Saep Spring 2010

3939 Valley View Lane | Farmers Branch, TX 75244-4997 [email protected] | 972-860-4698 or 4807 | www.BrookhavenCollege.edu

IT AL L BE GIN S H E RE !

Spring 2010 Courses Students 50+ Education Program Gold Medal Résumés

Create a winning résumé at two, free workshops for students and community members on March 11and 25. See page 11 for more information.

Accounting Clerk

Earn certificates for entry-level accounting. Courses in basic accounting, 10-Key, QuickBooks, Microsoft Word and Excel. Call an advisor at 972-860-4830.

Medical Front Office

Learn skills in handling patients, managing records, medical coding and billing. Call 972-860-4163.

t: 972-860-4698 or 4807 or e-mail: [email protected] www.BrookhavenCollege.edu



Information Page

W

elcome to

Brookhaven College,

where students 50+ are in a class of their own!

You are invited to become a member of our senior adult learning community. To meet the growing demand of senior adults pursuing lifelong learning, our program offerings are growing! You will find a variety of courses in several different disciplines to supplement our very popular computer courses. Educational travel also is a part of our program. Discover the advantages of enrolling in Brookhaven College’s unique program: designed for students 50 years and older; day, evening and weekend courses available; most classes offered as college credit courses; tuition may be waived for qualified students; taught by experienced faculty who have time to interact with you in small classes; stimulating and challenging, yet paced for your enjoyment. Classes are small, allowing the instructor to interact with each student. Regular attendance and class participation are key ingredients in a successful learning experience. Join our classes, meet new friends, and rediscover that learning can be a lifelong endeavor.

GET STARTED WITH PERSONAL ASSISTANCE

Janice

Enrollment begins with a telephone call to the office of the Students 50+ Education Program. New students must schedule an appointment with DeBorah Stephenson, senior adult advisor, or Janice Groeneman, coordinator of the Students 50+ Education Program. DeBorah and Janice will be happy to answer your questions and guide you through the application and registration process.

Brookhaven College

TUITION WAIVER

FOR CREDIT CLASSES ONLY: If you are 65 years of age or older and reside in Dallas County, or own property in Dallas County subject to ad valorem taxation, tuition is waived for up to six credit hours per semester. You pay only for the cost of textbooks.

KEY TO READING THE CLASS INFORMATION Course# Course Section Registration #

PHED 1124-2004

510142 8-9:20 a.m.

Class Times

# of Credit Hours

1 LEC

Class Format

Dates

Class Days

9/13/08 Rm. T208

Mon. & Wed. Instructor

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Instructor

* Some courses are offered as continuing education (noncredit courses).

Brookhaven Active Adult Students, B.A.A.S., is looking for

you!

B.A.A.S. is a club for Brookhaven College students 50+ that offers you an opportunity to socialize with other members, travel with us on fun trips, and volunteer to serve at Brookhaven College and in the community. We hope you will visit us so we can get to know you.

You will be given personal assistance as you make your course selection and provided information about your class, its location, tuition waivers, parking and other campus information.

DeBorah

Some students may be eligible for online registration. Please call us to see if you are eligible.

CONTACT INFORMATION DeBorah Stephenson e-mail: [email protected]



telephone: 972-860-4807

Janice Groeneman e-mail: [email protected]



telephone: 972-860-4698

Office Location: Bldg. M, Rooms M203 and M211A Hours: 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday-Friday PAGE 2

Monthly meetings will include a program of speakers or entertainment. For a calendar of events, call DeBorah at 972-860-4807 or e-mail [email protected]. Check out our Special Interest Groups: The Book Group meets one a month and Texas Hold ’Em meets twice a month.

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NOTICE: The following courses have been designed especially for mature learners. Please refer to the online or printed Credit Course Schedule for other courses in a variety of subjects that also may interest you. Course # Reg. # Class Times LAB LAB Days

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Introduction to Computers and Windows 7

Evolution of Art: Ancient to Contemporary ARTS 1170-2201 598614 1 2/2-2/25 Tues. & Thurs. 1:30-3 p.m. M133 Mills This lecture class includes the evolution of ideas about art making from the Prehistoric to the present. We will focus on each major cultural era, discussing its values and ideas represented in the visual arts. Feb. 2 The Ancient World: Art as Ritual, Art as Propaganda Feb. 4 The Classical World: Art as Allegory and Visual Metaphor Feb. 9 The Medieval World: Art as Religious Doctrine Feb. 11 The Renaissance: Art as a Record of Human Experience Feb. 16 The Enlightenment: Art as Observation Feb. 18 The 19th Century: Art in Transition: Advent of “isms” Feb. 23 The 20th-21st Century: Art as Worldview – Art as Perception Feb. 25 Field Trip (TBA)

BEGINNING COMPUTER COURSES

Introduction to Computers and Windows XP ITSC 1291-2201 594516 2 9-10:20 a.m.

1/20-4/5 M124

Mon. & Wed. Ritter

Introduction to Computers and Windows XP ITSC 1291-2701 594522 2 7-9:50 p.m.

1/20-3/31 M122

Wednesday Ritter

Introduction to Computers and Windows XP ITSC 1291-2202 594525 2 1:30-3:50 p.m.

2/9-3/30 Tues. & Thurs. M122 Sanchez

Introduction to Computers and Windows XP ITSC 1291-2250 594527 2 9:30 a.m.-12:10 p.m.

2/13-5/1 M122

Saturday Amolsch

Introduction to Computers and Windows XP ITSC 1291-2203 594530 2 3/3-4/19 Mon. & Wed. 1:30-3:50 p.m. M124 Ritter Introduction to Computers and Windows XP is a beginning computer course that focuses on the terminology of the Microsoft Windows XP operating system. Students will learn the components of personal computers, hardware and software, as well as menu bars, toolbars and shortcuts. You will learn to name, save, locate and print files and also use the word processing program to create, edit and format files.

ITSC 1291-2206 594549 2 3/31-5/10 Mon. & Wed. 1:30-3:50 p.m. M136 Fernandez Introduction to Computers and Windows 7 is a beginning computer course that focuses on the terminology of the Microsoft Windows 7 operating system and the components of personal computers. Hardware and software will be taught as well as menu bars, toolbars and shortcuts. You will learn to name, save, locate and print files and also use the word processing program to create, edit and format files.

ADDITIONAL COMPUTER COURSES Blurb Booksmart

POFI 1104-2257 604951 1 2/13-3/13 Saturday 9:30 a.m.-12:10 p.m. M135 Wilson Blurb Booksmart will use free software from an online book publisher to help you create your own publication. Gather your old family photos, memorabilia and old books in need of re-creation, or bring your own creative writing or poems for a class project. You will be able to scan pictures and text and learn to use templates and page layouts. Check out the bookmaking software at www.blurb.com.

Computer Brush Up POFI 1104-2202 594555 1 2/9-2/25 Tues. & Thurs. 1:30-3:50 p.m. M134 Brooks Computer Brush Up reviews basic computer skills previously learned, reinforcing skills that were taught in class but that you may have forgotten. This hands-on course will also cover some shortcuts and additional skills that may be new to you.

Digital Video for the Web POFI 1104-2231 596150 1 4/22-5/11 Tues. & Thurs. 9:30-11:50 a.m. M136 Dunn Digital Video for the Web will teach students how to edit video files using Windows Movie Maker, a standard part of Windows XP. Students will play back their video on a computer or upload their creations to popular Web sites such as YouTube, Google Video and others. There is no software to buy for this course.

Introduction to Windows and Windows Vista ITSC 1291-2204 594539 2 2/10-3/29 Mon. & Wed. 1:30-3:50 p.m. M134 Fernandez Introduction to Computers and Windows Vista is a beginning computer course that focuses on the terminology of the Microsoft Windows Vista operating system and the components of personal computers. Hardware and software will be taught as well as menu bars, toolbars and shortcuts. You will learn to name, save, locate and print files and also use the word processing program to create, edit and format files.

Introduction to Computers and Windows 7 ITSC 1291-2205 594542 1:30-3:50 p.m.

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Excel 2007, Part I

Internet, Part I

POFI 1104-2205 594601 1 2/17-3/10 Wednesday 1-4:20 p.m. M122 Sanchez Excel 2007, Part I, will develop skills in the basics of Microsoft Excel 2007, a program for spreadsheet and arithmetic functions. This course will include creating and editing spreadsheets, naming, saving and printing spreadsheets; navigating within worksheets; menus, shortcuts and toolbars for formatting spreadsheets and writing basic formulas. Recommended Prerequisite: Intro to Windows

POFI 1104-2203 594563 1 1:30-3:50 p.m.

Facebook POFI 1104-2230 595231 1 2/10-3/1 Mon. & Wed. 1:30-3:50 p.m. M136 Herd This course will cover online social networking using Facebook. The following topics will be covered: registration procedures, safe posting practices, personalizing privacy settings, managing friends, photos, videos, links, messaging and applications.

Dates Room # LAB Room

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1/20-2/8 M122

Mon. & Wed. Siebs

Internet, Part I POFI 1104-2250 585685 1 1-3:40 p.m.

2/13-3/13 M122

Saturday Amolsch

Internet, Part I POFI 1104-2204 594566 1 1:30-3:50 p.m.

4/1-4/20 Tues. & Thurs. M122 Siebs

Internet, Part I POFI 1104-2201 594590 1 9-10:20 a.m.

4/7-5/10 M124

Mon. & Wed. Ritter

Internet, Part I

POFI 1104-2228 594849 1 3/24-4/14 Wednesday 1-4:20 p.m. M122 Sanchez File Management Basics-E-mail Review is designed as a review of file management functions in Windows to enable users to send e-mails with or without attachments. Recommended prerequisite: Intro to Win & Internet, Part I

POFI 1104-2702 594596 1 4/7-5/5 Wednesday 7-9:50 p.m. M122 Ritter Internet, Part I, will use Microsoft Internet Explorer with reference to SBC/ Yahoo, AOL and other browsers. This course will emphasize all basic e-mail functions plus attachments, searches using Google and other search engines, addressing Web pages, using instant messenger and discussion groups. You will learn how to shop and purchase online and perform other activities at popular Web sites. Recommended Prerequisite: Intro to Windows

iPhone, iTouch, iTunes

Internet, Part II

File Management Basics and E-Mail Review

POFI 1104-2256 602501 1 3/27-5/1 Saturday 1:30-3:40 p.m. M124 Deason Get to know your mobile device and how to find and install helpful applications for everyday life. Learn how to customize, protect and set up multiple e-mail accounts on your device, as well as new features like Voice Control, Compass and video recording. Music and various other aspects of iTunes will also be covered.

Income Tax POFI 1104-2207 594617 1 1-4:20 p.m.

2/8-2/17 M124

Mon. & Wed. Kinkade

Income Tax POFI 1104-2208 594621 1 2/9-2/18 Tues. & Thurs. 1-4:20 p.m. M124 Kinkade Income Tax uses the H & R Block TaxCut software to prepare a typical Form 1040 Federal Income Tax return. This course will include Social Security benefits, mutual fund distributions, interest and dividend income, IRA distributions, capital gains, pension income and 2010 estimated taxes. Students will be required to purchase the TaxCut software. Recommended Prerequisite: Intro to Windows

POFI 1104-2251 594605 1 1-3:40 p.m.

3/27-5/1 M122

Saturday Amolsch

Internet, Part II POFI 1104-2206 594607 1 4/21-5/10 Mon. & Wed. 1:30-3:50 p.m. M122 Siebs Internet, Part II, will cover advanced e-mail functions, advanced and quick searches, and shortcuts to addressing Web sites. Students will learn how to download programs (such as games and Adobe Acrobat Reader), avoid viruses and manage pop-ups, spam mail, and cookies. How to personalize the Internet experience and use calendars also will be explained. Recommended Prerequisites: Intro to Windows and Internet, Part I

PC Troubleshooting POFI 1104-2209 594737 1 1/20-2/8 Mon. & Wed. 1:30-3:50 p.m. M134 Stark PC Troubleshooting will address problems like a slow-running PC or a Windows applications malfunction. This course will investigate some actions you can take: virus, spyware and malware removal; hard drive housekeeping; system restore, recovery console, driver rollback; hardware and software-based performance improvements, reinstalling Windows and backing up the data system. There will be time for questions during each session.

Personal Technology POFI 1104-2210 594743 1 3/2-3/30 Tues. & Thurs. 1:30-3:50 p.m. M134 Brooks Personal Technology will cover items you have purchased and services you access: Cell phones/services and calling plans; multimedia (mp3 players, iPod, home video and audio); buying a new computer and getting your money’s worth (warranties, service agreements, customer support); computer accessories (external HD, USB hub, expansion cards; memory upgrade); Web services (online storage, Web banking, purchasing items).

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PowerPoint 2007

Web Page Design, Part I

POFI 1104-2211 594748 1 4/21-5/10 Tues. & Thurs. 1:30-3:50 p.m. M134 Herd PowerPoint is a presentation program used with digital photos, text, clip art and objects. It can be used to create presentations of memorable events such as birthdays, anniversaries, weddings or vacations. It also can be used to create life stories of family members or yourself. You will learn how to enhance basic presentations using custom animation, transition effects, drawing objects, 3D effects and re-coloring. Prerequisite: Intro to Windows and Beginning Word

POFI 1104-2252 594838 1 2/13-3/13 Saturday 1-3:40 p.m. M136 Ritter Web Page Design, Part I, will focus on designing a simple personal or business Web site and covers how to put photos online and create e-mail links. Students will learn about free or inexpensive Web site hosting for their personal sites. No prior knowledge of Web design is required. Students must be able to attend all classes. Recommended Prerequisite: Intro to Windows & Internet, Part I

Safe Computing

POFI 1104-2253 594843 1 3/27-5/1 Saturday 1-3:40 p.m. M136 Ritter Web Page Design, Part II, will build upon the skills of Web Page, Part I by adding to your Web site. Students will review how to design a Web site, format lists and tables, create custom graphics and add new pages and links. Students must be able to attend all classes. Prerequisite: Web Page, Part I

POFI 1104-2212 594786 1 4/1-4/20 Tues. & Thurs. 1:30-3:50 p.m. M134 Brooks, R Safe Computing teaches you how to protect your personal computer and the information stored in it. Students learn to take care of their personal identity information, how to avoid premature computer hardware failures, how to safely surf the Web, and how to manage passwords, personal identification numbers and account numbers. Guarding against attacks from the Internet and malicious e-mail attachments also is covered. Recommended prerequisite: Intro to Windows

Tips and Tricks/Vista and Windows 7

Web Page Design, Part II

Windows 7 for XP/Vista Users POFI 1104-2217 594856 1 1:30-3:50 p.m.

1/20-2/8 M136

Mon. & Wed. Fernandez

Windows 7 for XP/Vista Users

POFI 1104-2213 594792 1 4/22-5/11 Tues. & Thurs. 1:30-3:50 p.m. M134 Brooks Tips and Tricks/Vista and Windows 7 will deal with understanding and using the new features and capabilities of Windows Vista and Windows 7. Students learn easy ways to search for documents, run programs, reduce Internet risks and threats, and keep their computers running at top speed. Students also get tips on making and editing digital music and video. Recommended prerequisite: Intro to Windows

POFI 1104-2218 594860 1 4/22-5/11 Tues. & Thurs. 1:30-3:50 p.m. M136 Fernandez Windows 7 for XP/Vista Users is for experienced Windows users (Windows 98, Millennium, XP and Vista) who have made the decision to upgrade to Windows 7 or have purchased a new PC which came with Windows 7. Topics covered include determining if you need to buy the complete Windows package or can buy the upgrade bundle, the new screens’ layouts and the most frequently used functions, including new and modified ones. Required prerequisite: Intro to Windows XP or Vista

Upgrading to Windows 7

Word 2007, Part I

POFI 1104-2214 594809 1 1/19-2/4 Tues. & Thurs. 1:30-3:50 p.m. M136 Brooks Upgrading to Windows will help students plan their move from Windows XP or Vista to Windows 7. Topics include: assessing your old computer hardware and software, planning to move programs and data to Windows 7, getting software updates and time-saving tips for making the switch. By the end of the course students will know the easiest, least expensive and lowest risk ways to start using Windows 7.

POFI 1104-2219 594865 1 3/3-3/29 Mon. & Wed. 1:30-3:50 p.m. M136 Herd Word 2007, Part I, will emphasize the basics of Microsoft’s word processing program. Topics include creating and editing Word documents; naming, saving and printing documents; menus, toolbars and shortcuts; formatting, cutting, copying and pasting text; margins and indents; and inserting graphics and text from other documents and applications. Recommended Prerequisite: Intro to Windows

Users Group & Problem Solving

Word 2007, Part II

POFI 1104-2215 594816 1 2/5-5/1 Friday 1-4:20 p.m. B304 Brooks Users Group & Problem Solving meets on Fridays, Feb 5, March 5, April 9 and May 7. Each session has a theme/topic and provides demonstrations to increase student knowledge of computers, software and the Internet. In addition, students will have the opportunity to ask questions about their own computers and the software problems they are encountering.

POFI 1104-2220 594899 1 3/31-4/19 Mon. & Wed. 1:30-3:50 p.m. M134 Herd Word 2007, Part II, will build on the concepts learned in Word Part I to work with columns, paragraph numbering, graphics, section breaks and creating envelopes and labels. Students will also learn how to merge a database of names and addresses, how to change the default settings and refine their knowledge of advanced table techniques. Prerequisite: Word, Part I

Vista for XP Users

GENEALOGY

POFI 1104-2216 594826 1 1/19-2/4 Tues. & Thurs. 1:30-3:50 p.m. M134 Fernandez Vista for XP Users is for experienced Windows XP students who have made the decision to upgrade to Vista or have purchased a new PC which came with Vista. Topics covered are the different versions of Vista; how to determine what software and hardware has been tested and approved for Vista; new screens’ layouts and how to customize them, as well as the most frequently used functions, including new and modified ones. Recommended Prerequisite: Intro to Windows XP

Genealogical and Historical Research in the Old South POFI 1104-2221 594902 1 2/15-3/8 Monday 1-4:20 p.m. M122 Barnette Genealogy Research 1, Old South will focus on states of the Old South: Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Georgia and the Colonial Gulf Coast. Emphasis will be on the geography, history and migration patterns, as well as land, vital records, military and other important genealogical and historical material. Records, repositories and pertinent web sites featuring information on these states also will be considered. PAGE 5



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Genealogical and Historical Research in the New South

Photoshop Elements, Part I

POFI 1104-2222 594905 1 3/22-4/12 Monday 1-4:20 p.m. M122 Barnette Genealogy Research 2, New South will focus on the states of the New South: Kentucky, Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi, Florida, Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas. Emphasis will be on the geography, history and migration patterns, as well as land, vital records, military and other important genealogical and historical material. Records, repositories and pertinent Internet web sites featuring information on these states also will be considered.

POFI 1104-2226 594927 1 9:30-11:50 a.m.

Legacy Family Tree, Part I POFI 1104-2223 594910 1 3/23-4/1 Tues. & Thurs. 1-4:20 p.m. M124 Kinkade Legacy Family Tree, Part I, is a comprehensive, easy-to-use program to organize your family information. Topics include how to enter names, dates, places, events and notes for individuals; linking individuals together in a family; recording source citations and repository information; and printing reports for family members, research trips and family reunions. Familiarity with a computer keyboard and mouse is required.

Digital Cameras

1/19-2/4 Tues. & Thurs. M136 Dunn

Digital Cameras POFI 1104-2254 594919 1 9:30 a.m.-12:10 p.m.

Days Instructor Instructor

2/9-2/25 Tues. & Thurs. M136 Dunn

Photoshop Elements, Part I POFI 1104-2255 594929 1 3/27-5/1 Saturday 9:30 a.m.-12:10 p.m. M136 Ritter Photoshop Elements, Part I, will help you import, organize and enhance your photos. Students also will develop skills in cropping, rotating, resizing, straightening and red eye removal. Photoshop Elements 8 will be used. Recommended Prerequisite: Intro to Windows and Internet, Part I

Photoshop Elements, Part II POFI 1104-2227 594931 1 3/2-3/30 Tues. & Thurs. 9:30-11:50 a.m. M136 Dunn Photoshop Elements, Part II, will build on skills from Elements Part I and cover how to correct color and exposure as well as work on dust and spot removal. Students also will use the clone tool to repair damage and remove unwanted parts of the photo. Photoshop Elements 8 will be used. Recommended Prerequisite: Photoshop Elements, Part I

Photoshop Elements, Part III

PHOTOGRAPHY POFI 1104-2224 594914 1 9:30-11:50 a.m.

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2/13-3/13 M136

Saturday Ritter

Digital Cameras POFI 1104-2225 594924 1 4/21-5/10 Mon. & Wed. 1:30-3:50 p.m. M124 Ritter Digital Cameras will cover the various features of a digital camera. Students will learn about the process of transferring photos to the computer, how to take pictures with an eye for computer enhancement and for use in e-mails and Web pages. Storage and retrieval of digital photos will be reviewed. If you have a camera, please bring it to class.

POFI 1104-2229 594949 1 4/1-4/20 Tues. & Thurs. 9:30-11:50 a.m. M136 Dunn Photoshop Elements, Part III, will build on skills from Elements, Part II. Students will work on a project as well as learn different ways of creating masks to isolate specific areas of photos and work with various types of layers, including text layers. You also will experiment with blend modes and plug-in filters. Photoshop Elements 8 will be used. Recommended Prerequisite: Photoshop Elements, Part II

PHYSICAL EDUCATION Beginning Social Dance

PHED 1100-2202 587000 1 1:30-4:10 p.m.

1/19-5/13 T206

Friday Johnston

Inter Social Dance PHED 1130-2202 587019 1 1/19-5/13 Friday 1:30-4:10 p.m. T206 Johnston Class will learn the steps of smooth dances such as waltz, foxtrot, tango; Latin dances such as cha cha, merengue, rhumba, mambo; and East Coast swing. Individuals as well as couples are welcome.

Beginning Conditioning Exercise PHED 1116-2001 587006 1 9-10:20 a.m.

1/19-5/13 Tues. & Thurs. T206 Johnston

Intermediate Conditioning Exercise PHED 1130-2002 587014 1 1/19-5/13 Tues. & Thurs. 9-10:20 a.m. T206 Johnston Conditioning course designed for students 50 and older will incorporate a variety of exercises to improve cardiovascular endurance, muscular strength, endurance and flexibility. Cardiovascular walking and rhythmic activities and weight training using small free weights and tubing are also included. Accommodation will be made for different levels of fitness.

Beginning Golf PHED 1100-2006 586999 1 1/19-5/13 Mon. & Wed. 10:30-11:50 a.m. T130 Baker This class may on occasion meet at an off-campus golf range. Equipment is provided. PAGE 6

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Beginning Tai Chi PHED 2104-2002 603762 1 12-1:20 p.m.

1/19-5/13 Tues. & Thurs. T100 Kasparian

Intermediate Tai Chi PHED 2129-2002 603769 1 1/19-5/13 Tues. & Thurs. 12-1:20 p.m. T100 Kasparian This course is an internal or soft Chinese martial art form characterized by low, non-impact movements designed to build strength and balance and to reduce stress.

Beginning Weight Training PHED 1119-2003 587009 1 7:30-8:50 a.m.

1/19-5/13 Tues. & Thurs. T123A Johnston

Intermediate Weight Training PHED 1141-2003 587037 1 1/19-5/13 Tues. & Thurs. 7:30-8:50 a.m. T123A Johnston This weight training course is an overall fitness course designed for students 50 and older. Weight training and cardiovascular activities will be included. Accommodation will be made for different levels of fitness.

Beginning Yoga/Pilates PHED 1100-2004 586997 1 10:30-11:50 a.m.

1/19-5/13 Tues. & Thurs. T206 Johnston

Intermediate Yoga/Pilates PHED 1130-2005 587017 1 1/19-5/13 Tues. & Thurs. 10:30-11:50 a.m. T206 Johnston This combination course is designed for beginning and intermediate students. It will utilize low-impact aerobic warm-ups, poses and calisthenics to improve flexibility, balance and posture as well as equalize muscle strength throughout the body. Focus will be on breathing and relaxation.

SPANISH LANGUAGE Beginning Spanish

SPNL 1391-2201 601742 3 2/1-4/14 Mon. & Wed. 1:30-3:45 p.m. Q108 Staff Beginning Spanish will enable you to build beginning vocabulary, basic grammar and pronunciation skills. Comprehension will increase as you participate in listening and speaking exercises with classmates and the instructor. Instructional materials will be used as a way to increase skills. Additional work may be done on a self-paced basis outside of class.

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CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSES CAREER TESTING AND COUNSELING

Individuals who are looking for an opportunity to find the right career can enroll in this course and get one-to-one counseling with career professionals in the Brookhaven College Career Development Center. Students will take the Strong Interest Inventory and the Myers Briggs Type Indicator tests and review the results with a career counselor. In addition, students will have two one-hour sessions with a career counselor that may include resume and job search assistance. Career guidance programs such as Choices, Discover and Sigi+, the DCCCD Job Bank and the Career Resource Library are also available. Students may register and begin these services at any time during the term. Please contact the Career Development Center by telephone at 972-860-4894, or e-mail at [email protected], to schedule an appointment with a counselor once registered. Supplies: The tuition covers a three-month period. Students may register at any time during the term. Instructor Tuition Term HDEZ-1000-21021 575740 BHC-S065 (9) $80 FA HDEZ-1000-22020 600051 BHC-S065 $80 SP

8 hrs / 12/15-12/21 8 By Appointment

MTWRF STAFF

8 hrs / 1/11 - 5/28 8 By Appointment

MTWRF STAFF

CRAFTS

STAMP IT: STENCIL IT! PAINT IT! You’ve seen those canvas totes and shopping bags at almost every store. These large and small bags are both fashionable and useful. Come join us for function and fun as we decorate cloth surface bags using stamps, stencils and paint. VET, the instructor, will guide students with step-by-step instructions on how to add contemporary style and vibrant color to each design. Bring a solid color tote bag to decorate or purchase one from the instructor. Tuition includes basic decorative materials however; students are welcome to bring other embellishments of their choice. SRCZ-1000-22301 603346 6hrs/3 10 a.m.-noon $20

2/12-2/26 BHC-M115D

Friday Vet

Intermediate Spanish SPNL 1391-2202 601743 3 2/1-4/14 Mon. & Wed. 1:30-3:45 p.m. M137 Staff Intermediate Spanish is a continuation of Beginning Spanish and seeks to develop additional vocabulary and speaking skills. Students will continue oral practice, as well as the reading, writing, and grammar skills necessary to enhance your communication and comprehension skills. Additional work may be done on a self-paced basis outside of class. Recommended Prerequisite: Beginning Spanish or permission of instructor

Special Topics in Spanish SPNL 1391-2203 601744 3 2/2-4/15 Tues. & Thurs. 1:30-3:45 p.m. M212 Staff Special Topics will include a grammar and vocabulary review, a survey of literature, current topics, cultural videos and discussion. New topics will be introduced each semester. Additional work may be done on a self-paced basis outside of class. Recommended Prerequisite: Intermediate Spanish or permission of instructor

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CREATIVE WRITING

DRAWING

Do more to develop you character. This hands-on workshop will explore ways you can expose your most unforgettable character or characters to the world. We will examine different genres of writing and the styles common to each, along with narrative voice and some of the methods used in prestigious creative writing programs across the nation. Come prepared! There is nothing like a writers’ group to encourage your character development.

Improve your observation skills gain the skills to translate what you see onto paper. Regardless of skill level, anyone can learn fundamental drawing techniques to enhance their creative capabilities. This course, for beginners as well as those who are more advanced, takes a look at drawing through a series of related steps and diverse techniques. For the first class meeting, please bring a sketchbook, pencils and two erasers, Kneaded, Magic, or a similar brand. Additional supplies are required for this course; the instructor will hand out a supply list at the first class meeting.

CREATIVE WRITING: DEVELOPING YOUR CHARACTER

ARTZ-1000-23006 598917 8hrs/4 4/9-4/30 10 a.m.-noon BHC-M117 $25

DRAWING

Friday Sneath SP

DANCE

COUNTRY WESTERN, LINE, AND TEJANO DANCE, BEGINNING

ARTZ-1000-22024 596073 27hrs/9 1/23-3/27 9 a.m.-noon BHC-F130 $98

Saturday Douglas SP

PORTRAIT DRAWING

For those who enjoy country music but don’t dance, this course starts with basic lines dances such as the Cotton-Eyed Joe, the Schottische and the Freeze. Then we will do the basics of the Two-Step, Double-Two, and Tejano. We’ll also learn the basics of leading and following, done to the tempos of both traditional and contemporary country music. Note: No partner necessary. This course meets in the Dance room at RL Turner HS at the corner of Josey and Crosby. Park in the rear of building and enter into the cafeteria. The door to the classroom is unmarked and has no room number. The classroom is located behind the door at the rear of the cafeteria on the right-hand side.

The human face is quite fascinating and expressive, with emotional nuances that constantly present new challenges to the artist seeking to capture its form and detail. The possibilities are endless and students enrolled in this course may discover that there’s nothing more exciting than this subject. For those fascinated by people, the human face is the ultimate subject. Study includes demonstrations and, while we will work primarily from photographs, there may be some opportunity for drawing live subjects. For the first class meeting, please bring a sketchbook, pencils and two erasers (Kneaded, Magic, or a similar brand). Additional supplies are required for this course; the instructor will hand out a supply list at the first class meeting.

DANZ-1000-23022 598905 4hrs/3 3/4-3/25 Thursday 6:40-8 p.m. ORLT-DANCE Ashley, Fairchild $35 SP

ARTZ-1000-22025 596041 27hrs/9 1/23-3/27 12:30-3:30 p.m. BHC-F130 $100

Notes: All dance classes meet in the dance room at R.L. Turner High School at the corner of Josey Lane and Crosby Road. Park in the rear of building and enter through the cafeteria. The door to the classroom is unmarked and has no room number. The classroom is located behind the door at the rear of the cafeteria on the right-hand side.

LATIN RHYTHMS DANCE Latin dance teaches the fiery steps of the Cha-Cha, Rumba, Merengue, Samba, Bolero and Tango. This course will provide the right foundation to add a Latin beat to evenings out. It is sultry, sensuous, fun and full of flair. It’s easier than it looks and that’s the magic. Note: No partner necessary. This course meets in the dance room at RL Turner High School at the corner of Josey and Crosby. Park in the rear of building and enter into the cafeteria. The door to the classroom is unmarked and has no room number. The classroom is located behind the door at the rear of the cafeteria on the right-hand side. DANZ-1000-23023 598907 4hrs/4 4/8-4/29 Thursday 7-8 p.m. ORLT-DANCE Ashley, Fairchild $35 SP Notes: All dance classes meet in the dance room at R.L. Turner High School at the corner of Josey Lane and Crosby Road. Park in the rear of building and enter through the cafeteria. The door to the classroom is unmarked and has no room number. The classroom is located behind the door at the rear of the cafeteria on the right-hand side.

Saturday Douglas SP

FRENCH

FRENCH ONE FOR BUSINESS AND TRAVEL Get started learning French with this course for beginners emphasizing conversational skills supported by a basic understanding of work-related grammar and vocabulary. Text: French Now. FRNL-1001-22101 598933 30hrs/15 2/5-5/28 10 a.m.-noon BHW-TBA $130

Friday Staff SP

HOME AND GARDEN

GARDENING WITH THE MASTERS Presented by the Dallas County Masters Gardeners, these lectures are designed to help homeowners with their personal landscape needs. Nancy Wilten coordinates the program for the Dallas County Master Gardeners. Topics may vary in their chronological order, according to the availability of the speakers - a firm schedule of dates and speakers will be handed out at the first class.

English Gardens - Texas Style

Everyone loves the lush look of English Gardens. View sample gardens in England and learn how to get the same look using heat- and droughttolerant plants suitable for North Texas summers.

Heirloom and EarthKind Roses

Learn about these easy-to-care for roses and how to choose which are best for your garden. Spring is a great time to prune and plant your roses and these techniques also will be covered.

Tons of Tomatoes

Now is the time to get your garden ready to plant America’s favorite garden vegetable. Learn how to prepare your garden as well as how, when and what tomatoes to plant. PAGE 8

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Course # Reg. # Class Times LAB LAB Days

Home and Garden #Credits Class Format LAB Hours

Dates Room # LAB Room

Days Instructor Instructor

Shade Gardening

Landscape needs often change as a garden matures. Learn what trees, shrubs, perennials and annuals can be worked into the overall design when shade becomes an issue.

Wild About Herbs—Herb and Habitat Gardening

Our gardens are much more than plants and soil. They are man-made habitats. Learn to attract and appreciate the wildlife around you by growing herbs that will invite and sustain a wide variety of “critters.” SRCZ-1000-22302 603513 12hrs/5 2/10-3/10 1:30-4 p.m. BHC-M105 $15

Wednesday Groeneman SP

ITALIAN

ITALIAN ONE This beginning course in Italian emphasizes conversational skills supported by a good understanding of grammar and vocabulary. Text: Ciao. FRNL-1001-22103 598938 30hrs/10 1/23-4/10 8:30-11:30 a.m. BHW-TBA $130 FRNL-1001-22102 598937 30hrs/15 2/5-5/28 noon-2 p.m. BHW-TBA $130

Saturday Prister SP Friday Staff SP

LECTURE SERIES

THE GREATEST SPEAKERS AND WHAT WE LEARN FROM THEM Good speakers make lasting and memorable impressions on our hearts and minds. Speeches of Henry Ward Beecher, Abraham Lincoln, Franklin Roosevelt and Ronald Reagan will be examined in the historical context of their lives to learn more about these great communicators and how they changed history through their extraordinary oratory skills. SRCZ-1000-22300 601892 6hrs/4 2/1-2/10 1:30-3 p.m. BHC-Q117 $15

Course # Reg. # Class Times LAB LAB Days

#Credits Class Format LAB Hours

Dates Room # LAB Room

Days Instructor Instructor

This lecture will offer information about how to make your home more energy efficient. Learn how to choose an electricity provider, make a decision about the purchase of new appliances, install more attic installation and schedule a test in your home to specifically measure energy loss. Presented by Robin Sowton, Dallas Sierra Club. SRCZ-1000-22305 603512 6hrs/4 2/8-3/1 1:30-3 p.m. BHC-M105 $15

Monday Groeneman SP

PAINTING

OIL PAINTING From amateur to professional, anyone can discover the beauty of working with oils. You will study visual expression and styles; explore subjects, perspective and design; and learn how to begin. Part of the course will look at the variety of mediums, materials and various painting surfaces available. At the first class meeting, students will need to bring a primed 8” x 10” surface, either, pre-made or canvas board (ex. Fredrix, Masterpiece); a pencil; an eraser; a 11” x 14” sketchbook and painting ideas, which can be reproductions from books, periodicals or catalogs. Additional supplies are required for this course; the instructor will hand out a supply list at the first class meeting. ARTZ-1000-22035 599068 27hrs/9 1/28-4/1 6:30-9:30 p.m. ORLT-F109 $95

Thursday Ivie SP

Notes: This course section meets at R.L. Turner High School. The high school is located at the southwest corner of Josey Lane and Crosby Road in Carrollton. Please park behind the school in the west lot and enter through the double-doors facing the parking lot. As soon as you enter the doubledoors, the cafeteria will be on your right. Walk through the cafeteria and turn left into B Hall.

Mon. & Wed. Rumbley SP

MONDAY AFTERNOON LECTURE SERIES Feb. 8: Dallas Air Quality

Air quality is a major environmental health issue for Dallas. Dallas is located in the nine county non-attainment area, a region in which the air quality monitors do not meet federal air quality standards for a criteria pollutant, ozone. Dallas is addressing poor air quality through its green fleet, environmental ordinances, renewable energy and recycling programs. Join Nicole Cooper from the City of Dallas to learn more about environmental initiatives.

Feb. 15: North Texas Master Naturalist

Often it is the passion of volunteers that encourages change. Texas is fortunate to have a statewide program that trains volunteers to provide education and outreach in a wide variety of natural resource conservation efforts. Find out who your Texas Master Naturalists are and how these volunteers are bringing the green to Dallas.

Feb. 22: North Texas Water Issues

This lecture will examine our sources for water in North Texas: rain, ground and surface. Learn about issues of contamination affecting water in aquifers and who controls and monitors water quality in the lakes and reservoirs that supply Dallas water. Presented by Robin Sowton, Dallas Sierra Club.

March 1: Home Energy Improvement

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Spring 2010

Students 50+ Education Program

Pursue lifelong learning with Brookhaven College. If you’re an adult 50 years of age or older, continue your education with courses in our 50+ Program. Or, take a course from our Credit or Continuing Education schedules. You’re sure to find something you like.

Career Technical Education One-year certificate programs and skills awards prepare students to enter immediately into the workforce. Check out the opportunities for certificates in the above areas of study.

Credit Courses

Workforce and Continuing Education

For a complete list of credit courses go to www.BrookhavenCollege.edu or check the printed schedule for each semester. Areas of Study

Accounting Auto Technology Business Administration Business Office Systems and Support/ Office Technology and Medical Front Office Child Development Computer Info Technology-Networking Security Computer Information Technology-PC Support Computer Information Technology-Programming Computer Info Technology-Web/Internet Services Electronic Commerce Emergency Medical Services Geographic Information Systems Technology Logistics Technology Management Marketing Careers Nursing Radiologic Sciences Visual Communications

For a complete list of courses go to www.BrookhavenCollege.edu or check the printed schedule for each semester. Areas of Study

Arts Academy Business Courses Computer Training Health Care Careers Languages Security & Law Enforcement Specialized Training Sports and Wellness Teacher Certification & Education Test Preparation Writing

The Workforce Education Division offers a variety of certificate programs that are professionally required and recognized in areas such as medical, dental, mortgage broker/loan officer, food protection management, pharmacy technician, private investigation, and real estate.

Explore your creative talents in the School of the Arts Art Appreciation and Art History Arts Metals/Jewelry Ceramics Cultural Studies and Humanities Computer Graphics Dance and Drama Digital Art 2D and 3D Design Drawing and Figure Drawing Music Oil and Watercolor Painting Photography Printmaking Sculpture

www.BrookhavenCollege.edu/BCSA Courses begin Jan. 19 and throughout the semester. Ask about “Flex Term Courses.” PAGE 10

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Students 50+ Education Program

Brookhaven School of the Arts presents these performances.

Gold Metal Resume Workshops

Additional information is available at the Box Office, 972-860-4118.

March 11 and March 25 at 6:30-8 p.m. in Building S, Room 225

The Reduced Shakespeare Company January 23, 8 p.m. Performance Hall Theatre Brookhaven Two performances March 4-14 and April 29-May 8 Chamber Ensembles Concert April 24, 7:30 p.m. Performance Hall Choir Concert May 1, 7:30 p.m. Performance Hall Vocal Jazz and Jazz Combo Concert May 8, 7:30 p.m. Performance Hall

HELP US SPREAD THE WORD. Tell your friends about the Students 50+ Program Ask them to call for a course schedule DeBorah or Janice are available to speak to clubs or organizations you attend

Gold Metal Resume March 11:

Jump into the employment market with a resume designed to showcase your proven talents and skills. Learn special tips to make your lifetime achievements shine on paper. A handout and instructions will guide you through drafting a resume worthy of winning a gold medal. Whether you have been laid off and are reentering the job market after years of working for the same employer or the economy dictates that you pick up extra cash or you’d just like to try a new career, this session is for you. No resume is necessary to attend. The actual resume you craft after this session will be critiqued in the March 25th session.

Gold Medal Resume Review March 25:

If you attended the Gold Medal Resumes session on March 11th, then you are welcome to come for a personal one-on-one review of your resume. This session is designed to polish, tweak and hone the draft created from carefully following the handout that was distributed in the earlier session. Unfortunately, time will not permit wholesale rewriting of resumes so come with your absolutely best effort. Go home with the confidence of having a winning resume to present to future employers!

April 8:

Brookhaven College Career Fair - Building S Bring your new resume to the Brookhaven College Career Fair on the first floor of Building S. More than 50 employers will be in attendance from 10 a.m.-2 p.m.

telephone: 972-860-4698 or 972-860-4807

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Brookhaven College is located conveniently just north of the LBJ. Freeway, Interstate Highway 635, at 3939 Valley View Lane, between Midway Road and Marsh Lane in the city of Farmers Branch, Texas. Brookhaven College is proud to be an Hispanic-Serving Institution with more than 25 percent Hispanic student enrollment since 2006. Educational and employment opportunities are offered by Brookhaven College without regard to race, color, age, religion, national origin, sex, disability or sexual orientation. Brookhaven College is accredited by the Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award the associate degree. Contact the Commission Colleges at 1866 Southern Lane, Decatur, GA 30033-4097 or call 404-679-4501 for questions about the accreditation of Brookhaven College. November, 2009, #910023, dm.

LIFETIME LEARNING Enroll at Brookhaven College for

WORKFORCE TRAINING



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SKILLS AWARDS



PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT



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CONTINUING EDUCATION



COLLEGE PREPARATORY PROGRAMS



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CAREER TECHNICAL EDUCATION



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