative. Training booklet provided.

ISH 022 RV John Vaughan $110 10/13 Sa8:00am-Noon 1SessionRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR Room142

Forklift Operator Training(.5 Credits) This course will help you become knowledgeable in powered industrial truck (forklift) operation. You will gain valuable knowledge and the skills required to operate a lift truck in a correct and professional manner. O.S.H.A. requires anyone who operates a powered industrialtruck to be trained and authorized. Have you been trained? Note: tobecome an “Authorized” or qualified operator, the owner of the forklift mustalsoevaluateyou“on-site”.Participantswilllearn:O.S.H.A.29CFR1910.178(1) regulations; Aspects of lift truck operation; Pre Operationinspection,ofworkareaandtruck;Recommendedhandlingproceduresandloadhandling;FuelingproceduresGas,Diesel,andElectric.Studentswill be required to demonstrate practical lift truck operation skills. Trucks coveredare, ITA (IndustrialTruckAssociation)Class1,2,3,4,and5. Formoreinformation,pleasecontact:[email protected](815)568-0061.

ISH 025 RFD Nissan Staff $1509/21 F8:00am-4:30pm 1SessionNISSANFORKLIFT 240N.ProspectSt.,Marengo

ISH 025 RFD2 Nissan Staff $15010/26 F8:00am-4:30pm 1SessionNISSANFORKLIFT 240N.ProspectSt.,Marengo

ISH 025 RFD3 Nissan Staff $15011/16 F8:00am-4:30pm 1SessionNISSANFORKLIFT 240N.ProspectSt.,Marengo

Execution and Control of Operations (1.5 Credits) This course will focus on the areas of prioritizing and sequencing work, executing work plans and implementing controls, authorizing and reporting activities for push and pull systems and evaluating performance and providing feedback. The course explains techniques for scheduling and controlling production processes, the execution of quality initiatives and continuous improvement plans, and the control and handling of inventories. PREREQUISITE: Basics of Supply Chain Management.

MAT 035 RV Larry Ackerman $199 9/12-11/14 W6:00-8:30pm 10SessionsRVCPHYSICALEDUCATIONCTR Room0106

Detailed Scheduling and Planning (1.5 Credits) Focus on the various techniques for material and capacity scheduling. The course includes detailed descriptions of material requirements planning (MRP), capacity requirements planning (CRP),inventory management practices, and procurement and supplier planning. Topics include: management, mechanics of the detailed material planning process, planning operations to support the priority plan and planning procurement and external sources of supply. PREREQUISITE: Basics of SupplyChainManagement.

MAT 033 RV Cindi Gustafson $199 9/13-11/15 Th6:00-8:30pm 10SessionsRVCPHYSICALEDUCATIONCTR Room0116

EPA Refrigerant Handling Certification–U.S. EPA Approved Refrigerant Handling Seminar With Certification(.5Credits)Thiscourseisatwo-sessionpreparationfortheEPARefrigerantHandlingExamforstationaryrefrigerationandairconditioningequipmentand will cover Types I, II, and III. This course will meet worker certification requirements, and demonstrate how and why to use capture and recovery equipment. Students will review rules and regulations regarding Freon handling, learn how to properly service equipment, learn to use recovery equipment and discuss refrigerant types and basic refrigeration as it appliestothetestandsafetyissues.TheEPA-approvedexamwillbegiven at the third session. You must pass the exam to receive refrigerant handling certification. Anyone who vents Freon into the atmosphere will require certification training to be in compliance with the Federal Clean Air Act including line workers, service technicians, production personnel, union members, supervisors, managers and owners.

MEC 056 BLL Stuart Berg $9010/10-10/24 W6:00-9:00pm 3SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room002

EPA Certification - Test OnlyThis is the third sessionof theEPACertificationPreparation course. IfyouareregisteredforMEC056,youareautomaticallyregisteredfortheexam. This is the exam only, and does not include course or study guide. IfyoualreadyhaveanEPAcardbutwanttotakeanadditionalpartoftheexam,pleasebringyourcurrentEPAcardtotheexam.

OST 007 BLL Proctor $3010/24 W6:00-9:00pm 1SessionBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350BellSchoolRd. Room002

Basic Refrigeration & Air Conditioning (1.5 Credits) This course is an overview of the basics of a refrigeration system. We will go over components and how they function in thesystem. Regulations for Section 608 and basic troubleshooting andservice procedures will be covered with some hands-on training on the refrigerationtestboard.Studentsshouldbringsafetyglasses.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.NOTE:StudentsshouldregisterfortheEPAexamtoreceiveyourSection608TechnicianCertificationcard-additional$30.SeecourseOST007BLL.

MEC 051 BLL Stuart Berg $136 9/10-10/22 M6:00-9:15pm 7SessionsBELLSCHOOLROADCTR3350N.BellSchoolRd. Room002

MANUFACTURING/WORKFORCE TRAINING continued

GIFt oF CLAssGive the gift of “life-long learning”!Our classes make a great gift for all occasions. For more information call (815) 921-3900.

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Credentialing Course for Current CNC MachinistsCredentialing is also available for students who have previously finished the CNC Setup and Operation courses, or any CNC machinist who wishestosatisfytheNIMScredentialandtaketheonlineNIMSexam.The credential consists of the tasks that all machinists encounter while setting up and running through an unproven program. These tasks must be completed for three setups and then the online exam may be taken. This course consists of 12 hours of lab time to perform the setups required and complete the online exam. Enrollees must meet with the instructor to select lab times. Students whowish to enroll in NIMS credential-ingcoursemaypurchasetherequiredmaterialspackagefromtheRVCbookstore. The credential package is a separate fee from the course fee.AUT 036 RV (CNC Lathes Operator) - $75AUT 038 RV (CNC Mills Operator) - $75NIMSCredentialPackagesavailableattheRockValleyCollegeBookstore:

Packet A includesoneLifetimeenrollmentfeeplustwoLevel1NIMSexamsofthestudentschoice-$128

Packet B includestwoLevel1NIMSexamsofthestudentschoice(forstudentstakingmorethantwoexams)-$75

Formoreinformation,callStanMcCordat(815)921-3179.Veterans:TakeadvantageoftheIL.VeteransGrantandtheGIbill-thesecourses are now approved for this funding. For more information call SuzanneSwensonat(815)921-4163.

Basic Blueprint Reading and Measurement(2.5 Credits) This course is a combination of blueprint reading and measurement to give you a better understanding of the tools needed in manufacturing. This course is strongly recommended for students with littleornoshopexperience.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.

AUT 005 RV1 Stan McCord $2269/11-10/9 TTh8:00am-11:50am 9SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG06

AUT 005 RV2 Fred Penington $2269/11-10/9 TTh6:00-9:50pm 9SessionsRRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG06

Introduction to Cutting Tools(2.5 Credits) Explore the use of various tools for CNC turning & machine centers.Millingtools&topics:drills,taps,reamers,boringbars,endmills,tool geometry, tool selection, feeds and speeds for machining centers. Turning tools and topics: tool holders, insert geometry, grades, selection, single point threading tools, groove & cutoff tools, positive and negative rake angles andfeedandspeedcalculationsforworkpiecematerials.Littleornoshopexperience.Handoutsprovidedatclass.

AUT 029 RV1 Stan McCord $22611/27-12/20 TTh7:30am-noon 8SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG06

AUT 029 RV2 Fred Penington $22611/27-12/20 TTh6:00-9:50pm 8SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG06

CNC Lathe – Setup and Operation (2.5 Credits) This course will provide knowledge and application to setupandoperateCNCLatheandmachiningcenters.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.

AUT 010 RV1 Stan McCord $226 9/10-10/8 MW8:00-11:50am 9SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG06

AUT 010 RV2 Fred Penington $226 9/10-10/8 MW6:00-9:50pm 9SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG06

CNC Mills – Setup and Operation (2.5 Credits) This course will provide knowledge and application to setupandoperateCNCmillsandmachiningcenters.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.

AUT 012 RV1 Stan McCord $226 10/23-11/20 TTH8:00-11:50am 9SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGY RoomG06 AUT 012 RV2 Fred Penington $226 10/23-11/20 TTh6:00-9:50pm 9SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG06

CNC Lathe – Programming (2.5Credits)ThiscoursewillprovideabasicunderstandingofG-Codeprogramming for CNC lathes and tool selection, feed and speed calcula-tions and program format. PREREQUISITE: LatheSetupandOperate,AUT010.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.

AUT 014 RV1 Stan McCord $226 10/22-11/19 MW8:00-11:50am 9SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG06

AUT 014 RV2 Gordon Blaisdel $226 10/22-11/19 MW6:00-9:50pm 9SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG06

CNC Mills – Programming (2.5Credits)ThiscoursewillprovideabasicunderstandingofG-Codeprogramming for machining centers, tool selection, feed and speed calculations and program format. PREREQUISITE:AUT012CNCMillsSetupandOperate.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.

AUT 016 RV1 Stan McCord $226 11/26-12/19 MW7:30-11:50am 9SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG06

AUT 016 RV2 Fred Penington $226 11/26-12/19 MW5:30-9:50pm 9SessionsRVCWOODWARDTECHNOLOGYCTR RoomG06

National Institute for Metalworking Standards (NIMS) CredentialRock Valley College now offers credentialing in various topic areasfor CNC machinists through the National Institute for MetalworkingStandards(NIMS).TheNIMScredentialisanationallyrecognizedperfor-mance based certification. Students registering for the CNC Setup and Operation courses may elect to be certified while taking the courses. This credential is available for students who have previously finished the CNC Setup and Operation courses, or those who have previously attended RVC,CNCcoursesoranyCNCmachinist.

Studentswishing to complete theNIMSMachining Level 1 credential(various topic areas) while attending the Automation Skills CNC courses, may purchase the certification package from the RVC bookstore. Thepackage consists of the credentialing report and all required fees for registration and testing. This is a separate fee from the course fees. The online test will be taken at the conclusion of the class

.Automation Skills (CNC)Training for Machine Tooling

Automation Skills CNC Technician Certificate #6116This non-transfer certificate provides entry-level training and develops job-skills for sophisti-cated computer numerical control (CNC) machine tools with emphasis

on safety, productivity and quality. The certificate program consists of aseriesof six classes taughtby industryprofessionals.Graduatesareprepared to perform tasks in a manufacturing production environment relatedtoCNCmachinesetupandoperation/programming.Acertificatemay be acquired after successful completion of six core courses for a minimumof15credithours(216hours).Studentswhosuccessfullypassall 6 courseswill receive a voucher for $75 to cover the cost of oneMachining Level 1NIMS credential (CNCTurning orMilling: Program-ming Setup & Operation). Mini-Certificate:CNCTechnicianCertificate#6116 AUT005BlueprintReadingandMeasurement AUT010CNCLathes–SetupandOperation AUT012CNCMills–SetupandOperation AUT014CNCLatheProgramming AUT016CNCMillsProgramming AUT029IntroductiontoCutting/Tooling

For more information, call Stan McCord at (815) 921-3179.

on course content or to set up an optional hands-on, open lab practice time, call StanMcCord, (815) 921-3179. For complete course outline,coursesimulations,etc,visitwww.Mastertask.com.SPECIFIC REGISTRATION PROCEDURE: First fill out the registration form (located at the last page of this schedule) include e-mail and mail with payment to us,refertoCourse#AUT-CCE. Students will receive a password and instructionswithin24hoursafter registeringandcancomplete theweb course program at any time-day or night. All materials included.

Precision Measurement for Machinists (Modules 1-47) (2.5Credits)Powerfulsimulationsallowstudentsto learnhowtomeasurewithaccuracyon35instrumentsfromsteelrulerstoCMMs.Studentsmaychoose inch, metric or both systems of measurement when registering for thiscourse.47instructionalmodulescoverevery¬thingfromshopmath,printreading,andGeometricDimensioningandTolerance.Coursemanualincluded. Course# AUT 026 Cost: $199

Mastering CNC Machining Centers (Units 1-5) (2.5 Credits) In addition to the basics, students learn from simulations of the job tasks on the popularmodels of Fanuc, Haas, Okuma, andMazak CNC controls. Cut costs for your local shops by improvingexisting machinists or develop new setup operators to higher levels of skillwiththisprovencourseware.141instructionalsectionstoselectfrom provide both Core concepts and Specific Instruction on the most common CNC control models. Students can learn both G code andconversational programming. Course manual included. Course# AUT 027 Cost: $199

Mastering CNC Lathes (Units 1-5) (2.5 Credits) In addition to the basics, students learn from simulations of thejobtasksonthepopularmodelsofFanuc,Haas,Okuma,orMazakCNC controls. Cut costs for your local shops by improving existing machinists or develop new setup operators to higher levels of skill withthisprovencourseware.106instructionalmodulestoselectfromprovide both Core concepts and Specific Instruction on the most common CNCcontrolmodels,withmoreontheway.StudentslearnbothGcodeand conversational programming techniques. Course manual included.Course# AUT 028 Cost: $199

CNC Skills Training for Machine Tooling – OnlineMasterTask™ Online Training for CNC Machines www.Mastertask.comRockValleyCollegeinpartnershipwithMasterTask™isofferingon-linetraining for manufacturing environments. The MasterTask™ 100%solution provides a systematic approach that is easy to use to achieve “lean” goals. Reports show it will develop new people in less timeto higher levels of performance and cut costs by improving existing personnel creating faster setups, higher quality, longer tool life, fewer crashes, less machinery repair, and better employee attitudes. Simulation-based CNC courses: By selecting from popular models of Fanuc,Haas,MazakorOkumaCNCcontrols,you’lllearnboththebasicsand the specifics of your machinery. You practice on realistic computer simulationsofyourCNCTurningCenters,CNCLathes,andCNCMachiningCenters without tying up production machinery or other operators, and if youmakeamistake,youwon’thavescrap,damagedtoolsordowntime.Courses are offered in an open-entry format – students have one year to complete all modules in each of the three courses. The course manual will be mailed to you once your registration is received. For more information

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Introduction to Programming the Allen-Bradley SLC 500 Series Programmable Logic Controller (PLC) (3Credits)ThisclassfamiliarizesastudentwiththepurposeofPLC’sandhowtheyoperate.Topicsofcoverageincludeinterfacinginput/outputdevices,understanding relay ladder logic diagrams, development of programs and troubleshooting. PREREQUISITE: IST 004 or consent of instructor.

IST 006 RV John Jamont $286 9/12-12/12 W5:30-9:30pm 13SessionsSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room441NO CLASS 11/21

Programmable Logic Controllers II(3Credits)ThiscourseisacontinuationofIST006andbuildsonthepreviouslylearned concepts. Students will improve their skills by writing more complexprogramsandlearnadditionalAllenBradleySLC500programminginstructions.Topicsstudiedinclude:latch/unlatchinstructions,comparisoninstructions, math instructions, indexed addressing, shift registers, data handling,programflowcontrol,andsomecoverageof remote I/Ooveranetwork. Students may participate in a final group automation project incorporating knowledge acquired from the topics covered in this course. PREREQUISITES:IST004andIST006orconsentofinstructor.

IST 007 RV John Jamont $2869/10-12/10 M5:30-9:30pm 13SessionsSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room441NO CLASS 11/19

Hydraulics for the Integrated Systems Technologist(3 Credits) This class is intended for individuals requiring an understanding ofhydrauliccomponentsandsystems.TopicsstudiedincludePascal’sLaw,schematicsymbols,flowcontrolvalves,directionalcontrolvalues,single/doubleactingcylinders,motorsandpumps.Noprerequisites.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore.

IST 012 RV John Jamont $2869/11-12/11 T5:30-9:30pm 13SessionsSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room437NO CLASS 11/20

Intro to Mechanical Drive Systems (3 Credits) This course acquaints students with the procedures necessary to install and align mechanical assemblies used to transmit power. Students will understand the fundamentals of chain drive systems, spur gear drive systems, belt drive systems and the importance of proper alignment of components utilized in mechanical drive systems.

IST 015 RV Stan Lipowski $286 9/13-12/13 Th5:30-9:15pm 13SessionsSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room437NO CLASS 11/22

Welding Program Formore information on theWelding Program, callMikeMerriman at(815) 921-3010.

Welding for Beginners (2.5 Credits) This hands-on course is designed for beginning welders as an introduction to welding and cutting including theory, set up and operation of ShieldedMetal ArcWelding (SMAW/stick),MIG (wire),TIG(heli-arc),Plasmacutting,Oxyfuelcutting(OFC),equipmentandshopsafety.(Specialsafetygearrequiredandamaterialfeeof$75isincludedin the tuition.)

IST 091 RV Larry Clevenger $299 9/22-11/10 Sa8:00am-12:30pm 8SessionsSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room436

IST 091 RV2 Darrell Anderson $299 10/13-12/8 Sa12:30-5:00pm 8SessionsSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room436NO CLASS 11/24

Math Refresher II – Intro to Algebra (1 Credit) If you need a jump start into college algebra, or just want to improve your math scores on college entrance exams or a pre-employment test,thisclassisforyou!ThisclassisacontinuationofMathRefresherI and utilizes the same text book. It is designed to further develop basic mathematical skills while laying the foundation for Algebra. Students will be introduced to algebraic equations and develop the skills necessary to solve such equations as they relate to everyday business solutions. PurchasetextatRVCBookstore(sametextasMathRefresher.)

MTH 010 RV2 Dwayne Collins $89 10/2-10/18 TTh6:00-8:30pm 6SessionsRVCEDUCATIONALRESOURCECTR Room2416

Math Refresher (1 Credit) This class is designed to develop competency in basic mathe-matical skills required in business. Students will learn and understand the importance of a working knowledge of addition, subtraction, multiplica-tion, division, fractions, decimals and percents used in a business career. Reviewand improveyourmathskillswhilebuildingasolid foundationforachievingsuccessinfurthermathcourses.PurchasetextbookatRVCBookstore.

MTH 010 RV Dwayne Collins $89 9/11-9/27 TTh6:00-8:30pm 6SessionsRVCEDUCATIONALRESOURCECTR Room2416

Integrated Systems Technology Program What is IntegratedSystemsTechnology? The IST program cross-trainsindividuals in electrical, electronic and mechanical systems. Students acquire entry-level knowledge of operating, troubleshooting and maintaining the high-tech equipment found in today’s manufacturingenvironments. Topics covered include electricity, programmable logic controllers (PLC),pneumatics,hydraulicsandmechanical systems.Thisapproach allows students to develop skills in multiple areas, rather than one specific skill. For more information on the IST program, call John Jamontat(815)921-3026.

Open House - Integrated Systems Technology (IST) Program If you are thinking of taking any of the IST courses – visit our state-of-the-art lab, get your questions answered and see demonstrations of the equipment! Come any time between 5 and 8 pm.

OST 010 RV John Jamont Free 9/5 W5:00-8:00pm 1SessionSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room437

Introduction to Electrical Control Circuits (3 Credits) This course is intended for individuals who require fundamental electrical knowledge. Topics studied include: understanding alternating and directcurrentflowconcepts,using

hand held meters to take measurements in circuits, understanding the use/purposeofovervoltageandovercurrentcircuitprotectiondevices,theuse/purposeofcapacitiveandinductiveproximitysensors,andbasiccircuitanalysisusingOhm’s Law.This courseassumes thestudenthaslittle or no experience with electrical circuits. No prerequisites.

IST 003 RV John Jamont $286 9/10-12/10 M5:30-9:30pm 13SessionsSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room437NO CLASS 11/19

Electrical Control Circuits II (3 Credits) This course is a continuation of IST 003 and builds on the previously learned concepts. Topics studied include: three phase electricity, ladder logic electrical diagrams, single phase control transformers,control relays,on/offdelay timers,manualandmagneticmotor starters, induction three phase motors, and various input devices such as limit, pressure, and liquid level switches. Students wire multiple circuits over the duration of the course and are challenged with several troubleshooting exercises to locate defective components utilizing hand held multifunction meters and their observation of the symptoms exhibited. The malfunctions used for troubleshooting exercises are representative of typical “real-world” failures on these devices. PREREQUISITE: IST 003 or consent of instructor.

IST 004 RV John Jamont $286 9/13-12/13 Th5:30-9:30pm 13SessionsSTENSTROMCTR 4151SamuelsonRd. Room437NO CLASS 11/22

MATH FUNDAMENTALSImprove your skills!

MANUFACTURING/WORKFORCE TRAINING continued / MATH FUNDAMENTALS

Algebra Basics (1 Credit) Solidify your understanding of the basic concepts of algebra to equip yourself with the skills necessary to score at higher levels for employment tests or entrance exams. You can even use this course to buildafoundationfortakingonmorechallengingMathcourses.PurchasetextatRVCBookstore(sametextatMathRefresher.)

MTH 011 RV Dwayne Collins $89 10/23-11/8 TTh6:00-8:30pm 6SessionsRVCEDUCATIONALRESOURCECTR Room2416

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Small Wind Generators Have youeverwondered if you could savemoneyonelectricity byinstalling a small wind generator at your home? Learn what windenergyis,howitworksandwhatitcandoforyou.Wewilldiscusscomponents of wind generators, tower height, and how to choose a site for the tower, as well as current legislation and zoning of wind towers. Bring one of your electric bills, a note pad, and a calculator todeterminethesavingsonatypicalmonth’sperformanceofawindtower versus your current source of electricity.

OSH 028 RV Drs. Robert & Sonia Vogl, PhDs $39 10/2 T6:30-8:00pm 1SessionRVCSTUDENTCTRBLDG Room1224

Solar Electricity Due to the growing demand for clean sources of energy, the use of solar cells to convert sunlight into electricity has expanded dramaticallyinrecentyears.ComelearnthebasicsofPhotovoltaic’s(PV)alsoknownassolarenergy,asDr.Vogelexplainswhatitis,howit works and the advantages of a solar system. The cost of installation ofPVsystemaswellassourcesoffinancialassistancewillalsobediscussed.Ifyouarethinkingaboutusingthesun’senergyasasourceof electricity in your home, this class is a great place to get started.

OSH 030 RV Drs. Robert & Sonia Vogl, PhDs $39 10/16 T6:30-8:00pm 1SessionRVCSTUDENTCTRBLDG Room1224

SUSTAINABILITY (GREEN) TECHNOLOGIESUnderstand-Save-Transition

SUSTAINABILITY (GREEN) TECHNOLOGIES / EMS PARAMEDIC PROGRAM

Special Preview New ProgramStarting Spring Semester 2013

For more information, or to register, contact Continuing Education, (815) 921-3900.

EMS PARAMEDIC PROGRAMComing to Rock Valley College!

IfyouareanEMTandwanttobecomeaparamedic,nowisthetimetostart!ThePara-medicProgramwillbegininJanuary,2013andwillbeheldatRockValleyCollege,Sten-strom Center for Career Education.

Paramedicsworkwithambulanceservices,firedepartments,hospitals,clinics,andbloodbanks. The need for emergency medical response by trained ambulance personnel has seenapersistentgrowthoverthelastfiveyears.Hospitals,privateambulanceservicesand local career and volunteer fire departments are increasing their services to meet the emergency response needs of the community.

Paramedicsprovideadvancedlifesupportpre-hospitalcaretopatientsonanemergencyscene and during transport to a medical facility.

Paramedics are trained in Cardiol-ogy, Pharmacology, Advanced Car-diacLifeSupport,AdvancedTraumaLifeSupport,PediatricAdvancedLifeSupport, and the use of associated equipment used to support advanced life support operations.

Students who successfully complete this 2-year program will be prepared to challenge the National Emergency MedicalTechnicianParamedicExam(NREMTP).Uponsuccessfulcomple-tion, the examination graduates will be nationally certified to perform Ad-vancedLifeSupport(ALS)measuresunder the directions of an emergency medical director.

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Do you want to get a first-hand glimpse of what college is like? Enroll in a Dual Credit course.

Are you interested in hands-on experience in technical careers right now? Check out our career & technical education Dual Credit options.

Rock Valley College (RVC) offers opportunities for high school students to earn college credit at RVC or at district high schools. Some programs are through a partnership with the regional career and technical education delivery system, Career Education Associates of North Central Illinois (CEANCI). High School Connections provides services and support to enroll students in college credit courses for Dual Credit, Dual Enrollment and/or Articulated Credit.

RVC HigH SCHool ConneCtionSHigh School students can get a head start on college!

Visit our Web site at www.rockvalleycollege.edu/HSConnectionsor, contact the HigH SCHool ConneCtionS office at (815) 921-4080

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Main Campus Map

Classes and Teaching AreasCLI – Classroom Building ICLI-G numbers (e.g. I-G20 etc.) refer to rooms on the ground fl oorCLI-1 numbers (e.g. I-125 etc.) refer to rooms on the middle fl oorCLI-2 numbers (e.g. I-210 etc.) refer to rooms on the top fl oor

CLII – Classroom Building IICLII-G numbers (e.g. II-G21 etc.) refer to rooms on the ground fl oorCLII-1 numbers (e.g. II-121 etc.) refer to rooms on the middle fl oorCLII-2 numbers (e.g. II-219 etc.) refer to rooms on the top fl oor

WTC – Woodward Technology CenterWTC-G numbers (e.g. WTC-G16) refer to rooms on the ground fl oorWTC-1 numbers (e.g. WTC-153) refer to rooms on the middle fl oorWTC-2 numbers (e.g. WTC-210) refer to rooms on the top fl oor

ERC – Educational Resource Center Ground Floor: Performing Arts Room (PAR)Mass CommunicationClassrooms (ERC 0320-0326)

Main Floor: Estelle M. Black Library

Second Floor: Academic Affairs Administration Offi cesAcademy for Teaching and LearningClassrooms (ERC 2400-2416)EAGLE Support ERC-2418Writing Center ERC-2402

Jacobs Center for Science & MathJCSM-0 numbers (e.g. JCSM-0212) refer to rooms on the ground fl oorJCSM-1 numbers (e.g. JCSM-1124) refer to rooms on the fi rst fl oorJCSM-2 numbers (e.g. JCSM-2102) refer to rooms on the second fl oor

PEC – Physical Education CenterGround Floor: Athletic Training RoomClassrooms (PEC 0106, 0110, 0116, 0200, 0202, 0204)Locker Rooms

Main Floor: Dance Room (PEC 1216)Faculty/Staff Offi cesFitness CenterGymnasium

SSB – Support Services Building Main Floor: Administrative Services Business Services Police Department Human Resources Print Services

SC – Student CenterGround Floor:Bookstore Developmental Studies Tutoring CenterTesting Center

Main Floor:AtriumFood ServiceInformation CenterRecruitment & Admissions Student Life

Second Floor: Academic Advising & Personal Counseling Career Services and Placement Disability Support Services Financial Aid Records & Registration Offi ce Transfer & University Center Tuition Payment

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1. Rock Valley College 3301 N. Mulford Rd., Rockford, English and Spanish GED and ESL classes

2. Rock Valley College Learning and Opportunity Center 308 W. State St., Rockford, English GED classes

3. Rock Valley College Stenstrom Center 4151 Samuelson Rd., Rockford, English and Spanish GED and ESL classes

4. St. Elizabeth's Center 1536 S. Main St., Rockford, English and Spanish GED and ESL classes

5. Our Savior's Lutheran Church 3300 Rural St., Rockford, ESL classes

6. Northwest Community Center 1325 N. Johnston Ave., Rockford, English GED classes

7. Harlem High School 9th Grade Campus 1102 Evans Avenue, Machesney Park, English GED and ESL classes

8. Crusader Clinic 11200 W. State St., Rockford, English GED classes

9. Goodwill Industries 615 N. Longwood Dr., Rockford, ESL classes

10. La Voz Latina 412 Market St., Rockford, ESL classes

11. Washington Park Community Center 3617 Delaware St., Rockford, English GED classes

12. Belvidere High School 1500 East Ave., Belvidere, English and Spanish GED and ESL classes

13. Hononegah High School 307 Salem St., Rockton, English GED classes

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8. Crusader Clinic 11200 W. State St., Rockford, English GED classes

9. Goodwill Industries 615 N. Longwood Dr., Rockford, ESL classes

10. La Voz Latina 412 Market St., Rockford, ESL classes

11. Washington Park Community Center 3617 Delaware St., Rockford, English GED classes

12. Belvidere High School 1500 East Ave., Belvidere, English and Spanish GED and ESL classes

13. Hononegah High School 307 Salem St., Rockton, English GED classes

Shakespeare’s funniest and most popular comedy!

A Midsummer Night’s DreamBy William ShakespeareSeptember 26-October 6, 2012

Auditions August 21 & 22, 2012

“A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” William Shakespeare’s most popular comedy, was written around 1594 or 95. It portrays the adventures of four young lovers and a group of amateur actors, their interactions with woodland fairies and a duke and duch-ess. Taking place in a mythical Athens and an enchanted forest, there is a handsome fairy king, a misguided parent, star-crossed lovers, a weaver who’s transformed into a half-donkey, wood sprites and elves. This work is widely performed around the world, and no wonder—it’s about the world’s most popular pastime, falling in love. But as Puck knows, falling in love can make fools of us all.

By Popular Demand! Special limited return – the Rock musical – you know you want to see again!

Rocky Horror ShowBook, Music & Lyrics by Richard O’BrienOctober 18-20, 2012

PERFORMANCES ARE ON THE BENGT SJOSTROM/ STARLIGHT STAGE

That sweet transvestite and his motley crew did the time warp live on stage before they did it on film in the cult hit movie. Complete with sass from the audience, cascading toilet paper and an array of other audience participation props, this deliberately kitschy rock ‘n’ roll sci fi gothic is more fun than anything that we can think of. Last season’s sleeper hit will be back by popular demand, just in time for Halloween, so you can come to the most fun costume party in the area! Dress up as a character or come as your own character and see the show live—so “Let’s Do the Time Warp—again!” We’ll be offering the necessary props for sale before each show.Two shows nightly one at 8 pm and the other, for the diehard fans - at midnight!

“A socko wacko weirdo rock concert.”–WNBC TV.

“A musical that deals with mutating identity and time warps becomes one of the most mutated, time warped phenomena in show business.”–N.Y. Times.

“Campy trash.”–Time.

The Original RVC Studio Theatre Christmas Hit returns!

Christmas with the ConroysBy Thomas W. ZackDecember 5-15, 2012

Auditions October 15 & 16, 2012

A maniac in a ski cap, brandishing a cookie cutter, bursts into the room. She demands the candied cherries. She seizes the sugar sprinkles. The walls ooze with pine, tinsel and lights.

The furniture is almost visible under quilts, pillows, doilies and streamers. The Christmas tree looks like a cruise missile. Welcome to the Conroy’s home as they prepare themselves for “the nicest Christmas ever.” Join us for the long awaited return of one of Studio’s most popular plays ever.

The naughty, and oh so funny, new musical! Full puppet nudity, tastefully done!

Avenue QMusic and Lyrics by Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx Book by Jeff Whitty Based on an original concept by Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx Adult Themes Rated R February 6-16, 2013

Auditions December 10 & 11, 2012

AVENUE Q is a gut-bustingly hilarious modern musical focusing on a group of unique 20-somethings making their way in the big city, seeking their purpose in life. Although the show addresses humorous adult issues, it is similar to a be-loved children’s show; a place where puppets are friends, Monsters are good and life lessons are learned.Winner of the Tony “Triple Crown” for Best Musical, Best Score and Best Book, AVENUE Q is part flesh, part felt, and packed with heart. AVENUE Q is a laugh-out-loud musical that tells the timeless story of a recent college grad named Princeton who moves into a shabby New York apartment all the way out on Avenue Q. He soon discovers that although the residents seem nice, it’s clear that this is not your ordinary neighborhood. Together, Princeton and his new-found friends struggle to find jobs, dates, and their ever-elusive purpose in life.

Dame Christie’s only Comedic Thriller!

Fiddler’s ThreeBy Agatha ChristieMarch 20-30, 2013

Auditions February 18 & 19, 2013

Join us as we present our annual salute to Dame Christie and her extraordinary work of murder mystery plays. “Fid-dler’s Three” is actually the last play Agatha Christie wrote, which combines a thriller theme with comedy situations. It originally opened in Cambridge as “Fiddlers Five” in 1971, and was rewritten the following year under the new title. The chief conspirators, Sam Fletcher and Sally Blunt, slip from deviousness into actual crime when they try to conceal the iden-tity of a corpse in order to obtain money which they need for legitimate business. To their surprise, the corpse turns out to have been murdered, but by then they are too involved to pull out. The plot is absolute Christie “ too implausible” and the ending is delightfully “forced” but pure Christie.

2012-13 RVC StudIo tHeatReA Comedy Tonight & all season long!!! Our funniest season – EVER!

For tickets call (815) 921-21609 am-5 pm • Monday-Friday

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Withdrawal: If you wish to withdraw from a class, you must do so ONE business day before the fi rst session to receive a full refund. All paid fees are non-refundable. Exceptions noted in individual course descriptions.

Textbooks: Textbooks should be purchased before the fi rst class. Textbooks, where required, are an additional expense. For specifi c textbook information, call the Rock Valley College Bookstore at (815) 921-1680.

Grading Policy: A grade of pass (P) indicating completion or (I) indicat-ing incomplete will be issued for most courses. Courses and grades will be listed on an RVC transcript.

Notification of Students' Rights: The federal Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act (FERPA) of 1974 as amended identifi es the rights of students and their families with respect to student educational records kept by the institutions. The act provides students with four signifi cant rights: (1) inspect and review their record, (2) restrict the disclosure of their record, (3) seek to amend their record and (4) fi le a complaint with the U.S. Depart-ment of Education. Students have the right to expect that information in their educational records will be kept confi dential, and will be disclosed only with their permission or under provision of the law. For specifi c details regarding these rights, refer to www.rockvalleycollege.edu/FERPA .

Campus Security Report: This report includes statistics for the previous three years concerning reported crimes that occurred on campus; in certain off-campus buildings or property owned or controlled by the College; and on public property within, or immediately adjacent to and accessible from the campus. The report also includes institutional policies concerning campus security, such as alcohol and drug use, crime prevention, the reporting of crimes, sexual assault, and other matters. the complete report is available at www.rockvalleycollege.edu/public safety. You may also request a paper copy of this report by contacting the Public Safety Department, (815) 921-4357, in the Support Services Building.

Notice of Directory Information: Rock Valley College has identifi ed the following information as “Directory Information” that may be disclosed by Rock Valley College for any purpose at its discretion: student’s name, date and place of birth, height and weight of athletic participants, and degrees received. Currently enrolled students may withhold disclosure by submitting a written request to the Registrar, second fl oor, Student Center, prior to the tenth day of classes. Rock Valley College assumes that failure on the part of any student to specifi cally request the withholding of “Directory Informa-tion” indicates approval of disclosure.

Failure to read this announcement does not excuse students from the rules and procedures described herein. Personal factors, illness, or contradictory advice from any source are not acceptable grounds for seeking exemptions from these rules and procedures.

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Michael Dunn, Jr., ChairMike Olson, Vice ChairMary Tuite, SecretaryTed BiondoKatherine M. KelleyDr. Stephanie RaachRandall J. SchaeferDaniel Slabaugh, Student TrusteeDr. Jack Becherer, RVC President

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Accommodations: the popular tenaya Lodge just outside the park entrance.

Highlights: Yosemite is a photographer’s dream! the following are just a few of the highlights: Get classic sunset shots of the upper and lower Yosemite falls (shoot iconic ansel adams views of half Dome and wide open landscapes), sentinel/Cook’s meadow loop, Glacier Point, tuolumne

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flowers, and cow parsnip, to butterflies and wild life. if you love photography, this is the trip of a lifetime!

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