Experience It! - University of Wisconsin

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SPRING &
SUMMER
2016
Continuing Education
in cooperation with UW-Extension
Experience It!
Look For
NEW
Classes!
Lifelong Learning for Personal Enrichment
& Professional Development
Learn to Curl!......................... p. 4
Kayaking................................ p. 5
Walleye Fishing Techniques... p. 5
Youth Basketball Clinic......... p. 6
Amazing Acrylics................... p. 7
Business Communication....... p. 8
Public Speaking..................... p. 9
Selling on EBay................... p. 10
Plus - 100’s of online courses available 24/7/365
JOIN THE
CELEBRATIONS
IN 2016!
UW-Barron County is approaching its 50th Anniversary, and we hope
you’ll join the celebrations! Throughout 2016, UW Barron County
Foundation will sponsor special anniversary events bringing alumni,
current and former faculty and staff, and community members together
as we celebrate 50 years of higher education in Barron County and
beyond.
FEBRUARY 6
E.A.T.S.—Educational Assistance Through Scholarship combines
food, entertainment and community as we fundraise for scholarships,
professional development and campus enhancements!
MAY 19
Campus & Community Awards and Commencement include the presentation of UW-Barron County’s
Distinguished Alumni Award. (Nominations are accepted through April 1—visit barron.uwc.edu/
alumni)
S E P T E M B E R 2 4 U-FEST: A Festival of the Arts at UW-Barron County is a
showcase of the abundant and diverse talent found in northwestern
Wisconsin. This free event features local musicians, artisans,
authors, vintners and brewers.
DECEMBER 2
The historic Angel Ball will return as the culmination of our 50th Anniversary
celebration! Featuring The Dean’s List big band, this must-attend “Adult Prom”
will celebrate all that UW-Barron County has brought to the region over the past
50 years!
TA B L E O F C O N T E N T S
Experience it!
2016 offers abundant opportunities for you to experience and learn at UW-Barron County.
Once again we’re offering some regional favorites like Ballroom Dance and Watercolor
painting. New to UW-BC Continuing Ed - you can learn to curl, navigate a kayak, fish like
the pros, create art with acrylics and, for our youth participate in a fun basketball camp!
We’ve added new business classes to help you become a better communicator in your
workplace. Plus, there are 100’s of online classes to choose from with access 24/7/365.
Learn something new – Experience it!
2016 is a landmark year for UW-BC. Join us in celebration of
50 years of serving our area communities.
We Are Northwest Wisconsin’s UW Campus!
Doug Edwardsen
Director, Continuing Education
doug.edwardsen@uwc.edu
715-234-8176 Ext 5403
Music & Dance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-3
Sports & Exercise. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4-6
Art Series. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Professional Development. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8-9
For the Fun of It. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Learn Online. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11-12
It’s Happening on Campus. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-17
Degree Programs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18-19
How to Register & Campus Map. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-21
It’s easy to register and pay online at: www.ce.uwc.edu/barron/catalog
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MUSIC & DANCE
Ballroom Dance Level I
Don’t just watch the stars dance, learn how to move around the dance floor in this fun dance
class. Whether you’re just beginning ballroom dancing, or would like to brush up on your
basic dance moves, this dance class is for you. You’ll learn the swing, waltz and rumba,
while you stay in shape and socialize. Register early as class size is limited.
Tuesdays // April 12, 19, 26, May 3 & 10 // 6:00-7:15 PM
Meggers Hall Commons // $59 per person
Ballroom Dance Level II
This class is designed for those with some ballroom dance experience. Time will be spent
on emphasizing leading and following skills along with adding new patterns. Enhance the
movement of your dancing by learning to develop the advanced techniques used by the
experts. Dances covered will be chosen by the participants.
Tuesdays // April 12, 19, 26, May 3 & 10 // 7:15 – 8:30 PM
Meggers Hall Commons // $59 per person
Your Ballroom Dance instructors are Dave & Karen
Goggin from the Eau Claire area. They have over 30
combined years of professional teaching experience in
Ballroom & Latin dancing. They teach a combination
of private and group lessons in the Eau Claire,
Chippewa Falls, and Marshfield areas. Dave and Karen
welcome singles and couples into their classes and take
a personal interest in making sure everyone, including
novice and experienced participants, have fun while
learning.
Get ready for the Angel Ball at UW-BC on December 2.
Register for Ballroom Dance and brush up on those moves!
Popular Instrument Lessons for Beginners
See how easy it can be to learn to play popular songs in these small group lessons for guitar,
ukulele, mandolin or banjo. You will be introduced to the beginner chords, scales, and
playing techniques. Plus you will learn proper instrument position, study basic music theory
and start to understand why and when notes are played.
Your instructor, Roger Harrison, is a seasoned and versatile
musician. He joined the Musicians’ Union at the young age of
13 and has been teaching others to make music for many years.
Playing in his family band, Roger has performed as the opening
act for Conway Twitty, Jerry Lee Lewis, Hank Williams Jr. and
other nationally known performers.
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UW-Barron County Continuing Education – Spring & Summer 2016
MUSIC & DANCE
Red Cedar Choir
The Red Cedar Choir is a partnership with the UW-BC
Music Department and surrounding communities. You will
have the incredible opportunity to sing and be part of one
of the best choirs in the area. It is open to all community
members, high school age and older. An audition may be
required for new members. The choir is under the direction
of Beth Joosten. Joosten has been a resident of the area
since 1974. She presently teaches various music courses
at UW-BC and also teaches vocal and general music at
Cameron Middle School and High School. Joosten has been
the director of the Red Cedar Choir since 2012.
Thursdays // Jan 28 – April 14 // 7:00 – 9:00 PM
UW-BC Fine Arts Music Room // $10 each semester
Communiversity Band
Communiversity Band is a joint effort of the UW-BC Music
Department and the adult musicians of the surrounding communities.
The Communiversity Band rehearses on Mondays during the first
and second semesters. The band performs one concert during each
semester and special concerts in neighboring communities. This
ensemble is open to any student or community member. Mike Joosten
is the director of the Communiversity Band.
Mondays // Jan 25 – March 28 // 7:00-9:00 PM
UW-BC Fine Arts Music Room // $10 per semester
Instrument Lessons Meet on Mondays in the Student Center – Cedarside Room
Beginning GuitarBeginning Mandolin
Mondays // March 7 – April 25 Mondays // March 7 – April 25
5:30 – 6:00 PM
6:30-7:00 PM
$129 + $19 Book Including Audio Track
$129 + $19 Book Including Audio Track
Beginning UkuleleBeginning Banjo
Mondays // March 7 – April 25
Mondays // March 7 – April 25
6:00 – 6:30 PM
7:00-7:30 PM
$129 + $19 Book Including Audio Track $129 + $19 Book Including Audio Track
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SPORTS & EXERCISE
Yoga Beginner Series
Yoga is a great way to balance the mind and body. Learn the basics of yoga in the four week
progressive class. Gain flexibility through stretches, learn breathing techniques, and build
strength through this ancient practice. We will start from the foundational poses of Hatha yoga and
gradually add in more poses. No yoga experience is required and you don’t even have to be able to
touch your toes! All ages and levels of fitness welcome.
Tuesdays // Feb 23, March 1, 8, 15 // 5:30 – 6:45 PM
UW-BC Student Center Cedarside Room // $39
Please bring a yoga mat, water bottle (optional) and a towel.
Jessica Mongeon, RYT, is a yoga instructor at Olympic Fitness and
substitute teaches at Eden Yoga in Rice Lake. She is a Registered Yoga
Teacher, and completed her 200-hour training through Yogafit. She
has been instructing yoga since 2009 at several gyms and yoga studios in Grand Forks, ND and
Bozeman, MT. She is also an art lecturer at UW-Barron County and earned a Master of Fine Arts
degree from Montana State University in painting and a Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from the
University of North Dakota.
Learn to Curl!
Curling became a full medal Olympic sport in
1998 and today over a million curlers are on the
ice during the season. It’s a team-based sport
that’s fun, social and great exercise. Plus – it can
be played by people of all ages. During class you
will learn the terminology, rules, and techniques
to become a curler. Class will take place on the
ice where you will learn and build confidence.
Saturdays // Feb 20 & 27 // 8:00 – 10:00 AM
Rice Lake Curling Club // 912 S Wisconsin Ave., Rice Lake, WI // $29
Clean tennis shoes must be brought separately to the class. Sand and other particles will
damage the ice! We recommend sweat pants or athletic pants and sweat shirt or light jacket. All
participants will be required to sign a liability waiver. Adults and youth minimum 13 years of age
are welcome to register.
Your instructor, Mike McLin, is an avid curler and Board Member of the Rice Lake Curling Club.
He is a well-known sportsman and is the owner of Grinders Sporting Goods in Rice Lake.
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SPORTS & EXERCISE
Walleye Fishing Techniques Only the Pros Know!
Beginning and advanced techniques for catching the elusive walleye will be our focus.
Topics to include: identification of some of the best walleye lakes in Northern Wisconsin,
DNR current rules and regulations for size and bag limits, types of fishing equipment—
rods, reels, line, etc, types of fishing bait—live bait and artificial, and types of locators.
You’ll also make your own walleye rigs in class. The second class will feature a focus
group of some of the best walleye anglers in Northern Wisconsin to discuss their proven
techniques and practices. The last class will be held on a nearby walleye lake so you can
see and apply what was learned in the first two classes to increase your success rate!
Thursdays // April 28, May 5 & May 12
Ritzinger Hall Room 228 – April 28 & May 5 // 6:00 – 7:30 PM
On the Lake // May 12 // 6:00 – 7:30 PM
$49 (includes all materials)
Bert Richard is well known in NW Wisconsin for his diverse interests. He is the Director
of the Wednesday Evening Walleye League and was designated “Mr. Walleye” in 2005
and 2011 for catching the largest walleye in the league. League members also know him as
“Trolling Bert.” He is an author of joke-telling books, a Chamber of Commerce ambassador
and a retired educator from WITC where he served as the Dean of Business.
Kayak Discovery: For Beginners
Learn how to get into this fun sport and look good at the same time! A recreational
instruction clinic for beginners covers the basics to help you enjoy the freedom and
simplicity of kayaking—one of the fastest growing water sports. During this 2 hour lesson
you will learn: choosing the right equipment and clothing, transport and care of your kayak,
how to get in/out of a kayak plus basic strokes and techniques that will give you a great
start.
Wednesday // June 1 // 6:00 – 8:00 PM
Orchard Beach Landing—Rice Lake // $29
Kayak provided by instructor. Students must provide their own life vest.
Minimum 13 years of age. 13-16 years welcome with accompanying adult.
Kayak the River: For Intermediate Level
Kayak the Red Cedar River from Mikana to the Red Barn Theatre and you’ll become more
confident and enjoy the sport even more. Class emphasis is on learning techniques to safely
navigate rivers, getting in/out of the kayak in moving water plus turning over your kayak
and getting back in. Go with the flow and experience the natural
scenery of our local river on this 3-1/2 hour learning excursion.
Wednesday // June 22 // 4:00 – 7:30 PM
Mikana Boat Landing—Mikana // $59
Kayak provided by instructor or bring your own. Students must provide their own life vest.
Minimum 13 years of age. 13-16 years welcome with accompanying adult.
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SPORTS & EXERCISE
UW-BC Youth Basketball Clinic
Jeff Olson is back to lead our spring basketball camp at UW-BC! Players and parents alike
appreciate his teaching of basketball technique and drills to improve player skills. This
camp will focus specifically on offense and shooting technique. If you are a highly skilled
player or are only beginning to learn the game, you will benefit greatly from Jeff’s coaching
and his ability to inspire young athletes.
During Jeff’s 30 plus years of coaching he has led clinics throughout the Midwest and
in the states of Georgia, Oregon, Washington, & Alaska, and has taken teams to play in
Europe & Australia. He has coached boys and girls at the 5th grade, middle school and
high school levels. He also coached at the college level where he led his team to a district
championship, and was honored as NAIA District II Coach of the Year in only his third
year at Warner Pacific College in Portland, Oregon. In 2012 he led the UW-BC women’s
basketball team to the Wisconsin final four; only its second final four in the program’s
history.
Sundays // April 10, 17, 24
Grades 5 – 7 // 4:30 – 6:00 PM // $49
Grades 8 – 12 // 6:00 – 7:30 PM // $49
UW-Barron County Gym
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ART SERIES
Release Your Artistic Talent!
We’re offering three art classes that will help beginners get started and intermediates to
continue building on their skills and knowledge. Course fees include materials – all you
need to bring is a desire to learn, a willingness to have fun and your creative imagination!
All classes in the Art Series are taught by UW-BC art lecturer Jessica Mongeon.
Amazing Acrylics
Learn beginning acrylic painting techniques and create a small original canvas painting
during each class session. Jessica is an accomplished painter who specializes in acrylic
painting. Learn the basics along with some tricks of the trade in four weeks. Acrylic paint
is a water-based polymer that was developed to be an alternative to oil paint. Techniques
include color mixing, washes, palette painting, and using acrylic mediums.
Wednesdays //April 6, 13, 20, 27 // 6 – 8:00 PM
Fine Arts Building - Lab Room 601 // $79 (Includes over $15 in materials)
Drawing for Beginners
Can’t draw a stick figure? No worries, this class will start with
simple shapes, move on to perspective, and introduce you to
portraits. Learn how to see the world around you in a new
way and translate it to a piece of paper. We will be working
primarily with graphite pencil on paper.
Wednesdays // June 1, 15, 22 // 5:30 – 7:30 PM
Fine Arts Building - Lab Room 601 // $69 (Includes over $15
in materials)
Watercolor Workshop for Beginners
Learn basic watercolor techniques and create a new painting
during each class session. Techniques include color mixing,
washes, glazing, dry brush, and masking. Learn how to paint
fruit, flowers and landscapes.
Tuesdays and Thursdays // June 14, 16, 21, 23 // 5:30-7:30 PM
Fine Arts Building - Lab Room 601 // $79 (Includes over $15
in materials)
Your instructor for the Art Series is Jessica Mongeon who is an
art lecturer at UW-Barron County. She earned a Master of Fine
Arts degree from Montana State University in painting and a
Bachelor of Fine Arts Degree from the University of North Dakota. She has exhibited her
paintings regionally and nationally and has actively participated in artist residencies at the
Vermont Studio Center, the Anderson Center in Red Wing, Minnesota and the Sam and Adele
Golden Foundation Artist Residency in upstate New York. Visit Jessica’s website to learn
more about her artistry at: www.jessicamongeon.com
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Start Your Own Business
Thinking of becoming your own boss? Course instructor Dave Armstrong can show you how,
using his personal experience of starting several businesses, and his success in helping
many others get their new venture off the ground. During class you will learn how to use
tools to help you build your unique business plan and strategy.
Many aspects of entrepreneurship will be covered including:
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Creating a sound business idea and
how to validate it
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Test your Big Idea first, before
spending a lot of money
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Should you consider a franchise?
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Building a dynamic organization
How to develop a business plan
Where to get the money to
finance your plan
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And more…
Creating a marketing plan with sizzle
and sales
Your instructor, Dave Armstrong, is the Executive
Director of the Barron County Economic Development
Corporation and works daily with people who want to start
a new business or grow an existing one. Dave has started,
developed and sold two profitable businesses,
and purchased and integrated 14 businesses.
Wednesdays // Feb 10, 17, 24 and March 2 // 6:00 – 8:00 PM
Ritzinger Hall Room 228 // $59
Business Communication: How to Write Effectively
The pace of business is fast and the need for written communication that is clear, concise
and to the point is critical to your success. Learn how to write effective business messages
including e-mails, requests, adjustments, detailed instructions, and how to deny claims
and give bad news. Class will include the basics of writing formal and informal business
reports.
Tuesdays // February 2, 9, 16, 23 // 6:00 – 7:15 PM
Dr. Quentin Vieregge is an Assistant Professor of English
at UW-Barron County and has also taught at Texas Tech
University and the University of South Florida. He teaches
beginning and advanced level writing courses, literature and
film. Quentin has authored numerous articles and contributed
to several books on rhetoric & composition and pop culture.
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PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
Public Speaking in Business Communication
Learn the basics of public speaking and how to overcome the phenomena of stage fright
that many experience when speaking before peers, management or customers. We will
discuss types of presentations, the best styles to use and how to craft your message for the
audience. Participants will gain confidence and poise in public speaking.
Terry Wiesner is a Senior Lecturer of Communications and
Theatre Arts at UW-Barron County. He is well-known in the
community both as a dynamic instructor who brings energy
and excitement to his classes and as a director and actor for
productions at both UW-BC and Red Barn Theatre.
Tuesdays // April 5, 12 & 19 // 6:00 – 7:30 PM
The following two computer classes are offered AT NO CHARGE:
Computer Basics for Beginning Beginners
Learn the basics of computers, mouse usage, keyboarding, and navigating the
internet. Websites that offer free lessons to practice skills will be covered.
Class offered on 3 Fridays // Feb 19, March 18 or April 22 // 1:00 – 2:30 PM
Ritzinger Hall Computer Lab Room 237
Computer Basics for Beginners
Learn the basics of using computers to write letters, create resumes, use email
and search the internet. Emphasis will be on creating a document in MS word.
Participants should have basic mouse usage and keyboarding skills. A USB drive is
recommended.
Class is offered on 3 Fridays // Feb 19, March 18 or April 22 // 2:30 – 4:00 PM
Ritzinger Hall Computer Lab Room 237
Your instructor, Toni Dougherty, is an Employment and Training Specialist with
Wisconsin Job Service. In today’s job market, computer literacy is not only valued by
many employers, but it has become a necessary skill to find job leads, apply for jobs,
and connect to employers. Job seekers are especially encouraged to attend. FREE Classes – Class size is limited – To register call Continuing Education Director – Doug Edwardsen at 715-234-8176 Ext 5403, or email at
doug.edwardsen@uwc.edu, or register online at barron.uwc.edu/ce
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FOR THE FUN OF IT!
Maple Syrup Making: What makes it so mmm...good?
Ever wonder why trees produce sap? Or how trees are
tapped? Or how maple syrup is made? We’ll present the
theory behind maple syrup production as well as show you
how it is done and how your family can make their own
maple syrup from the trees on your property.
In Session One we’ll discuss the techniques of collecting
sap and making maple syrup for the beginner. Topics
include what trees to tap, tapping and sap collection
methods, cooking maple syrup, grading and packaging
the finished product as maple syrup or other maple
confections. Session Two will be held at Andersons’s
Maple Syrup facility in Cumberland where you’ll learn
about maple equipment, the supplies that are used, and
how they bottle syrup on a large scale.
Your instructor, Ted Simpson, is the Vice President of
Wisconsin Maple Syrup Producers Association and part owner of Simpson’s Rock Ridge
Maple Syrup located west of Rice Lake, Wisconsin. The Simpson family has been making
maple syrup since the 1920s. You can learn more about their operation by visiting their
website at www.rmaplesyrup.com.
Wednesdays // 6:00-8:00 PM // $39
March 2 – UW-Barron County, Ritzinger Hall Room 237
March 9 – Anderson’s Maple Syrup, Inc., 2391 40th St., Cumberland, WI
Learn the Secrets of Selling on eBay
In just a few hours, you can learn the financial secrets of recycling that have taken many
people years to develop. Find out about the popular and not-so-popular outlets for your
unwanted stuff and how to successfully sell or trade for the highest value. EBay, Craigslist,
Etsy, estate sales, auctions and more will be discussed. Learn the pros and cons of selling
in each and how to write descriptions that sell. Bring an item or picture of something you
would like to sell and learn how to write an effective description and find the right selling
category. During class, your instructor will list one of her items on a popular site so you can
see how easy it can be once you get going.
Your instructor, Dr. Lauren Wentz, is an Assistant Professor of Biological Sciences at
UW-Barron County. Previously she was an academic dean in Washington State and has
extensive background in environmental education and natural history interpretation. Not
only is she an avid recycler and online seller, Lauren has also been a licensed auctioneer in
Ohio.
Saturday // April 2 // 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
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LEARN ONLINE 24/7
Instructor-facilitated online non-credit courses are
informative, fun, convenient, and highly interactive.
Courses are project-oriented and include lessons,
quizzes, hands-on assignments, discussion areas, six-week format, supplementary links, and more. You can complete any course entirely from your home or
office, any time of the day or night.
Here are just a few of the most popular online courses available:
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A to Z Grant Writing
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Beginning Writer’s Workshop
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Accounting Fundamentals
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Speed Spanish
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Medical Terminology: A Word
Association Approach
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Beginning Conversational French
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Computer Skills for the Workplace
Explore a Career as an Administrative
Medical Assistant
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Fundamentals of Supervision and
Management
Creating Web Pages
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Secrets of Better Photography
Introduction to QuickBooks 2015
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Discover Sign Language
Project Management Fundamentals
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Real Estate Investing
Fundamentals of Technical Writing
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Resume Writing Workshop
Grammar Refresher
Over 275 online courses available
for just $99 each
For complete listing of online classes, course outlines, requirements and
registration go to:
http://barron.uwc.edu/community/continuing-ed/online
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LEARN ONLINE 24/7
Learn from experts in the
comforts of your home or office.
Our instructer-led online UGotClass courses are offered several times per year.
Top Seller! Certificate in Data Analysis:
Companies have vast amounts of data, but
it is rare to have someone with the ability
to analyze that data to see trends and make
predictions.
3 one-month courses $495
Social Media for Business Certificate:
Learn how social networks are used to develop a two-way communication and marketing strategy. Then find out what you can be
doing, what you should be doing, and
take back a plan to integrate social networks.
eMarketing Essentials Certificate:
No eMarketing experience or expertise is
necessary. If you are already at an advanced
level, your instructors are experts and can
provide the latest most advanced information
and answer your toughest questions.
Certificate in Customer Service:
Learn to improve your customer service
skills to enhance your skill set, improve
productivity, and increase your success.
You will also take away some extraordinary
customer service techniques you won’t find
anywhere else.
We have more than 100 online course options available.
Visit our website for more information on available
dates, detailed descriptions, and registration information.
Calling all K-12 Teachers!
Check out our website for an interesting course that fits your
schedule - worth 1.6 CEUs each.
Consider a career as a paralegal!
UW – Barron County has teamed up with The Center For Legal Studies to offer two online courses:
Paralegal Certificate Course
The Paralegal Certificate Course © trains you to work as a full-time or part-time paralegal,
or to open your own freelance paralegal business. This intensive, nationally acclaimed
curriculum is designed for beginning as well as advanced legal workers.
Tuition: $1,289 (Excludes textbooks)
Advanced Paralegal Certificate Course
These classes build upon the Paralegal Certificate Course©. This course will greatly enhance
your understanding of many of the substantive law areas, your legal knowledge and skills.
Tuition: $1,800 (Excludes textbooks)
Online Schedule for 2016
Spring Session I: January 11 - February 26, 2016
Summer Session II: June 27 - August 12, 2016
Summer Session I: May 2 - June 17, 2016
Fall Session II: October 17 - December 2, 2016
Spring Session II: March 7 - April 22, 2016
Fall Session I: August 22 - October 7, 2016
For more information or to enroll, go to:
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IT’S HAPPENING ON CAMPUS
Artist Exhibitions
All exhibitions in the UW-BC Fine Arts Center, Joel Hayden Salter Gallery
January 26 - February 24
Photographs by Linda Ruedy
Closing Reception Wednesday, February 24 from 12:30 PM – 1:20 PM in the Gallery
March 1 - April 4
Art Exhibition: Visiting Artist Liz Ensz
“UnEarth”
Opening Reception // Artist Lecture, Thursdays at the U, February 25 12:30 – 1:20 PM
Closing Reception // Thursday, April 7 // 5:00 – 7:00 PM
April 11 - May 10
UW-BC STUDENT ART SHOW
Reception TBA
May 12-19
Intro/Intermediate Painting Final Project
Exhibition
Experience Live Theatre!
The UW-BC drama department will offer a University Children’s Theatre in late April and
early May for area school-aged children and their families. Dates to be announced in local
media and on campus. Sit back and enjoy the show!
Learn more. . .Earn more!
Now You Can Complete Your Bachelor’s Degree at UW-BC
Build on your UW Colleges or Wisconsin Technical College associate degree with a Bachelor
of Applied Arts and Sciences degree from the University of Wisconsin-Barron County. Tailor
your degree to personal and professional goals or concentrate on business, communication,
leadership/organizational development, health/wellness, or sustainability.
• Advance at work, create new opportunities.
• Core courses on campus in flexible formats; 100+ courses online from several
UW partners.
• Internships and professional experience expand your networking and
workplace opportunities.
Learn more today!
For a customized day or evening appointment contact
Kelli Coller (kelli.coller@uwc.edu) or Deb Neuheisel (deborah.neuheisel@uwc.edu)
UW-Barron County • 1800 College Drive, Rice Lake, WI • 715.234.8176 ext. 1
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Come Hear the Band!
Communiversity Band Spring Concert
“A Night at the Movies!” – featuring music from the motion picture industry
Tuesday, April 5 // 7:00 PM, UW-BC Fine Arts Theatre
Hear the Amazing Choir…
Red Cedar Choir Spring Concert
Tuesday, April 19 // 7:00 PM, UW-BC Fine Arts Theatre
The Red Cedar Symphony, founded in
1983, is an independent organization
collaborating with the UW-Barron
County Music Department to provide
orchestral performance opportunities to the
surrounding communities. The Red Cedar
Symphony is comprised of professional and amateur musicians and performs two concerts
per year. The orchestra is under the direction of Kevin Peters and is open to any student or
community member. Strings are always welcome and needed. Brass and wind players will
be accepted if a vacancy exists. Please contact the orchestra at
Personnel.Director@RedCedarSymphony.org if you are interested in joining.
Visit our website at www.RedCedarSymphony.org for more information on the symphony
and a schedule of upcoming performances.
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Discover UW-Barron County - Open House
Visit Northwestern Wisconsin’s UW campus and find out
why this U could be for you!
For high school students and their parents
Tuesday, March 15 // 6:00 PM Campus Tour. 6:30 PM Program
UW-Barron County, Meggers Hall Commons
Science Saturday - Youth Program - Grades 5-8 Only!
Join us on Science Saturday for fascinating activities and handson experiences showcasing science, technology, engineering and
mathematics. This amazing day of science will be led by UW faculty –
Ph.D mega-minded scientists ready to have fun. Your day will be filled
with exciting activities exploring the awesome opportunities in science!
Grades 5 – 8 only
Saturday, February 13
Check-in begins at 9:30 AM
Program: 10:00 AM – 3:30 PM
UW-Barron County, Meggers Hall Commons
Fee: $5 includes lunch
Limited number of students will be accepted - Register early!
Thursdays @ The U
A weekly lunchtime lecture and performance series presenting speakers with expertise in a
broad range of subjects that always stimulate thought and broaden perspective.
Beginning January 28, 2016
Every Thursday throughout the semester 12:30 – 1:20 PM
UW-BC Blue Hills Lecture Hall
Open to UW-BC students and the community. Free.
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Help us share your memories of UW-BC!
In 2016 we will celebrate 50 years of serving our NW Wisconsin communities.
We’re building an archive of photos and other memorabilia to be enjoyed in 2016 and at
future milestone anniversaries. Do you have anything that you think would be a great fit for
the archive? If so – please send an email describing what you have to Paul Chase
paul.chase@uwc.edu or Catherine Currier catherine.currier@uwc.edu.
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E.A.T.S
U-FEST
FEBRUARY 6
SEPTEMBER 24 CAMPUS &
COMMUNITY
AWARDS AND
COMMENCEMENT
ANGEL BALL
MAY 19
DECEMBER 2
Community Connections
With its growing number of international students on campus,
UW-Barron County invites community members to participate in
their Community Connections program. You can make a small or
large commitment by taking students out to a movie, a concert, a
walk by the Red Cedar River, or a meal in your home with your
family. Some have shared canoe rides, ice-fishing, BBQ and
holiday parties with our students. Befriending an international student is a great way for your
family to get to know someone from another culture and to share your own. We especially
need people to reach out to students in late August and September and then in December
and January. For more information, contact the International Program Coordinators,
Mary Hankins (mary.hankins@uwc.edu) or Lee Friederich (lee.friederich@uwc.edu).
Alliance
Alliance is a social, emotional, and educational support group for gay, lesbian, bisexual,
transgender, queer and ally populations on campus and in the surrounding communities.
Alliance also acts as an educational student organization to provide greater awareness of the
issues that concern the members, the university, and surrounding communities. For more
information, contact the UW-BC student advisor, Chris Wylie at: christopher.wylie@uwc.edu.
Charger Chess Club
Do you enjoy chess? Want to learn or improve your strategies?
Join the Charger Chess Club. Our club allows you to cultivate
your chess playing skills in a casual, fun environment. Not
only can you become a better player, but this is a great way
to meet other chess players from the local area. Players of all
skill levels are welcome, as are those who simply want to learn
how to play. For more information contact club advisor Quentin
Vieregge at Quentin.vieregge@uwc.edu.
Thursdays // Begins Sept 10 // 4:00 PM
UW-BC Commons // Free and open to the public
Customized Training to Address
Your Company’s Unique Needs
Do your employees need to improve their skills in business
writing and communication, public speaking, critical thinking
and problem-solving, or teamwork? We can address these areas
and more. Let us combine our expertise with your goals and
develop the customized training program that brings change and
results. For more information, contact
Continuing Education Director, Doug Edwardsen, at
doug.edwardsen@uwc.edu or 715-234-8176 Ext 5403.
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EVENING CLASSES
Late afternoon and evening courses for work,
enjoyment or personal enrichment
Below are a variety of options offered in spring 2016. Courses are in class or
combined with online, as noted. See www.barron.uwc.edu/academics/courses
for complete listings, descriptions, and pre-requisites.
Observational Astronomy
Mondays, 6:30 – 9:00 PM
History of the U.S. from the Era of Civil War
Mondays, Wednesdays, 3:00 – 4:15 PM
Anatomy and Physiology
Mondays, 3:00 – 5:15 PM
Intercultural Poetry: Love through the Ages
Wednesdays, 5:30 – 7:15
(Online and in the classroom)
Band
Mondays, 6:30 – 9:00 PM
Chorus
Thursdays, 6:30 – 9:00 PM
College Physics II and University Physics II
(See pre-requisites and online schedule for
lecture, lab)
Ecology of Food Production
Wednesdays, 5:30 – 8:15 PM
Personal Finance
Introduction to Mass Communication
Macroeconomics
Tuesdays, Thursdays, 3:00 – 4:15 PM
Critical Writing and Research
(Pre-requisite College Writing/Critical
Reading)
Elementary Algebra (Placement test
required)
Film Studies: Comedic Films
Introduction to College Algebra
(Placement test required)
Tuesdays, Thursdays 5:30 – 6:45 PM
Literary Magazines
Philosophy of Love, Sex and Friendship
Social and Political Philosophy
Special Topics: Service Learning
Tuesdays, 3:30 – 5:10 PM
State and Local Government
World Music
(Compressed Video)
Skills Building Courses
Learning Skills
Academic English Skills Workshop
Oral Communication for
Multilingual Students
Mondays, 3:00 – 4:50 PM
Fitness for Life
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A S S O C I AT E & B A C H E L O R D E G R E E S
Right from the Start—Focused on the Finish
Earn a Quality UW Degree Close to Home
Start your associate degree—and now finish your bachelor degree—
at YOUR University of Wisconsin in Northwest Wisconsin.
Individualized career and degree advice
starts you in the right direction and helps
you finish what you started. On campus,
online, day and evening courses – a variety
of formats to fit your schedule and preferred
learning style.
Complete your UW-BC or Wisconsin
Technical College associate degree with
the Bachelor of Applied Arts and Sciences
degree (other associate degrees may also be
eligible).
Core campus courses provide skills
employers tell us they want. More than
100 UW online partner courses allow you
to tailor your degree to professional or
personal goals or focus on courses you and
your employer decide will be best for your
advancement.
Another feature is professional
experience—explore and expand
networking and career options through
service learning, internship, and capstone
courses.
BAAS is an individualized degree shaped
to fit your career goals. You can also
choose a concentration in fields such as
communication, business, leadership and
organizational development, health and
wellness, or sustainability.
For a customized advising appointment,
contact UW- Barron County Student
Services at 715-234-8176, prompt #1, or
email kelli.coller@uwc.edu or
deborah.neuheisel@uwc.edu .
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HOW TO REGISTER
Online Online registration is the fastest and easiest way! After registering and paying by credit card online you will receive an email confirmation that your registration and payment have been received.
Just go to: www.ce.uwc.edu/barron/catalog
By mail Complete the registration form and mail it with payment to:
UW-Barron County
1800 College Drive
Rice Lake, WI 54868
In person
Stop by the campus to register at the business office and pay by check,
cash or credit card.
Phone
Call the campus anytime and register with Continuing Education
or the campus receptionist 715-234-8176 Ext 5403.
Register early
Many classes fill up quickly so be sure to register early. Online registration is the quickest
way to register and to be assured there is an opening for you. Registration is not complete
until payment has been received.
Refunds and Cancellations
Full refunds will be made if the Continuing Education office is contacted at least 7 days
before the start of class. If cancelling with less than 7 days’ notice, there will be a $10
administration fee applied.
UW-Barron County reserves the right to cancel a course due to low enrollments in which
case full refunds will be given.
Weather or emergency class cancellation
Be sure to provide your email address and phone number so that if a class is cancelled due
to severe weather or instructor illness we can contact you quickly!
UW-Barron County
North
Parking Lot
(Student
Parking)
CAMPUS MAP
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- Meggers Hall (Administration)
- Ritzinger Hall (Classrooms)
- Fine Arts Theatre
- Library
- Student Center
- Gymnasium
- Physical Plant
Amphitheatre
College
Drive
South Parking Lot
(Student & Public Parking)
1800 College Drive
Rice Lake, WI 54868
715-234-8176 Ext. 5403
barron.uwc.edu/ce
Join UW-Barron County
on Facebook!
WITC Parking Lot
West
Parking Lot
(Student
Parking)
Registration
HOW TO REGISTER
Name (please print)
Address
CityStateZip
Day phoneEvening phone
Email
Course Title
Fee
FEES ARE DUE WITH REGISTRATION PAYMENT METHOD:
TOTAL FEES
Cash ________ Check (Payable to UW-BC) ___________
MAIL TO: UW-Barron County // 1800 College Drive // Rice Lake, WI 54868// uwbcinfo@uwc.edu
FOR MORE INFORMATION
Yes, I’d like more information about:
____ UW-BC Associate Degree Options
____ Online Classes
____ Bachelor Degree Completion (BAAS)
____ Customized Training & Classes
____ Evening Classes
____ How to Become a Continuing Ed Instructor
Name (please print)
Address
CityStateZip
Day phoneEvening phone
Email
MAIL TO: UW-Barron County // 1800 College Drive // Rice Lake, WI 54868
Northwest Wisconsin’s UW Campus
1800 College Drive
Rice Lake, WI 54868
in cooperation with UW-Extension
Catch walleye like the pros!
Practice your dance steps for the Angel Ball!
Learn the secrets of making maple syrup!
Express your creative talent in acrylics!
Kayak the Red Cedar River, Calm yourself with yoga...and much more!
Check out the options for your Continuing Education.
E xp e ri e nc e It !
www.ce.uwc.edu/barron/catalog
 Catalog online
 Register online
 Pay online
 It’s easy!

Experience It! - University of Wisconsin

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