- Amarillo College

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- Amarillo College

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Amarillo College
CONTINUING EDUCATION
Professional Development • Leadership Skills
Personal Enrichment • Technical Training • Kids’ College • Seniors’ College
FA L L 2 0 1 5 C O U R S E S C H E D U L E
ACTX.EDU/CE
Enroll online at:
actx.edu/ce
Select “Find Classes”
An Equal Opportunity Community College
R E G I S T R A T I O N B E G I N S J U LY 2 7
THIS SCHEDULE INCLUDES: Hereford Campus, pg. 56 • Moore County Campus, pg. 59
Contents
Business/Career
Bookkeeping/Accounting...................3
Customer Service..............................3
Human Resources Management......3
Management.....................................4
Media Communications.....................4
Professional Development................4
Computer/Technology
Computer Lifestyle............................5
Computer Programming....................6
Healthcare
EMS...................................................6
Healthcare Courses..........................6
Certified Nursing Assistant................7
EKG Technician.................................8
Health Unit Coordinator.....................8
Medication Aide.................................8
Patient Care Technician....................9
Phlebotomy.......................................9
Simulation Courses.........................10
Massage Therapy............................ 11
Healthcare Seminars....................... 11
Language/Communication
Access Learning Center..................12
Languages......................................12
Writing.............................................12
Personal Enrichment/Recreation
Acting..............................................13
Anger Management.........................13
Arts and Crafts................................13
Cooking...........................................15
Beverages.......................................16
Dance..............................................17
Ballet/Tap/Jazz.........................17
Ballroom Dancing.....................17
Belly Dancing...........................17
Country Western Dancing........18
Indian Classical Dancing..........18
Defensive Driving............................18
Dog Obedience...............................19
English, Literature and Film............19
Entertainment..................................19
Fencing...........................................20
Financial Wellness..........................20
Games.............................................20
Gardening.......................................21
Gymnastics - Adult .........................21
Healthy Lifestyles............................21
Motorcycle Operator Training..........22
Music...............................................23
Piano...............................................24
Photography....................................24
Physical Fitness and Health
Aerobic/Cardio.........................25
Body Flow................................25
Carter Fitness Center...............25
Cross Fitness Training.............26
Pilates......................................26
Relaxation................................26
Stretching.................................26
Tai Chi......................................26
Yoga.........................................26
Zumba®....................................27
Sewing/Needle Arts/Upholstery.......27
Sports and Recreation....................28
Golf...........................................28
Hunter Education.....................28
Martial Arts...............................29
Volleyball..................................29
Professional Trades/Industry
Automotive Collision Tech...............29
Automotive Tech..............................29
Fitness Pre-Certificiation.................30
Floral Design...................................30
Food Service Management.............30
Forklift Operator Certification..........30
Industrial Tech.................................30
Irrigation Tech..................................31
Landscaping....................................32
Machining Tech...............................32
Plumbers.........................................32
Safety/Environmental Tech..............33
Truck Driving Academy...................36
Water Treatment..............................37
Welding Tech...................................38
Kids’ College
Art .................................................39
Baton Twirling..................................39
Cheerleading...................................39
Dance..............................................40
Fencing...........................................44
Gymnastics......................................45
Music...............................................51
Power Tumbling/Trampoline............51
Physical Fitness and Health............52
Sports and Recreation....................52
Martial Arts...............................52
Volleyball..................................53
Skating............................................53
AC Conservatory Theatre................53
Seniors’ College
Arts and Crafts................................55
Computer Classes...........................56
Hereford Campus.................................57
Computer Literacy...........................57
Healthcare Courses........................57
Industrial Tech.................................57
Machining Tech...............................58
Management...................................58
Photography....................................58
Professional Trades/Industry...........59
Moore County Campus........................60
Computer Literacy...........................60
ESL.................................................60
Healthcare Courses........................60
Campus Maps
**online at www.actx.edu/cr/maps**
Registration Form...................................2
Registration Information.........................64
New Classes
Online Classes
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Attention! Check out other courses
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For more information call (806) 371-5000 or see our website: www.actx.edu/ce
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Welcome to the world of Continuing Education at Amarillo College!
Welcome to the world of Continuing Education at Amarillo College!
Continuing Education and lifelong learning play a vital role in the health of our college
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Dean
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2015
Amarillo College
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times per year (April, May, July, December) by the staff of Amarillo College, 2201 S
Washington St, Amarillo TX 79109. Periodical Postage Paid at Amarillo, TX 79120.
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Amarillo College Continuing Education Registration Form
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Business/
Career
Computer/
Technology
Healthcare
Language/
Communication
Personal
Enrichment
Professional
Trades/Industry
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Business/Career
Bookkeeping/Accounting
For additional information please call (806) 371-2904.
Bookkeeping-Accounting w/QuickBooks
$155.00
Pre-requisite: Keyboarding skills 25 wpm. First 7 classes, course includes solid coverage
of accounting concepts and principles; analyzing business transactions; general journal
and general ledger; closing entries; accounts receivable and accounts payable; financial
statements; and completing the accounting cycle for a sole proprietorship. Last 5 classes
in lab, course includes applying accounting principles using QuickBooksTM. Textbook and
workbook purchase required. Payroll accounting not included.
ID# 144364 ACNT-1002-1001 06:00PM-09:00PM M
09/14 - 11/30
Carol Carter DTWN Business & Industry Center 120/126 36.00 Hrs. (3.60 CEU)
ID# 144365 ACNT-1002-1002
06:00PM-09:00PM
T
09/15 – 12/01
Lorena Hazelbaker DTWN Business & Industry Center 120/126 36.00 Hrs. (3.60 CEU)
Payroll Accounting w/QuickBooks
$95.00
Pre-requisite: Knowledge of accounting principles and keyboarding skills of 25 wpm. First
class covers payroll basics, tax withholding requirements and reporting deadlines. Last 2
classes in lab cover payroll setup, processing payroll and report production using QuickBooksTM 2015.
ID# 144367 ACNT-1015-1001 06:00PM-09:00PM R
10/08 - 10/22
ID# 144368 ACNT-1015-1002 06:00PM-09:00PM R
11/05 - 11/19
Lorena Hazelbaker DTWN Business & Industry Center 120/126 9.00 Hrs. (0.90 CEU)
Customer Service
Customer Service
$107.00
Practical information and techniques to create excellent customer service. Emphasis on
the many facets of customer service and how to address each facet successfully.
ID# 143634 BMGT-1091-1003 WEB
08/24 - 10/16
Jodi Lindseth
24.00 Hrs. (2.40 CEU)
Human Resources Management
For additional information please call (806) 371-5265 unless otherwise noted.
Human Resources Management
$179.00
Behavioral and legal approaches to the management of human resources in organizations.
ID# 145408 HRPO-2001-1002 09:00AM-10:15AM MW
08/24 - 12/11
Susan Burks
WSC Parcells Hall 406 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)
Human Relations
$179.00
$825.00
Practical application of the principles and concepts of the behavioral sciences to interpersonal relationships in the business and industrial environment.
ID# 145401 HRPO-1011-1001 07:00PM-09:45PM M
08/24 - 12/11
David McCampbell Jr. WSC Byrd Business Bldg 411 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)
SHRM Learning System
Amarillo College, Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) and the Panhandle
Human Resource Association present the tools needed to prepare individuals for the PHR
or SPHR Examination. All instructional materials supplied. Due to fixed costs, no refunds
will be given after the Registration Deadline.
ID# 143841 HRPO-2030-1001 06:30PM-08:30PM T
08/25 - 12/08
Eric Westermann DTWN Business & Industry Center 112B 32.00 Hrs. (3.20 CEU)
Registration Deadline: August 17
Maps can be found online at www.actx.edu/ce. R=Thursday, U=Sunday (example: TR=Tuesday/Thursday: SU=Saturday/Sunday)
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Business/
Career
Computer
Computer//
Technology
Healthcare
Language/
Communication
Personal
Enrichment
Professional
Trades/Industry
Management
Professional Image Development
$179.00
Study of how image affects success in the business world. Emphasis on visual and behavioral images created by our clothing choices and our understanding and use of appropriate business and social behavior.
ID# 143633 BMGT-1091-1002 WEB
08/24 - 12/11
Anne Nail 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)
Supervision
$179.00
A study of the role of the supervisor. Managerial functions as applied to leadership, counseling, motivation, and human skills are examined.
ID# 144590 BMGT-1001-1002 07:00PM-09:45PM T
08/24 - 12/11
Jodi Lindseth
WSC Byrd Business Bldg 404 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)
Communications in Management
$179.00
Basic theory and processes of communication skills necessary for the management of an
organization's workforce. Student learns how to produce a job resume, job application,
letters and prepare for job interviews.
ID# 144595 BMGT-1005-1003 07:00PM-09:45PM F
10/02 - 10/16
and 08:00AM-03:00PM SU
10/03 - 10/18
Jodi Lindseth
Small Business Operations
$179.00
A course in the unique aspects of managing a small business. Topics address management functions including how managers plan, exercise leadership, organize and control
operations.
ID# 143637 BUSG-1015-1001
07:00PM-09:45PM M
08/24 - 12/11
Jodi Lindseth
Media Communications
Social Media Tools
$179.00
E-Commerce Marketing
$179.00
Topics address recently identified current events, skills, knowledge and/or attitudes and
behaviors pertinent to the technology or occupation and relevant to the professional development of the student.
ID# 145254 ETWR-1091-1002 WEB
08/24 - 12/11
David White
48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)
Explore electronic tools utilized in marketing, focus on marketing communications in developing customer relationships.
ID# 145481 MRKG-2012-1001 WEB
08/24 - 12/11
Beau Waldrop
48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)
Professional Development
Immigration Law: The Alphabet Soup of Visas
$75.00
This seminar focuses on some of the well-known categories of visas and involves a great
deal of interaction and group participation as everyone has an opportunity to sample the
Alphabet Soup of Visas.
ID# 145764 NFUND-1001-1001 08:00AM-12:00PM W
10/28
Patrick Mazor DTWN Business & Industry Center 111
4.00 Hrs. (0.40 CEU)
Travel and Tourism Industry
Travel Destinations I - Western Hemisphere
$179.00
Study of countries located in the Western Hemisphere including Canada, United States,
Latin America, South America, Mexico, and the Caribbean Islands. Emphasis on the culture,
customs, climate, physical features, language, currency, tourist and seasonal attractions.
ID# 145704 TRVM-1008-1001 WEB
08/24 - 12/11
Catheryne Lankford
48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)
Downtown Campus - DTWN
Washington Street Campus - WSC West Campus - WC
East Campus - EC Moore County - MCC
Business/
Career
Computer/
Technology
Healthcare
Language/
Communication
Personal
Enrichment
Professional
Trades/Industry
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Computer/Technology
Computer Lifestyle
Basic Computer Repair
$51.00
My PC-Intro to Computers
$62.00
My PC-Computers Plus
$89.00
MS Word 2013 - Beginning
$62.00
MS Word 2013 - Intermediate
$62.00
MS Excel 2013 - Beginning
$62.00
MS Excel 2013 - Intermediate
$62.00
Learn to build and repair laptop and desktop computers. This class covers laptop and
desktop teardown, rebuild, operating system, driver install and basic virus and spyware
removal.
ID# 145917 MISC-1040-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM MWF
09/14 - 09/25
ID# 145918 MISC-1040-1002 06:00PM-08:00PM MWF
10/12 - 10/23
ID# 145919 MISC-1040-1003 06:00PM-08:00PM MWF
11/09 - 11/20
Michael Croley
WSC Durett Hall 201
12.00 Hrs.
An introductory class to Windows 7 Computer Concepts and Terminology along with basic
file management, desktop operations, and mouse operations. Introduction to basic computer programs such as Microsoft Word and more.
ID# 145862 MISC-1023-1001 09:00AM-11:00AM MW
08/24 - 09/02
Letty Lynch-Nadolny DTWN Business & Industry Center 126
8.00 Hrs.
ID# 145863 MISC-1023-1002 06:00PM-08:00PM MW
08/24 - 09/02
Staff
WSC Byrd Business Bldg 213
8.00 Hrs.
Prerequisite: My PC Introduction to Computers or previous computer experience. Personal enrichment class featuring a unique, fun approach to getting hands-on with the new
Windows 7 operating system. At a comfortable pace, you learn how to work with files
and file folders, find and use desktop tools and gadgets, and get a sneak peek at the fun
things you can do with Windows 7 - like photo editing, making slide shows, and keeping in
touch with friends and family.
ID# 144260 MISC-1030-1001 09:00AM-11:00AM MW
09/14 - 10/07
16.00 Hrs.
ID# 145867 MISC-1030-1002 06:00PM-08:00PM MW
09/14 - 10/07
Staff
16.00 Hrs.
Prerequisite: Windows or Windows experience. Students identify word processing terminology and concepts; create, format, edit, and print documents and tables; use simple
tools and utilities; and work with hyperlinks.
ID# 144266 MISC-1045-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM TR
09/29 - 10/08
Melissa Elliott
8.00 Hrs.
Prerequisites: Windows or Windows experience. Beginning Word 2013 class. Students
identify word processing terminology and concepts; work with tables, mail merge, header/
footers, text boxes, shapes, WordArt, pictures, and templates; create, format, edit, and
track technical documents.
ID# 144267 MISC-1048-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM TR
10/13 - 10/22
Melissa Elliott
8.00 Hrs.
Prerequisite: Windows or Windows experience. Teaches concepts, procedures, and
use of electronic spreadsheets. Students identify spreadsheet terminology and concepts;
create, format, edit, and print spreadsheets; create and work with simple formulas and
functions; use formatting features; and generate charts, graphs, and reports.
ID# 144264 MISC-1044-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM TR
11/10 - 11/19
Melissa Elliott
8.00 Hrs.
Prerequisites: Windows or Windows experience. Beginning Excel 2013 class. Review of
Excel formulas and functions; students learn to create complex formulas and pivot tables;
format, sort, outline, filter, and import data.
ID# 144268 MISC-1051-2001 06:00PM-08:00PM TR
12/01 - 12/10
Melissa Elliott
8.00 Hrs.
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Business/
Career
Computer/
Technology
Healthcare
Language/
Communication
Personal
Enrichment
Professional
Trades/Industry
Computer Programming
Computer Programming
$179.00
Introduction to computer programming in various languages. Emphasis on the fundamentals of structured design, development, testing, implementation and documentation.
Includes coverage of language syntax, data and file structures, input/output devices and
disks/files.
ID# 145512 ITSE-1029-1001 12:00PM-02:30PM TR
08/24 - 12/11
ID# 145513 ITSE-1029-1002 05:30PM-08:00PM MW
08/24 - 12/11
Dewayne Higgs
Healthcare
Emergency Medical Services
For additional information please call any EMSP Faculty (806) 354-6077, 356-3662,
354-6069, or the Allied Health Division Office 354-6055.
Emergency Medical Technician - Basic
$622.00
Emergency Medical Technician - Basic
$622.00
Prerequisites: Reading Techniques II - minimum grade of C or a score on a stateapproved test indicating college-level reading skills. In order to maintain compliance with
the Texas Administrative Code, Title 25, Part 1, Chapter 91, Subchapter B, Rule 97.64
and Texas Department of State Health Services rule, all immunization requirements must
be met prior to any patient contact in the clinical setting. These immunizations include:
Tetanus-Diphtheria Toxoid (Td), Measles, Mumps, Rubella, Hepatitis B (complete series),
Varicella (chickenpox), and an annual Tuberculin skin test. Preparation for certification as
an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). Class will meet one 8-hour Saturday in addition
to the Monday-Wednesday meeting times. Additional Clinical time of 48 hours required.
ID# 143705 EMSP-1001-1001 07:30AM-11:30AM MW
08/24 - 12/11
Paul Whitfield WC Allied Health 177 176.00 Hrs. (17.60 CEU)
Prerequisites: Reading Techniques II - minimum grade of C or a score on a stateapproved test indicating college-level reading skills. In order to maintain compliance with
the Texas Administrative Code, Title 25, Part 1, Chapter 91, Subchapter B, Rule 97.64
and Texas Department of State Health Services rule, all immunization requirements must
be met prior to any patient contact in the clinical setting. These immunizations include:
Tetanus-Diphtheria Toxoid (Td), Measles, Mumps, Rubella, Hepatitis B (complete series),
Varicella (chickenpox), and an annual Tuberculin skin test. Preparation for certification as
an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). Class will meet one 8-hour Saturday in addition
to the Monday-Wednesday meeting times. Additional Clinical time of 48 hours required.
ID# 143706 EMSP-1001-1002 06:00PM-10:00PM MW
08/24 - 12/11
Charles Olsen
WC Allied Health 177 176.00 Hrs. (17.60 CEU)
Healthcare Courses
Certified Nursing Assistant, Health Unit Coordinator, Phlebotomy, EKG Technician,
Medication Aide, Patient Care Technician and Massage Therapy have one or more of the
following prerequisites. Please refer to the course description for further information.
Prerequisite #1: Immunizations: Student must provide documentation of the following
immunization(s) prior to registering. All immunization(s) must be current:
1. Tetanus-Diphtheria Toxoid (Td) (must have been administered within the last
ten years)
2. MMR (Measles, Mumps, Rubella), two doses
3. Hepatitis B (completed series)
4. Varicella (chickenpox), as specified by the Texas Administrative Code, Title 25,
Part 1, chapter 97, Subchapter B, Rule 97.64
5. TB (tuberculosis) test within the last year
6. Flu shot (seasonal)
Business/
Career
Computer /
Technology
Healthcare
Language/
Communication
Personal
Enrichment
Professional
Trades/Industry
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Prerequisite #2: Criminal Background Check: A Criminal Background Check is required
prior to registering for classes. Students must order background check online at www.
precheck.com. (Please select Student Check, order student background check, choose
Amarillo College Continuing Education as the school.) Results will be sent directly to
CCHcE office in 3 to 5 business days. Results must be in before a student may register.
Prerequisite #3: High School Diploma or GED
Prerequisite #4: Advisor Approval: Please see an Advisor on West Campus, Building
A, Room 106 before registering. Call (806) 354-6085 for more information.
CPR and First Aid
$58.00
CPR for Healthcare Providers
$58.00
Covers American Heart Association Guidelines. Offered for childcare personnel, foster
parents, truck drivers, electricians, and those requiring infant, child and adult CPR and
First Aid, including how to use an AED. This CPR does not meet the requirements for
healthcare workers. Required book in WC Bookstore.
ID# 145099 EMSP-1026-1001 08:00AM-04:00PM S
10/17
ID# 145100 EMSP-1026-1002 08:00AM-04:00PM S
11/21
Staff
WC Building A 110 7.00 Hrs. (0.70 CEU)
Presents American Heart Association guidelines for CPR for Healthcare Providers,
including how to use an AED and how to manage respiratory and cardiac emergencies.
This course does not meet the first-aid requirements for child care personnel and foster
parents. Required book in WC Bookstore.
ID# 145081 EMSP-1019-1009 08:00AM-04:00PM S
09/12
ID# 145082 EMSP-1019-1010 08:00AM-04:00PM S
09/26
ID# 145086 EMSP-1019-1014 08:00AM-04:00PM S
10/10
ID# 145084 EMSP-1019-1012 08:00AM-04:00PM S
10/24
ID# 145085 EMSP-1019-1013 08:00AM-04:00PM S
11/07
ID# 145093 EMSP-1019-2001 08:00AM-04:00PM S
12/05
Staff
Certified Nurse Aide (CNA)
Prerequisites #1, #2, #3 and #4 (see page 6&7)
Full payment is required at registration. Students must complete a TABE test.
CNA Weekday Program
$770.00
Intro CNA ID# 145732 NURA-1001-1001
08:30AM-02:00PM
MT
08/24 - 08/25
and 01:00PM-02:00PM WR
08/26 - 10/08
and TBA
T
09/08 - 10/06
Lecture
ID# 145733 NURA-1001-1002 08:30AM-01:30PM MWR
08/26 - 10/14
Clinical
ID# 145735 NURA-1060-1001 08:30AM-12:30pm RF
10/15 - 10/16
and 08:30AM-12:30pm W
10/28
and TBA
MTWRFSU
10/17 - 10/27
Melody Stephens, LVN
WC Building A 206
205.00 Hrs. (20.50 CEU)
CNA Weeknight Program
Intro CNA
ID# 145736 NURA-1001-1003
Lecture
ID# 143886 NURA-1001-1004
Clinical
ID# 145737 NURA-1060-1002
Melody Stephens, LVN
04:30PM-10:00PM
WR
and 04:30PM-05:30PM MWR
and TBA
T
05:30PM-10:00PM MWR
and 08:00AM-4:00PM
S
$770.00
09/30 - 10/01
10/05 - 11/18
10/06 - 11/03
10/05 - 11/19
11/14
05:30PM-09:30PM RF
11/19 - 11/20
and 05:30PM-09:30PM W 12/09
and TBA
MTWRFSU
11/21 - 12/08
8
Business/
Career
Computer /
Technology
Healthcare
Language/
Communication
CNA Skills Review
Personal
Enrichment
Professional
Trades/Industry
$35.00
$350.00
EKG Stress Test/Holter Monitor
$245.00
EKG Clinical
$305.00
Skills review for individuals who are planning to take the state CNA exam
ID# 145892 NURA-1091-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM T
09/15
ID# 145893 NURA-1091-1002 07:00PM-09:00PM T
10/13
ID# 145894 NURA-1091-1003 07:00PM-09:00PM T
11/10
Melody Rupe, RN WC Building A 208 7.00 Hrs. (0.70 CEU)
EKG Technician
Prerequisite #1, #2, #3, and #4 (see pages 6&7)
EKG Fundamentals
Designed specifically for the EKG/ECG technician. Teaches cardiac physiology, 12 lead
performance & basic interpretations. This is Part 1 of the 3 part EKG Technician Program.
All students must complete a TABE test.
ID# 145003 ECRD-1011-1001 05:30PM-09:30PM MW
09/28 - 10/21
TBA
MTWRF
10/26 - 10/30
Melody Rupe, RN
WC Building A 110
40.00 Hrs. (4.00 CEU)
Prerequisite: EKG Fundamentals. Designed for EKG/ECG Technicians and teaches performance of stress testing the heart and the implications of decreased cardiac output, and
its application in interpreting electrical activity. Demonstrate competency in use of Holter
Monitor. This is part 2 of the 3 part EKG Technician series. All students must complete a
TABE test.
ID# 145004 ECRD-1091-1001 05:30PM-09:30PM
MW
11/02 - 11/18
Melody Rupe, RN
WC Building A 110
24.00 Hrs. (2.40 CEU)
Prerequisite: EKG Fundamentals and Stress Test/Holter Monitor. Designed for EKG/ECG
Technicians and teaches performance of stress testing the heart and the implications of
decreased cardiac output, and its application in interpreting electrical activity. Demonstrate
competency in use of in Holter Monitor for ECG. This is part 3 of the 3 part EKG Technician series. All students must complete a TABE test.
ID# 145005 ECRD-1091-1002 05:30PM-09:30PM M
11/23
and 05:30PM-09:30PM M
12/14
and Clinical TBA
MTWRFSU
11/22 - 12/14
Melody Rupe, RN
WC Building A 110
44.00 Hrs. (4.40 CEU)
Health Unit Coordinator
Prerequisite #2, #3, #4 (see page 7) and TABE Score 8.0 or above
Health Unit Coordinator
$425.00
IV Therapy and Technique
$175.00
$505.00
Medical charts and forms, medical law and ethics, safety/risk management and physician
order transcription for unit clerks in healthcare settings. Course includes 72-hour clinical.
ID# 145630 HUWC-1003-1001 05:30PM-09:30PM MW
08/24 - 12/16
Patricia St. Charles, HUC
Open to RN, GN, LVN, or GVN to take this course. Theory and techniques of venipuncture, intravenous infusions and blood drawing. Information regarding fluids, electrolytes,
blood products, hyper-alimentation, venous system physiology, lipids, and local and systemic complication in IV Therapy. Required packet available in West Campus Bookstore.
ID# 145633 VNSG-1039-2001 09:00AM-06:00PM TWR
01/05 - 01/07
Kati Alley, MSN, RN
Medication Aide
Prerequisites #3, #4 (see page 7) and must be 18 years old
Medication Aide
Must be a CNA employed and currently working in a Long Term Care Facility for 90 days.
Must bring a letter verifying employment history from current employer. Must be able to read,
write and speak English. Must arrange for and complete a 10-hour practicum at the facility of
employment. State exam fee is additional; student must submit fee directly to the state.
ID# 145738 NURA-1013-1001 05:15PM-09:45PM MW
08/24 - 12/09
and 05:15PM-09:45PM T
12/01 - 12/08
Jana Kidd, MSN, RN WC Building A 109 144.00 Hrs. (14.40 CEU)
Business/
Career
Computer /
Technology
Healthcare
Language/
Communication
Personal
Enrichment
Professional
Trades/Industry
Medication Aide Update
9
$70.00
Fulfills the annual renewal requirements for Certified Medication Aides. Review and update of medication aide training rules, medication administration and related responsibilities. Student must bring Medication Aide number to class. Students must register by the
Wednesday prior to class in order to attend this course. ABSOLUTELY NO REGISTRATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED THE DAY OF CLASS
ID# 145739 NURA-1041-1001
08:00AM-04:00PM
S
09/12
Registration Deadline: September 9
ID# 145740 NURA-1041-2001
08:00AM-04:00PM
S
12/05
Registration Deadline: December 2
Jana Kidd, MSN, RN
Patient Care Technician
Prerequisite #1, #2, #3 and #4 (see pages 6&7)
Patient Care Technicians work in clinics, hospitals, wound care centers and long-term care
facilities. PCT’s check vital signs, perform CPR and First Aid, and assist in medical examinations, performing electrocardiograms (EKGs), basic laboratory procedures and phlebotomy. Students are not required to take all PCT classes at once, but they can take all
classes to complete the program in one semester. Students may register for any number
of PCT classes at a time. Students may be exempt from a portion of the program if they
can meet the requirements of any course section. Full payment is required at registration.
Students must complete a TABE test.
Patient Care Tech Fundamentals of CNA
$555.00
Curriculum covering CNA portion of Patient Care Tech Program. Class meets MWR with
clinical TBA.
ID# 145741 NURA-1001-1005 08:30AM-01:00PM MWR
08/26 - 10/18
and 08:30AM-01:00PM F
10/16
Melanie Stephens, ,LVN
Patient Care Tech Fundamentals of EKG
$350.00
EKG/ECG portion of the Patient Care Technician Program. Teaches cardiac physiology, 12
lead performance & basic interpretation.
ID# 145742 ECRD-1011-1002 05:30PM-09:30PM MW
09/28 - 10/21
TBA
MTWRF
10/26 - 10/30
Melody Rupe, RN
WC Building A 110
40.00 Hrs. (4.00 CEU)
Patient Care Tech Fundamentals of Phlebotomy
$450.00
Phlebotomy portion of Patient Care Tech Program and includes a clinical piece.
ID# 145752 PLAB-1023-1002 03:00PM-06:00PM TR
08/25 – 10/08
TBA
MTWRF
10/12 - 11/03
Kim Boyd MT, AMT
WC Allied Health 107
70.00 Hrs. (7.00 CEU)
Patient Care Tech Fundamentals of Health Unit Coordinator
$385.00
Patient Care Tech Acute Care of Patient
$505.00
Health Unit Coordinator portion of Patient Care Tech Program and includes a clinical piece.
ID# 145753 NUPC-1020-1001 05:30PM-09:30PM MW
11/02 - 12/08
Patricia St. Charles, HUC
WC Building A 108
48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)
Acute Care portion of Patient Care Tech Program and includes a clinical piece.
ID# 145754 NURA-1001-1006 05:30PM-10:00PM
TR
11/03 - 12/03
TBA
MTWRFSU
12/04 - 12/14
Melody Rupe, RN
WC Building A 206/110 45.00 Hrs. (9.30 CEU)
Phlebotomy
Prerequisites #1, #2, #3, and #4 (see pages 6&7)
Phlebotomy Lecture
$380.00
Theoretical and practical aspects of specimen collections for clinical laboratories. Professionalism, ethics, medical terminology, anatomy and physiology, and laboratory equipment. This is part one of a two-part curriculum. Students must pass this course prior to
enrolling in part two of the Phlebotomy curriculum. This is a hybrid class, computer/internet access is required. Homework and quizzes are given online.
ID# 145619 PLAB-1023-1001 03:00PM-06:00PM TR
08/25 - 10/08
and 08:00AM-04:00PM S
09/19
Kim Boyd, MT, AMT
10
Business/
Career
Computer /
Technology
Healthcare
Language/
Communication
Phlebotomy Clinical
Personal
Enrichment
Professional
Trades/Industry
$545.00
Phlebotomy Professional
$180.00
Telemetry Monitor Technician
$190.00
Prerequisite: Successful completion of Phlebotomy Lecture and have written permission
of the instructor. Flu shot required by Oct. 1. Provides the clinical component for
Phlebotomy Lecture
ID# 145624 PLAB-1060-1001
TBA
MTWRF
10/12 – 12/11
and 03:00PM-06:00PM R
11/05
and 03:00PM-06:00PM R
12/03
and 03:00PM-06:00PM T
12/08
Kim Boyd, MT, AMT WC Allied Health 107 112.00 Hrs. (11.20 CEU)
Prepares the student for the ASCP certification. Student must have instructor consent to
enroll. Contact Kim Boyd at 354-6060. This is an online hybrid course.
ID# 145625 PLAB-2000-2001 TBA
12/14 - 04/01
Kim Boyd MT, AMT
24.00 Hrs. (2.40 CEU)
Fundamentals of anatomy and physiology of the circulatory system, basic electrocardiography, interpretation of dysrhythmias, and appropriate treatment modalities. Required for
monitor technicians.
ID# 145002 ECRD-1011-1011
06:00PM-09:00PM T
08/25 - 12/08
Denise Bolden, RN
High Fidelity
Healthcare
Simulation Courses
Advanced Cardiac Life Support
$205.00
Prerequisite: Proof of current CPR/BLS certification. Be able to interpret basic cardiac
arrhythmias and complete a pretest before coming to class. For practitioners completing
ACLS education for the first time. Covers the 2010 guidelines update and the purchase of
a new 2010 book is recommended. Books are available at the West Campus Bookstore
for purchase prior to class. 15 contact hours for nurses.
ID# 145116 EMSP-2035-1001 08:00AM-04:30PM WR
09/09 - 09/10
ID# 145117 EMSP-2035-1001 08:00AM-04:30PM WR
10/07 - 10/08
ID# 145472 EMSP-2035-1003 08:00AM-04:30PM MT
11/09 - 11/10
ID# 145474 EMSP-2035-2001 08:00AM-04:30PM WR
12/16 - 12/17
Staff
Texas Tech UHSC 1400 Wallace Blvd
16.00 Hrs. (1.60 CEU)
Advanced Cardiac Life Support-Refresher
$190.00
Prerequisite: Proof of current CPR/BLS and ACLS certifications. Student must complete
a pretest, print out the score and bring it to class in order to attend.
ID# 145123 EMSP-2036-1001 08:00AM-04:30PM W
09/16
ID# 145475 EMSP-2036-1002 08:00AM-04:30PM T
10/27
ID# 145476 EMSP-2036-1003 08:00AM-04:30PM T
11/17
ID# 145130 EMSP-2036-2001 08:00AM-04:30PM F
12/18
Staff
Texas Tech UHSC 1400 Wallace Blvd 7.00 Hrs. (0.70 CEU)
Pediatric Advanced Life Support
$205.00
Prerequisite: Proof of current CPR/BLS certification. Be able to interpret basic cardiac
arrhythmias and complete a pretest before coming to class. For practitioners completing
PALS education for the first time. Covers the 2010 guidelines update and the purchase of
the 2010 book is recommended. Books are available for purchase at the West Campus
Bookstore. 15 contact hours for nurses.
ID# 145105 EMSP-1047-1001 08:00AM-04:30PM WR
10/14 - 10/15
ID# 145110 EMSP-1047-2001 08:00AM-04:30PM TW
12/01 - 12/02
Staff
Texas Tech UHSC 1400 Wallace Blvd 16.00 Hrs. (1.60 CEU)
Business/
Career
Computer /
Technology
Healthcare
Language/
Communication
Personal
Enrichment
Professional
Trades/Industry
11
Massage Therapy
Prerequisite #2, #3 and #4 (see pages 6&7).
Massage Therapy Fundamentals I
$1,130.00
Massage Anatomy & Physiology
$640.00
Massage Pathology
$345.00
Prerequisite: Fundamentals 1 to advance to Fundamentals 2 - Specialized Techniques.
Emphasizes specialized techniques and assessment of client needs to identify a specific
plan of care. Meet the minimum 75-contact-hour requirement for licensure.
ID# 145668 MSSG-1011-1001 05:00PM-10:00PM MW
08/24 - 11/23
Dianna Young
An in-depth coverage of the structure and function of the human body. This course meets
the minimum 75-contact hour requirement for licensure in massage.
ID# 145665 MSSG-1013-1001 05:30PM-09:30PM TR
08/25 - 10/29
Louis Rowell
Prerequisite: Anatomy and Physiology for Massage Therapy. Covers general discussion
of pathologies as they relate to massage therapy. Meets the minimum 40-contact-hour
requirement for licensure for Massage
ID# 145670 MSSG-2014-1001 05:00PM-10:00PM TR
11/03 - 11/24
and 05:00PM-10:00PM F
11/20
Louis Rowell
Massage Health and Hygiene
$175.00
The study of recognized methods of sanitation and cleanliness as applied to massage
therapy services and current knowledge of the elements of healthy lifestyles. Meets the
minimum 20-contact-hour requirement for licensure for Massage.
ID# 145669 MSSG-1009-2001 05:00PM-10:00PM MTWR
11/30 - 12/03
Staff WC Building A 210 20.00 Hrs. (2.00 CEU)
Healthcare Seminars
For additional information please call (806) 467-3105 or visit www.actx.edu/ch
Emergency Nurse Pediatric Course
***
Provides registered nurses with a standardized, internationally disseminated pediatric
educational program to enhance knowledge, skill and expertise in the care of children. The
third edition of the Emergency Nursing Pediatric Course textbook is required. Participants
must have the textbook three weeks prior to class. For more information or to register
contact John Sappington at jgsappi@gmail.com.
RNSG-2002-1902 08:00AM-06:00PM WR
09/02 - 09/03
RNSG-2002-1903 08:00AM-06:00PM WR
11/18 - 11/19
John Sappington, RN,CEN WC Building A 107/108/109/110 16.00 Hrs. (1.60 CEU)
Hospice Approach to Living with Dying
***
Study of the cultural and social norms, values, beliefs, and activities associated with the
dying and their survivors. Theories, communication skills and activities that assist with caring for the dying and their survivors. For registration information please call Marilee Bulls
at (806) 212-8715.
TBA
08/24 - 12/16
Marilee Bulls
15.00 Hrs. (1.50 CEU)
Jurisprudence and Ethics Workshop
***
Meets the stipulations set forth by the Texas Board of Nurses. Concepts covered include:
nursing practice, delegation, ethics, the Nurse Practice Act, documentation, medication
administration, peer review and unprofessional conduct. Contact Stephanie Loya, PAHEC,
806-651-3482 or email sloya@mail.wtamu.edu.
RNSG-2002-1901 08:00AM-05:00PM F
10/02
Dinah Lewis, MSN, RN WC Lecture Hall 111A/B 7.00 Hrs. (0.70 CEU)
Trauma Nurse Core Course
***
Designed to provide the learner with cognitive knowledge and psychomotor skills. The
trauma nursing process is reflected throughout the course and skills stations. Participants
receive 16 hours of continuing education from the ANA. The sixth edition of the TNCC
provider manual is required. Participants must have the textbook 3 weeks prior to class.
For more information or to register contact John Sappington at jgsappi@gmail.com.
RNSG-2002-1904 08:00AM-06:00PM WR
10/21 - 10/22
RNSG-2002-2901 08:00AM-06:00PM WR
12/02 - 12/03
John Sappington, RN,CEN WC Building A 107/108/109/110 16.00 Hrs. (1.60 CEU)
12
Business/
Career
Computer /
Technology
Healthcare
Language/
Communication
Personal
Enrichment
Professional
Trades/Industry
Languages/Communication
ACcess Learning Center
Individualized Instruction/Open EnrollmentAugust 24- December 11
Increase your reading, writing, and/or math skills with a dynamic, individualized program.
Increase your basic skills for the workplace or prepare for tests such as the TSI or GED.
Open to ages 17 and above, classes are available on a walk-in basis from 8:00 AM-8:00 PM
Monday-Thursday, 8:00AM- 2:30 PM Friday, and 2:00 PM-6:00 PM Sunday. You may attend
at times convenient for you. Cost of the class is $50.00 for each 14 hours of instruction.
Languages
Japanese Beginning - Reading and Writing
$132.00
Do you want to start learning an exciting, fun language? Do you want to delve into Japanese
culture? Here's the class for you! Learn to read and write Japanese Kana and Kanji while
also studying basic Japanese grammar. To get really good, some homework will be required.
ID# 145871 LANG-1020-1001 06:00PM-07:30PM TR
09/08 - 12/01
Catherine Urban
WSC Parcells Hall 213
36.00 Hrs.
Spanish Conversational Beginning
$61.00
Learn basic tools for everyday communications. Practical for those who need Spanish for
jobs, trips, etc. Taught by a native Spanish speaking instructor.
ID# 144257 LANG-1031-1001 06:00PM-08:30PM M
09/14 - 10/19
ID# 145601 LANG-1031-1003 06:00PM-08:30PM W
09/16 - 10/21
ID# 144258 LANG-1031-1002 06:00PM-08:30PM M
10/26 - 11/30
Lucy Gaete
DTWN Business & Industry Center 112B 15.00 Hrs.
Spanish Conversational Beginning
$52.00
Spanish Conversational Intermediate
$52.00
Spanish Conversational Intermediate
$61.00
Spanish Conversational Advanced
$61.00
Spanish Conversational Advanced
$52.00
ID# 145602 LANG-1031-1004
Lucy Gaete 06:00PM-08:30PM W
10/28 - 12/02
DTWN Business & Industry Center 112B 12.50 Hrs.
Focuses on working with verbs. Learn to speak and write complete sentences with a native Spanish speaking instructor.
ID# 145603 LANG-1033-1001 06:00PM-08:30PM T
09/22 - 10/20
Lucy Gaete
DTWN Business & Industry Center 113
12.50 Hrs.
ID# 144259 LANG-1033-1002
Lucy Gaete 06:00PM-08:30PM T
10/27 - 12/01
DTWN Business & Industry Center 112A 15.00 Hrs.
Focuses on grammar; present, past, and future verb tenses. Text book required; instructor
will discuss sources for book at first session.
ID# 145604 LANG-1034-1001 06:00PM-08:30PM R
09/17 - 10/22
Lucy Gaete DTWN Business & Industry Center 112A 15.00 Hrs.
ID# 145605 LANG-1034-1002
Lucy Gaete 06:00PM-08:30PM R
10/29 - 12/03
DTWN Business & Industry Center 112A 12.50 Hrs.
Writing
Creative Writing
$179.00
Fun Creative Writing I
$58.00
Practical experience in the techniques of imaginative writing. May include fiction, nonfiction, poetry, screenwriting or drama. For additional information please contacl Dr. Mike
Bellah at (806) 371-5173 or mikebellah@hotmail.com
ID# 143885 NFUND-2092-1003 06:00PM-08:45PM M
08/24 - 12/11
Michael Bellah
WSC Ordway Hall 204
48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)
Release your imagination on paper. Rome was not conquered in a day and neither will
telling your story. Everyone has a story to tell, let your inner author free in a fun supportive
class. "The End" starts with "Once Upon A Time" at Amarillo College.
ID# 145967 CWP-1010-1001
06:00PM-08:00PM R
08/27 - 10/08
Yvonne Croley WSC BYRD Business Bldg 402
14.00 Hrs.
Business/
Career
Computer /
Technology
Healthcare
Language/
Communication
Personal
Enrichment
Professional
Trades/Industry
13
Fun Creative Writing II
$58.00
Fun Essay Writing
$38.00
Prerequisite: Writing I class. Getting to "The End"....Now you are comfortable putting pen
to paper or fingertips to a keyboard, develop your own style or types. Delve deeper into
your story and it's telling with audience identification and targeting, while developing selfsatisfaction of a story told.
ID# 145970 CWP-1011-1001
06:00PM-08:00PM R
10/15 - 12/03
14.00 Hrs.
Help, I have an essay due and don't know where to start! Come learn the necessary skills
that will see you through essay writing without stressing it. Learn to format, style, structure,
and site with confidence.
ID# 145975 CWP-1061-1001
06:00PM-08:00PM T
09/15 - 10/06
ID# 145976 CWP-1061-1002
06:00PM-08:00PM T
10/13 - 11/03
ID# 145977 CWP-1061-1003
06:00PM-08:00PM T
11/10 - 12/01
8.00 Hrs.
Personal Enrichment/Recreation
Acting-Adult
So You Want to Perform?
$125.00
A class designed for adults interested in learning or re-visiting acting skills.
ID# 144044 ACT-1021-1002
07:00PM-08:30PM W
09/16 - 12/09
Linda Dee Hughes
WSC Ordway Hall 114
18.00 Hrs.
Anger Management
Anger Management
$95.00
Appropriate for any adult who would like assistance in reducing stress, controlling emotions or reducing aggressive behavior. May also be required for persons convicted of and/
or placed on probation for an assaultive offense. Understand why people use violence;
discover how attitudes can override values; identify and control strong emotions; develop
a plan to alter present behavior; gain better self-control and walk away from confrontations, as well as establish goal-directed behavior patterns. A home study version of this
program is also available.
ID# 145773 NFUND-1401-1002 06:00PM-09:00PM TR
09/15 - 09/24
ID# 145772 NFUND-1401-1001 06:00PM-09:00PM TR
11/10 - 11/19
Mary Villalon
WC Building C 125 12.00 Hrs. (1.20 CEU)
Arts and Crafts
Adventures in Pottery I
$170.00
Adventures in Pottery II
$123.00
Chinese Brush Painting with Yāo Han
$72.00
Beginning class introduces a broad range of techniques. Make decorative items using
techniques employed by ancient and modern potters. Hand building to form vessels using
potter's wheel and decorative glazes. All supplies furnished.
ID# 144053 ARTCT-1160-1001 06:30PM-09:30PM M
08/24 - 10/19
Gene Fox DTWN Business & Industry Center 119
24.00 Hrs.
First-time potters are welcome. New potters are taught the fundamentals of working with
clay. Returning potters, as with first potters, advance their confidence and skills in hand
building using the potter's wheel and glazing techniques. All supplies furnished.
ID# 144054 ARTCT-1160-1002 06:30PM-09:30PM M
10/26 - 12/07
Gene Fox DTWN Business & Industry Center 119
21.00 Hrs.
Discover the ancient, unique, and beautifully inspiring world of Chinese Brush Painting.
All supplies are included.
ID# 146188 ARTCT-1057-1001
06:00PM-08:00PM
W
08/26 - 09/16
ID# 146189 ARTCT-1057-1002
06:00PM-08:00PM
W
10/07 - 10/28
John Eder
TBA
8.00 Hrs.
14
Business/
Career
Computer/
Technology
Healthcare
Language/
Communication
Personal
Enrichment
Professional
Trades/Industry
Drawing Without Fear I
$296.00
Drawing Without Fear II
$296.00
How to Draw Anything
$41.00
Human Figure Drawing
$143.00
Jewelry Fabrication
$171.00
Metalsmith Jewelry
$156.00
Oil/Acrylic Painting I
$91.00
Oil/Acrylic Painting II
$91.00
Porcelain Art Beginning
$82.00
Explore drawing using a variety of techniques and media in this fun and creative class.
ID# 145948 ARTCT-1079-2001 09:00AM-11:45AM TR
08/25 - 12/10
ID# 145949 ARTCT-1079-2002 06:00PM-08:45PM TR
08/25 - 12/10
James Cost
WSC Russell Hall 122
85.25 Hrs.
Prerequisite: Drawing Without Fear I. Basic constructive drawing of the human figure considering elements of composition, light, and shade.
ID# 145950 ARTCT-1079-2003 12:00PM-02:45PM TR
08/25 - 12/10
James Cost
85.25 Hrs.
No matter what you want to draw, you can do it! Bring your imagination to life on a piece
of paper by breaking down what you see. Whether you're a painter who just wants to improve your skills or a new artist who just wants to be able to draw more than stick figures,
this class is for you!
ID# 144051 ARTCT-1079-1003 09:30AM-10:30AM S
08/29 - 10/03
Amy West DTWN Business & Industry Center 123
6.00 Hrs.
Basic constructive drawing of the human figure considering elements of composition, light,
and shade. Photos will be used, no live models.
ID# 144391 ARTCT-1079-1001 06:30PM-09:30PM R
09/24 - 12/03
Emin Abbasov
30.00 Hrs.
Basic fabrication dealing with cabochons and sterling silver. Supply list furnished at first class.
ID# 144265 MISC-1044-1002 06:00PM-09:00PM T
08/25 - 12/01
Carlos Loya
WSC Russell Hall 114 42.00 Hrs.
Design and create handmade jewelry by using basic tools and fabrication techniques for
working in sterling silver, copper, and brass. Soldering is not included in this class. Supply
list furnished at first class meeting.
ID# 145872 ARTCT-1085-1002 06:00PM-09:00PM W
08/26 - 11/18
Carlos Parra
39.00 Hrs.
Use the basic elements in art: color, texture, line, composition, shape, form, and value.
How to mix colors is thoroughly explored. Emphasis placed on how to see in creative ways
and how to effectively translate this new perspective onto canvas. The first class meeting
consists of a painting demonstration and an introduction on how to think creatively. Supply
list available at first session.
ID# 144052 ARTCT-1127-1001 06:30PM-09:30PM T
08/25 - 10/13
Helen Kilburn DTWN Business & Industry Center 123
24.00 Hrs.
Oil and Acrylic. Must have taken Painting I or have instructor's approval.
ID# 145613 ARTCT-1135-1001 06:30PM-09:30PM T
10/20 - 12/08
24.00 Hrs.
Designed for the beginning porcelain artist painter and those who have minimal painting
experience. Covers color theory and technique for today's modern painting. Students will
paint china of all shapes and sizes by using all types of methods.
ID# 145920 ARTCT-1075-1001 01:00PM-04:00PM R
08/27 - 10/08
ID# 145921 ARTCT-1075-1002 01:00PM-04:00PM R
10/15 - 12/03
Janice Sackett DTWN Business & Industry Center 123
21.00 Hrs.
Portrait Painting
$143.00
Student's choice of oil or acrylic. Instruction covers monochromatic and color choices.
Photos will be used, no live models.
ID# 144393 ARTCT-1152-1001 06:30PM-09:30PM T
09/29 - 12/01
Emin Abbasov
21.00 Hrs.
Business/
Career
Computer/
Technology
Healthcare
Language/
Communication
Personal
Enrichment
Professional
Trades/Industry
15
Pottery I
$140.00
Pottery II
$152.00
For beginning potters or for those desiring to re-kindle their pottery skills. Concentrates on
hand building techniques and learning how to throw pots on the wheel. Encourages both
unique, abstract creative designs and simple, uncomplicated designs. Introduces glazing
techniques. Book is available at the Amarillo College Bookstore but is not required. All
supplies furnished.
ID# 144055 ARTCT-1160-1003 06:30PM-09:30PM R
08/27 - 10/08
21.00 Hrs.
Must have taken Pottery I or have instructor's approval.
ID# 144056 ARTCT-1161-1001 06:30PM-09:30PM R
10/15 - 12/10
24.00 Hrs.
Twisted Tangling: A Different Way to Doodle
$121.00
Using a variety of materials, students will learn to use patterns to create works of art.
Students will explore the popular drawing techiques as seen in books about doodling,
Zentangles, mandalas, and free-hand sketches. By the end of the class, you will be able
to transform a simple activity into a unique creation and intricate work of art.
ID# 145934 ARTCT-1224-1001 06:00PM-09:00PM T
08/25 - 10/13
ID# 145935 ARTCT-1224-1002 06:00PM-09:00PM T
10/20 - 12/08
Renea Dauntes
Gallery On 7th, 513 SW 7th Ave
24.00 Hrs.
Watercolor I
$82.00
Watercolor II
$82.00
Come join us for a relaxing afternoon of painting. Beginners learn the basics, experienced
painters can challenge their comfort zones during this studio time. Everyone is given the
opportunity to explore the dynamic world of watercolor. In this low stress environment, you
are encouraged to develop your own style at your own pace as we try different techniques
and materials. We cover color, value, design, brush techniques, paper, mediums, and more.
Class includes demonstrations by the instructor. Supply list given at first class meeting.
ID# 144057 ARTCT-1200-1001 01:00PM-04:00PM S 08/29 - 10/17
21.00 Hrs.
Must have taken Watercolor I or have instructor's approval.
ID# 144058 ARTCT-1202-1001 01:00PM-04:00PM S
10/24 - 12/12
21.00 Hrs.
Cooking, Beverages and Entertainment
Cooking
The Bread of Life
$65.00
Cake Decorating - Beginning
$97.00
Make your own breads just in time for the holidays. Make bread bowls that are perfect for
your favorite chowders and chilis; easy Italian bread; potato rolls; and blue ribbon cinnamon rolls with a twist. Learn skills for making yeast dough, kneading, shaping dough,
successful proofing and how to know when bread is done. Food and supplies furnished.
ID# 145851 COOK-1031-1002 06:30PM-08:30PM M
11/02 - 11/23
Debra Gardner DTWN Amarillo Senior Citizen's Center 140
8.00 Hrs.
Learn to decorate and finish a professional-looking cake. Learn borders, stars, writing
techniques, figure piping, flowers (roses, daisies, violets, mums) and more. Learn professional decorating tips and ideas. Most supplies furnished, will need a few extras. Enrollment is limited to 12 students.
ID# 144182 COOK-1015-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM T
08/25 - 09/29
ID# 144183 COOK-1015-1002 06:00PM-08:00PM T
10/06 - 11/10
Gwen Peterson Cakes N' More, 2812 E. 27th
12.00 Hrs.
Crave Real Food 101
$128.00
In our classes, we don’t just cook, we explore the story of food through the lens of history,
culture, community, environment, and our everyday lives. You will learn the difference
between whole and processed foods, importance of fresh foods, Organic value, how to
read recipes, perform basic prep and cooking techniques, and balance flavors. Nutrition is
discussed, but is not the focus. “Eating in Color” is our easy-to-digest principle for optimizing both taste and nutrition through diversity. Food and supplies furnished.
ID# 145971 COOK-1031-1007 06:30PM-08:30PM M
09/14 - 10/05
Laura Yarber
Salad Master, 5562 Bluebird, #800
8.00 Hrs.
16
Business/
Career
Computer/
Technology
Healthcare
Language/
Communication
Crave Real Food 102
Personal
Enrichment
ID# 145972 COOK-1031-1008 06:30PM-08:30PM M
Laura Yarber
Professional
Trades/Industry
$128.00
10/20 - 11/16
8.00 Hrs.
Gourmet Cooking with Ashley
$145.00
Mediterranean Cuisine
$127.00
Moroccan Cuisine
$127.00
$68.00
Surti Khaman (Indian Cuisine)
$194.00
Explore different cuisine each week with a blend of history, culinary skills, and regions
including France, Italy, Mexico and New American Cuisine! Develop cooking techniques,
knife skills, and mise en place. Enjoy your gourmet cuisine prepared each class. For those
over 21, celebrate the last class with a wine tasting. Food and supplies furnished.
ID# 145618 COOK-1031-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM W
10/07 - 10/28
Ashley Paredes
8.00 Hrs.
For a fun, easy, healthy cooking class, come join us as we learn to create homemade
Mediterranean salad dressings and amazing salads. We will also be creating other simple,
healthy Mediterranean meals that will make you think of visiting Greece. Food and supplies furnished.
ID# 145938 COOK-1031-1006 06:00PM-08:00PM T
09/29 - 10/20
Ruthie Miller
8.00 Hrs.
Discover the rich flavors, aromas, and colors of Moroccan cuisine. Learn to prepare
preserved lemons for use in delicious chicken recipes, Moroccan style cauliflower and
couscous. Food and supplies furnished.
ID# 145933 COOK-1031-1003 06:00PM-08:00PM T
08/25 - 09/15
Ruthie Miller
8.00 Hrs.
Pie Making 101
Learn to make mouth-watering fillings and tender, flaky crusts in this 3-week pie making
course. Week 1 is pecan/pumpkin; Week 2 is fruit pies; Week 3 is cream pies. Students
must furnish own cooking supplies. Register early, enrollment limited to 8 students. Pick
up supply list at 1314 S. Polk, room 123, or call (806) 371-2920.
ID# 145937 COOK-1031-1005 10:00AM-12:00PM S
10/03 - 10/17
Suzanne Brantley DTWN Amarillo Senior Citizen's Center 140
6.00 Hrs.
Cook with exotic spices to create the bold flavors that define East Indian Cuisine. We’ll
cook Chutney with Samosa, Roti with Egg Plant, Chicken Curry, Sweet Gujarati (rice pudding), and Mixed Vegetables with Curry and more. This class will “wet” your appetite for
dishes from the East.
ID# 145936 COOK-1031-1004 05:30PM-06:30PM
W
09/02 - 11/04
Hema Gajiwala
10.00 Hrs.
Beverages
Art of Home Brewing Beer
$118.00
The Art of Home Wine Making
$88.00
Prerequisite: Must be 21 years old. Learn basic brewing science. Brew two distinct types
of beer using two different brewing methods. Learn and apply BJCP style guidelines.
Judge beer made in class, learn proper sanitation, equipment and ingredients used in
home brewing
ID# 145877 SPEC-1290-1002 07:00PM-09:00PM T
09/15 - 11/17
Stephen Branigan DTWN Amarillo Senior Citizen's Center 140
20.00 Hrs.
Prerequisite: Must be 21 years old. Understand basics of home wine making. Correct use
of equipment and ingredients. Brew 6-gallon batch of wine in class. Discuss multiple variations on wine making process, making mead, sake and cider.
ID# 145876 SPEC-1290-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM W
09/16 - 10/21
12.00 Hrs.
Advanced Home Brewing All Grain
$139.00
Prerequisite: Must be 21 years old. Learn advanced all-grain beer brewing techniques.
Brew two all-grain beers in class using mini-pro home brewing system. Discuss how to
build brew stands and home kegging systems. Basic understanding of home fermentation
(extract kits) recommended but not required.
ID# 145878 SPEC-1290-1003 07:00PM-09:00PM R
09/17 - 11/19
20.00 Hrs.
Business/
Career
Computer/
Technology
Healthcare
Language/
Communication
All About Wine
Personal
Enrichment
Professional
Trades/Industry 17
$194.00
Ballet & Jazz Beginning/Intermediate (Teen - Adult)
$105.00
Prerequisite: Must be 21 years old. Choose wine with confidence after "sipping your way"
through the world's major wine regions with the experts at Crush Wine Bar. This course
will start with a "wine primer" and then take you on a tasting journey through France, Italy,
South America, Australia, USA and Spain.
ID# 144312 SPEC-1209-1010 07:00PM-09:00PM W
09/09 - 10/07
Kristina Aikman
Crush Wine Bar & Deli 10.00 Hrs.
701 S. Polk
Dance (Teen-Adult)
Ballet/Tap/Jazz
This class will focus on correct body placement, stretching, strengthening, and vocabulary.
Correct technique for turns and jumps will be taught. Dance type attire and ballet, jazz, or
tap shoes required.
ID# 145653 PREP-1053-1001 08:15PM-09:15PM M
08/31 - 11/30
Staff
WC Gym/Dance 107
13.00 Hrs.
Tap Beginning/Intermediate
ID# 146242 PREP-1070-1001
Staff
07:30PM-08:30PM
W
WC Gym/Dance 108 $105.00
09/02 - 12/02
13.00 Hrs.
Ballroom Dancing
Ballroom Dancing - Beginning
$84.00
Ballroom Dance Intermediate
$79.00
Ballroom Dancing with the Barrs-Beginning
$77.00
An introduction to six major dances. Basics of Waltz, Tango, Foxtrot, Cha-Cha, Swing as
well as techniques on how to follow and lead.
ID# 144967 DANCE-1005-1001 07:00PM-08:30PM M
08/24 - 11/30
Edgar Tarango DTWN Nixson Gym 200 21.00 Hrs.
An introduction to intermediate ballroom dancing. Continuation of Foxtrot, Waltz, East
Coast Swing, Rumba, Samba, Tango and Cha-Cha. Partner is required. Closed toe shoes
and no backless shoes recommended.
ID# 144224 DANCE-1007-1002 07:00PM-08:30PM W
09/26 - 11/18
Edgar Tarango DTWN Nixson Gym 200 20.00 Hrs.
An introduction to ballroom dancing. Basics of Foxtrot, Waltz, East Coast Swing, Rumba,
Samba, Tango and Cha-Cha. Partner is required. Closed toe shoes and no backless
shoes recommended.
ID# 144223 DANCE-1005-1002 07:00PM-09:00PM F
08/28 - 11/20
Bob & Nancy Barr WSC Russell Hall 103 20.00 Hrs.
Belly Dancing
Belly Dancing-Beginning I Oriental Style
$78.00
Belly Dancing 101 Fusion Style
$73.00
Belly Dancing - Beginning with Shelly
$73.00
Learn technique and movement of Oriental Style belly dance. Hip scarves will be needed
and will be discussed at first class meeting.
ID# 144971 DANCE-1010-1001 06:30PM-08:00PM M
08/24 - 11/30
Leslie Crawford DTWN Nixson Gym 102C 19.50 Hrs.
Learn the sheer joy of the world's oldest dance! As a perk, you get to jump-start your brain
as well as your body with some of the world's most complex music. Firm, tone, attain flexibility and strength while having fun spiritually and mentally.
ID# 144225 DANCE-1010-1003 07:00PM-08:30PM T
09/15 - 11/17
Kelly Crowley DTWN Nixson Gym 200 18.00 Hrs.
Learn the basics of belly dance in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. Wear something comfortable and bring a scarf to wrap around your hips.
ID# 144226 DANCE-1010-1004 06:30PM-08:00PM W
09/09 - 12/02
Shelly Stephens DTWN Nixson Gym 200 18.00 Hrs.
18
Business/
Career
Computer/
Technology
Healthcare
Language/
Communication
Personal
Enrichment
Belly Dancing II with Shelly
Professional
Trades/Industry
$73.00
Continue learning the basics of belly dance in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. Wear something
comfortable and bring a scarf to wrap around your hips.
ID# 145615 DANCE-1010-1005 08:00PM-09:30PM W
09/09 - 12/02
Shelly Stephens DTWN Nixson Gym 102C 18.00 Hrs.
Belly Dancing - Beginning II Oriental Style
$78.00
Continue to learn Oriental Style belly dance skills, which includes beginning layering and
transitions.
ID# 144972 DANCE-1010-1002 07:00PM-08:30PM R
08/27 - 11/19
Leslie Crawford DTWN Nixson Gym 200 18.00 Hrs.
Country Western Dancing
Country Western Dance - Beginning
$65.00
Country Western Dance - Intermediate
$65.00
Learn the basic Texas Two-step, Waltz, Schottische, Ten-step Polka, Jitterbug, and Line
Dances.
ID# 144227 DANCE-1015-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM T
08/25 - 10/13
ID# 144228 DANCE-1015-1002 07:00PM-09:00PM R
08/27 - 10/15
ID# 144229 DANCE-1015-1003 07:00PM-09:00PM T
10/20 - 12/08
Joe & Sissy Sexton WSC Russell Hall 104 16.00 Hrs.
Couples only. Advanced Texas Two-step, Waltz, Sweetheart Schottische, Triple Two-step
and East Coast Swing.
ID# 144230 DANCE-1016-2001 07:00PM-09:00PM R
10/22 - 12/17
Joe & Sissy Sexton WSC Russell Hall 103 16.00 Hrs.
Indian Dancing
Tikka Masala Bhangra
$88.00
Bhangra dancing is a form of Indian Folk dance performed in India. No dancing shoes
required. Wear comfortable attire. Traditional dance-wear will be discussed at first class
meeting.
ID# 145874 DANCE-1021-1001 12:00PM-01:30PM S
08/29 - 12/12
Hema Gajiwala DTWN Nixson Gym 200 22.50 Hrs.
Defensive Driving
Defensive Driving
$35.00
Instructors teach the National Safety Council's six-hour improvement training. Since its introduction in 1964, this course has had the highest rate of success in reducing the number
and severity of collisions and their related costs. Reduce auto insurance rates. Receive
up to a 10 percent discount on your insurance rates and premiums for 3 years (applies
to premiums on all vehicles for which you are listed as primary operator. Prerequisite:
Students taking the class for ticket dismissal must obtain permission to attend from the
court in ticket area and supply court information in order to receive the court copy of the
certificate. Failure to provide court information will result in only the insurance certificate
being sent. Accept personal responsibility behind the wheel. Learn how drugs, alcohol,
physical condition, and emotions affect your driving and decision-making skills. Avoid
collisions by choosing safe, legal behaviors. (UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL AN
INSTRUCTOR ALLOW A STUDENT IN THE CLASS WITHOUT A PHOTO ID.) An online
version of Defensive Driving is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at www.actx.edu/
intervention.www.idrivesafely.com/acc.
ID# 145774 NFUND-1401-1003 09:00AM-04:00PM S
09/12
ID# 145775 NFUND-1401-1004 09:00AM-04:00PM S
09/26
ID# 145777 NFUND-1401-1006 09:00AM-04:00PM S
10/10
ID# 145776 NFUND-1401-1005 09:00AM-04:00PM S
10/24
ID# 145778 NFUND-1401-1007 09:00AM-04:00PM S
11/07
ID# 145779 NFUND-1401-1008 09:00AM-04:00PM S
11/21
ID# 145784 NFUND-1401-2001 09:00AM-04:00PM S
12/05
ID# 145785 NFUND-1401-2002 09:00AM-04:00PM S
12/12
Staff
WC Building C 101 6.00 Hrs. (0.60 CEU)
Business/
Career
Computer/
Technology
Healthcare
Language/
Communication
Personal
Enrichment
Professional
Trades/Industry
19
Dog Obedience
Dog Obedience Level 1
$43.00
Dog Obedience Level 2
$43.00
Potty Training Crash Course
$15.00
Keep your 4-legged friends active parts of your family. Learn helpful skills, good habits,
and cool tricks that will make both of your lives easier. It's time to get sittin'! The first time,
every time!
ID# 144302 SPEC-1151-1001 06:00PM-07:00PM T
09/01 - 10/06
ID# 144303 SPEC-1151-1002 07:00PM-08:00PM R
09/10 - 10/15
ID# 145939 SPEC-1151-1003 06:30PM-07:30PM T
10/27 - 12/01
DTWN Nixson Gym 102 Amy West
and Thompson Park Dog Park
6.00 Hrs.
Prerequisite: Dog Obedience Level 1 course or instructor approval. Level 2 dog obedience is a continuation of your canine's education. Learn more advanced skills to broaden
you and your pup's horizons. Advanced stay, heel, and leave it techniques as well as new
commands like "around," "on your mark," and "touch." Bring current vaccination records
on first day of class. No dogs at first session. Class will meet at DTWN Nixson Gym on
Day 1 and during inclement weather. All other classes will meet at Thompson Park's Dog
Park rest of classes when weather permits.
ID# 145941 SPEC-1151-1004 06:00PM-07:00PM R
09/03 - 10/08
ID# 145944 SPEC-1151-1005 07:00PM-08:00PM T
09/08 - 10/13
Amy West DTWN Nixson Gym 102 6.00 Hrs.
and Thompson Park Dog Park
Are you planning on adding a new dog to your family? Are you having issues with an
existing member? Learn tips and techniques to potty train your dog or puppy. From going
outside to potty pads, proper clean up and signs to watch for, this class will give you the
tools to get the job done. Please no dogs in class.
ID# 145945 SPEC-1151-1006 07:00PM-08:00PM R
09/03
ID# 145946 SPEC-1151-1007 01:00PM-02:00PM S
10/10
ID# 145947 SPEC-1151-1008 05:00PM-06:00PM T
11/10
Amy West DTWN Nixson Gym 102 1.00 Hr.
English, Literature and Film
For additional information please contact Dr. Mary Dodson at mldodson@actx.edu.
Select Study in Literature
$179.00
Intensive reading in single areas unified by genre, theme, major author, period or geographic region with topic determined each semester.
ID# 145253 ETWR-1091-1001 06:00PM-08:45PM M
08/24 - 12/11
Dr. Mary Dodson
WSC Ordway Hall 202
48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)
Entertainment
For additional information please call (806) 371-2920
Date Night
$92.00
Prerequisite: You must be 21 years old to attend this class. Grab a date and come experience fun and enlightening activities that will have you looking forward to Thursdays. "Date
Night" Series is open to all couples who are interested in having fun and learning new
things. Supplies furnished.
“Strike” up Some Fun
Western Bowl, 5120 Canyon Drive
08/29
A Work of Art
09/04
Country Western Dancing
DTWN Nixson Gym 102C 09/11
Wine Tasting
Crush Wine Bar & Deli, 701 S. Polk
09/18
Mediterranean Cooking Class
DTWN Amarillo Senior Citizen's Center 140
09/25
ID# 145981 SPEC-1014-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM F
08/28 - 09/25
Staff
10.00 Hrs.
20
Business/
Career
Computer/
Technology
Healthcare
Language/
Communication
Girl's Night Out
Personal
Enrichment
Professional
Trades/Industry
$92.00
Introduction to Fencing(Ages 13 - Adult)
$56.00
Fencing Intermediate/Advanced (Ages 13 - Adult)
$56.00
Prerequisite: You must be 21 years old to attend this class. Grab your best friend and
come and enjoy new experiences that will have you looking forward to Thursday nights.
"Girls' Night Out!" Series is open to anyone interested in having fun and learning new
things. Supplies furnished.
“Strike” up Some Fun
Western Bowl, 5120 Canyon Drive
10/09
A Work of Art
10/16
Western Line Dancing
DTWN Nixson Gym 102C 10/23
Wine Tasting
Crush Wine Bar & Deli, 701 S. Polk
10/30
Moroccan Cooking Class
DTWN Amarillo Senior Citizen's Center 140
11/06
ID# 145982 SPEC-1014-1002 07:00PM-09:00PM F
10/09 - 11/06
Staff
10.00 Hrs.
Fencing (Ages 13-Adult)
For students who have less than 3 semesters of fencing instruction. Provides beginning
instruction in the basic principles of modern sport fencing. Introduces basic techniques of
the foil and épée. Depending on student interest, some instruction in the techniques of the
sabre may be available. All equipment for student is provided. Instructors are professional
members of USA Fencing.
ID# 144242 HER-1055-1002
07:00PM-09:00PM R
08/27 - 12/03
Chuck Slaughter/Bary Nusz WSC Russell Hall 104
28.00 Hrs.
Prerequisite: Three (3) semesters of fencing instruction or approval by the instructor.
Adult students who are competitive USA Fencing fencers should register for this class.
Students are required to be outfitted in full USA Fencing regulation standard uniform and
all necessary foil and épée equipment; consult with the instructor BEFORE purchasing
equipment. Class provides beginning, intermediate or advanced instruction in the basic
principles of modern sport fencing. Emphasizes instruction in the techniques of the foil and
épée. Some instruction in the techniques of the sabre may be available. Class is more
strenuous than the Adult Introduction to Fencing Class. Monday class consists of drills
and competitive bouting. First half of Thursday class is a review of basic techniques and
development of skills of the referee by interaction with beginning adult fencers during the
Adult Introduction to Fencing Class. Second half of the Thursday class and all Saturday
classes are intermediate and advanced training through drills and competitive bouts.
Friday classes are intermediate and advanced training on either a one-to-one basis with
the instructor or a teaching assistant as available or a small group lesson. On occasion,
Friday night serves as a tournament night for all class students. Instructors are professional members of USA Fencing.
ID# 144241 HER-1055-1001
08:30PM-11:30PM M
08/24 - 12/05
and 07:00PM-11:00PM R
and 10:00AM-02:00PM S
154.00 Hrs.
Financial Wellness and Retirement Planning
Financial Survival
$59.00
Expand your understanding of financial planning, the mysteries of social security and market fluctuations. In this course, you’ll learn to navigate those topics with ease as well
as learn how to avoid the common pitfalls of retirement. With examples from the perils of
both 9/11 and the 2008 Meltdown, you will discover how to use taxes to YOUR benefit,
how to protect your life savings and make sure your heirs are (protected) from probate.
ID# 145966 MISC-1206-1001 06:30PM-08:30PM T
09/15 - 09/29
Hollie Gandy DTWN Business & Industry Center 112A
6.00 Hrs.
Games
Chess for Fun Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 15-Adult)
$68.00
Learn basic chess rules, strategies, and class notation. Taught by US Chess Federation
certified coach and tournament director. Personalized fun instruction based on skill level.
ID# 146186 HER-1044-1001
07:00PM-08:30PM
MW
09/14 - 10/14
ID# 146187 HER-1044-1002
07:00PM-08:30PM
MW
10/19 - 11/18
Jerry Huntington
15.00 Hrs.
Business/
Career
Computer/
Technology
Healthcare
Language/
Communication
Mahjong-Beginning
Personal
Enrichment
Professional
Trades/Industry
21
$58.00
$40.00
Succulent Saturday: Spooky Edition
$40.00
Introduction to the most popular game worldwide. Mahjong is not the tile matching game
you think you know from your computer. Learn the meaning of the tiles and their suits,
how to make a winning hand, how to score a winning hand, and how to avoid losing to
your opponents.
ID# 144240 HER-1034-1001
06:00PM-08:00PM W
08/26 - 10/07
Scott Miller
WC Building C 110C
14.00 Hrs.
Gardening
Succulent Saturday
Bring your favorite container and fill it with the wildly popular and resilient little plants. Students will learn about the tradition of tiny gardens, how to make their own little display, and
then leave with a plant-filled oasis of their own.
ID# 145963 SPEC-1180-1001 09:00AM-12:00PM S
08/29
ID# 145964 SPEC-1180-1002 09:00AM-12:00PM S
09/12
Renea Dauntes
Gallery on 7th
3.00 Hrs.
513 SW 7th Ave.
Bring your favorite container and fill it with the wildly popular and resilient little plants. Students will learn about the tradition of tiny gardens, how to make their own little display, and
then leave with a plant-filled oasis of their own.
ID# 145965 SPEC-1180-1003 09:00AM-12:00PM S
10/17
Renea Dauntes
Gallery on 7th
3.00 Hrs.
513 SW 7th Ave.
Gymnastics (Teen – Adult)
Teen Tumbling (Ages 13-19)
$105.00
Prerequisites: Must be able to perform back-handsprings without coach assistance.
ID# 145790 HER-1019-1002 07:00PM-08:00PM M
08/24 - 11/30
Reamelle Didier WC Gym/Dance 101
14.00 Hrs.
Adult Power Tumbling and Trampoline (Ages 20 & older)
$105.00
Prerequisites: Must be able to perform back-handsprings without coach assistance.
ID# 144238 HER-1019-1001 07:30PM-08:30PM W
08/26 - 12/02
Madilyn Newsome WC Gym/Dance 101
14.00 Hrs.
You can Break
the
Habit
Join one of 4 Classes this Fall
Healthy Lifestyles
Freedom from Tobacco
$30.00
Prerequisite: Age 18 or older. Mayo Clinic trained tobacco specialists provide the tools to
tackle nicotine cravings and prepare you for a quit date. This class is a joint-initiative with
Tobacco Free Amarillo, so it is very affordable. You may be eligible to receive a free starter
supply of nicotine replacement therapy products (patches, gum, lozenges). Additional postcourse support will be discussed to help you succeed at quitting and remaining tobaccofree. People who quit using tobacco save money, feel healthier and more in control.
ID# 145780 NFUND-1401-1009 06:30PM-08:50PM MW
09/14 - 09/21
ID# 145781 NFUND-1401-1010 07:00PM-09:20PM TR
10/13 - 10/20
ID# 145782 NFUND-1401-1011 06:30PM-08:50PM MW
11/09 - 11/16
ID# 145783 NFUND-1401-2003 07:00PM-09:20PM TR
12/08 - 12/15
Staff
WC Building C 101
7.00 Hrs. (0.70 CEU)
22
Business/
Career
Computer/
Technology
Healthcare
Language/
Communication
Personal
Enrichment
Professional
Trades/Industry
Motorcycle Operator Training
Motorcycle Rider Course - Basic
$235.00
Class is approved by the Department of Public Safety and is required for everyone,
regardless of age, applying for a first time motorcycle endorsement. Ability to ride a
two-wheeled bicycle is a prerequisite. In order to take the course, you must be at least
15 years of age and have an unrestricted provisional class "C" or higher driver's license
or learner's permit. You must bring your driver's license or learner's permit with you to
class. Please note: Students under 18 years of age must bring parent or guardian with
them to start of first class in order to have them sign a waiver. Students under 18 who
do not bring parent or guardian to sign waiver will not be allowed to take the class and
will forfeit their class tuition and fees. A form will be given to students who successfully
complete the course which will allow them to test for a motorcycle license. All participants
must wear protective gear - eye protection, sturdy leather footwear that covers the ankle,
long-sleeved shirt or jacket, long non-flare denim pants, or equivalent, and full-fingered
gloves, preferably leather. You must bring protective gear to class. Students who do not
bring protective gear will not be allowed to take the class and will forfeit their class tuition
and fees. Motorcycle and helmet will be furnished, however, you may use your own DOT
approved helmet. Please note that class begins promptly as scheduled. You must be on
time to participate in the class. No refunds will be given for this class unless student drops
class in person at the Assistance Center at least one business day prior to start of class.
Class may run past the scheduled end time each day due to inclement weather and/or
student needs, but schedules will be adhered to as much as possible. Be aware that this
class is physically demanding and requires motorcycle riding outside in inclement weather
conditions. You must be in good health to take this class.
East Campus Public Service Training C 115
ID# 144278 MOTRG-1003-1012
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Staff
West Campus Building C 110C
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ID# 145687 MOTRG-1003-1010
ID# 145688 MOTRG-1003-1014
ID# 144277 MOTRG-1003-1011
ID# 145689 MOTRG-1003-2002
Staff
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10/24 - 10/25
10/31 - 11/01
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11/21 - 11/22
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10/24 - 10/25
10/31 - 11/01
11/07 - 11/08
11/14 - 11/15
11/21 - 11/22
12/05 - 12/06
15.00 Hrs.
Motorcyle
Instructors Wanted
We are recruiting motorcycle instructors to
deliver training to prospective applicants.
Call (806) 371-2921
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Advanced Motorcycle Rider Course
$125.00
3WHEEL Motorcycle - Basic
$235.00
Range exercises enhance both basic skills and crash avoidance skills. Improving braking and cornering finesse is emphasized. The course is beneficial for riders on any
type of street motorcycle. Participants must have a valid motorcycle operator license or
endorsement and show proof of insurance coverage on their motorcycle. They must also
furnish own street-legal motorcycle, helmet, eye protection, long-sleeved shirt or jacket,
full-fingered gloves, long pants, and sturdy leather footwear that covers the ankle. This
course is designed for the rider with a minimum of 3,000 miles motorcycle street riding
experience. Student must bring proof of current registration, motorcycle license, inspection
and insurance to class. Class qualifies graduates for insurance premium discounts with
some motorcycle insurers. Please note: Students under 18 years of age must bring parent
or guardian with them to start of first class in order to have them sign a waiver. Students
under 18 who do not bring parent or guardian to sign waiver will not be allowed to take
the class and will forfeit their class tuition and fees. No refunds will be given for this class
unless student drops class in person at AskAC one business day prior to start of class.
Motorcycle students who wish to include a passenger in the training may do so. Passengers will need to pay $25.00 to participate. Passenger registrations will be taken at the
training site on the day of the class. Passengers under 18 years of age must bring parent
or guardian with them to start of class in order to have them sign a waiver.
ID# 145961 MOTRG-1001-1002 08:00AM-05:30PM S
09/26
ID# 145962 MOTRG-1001-1001 08:00AM-05:30PM U
09/27
Eric West/Don Gerber
EC Public Service Training C 115
8.00 Hrs.
Class is approved by the Department of Public Safety. Students must furnish own streetlegal 3Wheel bike, DOT approved helmet, eye protection, long-sleeved shirt or jacket,
full-fingered gloves, long pants, and sturdy leather footwear that covers the ankle. You
must bring protective gear to class. Students who do not bring protective gear will not be
allowed to take the class and will forfeit their class tuition and fees. Students must bring
proof of vehicle inspection and insurance to class. Class qualifies graduates for insurance
premium discounts with some motorcycle insurers. Please note: Students under 18 years
of age must bring parent or guardian with them to start of first class in order to have them
sign a waiver. Students under 18 who do not bring parent or guardian to sign waiver will
not be allowed to take the class and will forfeit their class tuition and fees. Please note that
class begins promptly as scheduled. You must be on time to participate in the class. No
refunds will be given for this class unless student drops class in person at the Assistance
Center at least one business day prior to start of class. Class may run past the scheduled
end time each day due to inclement weather and/or student needs, but schedules will be
adhered to as much as possible. Be aware that this class is physically demanding and
requires motorcycle riding outside in inclement weather conditions. You must be in good
health to take this class.
ID# 144285 MOTRG-1005-1001
08:00AM-05:30PM SU
09/12 - 09/13
Don Gerber
WC Building C 110C
15.00 Hrs.
Music
Amarillo Master Chorale
$56.00
Amarillo Wind Ensemble
$56.00
Chamber Orchestra
$56.00
$56.00
Perform advanced choral literature. Extra rehearsal(s) before performance(s).
ID# 144286 MUSIC-1020-1001 07:00PM-09:30PM M
08/24 - 12/07
Steve Weber
WSC Music Building 102
37.50 Hrs.
Perform concert band literature. Extra rehearsal(s) before performance(s).
ID# 144287 MUSIC-1022-1001 07:00PM-09:30PM M
08/24 - 12/07
R. Scott Beckett
37.50 Hrs.
Perform chamber orchestra literature. Extra rehearsal(s) before performance(s).
ID# 144290 MUSIC-1095-1001 07:00PM-09:30PM R
08/27 - 12/10
David Hinds
37.50 Hrs.
Guitar Class
A basic study of guitar covering scales, chord progressions, sight reading, tablature style
and technique.
ID# 144288 MUSIC-1042-1001 07:00PM-09:30PM M
08/24 - 12/07
Homero Campos
37.50 Hrs.
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Opera Workshop
Personal
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Professional
Trades/Industry
$56.00
Piano-Beginning $72.00
Piano-Intermediate
$80.00
Participate in opera production(s). Audition required for all performance jobs. Possibilities
include chorus, backstage work, set design/construction etc.
ID# 144289 MUSIC-1088-2001 07:30PM-10:00PM TR
08/25 - 12/10
Mary Johnson
77.50 Hrs.
Piano
For students with no previous piano experience. Emphasis is on learning the basics:
recognizing notes on the keyboard and music staff, rhythm, dynamics, key signatures,
time signatures, value of notes and rests, etc. Students learn how to effectively read and
accurately interpret music. These skills enable each student to pursue more advanced
techniques through an Intermediate Piano class and/or private lessons. Book required but
do not purchase until after the first class meeting. Students must be at least a sophomore
in high school. Enrollment is limited to 11 students.
ID# 144291 MUSIC-1110-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM M
08/24 - 10/12
Helen Kilburn
14.00 Hrs.
Prerequisite: Piano-Beginning or permission of the instructor.
ID# 145611 MUSIC-1111-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM M
Helen Kilburn
10/19 - 12/07
16.00 Hrs.
Photography
Digital SLR Camera - Basic
$51.00
Night and Low-Light Photography
$44.00
Photoshop CS4 Introduction
$52.00
Photoshop Special Effects
$39.00
Beginners course for digital SLR (Single Lens Reflex) camera. Learn the settings to help
get past the fears of the camera. Instruction manual and camera equipment is required to
bring to the class.
ID# 144292 PHOTO-1015-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM T
08/25 - 09/29
ID# 144293 PHOTO-1015-1002 06:00PM-08:00PM R
10/08 - 11/12
Pat Parker
12.00 Hrs.
Learn how to adjust the settings on your DSLR. Take long exposure photos in low light
and paint with light.
ID# 144297 PHOTO-1070-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM M
11/02 - 11/30
Chris Haden
10.00 Hrs.
Learn to navigate through Photoshop CS4 to achieve a basic understanding of the CS4
Photoshop program. Work to become proficient at using the selection tools, creating content layers, utilizing the painting and editing tools, and understanding the basic fundamentals of color correction.
ID# 145951 PHOTO-1029-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM T
08/25 - 10/06
Heather Hofstetter
WSC BYRD Business Bldg 213
14.00 Hrs.
Learn to use Photoshop for more than just photos. You will even learn to watercolor in
Photoshop. Student will need to provide a flash drive.
ID# 145608 PHOTO-1028-1003 07:00PM-08:00PM M
09/14 - 10/26
ID# 145609 PHOTO-1028-1004 06:00PM-07:00PM F
09/18 - 10/30
Shawnee Ruthstrom
7.00 Hrs.
Picture Perfect With Photoshop Elements
$84.00
Make your photos the "Best They Can Be!" Learn about pixels, cropping, adjustments of
lighting and color, printing, how to organize your photos, photo restoration, wrinkle reduction, removing blemishes, whitening teeth, creating graphical text for the Web, working with
layers. Understand the pixels, megapixels, and what they mean to your photos and prints;
create frames for photos using filters and applying effects; correct/restore old photos; share
photos through e-mail; share photos over the Internet through Flickr, Picassa, etc.
ID# 144295 PHOTO-1028-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM W
08/26 - 10/07
Shawnee Ruthstrom DTWN Business & Industry Center 126
14.00 Hrs.
Business/
Career
Computer/
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Healthcare
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Enrichment
Professional
Trades/Industry
Picture Perfect with Photoshop Elements Advanced
25
$84.00
Prior knowledge of Photoshop Elements recommended. Build on skills learned in the beginner's Photoshop Elements class. Learn advanced techniques to fine tune your photos
and images. Skills to be covered include: mastering layers, photo retouching, photo blending, layer mask, and advanced selection techniques.
ID# 144296 PHOTO-1028-1002 07:00PM-09:00PM W
10/14 - 12/02
Shawnee Ruthstrom DTWN Business & Industry Center 126
14.00 Hrs.
Urban & Landscape Photography
$51.00
Learn how to photograph landscapes and take detailed photos of structures and ruins in
an urban setting.
ID# 145646 PHOTO-1070-1002 07:00PM-09:00PM M
08/14 - 10/19
Chris Haden
12.00 Hrs.
Physical Fitness and Health
Aerobic/Cardio (Teen-Adult)
Early Bird Cardio Butts and Guts
$93.00
Early Bird Cardio and Strength
$123.00
Cardio Tone and Tighten
$110.00
Burn fat with simple, fun dance and cardio moves for 15-20 minutes. Then 20 minutes
of focused work on problem areas of stomach, butt, hips and thighs on the ball and mat.
Varied exercises to flatten and tone up the lower body. Finally, stretch to increase flexibility
and relieve stress.
ID# 144231 HER-1002-2001
05:30AM-06:15AM MW
08/24 - 12/16
Sandy Porter
24.00 Hrs.
Torch calories with basic cardio moves. Tone up muscles with weights, tubing, and bar.
Improve flexibility and reduce stress with final stretching.
ID# 144232 HER-1002-2002
05:30AM-06:30AM TR
08/25 - 12/17
Sandy Porter
33.00 Hrs.
20 minute low impact warm up followed by strength training with hand weights, tubing,
stability balls and body bars for a total body workout, cool down and stretch. Please bring
your own mat.
ID# 144236 HER-1007-2001
04:30PM-05:30PM TR
09/01 - 10/10
Kim Johnson DTWN Nixson Gym 200 29.00 Hrs.
Body Flow
Body Flow
$111.00
CFC Success Through Fitness
$120.00
A Les Mills certified workout incorporating Tai Chi, Yoga, and Pilates to increase strength
and flexibility while following choreographed routines to uplifting contemporary music.
ID# 144256 HER-2000-2001
12:00PM-01:00PM MW
08/24 - 12/09
Tricia McGuire
30.00 Hrs.
CFC Success Through Fitness
Self paced class. Individualized instruction from a personal trainer, fitness assessment,
exercise prescription, equipment orientation and follow up periodically throughout the semester. Carter Fitness Center hours of operation are: Monday -Thursday, 6 a.m. - 10 p.m.,
Friday, 6 a.m. - 6 p.m., Saturday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m., Sunday, 1 p.m. - 5 p.m.
ID# 144245 HER-1103-2001
MTWRFSU 08/24 - 12/11
Tricia McGuire
WSC Carter Fitness Center 119A
40.00 Hrs.
ID# 144246 HER-1103-2002
MTWRFSU
08/24 - 12/11
Craig Clifton
WSC Carter Fitness Center 119B
40.00 Hrs.
ID# 144247 HER-1103-2003
MTWRFSU
08/24 - 12/11
Trent Oneal
WSC Carter Fitness Center 119D
40.00 Hrs.
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Cross Fitness Training
Cross Fitness Training
$115.00
$110.00
Strong Abs and Relaxation
$34.00
Relaxation/Stress Management
$84.00
Variety of Fitness Training Exercises. Use of various training equipment. High intense
workout including weight training, cardio training, and interval training.
ID# 144248 HER-1134-1001
12:00PM-01:15PM TR
08/25 - 12/10
Craig Clifton
WSC Carter Fitness Center 109
31.00 Hrs.
Pilates (Teen-Adult)
Pilates
Strengthen your core and tone up abs, back, butt, hips, and legs. Release stress and
increase flexibility. Streamline and strengthen your whole body.
ID# 144235 HER-1002-1001
05:30PM-06:30PM TR
08/25 - 12/03
Charles Ledwig
29.00 Hrs.
Relaxation (Teen-Adult)
Class focuses not only intense abdominal workout, but also flexibility, balance, strength,
and also relieving tensed up muscles throughout the body.
ID# 145955 HER-1156-1001
05:30PM-06:30PM R
08/27 - 12/10
Betty Goodgion
15.00 Hrs.
Learn how to control your own stress levels through relaxation techniques. Reiki and Kundalini Reiki techniques will be taught. You will need to bring your own exercise/yoga mat.
ID# 145377 HER-1189-1001
01:00PM-02:30PM S
08/29 - 12/05
Jeanne Shaltry DTWN Nixson Gym 102C 21.00 Hrs.
Stretching (Teen-Adult)
Stretch and Strengthen
$110.00
Improve your strength and flexibility using gravity, your own body, and a series of static
poses in a class for beginner through intermediate levels.
ID# 144251 HER-1182-2001
05:30PM-06:30PM TR
09/01 - 12/10
Kim Johnson DTWN Nixson Gym 200 29.00 Hrs.
Tai Chi (Teen-Adult)
Tai Chi
$84.00
$56.00
$110.00
Tai Chi and Qi Gong. Learn the free flowing Tibetan style of meditation in motion. Basic
concepts of Chi, Yin Yang, and eastern philosophy are addressed. The health aspects
of breathing, balance, the brain, body work, and beauty are emphasized. The first eight
weeks of classes address beginning tai chi and the remainder blend intermediate chi gung
such as push hands and bagwa.
ID# 144250 HER-1157-1001
06:30PM-08:00PM W
08/26 - 12/02
Jacquelyn Koch
21.00 Hrs.
Yoga (Teen-Adult)
Basic Yoga
Basic yoga poses to improve balance, strength, and flexibility. Students must provide their
own exercise/yoga mat.
ID# 144253 HER-1185-1001
05:30PM-06:30PM MW
08/31 - 10/14
ID# 144255 HER-1185-1003
05:30PM-06:30PM
MW
10/19 - 12/02
Taylor Withrow DTWN Nixson Gym 200 13.00 Hrs.
Yoga Multi Level
Learn and practice yoga poses, relaxation, and breathing techniques. Improve balance,
flexibility, and reduce stress. Students must provide own exercise/yoga mat.
ID# 144252 HER-1183-1001
10:00AM-11:00AM TR
08/25 - 12/03
Don Hamby DTWN Nixson Gym 200 29.00 Hrs.
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Yoga
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$63.00
$40.00
$63.00
$60.00
$60.00
Group exercise including strength and flexibility of the entire body while focusing on mind,
muscle connection, and rhythmic breathing.
ID# 145881 HER-1185-1005
08:00AM-09:00AM F
08/28 - 12/11
Tricia McGuire
15.00 Hrs.
Laughing Yoga
This class is a great way to relieve stress. For students that cannot do extreme poses, but
still enjoy doing yoga in a different way.
ID# 145868 HER-1185-1004
04:00PM-05:00PM F
09/04 - 10/23
Yoga for Everyone
Enjoy an hour completely focused on your physical balance and well-being. Concentrate
on breathing and muscle control. Develop strength and flexibility. Leave class feeling
rejuvenated.
ID# 144254 HER-1185-1002
09:30AM-10:30AM S
08/29 - 12/12
Betty Goodgion
15.00 Hrs.
Zumba® (Teen-Adult)
Zumba®
Take the "work" out of workout, by mixing low-intensity and high-intensity moves for an
interval-style, calorie-burning dance fitness party. Once the Latin and World rhythms take
over, you'll see why Zumba® Fitness classes are often called exercise in disguise. A total
workout, combining all elements of fitness and cardio, muscle conditioning, balance and
flexibility, boosted energy and a serious dose of awesome each time you leave class.
ID# 144237 HER-1011-1001
07:00PM-08:00PM W
08/26 - 12/02
Rebekah Bartel
14.00 Hrs.
Zumba® Toning
Zumba® Toning combines targeted body-sculpting exercises and high-energy cardio work
with Latin-infused Zumba® moves to create a calorie-torching, strength-training dance fitness party. Using Zumba® toning sticks or light weight dumbbells, you’ll work every muscle
group while you groove. Along with light-weight upper body resistance, you’ll work against
gravity or the floor to define your leg and ab muscles.
Please note that this program is designed to tone rather than build muscle for a “re-defining” total body cardio workout!
ID# 145373 HER-1011-1002
05:30PM-06:30PM M
08/24 - 11/30
Anita Trevino
14.00 Hrs.
Sewing/Needle Arts/Upholstery
Creative Crochet
$85.00
$55.00
Whether or not you have attempted to crochet before, come join us and learn to crochet.
We will learn several different and exciting crochet methods and stitches. All skill levels
are welcomed. Advance at your own pace and make new friends. First class meeting bring
a skein of 4 ply yarn and a size G or H aluminum crochet hook.
ID# 144298 SEW-1008-1005
06:30PM-08:30PM R
09/17 - 12/03
D'Esta Sharp DTWN Business & Industry Center 123
22.00 Hrs.
Knitting Beginning
A class for beginners, or a great refresher class for those who have not knit in a long time.
We will learn to cast on, knit, purl and bind off. Please bring a pair of size 8 straight bamboo needles and worsted-weight yarn to class.
ID# 144299 SEW-1009-1001
06:30PM-08:30PM T
09/01 - 09/22
Melinda Fletcher
WC Building C 110C
8.00 Hrs.
Register Early!
See page 64 for registration information.
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Knit a Winter Set
Personal
Enrichment
Professional
Trades/Industry
$68.00
The Basics of Machine Sewing
$75.00
Machine Sewing 101
$75.00
Prerequisite: Must know how to cast on, knit, purl, and bind off. Learn new skills and
master old ones while knitting a hat, scarf, and mittens. We will employ several knitting
techniques using a variety of needles. Please call instructor at (806) 433-8720 for supply
list prior to class.
ID# 145610 SEW-1009-1002
06:30PM-08:30PM T
10/06 - 11/10
Melinda Fletcher
WC Building C 110C
12.00 Hrs.
Make a purse or tote your very own by choosing a size and adding your own personal
touches. Beginner to intermediate sewers will enjoy this class. These purses or totes
have a liner on the inside with pockets and will have a hard bottom for better wear and
body with a button closure. Students will furnish fabric, notions and any embellishments.
Samples and a supply list will be available at the first class meeting. Sewing machines are
provided.
ID# 144300 SEW-1040-1001
06:30PM-08:30PM M
08/24 - 10/19
Debbie Gardner DTWN Business & Industry Center 123
16.00 Hrs.
An 8-week class covering the care and use of a sewing machine, how to read a pattern,
sizing and simple finishing techniques. Perfect any sewing project by following the fundamentals taught in this beginner to intermediate sewing course. Once you learn the basics
of garment construction, you have the foundation to create and sew whatever you can
dream up. Using a pattern, construct a basic skirt and simple top. Students will furnish the
fabric, pattern, and notions. Supply list available at the first class. Sewing machines are
provided.
ID# 145953 SEW-1040-1002
06:30PM-08:30PM W
08/26 - 10/14
Dollie Parker DTWN Business & Industry Center 123
16.00 Hrs.
Upholstery - Basic
$277.00
$186.00
Recover your favorite easy chair. Learn how to determine the quality of a piece of furniture
and ways to improve that quality while making it comfortable and attractive. The largest
piece of furniture allowed is a two-cushion couch (love seat). All projects must be removed
from classroom when class ends. Student must furnish own supplies. Instructor will provide a list of recommended hand tools at first session. Enrollment is limited to 12 students.
ID# 144313 SPEC-1295-1001 06:00PM-10:00PM M
08/24 - 12/07
ID# 144314 SPEC-1295-1002 06:00PM-10:00PM T
08/25 - 12/01
Niko Navarro EC Building Z 110
60.00 Hrs.
Sports and Recreation
Golf
Golf (Ages 12 - Adult)
For beginning through advanced golfers. Class is located at Preston West Golf Course,
9101 S. Coulter. Class fees include green fees and range balls.
ID# 144243 HER-1063-1001
05:30PM-08:00PM MW
08/24 - 10/14
Craig Clifton
Preston West Golf Course 37.50 Hrs.
9101 S. Coulter
ID# 144244 HER-1063-1002
05:30PM-08:00PM TR
08/25 - 10/15
Craig Clifton
Preston West Golf Course 40.00 Hrs.
9101 S. Coulter
Hunter Education/Firearm Safety
Advanced Texas Hunter Education (Ages 9-Adult)
$27.00
Gain knowledge of guns and ammunition, proper gun handling, and safe hunting methods.
Certificates of competency issued upon successful completion. Offered in cooperation with
the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department and NRA. Minimum age 9 years. One off-site
meeting will be arranged by the instructor.
ID# 145606 SPEC-1283-1001 06:30PM-08:30PM M
08/24 - 10/05
ID# 145607 SPEC-1283-1002 06:30PM-08:30PM M
10/12 - 11/16
Bill McCubbin
WC Building C 110C
12.00 Hrs.
Wayne Ellis/Tom King
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Career
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Technology
Healthcare
Language/
Communication
Personal
Enrichment
Responsible Gun Ownership
Professional
Trades/Industry
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$51.00
Basic working knowledge of rifles, shotguns, and handguns. How ammunition works and
the types of bullets needed and size of shot needed in different situations. How sights
work and the basic sighting in process. Range and Field Safety, cleaning firearms, home
storage as well as traveling with your firearms.
ID# 144301 SPEC-1096-1001 06:30PM-08:30PM T
09/15 - 10/13
Bill McCubbin
WC Building C 110C
10.00 Hrs.
Wayne Ellis/Tom King
Martial Arts/Self Defense (Teen – Adult)
Aikido - Self Defense (Ages 13 - Adult)
$106.00
Introduction to the self-defense martial art of Aikido. Aikido combines the joint locks and
throws from jujitsu with the dynamic movements of sword and spear fighting. No prior martial arts experience needed. Students are encouraged to wear a martial arts Gi uniform.
ID# 144239 HER-1021-1001
06:30PM-08:30PM W
08/26 - 10/10
and 08:30AM-10:30AM S
ID# 145375 HER-1021-1002
06:30PM-08:30PM W
10/14 - 12/05
and 08:30AM-10:30AM S
Scott DeJesse/James Albertson DTWN Nixson Gym 102 28.00 Hrs.
Volleyball
Volleyball
$115.00
Volleyball game play. Skills enhancement along with rule explanation. Increase your playing level with others at your level of play.
ID# 145912 HER-1171-2001
12:00PM-01:00PM TR
08/25 - 12/10
Trent Oneal
31.00 Hrs.
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• Automotive Collision Tech
Basic Refinishing
• Auto Technology
Basic Automotive Technology
Automotive Collision Tech
Basic Refinishing
$413.00
Basic Automotive Service
$413.00
Shop safety and practices, and use of hand and power tools; techniques of bending,
shrinking, cutting, and welding metals and plastics; and frame straightening. Fiberglass repair, body preparation, application of body plastic, sanding, priming, painting and detailing.
Students must provide their own project. No project will be left over night; the unit must
be transported to and from class. ADDITIONAL EXPENSES MAY BE INCURRED BASED
ON THE INDIVIDUAL PROJECT.
ID# 145595 ABDR-1031-1001 05:30PM-09:30PM MW
08/24 - 12/14
Eddie Casias Sr.
EC Academic/Trans Center 101/127 128.00 Hrs. (12.80 CEU)
Automotive Technology
Includes compliance with safety and hazardous material handling procedures and maintenance of shop equipment.
ID# 145705 AUMT-1012-1001 05:30PM-09:30PM MW
08/24 - 12/14
Paul Bratcher
EC Academic/Trans Center 101/105 128.00 Hrs. (12.80 CEU)
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Fitness Pre-Certification
Personal Trainer Certification
$209.00
Upon completion, students will be prepared for employment as a personal trainer and
group trainer. Certification through National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA)
and Aerobics and Fitness Association of America (AFAA) are optional. Additional lab time
to be announced.
ID# 145338 FITT-1072-1001 09:00AM-10:15AM TR
08/25 - 12/10
ID# 145339 FITT-1072-1002 07:00PM-09:45PM TR
08/25 - 12/10
Trent Oneal
48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)
Floral Design/Flower Shop Operations
Floral Design and Flower Shop Operations
$255.00
Learn the basics of floral design in this hands-on class. Includes care and handling of
fresh flowers, flower shop operations and basic floral design techniques for a variety of floral needs. A basic desire to create a floral masterpiece is all you need to enjoy this class. ID# 145340 FMKT-1005-1001 06:00PM-10:00PM T
09/08 - 10/13
Kerry Smith, TMF
Budding Art by Kerry 24.00 Hrs. (2.40 CEU)
2640 SW 34th
Floral Design Specialty
$189.00
Prerequisite: Floral Design and Flower Shop Operations class or Instructor approval.
Build on basics skills learned in the previous class as you create floral designs for all occasions. Bring your ideas (or those from Pinterest) to life as you learn about holiday table
top designs, Christmas garlands, fresh and artificial arranging as well as some tips on
tree lighting and decor. This class is designed to help you achieve your personal goals for
flower arrangement and design.
ID# 145341 FMKT-1005-1002 06:00PM-10:00PM T
10/27 - 11/17
Kerry Smith, TMF
Budding Art by Kerry 16.00 Hrs. (1.60 CEU)
2640 SW 34th
Food Service Management
For additional information please call (806) 371-5265 or 371-5269.
Sanitation and Safety
$107.00
A study of personal cleanliness; sanitary practices in food preparation; causes, investigation and control of illness caused by food contamination (Hazard Analysis Critical Control
Points); and work place safety standards
ID# 143644 CHEF-1005-1002 WEB
09/07 - 10/30
Charles King
24.00 Hrs. (2.40 CEU)
Forklift Operator Certification
$254.00
Forklift design, controls and instrumentation, comprehensive pre-use inspection, forklift
stability and factors affecting stability. Hands-on training and demonstration of proficiency.
ID# 143645 CNSE-1003-1003 06:00PM-10:00PM TWR
09/15 - 09/17
ID# 143646 CNSE-1003-1006 06:00PM-10:00PM TWR
10/06 - 10/08
ID# 143647 CNSE-1003-1007 06:00PM-10:00PM TWR
11/10 - 11/12
ID# 143650 CNSE-1003-2001 06:00PM-10:00PM TWR
12/08 - 12/10
Robert Mathews
EC Logistics Training Center 502
12.00 Hrs. (1.20 CEU)
Industrial Technology
Refrigeration Principles
$251.00
Prerequisites: INMT 1305 & ELPT 1311 - minimum grade of C. An introduction to the refrigeration cycle, heat transfer theory, temperature/pressure relationship, basic thermodynamics, refrigeration handling and containment, and refrigeration components and safety.
ID# 145350 HART-1007-1001 08:00AM-11:50AM MW
08/24 - 10/14
ID# 145352 HART-1007-1003 06:00PM-09:50PM MW
08/24 - 10/14
Robert Johnson
EC Manufacturing Education Center 116 64.00 Hrs. (6.40 CEU)
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Telecommunications
$251.00
Distribution Systems
$251.00
Prerequisites: INMT 1305 & ELPT 1311 - minimum grade of C. A study of modern telecommunications systems incorporating microwave, satellite, optical and wire/cable-based
communications systems. Instruction in installation, testing and maintenance of communications systems components.
ID# 145061 EECT-2035-1002 08:00AM-11:50AM MW
08/24 - 10/14
ID# 145060 EECT-2035-1001 06:00PM-09:50PM MW
08/24 - 10/14
Jeffery Hale
TBA
64.00 Hrs. (6.40 CEU)
Prerequisites: INMT 1305 & ELPT 1311 - minimum grade of C. Fundamentals of distribution systems including single-phase, three-phase, and poly-phase systems. Grounding,
circuit breakers, ground fault protection devices and the National Electric Code.
ID# 145787 IEIR-1012-1001 08:00AM-11:50AM TR
08/25 - 10/15
ID# 145788 IEIR-1012-1002 06:00PM-09:50PM TR
08/25 - 10/15
Staff
Air Conditioning Installation and Startup
$251.00
Prerequisite: HART 1307 - minimum grade of C. A study of air conditioning system installation, refrigerant piping, condensate disposal and air cleaning equipment with emphasis
on startup and performance testing.
ID# 145357 HART-2038-1001 08:00AM-11:50AM MW
10/19 - 12/09
ID# 145358 HART-2038-1002 06:00PM-09:50PM MW
10/19 - 12/09
Robert Johnson
Motor Controls
$251.00
Basic Electrical Theory
$251.00
Prerequisite: INMT 1305 & ELPT 1311 - minimum grade of C. General principles and
fundamentals of electrical controls and control components including magnetic motor starters, troubleshooting techniques, overload protection and various protective devices, relay
logic, schematics and diagrams.
ID# 145883 IEIR-1010-1001 08:00AM-11:50AM TR
10/20 - 12/10
ID# 145884 IEIR-1010-1002 06:00PM-09:50PM TR
10/20 - 12/10
Robert Johnson
Prerequisites: MCHN 1343 & ETWR 1371 - minimum grade of C. Basic Theory and practice of electrical circuits. Includes calculations as applied to alternating and direct current.
ID# 145071 ELPT-1011-1001 08:00AM-11:50AM MW
10/19 - 12/10
ID# 145072 ELPT-1011-1002 06:00PM-09:50PM MW
10/19 - 12/10
Walter Webb Jr.
Irrigation Technology
Licensed Irrigator Training
$525.00
Irrigation Technician Training
$259.00
Covers irrigation history and current trends, principles and hydraulics, components, design
with a focus on water conservation, installation and maintenance techniques, terminology
and Texas Irrigator Rules and Regulations. Focuses on preparation for the Texas State
Irrigators Exam. Textbook included; some supplies will have to be purchased. Approved by
the Texas Commission of Environmental Quality (TCEQ) for 40 hours of continuing education credit. Due to fixed costs for this course, no refunds will be given after the Registration
Deadline.
ID# 143833 HALT-1033-1001 07:00AM-06:00PM MTWR
11/16 - 11/19
Phil Sheppard DTWN Business & Industry Center 120 40.00 Hrs. (4.00 CEU)
Registration Deadline: November 13
Includes water conservation, irrigation terminology, components, hydraulics, installation,
maintenance, and the new Texas rules and regulations. New state law requires that a
licensed irrigation technician and/or a licensed irrigator be on each irrigation site at all
times. Implementation date was January 1, 2010.
ID# 145765 HALT-1091-1001 08:00AM-05:00PM FS
11/20 - 11/21
Phil Sheppard DTWN Business & Industry Center 120 16.00 Hrs. (1.60 CEU)
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Landscaping
Arborist Pre-Certification
$395.00
Machine Shop Mathematics
$251.00
Introduction to Industrial Maintenance
$251.00
A study of trees used in the horticulture industry. Students will learn the fundamentals of
tree care. Topics include: safe practices, elements affecting trees, plant identification, plant
placement in the landscape, care of young and mature trees, proper use of pesticides and
proper pruning practices.
ID# 143832 HALT-1017-1001 06:00PM-08:30PM M
09/14 - 12/07
Brian Scott DTWN Business & Industry Center 112A 32.00 Hrs. (3.20 CEU)
Machining Technology
Designed to prepare the student with technical, applied mathematics that will be necessary in future machine shop-related courses.
ID# 143859 MCHN-1043-1003 08:00AM-11:50AM TR
08/25 - 10/15
ID# 145786 MCHN-1043-1001 06:00PM-09:50PM TR
08/25 - 10/15
Delane McUne
Prerequisite: ETWR 1371 and MCHN 1343-Minimum grade of C. Basic mechanical skills
and repair techniques common to most fields of industrial maintenance. Topics include application of precision measuring instruments and general safety rules common in industry,
including lock-out/tag-out. Practice of basic layout and piece part measurement while using standard measuring tools is also emphasized. ID# 143844 INMT-1005-1003 08:00AM-11:50AM TR
10/20 - 12/10
ID# 143845 INMT-1005-1004 06:00PM-09:50PM TR
10/20 - 12/10
Robert Gustin
Plumbers
OSHA 10-Hour Training
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Residential Code
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Commercial Code
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Provides entry level worker's general awareness on recognizing and preventing hazards in
a general industry setting. In accordance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.
To register, call (800) 992-7422.
OSHT-1015-1901 11:00AM-06:00PM W
10/07
and 07:00AM-01:00PM R
10/08
Kevin Robinson
8-hour Residential Plbg Code (IRC) is required by the Texas State Plumbing Board for
those planning on taking the Tradesman or Journeyman's license exam (Section 363.12).
PHCC Texas is a state authorized provider of this training and issues the necessary certificate for scheduling the exam with TSBPE. To register, call (800) 992-7422.
PFPB-2000-1901 07:00AM-05:00PM F
10/09
Kevin Robinson
18-hour Commercial Plumbing Code Training covers the UPC, IPC, Fuel Gas Codes and is
required by the TSBPE for those planning on taking the Journeyman's license exam (Section 363.12). You must attend both days to receive credit. Call (512) 523-8094 for details.
PFPB-2000-1902 7:00AM-06:00PM SU
10/10 - 10/11
Kevin Robinson
Keep Your License Current
We offer both Residential & Commercial
Plumbing Code Training
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Provides current Texas plumbing license holders with six hours of board approved
continuing education required by the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners (Sec.
1301.404(b) and Sec. 1301.404(d) of the Plumbing License Law). Check in time is 7:30
a.m. Call (800) 992-7422 or visit www.phcc-tx.org to register. Lunch is provided. Walk-ins
accepted on a first come, first served basis.
PFPB-2001-1901 07:00AM-03:30PM S
09/19
PFPB-2001-1902 07:00AM-03:30PM S
10/17
PFPB-2001-1903 07:00AM-03:30PM S
11/21
Kevin Robinson
Safety and Environmental Technology
Lockout-Tagout
$80.00
Respiratory Protection-Fit Test
$80.00
Bloodborne Pathogens
$50.00
Citizen Disaster Preparedness
$65.00
Fire Extinguisher
$35.00
Control of Hazardous Energy is the purpose of the Lockout-Tagout Program. Establishes
the requirements for isolation of both kinetic and potential electrical, chemical, thermal,
hydraulic, pneumatic and gravitational energy prior to equipment repair, adjustment or removal. Reference: OSHA Standards 29 CFR 1910.147, the control of Hazardous Energy.
ID# 145496 NFUND-2001-1004 08:00AM-12:00PM F
09/04
Elton Butcher
4.00 Hrs. (0.40 CEU)
Basic skills and knowledge about protecting the health and safety of personnel through
the use of respiratory protection. Included is filter masks, cartridge selection, change
out schedule, and air supplied respirators. Medical questionnaire along with fit testing
is discussed. Fit testing using either qualitative or quantitative protocol is available. The
standard is looked into to ensure complete compliance.
ID# 145495 NFUND-2001-1003 01:00PM-05:00PM F
09/04
Elton Butcher
4.00 Hrs. (0.40 CEU)
OSHA requires employers to establish Bloodborne Pathogen control and training programs if they have employees who are or may be "occupationally exposed" to Bloodborne
Pathogens. Obviously any healthcare providers are considered "occupationally exposed",
however, also included are any employees who, as part of their training or job description,
provide first aid, are expected to cleanup spills of body fluids or are involved in laundry
operations that may include clothing that is potentially contaminated with body fluids.
Required by OSHA 29 CFR 1910.1030, applies to employees in all industries who may be
exposed to blood or other potentially infectious materials.
ID# 143867 NFUND-2001-1002 10:00AM-12:00PM F
09/11
Heather Butcher
2.00 Hrs. (0.20 CEU)
"Disaster can strike at any time." Knowing what to do is the best protection for individuals
and being prepared is the responsibility of every citizen. The primary goal is to educate
the citizens and members of the community on how to be prepared to develop plans and
procedures that ensure their readiness for any disaster event. Topics include: terrorism,
man-made and natural disasters, and active shooter components
ID# 145506 NFUND-2001-1012 08:00AM-12:00PM S
09/12
ID# 145498 NFUND-2001-1006 08:00AM-12:00PM S
10/10
ID# 145503 NFUND-2001-1010 08:00AM-12:00PM S
11/14
ID# 145505 NFUND-2001-2001 08:00AM-12:00PM S
12/12
Elton Butcher
4.00 Hrs. (0.40 CEU)
Participants will receive the knowledge and skills to successfully use a portable fire extinguisher in the event of a small fire as per OSHA 1910.157.
ID# 145494 NFUND-2001-1001 10:00AM-12:00PM M
09/28
ID# 145497 NFUND-2001-1005 10:00AM-12:00PM F
10/09
ID# 145504 NFUND-2001-1011 10:00AM-12:00PM M 11/23
Elton Butcher
2.00 Hrs. (0.20 CEU)
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Confined Space Rescue
$425.00
HAZWOPER Refresher
$153.00
OSHA 10-General Industry
$250.00
HAZCOM and Chemical Safety
$80.00
Confined Space Awareness
$80.00
Prepares the participant to act as a confined space entrant, attendant or supervisor
during a permit required confined space entry. This course also provides students with
awareness of the basics of confined space rescue techniques in accordance with OSHA
Standards 29 CFR 1910.146.
ID# 143891 OSHT-1015-1007 08:00AM-05:00PM MTWR
10/05 - 10/08
Elton Butcher
32.00 Hrs. (3.20 CEU)
Prerequisite: Must read HAZWOPER Refresher documents at www.actx.edu/safety/onlinedocuments before enrolling in the class.
An 8-hour refresher course designed to keep persons current in HAZWOPER procedures
and techniques. Meets OSHA's requirement for an annual update (29CFR 1910.120). Reinforces & builds upon the material covered in the original 40-hour HAZWOPER training.
ALL students will need to bring a pair of ear buds/headphones to plug into the laptops, for
the online portion of this class.
ID# 145209 EPCT-1059-1007 08:00AM-05:00PM F
09/11
ID# 145207 EPCT-1059-1005 08:00AM-05:00PM F
10/09
ID# 145510 EPCT-1059-2001 08:00AM-05:00PM F
11/13
ID# 143743 EPCT-1059-2002 08:00AM-05:00PM F
12/11
Elton Butcher
EC Public Service Training C 103,206,206A 8.00 Hrs. (0.80 CEU)
Provides entry level worker's general awareness on recognizing and preventing hazards in
a general industry setting in accordance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.
ID# 143888 OSHT-1015-1003 08:00AM-05:00PM MT
10/12 - 10/13
Gary Beasley
16.00 Hrs. (1.60 CEU)
Participants will receive training on HAZARDOUS Communication & Chemical Safety
(HAZCOM/GHS) in accordance with OSHA Standard 1910.1200.
ID# 145499 NFUND-2001-1007 08:00AM-12:00PM F
10/16
Elton Butcher
4.00 Hrs. (0.40 CEU)
Confined Spaces present various hazards to workers. This course provides the participant
with awareness-level training. Participants receive an overview of the permit required
Confined Space regulation, learn to recognize hazards presented by confined space in
general industry and learn to prepare a permit required Confined Space for safe entry.
ID# 145500 NFUND-2001-1008 01:00PM-05:00PM F
10/16
Elton Butcher
4.00 Hrs. (0.40 CEU)
Confined Space Rescue Refresher
$175.00
Reviews the learned knowledge from the Confined Space Entry and Rescue courses to
meet the annual training requirements for OSHA 29 CFR part 1910.146, "Permit required
Confined Spaces." This program meets the applicable OSHA & NFPA annual refresher
requirements."
ID# 143892 OSHT-1015-1008 08:00AM-05:00PM
M
10/19
Elton Butcher
8.00 Hrs. (0.80 CEU)
Fall Prevention and Protection
$80.00
Technician Level Spill Response
$395.00
Designed for individuals with frequent (daily or weekly) exposure to fall hazards. Participants will gain knowledge and skills necessary to identify and avoid hazards associated
with elevated work locations. The course features a series of presentations and hands-on
exercises.
ID# 145501 NFUND-2001-1009 08:00AM-12:00PM F
10/23
Elton Butcher
4.00 Hrs. (0.40 CEU)
Offensively respond (control, contain, confine and clean-up) to hazardous material
releases as a member of a HAZMAT team. Topics include: how to identify known and
unknown materials using field survey instruments and equipment, function within an Incident Command/Management System, selecting and using specialized Chemical Personal
Protective Clothing & respiratory protection, decontamination, and basic chemical toxicological terminology and behavior. For employees who are expected to respond to hazardous material incidents. Meets federal regulations under 29 CFR 1910.120 (q). Lunch is
provided on-site.
ID# 143722 EPCT-1053-1001 08:00AM-05:00PM MTW
10/26 - 10/28
Elton Butcher
24.00 Hrs. (2.40 CEU)
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Healthcare
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Hazardous Waste Operations
$466.00
Trenching Operations
$175.00
OSHA 30 General Industry
$475.00
Awareness Level Spill Response
$175.00
For site workers, operators, handlers, personnel at treatment/storage/disposal facilities,
emergency responders, subcontractors and others needing to comply with OSHA initial
40-hour training requirements. Knowledge and skills necessary to assist with operations
surrounding a hazardous materials incident and utilizes a combination of classroom presentation and "Hands on" field exercises. Covers: hazardous materials recognition, basics
of toxicology, employee medical surveillance, chemical hazards, respiratory and personal
protection, monitoring equipment and procedures, regulatory compliance, site worker zone
determination, spill control and response, and decontamination. Fulfills the requirements
of 29 CFR 1091-120.
ID# 143746 EPCT-1091-1001 08:00AM-05:00PM MTWRF
11/02 - 11/06
Elton Butcher
40.00 Hrs. (4.00 CEU)
Basic knowledge and skills necessary for the safety and health of construction workers in
and around excavation sites. Trained in recognizing the predictable hazards of excavations and trenching and incorporating preventative measures and safe work practices.
ID# 143889 OSHT-1015-1005 08:00AM-05:00PM R
11/12
Elton Butcher
8.00 Hrs. (0.80 CEU)
Comprehensive safety program designed for anyone involved in general industry. Specifically devised for Safety Directors, Foremen and Field Supervisors; the program provides
complete information on OSHA compliance issues in accordance with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.
ID# 145717 OSHT-1015-1004 08:00AM-05:00PM MTWRF
11/16 - 11/20
Gary Beasley
40.00 Hrs. (4.00 CEU)
Basic awareness of the problems that chemicals can pose to responders, and how to
recognize and identify those chemicals is essential to the safety of all employees. The
awareness level training will provide the participant with information on the steps in notifying the proper authorities and the priorities emergency responders are to utilize in making
decisions at hazardous material incidents
ID# 145191 EPCT-1000-2001 08:00AM-05:00PM F
12/18
Elton Butcher
8.00 Hrs. (0.80 CEU)
Municipal Solid Waste License Class "A"
$545.00
Provides 27 hours of instruction on regulations, standards, technologies and processes as
outlined by TCEQ. Satisfies Class "A" license requirements for solid waste facility supervisors. For additional information, please call (806) 371-2904.
ID# 143748 EPCT-1091-2001 08:00AM-05:00PM MTW
12/07 - 12/09
and 08:00AM-11:00AM R
12/10
Ted Dodd DTWN Business & Industry Center 120 27.00 Hrs. (2.70 CEU)
Municipal Solid Waste License Class "A" Renewal
$435.00
Municipal Solid Waste License Class "B" Renewal
$435.00
outlined by TCEQ. Satisfies Class "A" license renewal requirements for solid waste facility
supervisors. For additional information, please call (806)371-2904.
ID# 143749 EPCT-1091-2002 08:00AM-05:00PM MT
12/07 - 12/08
outlined by TCEQ. Satisfies Class "B" license renewal requirements for solid waste facility
supervisors. For additional information, please call (806)371-2904.
ID# 143750 EPCT-1091-2003 08:00AM-05:00PM MT
12/07 - 12/08
Keep Your MSW License Current
See ALL Municipal Solid Waste Classes, listed above.
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Truck Driving Academy
Professional Driver Training
The Transportation Industry is growing and there is a high demand for well-trained drivers.
You can be one of them. This six-week course utilizes classroom instruction, range and
road driving, and practical application of skills used in the operation of a tractor/trailer.
Prerequisites:
. Student must be 18 years of age at the commencement of the course
. Student must have a current valid Texas Driver License
. Student must have in possession first day of class a valid original Social Security
Card
. Texas Department of Public Safety fees for Commercial Driver License and
permit are included
. Student will be required to take a DOT physical on the second day of class. Cost
of the physical is included. If the student cannot pass the physical, they will
receive a course refund, less the cost of the physical and the Defensive Driving
Course.
Students completing the course will have a Class A Commercial Driver License with tanker, doubles/triples, and school and passenger bus endorsements. DPS test for HAZMAT
is included, but there is an additional cost for Federal certification. Students also trained
by National Safety Council Certified instructors on Defensive Driving for large trucks and
forklift operation. To obtain a Certificate of Completion, the student must pass all Texas
Department of Public Safety requirements for a Class A Commercial Driver. License issued by the State of Texas. Upon completion of the course, the student will be qualified to
secure an entry level job as an over-the-road operator with a Commercial Driver License.
Amarillo College is not an employment agency, nor do we guarantee the Texas Department of Public Safety will issue a license. However, students have ample opportunity and
help to talk with visiting recruiters, apply for employment, and pass DPS written test and
driving skills test with an Amarillo College vehicle. In person registration at the Truck Driving Academy, East Campus Logistics Training Center.
Commercial Driver License Program - August 24-October 5
Defensive Driving - Professional Truck Operator
ID# 143679 CVOP-2035-1001
08:00AM-05:00PM
MTW
ID# 143659 CVOP-1005-1001
08:00AM-12:00PM
MTWRF
08/27 - 09/11
ID# 143654 CVOP-1001-1001
01:00PM-05:00PM
MTWRF
08/27 - 09/11
ID# 143671 CVOP-2033-1001
08:00AM-05:00PM
MTWRF
09/14 - 09/23
ID# 143686 CVOP-2037-1001
08:00AM-05:00PM
MTWRF
09/24 - 10/05
Commercial Driver License Written Skills
Commercial Driver License Driving Skills
Advanced Driving Skills I
Advanced Driving Skills II
Program Total Hours/Cost
240.00Hrs. (24.40 CEU)
08/24 - 08/26
$3650.00
Commercial Driver License Program - September 14-October 23
ID# 143680 CVOP-2035-1002
08:00AM-05:00PM
MTW
ID# 143660 CVOP-1005-1002
08:00AM-12:00PM
MTWRF
09/17 - 10/01
ID# 143655 CVOP-1001-1002
01:00PM-05:00PM
MTWRF
09/17 - 10/01
ID# 143672 CVOP-2033-1002
08:00AM-05:00PM
MTWRF
10/02 - 10/13
ID# 143687 CVOP-2037-1002
08:00AM-05:00PM
MTWRF
10/14 - 10/23
240.00Hrs. (24.40 CEU)
09/14 - 09/16
$3650.00
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Commercial Driver License Program - October 5-November 13
ID# 143681 CVOP-2035-1003
08:00AM-05:00PM
MTW
ID# 143661 CVOP-1005-1003
08:00AM-12:00PM
MTWRF
10/08 - 10/22
ID# 143656 CVOP-1001-1003
01:00PM-05:00PM
MTWRF
10/08 - 10/22
ID# 143673 CVOP-2033-1003
08:00AM-05:00PM
MTWRF
10/23 - 11/03
ID# 143688 CVOP-2037-1003
08:00AM-05:00PM
MTWRF
11/04 - 11/13
10/05 - 10/07
240.00Hrs. (24.40 CEU)
$3650.00
Commercial Driver License Program - October 26-December 8
ID# 143682 CVOP-2035-1005
08:00AM-05:00PM
MTW
ID# 143662 CVOP-1005-1004
08:00AM-12:00PM
MTWRF
10/29 - 11/12
ID# 143657 CVOP-1001-1004
01:00PM-05:00PM
MTWRF
10/29 - 11/12
ID# 143674 CVOP-2033-1004
08:00AM-05:00PM
MTWRF
ID# 143689 CVOP-2037-1005
08:00AM-05:00PM
MTWRF
240.00Hrs. (24.40 CEU)
10/26 - 10/28
11/13 - 11/24
11/25 - 12/08
$3650.00
Water Treatment
Basic Water Operations
$225.00
Basic Wastewater Operations
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Pumps and Pumping
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Basic understanding of fundamentals relating to the regulation and operation of drinking
water systems. Completion should prepare participants to test for the "Grade D" Waterworks Operator License. Instructional techniques include lecture, audio-visual aids, discussion and end-of-chapter practice quizzes. Due to fixed costs, no refunds will be given
after registration deadline.
ID# 143720 EPCT-1015-1001 08:00AM-05:00PM TW
09/29 – 09/30
and 08:00AM-12:00PM R
10/01
Staff DTWN Business & Industry Center 112A 20.00 Hrs. (2.00 CEU)
Basic understanding of fundamentals relating to the regulation and operation of wastewater systems. Completion should prepare participants to test for the Class "D" Wastewater
Operator license. There are no pre-requisites. For registration information, please call
Cindy Moss at (806) 378-3019 (www.panhandleregion.com).
EPCT-1025-1901 08:00AM-05:00PM TW
09/29 - 09/30
and 08:00AM-12:00PM R
10/01
Staff DTWN Business & Industry Center 113 20.00 Hrs. (2.00 CEU) Developed for a three-day training course to provide owners, operators and maintenance
personnel of water and wastewater systems a basic understanding of the principles and
practices involved operating, maintaining and repairing centrifugal pumps. For registration
information, please call Cindy Moss at (806) 378-3019 (www.panhandleregion.com).
EPCT-1092-1901 01:00PM-05:00PM M
09/28
and 08:00AM-05:00PM T
W
09/29 - 09/30
and 08:00AM-12:00PM R
09/28 - 10/01
Staff DTWN Business & Industry Center 112B 24.00 Hrs. (2.40 CEU)
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Business/
Career
Computer/
Technology
Healthcare
Language/
Communication
Personal
Enrichment
Professional
Trades/Industry
Surface Water Production 1
***
Covers in-depth problems that arise in the five steps of production such as mixing, flocculation, coagulation, sedimentation, filtration and disinfection. Through highly qualified and
licensed instructors, participants will expand their understanding of the chemistry involved in
the disinfection of water and special treatment processes for taste and odor, water stabilization, and the associated issues related to the Surface Water Treatment Rule. For registration
information, please call Cindy Moss at (806) 378-3019 (www.panhandleregion.com)
EPCT-2001-1901 08:00AM-05:00PM TW
09/29-09/30
and 08:00AM-12:00PM R
10/01
Staff DTWN Business & Industry Center 120 20.00 Hrs. (2.00 CEU)
Welding Technology
Introduction to Welding Using Multiple Processes
$251.00
An overview of the basic welding processes, including oxy-fuel welding and cutting, shielded metal arc (SMAW), gas metal arc (GMAW) and gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW).
ID# 143910 WLDG-1007-1002 06:00PM-09:50PM F
08/28 - 12/04
ID# 143911 WLDG-1007-1003 08:00AM-11:50AM F
08/28 - 12/04
Jimmy Bradshaw
General Welding Skills I
$251.00
Beginning students only. Each student's welding skills will be evaluated to determine what
beginning skills they need to focus on for the eight weeks.
08/24-12/10
Jimmy Bradshaw
TBA
64.00 Hrs. (6.40 CEU)
Learn
to Weld.
The job market for welders and cutters continues to expand with about 1,600
new job openings forecasted across the state annually. Depending on the
application, welder’s average pay ranges from $6-$25 per hour. Refinery work
or pipeline contractor’s average pay ranges from $30-$35 per hour.
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Kids-Art
How to Draw Anything (Ages 8-15)
$41.00
Twisted Tangling (Ages 8-12)
$112.00
No matter what you want to draw, you can do it! Bring your imagination to life on a piece of
paper by breaking down what you see. Turn your doodles into works of art that you can be
proud of!
ID# 144164 CHILD-1142-1001 09:30AM-10:30AM S
09/19 - 10/24
Amy West DTWN Business & Industry Center 123
6.00 Hrs.
Students will explore patterns used in creative ways. Students will use source material
from nature, fashion, advertising and other surroundings to create works of art. Drawing
patterns, specifically geared to ability-levels will help students see a larger work emerge
from the smaller parts.
ID# 145978 CHILD-1601-1001 06:00PM-07:30PM MW
08/24 - 10/12
ID# 145979 CHILD-1601-1002 06:00PM-07:30PM MW
10/14 - 12/02
Renea Dauntes
Gallery On 7th, 513 7th Ave.
21.00 Hrs.
Kids-Baton Twirling
Baton Twirling Beginning (Ages 4-7)
$105.00
Learn baton terminology and basic twirl skills while developing hand-eye coordination and
wrist flexibility. Basic dance moves are introduced with emphasis on proper form, baton
and hand placement. Students will also learn basic twirl combinations. Tennis shoes or
jazz shoes and small 4x6 photo album are required. Batons will be discussed at first class
meeting.
ID# 144130 CHILD-1094-1001 05:00PM-06:00PM M
08/24 - 11/30
Brittany Johnson WSC Carter Fitness Center 110
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144648 CHILD-1094-1002 05:00PM-06:00PM W
08/26 - 12/02
Brittany Johnson WSC Carter Fitness Center 110
14.00 Hrs.
Baton Twirling Beginning (Ages 8-11)
ID# 144651 CHILD-1094-1005
Brittany Johnson ID# 144650 CHILD-1094-1004
Brittany Johnson 06:00PM-07:00PM M
06:00PM-07:00PM W
$105.00
08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
08/26 - 12/02
14.00 Hrs.
Kids-Cheerleading
There are no more than 12 students per instructor. All cheerleading instructors are CPR
and first aid certified. Parent Watch Day will be announced the first class and will be
posted on the bulletin board in the lobby. Please be advised all classes are co-ed unless
otherwise noted.
Cheerleading Beginning (Ages 4-7)
$105.00
Beginning tumbling with correct technique. Partner stunting, jumps, cheers, and chants.
ID# 144061 CHILD-1030-1002 04:30PM-05:30PM F
08/28 - 12/04
Kelsey Moreshead WC Gym/Dance 101
14.00 Hrs.
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Cheerleading Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 8-11)
$105.00
ID# 144062 CHILD-1030-1004 06:00PM-07:00PM
T
08/25 - 12/01
Evelyn Phommahaxay
WC Gym/Dance 101
15.00 Hrs.
$175.00
ID# 144627 CHILD-1030-1003 07:00PM-08:00PM MW
08/24 - 12/02
Kyla Walker
WC Gym/Dance 101
29.00 Hrs.
$105.00
ID# 144060 CHILD-1030-1001 04:00PM-05:00PM R
08/27 - 12/03
Evelyn Phommahaxay
WC Gym/Dance 101
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144628 CHILD-1030-1005 06:00PM-07:00PM R
08/27 - 12/03
Meredith Homen WC Gym/Dance 101
14.00 Hrs.
Kids-Dance
Ballet, Tap, Jazz, Hip-Hop, Lyrical & Broadway
Please note that dance classes are listed in order of age, day, and time, starting with Monday. Dance classes are closed instruction classes. Parents are invited to observe classes
on designated watch days. Parent Watch Days are assigned by each individual instructor.
All students must be toilet trained unless noted in the class description. Please be advised
that dance classes are co-ed unless otherwise noted.
Performing Classes
Performance classes are designed for technical dance development leading to a stage
performance at the end of the spring semester. The following classes require a commitment from both the student and parent(s) due to extra rehearsal time and costume costs.
Students will be required to re-register in the spring semester for the same class.
Ballet Beginning (Ages 3-5)
$75.00
Ballet and Tap Beginning (Ages 3-5)
$170.00
$105.00
Must be completely toilet trained. No diapers or pull-ups. Introduction to ballet techniques.
Leotard, tights, and pink ballet shoes are required.
ID# 145621 DANC-1103-1012 06:00PM-06:30PM W
09/02 - 12/02
Gabby Lamanteer WC Gym/Dance 107
6.50 Hrs.
ID# 144195 DANC-1103-1010 10:00AM-10:30AM F
09/04 - 12/04
Connie Slagle WC Gym/Dance 107
6.50 Hrs.
Must be completely toilet trained. No diapers or pull-ups. Introduction to ballet and tap
techniques. Leotard, tights, pink ballet, and black tap shoes are required.
ID#146000 DANC-1103-1015
02:30PM-03:30PM
MW
08/31-12/02
Marissa Hollar
WC Gym/Dance 107
26.00 Hrs.
ID# 144190 DANC-1103-1003 01:30PM-02:30PM M
08/31 - 11/30
Marissa Hollar WC Gym/Dance 107
13.00 Hrs.
ID# 144189 DANC-1103-1002 04:30PM-05:30PM M
08/31 - 11/30
Lizzy Camp
WC Gym/Dance 108
13.00 Hrs.
ID# 144192 DANC-1103-1006 06:30PM-07:30PM M
08/31 - 11/30
Allison Bonnette
WC Gym/Dance 107
13.00 Hrs.
ID# 144958 DANC-1103-1009 10:00AM-11:00AM W
09/02 - 12/02
Connie Slagle
WC Gym/Dance 107
13.00 Hrs.
ID# 145620 DANC-1103-1011 01:30PM-02:30PM W
09/02 - 12/02
Natalie Villalobos
WC Gym/Dance 107
13.00 Hrs.
ID# 144194 DANC-1103-1008 06:30PM-07:30PM W
09/02 - 12/02
Noelle Moya WC Gym/Dance 108
13.00 Hrs.
ID# 144188 DANC-1103-1001 10:30AM-11:30AM F
09/04 - 12/04
13.00 Hrs.
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ID# 144957 DANC-1103-1005
Allison Bonnette
ID# 145622 DANC-1103-1013
Lizzy Camp ID# 144191 DANC-1103-1004
Allison Bonnette
10:30AM-11:30AM S
WC Gym/Dance 107
11:00AM-12:00PM S
WC Gym/Dance 108
02:30PM-03:30PM S
WC Gym/Dance 107
09/05 - 12/05
13.00 Hrs.
09/05 - 12/05
13.00 Hrs.
09/05 - 12/05
13.00 Hrs.
$105.00
This class focuses on technique for beginning students. Leotard, tights, and pink ballet
shoes required.
ID# 144196 DANC-1104-1001 05:30PM-06:30PM M
08/31 - 11/30
Lizzy Camp
WC Gym/Dance 108
13.00 Hrs.
$105.00
This class focuses on technique for beginning students. Leotard, tights, pink ballet, and
black tap shoes required.
ID# 144197 DANC-1104-1002 06:30PM-07:30PM M
08/31 - 11/30
Lizzy Camp WC Gym/Dance 108
13.00 Hrs.
ID# 144198 DANC-1104-1003 04:30PM-05:30PM F
09/04 - 12/04
Ashleigh Guzman WC Gym/Dance 107
13.00 Hrs.
ID# 145647 DANC-1104-1006 01:30PM-02:30PM S
09/05 - 12/05
Allison Bonnette WC Gym/Dance 107
13.00 Hrs.
$90.00
$170.00
ID# 144199 DANC-1104-1004 05:45PM-06:30PM R
09/03 - 12/03
9.75 Hrs.
ID# 144960 DANC-1105-1001 03:30PM-04:30PM TR
09/01 - 12/01
Staff
WC Gym/Dance 107
26.00 Hrs.
$90.00
$105.00
ID# 144200 DANC-1105-1002 07:30PM-08:15PM M
08/31 - 11/30
9.75 Hrs.
ID# 144204 DANC-1105-1006 05:30PM-06:30PM W
09/02 - 12/02
Noelle Moya
WC Gym/Dance 108
13.00 Hrs.
ID# 144201 DANC-1105-1003 10:00AM-11:00AM S
09/05 - 12/05
13.00 Hrs.
Ballet and Tap Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 6-9)
$170.00
$90.00
This class focuses on technique for beginning to intermediate students. Leotard, tights,
pink ballet, and black tap shoes required.
ID# 146002 DANC-1106-1009 03:30PM-04:30PM MW
08/31 - 12/02
Marissa Hollar
WC Gym/Dance 107
26.00 Hrs.
ID# 144208 DANC-1106-1003 05:45PM-06:30PM T
09/01 - 11/24
Allison Bonnette
WC Gym/Dance 108
9.75 Hrs.
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$105.00
ID# 145650 DANC-1106-1006 07:30PM-08:30PM M
08/31 - 11/30
13.00 Hrs.
ID# 145651 DANC-1106-1007 06:30PM-07:30PM W
08/31 - 11/30
Gabby Lamanteer
WC Gym/Dance 107
13.00 Hrs.
ID# 144209 DANC-1106-1005 06:30PM-07:30PM F
09/04 - 12/04
Ashleigh Guzman
WC Gym/Dance 107
13.00 Hrs.
ID# 144206 DANC-1106-1001 12:30PM-01:30PM S
09/05 - 12/05
13.00 Hrs.
Dance Team Hip-Hop Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 6-9)
$105.00
Dance Team Hip-Hop Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 8-16)
$170.00
Ballet and Tap Intermediate (Ages 7-10)
$105.00
This class focuses on technique for beginning to intermediate students. Hip-Hop shoes
will be discussed at first class meeting.
ID# 146237 DANC-1106-1010 04:00PM-05:00PM F
09/04 - 12/04
Staff
WC Gym/Dance 108
13.00 Hrs.
ID# 145652 DANC-1106-1008 02:30PM-03:30PM S
09/05 - 12/05
Lizzy Camp
WC Gym/Dance 108
13.00 Hrs.
This class focuses on technique for beginning to intermediate students. Hip-Hop shoes
will be discussed at first class meeting.
ID# 146239 DANC-1106-1011 04:30PM-05:30PM TR
09/01 - 12/01
Staff
WC Gym/Dance 108
26.00 Hrs.
Prerequisite: Must have 3 years previous ballet experience. Leotard, tights, and pink ballet
and black tap shoes required.
ID# 144207 DANC-1106-1002 11:30AM-12:30PM S
09/05 - 12/05
13.00 Hrs.
Ballet and Jazz Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 7-12)
$105.00
Ballet and Jazz Intermediate (Ages 7-12)
$105.00
Ballet and Jazz Intermediate (Ages 7-12)
$140.00
and pink ballet shoes required. Jazz shoes will be discussed at first class meeting.
ID# 144216 DANC-1111-1001 01:30PM-02:30PM S
09/05 - 12/05
13.00 Hrs.
Prerequisite: Must have three years previous ballet experience. Ballet shoes required.
Jazz shoes will be discussed at first class meeting.
ID# 144210 DANC-1107-1001
07:30PM-08:30PM
W
09/02 - 12/02
Gabby Lamanteer
WC Gym/Dance 107
13.00 Hrs.
ID# 146003 DANC-1111-1003 05:00PM-05:45PM TR
09/01 - 12/01
Staff WC Gym/Dance 108
19.50 Hrs.
Ballet, Jazz, Broadway Intermediate/Advanced (Ages 12-14)
$235.00
ID# 145667 DANC-1109-1003 06:30PM-08:00PM TR
09/01 - 12/01
Gabby Lamanteer WC Gym/Dance 108
39.00 Hrs.
Ballet, Lyrical, Jazz, Broadway Advanced
Prerequisite: Instructor approval only.
ID# 144963 DANC-1109-1001 07:30PM-09:00PM TR
Marissa Hollar/Gabby Lamanteer WC Gym/Dance 108
$235.00
09/01 - 12/01
39.00 Hrs.
NON-PERFORMING
Non-performing classes are designed with a focus on technical development with NO
recital or costume cost at the end of the semester.
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Mommy and Me Creative Movement (Ages 2-4)
$75.00
Parent participation class. (Parent does not enroll in the class, only their child.) Parent
is to stay and help the dancer. No siblings are allowed that are not enrolled in the class.
Dancers and parents should dress in comfortable attire. Ballet shoes are not required.
ID# 145658 DANC-1011-1002 12:00PM-12:30PM W
09/02 - 12/02
Connie Slagle
WC Gym/Dance 107
6.50 Hrs.
ID# 145659 DANC-1011-1003 09:30AM-10:00AM F
09/04 - 12/04
Connie Slagle
WC Gym/Dance 107 6.50 Hrs.
ID# 145660 DANC-1011-1004 03:30PM-04:00PM S
09/05 - 12/05
Allison Bonnette
WC Gym/Dance 107
6.50 Hrs.
Pre-Ballet (Ages 2-4)
$75.00
Creative Movement (Ages 3-5)
$105.00
$105.00
$105.00
$105.00
$75.00
$105.00
Must be completely toilet trained. No diapers or pull-ups. This class focuses on rhythmic
movement to fun kid’s music. Leotard, tights, and pink ballet shoes are required.
ID# 144184 DANC-1010-1001 10:00AM-10:30AM M
08/31 - 11/30
Stephanie Lanham WC Gym/Dance 107
6.50 Hrs.
ID# 144185 DANC-1010-1002 12:30PM-01:00PM W
09/02 - 12/02
6.50 Hrs.
ID# 144955 DANC-1010-1004 10:00AM-10:30AM S
09/05 - 12/05
6.50 Hrs.
Must be completely toilet trained. No diapers or pull-ups. Dancers should dress in comfortable attire. Ballet shoes are not required.
ID# 145656 DANC-1011-1001 10:30AM-11:30AM M
08/31 - 11/30
Stephanie Lanham
WC Gym/Dance 107
13.00 Hrs.
Pre-Ballet (Ages 3-5)
Must be completely toilet trained. No diapers or pull-ups. Introduction to ballet techniques.
Black leotard, pink tights, and pink ballet shoes are required.
ID# 144193 DANC-1103-1007 11:30AM-12:30PM M
08/31 - 11/30
Stephanie Lanham
WC Gym/Dance 107
13.00 Hrs.
ID# 146231 DANC-1010-1007 10:00AM-11:00AM T
09/01 - 11/24
Stephanie Lanham
WC Gym/Dance 107
13.00 Hrs.
ID# 146232 DANC-1010-1008 10:00AM-11:00AM R
09/03 - 12/03
Stephanie Lanham
WC Gym/Dance 107
13.00 Hrs.
Introduction to ballet techniques. Black leotard, pink tights, and pink ballet shoes are
required.
ID# 144956 DANC-1010-1006 11:00AM-12:00PM T
09/01 - 11/24
Stephanie Lanham
WC Gym/Dance 107
13.00 Hrs.
ID# 144187 DANC-1010-1005 11:00AM-12:00PM R
09/02 - 12/03
Stephanie Lanham
WC Gym/Dance 107
13.00 Hrs.
ID# 144221 DANC-1126-1001 05:30PM-06:30PM F
09/04 - 12/04
13.00 Hrs.
ID# 144965 DANC-1126-1002 09:00AM-10:00AM S
09/05 - 12/05
13.00 Hrs.
This class focuses on technique for beginning students. Leotard, tights, pink ballet shoes
required.
ID# 145663 DANC-1121-1002 01:00PM-01:30PM W
09/02 - 12/02
Natalie Villalobos WC Gym/Dance 107
6.50 Hrs.
ID# 145661 DANC-1121-1001 04:30PM-05:30PM W
09/02 - 12/02
Noelle Moya WC Gym/Dance 108
13.00 Hrs.
ID# 145664 DANC-1121-1003 03:30PM-04:30PM F
09/04 - 12/04
13.00 Hrs.
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Home-school Ballet and Tap Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 6-9)
$105.00
This class focuses on technique for beginning to intermediate students. Black leotard, pink
tights, pink ballet, and black tap shoes required. Students will be dancing to all uplifting
music.
ID# 144961 DANC-1106-1004 11:00AM-12:00PM W
09/02 - 12/02
13.00 Hrs.
Home-school Ballet Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 10-16)
$105.00
Pre-Pointe Technique
$105.00
This class focuses on technique for beginning to intermediate students. Black leotard, pink
tights, and pink ballet shoes required. Students will be dancing to all uplifting music.
ID# 146233 DANC-1105-1008 12:00PM-01:00PM R
09/03 - 12/03
Stephanie Lanham
WC Gym/Dance 107
13.00 Hrs.
Prerequisite: Instructor approval only. This class will focus on correct body placement,
stretching, strengthening, and vocabulary. Correct technique for turns and jumps will be
taught.
ID# 144220 DANC-1125-1001 05:30PM-06:30PM M
08/31 - 11/30
Marissa Hollar WC Gym/Dance 107
13.00 Hrs.
Competitive Dance Team
The competition dance team is by instructor approval only. Students must audition and
be invited to enroll in this class. For additional information, dates, and pricing, please call
(806) 356-3635.
Kids-Indian Dancing
Tikka Masala Bhangra (Ages 5-12)
$63.00
Indian dance with a Bollywood twist. No dancing shoes required. Wear comfortable attire.
Traditional dance-wear will be discussed at first class meeting.
ID# 145882 CHILD-1656-1001 01:30PM-02:30PM S
08/29 - 12/12
Fencing
Youth Fencing I (Ages 8-12)
$56.00
Youth Fencing II (Ages 8-12)
$56.00
For children who have had less than three (3) semesters of fencing instruction. Beginning
instruction in the basic principles of modern sport fencing. Introduces basic techniques
of the foil and épée. All equipment for students is provided. Instructors are professional
ID# 144180 CHILD-2700-1001 07:00PM-08:30PM M
08/24 - 12/07
22.50 Hrs.
Prerequisite: Three (3) semesters of fencing instruction or instructor approval. Beginning
and some intermediate instruction in the basic principles of modern sport fencing. More
advanced instruction in the techniques of the foil and épée. Class is more strenuous than
Youth Fencing Beginning I. All equipment for students is provided but students are encouraged to provide their own mask, jacket, glove, foil and épée, if possible. Students should
consult with the instructor BEFORE purchasing equipment. Instructors are professional
ID# 144181 CHILD-2700-1002 07:00PM-09:00PM M
08/24 - 12/12
and 12:00PM-02:00PM S
60.00 Hrs.
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Kids-Gymnastics
Except for “Mommy and Me” classes, gymnastics students must be completely toilet
trained. There are no more than 12 students per instructor. All gymnastics instructors are
CPR and first aid certified. Please note that the gymnastics classes are in order of day
and time, starting with Monday. Parent Watch Day will be announced the first class day
and will also be posted on the bulletin board in the lobby. Please be advised all classes
are co-ed unless otherwise noted.
We have two locations on the West Campus for gymnastics:
Building B Room 107 & Gym/Dance Room 101.
“I Am Special”
$105.00
Parent Participation Class. (Parent does not enroll in the class, only their child.) This class
is designed for children with special needs such as Down Syndrome, CP, etc. For more
information, please call the Gymnastics Program Supervisor at (806)356-3668.
ID# 144076 CHILD-1066-1001 06:30PM-07:30PM T
08/25 - 12/01
Mystic Barrientez WC Building B 107
15.00 Hrs.
Mommy and Me: Music, Dance, and Tumble (Ages 1.5-4)
$105.00
Mommy and Me (Ages 2-4)
$105.00
Level 1 (Ages 2-4)
$105.00
Parent participation class. (Parent does not enroll in the class, only their child.) Parent
is required to stay and help the dancer/gymnast. No siblings are allowed that are not
enrolled in the class. This class will primarily utilize floor space while focusing on music,
rhythm, balance, coordination and basic tumbling skills. Come learn skills while using
scarves, rhythm sticks, beanbags, balls a parachute and more. Child and parent should
wear comfortable attire. No dance shoes required.
ID# 144073 CHILD-1065-1009 11:00AM-12:00PM W
08/26 - 12/02
Allysa Meis WC Gym/Dance 101
14.00 Hrs.
Parent participation class. (Parent does not enroll in the class, only their child.) Parent is
required to stay and help the gymnast. All pieces of equipment taught. No siblings are allowed that are not enrolled in the class.
ID# 144067 CHILD-1065-1003 10:00AM-11:00AM M
08/24 - 11/30
Brandi Urquhart WC Building B 107
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144068 CHILD-1065-1004 06:30PM-07:30PM M
08/24 - 11/30
Naomi Vasquez WC Building B 107 14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144071 CHILD-1065-1007 10:00AM-11:00AM T
08/25 - 12/01
Maegan Gauna
WC Building B 107
15.00 Hrs.
ID# 144072 CHILD-1065-1008 06:30PM-07:30PM T
08/25 - 12/01
ID# 144074 CHILD-1065-1010 10:30AM-11:30AM W
08/26 - 12/02
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144075 CHILD-1065-1011 06:00PM-07:00PM W
08/26 - 12/02
Mystic Barrientez WC Building B 107 14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144069 CHILD-1065-1005 06:30PM-07:30PM R
08/27 - 12/03
ID# 144065 CHILD-1065-1001 10:00AM-11:00AM F
08/28 - 12/04
Brandi Urquhart WC Building B 107 14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144066 CHILD-1065-1002 05:30PM-06:30PM F
08/28 - 12/04
Staff WC Building B 107
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144070 CHILD-1065-1006 11:30AM-12:30PM S
08/29 - 12/05
April Homer WC Building B 107 14.00 Hrs.
Must be completely toilet trained, no diapers or pull-ups. All pieces of equipment taught.
Emphasis on balance and coordination.
ID# 144084 CHILD-1075-1008 09:00AM-10:00AM M
08/24 - 11/30
Maegan Gauna WC Building B 107
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144083 CHILD-1075-1007 04:00PM-05:00PM M
08/24 - 11/30
Chelsea Homen WC Building B 107
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144085 CHILD-1075-1009 04:30PM-05:30PM M
08/24 - 11/30
Naomi Vasquez WC Building B 107
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144096 CHILD-1075-1020 12:00PM-01:00PM T
08/25 - 12/01
15.00 Hrs.
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ID# 144097 CHILD-1075-1021
Naomi Vasquez ID# 144635 CHILD-1075-1025
Chelsea Homen ID# 144091 CHILD-1075-1015
Naomi Vasquez ID# 144077 CHILD-1075-1001
Mystic Barrientez ID# 144078 CHILD-1075-1002
Wendy Carey ID# 144093 CHILD-1075-1017
Staff 05:30PM-06:30PM T
WC Building B 107
04:00PM-05:00PM W
WC Building B 107
05:30PM-06:30PM R
WC Building B 107
09:00AM-10:00AM F
WC Building B 107
11:00AM-12:00PM F
WC Building B 107
04:30PM-05:30PM F
WC Building B 107
10:30AM-11:30AM S
WC Building B 107
08/25 - 12/01
15.00 Hrs.
08/26 - 12/02
14.00 Hrs.
08/27 - 12/03
14.00 Hrs.
08/28 - 12/04
14.00 Hrs.
08/28 - 12/04
14.00 Hrs.
08/28 - 12/04
14.00 Hrs.
08/29 - 12/05
14.00 Hrs.
Level 1 (Ages 3-5)
$105.00
Level 1 (Ages 4-7)
$105.00
Must be completely toilet trained, no diapers or pull-ups. All pieces of equipment taught.
Emphasis on balance and coordination.
ID# 144086 CHILD-1075-1010 09:00AM-10:00AM M
08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144089 CHILD-1075-1013 11:00AM-12:00PM M
08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144088 CHILD-1075-1012 12:00PM-01:00PM M
08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144087 CHILD-1075-1011 05:00PM-06:00PM M
08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144090 CHILD-1075-1014 05:30PM-06:30PM M
08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144099 CHILD-1075-1023 11:00AM-12:00PM T
08/25 - 12/01
15.00 Hrs.
ID# 145706 CHILD-1075-1024 04:30PM-05:30PM T
08/25 - 12/01
Mystic Barrientez WC Building B 107 15.00 Hrs.
ID# 144098 CHILD-1075-1022 06:00PM-07:00PM T
08/25 - 12/01
Kelsey Moreshead WC Building B 107
15.00 Hrs.
ID# 144636 CHILD-1075-1029 10:30AM-11:30AM W
08/26 - 12/02
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 145708 CHILD-1075-1026 11:30AM-12:30PM W
08/26 - 12/02
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 145711 CHILD-1075-1031 04:00PM-05:00PM W
08/26 - 12/02
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 145710 CHILD-1075-1028 05:00PM-06:00PM W
08/26 - 12/02
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144637 CHILD-1075-1030 05:30PM-06:30PM W
08/26 - 12/02
Meredith Homen WC Building B 107
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 145709 CHILD-1075-1027 07:00PM-08:00PM W
08/26 - 12/02
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144092 CHILD-1075-1016 05:00PM-06:00PM R
08/27 - 12/03
Kyla Walker WC Building B 107
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144081 CHILD-1075-1005 10:00AM-11:00AM F
08/28 - 12/04
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144080 CHILD-1075-1004 11:00AM-12:00PM F
08/28 - 12/04
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144082 CHILD-1075-1006 03:30PM-04:30PM F
08/28 - 12/04
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144094 CHILD-1075-1018 09:30AM-10:30AM S
08/29 - 12/05
April Homer WC Building B 107
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144095 CHILD-1075-1019 11:30AM-12:30PM S
08/29 - 12/05
Staff WC Building B 107 14.00 Hrs.
Emphasis on beginning gymnastics. All pieces of equipment taught.
ID# 144106 CHILD-1081-1009 10:00AM-11:00AM M
ID# 144108 CHILD-1081-1011 05:30PM-06:30PM M
Naomi Vasquez WC Building B 107 ID# 144107 CHILD-1081-1010 06:30PM-07:30PM M
08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
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ID# 144639 CHILD-1081-1003
Maegan Gauna ID# 144641 CHILD-1081-1013
Kelsey Moreshead ID# 145719 CHILD-1081-1032
Maegan Gauna ID# 145718 CHILD-1081-1031
Kyla Walker ID# 144115 CHILD-1081-1021
Kelsey Moreshead ID# 144101 CHILD-1081-1002
Wendy Carey ID# 144120 CHILD-1081-1026
Staff Levels 1-2 (Ages 4-7)
01:00PM-02:00PM T
WC Building B 107 03:30PM-04:30PM T
WC Building B 107
05:00PM-06:00PM T
WC Building B 107
11:30AM-12:30PM W
WC Building B 107
05:00PM-06:00PM W
WC Building B 107 04:00PM-05:00PM R
WC Building B 107 05:00PM-06:00PM R
WC Building B 107
12:00PM-01:00PM F
WC Building B 107
05:30PM-06:30PM F
WC Building B 107 12:30PM-01:30PM S
WC Building B 107 08/25 - 12/01
15.00 Hrs.
08/25 - 12/01
15.00 Hrs.
08/25 - 12/01
15.00 Hrs.
08/26 - 12/02
14.00 Hrs.
08/26 - 12/02
14.00 Hrs.
08/27 - 12/03
14.00 Hrs.
08/27 - 12/03
14.00 Hrs.
08/28 - 12/04
14.00 Hrs.
08/28 - 12/04
14.00 Hrs.
08/29 - 12/05
14.00 Hrs.
$105.00
ID# 144109 CHILD-1081-1012 11:00AM-12:00PM M
ID# 144111 CHILD-1081-1017 04:30PM-05:30PM M
Mystic Barrientez WC Building B 107 ID# 144110 CHILD-1081-1016 06:00PM-07:00PM M
ID# 144642 CHILD-1081-1014 05:30PM-06:30PM T
ID# 145720 CHILD-1081-1033 09:30AM-10:30AM W
ID# 145722 CHILD-1081-1035 04:30PM-05:30PM W
Meredith Homen WC Building B 107
ID# 145721 CHILD-1081-1034 06:00PM-07:00PM W
ID# 144117 CHILD-1081-1023 06:00PM-07:00PM R
ID# 144103 CHILD-1081-1005 09:00AM-10:00AM F
ID# 144104 CHILD-1081-1006 04:30PM-05:30PM F
ID# 144123 CHILD-1081-1029 09:30AM-10:30AM S
ID# 144122 CHILD-1081-1028 10:30AM-11:30AM S
April Homer WC Building B 107
ID# 144121 CHILD-1081-1027 12:30PM-01:30PM S
April Homer WC Building B 107 Levels 1-2 (Ages 4-7)
ID# 144640 CHILD-1081-1008 04:30PM-05:30PM TR
Naomi Vasquez WC Building B 107 08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
08/25 - 12/01
15.00 Hrs.
08/26 - 12/02
14.00 Hrs.
08/26 - 12/02
14.00 Hrs.
08/26 - 12/02
14.00 Hrs.
08/27 - 12/03
14.00 Hrs.
08/28 - 12/04
14.00 Hrs.
08/28 - 12/04
14.00 Hrs.
08/29 - 12/05
14.00 Hrs.
08/29 - 12/05
14.00 Hrs.
08/29 - 12/05
14.00 Hrs.
$175.00
08/25 - 12/03
29.00 Hrs.
Levels 1-2 Boys (Ages 4-7)
$105.00
Home-school Levels 1-2 (Ages 5-7)
$105.00
Prerequisite: This is a boy’s only class. Emphasis on beginning men’s gymnastics. This
class follows USAG Men’s Gymnastics Programs.
ID# 144128 CHILD-1087-1007 04:00PM-05:00PM T
08/25 - 12/01
Cynthia Bird WC Gym/Dance 101
15.00 Hrs.
ID# 144126 CHILD-1087-1003 05:00PM-06:00PM R
08/27 - 12/03
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144127 CHILD-1087-1005 12:00PM-01:00PM S
08/29 - 12/05
Evelyn Phommahaxay WC Gym/Dance 101
14.00 Hrs.
Designed for home-schooled children. All pieces of equipment taught.
ID# 144135 CHILD-1109-1001 10:00AM-11:00AM M
Madilyn Newsome WC Gym/Dance 101 08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
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Levels 1-2 (Ages 8-11)
ID# 144112 CHILD-1081-1018 04:00PM-05:00PM M
Kyla Walker WC Gym/Dance 101
ID# 145723 CHILD-1081-1036 06:00PM-07:00PM W
Calahan Newsome WC Gym/Dance 101
ID# 144118 CHILD-1081-1024 05:00PM-06:00PM R
Mystic Barrientez WC Gym/Dance 101 ID# 144119 CHILD-1081-1025 07:00PM-08:00PM R
Mystic Barrientez WC Gym/Dance 101
ID# 144105 CHILD-1081-1007 06:30PM-07:30PM F
ID# 144124 CHILD-1081-1030 11:00AM-12:00PM S
Maegan Gauna WC Gym/Dance 101
$105.00
08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
08/26 - 12/02
14.00 Hrs.
08/27 - 12/03
14.00 Hrs.
08/27 - 12/03
14.00 Hrs.
08/28 - 12/04
14.00 Hrs.
08/29 - 12/05
14.00 Hrs.
$105.00
$175.00
ID# 144646 CHILD-1087-1006 07:00PM-08:00PM W
08/26 - 12/02
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144114 CHILD-1081-1020 05:00PM-06:00PM MW
ID# 144113 CHILD-1081-1019 05:30PM-06:30PM M
Evelyn Phommahaxay
WC Gym/Dance 101
ID# 144643 CHILD-1081-1015 07:00PM-08:00PM T
08/24 - 12/02
29.00 Hrs.
$105.00
08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
08/25 - 12/01
15.00 Hrs.
$105.00
$175.00
Level 2 (Ages 4-7)
$105.00
Level 2 (Ages 8-11)
$105.00
ID# 144125 CHILD-1087-1002 07:00PM-08:00PM M
08/24 - 11/30
Zenaida Vasquez WC Gym/Dance 101
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144645 CHILD-1087-1004 06:00PM-07:00PM TR
08/25 - 12/03
29.00 Hrs.
Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, handstands
and round-offs without assistance. All pieces of equipment taught.
ID# 144138 CHILD-1117-1002 12:00PM-01:00PM M
08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144139 CHILD-1117-1003 07:00PM-08:00PM M
08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144149 CHILD-1117-1013 12:30PM-01:30PM W
08/26 - 12/02
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 145760 CHILD-1117-1025 07:00PM-08:00PM W
08/26 - 12/02
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144140 CHILD-1117-1004 06:00PM-07:00PM R
08/27 - 12/03
Kyla Walker WC Building B 107 14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144151 CHILD-1117-1015 06:00PM-07:00PM M
08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 145757 CHILD-1117-1022 05:00PM-06:00PM T
08/25 - 12/01
15.00 Hrs.
ID# 145756 CHILD-1117-1021 07:00PM-08:00PM T
08/25 - 12/01
15.00 Hrs.
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ID# 144137 CHILD-1117-1001
Kelsey Moreshead 05:30PM-06:30PM F
WC Gym/Dance 101
08/28 - 12/04
14.00 Hrs.
Level 2 (Ages 12-16)
$105.00
$105.00
$175.00
$105.00
$175.00
$105.00
$105.00
ID# 145759 CHILD-1117-1024 07:00PM-08:00PM W
08/26 - 12/02
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144144 CHILD-1117-1008 07:00PM-08:00PM T
08/25 - 12/01
15.00 Hrs.
ID# 144142 CHILD-1117-1006 11:00AM-12:00PM S
08/29 - 12/05
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144146 CHILD-1117-1010 04:00PM-05:00PM TR
08/25 - 12/03
29.00 Hrs.
ID# 144147 CHILD-1117-1011 04:30PM-05:30PM TR
08/25 - 12/03
29.00 Hrs.
ID# 144153 CHILD-1117-1017 04:00PM-05:00PM M
08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144154 CHILD-1117-1018 05:00PM-06:00PM M
08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144152 CHILD-1117-1016 06:00PM-07:00PM M
08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144145 CHILD-1117-1012 05:30PM-06:30PM T
08/25 - 12/01
Zenaida Vasquez WC Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs.
ID# 145761 CHILD-1117-1026 06:00PM-07:00PM W
08/26 - 12/02
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 145755 CHILD-1117-1020 05:30PM-06:30PM R
08/27 - 12/03
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144155 CHILD-1117-1019 07:00PM-08:00PM R
08/27 - 12/03
Meredith Homen WC Gym/Dance 101
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144143 CHILD-1117-1007 10:00AM-11:00AM S
08/29 - 12/05
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144148 CHILD-1117-1028 06:30PM-07:30PM TR
08/25 - 12/03
29.00 Hrs.
ID# 145758 CHILD-1117-1023 05:00PM-06:00PM T
08/25 - 12/01
Staff
WC Gym/Dance 101
15.00 Hrs.
ID# 144141 CHILD-1117-1005 06:00PM-07:00PM R
08/27 - 12/03
Mystic Barrientez WC Gym/Dance 101
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144150 CHILD-1117-1014 05:30PM-06:30PM F
08/28 - 12/04
14.00 Hrs.
50
$175.00
Levels 3-4 Coed (Ages 6-16)
$105.00
$105.00
$105.00
$105.00
Home-school Levels 3-5 (Ages 8-16)
$105.00
Pre-Team Boys (Ages 6-16)
$135.00
Pre-Team Boys (Ages 6-18)
$240.00
Pre-Team Levels 2-3 Girls (Ages 5-18)
$240.00
Prerequisites: Beginning Level 2 class. Must be able to perform back-handsprings without assistance. All pieces of equipment taught.
ID# 144136 CHILD-1116-1001 05:00PM-06:00PM MW
08/24 - 12/02
29.00 Hrs.
ID# 145728 CHILD-1116-1002 05:00PM-06:00PM R
08/27 - 12/03
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 145729 CHILD-1116-1003 07:00PM-08:00PM R
08/27 - 12/03
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 145730 CHILD-1116-1004 06:00PM-07:00PM T
08/25 - 12/01
15.00 Hrs.
ID# 145731 CHILD-1116-1005 06:00PM-07:00PM W
08/26 - 12/02
14.00 Hrs.
Prerequisites: Beginning Level 2 class. Must be able to perform back-handsprings without
coach assistance. Designed for home-schooled children. All pieces of equipment taught.
ID# 144100 CHILD-1080-1001 11:00AM-12:00PM M
08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
Prerequisites: This is a boy’s only class. By instructor approval only. Class follows USAG
Men’s Gymnastics Programs.
ID# 144131 CHILD-1105-1001 05:30PM-07:00PM M
08/24 - 11/30
21.00 Hrs.
Prerequisites: This is a boy’s only class. By instructor approval only. Class follows USAG
Men’s Gymnastics Programs.
ID# 144132 CHILD-1105-1002 05:30PM-07:00PM MW
08/24 - 12/02
42.00 Hrs.
Prerequisites: By approval of instructor only. You must try-out and be invited to enroll in
the class. Class follows USAG Women’s Artistic Gymnastics.
ID# 144157 CHILD-1125-1001 04:00PM-05:30PM MW
08/24 - 12/02
Madilyn Newsome WC Gym/Dance 101 42.00 Hrs.
Advanced Levels 3-10 Girls (Ages 5-18) Competitive Gymnastics Team
Prerequisites: By approval of instructor only. You must try-out and be invited to enroll in
the class. Class follows USAG Women’s Artistic Gymnastics. For additional information,
dates and pricing please call (806) 356-3668.
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Music
Suzuki Program
For additional information please visit www.actx.edu/suzuki or call (806) 371-5340.
This supportive learning environment is the perfect place for parents and children to
develop a creative, cooperative learning partnership with the following instruments: violin,
viola, cello, guitar, piano and flute. Weekly private and group instruction, monthly Playins, solo recitals and the annual group recital are all components of this complete Suzuki
experience. Since 1977, the AC Suzuki Program has offered highly qualified and trained
Suzuki instructors to support and train growing talent in all students, ages 3-18.
Orff Music (PreK-1st Grade)
$75.00
Group Flute (PreK-12th Grade)
$95.00
Music, rhythm, and movement class using Orff instruments and techniques with an emphasis on preparing and/or strengthening student skills for Suzuki instrumental study. This
section open to those NOT currently enrolled in the Suzuki Program.
ID# 145888 SUZ-7099-1001
04:30PM-05:00PM W
08/26 - 12/02
ID# 145889 SUZ-7099-1002
05:00PM-05:30PM W
08/26 - 12/02
Vanessa Rauscher
7.00 Hrs.
Develop a solid foundation in basic flute technique and sound production through the use
of the fife (a small plastic flute). Learn to read music notation, and work toward developing musical expression, pitch awareness, and ensemble skills in a fun group class setting.
This section is for those NOT enrolled as Suzuki Program students.
ID# 145890 SUZ-4099-1001
04:15PM-05:00PM W
08/26 - 12/02
Katherine Cooper
WSC Music Building 201A
10.50 Hrs.
Advanced String Ensemble (6-12 Grade)
$95.00
Build music reading and theory skills from basic fundamentals through string orchestra
and ensembles with Suzuki violin, viola & cello students. For middle and high school
students with a minimum of three years’ experience who are playing at the following MINIMUM levels: violin: La Folia (Suzuki Book 6), viola: Telemann Concerto (Suzuki Book 4),
cello: Marcello Sonata in E Minor (Suzuki Book 4). This section is for those NOT enrolled
as Suzuki Program students.
ID# 145891 SUZ-9099-1001
05:00PM-05:45PM W
08/26 - 12/09
Camille Nies WSC Music Building 308 11.25 Hrs.
Power Tumbling and Trampoline
There are no more than 12 students per instructor. All power tumbling and trampoline
instructors are CPR and first aid certified. Parent Watch Day will be announced the first
class and will be posted on the bulletin board in the lobby. Please be advised all classes
are co-ed unless otherwise noted.
Power Tumbling and Trampoline Level 1 (Ages 4-7)
Beginning power tumbling and trampoline only.
ID# 144176 CHILD-2350-1004 06:30PM-07:30PM M
Power Tumbling and Trampoline Levels 1-2 (Ages 4-7)
ID# 144174 CHILD-2350-1002 06:00PM-07:00PM M
Cynthia Bird WC Gym/Dance 101 ID# 145791 CHILD-2350-1009 04:00PM-05:00PM R
ID# 145969 CHILD-2350-1010 04:30PM-05:30PM F
ID# 144177 CHILD-2350-1005 10:00AM-11:00AM S
$105.00
08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
$105.00
08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
08/27 - 12/03
14.00 Hrs.
08/28 - 12/04
14.00 Hrs.
08/29 - 12/05
14.00 Hrs.
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$105.00
ID# 144175 CHILD-2350-1003 07:00PM-08:00PM M
ID# 145792 CHILD-2350-1010 04:00PM-05:00PM T
ID# 144178 CHILD-2350-1006 05:30PM-06:30PM W
ID# 144173 CHILD-2350-1001 12:00PM-01:00PM S
08/24 - 11/30
14.00 Hrs.
08/25 - 12/01
15.00 Hrs.
08/26 - 12/02
14.00 Hrs.
08/29 - 12/05
14.00 Hrs.
$105.00
ID# 14173 CHILD-2350-1001 06:00PM-07:00PM Calahan Newsome WC Gym/Dance 101
R
08/27 - 12/03
14.00 Hrs.
Power Tumbling and Trampoline Level 2 (Ages 8-11)
$105.00
$105.00
Prerequisites: Beginning Levels 1-2 class. Must be able to perform back-handsprings
without coach assistance. Power tumbling and trampoline only.
ID# 144656 CHILD-1132-1002 05:00PM-06:00PM T
08/25 - 12/01
15.00 Hrs.
ID# 145789 CHILD-1132-1005 06:00PM-07:00PM T
08/25 - 12/01
15.00 Hrs.
ID# 144162 CHILD-1132-1001 07:00PM-08:00PM R
08/27 - 12/03
14.00 Hrs.
ID# 144657 CHILD-1132-1004 06:30PM-07:30PM F
08/28 - 12/04
14.00 Hrs.
Prerequisites: Beginning Levels 1-2 class. Must be able to perform back-handsprings
without coach assistance. Power tumbling and trampoline only.
ID# 144163 CHILD-1132-1003 06:30PM-07:30PM W
08/26 - 12/02
14.00 Hrs.
Kids-Physical Fitness & Health
Zumba® (Ages 4-9)
$60.00
Perfect for our younger Zumba® fans! Kids get the chance to socialize with friends and
jam out to their favorite music. Zumba® Kids, Jr classes are rockin’, high-energy dance
parties packed with kid-friendly routines. We break down steps, add games, activities and
cultural exploration elements into the class structure. Helps develop a healthy lifestyle and
incorporate fitness as a natural part of children’s lives. Classes incorporate key childhood
development elements such as leadership, respect, team work, confidence, self-esteem,
memory, creativity, coordination, balance and cultural awareness.
ID# 145980 CHILD-1737-1001 10:00AM-11:00AM S
08/29 - 12/05
Anita Trevino DTWN Nixson Gym 200 14.00 Hrs
Kids - Sports and Recreation
Martial Arts
Introduction to Goju Ryu Karate (Ages 5-9)
$35.00
Children gain substantial rewards from the practice of Goju Ryu Karate such as confidence, discipline, focus and self-control. Class consists of fun exercises and drills designed to improve fitness, and provide physical skills that will last a life time. Positive
reinforcement is used to encourage excellence in performance and behavior. An all-white
karate gi (uniform) is required and will be discussed at first class meeting.
ID# 144167 CHILD-1166-1001
06:30PM-07:30PM
W
08/26 - 09/30
ID# 144168 CHILD-1166-1002
06:30PM-07:30PM
W
10/07 - 11/11
Sensei Lee Gray
Amarillo Martial Arts Center 6.00 Hrs.
3101 S. Western, Suite 3
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Karate - Shotokan (Ages 8-13)
$106.00
Karate - Shotokan (Ages 5-13)
$99.00
The Japan Karate Association method is one of the best devices for teaching unarmed
self-defense and various martial arts techniques. Belt advancement upon completion of
prescribed syllabi. Gi uniform is required and will be discussed at first class meeting.
ID# 144165 CHILD-1165-1001 05:30PM-07:00PM T
08/25 - 12/01
Bob Gillespie, 3rd Dan DTWN Nixson Gym 102C 22.50 Hrs.
The Japan Karate Association method is one of the best devices for teaching unarmed
self-defense and various martial arts techniques. Belt advancement upon completion of
prescribed syllabi. Gi uniform is required and will be discussed at first class meeting.
ID# 144166 CHILD-1165-1002 05:30PM-07:00PM R
08/27 - 12/03
ID# 144658 CHILD-1165-1003 05:30PM-07:00PM S
08/29 - 12/05
Bob Gillespie, 3rd Dan DTWN Nixson Gym 102C 21.00 Hrs.
Volleyball
Volleyball for Girls (Grades 3-4)
$57.00
Basic skills in volleyball - passing, setting, blocking, spiking and proper footwork taught in
the class. Drills and team play enforced beginning the third class meeting.
ID# 144660 CHILD-1393-1001 06:00PM-07:30PM T
09/01 - 10/27
Rita Sampson
13.50 Hrs.
Kids – Skating
Rental skates are included in the course fee, but wrist guards and skating or hockey style
helmets are required. Due to ice rink availability, occasional variations in schedule will be
necessary.
Ice Skating Beginning (Ages 5-8)
$140.00
Introduction to basic ice skating skills. Learn to glide forward and backward, stop, turn, fall,
and get up. Class Follows USFS Basic Skills curriculum. ID# 144156 CHILD-1122-1001 12:00PM-01:30PM S
09/19 - 10/24
Svetlana Petrey Amarillo Civic Center Coliseum
9.00 Hrs.
Ice Skating Beginning (Ages 9-18)
ID# 144655 CHILD-1122-1002
Alicia Eaton-Spoll 12:00PM-01:30PM S
Amarillo Civic Center Coliseum
$140.00
09/19 - 10/24
9.00 Hrs.
AC Conservatory Theatre
Comedy Tonight - Developing the Dramatic Actor (Ages 12-18)
$125.00
Develop Dramatic Actor (Ages 12-16)
$125.00
Pre-Conservatory Creative Drama (Ages 6-9)
$125.00
An introduction to the development of the comedic character by emphasizing the importance of comedic timing, delivery and physicalization.
ID# 144042 ACT-1010-1001
04:15PM-05:15PM M
09/14 - 12/07
Linda Dee Hughes
WSC Ordway Hall 114
13.00 Hrs.
Designed to develop the emotional and performance levels necessary for the presentation of a believable dramatic character. Actors learn through individual theatrical exercises,
monologues and end of semester presentations.
ID# 144041 ACT-1006-1001
05:00PM-06:30PM M
09/14 - 12/07
Jayme McBride
WSC Ordway Hall 114
13.00 Hrs.
A fun and imaginative class designed for the very young theatre student. The curriculum
includes introductory theatre games and creative dramatic exercises.
ID# 144043 ACT-1021-1001
04:00PM-05:00PM T
09/15 - 12/08
Staff
WSC Ordway Hall 114
13.00 Hrs.
ID# 144050 ACT-1200-1001
04:00PM-05:00PM W
09/16 - 12/09
Jayme McBride
WSC Ordway Hall 114
12.00 Hrs.
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Theatre Concepts (Ages 9-11)
$125.00
Designed to teach beginning to advanced students the language of the theatre and
foundational theatrical skills. Recommended for all levels of students in a practical theatre
setting.
ID# 144045 ACT-1083-1001
04:00PM-05:00PM T
09/15 - 12/08
Jayme McBride
WSC Ordway Hall 114
13.00 Hrs.
Advanced: Getting Callback (Ages 14-18)
$125.00
Designed to explore local, college and national auditions. Materials are prepared in order
for the actor to land the coveted call-back.
ID# 144370 ACT-1023-1001
05:00PM-06:30PM T
09/15 - 12/08
Linda Dee Hughes
WSC Ordway Hall 114
19.50 Hrs.
Introduction to Scene Studies (Ages 11-14)
$125.00
Acting the Song (Ages 12-16)
$125.00
Advanced Scene Studies (Ages 14-18)
$125.00
Development of the actor through the study of age appropriate theatre scenes. Modern
theatre literature will be explored and performed at the end of the semester.
ID# 144047 ACT-1094-1001
05:00PM-06:00PM W
09/16 - 12/16
Jayme McBride
WSC Ordway Hall 114
13.00 Hrs.
Designed to develop the emotional and physical characteristics of presenting a song.
ID# 144046 ACT-1092-1001
04:00PM-05:00PM R
09/10 - 12/10
Kylie Bearden
WSC Ordway Hall 114
19.50 Hrs.
Actor development through the study of age appropriate theatre scenes. Modern theatre
literature will be explored analyzed and performed.
ID# 144048 ACT-1094-1002
05:00PM-06:30PM R
09/10 - 12/10
Linda Dee Hughes
WSC Ordway Hall 114
19.50 Hrs.
In a fun and nurturing environment, The Conservatory Theatre
focuses on developing the dramatic skills of the young actor to
prepare them for auditions anywhere in the world.
Join the AC Conservatory Theatre, TODAY!
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Seniors’ College
The following classes are specifically designed for
those age 50 and older. Unless otherwise noted, you
must be age 50 or older or have permission of the
instructor to take one of the classes.
Seniors - Arts and Crafts
Acrylic Painting
$55.00
$55.00
Drawing
$55.00
Fun Art
$55.00
Introduction to Oil Painting
$55.00
Oil Painting Intermediate/Advanced
$55.00
Beginning, intermediate and advanced class. Students must furnish own art supplies.
Pickup supply list, 1314 S. Polk, Room 123, and have supplies before first class meeting.
ID# 144315 SRCIT-1024-1001 09:00AM-12:00PM M
08/24 - 11/30
Donna Cobb/Darl Landis
DTWN Business & Industry Center 123 42.00 Hrs.
Joys of China Painting
Students must furnish own art supplies. Supply list will be given at first class meeting.
Paint your own gifts and create family heirlooms in this beautiful art. Pieces will be fired for
minimal fee.
ID# 144316 SRCIT-1273-1001 01:00PM-04:00PM T
08/25 - 12/01
Mary Ruth Bishop DTWN Business & Industry Center 119
45.00 Hrs.
Instruction for the beginning or experienced artist using a variety of subjects and techniques in a relaxed, fun class. Students must furnish own art supplies. Supply list can be
picked up at 1314 S. Polk St., Room 123.
ID# 144319 SRCIT-1362-1001 09:00AM-12:00PM R
08/27 - 12/03
Sandy Jones DTWN Business & Industry Center 119
42.00 Hrs.
Let’s gather to paint, draw and fellowship. Bring your art project to this class and let’s learn
from each other.
ID# 144321 SRCIT-1513-1001 01:00PM-04:00PM W
08/26 - 12/02
Kathy Massey DTWN Business & Industry Center 119 42.00 Hrs.
Beginning basics of oil painting is taught in this class. Students must furnish own art supplies. Supply list can be picked up at 1314 S. Polk St., Room 123.
ID# 144324 SRCIT-1603-1001 09:00AM-12:00PM T
08/25 - 12/01
Jim Burleson DTWN Business & Industry Center 123
45.00 Hrs.
Students must furnish own art supplies. Supply list will be given at first class meeting.
Beginning, intermediate and advanced classes in oil painting with qualified instructors.
ID# 144325 SRCIT-1604-1001 09:00AM-12:00PM W
08/26 - 12/02
Jim Burleson DTWN Business & Industry Center 123
45.00 Hrs.
ID# 144326 SRCIT-1604-1002 09:00AM-12:00PM R
08/27 - 12/03
Staff DTWN Business & Industry Center 123
42.00 Hrs.
Watercolor Painting
$55.00
Explore the medium of watercolor from exercises and class set-ups.
ID# 144329 SRCIT-1901-1001 01:00PM-04:00PM R
08/27 - 12/03
Staff DTWN Business & Industry Center 119
42.00 Hrs.
Woodcarving - Beginning/Intermediate
$55.00
Must have minimum of two years related experience, completed the beginning woodcarving class, or instructor permission.
ID# 144330 SRCIT-1951-1001 09:00AM-12:00PM M
08/24 - 11/30
ID# 144331 SRCIT-1951-1002 01:00PM-04:00PM M
08/24 - 11/30
James Fuller/Ralph Byrd
45.00 Hrs.
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Seniors - Computer Classes
Computer Concepts
$52.00
Beginning Word
$52.00
Beginning Excel
$52.00
$52.00
Computer Maintenance
$52.00
Social Media for Seniors
$52.00
An introductory class to computer concepts and terminology along with mouse operations,
file management, and desktop properties. Introduction to word processing with Microsoft
Notepad, WordPad and Microsoft Word. Creation of documents using features such as
copying, pasting, text alignment, and margins.
ID# 144317 SRCIT-1286-1002 09:00AM-11:30AM RF
08/27 - 09/04
ID# 144318 SRCIT-1286-1003 06:00PM-08:30PM RF
08/27 - 09/04
ID# 145816 SRCIT-1286-2001 09:00AM-11:30AM RF
12/03 - 12/11
ID# 145819 SRCIT-1286-2002 06:00PM-08:30PM RF
12/03 - 12/11
10.00 Hrs.
Focuses on Microsoft Word, creating documents and formatting documents with formatted fonts, clip art, charts, borders and arrangement of text. Learn to insert text and utilize
spell-check, borders and shading, bullets and numbering, and paragraph features.
ID# 144327 SRCIT-1828-1001 09:00AM-11:30AM RF
09/10 - 09/18
ID# 144328 SRCIT-1828-1002 06:00PM-08:30PM RF
09/10 - 09/18
10.00 Hrs.
Introduction to spreadsheets and the basic functions of Excel including arrangement of
information, finding optimal cell width, inserting and deleting columns and rows, sorting
and filtering data, merging and deleting cells, use of the summation formula and formatting
text within the spreadsheet.
ID# 144320 SRCIT-1385-1002 09:00AM-11:30AM RF
09/24 - 10/02
ID# 145698 SRCIT-1385-1001 06:00PM-08:30PM RF
09/24 - 10/02
10.00 Hrs.
Exploring the Internet
An introduction to the Internet and Internet terminology with an emphasis on discussion
of Internet issues and review of popular websites. Seniors explore both the Internet and
Internet resources including the use of advanced search techniques to narrow search
techniques. The class creates a free e-mail account and practices sending e-mails with
and without attachments.
ID# 144322 SRCIT-1575-1001 09:00AM-11:30AM RF
10/08 - 10/16
ID# 144323 SRCIT-1575-1002 06:00PM-08:30PM RF
10/08 - 10/16
10.00 Hrs.
Learn DIY computer maintenance including defrag, backup and hard-drive space optimization. Bring your own device to class if you can. An external storage device (i.e. flash
drive, external drive, CDs or DVDs) is also recommended but not required.
ID# 145699 SRCIT-1285-1001 09:00AM-11:30AM RF
10/22 - 10/30
ID# 145700 SRCIT-1285-1002 06:00PM-08:30PM RF
10/22 - 10/30
10.00 Hrs.
Focusing on Facebook, learn how to control who can see your posts, edit friends list,
control your news feed, upload pictures and keep unwanted posts out of your time-line.
Ethical and privacy issues will also be discussed.
ID# 145701 SRCIT-1287-1001 09:00AM-11:30AM RF
11/05 - 11/13
ID# 145702 SRCIT-1287-1002 06:00PM-08:30PM RF
11/05 - 11/13
10.00 Hrs.
Connect with your
Grandkids on FACEBOOK!
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Hereford Campus
Computer Literacy
Computer Fundamentals
$275.00
Prerequisite: Keyboarding skill of 25+ wpm. Computer application specific software. Emphasizes the concurrent development of office skills and computer knowledge. This course
is designed to be repeated multiple times to improve student proficiency.
ID# 145797 POFI-1004-1001 04:30PM-05:45PM TR
08/25 - 12/10
Jimmy Taylor
Hinkson Memorial Campus106
80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU)
Healthcare Courses
Medical Terminology I
$205.00
Prerequisite: Reading Techniques II - minimum grade of C or a score on a state-approved test indicating college-level reading skills. Study of medical terms through word
origin and structure. Introduction to abbreviations and symbols, surgical and diagnostic
procedures, and medical specialties.
ID# 145385 HITT-1005-1003 10:00AM-12:45PM F
08/28 - 12/11
Shawna Lopez
Hinkson Memorial Campus 135 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)
Prerequisites #1, #2, #3 and #4 (see pages 6&7)
CNA Program Intro CNA
ID# 146183 NURA-1001-1009 Lecture
ID# 146184 NURA-1001-1010
Clinical
ID# 146185 NURA-1060-1003
Staff $770.00
09:00AM-02:30PM TBA MT MTWR 10/05-11/18
10/05-11/18
09:00AM-01:30PM
08:30AM-04:30PM TBA
MWR R
10/07-11/23
10/19
09:00AM-01:00pm
TWF 11/24-12/11
TBA 205.00 Hrs. (20.50 CEU)
Gain the skills you need for a new or better
job. Enroll in our five-week course at . . .
Hereford Truck
Driving Academy
Call 379-2700
Industrial Technology
Basic Electrical Theory
$305.00
Basic theory and practice of electrical circuits. Includes calculations as applied to alternating and direct current.
ID# 143703 ELPT-1011-1004 06:00PM-09:50PM TR
10/20 - 12/10
Robert Johnson
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Machining Technology
Introduction to Industrial Maintenance
$305.00
Machine Shop Mathematics
$329.00
Prerequisite: Industrial Mathematics Basic mechanical skills and repair techniques common to most fields of industrial maintenance. Topics include application of precision measuring instruments and general safety rules common in industry, including lock-out/tag-out.
Practice of basic layout and piece part measurement while using standard measuring
tools is also emphasized.
ID# 145827 INMT-1005-1006 06:00PM-09:50PM MW
10/19 - 12/09
Robert Johnson
Designed to prepare the student with technical, applied mathematics that will be necessary in future machine shop-related courses
ID# 145830 MCHN-1043-1006 06:00PM-09:50PM MW
08/24 - 10/14
Janice Wilks
Management
Accounting Principles I
$193.00
Customer Service
$145.00
$319.00
Digital Photography Basic
$73.00
Digital Photography-Imaging and Developing
$73.00
Prerequisite: Reading Techniques II - minimum grade of C or a score on a state-approved test indicating college-level reading skills. A study of accounting concepts and
their application in transaction analysis and financial statement preparation and asset and
equity accounting in proprietorships and corporations. Emphasis on accounting cycle for
service and merchandising enterprises.
ID# 144369 ACNT-1025-1001 07:00PM-09:45PM W
08/26 - 12/09
Lisa Lightfoot
Practical information and techniques to create excellent customer service. Emphasis on
the many facets of customer service and how to address each facet successfully.
ID# 144600 BMGT-1091-1004 06:00PM-06:55PM MW
08/24 - 10/26
Staff
Supervision
A study of the role of the supervisor. Managerial function as applied to leadership, counseling, motivation, and human skills are examined.
ID# 144599 BMGT-1091-1001 07:00PM-09:45PM MW
08/24 - 12/09
Staff
Photography
Beginners class of basics for the enthusiastic photographer using a digital camera.
ID# 145820 PHOTO-1013-1002 06:00PM-09:00PM M
08/31 - 10/19
Pamela McNutt Hinkson Memorial Campus 103
21.00 Hrs. (2.10 CEU)
Beginners class of photo imagining and developing picture through the use of digital camera computer software.
ID# 145817 PHOTO-1013-1001 06:00PM-09:00PM M
10/26 - 12/07
Pamela McNutt Hinkson Memorial Campus 106 21.00 Hrs. (2.10 CEU)
Register Online
www.actx.edu/ce
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$260.00
Forklift design, controls and instrumentation, comprehensive pre-use inspection, forklift
stability, and factors affecting stability. Hands-on training and demonstration of proficiency.
ID# 144738 CNSE-1003-1002 05:00PM-09:00PM TWR
09/08 - 09/10
ID# 144739 CNSE-1003-1004 05:00PM-09:00PM TWR
10/06 - 10/08
ID# 144740 CNSE-1003-1005 05:00PM-09:00PM TWR
11/03 - 11/05
ID# 143651 CNSE-1003-2002 05:00PM-09:00PM TWR
12/08 - 12/10
Jerry Terry
Hinkson Memorial Campus 11312.00 Hrs. (1.20 CEU)
Prerequisites:
Card
permit are included
Course.
driving skills test with an Amarillo College vehicle. In person registration at the Hinkson
Memorial Campus, 1115 W. 15th, Hereford, TX is required.
ID# 143683 CVOP-2035-1006
08:00AM-05:00PM
MTW
ID# 143665 CVOP-1005-1008
08:00AM-12:00PM
MTWRF
09/03 - 09/18
ID# 145914 CVOP-1001-1007
01:00PM-05:00PM
MTWRF
09/03 - 09/18
ID# 143676 CVOP-2033-1007
08:00AM-05:00PM
MTWRF
09/21 - 09/30
ID# 143690 CVOP-2037-1006
08:00AM-05:00PM
MTWRF
10/01 - 10/12
240.00Hrs. (24.40 CEU)
08/31 - 09/02
$3650.00
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Commercial Driver License Program - September 14-October 23
ID# 143684 CVOP-2035-1007
08:00AM-05:00PM
MTW
10/13 - 10/15
ID# 143667 CVOP-1005-1010
08:00AM-12:00PM
MTWRF
10/16 - 10/30
ID# 143658 CVOP-1001-1006
01:00PM-05:00PM
MTWRF
10/16 - 10/30
ID# 143677 CVOP-2033-1009
08:00AM-05:00PM
MTWRF
11/02 - 11/11
ID# 143688 CVOP-2037-1003
08:00AM-05:00PM
MTWRF
11/12 - 11/23
240.00Hrs. (24.40 CEU)
$3650.00
Moore County Campus
Computer Literacy
Computer for Life
$36.00
Does the computer make you crazy? Need some help navigating, problem solving and
knowing what to do with updates, downloads, and other computer questions? Come learn
computer basics and navigating skills to help you in your computer endeavors.
ID# 143846 ITSC-1012-1002 06:00PM-08:00PM T
11/03 - 11/24
Alicia Williams
Moore County Campus 147
8.00 Hrs. (0.80 CEU)
English as a Second Language
Occupational English-Level II
$159.00
Develop workplace communication skills for agriculture, dairy and construction trades.
Emphasis placed on vocabulary, pronunciation and simple sentence patterns including
correct subject verb agreement, punctuation and capitalization.
Desarrolle habilidades de comunicación para el trabajo enfocadas en operaciones agrícolas, lácteas y de construcción. Se hace énfasis en el vocabulario, la pronunciación y
estructuras de frases sencillas, incluyendo la concordancia y uso correcto entre sujetoverbo, puntuación y capitalización.
ID# 143652 COMG-1001-1001 10:00AM-12:00PM TW
09/08 - 12/02
Ana Crook Moore County Campus 108 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)
Healthcare Courses
Prerequisites #1, #2, #3 and #4 (see pages 6&7)
CNA Program Intro CNA
ID# 146179 NURA-1001-1007 Lecture
ID# 146180 NURA-1001-1008
Clinical
ID# 146181 NURA-1060-2001
Robert Bates Downtown Campus - DTWN
05:30PM-08:00PM TBA R
MTW $770.00
09/16-11/19
09/16-11/19
08:00AM-05:00PMSU 09/16-12/19
TBA
06:45AM-03:30pm
SU 12/03-12/21
05:00PM-10:00pm MR 12/03-12/21
TBA 205.00 Hrs. (20.50 CEU)
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For additional information please call (806) 379-2726
Prerequisites:
Card
permit are included
Course.
driving skills test with an Amarillo College vehicle. In person registration at the Moore
County Campus Career and Technical Center is required.
ID# 143685 CVOP-2035-1009
08:00AM-05:00PM
MTW
08/31 - 09/02
ID# 143663 CVOP-1005-1006
08:00AM-12:00PM
MTWRF
09/03 - 09/18
ID# 145915 CVOP-1001-1008
01:00PM-05:00PM
MTWRF
09/03 - 09/18
ID# 143675 CVOP-2033-1006
08:00AM-05:00PM
MTWRF
09/21 - 09/30
ID# 143692 CVOP-2037-1007
08:00AM-05:00PM
MTWRF
10/01 - 10/12
240.00Hrs. (24.40 CEU)
$3650.00
Commercial Driver License Program - October 13-November 23
ID# 144950 CVOP-2035-1004
08:00AM-05:00PM
ID# 143666 CVOP-1005-1009
08:00AM-12:00PM
MTWRF
10/16 - 10/30
ID# 145916 CVOP-1001-1009
01:00PM-05:00PM
MTWRF
10/16 - 10/30
ID# 144948 CVOP-2033-1010
08:00AM-05:00PM
MTWRF
11/02 - 11/11
ID# 144952 CVOP-2037-1011
08:00AM-05:00PM
MTWRF
11/12 - 11/23
MTW
240.00Hrs. (24.40 CEU)
10/13 - 10/15
$3650.00
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Mission
Amarillo College
enriching the lives of our students and our community.
Continuing Education Division
strengthening communities through lifelong learning.
Continuing Education
•
The Registrar’s Office records Continuing Education courses you have taken, and a
transcript of those courses will be provided upon request.
• Continuing Education Units (CEUs) are awarded for designated Continuing Education
classes. One CEU is defined as “10 contact hours of participation in an organized
continuing education adult or extension experience under responsible sponsorship,
capable direction, and qualified instruction.”
• Students in Continuing Education classes for which CEUs are awarded will qualify
for one of the following: S — Satisfactory, U — Unsatisfactory. Students in non-CEU
bearing classes, courses generally designed for the student’s personal enrichment
and enjoyment, do not receive grades.
Academic Freedom
Students shall be free to be guided by scholarly research, study the substance of a given
discipline, examine pertinent data, question assumptions, take reasoned exception to
information and views offered in the classroom, and reserve judgment about matters of
opinion.
Enrollment Eligibility Notice
Students with outstanding obligations to Amarillo College may not be allowed to enroll in
or complete a Continuing Education course until the obligation is fulfilled. Students who
have received a Criminal Trespass Warning from Amarillo College will not be allowed to
enroll in courses held on any AC campus unless the warning has been lifted.
Senior Citizen Tuition Waiver Policy
A Senior Citizen is defined as “any person 65 years of age or older.” Tuition will be waived
on eligible courses on a SPACE AVAILABLE basis; however, the class must reach its
minimum paying enrollment, but not its maximum, for the policy to apply. Proof of age and
photo identification are required, and the student must pay all course/lab fees.
Continuing Education Courses: A Senior Citizen must complete the “Continuing
Education Registration Form.” Continuing education courses that do not meet the
criteria for state funding must be self-supporting and are not eligible for the Senior Citizen
Tuition Waiver. Ineligible courses include all Personal Enrichment courses and most
Occupational Continuing Education courses that are less than seven clock hours in length.
TPEG Funding
TPEG funding for certain CEU credit bearing Continuing Education classes is available
to eligible students. Student eligibility is based on demonstrated need and is limited to
student enrollment in an occupation specific state funded course. TPEG funds do not
cover textbooks or supplies. The Financial Aid Office will determine individual approval
and oversee the disbursement of TPEG funds. Please contact the Continuing Education
Office at (806) 371-2910 for more information.
Note: Application does not guarantee payment of tuition, and the award is based
on the availability of funds.
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The Fine Print
•
Amarillo College is an Equal Opportunity Community College.
•
disAbility Services - Any student who has a disabling condition that may require special
arrangements to meet course requirements should contact disAbility Services, Room 119
of the Student Service Center, Washington Street Campus or call 371-5436.
•
Linked Courses - If a student registers through Occupational Continuing Education, they
earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for designated classes, not Semester Credit
Hours (SCHs). If students wish to receive SCHs, they must enroll through the College’s
credit registration process.
•
Class Cancellation - Amarillo College reserves the right to cancel a class or classes
when necessary.
•
Inclement Weather - In the event that severe weather conditions are present, the
President of Amarillo College may find it necessary to close the College. Students and
faculty are advised to listen to local radio and television stations for announcements and
updates. The main telephone number for the College is 371-5000, and the message will
be switched to announce weather-related decisions. Local television stations will be notified immediately of a closing decision. The latest information can also be found on the AC
website: www.actx.edu
•
Refund Policy - Unless otherwise stated in brochures, flyers, or other promotional
materials, the AC Continuing Education Refund Policy is as follows:
•
•
•
•
Students must initiate all refund requests and transfers from one class to another.
Refunds are processed within 45 days.
If a student transfers to a different class, any additional tuition due must be paid at the time
the transfer is processed.
If a class is cancelled, the student automatically receives a 100 percent refund.
Classes with fewer than three class meetings:
Until the close of business the last working day prior to the beginning date of the class:
•
•
•
100 percent refunds will be given.
Class transfers are allowed.
No refunds will be given on or after the first class day.
•
•
•
100 percent refunds will be given.
Class transfers are allowed and 100 percent of tuition already paid will be applied to the
new course(s).
No refunds will be given on or after the third class day.
Classes with three or more class meetings:
Until the close of business the last working day prior to the date of the third class meeting:
•
Notice to Employers - Third party checks received at the time of enrollment are applied
to the student’s account.
2015 Fall Semester
Holidays and Observances
Sept. 7 – Labor Day
Nov. 26 - 29 – Thanksgiving Holiday
Dec 19 - Jan. 3 – Christmas Break
AskAC
PHONE/WEB SERVICE:
Call : • (806) 371-5000Monday through Thursday - 7 a.m.- 9 p.m.
• (800) 227-8784
Friday - 7 a.m.- 6 p.m.
• www.actx.edu
Saturday -10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
Except Holiday Weekends
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Registration begins July 27, 2015
You may enroll using one of these methods: online, mail, fax or in person.
To hold a place in the class, payment is due upon enrollment.
CE Online Registration
Open the internet browser and go to www.actx.edu/ce
Enter the course ID or keyword in the search bar and click Search. You may also browse under Find Classes.
Click on the course title and then click register/more info button
Review course listing and click Add to Cart and then Proceed to Checkout.
You may continue to check out or add additional course(s) at this time. Please note you may only register one
student at a time.
Once you have added all the course(s) to your shopping cart, Click “Check Out”.
If you have never registered for a course before, you will need to proceed as a new student. If you are a
returning student, please log on with your ACNet ID and Password to complete the registration.
Online Registration Troubleshooting
•
If you are not currently enrolled or were not enrolled within the last year, call 371-5000 to update
your record. If you meet these requirements and cannot register online, call 371-5000.
•
Cannot register for classes: Be sure you have cleared any restrictions for financial obligations.
If you have questions related to a specific Continuing Education class, send an e-mail to ContEd@actx.edu, or
call (806) 371-2900
Mail Registration
If you are enrolling a child, you must use the social security number of the child not the parent.
• Complete the registration form on page 2, enclose check or credit card information, and mail to AMARILLO COLLEGE
REGISTRAR’S OFFICE
PO BOX 447
AMARILLO TX 79178
• No acknowledgement will be mailed.
FAX Registration
•
•
•
If you are enrolling a child, you must use the social security number of the child not the parent.
Complete the registration form on page 2, include credit card information, and fax
to Registrar’s Office (806) 371-5066.
No acknowledgement will be mailed.
In-Person Registration - AskAC
WASHINGTON STREET CAMPUS
AskAC Counter
2211 S Washington St
Student Service Center
7:30 a.m.- 6 p.m., Monday - Friday
AskAC Call Center (806) 371-5000
7:00 a.m.- 9 p.m., Monday - Thursday
7:00 a.m. -6 p.m., Friday
10:00 a.m. -3 p.m., Saturday
EAST CAMPUS
1401 J Ave
Student Services Center
7:30 a.m.- 5 p.m., Monday - Friday
Closed for Lunch 12 p.m.-1 p.m.
WEST CAMPUS
6222 SW 9th Ave
Lecture Hall
8 a.m.- 5 p.m., Monday - Friday
Closed for Lunch 1 p.m.-2 p.m.
MOORE COUNTY CAMPUS
1220 E 1st St, Dumas TX
7:30 a.m.- 8:30 p.m., Monday - Thursday
7:30 a.m.- 3:30 p.m., Friday
Moore County Campus Career and Tech
115 Success Blvd
8:30 a.m.- 6 p.m., Monday - Thursday
8:30 a.m.- 3:30 p.m., Friday
HEREFORD CAMPUS
1115 West 15th
7:30 a.m.- 5 p.m., Monday – Thursday
7:30 a.m.- 12 Noon, Friday
START YOUR CAREER
IN HEREFORD
• Truck Driving Academy
• Certified Nurse’s Aide
• CPR
• Business
Management
• Marketable
Skills Certificate
• Accounting
• English as a
Second Language
• GED
• Forklift
• Industrial Maintenance
actx.edu/hereford
806-379-2700
1115 West 15th Street
Hereford, TX 79045
PERIODICAL
An Equal Opportunity Community College
P.O. Box 447
Amarillo, TX 79178-0001
RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMER
ECRWSS
OPEN FOR YOUR BUSINESS
The Business and Industry Center (BIC) at the Downtown Campus of Amarillo College is the
Panhandle’s premiere address for business training, seminars and large meetings. A short walking
distance from the heart of downtown, the BIC is the perfect venue when workforce training is the
focus of your event.
The 215 seat, classroom-style Auditorium
contains state of the art audio-visual equipment
and is complimented by a spacious and
elegantly furnished lobby that features a fullservice registration area. Refreshments are
easily served in the auditorium foyer and can be
provided by the vendor of your choice.
The professional staff at Amarillo College’s
Downtown Campus are seasoned and gracious
meeting hosts, and will help coordinate
registration and catering to make sure your
event runs smoothly.
Down the hall from the auditorium, five smart
classrooms and a computer lab can be
configured to accommodate small and large
groups for training and breakout sessions. If a
catered meal is on your agenda, the Exhibit Hall
has a simple kitchen for food staging with its
own separate entrance.
Interested in a tour of our facility? Contact Chrissy Mayhall: 371-2907
www.actx.edu/ce
askac@actx.edu • (806) 371-5000
P.O. BOX 447 • AMARILLO, TX 79178-0001

- Amarillo College

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