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Professional and Career Advanced Manufacturing.......................................5-7 Animal Science Office Assistant Certificate............24 Building Science and Energy Efficiency ............10-11 Business and Career.........................................23-33 Career Coach .........................................................19 CASAC ..............................................................16-18 Clean Energy (Photovoltaics) ...................................9 Computer & Computer Game Design Certificate ...........................................32-33 Corporate Training.............................................12-13 Direct Care Practice Certificate ..............................18 Entrepreneur Certificate..........................................26 High School Equivalency & SAT Preparation.........22 Medical Careers ................................................20-21 Mobile Application Development Certificate ...........33 Network Administrator Certificate ...........................32 Pet Educational Training Services..........................24 SCORE ...................................................................28 Senior Computer Learning Center (SCLC) .......34-35 Small Business Development Center (SBDC) .......27 Surveying ..................................................................8 Water and Wastewater ......................................14-15 Web Application Developer Certificate ...................33 WorkKeys and National Career Readiness Certificate ..........................................19

Personal Growth and Enrichment Complementary Health & Wellness ..................40-41 Driver Safety & Motorcycle................................42-44 Fine Arts Program...................................................39 Fitness, Foreign Language & Travel ......................36 Money & Finance ..............................................29-30 Flora, Fauna & Food...............................................37 Music, Creative and Studio Arts ........................38-39 Registration Information ......................................46

Location Codes KSU - Kingston Center of SUNY Ulster, 94 Mary’s Avenue, Kingston BRC - Business Resource Center, Ulster Avenue, Kingston SRC - Stone Ridge Campus, 491 Cottekill Road, Stone Ridge - Online

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We’re at the Start of a New Chapter and Focused on a Bright Future.

Dr. Alan Roberts President

• Inaugurating our 6th President, Dr. Alan Roberts, on October 7, 2016. • Adding programs, courses and services to our Kingston Center, which opened to better serve the residents of the city of Kingston and provide greater access to higher education, business credentials and personal well being. • Renovating STEM Labs on the Stone Ridge Campus.

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OPEN HOUSE & EVENTS

OPEN HOUSE AND INFORMATION SESSIONS FREE! Open House

Wednesday, August 31, 2016, 5-8pm Kingston Center SUNY Ulster, 94 Mary’s Ave, Kingston Come find out what is new at SUNY Ulster. Pick up your FREE copy of our fall brochure. Register for fall courses. Mingle with the staff who will be on-hand to answer questions. Interested in changing career paths? Find out how you can take a course, earn a certificate or complete an Associate’s degree at SUNY Ulster. Interested in assessing your essential workplace skills? Register for our Free WorkKeys Assessment. Register for one of our fall programs in Advanced Manufacturing, Clean Energy, Building Science, CASAC, Medical, Personal Trainer Certification, TASC Preparation (high school equivalency diploma), Business, Bookkeeping, Bartending, QuickBooks, Web Development, Computer Maintenance or Driver Safety. Want a career working with animals but don't know where to begin? Join the Pet Educational Training session to learn about the online classes and meet Casper the CPR dog for a free demonstration on pet CPR/first aid. Register for Canvas and Cupcakes to create your very own painted masterpiece. Grab dinner from Lekker food truck and ask Luc about his course on owning and running a food truck.

FREE! Advanced Manufacturing Information Session Thursday, August 18, 2016, 4-5pm SUNY Ulster, Stone Ridge Campus, HAR 203

Interested in Advanced Manufacturing career training? Come speak with our faculty about the Manufacturing Technology Certificate program, the Drafting and Design program and the opportunities for employment in the Hudson Valley. -------------------------------------------------------------

FREE! Advanced Technology Information Session Friday, August 26, 2016, 9-10am SUNY Ulster, Business Resource Center, BRC 114

So how do I add some courses in Advanced Technology to make myself more marketable? What are the courses like and how can they help me get a job? Are you interested in training to become a photovoltaics installer? Or perhaps an energy auditor? Or perhaps you are looking to gain entrance into the growing advanced manufacturing sector in the Hudson Valley? -------------------------------------------------------------

FREE! CASAC Information Session

Tuesday, September 27, 2016, 6-7:30 pm and Tuesday, December 6, 2016, 6-7:30 pm Kingston Center SUNY Ulster, 94 Mary’s Ave, Kingston For those interested in becoming an addictions counselor or for professionals who wish to respecialize in addiction counseling, this session will address the training, education, and competencies required.

FREE! Advanced Manufacturing Career Fair Join us for the SUNY TEAM Ulster County

AND EDUCATION

Wednesday, September 7th from noon-4pm

MANUFACTURING

Best Western Plus, Kingston

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TRAINING

Advanced Manufacturing Career Fair

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PROFESSIONAL AND CAREER

Advanced Manufacturing Industrial Readiness Training

This six-week program strengthens skills needed to prepare individuals for jobs in local manufacturing and industry. This training teaches and measures foundational technical, academic and interpersonal knowledge and skills that have been identified by local industry leaders as critical to long-term employee success. It is designed to be taken as the first phase of a career training pathway and is programmed such that it can be taken in conjunction with the TASC program (see page 22). Once completed, students should continue on with the Certified Production Technician training program to ready themselves for an entry level position in Advanced Manufacturing. The four core courses within this program are: Career Ready 101 - Teamwork, Customer Service and Workplace Discipline Computer Skills - Microsoft Office with emphasis placed on understanding Microsoft Excel Mathematics for Industry - Operations, Fractions, Decimals, Rounding, Percentages, Metric units, Negative numbers, and Introduction to algebra Blueprint Reading - Reading basic prints Students will register for both the WorkKeys Assessment and the Industrial Readiness Training. DCB 1849-04 Open enrollment Free DCB 2063-01 M-R 9/12-10/20 1:30-3:30pm KSU $399 No class 10/10. Make-up for 10/10 will be 10/14.

Certified Green Production Technician PLUS

WorkKeys Assessments: AM (level 4); LI (level 4): RI (level 4) Local manufacturers, educational institutions and the local WIB have partnered together to create a pipeline of skilled workers to meet the hiring needs of manufacturing employers and to prepare local job seekers with the skills needed to get self-sufficient jobs in manufacturing. This program consists of five individual certificate modules: Safety Certificate, Manufacturing Processes and Production Certificate, Quality Practices and Measurement Certificate, Maintenance Awareness Certificate and Green Production Certificate. Students will register for both the WorkKeys Assessment and the Certified Green Production Technician PLUS. Textbooks will be available for students to borrow. Suggested prerequisites: 9th grade math and 10th grade English DCB 1849-04 Open enrollment Free DCB 1786-07 T-F 9/27-11/18 8:30am-3pm BRC $4,100 plus fees No class 11/11 DCB 1786-08 Starts 10/24 $4,100 plus fees Materials fee: $350 Tooling U-SME annual fee; Additional assessments $65 each

Certified Green Production Technician Phase 2 and 3 and 4

Students who successfully complete the Certified Green Production Technician program have the option of applying to go on with Machining and Production I, CNC Machining and Mastercam®. For more information on these courses, contact Barbara Reer at 845-802-7171. -------------------------------------------------------------

Machining & Production I

Hands-on study of machine shop practices is provided in this course, together with care of precision instruments, maintenance of lathes and milling machines, operation of lathe controls, filing, deburring, polishing, use of digital readout, use of micrometer, dial indicators, and pitch micrometers.

CNC Operator II

This course provides students with entry level CNC machine operating skills. Course includes an introduction to CNC machining including shop safety, blueprint reading, precision measurements and CNC operation.

Mastercam®

Learn the software used by professionals in the manufacturing industry in this 30-hour course. Mastercam is a computer-aided design (CAD) program. The software helps CNC programmers create mechanical drawings and machine parts using 3-D wire frame models.

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Advanced Manufacturing Mathematic Foundations for Manufacturing

This course provides an introduction to common applications within manufacturing. DCB 2066-01 T-F 9/27-11/18 8:30-9:30am BRC $299 No class 11/11

Mechanical Measuring Instruments

Hands-on course addressing theories of gauging, calibration, use of rules, and different calipers. DCB 1777-05 T 10/25 8:30am-12pm BRC $59

Mastercam Mill Essentials

Learn the basics of Mastercam icon functions, geometry and tool path creation that will lead to you to programming many different parts from start to finish. Learn the foundational principles of basic 2½ axis tool paths and build upon them by programming many real world examples to develop your abilities. Create and work with basic 2D wireframe and then import and manipulate Solid models for tool path creation in drilling cycles, advanced pocketing, helical entry and the use of dynamic milling. Prerequisite: Basic PC skills and general CNC mill setup and operation knowledge DCB 2071-01 M-R 11/14-17 8:30-4:30pm BRC $1,599

Mastercam Lathe Essentials

Learn Mastercam tools and techniques specific to CNC lathe operations. Get in-depth information regarding lathe toolpaths, including facing and grooving operations, stock transfer, and an introduction to C-axis machining. Learn how to use lathe tool libraries, create new tools, and use those tools to quickly and accurately turn new components. Prerequisite: Mastercam Mill Essentials DCB 2072-01 T/W 12/13-14 8:30-4:30pm BRC $899

Industrial Technology: Manufacturing Technology Certificate

This 34-credit program prepares individuals to enter the workforce in the area of manufacturing by teaching basic skills needed in the use of lathes and milling machines. Attention will also focus on the proper use of precision measuring hand tools as they relate to lathes and milling machines and provide a basis upon which skills for additional precision hand tools could be developed. It also provides an educational background for those students who choose to pursue a second year of study in Industrial Technology: Manufacturing. This program requires prospective students to go through the application process. Contact our Admissions Office to learn more or apply at www.sunyulster.edu Email: [email protected] or call: 800-724-0833 x 5022 or 845-687-5022 First Semester MAT 115 College Algebra and Trigonometry ENG 101 College English I IND 130 Drafting Fundamentals IND 141 Machine Design and Production I LIB 111 Information Literacy Manufacturing Elective

Second Semester ENG 227 Technical Writing IND 135 Advanced Drafting IND 142 Machine Design & Production II IND 218 Computer-Assisted Drafting Applications CSC 101 Fundamentals of Computers Manufacturing Elective

Jason is a certified Manufacturing Skills Standards Council Certified Production Technician instructor. He holds a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering and has been a SUNY Ulster instructor for the past 6 years. Besides teaching the CPT course, Jason also teaches Mathematics, Electrical Theory, Blueprint Reading and Interpreting Assembly Drawings and Mechatronics Fundamentals.

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Advanced Manufacturing Mechatronics Fundamentals

WorkKeys Assessments: AM (level 5); LI (level 4): RI (level 4) This seven-course six-week credential program is intended for students with some manufacturing skills or applicable military skills and prepares graduates for entry-level positions in local manufacturing companies that utilize automated, computer controlled production systems. Program ends with the ACT National Career Readiness Credential assessment. DCB 2073-01 T-F 9/27-11/8 12:30-3:30pm BRC $1,929 Class on Tuesday 9/27 and Wednesday 9/28 begins at 8:30am. Class on Friday 10/7-11/14 starts at 10am. ------------------------------------------------------------------------

OSHA 10-Hour General Industry Standard

Course provides workers with a general awareness to recognize and prevent hazards at the work site. HSI 1359-02 T/W 9/27-28 8:30am-3:30pm BRC $279 Class ends at noon on 9/28

Lockout/Tagout

Course presents the requirements for lockout/tagout during servicing and maintenance of machines and equipment. HSI 1905-01 W 9/28 1-3:30pm BRC $199

Mathematics for Manufacturing

Strengthen mathematic skills needed for the set-up and operation of machine tools and computer numerical control (CNC) programming. Mathematical operations including fractions, exponents, basic algebra and trigonometry will be reviewed. Prerequisite: Basic Mathematics DCB 2064-01 F 9/30 12:30-3:30pm BRC $269 F 10/7-11/4 1:30-3:30pm BRC

Electrical Theory I Basics

Learn about conductivity, circuits, trouble shooting, voltage/current, single phase, three phase, and Ohm’s Law. Course includes a lab component. DCB 1947-29 T/R 9/29-10/13 12:30-3:30pm BRC $200

Introduction to Blueprint Reading and Interpreting Assembly Drawings

This course is for students who want a working knowledge of blueprint reading relating to manufacturing. Corequisite: Basic Mathematics DCB 1259-06 W 10/5-11/2 12:30-3:30pm BRC $299

Introduction to Electro-Mechanical Devices

This course is an introduction to the study of electro-mechanical devices, including motors, relays, mechanical gears and linkages, pneumatic components, robotics and an introduction to microsystems. Prerequisite: Electrical Theory or equivalent DCB 2065-01 T/R 10/18-11/3 12:30-3:30pm BRC $354

Introduction to Programmable Logic Controllers (PLCs)

Learn the basics of automated control cabinets, PLC hardware, and ladder logic. Hands on practice with a PLC on a lab bench will be included. Optional materials: Windows based laptop Corequisite: Electrical Theory or equivalent DCB 1024-08 F 10/7-11/4 10am-1pm BRC $299

ACT National Career Readiness Credential Assessment

Certifying essential work skills is important in today’s competitive world. This portable credential measures skills that employers feel are essential to success in the workplace. Students will register for both the WorkKeys Assessment and the National Career Readiness Credential. DCB 1849-04 Open enrollment Free DCB 1846-04 T 11/8 12:30-3:30pm BRC $30

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Surveying Technology Introduction to Surveying

Students are introduced to land surveying principles, applications, terminology and instruments. The main emphasis of the course is on producing property survey maps using coordinate geometry and trigonometry. These maps will be created from deed research and evidence found in the field using a theodolite and steel tape measure. This course consists of a lecture and a lab. Instructor: D. Brewer Register online at sunyulster.edu for SVY101-S01 (CRN 81004) and SVY101-L01 (CRN 81005)

Surveying II

This course is designed to bring students to an advanced level of understanding Land Surveying Principles, Applications, Terminology and Instruments as they relate to the future in the profession of Land Surveying. The main emphasis of the course is on producing property survey maps, topographic maps and subdivision maps using AutoCAD Land Desktop and other related programs. These maps will be created at a level of approval by any municipal Planning Board. Prerequisite: Introduction to Surveying. Instructor: D. Brewer Register online at sunyulster.edu for SVY201-S01 (CRN 81132) and SVY201-L01 (CRN 81710)

Land Management

This course is designed to equip the student with the knowledge necessary to move a project through the various municipal agencies. Instructor: R. Brooks Prerequisite: Introduction to Surveying and Legal Aspect-Land Surveying. Register online at sunyulster.edu for SVY210-S01 (CRN 81133) and SVY210-L01 (CRN 81657)

SUNY Ulster is an approved sponsor of continuing education for professional engineers and land surveyors in New York State. Call us at 845-802-7171 to ask about on-demand training for your employees or e-mail Barbara Ann Livermore Reer, Director, Continuing and Professional Education at [email protected].

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Clean Energy Training Electrical Theory I Basics

This course includes electron flow through conductors, conductivity, series and parallel circuits, tracing circuits, trouble shooting, voltage and current resistance, AC and DC voltage, single phase, three phase, and Ohm’s Law. The course includes a lab component. DCB 1947-29 T/R 9/29-10/13 12:30-3:30pm BRC $200

Electrical Distribution Systems

This course includes basic electrical distribution, identifying and selecting electrical equipment, sizing wires, installing wires and conduit, measuring voltage and current and practicing power and energy calculations. Prerequisite: Electrical Theory I Basics DCB 1631-14 T/R 11/8-17 12:30-3:30pm BRC

$200

Photovoltaics Systems - Recognized by NABCEP

The class covers the basic sizing and design of systems to serve a given electrical load and safety procedures for installers and for those learning the basics of solar installation. Course includes a hands-on installation of a PV system. Students completing this course may sit for the NABCEP Entry Level PV Systems Exam. This course is approved by New York State Bureau of Veterans Education for payment of VA Education Benefits. Prerequisite: Electrical Theory I Basics. Required text: Photovoltaic Systems, ISBN: 9780826992277; Materials needed: scientific calculator DCB 1795-27 M-F 12/5-9 9am-5:30pm SRC, Kelder $700 Approved for 40 PDHs and 17.5 BPI CEUs

NABCEP PV Entry Level Exam Review

For those who have completed Photovoltaics Systems and need a review before the exam. DCB 1992-21 T/R 12/13-15 12:30-4:30pm BRC $169

NABCEP PV Entry Level Exam

For those who have completed Photovoltaics Systems and have mastered the 10 skill sets listed on the NABCEP learning objectives. Materials needed: non-programmable scientific calculator DCB 1950-61 F 12/16 1pm BRC $199

Advanced PV - Residential Photovoltaics (PV) Site Assessor

Introduces students to the skills needed to recommend customers’ PV systems, identify steps for building efficiency, provide system placement options and cost estimates, write a PV assessment, and use performance calculators. Suggested Prerequisite: Photovoltaics (PV) Systems. Materials needed: calculator DCB 1837-13 M/W 12/12 & 14 9am-4:30pm BRC and off-site for assessments $650 Approved for 14 NABCEP Advanced Continuing Education hours

Sales and Customer Service Training for Technical Professionals in the Solar Industry

In sales, you sell yourself as a reliable source of information and support, not just a product, service or idea. Learn to build relationships with clients so they perceive you as trustworthy and valuable. This course teaches communication skills, eliminating fear, gaining confidence, overcoming objections in a solar installation sale, making cost effective sales with great customer service, and building referrals. DCB 2074-01 M 11/7 9am-4:30pm BRC $350 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Instruction for Photovoltaics is delivered by Jason who holds the credential of IREC Certified Master Trainer - PV Installation Professional, one of two in New York State. Jason has also been trained by the MREA as a PV Site Assessor Instructor. In addition, Jason teaches Electrical Theory and Electrical Distribution.

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Building Science Building Performance Institute (BPI)

BPI accredited companies are the elite in the home performance industry. These Contractor Series Workshops are aimed at bringing together a community of Building Science and Energy Efficiency Contractors, enhancing their abilities with the efficiency and professionalism needed to move New York State forward in creating green jobs and a greener state. To sign up for our mailing list of these workshops, email us at [email protected].

Energy Efficiency Contractor Series HVAC Duct Testing: Concepts and Hands-On Demonstration

This workshop will provide an overview of the NYS Energy Conservation Code requirements and technical standards for centrally ducted distribution systems in residential construction, both new and existing homes. Includes a hands-on demonstration of duct leakage testing. DCB 1756-17 T 9/20 7:30-10am SRC, Kelder $27 reduced for qualified candidates Note: Coffee will be served 7:30-8am. Presentation begins at 8am

Energy Efficiency Contractor Series Retrofitting for Resiliency

This course will introduce builders and contractors to new strategies employed to enhance the resiliency of a home when implementing a Deep Energy Retrofit. DCB 1756-18 W 10/5 7:30-10am SRC, Kelder $27 reduced for qualified candidates Note: Coffee will be served 7:30-8am. Presentation begins at 8am

BPI Building Analyst - Introduction to Home Energy Auditing

Prepares students to perform “whole-house” energy assessments, identifying a building’s problems at the root cause and prescribing and prioritizing solutions based on building science principals. Upon successful completion of the written and field exams, students receive Building Analyst Certification. Approved for 8.5 PBI CEUs. Prerequisite: Basic building science background strongly recommended Reference textbook: Residential Energy, ISBN: 9781880120231 DCB 1842-47 M-F 9/12-16 8am-5pm SRC, Kelder $1,095 reduced to $273.75 for qualified candidates Class on Friday is from 9-11am and is held at the BRC in Kingston. DCB 1842-48 M-F 11/14-19 8am-5pm SRC, Kelder $1,095 reduced to $273.75 for qualified students Class on Friday is from 9-11am and is held at the BRC in Kingston.

BPI Building Analyst Written Exam DCB 1025-47 DCB 1025-48

F F

9/16 11/19

11am-1pm 11am-1pm

BRC BRC

$200 $200

SRC, Kelder

$400

BPI Building Analyst Field Test Subject to a $200 non-refundable fee. DCB 1143-19 By appointment

BPI Field Test Prep Classes

By appointment at Kelder, SRC $250 each BPI Building Analyst Field Test Prep DCB 1883-11 BPI Envelope Professional Field Test Prep DCB 1890-08 BPI Heating Professional Field Test Prep DCB 1891-07 BPI A/C Heat Pump Field Test Prep DCB 1893-08 With over twenty years of professional experience in the housing sector, Pasquale has been dedicated to High Performance Building since 2005. As a building performance consultant and Energy Rater he has worked on over 1,000 homes including both single and multi-family projects. A growing portion of his work consists of forensic investigations to help resolve building failures related to energy efficiency retrofits. Pasquale is president and founder of Integral Building & Design, a regionally-based firm in the Hudson Valley and teaches several Building Science courses for SUNY Ulster.

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Building Science BPI Envelope Professional

Learn to quantify “whole-house” performance and prescribe improvements to help tighten the building envelope (shell), stop uncontrolled air leakage, install needed insulation, and optimize comfort, durability and HVAC performance. Approved for 8.5 BPI CEUs Prerequisite: BPI Building Analyst training DCB 1843-26 M-F 10/24-28 SRC, Kelder $1,175 reduced to $470 for qualified students Class on Friday is from 9-11am and is held at the BRC in Kingston.

BPI Envelope Professional Written Exam DCB 1026-27

F

10/28

11am-1pm

BRC

$200

SRC, Kelder

$400

BPI Building Envelope Field Test Subject to a $200 non-refundable fee. DCB 1149-13 By appointment

BPI Heating Professional

Learn how to optimize the performance of heating equipment to help save energy and ensure occupant comfort, health, and safety. Approved for 8.5 BPI CEUs. Prerequisite: BPI Building Analyst training DCB 1036-15 M-F 12/5-9 8am-5pm SRC, Kelder $1,300 reduced to $325 for qualified students Class on Friday is from 9-11am and is held at the BRC in Kingston.

BPI Heating Professional Written Exam DCB 1893-08

F

12/9

11am-1 pm

BRC

$200

SRC, Kelder

$400

BRC

$200

SRC, Kelder

$400

BPI Heating Professional Field Test Subject to a $200 non-refundable fee. DCB 1150-16 By appointment

BPI A/C Heat Pump Written Exam Subject to a $200 non-refundable fee. DCB 1262-08 By appointment

BPI A/C Heat Pump Field Exam Subject to a $200 non-refundable fee. DCB 1270-09 By appointment

Building Air-Tightness, Ventilation and IEQ

In this half-day workshop, students are presented with the critical relationship between energy efficiency and the need for ventilation within homes for both new construction and existing homes. The workshop focus includes the NYS Code requirements for energy efficiency as well as the national standards for ventilation. Real-world examples of condensation issues and other impacts are provided. The course also provides attendees with the necessary information to make proper design and HVAC product selections to enhance indoor environmental quality. The course has been designed specifically for building professionals, contractors and tradesmen, code officials and home inspectors. Approved for 2 BPI CEUs Instructor: P. Strocchia DCB 1023-16 R 9/29 8 am-12pm SRC, Kelder $175 reduced to $87.50 for qualified students DCB 1023-17 T 11/1 8 am-12pm SRC, Kelder $175 reduced to $87.50 for qualified students

BPI A/C Heat Pump Written Exam DCB 1262-08

By appointment

BPI A/C Heat Pump Field Exam DCB 1270-09

By appointment

BRC

$200

SRC, Kelder

$400

Ask about specialized training for your company. SUNY Ulster offers training at our location or yours in a variety of topics including: • Electrical Basics for HVAC • BPI Multi-family classroom instruction and exam • BPI Infiltration and Duct Leakage (IDL) training and exam • ASHRAE Acceptable Indoor Air Quality in Low-Rise Residential Buildings • Manual J,D, and S Workshop

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Corporate Training SUNY Ulster offers a variety of on-demand training to respond to your company’s needs. To schedule a course listed in this brochure, or to learn what other courses we can provide contact Deborah O’Connor, Associate Dean Continuing and Professional Education at 845-802-7166 or via email at [email protected] or Barbara Ann Livermore Reer, Director, Continuing and Professional Education at 845-802-7171 or via email at [email protected] -----------------------------------------------------------------------Wolf-tec, Inc has participated in over 100 of our courses over the past five years. Here’s what they have to say about our work: “I believe SUNY Ulster does a great job listening to our ever evolving needs as a company, and adding to the training that they offer. The training they provide is an excellent resource in expanding our skills and knowledge at all levels. The instructors are passionate about what they teach and adapt accordingly to the diverse audience. As a global manufacturer in the Hudson Valley, we have come to rely heavily on SUNY Ulster to provide the training we need to maintain our competitive edge. We look forward to a long lasting partnership with them.” Richard Timperio, Director of Engineering, Wolf-tec, Inc.

360 Management

Transform your organization by aligning your mission, vision, goals and outcomes, and get the maximum ROI for your most valuable asset - your employees.

Habits of Effective Managers and Leaders

Learn the behaviors, thought processes and attitudes that have been shown to be associated with the most successful leaders.

Communications and Interpersonal Skills

The best ideas, processes or products can end up failing when people fail to communicate. Learn how to assess your own communication style and the style of others to master this vital skill.

High Performance Work Teams

Set up teams that really work by learning how to set goals, share leadership, identify the unique skills of each team member, and communicate and collaborate for consensus.

Dealing with Negativity

Don’t let negativity drain morale and decrease your company’s productivity. Use the proven methods taught in this course to create a positive and productive work environment.

Time and Organizational Management Skills

Learn how to effectively organize workload, set “smart goals,” prioritize tasks and projects, create action plans, and short-circuit time wasters.

Customer Service Excellence

Make your company stand out by strengthening relationships with customers through improved listening and resolution skills.

Change Management

Change is inevitable but most of us don’t like it! Use the power of an attitudinal shift to view change as an opportunity to excel and innovate.

SHARP Sales Training

Learn how to incorporate the best revenue-generating and cost-effective sales strategies to ensure profitable and sustainable business for your company.

Legal Issues in the Workplace

Avoid unnecessary confrontation or litigation. We can help your company to stay current on employment law in the areas of hiring, firing, management and harassment training.

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Corporate Training Root Cause Analysis/Management Oversight and Risk Tree Certification

Workshop exposes participants to Corrective Action Programs, Incident Investigations, Events and Causal Factor Analysis, Safety Culture, Human Performance Change Analysis and Apparent Cause Evaluations.

Blueprint Reading

Learn how to read industrial drawings for parts and assemblies.

Electrical Theory

Topics include conductivity, series and parallel circuits, tracing circuits, voltage and current resistance, AC and DC voltage, single phase, three phase, Ohm’s Law, wiring and wire splicing, connecting modules in series and parallel and monitoring output, and practicing current and voltage calculations.

Lean Manufacturing

Includes an overview of Lean tools and definitions and compares traditional/batch manufacturing with Lean manufacturing.

Project Management

Topics include how to plan, implement, control and close a project.

Programmable Logic Controllers

Addresses PLC topics including system design, program planning, programming functions, and administrative tasks, along with an overview of ladder logic programming.

Mastercam Mill Essentials

Learn the icon functions, geometry and tool path creation to program parts from start to finish.

Mastercam Lathe Essentials

Get training on lathe toolpaths, stock transfer, C-axis machining, lathe tool libraries, and creating new tools to quickly and accurately turn new components.

Microsoft Visio

Use templates, stencils, shapes and backgrounds to create organization charts, flow charts, floor plans, and presentations.

Intro to SQL

Understand how SQL Server works and learn how to output reports with SQL Server and write queries to get data from multiple tables.

SolidWorks Essentials

Learn how to use SolidWorks mechanical design automation software to build parametric models of parts and assemblies and how to make drawings of those parts and assemblies.

Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points (HACCP)

Provides a complete overview of the systematic approach to the identification, evaluation, and control of food safety hazards. This program is accredited by the International HACCP Alliance.

OSHA 10-Hour Construction or General Industry Standard OSHA 30-Hour Construction or General Industry Standard Scaffolds and Stairways

This course will give the student a comprehensive understanding of OSHA standards regarding prevention and elimination of work-related injuries and fatalities due to stairways and ladders in construction.

Lockout/Tagout

This course presents employees with the requirements for lockout/tagout during servicing and maintenance of machines or equipment.

Personal Protective Equipment

This course gives a basic understanding of prevention of work-related casualties and fatalities through proper personal protective equipment (PPE).

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Water and Wastewater Operations These courses are approved by the NY State Department of Health for pre-certification training. Under Part 5 of the NY Sanitary Code, all NY State Grades A, B, C, and D Water Treatment Plant Operators are required to complete an approved training program as a prerequisite to becoming certified. Program Director: D. Rider, P. E.

Math for Water Operators

Certification as a water treatment plant operator requires the skills presented in this class. This mathematical course serves a refresher to those who may feel intimated by basic math, algebra, or using formula sheets. Instructor: S. Rider. DCB 1735-06 T/R 8/30-9/6 6-8pm SRC $131

Grade A Water Operator

Topics in this course include operator qualifications and responsibilities, water quality control, coagulation, sedimentation, filtration, pH and alkalinity adjustment, iron and manganese removal, water softening and chlorination, bacteriological laboratory techniques, emergency planning, safety, hydraulics and pumps, process calculations and distribution system operation and maintenance. PSP 1500-11 T/R 9/13-12/15 6-9:10pm SRC 1,899

Grade B Water Operator

This course is designed for operators of plants providing treatment for disinfection by chlorination. Iron and manganese removal, corrosion control, emergency planning, safety, hydraulics and pumps, and process calculations are covered. PSP 1504-07 T/R 9/13-11/17 6-9:10pm SRC $1,599

Grade C Water Operator

This course is designed to provide the student with a basic background in the principles and practices of water treatment. DCB 1507-08 M/W 9/28-11/14 6-9:10pm SRC $949

Grade D Water Operator

This course of study is designed for operators of distribution systems serving greater than 1,000 people. Topics include pressure zones, booster stations, storage tanks, fire protection and disinfection. DCB 1508-07 M/W 11/16-12/19 6-9:10pm SRC $649

Professional Externship

A Professional Externship provides students with an opportunity to gain knowledge and skills from a planned work experience in the student’s chosen career field. Externship placements are directly related to the student’s program of study and provide learning experiences not available in the classroom setting. Externships offer entry-level, career-related experiences, and workplace competencies that employer’s value when hiring new employees. Externships may also be used as an opportunity to explore career fields. Students are required to complete 120-130 hours and meet with Externship Coordinator throughout the Externship period. Students must meet the Externship Coordinator prior to registering. Eligibility for current enrollees in Continuing Education professional training programs is determined by Program Coordinator. DCB 2047-01 Determined by placement specifics.

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Water and Wastewater Renewal Opportunities for Water and Wastewater Operators

Grade A Compliant Laboratory Course

At the completion of this course students will have improved their knowledge, skills, ability, and proficiency in laboratory and sampling techniques. Students will have learned how these analyses and techniques can be used to optimize the treatment facility and ensure plant efficiency. 5 NY DOH contact hours, 5 NY DEC contact hours. Instructor: S. Rider PSP 1511-06 M/W 9/12&14 5:30-8:30pm SRC $129

3A Exam Review

For operators who hold a 3A license, successful completion of the 3A exam allows them to act as operator-in-charge at a 3A plant or as the licensed operator at a 4A plant. 7 DEC contact hours. Instructor: W. Rice PSP 1521-04 W 9/28 8:30am-4:30pm KSU $169

Activated Sludge Overview

This course will review monitoring parameters, treatment processes and their biology, modes of operation, package plants, oxidation ditches, control parameters, and physical observations related to the operation of activated sludge plants. Instructor: W. Rice PSP 1526-01 W 10/19 8:30am-4:30pm KSU $169

Advanced Lab Skills - Making Reagents in the Lab

Learn how to make reagents you use in water and wastewater laboratory. Gravimetric and volumetric measurements will be covered, as well as the common units of concentration and concentration conversions. Instructor: S. Rider PSP 1525-01 T/W 11/15&16 6-9pm SRC $129

Disinfection/Dechlorination

This class reviews the properties, chemistry, and equipment used for chlorination in odor control, ammonia removal, filament control, and disinfection at wastewater treatment facilities. Dechlorination reviews the chemicals, chemistry, and equipment used in the removal of chlorine from wastewater. 4.5 DOH contact hours. 4.0 DEC contact hours. Instructor: W. Rice PSP 1519-03 T 12/6 12:30pm-5pm KSU $109

Water/Wastewater & Hazwoper Online

Environmental Technology Online offers a variety of water and wastewater courses approved by the NY DOH and NY DEC for contact hours as well as hazardous materials training. Hazwoper 40, 24, 8 Hour meet the requirements of 29 CFR 1910.120, OSHA’s Hazardous Waste Site Worker and Emergency Response Standard. For further information call 845-687-5012 or email [email protected]

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Credentialed Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Counselor Training SUNY Ulster is a New York State Office of Substance Abuse Services (OASAS) Education and Training Provider offering the 350-hour education and training required for CASAC credentialing. Through a balance of lecture, dialogue, and experiential exercises that allow participants to apply the knowledge, skills and abilities they have learned, students are exposed to the full range of counselor competencies, a distinct understanding of the knowledge base associated with addiction specialists, diversity in different treatment approaches and professional and ethical responsibilities. Upon completion, students are issued the OASAS 350-hour Certificate of Completion, providing all the coursework necessary to apply for the CASAC Trainee status. In order to become a CASAC in New York State, students must: (1) meet specific competency and ethical conduct requirements; (2) meet specific work experience requirements; (3) meet minimum education and training requirements; and (4) pass the International Certification and Reciprocity Consortium (IC&RC) examination for Alcohol and Drug Counselors. All the stated requirements are overseen and/or coordinated by the Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (OASAS). Student should possess a minimum of a high school diploma or a high school equivalency and be at least 18 years old. Individuals in recovery should have a minimum of two continuous years of recovery. Enrollment is open and continuous.

CASAC Info Session

For those interested in becoming an addictions counselor or for those professionals who wish to re-specialize in addiction counseling, this session will address the training, education, and competencies required. DCB 1853-22 W 8/31 6-7:30pm KSU Free

Fast Track Day Program

This program is designed to address the needs of those who wish to prepare for a career in substance abuse counseling or those who wish to enhance their skills as social workers, psychologists, psychiatrists, rehabilitation counselors, mental health counselors, substance abuse counselors, marriage and family therapists, and school counselors. Instructor: C. Leiserson, MAC, CASAC , ICADC DCB 1803-30 T-R 9/20-2/23/17 KSU 8:30am-3pm $2,800 No class 11/22-25, 12/20-22, 12/27-29 Students may prefer to register for the 350-hour program by section. To do so please use the following registration codes: Section I Section III DCB 1037-24 T-R 9/20-10/20 8:30am-3pm DCB 1039-24 T-R 1/11-2/7 8:30am-3pm KSU $680 KSU $560 Section II DCB 1038-24 T-R 10/25-1/10 8:30am-3pm KSU $1,200 No class 11/22-25, 12/20-22, 12/27-29

Section IV DCB 1040-24 KSU

T-R 2/8-2/23

8:30am-3pm $360

Register with the following course codes and follow the given schedule to enroll in payment plan option for Section II. Section II-I DCB 1646-07

10/25-11/10

$400

Section II-II DCB 1647-07

11/15-12/7

$400

Section II-III DCB 1648-07

12/8-1/10

$400

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Credentialed Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Counselor Training Evening Program

Students enrolled in SUNY Ulster’s evening program are able to complete their 350 educational hours in 12 months. For no class and alternate class dates, see information provided below for each section. Instructor: D. Hale, CASAC, CPP DCB 1803-31 M/W 9/19-8/23/17 KSU 5-9pm $2,800 Students may prefer to register for the 350-hour program by section. To do so please use the following registration codes: Section I DCB 1037-25 M/W 9/19-12/7 5-9pm KSU $680 Alternate class day T, 10/11. No class 10/10, 11/22-25 Section II DCB 1038-25 M/W 12/12-5/10 5-9pm KSU $1,200 Alternate class days T, 1/17 & T, 2/21. No class 12/20-22, 12/27-29, 1/16, 2/20, 3/13-15

Section III DCB 1039-25 M/W 5/15-7/12 5-9pm KSU $560 Alternate class day T, 5/30. No class 5/29 Section IV DCB 1040-25 KSU

M/W

7/17-8/23

5-9pm $360

Register with the following course codes and follow the given schedule to enroll in payment plan option for Sections I-III. Section I-I DCB 1685-08

9/19-10/19

$340

Section II-III DCB 1723-08

2/27-3/29

$300

Section I-II DCB 1686-08

10/24-12/7

$340

Section II-IV DCB 1724-08

4/3-5/10

$300

Section II-I DCB 1721-08

12/12-1/25

$300

Section III-I DCB 1731-08

5/15-5/31

$280

Section II-II DCB 1722-08

1/30-2/22

$300

Section III-II DCB 1732-08

6/5-7/12

$280

Professional Training SUNY Ulster is an approved training provider by the New York State Office of Alcoholism & Substance Abuse Services (OASAS). The trainings provided in this series are approved for CASAC renewal and specialty designations where indicated.

Gambling Disorder Screening and Assessment

Participants will be able to conduct a comprehensive psycho-social evaluation based on OASAS regulations as well as learn to execute evidenced-based screening instruments such as: Lie-Bet; SOGS & DSM-4 Pathological Gambling Screen. Additionally, students will diagnose gambling disorder symptoms based on DSM-5 criteria. Instructor: W. Hill DCB 2039-01 T/R 9/6 & 9/8 KSU 6-9pm $75

Gambling Disorder Treatment Planning and Evidenced Based Treatment Options

Students will learn to execute treatment planning based on OASAS regulations and identify evidenced based treatment options for the gambling disordered population. Students will learn to access and identify mobile mutual aid options for the gambling disordered population. Instructor: W. Hill DCB 2040-01 T/R 9/20 & 9/22 KSU 6-9pm $75

New! Cultural Responsiveness in Treating LBGTQ Individuals

Attendees will be provided information and strategies designed to promote the provision of culturally competent care to the LBGTQ community. Learn terminologies, ask questions you always wanted to know the answers to, and consider best practice counseling strategies using case histories and interactive presentation. Instructor: B. Gibbons DCB2059-01 S 11/19 KSU 9:30 am-3:30 pm $75

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Credentialed Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Counselor Training New! Tweak: Growing up on Methamphetamines

As a follow-up to our Beautiful Boy book discussion, read Nic Sheff’s memoir Tweak: Growing up on Methamphetamines. Published in conjunction with his father’s account, Nic Sheff’s parallel memoir takes the reader through his harrowing story of relapse and recovery. DCB 2060-01 R 12/8 KSU 6-9pm Free

Earn a Human Services A.A.S. or A.S. Degree and a CASAC-T

SUNY Ulster is offering CASAC-T training in conjunction with the A.A.S. or A.S. Human Service Degree. Students wishing to attain an Associate Degree may do so by continuing in the Associate of Arts in Human Services Program or Associate in Applied Science in Individual Studies.

Look for related topics through instructor-led online courses. Relevant course topics include: Grant writing, Non-Profit Management, Certificates in Meditation, Brain Health and Stress Management. To view the hundreds of titles available, visit www.ed2go.com/sunyulster

Direct Care Practice Certificate

This 19 credit certificate program trains practitioners to provide direct service and support to individuals, families and groups in the community. Students learn multiple roles of direct care and support workers in public and private sectors. Through academic courses and a practicum provided at a community organization, the program offers tangible ways to gain confidence and competence in specific skill areas identified by potential employers and codified by national performance standards. This credit program requires prospective students to go through the application process. Contact our Admissions Office to learn more or apply at www.sunyulster.edu Email: [email protected], Call: 800-724-0833 x 5022 or 845-687-5022 ENG 101 HUS 103 HUS 202 HUS 205 HUS 207 HUS 212

College English I Introduction to Human Services Person with Special Needs General Practice with Children, Families, and Institutions Aspects of Aging Human Services Field Practicum: General Practice

Professional Externship

A Professional Externship provides students with an opportunity to gain knowledge and skills from a planned work experience in the student’s chosen career field. Externship placements are directly related to the student’s program of study and provide learning experiences not available in the classroom setting. Externships offer entry-level, career-related experiences, and workplace competencies that employer’s value when hiring new employees. Externships may also be used as an opportunity to explore career fields. Students are required to complete 130 hours and meet with Externship Coordinator 5 hours throughout the Externship period. Students must meet the Externship Coordinator prior to registering. Eligibility for current enrollees in Continuing Education professional training programs is determined by Program Coordinator. DCB 2047-01 Call 845-802-7188 for more information.

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WorkKeys© Assessment

Employers: Measure potential employees’ “real-world” skills that are critical to job success with WorkKeys©. ACT WorkKeys is a job skills assessment system that helps employers select, hire, train, develop, and retain a high-performance workforce. This series of tests measures foundational and soft skills and offers specialized assessments to target institutional needs. Employees: WorkKeys is a job skills assessment that helps job seekers properly prepare for their career and provides an opportunity for the job seeker to conduct a comparison between their personal skills to those required in the job market. An online study program, WorkKeys is accessible from anywhere students have internet access. DCB 1846-04 Open Enrollment Free

National Career Readiness Certificate

The National Career Readiness Certificate (NCRC) is a portable record of work skills which documents skill achievement in Reading for Information, Locating Information, and Applied Math at three levels-Bronze, Silver, and Gold. The NCRC uses WorkKeys to determine the skills needed for success in the workplace. Reading for Information, Locating Information, and Applied Math are the target skills for certification because these skills are required in over 85% of jobs. Using WorkKeys, current skill levels are determined in these three areas, and training helps close the gap between current skills and desired certification level. Students are required to make an appointment for an assessment date at 845-339-2025. NCRC testing is on-site and are proctored exams. Testing time is approximately 3 hours. On test day, photo ID is required and cell phones are prohibited. Certificates are mailed to students. DCB 1849-04 By appointment KSU or BRC $30

Career Coach

A free online tool that allows students and community members to explore potential careers Through a simple keyword search, students and community members can learn about the employment prospects of careers they want to research. The real-time information is customized for Hudson Valley and includes detailed wage estimates. Users are directed to SUNY Ulster programs when searching for specific jobs. Career Coach also includes a built-in resume builder to help students and jobseekers quickly and efficiently put together an updated resume with key skills and job experience highlighted. Visit at https://sunyulster.emsicareercoach.com/

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Transcription, Medical Assistant, Medical Coding and Billing CareerStep is committed to providing the best online education experience by incorporating interactive learning tools. Students have access to resources such as resume reviews, interview tips and tutorials, and new job opening notifications. Visit http://careerstep.com/ap/sunyulster, or call 877-225-7151. Payment plans are available.

Medical Transcription Editor

Approved by the Association for Healthcare Documentation Integrity (AHDI), the Medical Transcription Editor program focuses on teaching the skills needed to work as a medical transcriptionist and medical transcription editor. DCB 1030-13 $2,995

Medical Administrative Assistant

Approved by the National Healthcareer Association, the program is designed to prepare students to earn the Certified Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA) credential. Students learn Microsoft Word and Excel, healthcare documentation and reimbursement, medical terminology, basic anatomy, and medical office management skills. Students receive e-books and a voucher to take the CCBMA exam after course completion. This course is 200 hours and students have six months to complete the program. DCB 1168-11 $1,995

Medical Coding and Billing This online series is for individuals interested in gaining insurance coding skills for an entrylevel position, the experienced coder looking for educational enrichment and CEUs, and the coder preparing for the American Academy of Professional Coders (AAPC) Certification Exam. Each course consists of 39 instructional hours over a period of 11 weeks. Students must have test scores of 80% or better to pass. Certification exam information is available at www.aapc.com.

Medical Terminology

Medical terminology serves as a foundation for all other medical courses in this series. DCB 1193-21 $269

Medical Billing

This course prepares students for entry-level jobs with the accounting skills necessary to work in a doctor’s office or other medical facility. This course includes Front Office Management, Filing Part B CMS 1500, Filing Part A CMS 1450, All About Medicare, Medicare Billing Problems, Medicare as Secondary Payer, Medicare and Home Health, and Medicare and Women’s Health. An Electronic Medical Records module is included. DCB 1316-21 $269

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Intro to IDC 10 Using SpeedECoder

This course prepares students for entry-level jobs in a doctor’s office or other medical facility. CPT Coding is covered including Medicare Fraud and Abuse, and Evaluation and Management. STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR DCB 2000-03, SpeedECoder unless they already have a subscription. DCB 2035-02 $269

Advanced Medical Coding CPT and Certification

Course prepares students to take the Certified Professional Coder Examination (Hospital) administered by the American Academy of Professional Coders, the Certified Coding Associate exam administered by the American Health Information Management Association, and the Certified Medical Reimbursement Specialist exam administered by the American Medical Billing Association. STUDENTS MUST REGISTER FOR DCB 2000-03, SpeedECoder unless they already have a subscription. DCB 2035-02 $269

SpeedECoder

A one year online subscription that provides online access to ICD-10 and CPT codes. DCB2000-03 $159

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Medical Careers in the Classroom Pharmacy Technician Certificate

This certification course provides the basic math skills and the knowledge and practical skills for a career in hospital, home healthcare, mail-order and retail pharmacy environments. The course prepares students for the National Pharmacy Technician Certification Examination. Dosage forms, inventory management, drug regulation and control, and metric conversions are covered. This course is ideal for anyone looking to enter the pharmacy field as well as those already in the industry looking to enhance their skills. Instructors: K. Horton, PharmD and V. Leser. Approved by New York State Bureau of Veterans Education for payment of VA Education Benefits. Prerequistite: high school diploma DCB2077-01 T 9/20-12/20 6:30-9pm KSU $539

Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam Review

This online 96-hour course provides everything students need to prepare and pass the Pharmacy Technician certification exam. DCB 1545-02 9/1-12/31 Online $159

EKG Technician Certification Preparation

This course covers the role of the technician, patient privacy, medical terminology, the cardiovascular and respiratory system, and the function of electrocardiography. The course also includes a clinical portion that covers identifying the normal anatomy of the chest, proper procedures for recording and mounting the standard 12-lead electrocardiogram, recording and measuring EKG tracings, and recognition of abnormal tracings. Instructor: D. Dittus. Approved by New York State Bureau of Veterans Education for payment of VA Education Benefits. Prerequistite: high school diploma DCB1352-23 T 9/13-11/22 6-9pm $459 Exam date: T 11/29 6-8pm Exam Fee: $85 Check made payable to ASPT required with application which is due by 10/25. Class meets at Health Alliance Educational Building, 394 Hasbrouck Avenue, Kingston

New! Phlebotomy Technician Program

This 90-hour Phlebotomy Technician Program prepares professionals to collect blood specimens from clients for the purpose of laboratory analysis. Students will become familiar with all aspects related to blood collection and develop comprehensive skills to perform venipunctures completely and safely. Classroom and lab work includes terminology, anatomy and physiology; blood collection procedures; specimen hands-on practice; and training in skills and techniques to perform puncture methods. DCB1895-01 T/R 10/4-12/15 6-9:30pm KSU $1799 (includes textbook) In addition class meets on Saturdays, 10/15, 11/12 and 12/3, 9am-3pm

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High School Equivalency, SAT & WorkKeys High School Equivalency - TASC I

This course is a comprehensive review for students wanting to receive their High School Equivalency Diploma. Students will prepare to take the Test Assessing Secondary Completion (TASC™). This test replaced the GED ® test for New York State in 2014. The focus of the classes will be on reading/writing, science, social studies, and mathematics. TASC™ testing is determined by pre-test scores and instructor recommendation. Students may require more than one session of preparation prior to testing. This class will include homework. Students should bring notebook and pen/pencil. The required book for this course is Kaplan’s New TASC ™ with two Practice Tests. (2016). Instructor: J. Dayton - Wolf CFA 1101-04 M-R 9/12-10/20 9am-12:30pm KSU $20 CFA 1101-05 M-R 10/24-12/6 9am-12:30pm KSU $20

High School Equivalency - TASC II

This course is for students who have progressed though TASC I but need additional review in order to sit for the TASC exam. This course will include review of reading/writing, science, social studies, and mathematics. This class will include homework. Students should bring notebook and pen/pencil. The required book for this course is Kaplan’s New TASC ™ with two Practice Tests. (2016). Instructor: J. Dayton - Wolf CFA 1102-01 M-R 9/12-10/20 9am-12:30pm KSU $20 CFA 1102-02 M-R 10/24-12/6 9am-12:30pm KSU $20

SAT Preparation

Your score on the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) is one of the most important factors determining admissions to the college of your choice. You will receive test-taking techniques, time-saving methods, test anxiety reducing strategies, comprehension and reasoning strategies. Bring a calculator, paper, pencils and snack to class. Prepare for the Oct 1 and Nov 6 exams. Required text: McGraw-Hill Education SAT 2016 (11th) Edition, ISBN-13:978-0071843447 NCC 2048-01 M/W 8/8-31 6-9pm KSU $325 NCC 2048-02 T/R 8/9-9/1 6-9pm SRC $325 NCC 2048-03 M/W 9/26-10/24 6-9pm KSU $325 No class 10/10

SAT Preparation Bootcamp

Take advantage of this intensive refresher! Half the day will focus on strategies for sentence completion, reading comprehension, common vocabulary plus review grammar and successful essay writing tactics. The other half will review basic algebra and geometry skill sets that are commonly assessed. You will learn test format and strategies to increase your confidence and performance. Graphing calculators are recommended. Bring a brown bag lunch and snack. Prepare for the Oct 1 and Nov 6 exams. NCC 1838-11 S 9/17 9am-3:30pm KSU $89 NCC 1838-12 S 10/22 9am-3:30pm KSU $89

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ONLINE LEARNING Child Abuse Recognition and Mandated Reporter

This open-entry course is designed to meet the requirement for the two-hour certification course as part of Section 413 of the New York Social Services Law. DCB 1454-27 $49

Safe Schools Against Violence in Education Act (SAVE)

This open-entry course meets the two-hour certification requirements for school staff as specified in the Safe Schools Against Violence in Education Act (SAVE). HSI 1750-36 $69

Prepare for Your Real Estate Exam

Visit http://www.careerwebschool.com/new-york/real-estate/1095. Package includes: New York Real Estate Pre-license Course - 75 Hours New York Exam Prep MathMaster and the New York Real Estate for Salespersons textbook. For licensing information visit www.dos.ny.gov/licensing or call 888-553-1267.

Online Career Certificate Training

SUNY Ulster, in partnership with Education to Go and Gatlin Educational Services, offers online, open enrollment career training programs designed to provide the workforce skills necessary to acquire professional-caliber positions for many in-demand occupations. Programs include Health and Fitness, Business, Media and Design, Skilled Trades and Industrial, IT and Software Development. Please visit www.gatlineducation.com/sunyulster.

Education to Go

Courses are convenient and accessible 24 hours a day, and seven days a week. Visit www.ed2go.com/sunyulster to see a complete listing of courses including descriptions. Many courses are priced as low as $109.

Online Career Training Programs Prepare for employment in some of today’s hottest careers with a comprehensive, affordable, and self-paced online Career Training Program. You can begin these Programs at any time and learn at your own pace. Upon successful completion of all required coursework, you will receive a Certificate of Completion.

Features: • Facilitators and mentors are available to answer questions • Career Counselors will help you prepare for the transition from the classroom to the workplace • Courses are all open-enrollment and self paced • All materials, workbooks, and software are included in the course fee • Payment plans available

Administrative Professional with Microsoft Office Specialist 2013 - Learn the skills required to become a successful administrative professional and prepare for the Microsoft Office Specialist Certification exams.

Certified Bookkeeper - The Certified Bookkeeper Online Training Program helps professional bookkeepers earn prestigious American Institute of Professional Bookkeepers (AIPB) certification. Clinical Dental Assistant - You’ll be ready equipped with the skills to become a dental assistant and prepared to pursue certification as a dental assistant.

Human Resources Professional - Master the skills you need to gain an entry-level position in human resources and prepare to take the Professional in Human Resources certification exam.

MORE PROGRAMS AND DETAILS AVAILABLE AT:

careertraining.ed2go.com/sunyulster

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Pet Educational Training Services Know you want a career working with animals but don't know where to begin? Join the free information session at our Open House, August 31 from 5-8pm, to learn more about the programs and for a free demonstration on pet CPR/first aid using Casper the CPR dog. Or you can call 518-663-5732 for more information. Mary Lynn Gagnon is the owner of Pet Estates Inc., and Merry Lynn Kennels. She has been a successful pet business owner and leader in the pet business field locally and regionally for more than 25 years.

Pet Education Program

This course will help students explore the field of animal-related careers. It offers a variety of resources to help begin or enhance one’s career working with animals and will further one’s animal knowledge. This includes hands-on internships that can be a good source for networking and employment. Required: Completion of a Pet First Aid/CPR course and at least 54 hours of internships arranged by instructor. Certificate of completion will be awarded. 7.2 CEUs DCB 2004-03 10/10-11/28 $400

Starting a Pet Business

In order to stand out in the pet industry one needs to think outside the box and do research. This course will save one time and money by giving students the tools to do it right the first time and avoid the pitfalls. Topics include business planning, acquiring permits, how create a unique business, tips to increase revenue, marketing, where to go for free assistance and much more. Course includes a 30minute phone consultation with the instructor. DCB 2007-02 11/8-22 $85

New! Basics of Grooming

Pet First Aid/CPR

This course is designed for those wishing to work in the pet industry or to acquire knowledge on how to respond in an emergency situation. Whether a pet owner, employee or just a pet lover, learning knowledge on how to respond quickly and properly in a pet emergency is critical and can save a pet’s life. Certificate of completion will be awarded. Required: The purchase of at least one textbook (˜$20) 0.6 CEUs DCB 2005-03 10/14-28 $86

This introductory course prepares students for a career as a pet groomer assistant, owner or caregiver through in-class and hands-on training. Requirements: Completion of the Pet Education Certificate course, the Pet First Aid/CPR course and at least 20 hours of internships at approved animal care facilities (instructor will assist in securing the necessary internships) within six months after the final class date. 4.7 CEUs DCB 2006-01 11/2-12/7 $400

Animal Science Office Assistant Certificate

This program has been developed through a close collaboration of SUNY Ulster faculty, regional veterinarians, and licensed veterinary technicians to meet the training needs of students and practicing veterinary professionals. The overall goal of the program is to provide students with the training necessary to become successfully employed as animal science office assistants. (Total Credits 27) This credit program requires prospective students to go through the application process. Contact our Admissions Office to learn more or apply at www.sunyulster.edu Email: [email protected], Call: 800-724-0833 x 5022 or 845-687-5022. First Semester Second Semester BIO 100 Fundamental Concepts of Biology VTS 151 Parasitology and Microbiology BUS 171 Computer Applications in Business VTS 152 Animal Anatomy and Physiology VTS 111 Veterinary Medical Terminology VTS 155 Veterinary Clinical Pathology VTS 149 Intro to Veterinary Science Tech VTS 159 Restraint and Handling VTS 150 Animal Nutrition VTS 250 Behavioral Medicine for Animals

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PERSONAL TRAINER Personal Trainer Online Webinars

Want to learn more about the Personal Trainer Certification Course? Join our live webinar and talk with a veteran instructor about the course and industry. Register today for Live Your Passion, Become a Personal Trainer! W 9/7 12-1pm, http://tinyurl.com/fitnessorientation907 or W 1/5 4-5pm, http://tinyurl.com/fitnessorientation105

Personal Trainer

The Bureau of Labor Statistics estimates personal training jobs will increase 8% by 2018. Whether a career move or for personal knowledge, all the information needed to become a Certified Personal Trainer is in the course. The course prepares students for success with key topics that include biomechanics, exercise physiology, fitness testing, equipment usage, and health assessment. CPR/AED is required to receive the certificate. W.I.T.S. is the only major certifying body in the country providing comprehensive practical training and internship components. Textbook ($94) is required and not included in course fees. Students should read chapters 1, 2, 3, 6, and 27 prior to class. Additional information is available at https//www.witseducation.com. W.I.T.S. is an approved CEU provider for the American Occupational Therapy Association (AOTA), National Certification Board for Therapeutic Massage and Bodywork (NCBTMB), the International Association of Continuing Education and Training (IACET). DCB 1465-27 S 9/24-12/3 9am-2pm KSU & MAC $679 No class 10/8 & 11/26

Business Business Office Assistant

This six-week, 90-hour course is designed to prepare students for entry-level office work. It provides basic computer skills and office skills necessary for the contemporary business environment. Topics include keyboarding, MS Office, basic math, grammar and writing skills, critical thinking, and communication skills. Approved by New York State Bureau of Veterans Education for payment of VA Education Benefits. Instructor: H. Johnson, NYS certified teacher. DCB 1061-08 M-R 9/19-11/8 9am-12pm KSU $725 No class 10/10

New! Working as a Translator/Interpreter (English to Spanish)

This course is designed to help bilingual individuals who are asked to “translate” become competent interpreters so they can efficiently meet the needs of offices, schools, hospitals and organizations. There is increasing demand for qualified/trained interpreters. The topics will include: interpreter’s professional standards; translation vs interpretation skills; use of dictionaries, glossaries and online resources; modes of interpretation and practical exercises. Note: Participants need to be proficient in English and Spanish. Instructor: A. Delgado, translator certified by the American Translators Association for English into Spanish. DCB 2052-01 T 10/6-12/1 6:45-8:45pm KSU $189 No class 11/24

Event Planning Made Simple

Whatever the occasion, pulling out all the stops and pulling off an incredible event is a lot of work but very possible. All of the behind the scenes planning, organizing, budgeting, and strategizing that go into creating the perfect event can be learned. Leave the Stress Behind and Make Your Event Shine. Whether you’ve planned many events or planning an event is a new concept to you, you’ll do a better job with Event Planning Made Simple. DCB 2048-01 W 9/21 & 28 6-8pm KSU $49

Establishing a Business Identity

Do you own a small business and are still trying to get noticed? This class will assist you in establishing a "corporate" identity for your individual business. This class will establish a consistent recognizable presence across all channels, including designing a logo that customers or potential customers will recognize. DCB 2046-01 W 10/19 6-9pm KSU $69

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Business New! Grant Writing Course

How do you find appropriate funding resources for your organization or business? How do you compose and submit competitive applications? This course is designed to teach you the fundamentals of grant writing—a skill that is equal parts art and science. Whether seeking to bolster your fundraising efforts or simply learn more about a process that can often seem prohibitively bureaucratic, this course will give you the context, terminology, and strategies to solicit grants confidently and effectively. Instructor: J. Gutman DCB 2062-01 R 9/22-10/20 5-8pm KSU $139 No class 10/13

Notary Public Workshop

This class, endorsed by the American Society of Notaries, prepares students to pass the New York State notary exam and provides a comprehensive view of the notary public office. Instructor: E. Johnson Haddeland, Esq., is a licensed attorney and notary public in New York State. DCB 1260-65 M 10/17 5:30-8:30pm KSU $69

Introduction to Voiceovers

In this fun and empowering workshop, students learn about the different types of voiceovers and what tools are needed in order to find success in the voiceover industry. Enrollees have the opportunity to get a taste of what it’s like to be a voice actor as they perform a real voiceover script. They are recorded and receive a professional evaluation. DCB 1341-12 M 10/17 6-8pm KSU $49

Planning and Organizing an ETSY Storefront

This class covers the following: designing a storefront, integrating Facebook and other venues to market the storefront, completing content needs, listing items, adding photography, price listing, shipping lists and doing research. This web-based site seen all around the world is set up for handmade “anything” as well as vintage items and art and craft specialties. Instructor: L. DiFalco DCB 1798-03 M 9/19 & 26 6:30-8:30pm KSU $49

Legal Considerations for Running a Home Based Business

Whether you are providing a service to customers who come to your home, or running a webbased business, there are multiple legal considerations. Students will learn how to register your business, implement truth in advertising laws on your website, comply with FTC rules governing delivery deadlines for products ordered by phone or website, and comply with CAN-SPAM rules in emails to potential customers. Instructor: P. Michitsch, attorney in practice 15 years. DCB 2061-01 W 10/26 6-9pm KSU $35

Entrepreneurship Certificate

This credit Certificate in Entrepreneurship is designed to provide students with the skills needed to create, launch and manage a small business or to work within an entrepreneurial venture. This credit program requires prospective students to go through the application process. Contact our Admissions Office to learn more or apply: Visit: www.sunyulster.edu or email: [email protected] Call: 800-724-0833 x 5022 or 845-687-5022. First Semester ACC 100 or Fundamentals of Accounting for Entrepreneurs or ACC 101 Principles of Accounting I BUS 104 Business Communications BUS 115 Entrepreneurship BUS 180 Legal Environment of Business Total Credits (25-26)

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Second Semester BUS 102 Mathematics for Business & Industry or BUS 171 Computer Appl. in Business ACT 210 Computerized Accounting BUS 209 Principles of Advertising BUS 235 Contemporary Business Issues

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Business SBDC serves Ulster, Sullivan, Orange, Greene, Delaware, and Dutchess counties. The Center is a joint venture between the Small Business Administration and SUNY. Its primary goal is to provide no-cost, one-to-one counseling, training, and researching services to small businesses to assist in their start-up, expansion, or turnaround. Call SBDC at 845-3390025. The Center is headquartered at the Business Resource Center located on Development Court off Ulster Avenue in Kingston. These courses are taught by a Certified Business Advisor from the Mid-Hudson Region Small Business Development Center.

How to Start Your Own Business

This class provides students with a checklist for starting a small business and includes: Personal Assessment; How to Register a New Business; Employer ID number; NYS and NYC Permits and Licenses; Business insurance and much more! DCB 1400-50 R 9/22 6-8pm KSU $35

Writing a Business Plan

This class is designed for those who are interested in developing a business plan for an idea they believe in, or who simply want to learn how realistic businesses plans are written. The business plan is the who, what, where, when, how and why of a business. It is the road map that a business owner will need to follow on their journey to success. Business plans also help explain the business concept to potential investors. In fact, a business plan is the only way lenders or investors can evaluate their decision to risk their capital on the business concept. DCB 1941-09 M 10/3 6-8pm KSU $35

Legal Structures for Business

This class is designed to inform attendees about various business structures and help them determine which type of entity is most suitable for their emerging or existing businesses. This will benefit startups, established businesses and individuals anticipating going into business. DCB 2044-01 R 10/13 6-8pm KSU $35

Getting Into the Food Service Business

This class is for the person who loves to cook and has some amazing recipes that they want to share with the world. Whether it is a restaurant, bakery, food truck, or stand, this class will provide a “soup-to-nuts” overview of the process of the planning required opening a food establishment. DCB 1914-03 W 10/19 6-8pm KSU $35

Financing 101 - What you were always afraid to ask!

Learn the fundamentals of financial literacy including how to prepare a company to be credit ready and explore conventional and non-traditional sources of financing available to new or existing small businesses. In addition, the documentation necessary in order to apply for a loan will also be discussed as well as what do lenders look for in a borrower’s background and on a loan application. DCB 2070-01 T 10/25 6-8pm KSU $35

SBA Loan Programs and Benefits

New entrepreneurs often make errors when applying for loans. Find out about the SBA’s loan programs and how it will benefit your business. DCB 2043-01 W 10/26 6-8pm KSU $35

For more information or to register by phone, call 845-339-2025

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Score Ulster SCORE ULSTER - A nonprofit association dedicated to helping small businesses get off the ground, grow and achieve their goals through education and mentorship. Supported by the U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA), SCORE offers confidential business counseling sessions in person or via email. The local (Ulster) chapter is supported by SUNY Ulster and is located at the Business Resource Center in Kingston, N.Y. Contact us at www.scoreulster.org or call 845-339-0468.

Introduction to the Law of Ideas

When does imagination become marketable property? Workshop Leader is Todd M.C. Li, Ph.D., J.D., SCORE Counselor, scientist and retired patent attorney. Intellectual Property (IP), i.e. Trade Secrets, Patents, Copyrights and Trademarks). Topics will include:

Using the Right Words for Your Website to Get Maximum Results

• What is Intellectual Property • How do types of Intellectual Property differ? • IP Transactions - What can you do with your IP?

Workshop Leader: Alex Hollywood is a Constant Contact Manager who is skilled in its uses. Part 1: What to say and how to say it. Learn to use words and images to craft your email and social media messages. What you say and the way you say it (tone, time, frequency) is how you will attract, engage and be share-worthy to your audiences. Workshop will focus on:

Put Your Business on the Map Part 1

Learn how to: create, curate & extend

DCB 2053-01 W 9/14 KSU

6-8:30pm $10

This workshop is for a small business whether it has a location or is a home-based business. The process of getting your business on the map is a free service of Google. Workshop Leader is Rose Rubin, SCORE Counselor with over 20 years of management experience in Information Technology. Workshop will focus on:

• Discovering the importance of having your business on the map • How it can be accessed by your customers • What information do you want your customers to see • How to find out if your business shows up on the map

Computer use will be available to launch your company on Google Maps and start the process of registering your company. DCB 2054-01 W 9/21 6-7:30pm KSU $10

Put Your Business on the Map Part 2

Google will verify your business and address allowing you to add a free simple webpage. Workshop will focus on:

• Developing a simple webpage using your company logos • Adding additional information about your company • After completion, search the web for your business Bring a flash drive with your company logos and a brief description of your business DCB 2055-01 W 10/5 6-7:30pm KSU $10

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• Time-saving tips • Techniques • Apps that will help your content

Part 2: Standout Subject Lines: Get Open, Read & Results. This will cover:

• • • • • •

Curating content Social media management tools Creating content at events Apps that can help you The art of not over-thinking Next steps?

DCB 2056-01 R SRC

10/13

2-4pm $10

Take Your Social Media to the Next Level

Part 1 Social Media - You’re social, now what?

• • • •

Networks to use for your organization Ready to take the next step? Where to go from there? Using Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Google • Do’s and don’ts of each Part 2 Find Time to Save Time - Advanced social media tips and tricks. Realizing social media is here to stay. This will cover:

• • • • • •

Curating content Social media management tools Creating content at events What apps help The art of not over-thinking The next steps

DCB 2057-01 SRC

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CUSTOMER RELATIONS MANAGEMENT & MONEY AND FINANCE New! Customer Relations Management

First impressions matter, and whether you own your business, work in client support or are seeking to distinguish yourself from the rest of pack, this comprehensive 18-session course will provide you with the tools necessary to provide superior customer service and related skills, expanding your bottom line or salary and providing a less stressful office environment. More and more work is contracted and to get the edge over competitors, these skills have become critical. Covered in the course are:

• • • • • •

Trouble-shooting Problem resolution Ethics Leadership Effective verbal skills Written communications

• • • • •

Social media Documentation In-person presence Soft skills Contemporary business etiquette

Each session is filled with activities and exercises, and full of tips, tricks and methods to ensure professional success. The successful completion will arm participants with a skill set to stand out in a competitive landscape, be it local or global, and the functionality to expand your business, creating a positive client experience that enhances your company’s image, inspires loyalty and separates your firm from the ordinary. Materials will be provided for future reference and to retain and refresh information covered. The course will be customized to the needs and interests of the group as determined by pretesting at the first session. DCB 2042-01 W/R/F 9/7-10/14 9am-12pm KSU $469

Customer Service

It is far easier to make a favorable first impression than it is to correct a bad one. Front line staff create your company’s image in medical offices, hospitality, and in retail. Make it a positive one by providing the training needed to make that first impression and retain your best employees. This three-session class will focus on problem-solving, in-person communication, telephone skills, teamwork and ethics. Motivate your customers to return again and again and refer their friends. DCB 2045-01 W/R/F 10/19-10/21 9am-12pm KSU $79 Instructor: C. Bell, Washington School of Protocol trained and certified etiquette consultant with extensive experience in the field of client relations. MONEY AND FINANCE

College Savings Plans: Getting There From Here

Whether a child is learning to crawl or learning to drive, it is never too late to plan for a college education. This workshop covers questions to consider when establishing a college savings goal and strategies to help reach that goal. DCB 2020-02 T 9/20 6-8pm KSU $35

Tax Free Investing: It’s not what you make, it’s what you keep!

Participants will learn how certain investments can deliver tax-free income and possibly keep a family in a lower tax bracket. Students will gain a deeper understanding of what tax-free investments are and how they work including municipal bonds, unit investment trusts and mutual funds. DCB 2021-02 T 10/18 6-8pm KSU $35

LGBT Scripting a Family’s Future: Why a family needs an Estate Plan

This workshop is designed to help individuals understand the important role a well-executed estate plan can play in ensuring their strategy remains aligned with their goals. If a family currently has an estate plan or a trust or would like to learn how to establish a plan, this is the perfect forum to ask questions and get answers. An estate-planning attorney will be present at this event. DCB 2022-02 T 11/15 6-8pm KSU $35 Instructor: U. Emerson is a financial advisor with Edward Jones Investments.

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Money and Finance And Bookkeeping Financial Management

Research has shown that the vast majority of millionaires are fastidious planners, budgeters, and investors. We want to show you how to develop a sound financial strategy — one that covers all the financial bases, from insurance to investing to estate conservation. We will discuss: estimating the amount of insurance you may need, the true cost of credit-card debt, components of a sound investment plan, managing taxes, calculating retirement income needs, and important estate conservation strategies. DCB 2014-03 W 9/28 6:15-8pm KSU $35

Making the Most of Social Security

About 40% of retirees apply for Social Security as soon as they become eligible at age 62. But by doing so, they may significantly and permanently reduce the benefits that they — and possibly their spouses — could receive over a lifetime. Source: SSA, 2015. Social Security provides not only a guaranteed income stream but also longevity protection, spousal protection, and some inflation protection. It may be the closest thing you receive to a traditional pension. There may be ways to maximize the lifetime Social Security benefits you receive. DCB 1751-05 W 10/5 6:15-8pm KSU $35

Retirement Investment Strategies - Will You Outlive Your Money?

You’ve worked hard and saved diligently throughout your career. Now you deserve to relax and enjoy the fruits of your labor. Will your retirement savings sustain the lifestyle you’ve always dreamed of? We will help you calculate the cost of retirement, manage taxes and the effects of inflation, allocate your assets to match your investment goals, and potentially avoid common pitfalls faced by today’s retirees. DCB 2037-01 W 10/19 6:15-8pm KSU $35

Take all three classes and receive a discount!

Financial Management, Social Security and Retirement Investing DCB 2038-01 W 9/28, 10/5, & 10/19 6:15-8pm

KSU

$75

Instructor: B. Ginty is the owner of Independent Financial Services, specializing in comprehensive financial planning.

BOOKKEEPING CAREER SERIES This series is designed for students who want to achieve an entry-level position as a bookkeeper. A certificate of completion is issued at the end of the program to students who successfully complete all three courses and meet attendance requirements.

Basic Bookkeeping

The course covers the proper recording of business transactions, the principles of doubleentry bookkeeping, bank reconciliations, journals and ledgers, the preparation of trial balances, financial reports, and other basic accounting principles. Instructor: J. Boice, has an MBA in Accounting. She is a full-time instructor at SUNY Ulster. Required text: Bookkeepers’ Boot Camp by Self Counsel Press, 3rd edition. DCB 1216-10 W 9/21-10/5 6-9pm KSU $99

Bookkeeping the Easy Way with QuickBooks

This powerful software package enables users to do invoicing, write checks, reconcile bank accounts, and help manage accounts receivable and payable. The class emphasizes accounting principles, new company setup, bookkeeping procedures, manipulation of data files, and report generation for financial management. Instructor: C. Rovner. Prerequisite: Intro to Windows and a general understanding of accounting theory and bookkeeping procedures. Fee includes textbook. DCM 1646-50 W 10/12-11/2 6-9pm KSU $199

Introduction to Excel

This Excel class will include entering data into a worksheet; navigating a worksheet; creating workbooks; inserting columns, rows, and work-sheets; creating formulas and functions and basic formatting techniques. DCM 1601-06 T 11/9-11/16 6-9pm KSU $59

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Online Marketing Tools for Small Businesses and Bartending SEO/Digital Advertising Basics

Learn the basics of digital marketing through paid advertising and organic strategies, including SEO. Make the most of traffic from search engines by understanding the basics of how they work, and how browsers use them (SEO). Build strategies to turn this traffic into profit. With digital advertising learn to develop targeting strategies for paid searches, display and social advertising campaigns as well as how to measure the success of those campaigns. Instructors: J. Bouchard and J. Kravic, DragonSearch. DCB 2049-01 M/W 9/26 & 9/28 6-9pm KSU $59

How to Increase Leads & Sales with a Blog

Businesses large and small see tremendous success revolving around their organization’s blog. You will learn how to use a blog to position your company ahead of your competitors, how a blog can drive traffic to a website, how to enable customers to discover you through a blog, tailor a blog for a specific type of business, how research identifies the best topics to write about, how to write blog posts, and using coordinated social media to promote blog posts. Instructors: E. Ivkovic, COO and R. Legnini, Creative Director, DragonSearch. DCB 1643-01 W 10/19 6-9pm KSU $59

Intro to Facebook Marketing & Ads

Harness the incredible power of Facebook for your business! With over a billion users, Facebook can be an amazing tool to find new customers, but it can also be overwhelming and frustrating. Many don’t realize the level of audience targeting power at a relatively low cost. Learn how to create and implement a Facebook Marketing Strategy using free and paid components, build and engage a community, and drive customers to you website. Students will be amazed to find the limitless targeting combinations for reaching your audience. Prerequisite: Familiarity using Facebook. Instructors: J. Barry and J. Wing Pazer, DragonSearch. DCB 2050-01 W 11/9 6-9pm KSU $59

Intro to Google Analytics

You have a great website but do you know how many people visit it? Where do they come from? What are they looking at? How long do they stay? Google Analytics, the free analytics platform, is filled with valuable website traffic information. Your instructors will guide you through the setup, how to analyze the data and make informed decisions. From the sources driving traffic, to the demographics of those visitors and more, you’ll understand each area of your report and will feel comfortable to dig into the data on your own. Instructors: A. Groller and C. Boroden, DragonSearch. DCB 2051-01 W 12/7 6-9pm KSU $59

BARTENDING AND TIPS

Art of Bartending with TIPS Training

This hands-on course presents a thorough introduction to the in-demand field of bartending. Students learn how to prepare drinks from the exotic to the ever popular standards as well as the art of presentation, customer interactions, and the responsibilities that accompany this job. Students must be at least 18 years old to attend. DCB 1639-05 M 11/7-11/28 5-7:30pm Kingston Power Boat Association & KSU $179

TIPS Training for On-Premise

TIPS is a dynamic skills-based training program designed to prevent alcohol abuse, drunk driving, and underage drinking by enhancing fundamental people skills. The five-hour OnPremise TIPS program is designed for servers at restaurants, bars, hotels or any establishment where alcohol is consumed on the premises. DCB 1414-27 S 11/19 9am-2:30pm

KSU

For more information or to register by phone, call 845-339-2025

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COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY Introduction to Excel

This Excel class will include entering data into a worksheet; navigating a worksheet; creating workbooks; inserting columns, rows, and work-sheets; creating formulas and functions and basic formatting techniques. DCM 1601-06 W 11/9-11/16 6-9pm KSU $59

Bookkeeping the Easy Way with QuickBooks

This powerful software package enables users to do invoicing, write checks, reconcile bank accounts, and help manage accounts receivable and payable. The class emphasizes accounting principles, new company setup, bookkeeping procedures, manipulation of data files, and report generation for financial management. Instructor: C. Rovner. Prerequisite: Intro to Windows and a general understanding of accounting theory and bookkeeping procedures. Fee includes textbook. DCB 1646-49 W 10/12-11/2 1-4pm KSU $199 DCB 1646-50 W 10/12-11/2 6-9pm KSU $199

QuickBooks Continued

This course is a continuation of Bookkeeping the Easy Way with QuickBooks and it will cover the physical inventory, using QuickBooks payroll, and working with balance sheet accounts. Learn behind-the-scenes accounting, customizing QuickBooks and using file storage media. Instructor: C. Rovner. Fee includes textbook. DCB1858-22-50 W 11/9-12/7 6-9pm KSU $199 No class 11/23

Network Administrator

SUNY Ulster is a Cisco Regional Academy and is also a member of the Microsoft IT Academy program. This program is designed to include the Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA), the Cisco Certified Network professional (CCNP) sequence, and the Microsoft Certified System engineer (MCSE). Program graduates will be prepared for the CCNA, CCNP, and MCSE examinations. The college has a classroom and hardware lab on the Stone Ridge campus dedicated to the Network Administrator curriculum. This credit program requires prospective students to go through the application process. Contact our Admissions Office to learn more or apply: Visit: www.sunyulster.edu. Email: [email protected] or call: 800-724-0833 x 5022 or 845-687-5022 CIS 116 Operating Systems and Utilities NET 102 Networking Fundamentals II CIS 215 Microcomputer Hardware and NET 103 Local Area Networks Telecommunications NET 104 Wide Area Networks NET 101 Networking Fundamentals I Total Credits 18

WEB DEVELOPMENT

Introduction to WordPress

WordPress is a powerful program designed to create websites and blogs. The course introduces basic WordPress terminology and techniques, focusing on content creation, management, development and organization. In this hands-on course, students learn-by-doing how to build a website with WordPress. Class covers how to create and format web pages and blog posts, select and change themes, create and customize menus, administer a site, use plugins to add functionality, and a lot more! DCM 1609-05 M 10/17-11/7 6-9pm KSU $149

Intermediate WordPress

This hands-on course explains more of the inner workings of WordPress and ways students can safely customize a website using CSS and HTML. Class covers Child Themes - how to create them and how to use a Child Theme to modify a site. Exploration of the inner workings of WordPress includes the page, sidebar, header, footer, and other templates, and introduces Responsive Sites. DCM1012-02 M 11/14-12/5 6-9pm KSU $149 Instructor: D. Pearlman is a design professional and adjunct professor at SUNY Ulster.

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COMPUTERS AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY This course series is for those running current versions of Microsoft Windows.

Understanding Computer Backups

All data is at risk from hardware or software failures, viruses and malware, and user error. Backups are critical to protecting and preserving your files. Learn how to backup and restore all of your files, including your entire operating system. We’ll discuss local and cloud backups, file and image backups, free and paid backup programs, checking your backups, and recovering your files or system. DCM1018-01 M 9/19 6-9pm KSU $39

Understanding Computer Malware

Thousands of new viruses and malware are released every day. Learn how to check and repair malware, spyware, and viruses on your PC. We’ll discuss malware in all its forms, including the dreaded ‘ransomeware’, where your valuable files are “stolen” from you, requiring large payments to retrieve them. We’ll also discuss free and paid anti-malware programs, online and offline scans, and best practices for protecting your data. DCM1019-01 T 9/20 6-9pm KSU $39

Your Healthy PC

Has your PC slowed way down, takes too long to start up, or become unresponsive? We’ll discuss root causes of poorly running PCs, and how to get them back to their optimal running conditions. Bring your tired PC back to life. DCM1021-01 R 9/22 6-9pm KSU $39

Disaster Recovery for Your PC

Learn how to recover your non-starting PC, or a PC that produces strange error messages, or a BSOD (Blue Screen of Death). Learn how to tell if you have hardware or software problems. You will also discuss ways to rescue your personal files and folders from your hard drive, and ways to reduce the chance of failures in your PC. DCM1020-01 M/W 9/26 & 28 6-9pm KSU $69 Instructor: H. Elder, PC Consultant.

The following credit programs require prospective students to go through the application process. Contact our Admissions Office to learn more or apply at www.sunyulster.edu. Email: [email protected], Call: 800-724-0833 x 5022 or 845-687-5022.

Computer Game Design Certificate

This program is designed to prepare students for a career in designing and developing computer games. This program is designed to fit within SUNY Ulster’s Network A.S. Computer Science and A.S. Computer Science (Online) degree programs. Total Credits (16) CSC 150 Computer Science I CSC 220 Computer Game Design I CSC 180 Computer Science II CSC 225 Computer Game Design II Total Credits (16)

Mobile Application Development

This certificate program is designed to prepare students for a career in developing mobile applications for tablets and smartphones using both the Android and Apple iOS Operating Systems. This program is designed to fit within SUNY Ulster’s Network A.S. Computer Science and A.S. Computer Science (Online) degree programs. The program curriculum is made up of two courses in Computer Science and two courses in Mobile Application Development. CSC 150 Computer Science I CSC 210 Mobile Appl. Dev. for Android CSC 180 Computer Science II CSC 215 Mobile Appl. Dev. for iOS Total Credits (16)

Web Application Developer

This certificate program is designed to prepare students for a career in Web Application development. Educational and financial institutions and small businesses of all types have expressed this need. This program is designed to fit within SUNY Ulster’s Network A.S. Computer Science and A.S. Computer Science (Online) degree programs. CSC 131 Web Application Development I CSC 132 Web Application Development II CSC150 Computer Science I CSC 180 Computer Science II Total Credits (16 )

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PERSONAL GROWTH AND ENRICHMENT (Computer courses primarily for students over 50)

Senior Computer Learning Center (SCLC) Kingston Center of SUNY Ulster 94 Mary’s Ave, Kingston, NY 12401 To register or to get class information please contact our office at 845-339-0046 email us at [email protected] Also visit us on our Facebook page Senior Computer Learning Center Website www.kingstonslc.com

Basic Skills

Are you afraid to touch a computer? This is the perfect course for those who have no computer experience. Learn how to use the mouse, become familiar with the keyboard and gain access to the Internet. Your computer phobias will be addressed. This is a beginning course. 4 Weeks M 10/17-11/7 2-4pm $50 M 1/23-2/13 2-4pm $50 M 4/17-5/8 2-4pm $50

Introduction to Computers

Get introduced to MS Windows 7 operating system, PC hardware components, file and folder management, word processing application, basic Excel spreadsheets, construct Word tables and print envelopes and labels from an external data source. Prerequisite: Basic Skills or equivalent 5 Weeks F 9/9-10/7 9:30-11:30am $60 F 1/13-2/10 9:30-11:30am $60 F 5/5-6/2 9:30-11:30am $60

Excel Basics

Learn the types of spreadsheets and components and how to move around in the spreadsheet window. Work with budget, mileage, stock portfolio, and/or Medicare tracking. Prerequisite: Level 1 4 Weeks R 1/12-2/2 9:30-11:30am $50

PICASA (in detail) Course

Use a free downloadable program (Picasa) to edit, enhance, email and manage your digital photographs. Prerequisite: Basic computer use or instructor approval 4 Weeks M 10/17-11/7 9:30-11:30am $50 M 4/10-5/1 9:30-11:30am $50

Word Processing (MS Word-2013)

Word processing is a good starting place for you to learn what a computer can do for you. Use Microsoft Word to create and print letters, flyers, newsletters, reports, mailing labels and other documents. Enhance your documents by adding pictures, color, borders, or tables. Prerequisite: Level 1 8 Weeks R 9/29-11/17 2-4pm $60 R 1/19-3/9 2-4pm $60 R 5/4-6/22 2-4pm $60

Digital Photography

Learn how to use your camera's many settings to take better pictures, how to transfer those pictures into a computer and then learn about some of the free tools available for editing, printing and managing your pictures. Prerequisite: Basic computer use or instructor approval 4 Weeks M 9/12-10/3 9:30-11:30am $50 M 3/6-3/27 9:30-11:30am $50

One-Day Workshops:

A basic knowledge of computers is required for all workshops

Saving and Organizing Files W W W

10/5 12/14 5/3

9:30-11:30am 9:30-11:30am 9:30-11:30am

Setting Up and Using Gmail R

2/2

9:30-11:30am

Gmail Contacts and Groups R

2/9

9:30-11:30am

Intro to Facebook T T F

10/4 11/15 3/10

9am-12pm 9am-12pm 9am-12pm

$20 $20 $20

Facebook for Home & Business W T F T

9/14 10/25 11/18 3/14

9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm

$20

Introduction to Picasa

$20

Understand Digital Cameras

$20 $20 $20

Spreadsheets

W W F F F

3/29 2/1

9/23 1/27 5/19

9:30-11:30am

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12/21

$20

9:30-11:30am

$20

9:30-11:30am 9:30-11:30am 9:30-11:30am

$20 $20 $20

Cloud Computing W

$30 $30 $30 $30

9:30-11:30am

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$20

PERSONAL GROWTH AND ENRICHMENT (Computer courses primarily for students over 50)

Senior Computer Learning Center (SCLC) EBay T M T

9/20 12/12 4/11

Intro to iPad T

1/10

Intro to iPhone T

1/17

Tables/ClipArt F F F

9/30 2/3 5/26

Mail Merge F F F

10/7 2/10 6/2

9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm

$30 $30 $30

9am-12pm

$20

9am-12pm

$20

9:30-11:30am 9:30-11:30am 9:30-11:30am

$20 $20 $20

9:30-11:30am 9:30-11:30am 9:30-11:30am

$20 $20 $20

Mini Photo Safari w/Herb W

5/24

1-4 pm

$20

Windows 10-1&2 R M T M T T W M T

9/1 10/10 11/1 12/5 1/10 2/7 3/1 4/3 5/9

9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm

$30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30

Windows Intro to Edge R

9/15

9am-12pm

$20

Windows 10 Edge F

10/28

9am-12pm

$20

Windows 10 Cleaning Computer T T

9/27 1/24

9am-12pm 9am-12pm

$20 $20

Windows 10 Photo Manager W

9/7

9am-12pm

$20

Windows 10 for Instructors and Coaches R

9/22

9am-4pm

Windows 10-3 F T W T W W R T W

9/2 10/11 11/2 12/6 1/11 2/8 3/2 4/4 5/10

9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm

Windows 10-4 T W F W R W T W R

9/6 10/12 11/4 12/7 1/12 2/15 3/7 4/5 5/11

9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm 9am-4pm

Windows 10 Q&A:

9/13 10/19 11/9 12/13 1/17 2/16 3/8 4/12 5/15 NC

Windows 10 Cortana T

11/22

9am-12pm

Windows Task Manager M T R W W

11/21 12/20 1/26 2/22 4/26

iCloud Setup F T

10/21 2/21

iCloud W W F R F

9/21 11/16 12/16 1/19 4/7

Social Media T R

10/18 12/8

$20 $20 $20 $20 $20

9am-12pm 9am-12pm

$20 $20

9am-12pm 9am-12pm 9am-12pm 9am-12pm 9am-12pm

$20 $20 $20 $20 $20

9am-4pm 9am-4pm

$30 $30

Intro to Excel 2013 W

11/23

9am-4pm

Excel Pivot Tables R T

9/8 11/29

R

12/15

Google Photos $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30

W

5/10

Google Docs W

9/28

9am-12pm 9am-12pm

2/8 4/5

$30 $20 $20

9am-4pm

$30

9:30-11:30am

$20

9am-4pm

$30

Intro to Power Point W W

$20

9am-12pm 9am-12pm 9am-12pm 9am-12pm 9am-12pm

Facebook for Real Estate

N/C

$30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30 $30

2-4pm 2-4pm

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$20 $20

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Fitness, Foreign Language & Travel Jazzercise New! Intro to Kung Fu Movement Each class combines elements of cardio enhancing dance, resistance training, muscle building, and more set to popular music. You will forge a tight, lean body and fire up your muscles in this fun and effective workout. Movement and intensity modifications will be demonstrated throughout class for a workout tailored to your own needs. Optional: Bring hand held weights to class. Instructor: C. Shaw NCC 1725-03 W 9/21-10/26 5:30-6:30pm KSU $65, Sr. discount applies -----------------------------------------------------NCC 1725-04 W 11/2-12/14 5:30-6:30pm KSU $65, Sr. discount applies No class 11/23

Jazzercise Lite

This is a fun fitness, no impact modified class. Students will look good, feel great, and gain confidence as they begin or continue their fitness journey with this effective workout. With a wide variety of music and movement, students are sure to leave each class feeling energized! Optional: Bring hand held weights to class. Instructor: C. Shaw NCC 2025-03 R 9/22-10/27 8:30-9:30am KSU $65, Sr. discount applies -----------------------------------------------------NCC 2025-04 R 11/3-12/15 8:30-9:30am KSU $65, Sr. discount applies No class 11/24

Gentle Yoga

As simple and profound as breathing in and out, the benefits of Yoga increase a sense of wellbeing, physical and mental clarity, strength and flexibility, inner calm, balance and more for a positive attitude and outlook towards life. This class will move at a gentle pace for beginners or experienced practitioners of Yoga. Bring a mat and blanket to class. Instructor: S. Silverstream NCC 1721-09 T 9/20-10/25 10-11:15am KSU $85, Sr. discount applies -----------------------------------------------------NCC 1721-10 T 11/1-12/6 10-11:15am KSU $85, Sr. discount applies

This class will teach the beginning of the first "form" (choreographed series of moves) in the Fu Jow Pai (hung gar system) style of Kung Fu. Martial art aspects of the form will be explained but not pursued. The class will focus on the sequence of the moves, correct stances and physical deportment. The class will also include warm-ups and "square stance" training. Loose clothing is recommended. Instructor: G. Dinger NCC 2043-01 R 9/22-11/10 6:30-7:30pm KSU $125

Spanish I

Basic skills will be achieved through interactive practice using common conversation. Note: No previous knowledge of Spanish is needed. Instructor: M. Guldan NCC 1950-03 M 9/12-11/7 6-8:30pm KSU No class 10/10 $175

Spanish II

This course is designed for adults who want to explore a new language, travel or just practice, polish and improve Spanish skills. The instructor adapts the course content to the level of the students in the class. Prerequisite: Spanish I or permission of the instructor. Instructor: M. Guldan NCC 2000-02 M 11/14-12/19 6-8:30pm KSU $129

Italian Language & Culture

Learn the history and culture of Italy through film, literature, musica, arte, and fashion as you develop your language skills. Active participation with one another will help steer this course in the direction that will offer the most support. Grammar and conversation skills will be fostered for all levels. No prior experience necessary! Also, a great review for those that have already studied the basics. Required text: The Complete Idiot's Guide to Learning Italian and an Italian/English dictionary. Instructor: G. Euvino NCC 1953-01 R 11/3-12/15 6-8:45pm KSU No class 11/24 $150 Materials fee: $10, payable in class

Academic Travel and Study Abroad

Whether students plan on transferring to another college or starting a career, study abroad will improve one’s résumé, earn credits and open the door to a world of experience. Study abroad offers experiential learning and a universal awareness that will help students grow academically and personally. Short term study abroad classes tentatively scheduled; Fall 2017: The HUMANA Festival in Louisville Kentucky, Summer 2017: Tropical Field Ecology in Brazil, Summer 2017: Irish Literature in Ireland. Classes open to all students and the community alike. Program Coordinator: C. Seubert, [email protected]

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Flora, Fauna and Food All About Donkeys

Floral Design of the Hudson Valley

New! Owning Donkeys

New! Floral Design:

Contrary to public perception, the donkey is a very sweet, calm, smart, playful and affectionate animal. Come interact one-on-one with a herd of miniature and standard donkeys (and one zonkey!) and experience first-hand why the donkey is perhaps the most under-appreciated and misunderstood of man's most valuable domesticated animals. Instructor: S. Stiert NCC 1171-04 S 9/10 12:30-4:30pm Ulster Park (Rain date: 9/17) $45 This class is for those who want to learn more about owning and caring for donkeys. More detailed and task focused than "All About Donkeys", you will learn how to plan for, acquire, care for, and train these wonderful animals through hands-on interaction with a herd of miniature and standard donkeys (and one zonkey!). Instructor: S. Stiert NCC 2029-01 S 10/29 12:30-4:30pm Ulster Park (Rain date: 11/5) $45

Learn how to arrange flowers with seasonal grasses, pods, and berries into lovely and unique flower arrangements. Following the demonstration, you will make an arrangement of your own. In addition to the design information, learn which flowers and berries should be avoided and why. Instructor: B. Walker NCC 2028-02 F 9/23,10/21,11/18,12/16 6-8pm KSU $99 Material fee: $15 per class, payable in class Wedding Arrangements Learn how to arrange flowers for a wedding or reception for any setting, theme or location. Hear a brief history of bridal flowers and discussion of bridal trends then after a demonstration you will make a wedding bouquet, corsage, boutonnieres, and a small centerpiece. Instructor: B. Walker NCC 2036-01 M 9/19,10/17,11/14,12/19 6-8pm KSU $99 Material fee: $20 per class, payable in class

Introduction to Permaculture

Permaculture is an ecological design science based on the resilient patterns found in nature and applied to the design of home and community. In this course you will learn to apply permaculture design in your home and in your community. You will learn how to fix erosion, use earth works and trees to your benefit and how to garden with nature by creating edible landscapes and cultivated ecosystems which provide comfort and multiple harvests, food, fuel, fiber, medicine, beauty and building materials. Instructor: A. Faust NCC 2035-01 T 9/27-11/29 7-9pm SRC $99 No class 10/11,11/15,11/22

Homesteaders Kitchen Intensive

For thousands of years, people have made complex and deeply nutritious foods in their own kitchens. Combining traditional knowledge and hands-on skills, you will make sourdough breads and other grain preparations, soft and hard cheeses, preserved fruits and vegetables, pickles, wines, and vinegars. Instructor: C. Babcock NCC 1396-01 S 9/17, 10/15 & 11/19 9am-12pm SRC $189 Material fee: $50, payable in class

Food Trucks

If you have plans to start your own food truck business, or are just testing the waters, this course will start you on the path to one of the toughest, most rewarding career choices out there. Learn about the “trucker” life: planning a menu, cooking, exciting foods, meeting tons of people, being the boss, going on adventures. The Hudson Valley food truck scene is booming, with new trucks popping up everywhere. The instructor is Pierre-Luc Moeys owner of Lekker food truck, Lekker Kitchen Catering and Take-Away and founder of the Hudson Valley Food Truck Festival (www.lekker209.com) who will give you a look into the dynamic world of a food truck entrepreneur. Some of the topics include: coming up with a concept and menu, acquiring a truck, permits and licensing, breaking into the food truck scene (festivals, catering, networking), creating a brand and online persona using social media, touring an operating food truck, sourcing products, and Q&A: Such as, what are the realities of running a food truck? The Lekker food truck will be selling food at our Open House on August 31, 5-8pm. NCC 2027-01 W 11/2 & 9 6-9pm KSU $89

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Music, Creative and Studio Arts Guitar Basics Ages 10 and up

Learn easy chords, strumming techniques, picking and fingerplucking skills, simple chord progressions, songs and how to tune the guitar, and have fun while learning it. Note: Bring a satisfactorily working acoustic or electric guitar (if electric, student must bring their own amplifier). Children between the ages of 10 and 15 must be accompanied by a paying adult. Instructor: G. Dinger NCC 2008-03 R 9/22-11/10 5-6pm KSU $125

Acrylic Landscape Painting from Photos

Create your own masterpiece from photos using methods inspired by the Impressionists and modern painters. Learn to simplify the forms and colors of nature. This class will guide you to quickly develop a picture and move on to more personal stylistic moves and touches. Photo choices will be supplied. Bring a lunch for the half-hour break. Please purchase supplies listed on your receipt prior to class. Instructor: P. E. McLaughlin NCC 2044-01 S 11/5 10am-4pm SRC $79

Watercolor, Pen and Ink

This class will generate awareness and excitement through the creative art techniques of ink and watercolor by using ink washes, splattering, cross hatching and masking. You will learn design, composition and color with still life projects or personal photographs. Each class includes a technique demonstration and individualized guidance. Instructor: L. Bender NCC 1578-01 W 10/12-11/16 6:30-8pm KSU $139

New! Tattoo Illustration

Interested in the illustrative world of tattoo design, thinking of becoming a tattoo artist, or wanting to improve your present skills, this course is for you. Explore the many different genres and styles as well as the perfect layout and placement. Enhance your drawing, design and conceptual ideals. Working with clients and building a strong portfolio will also be covered. Instructor: M. Lucasio. NCC 2037-01 R 10/6-11/10 6-8pm KSU $149

New! Basket Weaving

Have fun making a multi-purpose basket (approximately 2.5" W x 7.5" L x 6.5" H) that can hang on the wall, stand on a counter, and hold your mail or odds and ends. Learn to lay out the base, weave up the sides, attach a leather handle and lash the rims. Instructor: M. Williams NCC 1040-01 R 10/27-11/3 KSU Materials fee $25, payable in class

Canvas and Cupcakes

6-9pm $69

Come out for Continuing & Professional Education’s Open House and enjoy an evening of painting, homemade cupcakes, and beverages. Before or after class take time to tour our new location at the Kingston Center of SUNY Ulster. You will be guided step-by-step to create your very own painted masterpiece. Make it a date night, a girl’s night, a parent/child night or a make new friend’s night. No experience required. The fee includes everything you need to paint. Taught by Cup-Corks and Canvas. NCC 1536-02 W 8/31 6-8pm KSU $45

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Creative and Studio Arts Intro to Digital Photography

You will learn basic photographic techniques plus how to use and get the most from your digital cameras. Topics covered include photography fundamentals, digital camera functionality, and techniques in the art of photographic composition. Bring a digital camera, camera manual and accessories to class. Instructor: J Weisbrod NCC 2010-03 T/R 9/20-29 6-9pm KSU $115 Workbook fee: $15, payable in class

The Art of Photography

Learn the difference between taking pictures, taking photographs, and creating art. This course addresses the rule of thirds, golden ratio, golden spiral, and more to improve photographs for a professional appearance. Learn about filters, light, and advanced techniques to create stunning photographs. Instructor: J Weisbrod NCC 2012-03 R/F 10/6-14 6-9pm KSU $89 Workbook fee: $15, payable in class

Advanced Digital Photography: Workflow & Editing Learn the basics of organizing and storing your growing collection of digital photographs for editing using Adobe Photoshop, Adobe Lightroom, and ACDSee Photo Manager. Class covers editing terminology, suggested workflows, and demonstrates some basic editing. Suggested prerequisite: Introduction to Digital Photography. Instructor: J Weisbrod NCC 2011-03 T/R 10/18-27 6-9pm KSU $115 Workbook fee: $20, payable in class

Intro to Adobe Lightroom

The focus is on the Library and Develop modules of Adobe Lightroom. It covers terminology, setting preferences, workflow, editing, plus importing and exporting photos. You will get a brief introduction to the Map, Book, Print, Slideshow, and Web modules. Bring a laptop to class with a licensed copy of Adobe Lightroom (Version 4 or newer). Basic computer skills are needed. Suggested Prerequisite: Advanced Digital Photography: Workflow & Editing. Instructor: J Weisbrod NCC 2013-03 T/R/F 11/1-18 6-9pm KSU $225 Workbook fee: $40, payable in class

New!

Guided Photography & Critique

This class includes two outdoor photography sessions and a classroom critique of your photos. Shoot locations are Waryas Park/Mid-Hudson Bridge and Sleightsburg Park, Lighthouse Park, or Kingston Point Park. This course ends with an interactive critique of your best photographs. Bring your camera, battery, memory card and optional items: tripod and polarizer. Prerequisite: Introduction to Digital Photography. Instructor: J Weisbrod NCC 2038-01 F/S 10/21, 10/22, 10/29 7-10pm, 1-5pm, 9am-1pm Offsite/KSU $159 These Fine Arts Programs are open to all for credit or audit. Register online at www.sunyulster.edu, click on REGISTER NOW then follow instructions for non-matriculated students.

ART 101: Intro to Visual Arts

This is an introduction to concepts and philosophical theories underlying the organization of art forms through the study of line, form, space, value, color and texture, as interpreted in both historical and contemporary contexts. It stresses an understanding of the elements and principles of design. Pre/Corequistie: ENG 101 80560 S01-8/29-12/20

ART 105: Painting 1

This introductory course stresses the relationship of composition and color through perceptual experiences in drawing and painting. 80565 01-F 8/29-12/20 1:05-4:45pm 80566 51-T 8/29-12/20 5:30-9:15pm

ART 117: Intro to Drawing

An introduction to drawing elements and principles for the not-art majors. Students base their drawings on direct observation of still life and landscape subject matter. 81089 51-M 8/29-12/20 6-8pm

ART 130: Photo 1

An introduction to traditional and digital photographic techniques, basic computer-based image processing and inkjet printing. A strong emphasis will be placed on developing aesthetic judgment through a series of assignments and critiques. Students will need a digital camera of reasonable quality (no camera phones). The department will provide all other required supplies and equipment. 80575 01-R 8/29-12/20 2-4:50pm

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Complementary Health & Wellness Chakra Series for Reiki Healers

Help yourself heal and enhance your practice with a better understanding of the chakras. Experience first-hand how the chakras are affected by the use of color, sound, essential oils, life force energy healing, applied kinesiology, yoga, crystals and more. Take the course for your own self-healing or to share with others for their highest good. Instructor: L. Salluzzi NCC 1819-01 M 9/19-10/31 5-7pm KSU $139 No class 10/10

Psychic Development and Reiki I Certification: Plus Animal Reiki

Experience guided imagery meditation and attunements. Use Reiki or Shoden to promote healing and stress management. Learn the theories, history, hand positions, precepts and principles of Reiki. You will focus on self-healing, quick healing in-chair and healing on tables, as well as byosen scanning, and kenyoko ho (dry wash). Animal Reiki offers targeted pain and stress reduction techniques through light touch. Approved for 8 NCBTMB CE Hours Instructor: L. Salluzzi NCC 1736-30 M 9/19-10/17 6-8pm KSU $95 No class 10/10

Psychic Development and Reiki II Certification

You will receive the ancient initiations; the three Reiki II ancient symbols for healing. Learn and practice distance and hands-on healing using these symbols. In Reiki I you learned to align and channel 10% of the Reiki healing energy. In Reiki II you are ready to channel 90% of the energy through the ancient initiations passed on by the Reiki Master. Approved for 8 NCBTMB CE Hours Instructor: L. Salluzzi NCC 1738-23 M 10/24-11/14 6-8pm KSU $95

Pendulum Healing

Train your hand to access the wisdom of the pendulum. The first class will focus on balancing chakras and healing with the use of the pendulum. After training in the first class, you will go on to using the pendulum to answer questions about healing and other subjects, and to make your own pendulum charts for yourself and others. Bring your own pendulum or a weight at the end of a chord. Instructor: L. Salluzzi NCC1728-01 M 11/7-14 5-7pm KSU $49

Karuna Reiki® - Introduction

What is next for you if you love reiki and want to do more than Usui Reiki Ryoho to add another dimension to your practice? Karuna Reiki could be your choice. Special guided imagery meditation to heal the "shadow self," four new symbols, four initiations, practice on yourself and the others in class to get to know the deeper meanings of these wonderful symbols. Prerequisite: Reiki II certification and training. Instructor: L. Salluzzi NCC 1594-01 M 11/21-12/12 5-7pm KSU $95

Psychic Development and Advanced Reiki Certification

This is level 1 and 2 of the six levels to Reiki Master/Teacher, the highest level of Reiki healing but is not exclusively for those wishing to go on to the master level. This class will enhance the Reiki energy with the Kundalini energy from within and you will learn breathing techniques to facilitate this. You will also receive two more ancient symbols for healing yourself and others. Approved for 8 NCBTMB CE hours Instructor: L. Salluzzi NCC 1730-22 M 11/21-12/12 6-8pm KSU $95

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Complementary Health & Wellness New! Holistic Prevention of

Chronic Illness

Prevention is the key to attaining and maintaining good health. Exhausted? You may be pushing yourself beyond your body’s capacity thereby incurring depletion of your essence (righteous qi). This class will discuss the environmental, nutritional and other influences of disease and how these causative issues evolve into chronic illness. Recommendations will include: dietary and lifestyle changes, stress reduction, self-care and other integrative therapies. Instructor: L. Hughes NCC 2040-01 S 11/5 9am-1pm KSU $45 Materials fee: $10, payable in class

New! Self-Hypnosis for

Stress Relief and More

Herbalism Through the Ages

This class is a global exploration of herbal medicine throughout time. The class will discuss and sample some of the first remedies ever recorded and learn about momentous events throughout history that shaped the main systems of herbalism used today: Chinese, Ayurveda and Western Herbalism. You will examine the crossover of these systems that each culture independently developed simultaneously. You will go home with recipes. Instructor: A. Tedeschi NCC 1325-01 R 10/13-20 5:30-8:30pm KSU $115 Materials fee: $10, payable in class

New! Essential Oils:

Cardiovascular System Support

Hypnosis is a heightened state of concentration in which the body and the conscious mind are relaxed, while the subconscious mind remains alert and receptive to positive suggestions for change. In this hands-on class learn how to relax your body and mind to fully experience hypnosis. Learn how to create self-hypnotic suggestions, set-up positive expectations, and create clear goals and intentions. Instructor: M. Salerno NCC 2041-01 M 10/17-11/14 6:30-8pm KSU No class 10/31 $69

Heart disease is the leading cause of death for both men and women in the United States, so it is important to strengthen and balance one’s cardiovascular system. You will learn the components of heart health and how to support the cardiovascular system with essential oils, nutrients and lifestyle choices and explore the importance of a good functioning digestive system, free radicals, inflammation and blocked emotions. Instructor: J. Apter NCC 2045-01 W 10/19 6-9pm KSU $45

New! Shamanic Healing -

New! Essential Oils: Skeletal and

This class is designed to give a basic understanding of indigenous techniques from shamanic cultures to facilitate healing on an energetic and soul level. It also includes training in essential shamanic healing modalities. These teachings are geared toward those who would like to deepen their understanding of shamanic healing or would like to incorporate these techniques into an existing healing practice. The course will cover the topics of clearing harmful energy from the body, implementing energetic protection as to not take on harmful energies, encouraging the restoration of vital soul essence, and working with ancestral spirits for guidance and healing of familial wounds. The teachings will focus on shamanic traditions from Peru, Tibet, and Africa. Instructor: A. Kane NCC 1797-04 W 9/28-10/19 6-8pm SRC $79

You will learn to feed and support the skeletal and muscular systems. You will explore the role of cleansing the body, and nutrients to encourage joint health, fluid movement and bone health. You will also discuss which essential oils enhance your intentions and protect against negative self-talk. Instructor: J. Apter NCC 2046-01 W 11/16 6-9pm KSU $45

Introduction

Muscular System Support

Introduction to Foot Reflexology

This class covers an overview and history of reflexology as well as when it is appropriate to use it. You will receive a foot map, experience a hands-on demonstration along with learning self-care techniques that you can bring home and use on yourself and family. Instructor: L. Hughes NCC 2039-01 S 12/10 9am-1pm KSU $45 Materials fee: $10, payable in class

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Driver Education & Adult Driver Driver Education

The driver education training program, approved by the New York State Education Department, is a 48-hour course. Included are six hours of behind-the-wheel instruction, 18 hours of in-car observation and 24 hours of classroom training and orientation. To register, you must be at least 16 years of age at the time of orientation and possess a learner’s permit. Driver Education Application/Consent Form is available at sunyulster.edu/ce which must be completed by a parent or guardian. Note: Driving time is finalized at the orientation. Missed classes must be made up at another high school. 32 sessions • $544

KINGSTON

WALLKILL

RONDOUT VALLEY

HIGHLAND

NEW PALTZ

ONTEORA

Orientation: M 9/19 at 4:30pm Classroom: W 10/5-2/8, 2:45-4:15pm DEP 1101-38 No class 10/12, 11/23, 12/28 & 1/25 -----------------------------------------------------Orientation: M 9/19 at 2:30pm Classroom: T 10/4-1/31, 2:45-4:15pm DEP 1101-39 No class 12/27 -----------------------------------------------------Orientation: W 9/21 at 2:30pm Classroom: T 10/4-2/7, 2:30-4pm DEP 1101-40 No class 10/11, 11/8, 12/27 & 1/24

Orientation: W 9/21 at 4:15pm Classroom: R 10/6-2/2, 2:45-4:15pm DEP 1101-41 No class 11/24, 12/29 & 1/26 -----------------------------------------------------Orientation: M 9/26 at 2:30pm Classroom: M 10/3-2/6, 3-4:30pm DEP 1101-42 No class 10/10, 12/26, 1/2 & 1/16 -----------------------------------------------------Orientation: M 9/26 at 2:15pm Classroom: R 10/6-2/9, 2:45-4:15pm DEP 1101-43 No class 11/3, 11/24, 12/26 & 1/26 ------------------------------------------------------

Marlboro

Orientation: M 9/26 at 4:30pm Classroom: W 10/5-2/8, 2:45-4:15pm DEP 1101-44 No class 10/12, 11/23, 12/28 & 1/25

Adult Driver - 10 Sessions

Adult Driver

Gain independence! Learn to drive in 10 one-hour private lessons. You have the option of being picked up at your home or another convenient location. Completion of the program enables you to take the New York State road test. A valid learner’s permit is required. DEP1104-30 $569

Adult Driver - 5 Sessions

You brush up on driving skills or sign up for additional driver training with five one-hour sessions. You have the option of being picked up at your home or another convenient location. Completion of the program enables you to take the New York State road test. A valid learner’s permit is required. DEP1103-70 $325 NOTE: These programs include admission to one of Ulster’s 5-Hour Pre-Licensing courses at no additional cost.

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5-Hour Pre-Licensing, Defensive Driving & Electric Vehicles 5-Hour Pre-Licensing Class

The effects of alcohol and drugs on driving perceptions and defensive driving techniques are the emphasis of this class. At the conclusion, you are issued an MV278 completion certificate, which is required to take the road test. You must bring your New York State Learner’s Permit to class. Please be sure to keep your certificate in a safe location. A replacement fee is charged. DEP 1500-82 S 9/10 9am-2:30pm KSU $45 DEP 1500-83 S 10/22 9am-2:30pm SRC $45 DEP 1500-84 S 11/19 9am-2:30pm KSU $45 DEP 1500-85 S 12/17 9am-2:30pm SRC $45

Defensive Driving Class

Prevent and avoid accidents through techniques developed and updated by the National Safety Council and approved by the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles. This six-hour class may allow for a 10% savings on auto liability, no-fault, and collision insurance premiums for three years. You also receive a reduction of up to four points on your driving record toward points accumulated prior to class completion. DDC 1100-97 S 8/20 9am-3:30pm KSU $45 DDC 1100-98 S 9/17 9am-3:30pm SRC $45 DDC 1100-99 S 10/15 9am-3:30pm KSU $45 DDC 1100-01 S 11/12 9am-3:30pm SRC $45 DDC 1100-02 S 12/10 9am-3:30pm KSU $45

Defensive Driving Now Available Online!

National Safety Council (NSC) Defensive Driving Course (DDC) is available online to New York residents. Approved by the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles’ Point and Insurance Reduction Program, the course can make drivers eligible to save 10% on automobile liability and collision insurance premiums each year for three years and may reduce up to four points on your driving records. To learn more, call 800- 962-3434 or visit www.safetyserve.com/newyork. Use the SUNY Ulster referral code (353) and you will receive a discounted price.

New! Electric Vehicles: A Consumer Workshop

Could your next car be electric? Learn the basic types of electric vehicles, how the technology is evolving, the primary choices, how to read the vehicle warranty, financing considerations and more. Instructor: S. Leitman NCC 2049-01 W 9/14 1:30-4pm KSU $25

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Motorcycle Safety School Discover motorcycle riding as a fun, lifelong activity. Learn proper riding skills and safety techniques at SUNYUlster. Call Motorcycle Safety School at 718-599-1079 or www.ridemss.com for more information

MSF Introductory Motorcycle Experience

This 2-hour Introductory Motorcycle Experience allows for classroom and practical training to either prepare for the Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) Basic RiderCourse or to see if motorcycling is for you. There is no driver’s license or motorcycle permit requirement for this hands-on course that starts in the classroom and then transitions to the motorcycle. **Use Code UCC2015 for 50% off this course! Regular price - $80.

MSF Basic RiderCourse

Students who successfully complete this 18-hour course will receive the DMV Road Test Waiver! This class consists of a 3-hour online eCourse, 5 hours of classroom instruction and 10 hours of practical training on a motorcycle or scooter which includes learning skills such as straight-line riding, stopping, shifting, turning, swerving and emergency braking. We provide everything that you will need to take the course - from motorcycles/scooters to helmets! Students must have a valid NYS Driver’s License and NYS Motorcycle Permit at the time of waiver redemption (permit test may be taken after the course completion). Additionally, be sure to check with your insurance company as you may be eligible for discounts as a result of taking the course. Course Cost is $275.

MSF Basic RiderCourse 2 - License Waiver

Experienced riders who successfully complete this 9-hour course will receive the DMV License Waiver! The course curriculum includes a 3-hour online eCourse and 6 hours of practical training followed by a riding skills test. This alternative to the DMV Road Test is designed for experienced riders that have the ability to perform circles and figure eights on a motorcycle/scooter. Check with your insurance provider for eligible discounts! Course Cost is $225.

MSF Basic RiderCourse 2

Refresh and fine-tune your safety skills! This 5-hour course is designed for BRC graduates or intermediate riders to practice low speed maneuvering while also working on swerving, braking, and cornering techniques. Students can use their own street legal motorcycle/scooter or use one of our motorcycles free of charge. Passengers are allowed with a licensed rider. Discounts are available for motorcycle clubs. Course cost is $120, with group discounts available.

Private Lessons

Enjoy personalized instruction at your own pace and learn how to ride safely. Students will practice slow speed maneuvers while under the guidance of a DMV-Certified Instructor. Private lessons are highly recommended for new riders to build confidence while familiarizing themselves with a motorcycle or scooter. Lessons cost $60 per hour or $110 for 2 hours.

The Ultimate Training Package

The Ultimate Training Package allows a person who has never ridden a motorcycle or scooter to learn all the skills necessary to safely ride at an advanced level. The following three courses are offered in this discounted package: MSF Introductory Motorcycle Experience, MSF Basic RiderCourse, and MSF Basic RiderCourse 2. Course cost is $435.

Please call 718-599-1079 regarding group rates. Register online at www.ridemss.com or call 718-599-1079

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STUDENT RESOURCES

Veteran Approved Training Advanced Manufacturing (Approval Pending) Certified Production Technician, page 5

Clean Energy

Photovoltaics Installer, page 9

Energy Efficiency (Approval Pending)

BPI Building Analyst Professional Certification, page 10 BPI Envelope Professional Certification, page 11 BPI Heating Professional Certification, page 11 BPI Air Conditioning and Heat Pump Professional Certification, page 11

Business and Professional

CASAC, page 16 - 18 EKG Technician, page 21 Pharmacy Technician, page 21 Business Office Assistant, page 25 ________________________________________________________

Military Friendly Institution

Call 845-688-6003 to talk to our Veterans Services Coordinator about a customized training program for you!

ACCES - VR

If you have a permanent disability that is creating a barrier to obtaining or maintaining employment you may be eligible for services from ACCES - VR. All services are individually provided under a mutually agreed upon vocational goal and plan. ACCES-VR may be able to assist you in completing your college and long-term goals and/or in helping you to find employment when you graduate. If you would like more information you may contact the ACCES-VR Kingston office at 845-339-4270.

651 Development Court, Kingston 845-340-3170 or 845-338-4696 www.UlsterWorks.com or www.co.ulster.ny.us/oet/

For more information or to register by phone, call 845-339-2025

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REGISTRATION/POLICY INFORMATION 1. ONLINE - visit www.sunyulster.edu/ce and click the “Register & Pay” tab. 2. BY MAIL - Complete the registration form or send a check or money order payable to UCCC for the REGISTRATION FEE ONLY. Do not include materials or textbook fees with registration fee. Use a separate form for each person registering. Mail to: Noncredit Registration Kingston Center of SUNY Ulster 94 Mary’s Avenue Kingston, NY 12401 3. IN PERSON - at the Kingston Center of SUNY Ulster, 94 Mary’s Avenue, Kingston, room 206 or at the Stone Ridge Campus, 491 Cottekill Rd, Stone Ridge, Vanderlyn Hall room 206. Office hours are: Monday - Thursday, 8:30am-6:30pm Friday, 8:30am-4:30pm 4. BY PHONE - Call 845-339-2025 during office hours. 5. BY FAX - 24 hours, 7 days a week; send your completed registration form to 845-339-0780. Remember to complete your charge card information. 6. RECEIPT - Each registrant will receive a receipt and schedule which includes the date, time and location of the course(s) via email or mail depending on how you registered. 7. REFUND POLICY - Full refunds are issued up to two weeks prior to class. Please allow three to four weeks for a refund. Two weeks or less prior to the start date, you will be charged a prorated administrative fee of 25% of the cost of class. No refunds will be granted on or after the start date of class. 8. CLASS CANCELLATIONS - The College may cancel any course that lacks sufficient enrolment. When the decision is made to cancel a class a notice will be sent to all registrants. In the event of severe weather conditions or other emergencies, it may be necessary to cancel classes. The cancellation of day classes WILL NOT automatically cancel evening classes. Cancellation announcements for evening classes will be made over local radio stations after 3pm and will be posted on sunyulster.edu 9. SENIOR DISCOUNT 20% - Available on select courses (“Sr. discount applies”) for seniors 60 and over who provide date of birth when registering. SUNY Ulster reserves the right to substitute instructors, adjust pricing, and/or reschedule classrooms, if necessary. Affirmative Action Policy: Ulster County Community College is an Affirmative Action/Equal Opportunity Employer and does not discriminate in education, employment, or any of its businesses on the basis of sex, sexual orientation, race, color, age, marital status, veteran status, religion, national origin, or handicapping conditions. This policy is in compliance with Title IX of the Educational Amendments of 1972, Title IX, Section 304 and American Disabilities Act.

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