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WELCOME
to terra’s kern center for
community and industrial development
Terra State Community College’s Kern Center designs
and delivers high-quality education and training
programs to thousands of individuals, businesses,
and corporations each year. Our goal is to bring
you lifelong learning experiences. This Fall we are
pleased to offer hundreds of sections of seminars,
workshops, and courses to meet your needs. We offer
these courses at our main campus in Fremont with a
few specialty courses at alternate locations. We also
offer over 300 online classes, community education
classes, ElderCollege, and KidsCollege. The Kern
Center can help you and your organization meet and
exceed your goals!
TABLE OF CONTENTS
THE KERN CENTER
DIRECTORY
Computer Courses........................................................... 7.
Advanced Topics....................................................... 7
Basics & Operating Systems..................................... 7.
Internet, Photography, & Design............................ 10.
Microsoft Office Desktop Applications....................... 8
Office Productivity.................................................... 9
Community Education................................................... 13
Arts & Crafts.......................................................... 13
Computers for everyday use................................... 14
For High School Students........................................ 17
Hobbies................................................................. 15
Holiday Helpers..................................................... 17
Language Courses.................................................. 15
Music..................................................................... 16
“Teens & Tweens” Series........................................ 17
Customized Training.......................................................11
Discounts
Community Education............................................ 17
Open Enrollment....................................................11
ElderCollege.................................................................. 20
Fitness & Nutrition Courses............................................ 18
Grant Writing Seminars & Non-Profit Essentials................ 1
Health Care Courses........................................................ 2
Hospitality & Food Service............................................... 3
Manufacturing, Technical, & Safety Seminars.................. 5
NATE Testing................................................................... 7
Ohio Small Business Development Center.......................11
Online Courses
ed2go Online Courses............................................ 12
UGotClass Online Courses....................................... 12
Professional Development Classes................................... 4
Bookkeepers & Accountants..................................... 4
Educators................................................................. 4
Office Administrators............................................... 5
Social Work and Nursing.......................................... 4
Quality Seminars............................................................ 5
Registration Form......................................................... 25
Success in the Workplace Seminars.................................. 1
Welding & Brazing Certification & Testing........................ 6
AUXTER, William
Coordinator SBDC
Office: B 104, 419-559-2210
[email protected]
BELOW, Amy
Coordinator, Apprenticeship Programs
Office: B 104, 419-559-2324
[email protected]
DIRNBERG, Edith
Coordinator, Motorcycle Safety Program
Office: B 104, 419-559-2110
[email protected]
[email protected]
HANNAM, Beth
Interim Manager of Workforce Development
Office: B 104, 419-559-2237
[email protected]
NUSSER, Bonnie
Director, Northcoast Jobs Connection
Office: B 104, 419-559-2236
[email protected]
POCHATKO, Amanda
Coordinator, Community Education and Open Enrollment
Office: B 104, 419-559-2205
[email protected]
STULL, Donald
ElderCollege Liaison
Office: B 104, 419-559-2243
[email protected]
THIESSEN, Marsha
Kern Center Administrative Assistant
Office: B 104, 419-559-2255
[email protected]
EARLY REGISTRATION
DISCOUNT
Register for any eligible Kern Center non-credit
course by September 16 and receive 10% off.
FEES CAN BE PAID BY
CASH, CHECK OR CREDIT CARD
419-559-2255 or 800-826-2431
SUCCESS IN THE
WORKPLACE SEMINARS
maintaining positive relationships with those around you. Make
sure you stand out from others in the right way and enhance
your chances of success in the workplace.
Instructor: Dr. Kitty Brandal, Corporate Compass Training
& Development
1 session
3 hrs. $89
14FPDV1003 Oct. 30
W 9:00am-12:00pm
NEW! FIRST TIME SUPERVISOR WORKSHOP
Are you new to a supervisory position or do you just need a
refresher? This workshop is designed for people who will
become supervisors, new supervisors/managers, and those
that have been in these positions for a while and would like a
refresher. Many supervisors have not had any formal training
and while leadership competencies are learned on-the-job,
having a new (or renewed) set of tools can significantly enhance
a leader’s competencies and relationship building. Why not
build a tool-kit that will help you better face the challenges of
new responsibilities much sooner?
Instructor: Dr. Kitty Brandal, Corporate Compass Training
& Development
1 session
3 hrs. $89
14FPDV1004 Nov. 13
W 9:00am-12:00pm
NEW! DELEGATING FOR SUCCESS
Delegating can be one of the toughest things to do successfully.
How many times have you been given a task just to have
someone breathing over your shoulder OR are you the one who
cannot let go? This seminar will focus on how to decide what to
delegate and what NOT to. We will review the benefits of quality
delegation to the supervisor, the worker, and the organization
while checking your own delegation style. You will discover
how to overcome bottlenecks that cause wasted time and energy
and practice outlining a specific work-related task that can be
implemented immediately.
Instructor: Christine Schneider-Smith, CASS Enterprises
1 session
2 hrs.
$79
14FPDV1000 Sept. 13
F 9:00am-11:00am
COMMUNICATION AND LISTENING SKILLS
Tired of not being heard? Discover how to be heard and how
to listen in this ear-opening workshop. You will learn how to
get beyond the “roadblocks to effective communication” by
identifying specific methods to reduce or eliminate them.
The 8 techniques for improving your communication will
be presented, plus some persuasive techniques to win others
over to your way of thinking. You will also identify a personal
communication/listening challenge and develop an action plan
with solution steps.
Instructor: Christine Schneider-Smith, CASS Enterprises
1 session
3 hrs. $89
14FPDV1005 Dec. 6
F 9:00am-12:00pm
NEW! CREATIVITY IN THE WORKPLACE
Creative thinking leads to innovative ideas, but how do we
promote and then harness this in the workplace? Learn how
to stimulate creativity in this interactive workshop designed
to be fun, educational, and insightful. Tackle several types of
creative blocks including cultural, perceptual, emotional, and
intellectual. Even the most logical thinkers will discover how to
sharpen their creative side while solving fun and challenging
brainteasers in a new way using idea generation and mind
mapping. Take the exercises back to your teams and see the
difference a few hours can make!
Instructor: Dr. Kitty Brandal, Corporate Compass Training
& Development
1 session
3 hrs. $89
14FPDV1001 Oct. 2
W 9:00am-12:00pm
NEW! CUSTOMER SERVICE WITH EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE
Customer service is your best form of free advertisement
– why not ensure any employee working with customers is
giving the best service possible? Emotional intelligence is a key
factor in how employees connect and maintain relationships
with customers and this engaging workshop will help your
frontline and managers tap into this intelligence. By identifying
and implementing the key concepts of emotional intelligence,
participants will see increased sales, more efficiency, and
increased customer loyalty. This program is necessary for all
people working with customers!
Instructor: Dr. Kitty Brandal, Corporate Compass Training
& Development
1 session
3 hrs. $89
14FPDV1006 Dec. 11
W 9:00am-12:00pm
NEW! MANAGING PROJECTS EFFECTIVELY
Do you find it challenging to meet the goals you have for
workplace projects? This seminar is perfect for those who
want to improve their project management skills. Discover the
benefits of planning: what to plan, how to plan better, and more.
The Critical Path Method (CPM) will be described, discussed,
and then practiced with a simple project. Finally, you will
develop a plan using a work-related project that includes action
steps for completion.
Instructor: Christine Schneider-Smith, CASS Enterprises
1 session
2 hrs. $79
14FPDV1002 Oct. 18
F 9:00am-11:00am
GRANT WRITING &
NONPROFIT ESSENTIALS
BASIC GRANT WRITING
Do you have a project that needs funding? This course will
explain the basics of grant writing by providing basic instruction
on how to research for grants and where to look for potential
funding. Learn how to build relationships with funding sources
and why this is important to the process of grant writing.
Participants will also learn how to determine what information
they should gather regarding grants and learn the components
of the proposal process.
Instructor: Gaye Winterfield
2 sessions
5 hrs. $89
14FPDV1007 Sept. 23 & 30 M 5:30pm-8:00pm
NEW! BUSINESS ETIQUETTE
If you think etiquette is outdated, you may need this seminar
most! Good manners and professional etiquette are essential to
any professional environment and many of us are not well versed
in this topic. Good business etiquette is more than which fork
to use during the salad course – it is all about developing and
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ADVANCED GRANT WRITING
This class takes you to the next step of the grant writing process.
Learn how to carefully examine an RFP (Request for Proposal)
and then organize and prioritize the process of submitting of the
grants. Students are welcome to bring their own RFP’s to class.
Establish time lines, determine what documentation will need to
be submitted, and write some actual grant text. The Basic Grant
Writing course is recommended as a prerequisite.
Instructor: Gaye Winterfield
2 sessions
5 hrs. $89
14FPDV1008 Oct. 7 & 14 M 5:30pm-8:00pm
This course teaches CPR, use of (AED) automated external
defibrillator, and relief of (FBAO) foreign-body airway
obstruction. This class is designed for people expected to respond
to emergencies in a workplace/school or for anyone needing/
wanting CPR certification but who is not in the healthcare field
or attending a healthcare-related program of study. *This course
is not eligible for discounts.
Instructor: Jodi Taylor
1 session
5 hrs. $50*
14FHCT1004 Sept. 13
F
9:00am-2:00pm
1 session
5 hrs.
$50*
14FHCT1005 Oct. 4
F
9:00am-2:00pm
STARTING A NON-PROFIT
Do you dream of starting and running your very own nonprofit?
This highly interactive, hands-on course is ideal for anyone
who is interested in forming a new nonprofit, converting an
informal group to tax-exempt status, or reorganizing an existing
organization. It provides practical how-to information about
incorporation, organization, and other issues pertinent to
anyone involved with a nonprofit start-up. You’ll learn how to
incorporate, select a board of directors, write bylaws, craft a
mission statement, obtain tax-exempt status, develop a budget,
create a marketing plan, explore fundraising options, and more.
24 hrs.
6 wks.
$89
A new class starts monthly! First starting date is
Sept. 18, 2013
Register at www.ed2go.com/kern
STNA TRAINING
Are you looking for a career that is both rewarding and in
demand? Becoming an STNA may be for you! Nurse Aides
provide a variety of care related tasks such as dressing, feeding,
and observing patients. This is an in demand job and STNA’s
usually work in long-term care facilities, home health agencies,
assisted living facilities, and hospitals. After completing this
course, students will be prepared to take the State written and
competency exam. Clinical locations announced in class. *This
course is not eligible for discounts.
Instructor: Carol Treece, RN
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75 hrs.
$549*
Aug. 26, 28, 29 Sept. 3, 5, 9, 11, 12, 16 4:00pm-10:30pm
Sept. 17, 18, 19 Clinical 3:00pm-11:00pm
Sept.
20 4:00pm-8:30pm
14FHCT1007
75 hrs.
$549*
Oct. 28, 30, 31 Nov. 4, 6, 7, 8, 13, 14 4:00pm-10:30pm
Nov. 15, 18, 19 Clinical 3:00pm-11:00pm
Nov. 20 4:00pm-8:30pm
HEALTHCARE COURSES
PHARMACY TECHNICIAN TRAINING
Ohio now requires all pharmacy technicians to pass a
competency exam. Receive the training you need to become a
Certified Pharmacy Technician (CPhT). This course is designed
to give you the knowledge and skills needed to be successful
on the CPhT exam administered by the National Pharmacy
Technician Certification Board. The certification provides
career opportunities in community pharmacies, hospitals and
various other health care facilities. Topics include terminology,
calculations, routes and formulations, parenteral, compounding,
and much more. Please note that in order to take the exam,
students must be at least 18 years old. *This course is not
eligible for discounts. Cost includes all books and materials.
Instructor: Cindy Mounts, CPhT
14 sessions
56 hrs.
$899*
14FHCT1000 Sept. 8 through Dec. 15 U 5:00pm-9:00pm
NEW! ICD-10-CM DIAGNOSIS CODING TRAINING
This course is an overview of ICD-10-CM for the professional who
is familiar with ICD-9-CM. Successful completion of this course
should give the user the basics of what ICD-10-CM is and why it
is important; understanding of the similarities and differences
between ICD-9 and ICD-10; instruction on the new format and
structure of ICD-10; and a comprehensive chapter by chapter
overview of guidelines and re-classification of conditions.
*CEUs are available for this course. Books and preparation
materials are included in the cost.
Instructors: Any Anway & Jill Caton
4 sessions
8 hrs. $299*
14FHCT1008 Sept. 9 through 18
M/W 5:00pm-7:00pm
14FHCT1009 Oct. 7 through 16
M/W 5:00pm-7:00pm
14FCHT1010 Nov. 4 through 18
M/W 5:00pm-7:00pm
AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION: CPR AND BLS
CERTIFICATION FOR HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS
This course covers the key changes in basic life support, reflecting
the new science from the 2010 American Heart Association
Guidelines for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation and Emergency
Cardiovascular Care. In the classroom, students participate in
simulated clinical scenarios and learning stations. Students work
with an AHA BLS Instructor to complete BLS skills practice and
skills testing. Students also complete a written exam. This course
is for healthcare professionals who need to know how to perform
CPR, as well as other lifesaving skills, in a wide variety of inhospital and out-of-hospital settings. American Heart Association
BLS for Healthcare Providers Course Completion Card is valid for
two years. *This course is not eligible for discounts.
Instructors: Jodi Taylor & Nicholas Kerlin
1 session
2 hrs. – Renewal
$35*
14FHCT1001 Sept. 14
S 8:00am-10:00am
1 session
4 hrs. – New Certification $50*
14FHCT1002 Oct. 5
S 8:00am-12:00pm
1 session
4 hrs. – New Certification $50*
14FHCT1003 Nov. 12
T 5:30pm-9:30pm
NEW! ICD-10-PCS PROCEDURE CODING TRAINING
This course is an overview of ICD-10-PCS for the professional
who is familiar with ICD-9-CM Volume 3 Procedure Coding.
ICD-10-PCS is an entirely new coding process, and successful
completion of this course should give the user the basics of what
ICD-10-PCS is and the history behind its development; instruction
on the new attributes, characters and root operations of ICD10-PCS; skill building basics through practical case studies.
*CEUs are available for this course. Books and preparation
materials are included in the cost.
Instructors: Any Anway & Jill Caton
4 sessions
8 hrs. $299*
14FHCT1011 Sept. 23 through Oct. 2 M/W 5:00pm-7:00pm
14FHCT1012 Oct. 21 through 30
M/W 5:00pm-7:00pm
If you don’t see a course you are looking for, please
contact the Kern Center. We are always looking for
new courses to offer. If you are interested in teaching a
Continuing Education or Community Education course,
please contact Amanda Pochatko 419-559-2205 or
email: [email protected]
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NEW! SPANISH FOR HEALTHCARE PROVIDERS
EKG grid paper, recognizing EKG patterns in all 12 leads, plotting
the EKG axis, and much more. *This course is not eligible for
discounts. Cost includes all books and materials.
Instructor: TBA
13 sessions
52 hrs. $899*
14FHCT1014 Sept. 16 through Dec. 16 M 5:00pm-9:00pm
Spanish is the most spoken non-English language in the United
States according to the United States Census Bureau. Improve your
skills and learn to communicate quickly and effectively with patients
who speak primarily Spanish in this excellent course! Designed for
students with little or no background in Spanish, the class focuses
on the Spanish vocabulary, grammar, and colloquial terms and
slang doctors, nurses, and medical technicians need most. *The
student Guidebook with CD’s from WorkplaceSpanish is a
great tool long after the class is finished and includes specific
phrases for common situations in the healthcare setting and is
included in the cost of the class.
Instructor: Christine Schneider-Smith, CASS Enterprises
7 sessions
17.5 hrs.
$149*
14FHCT1013 Sept. 26 through Nov. 7 R 6:00pm-8:30pm
HOSPITALITY &
FOOD SERVICE
NEW! SERVSAFE® FOODS MANAGER TRAINING &
CERTIFICATION
ServSafe®, the industry standard in food-safety training, provides
foodservice employees and managers with the latest information
on all aspects of food handling. From receiving and storing to
preparing and serving, this course is designed for all employee
levels and is accepted by the Ohio Restaurant Association and
Ohio Department of Health. Upon successful completion of the
course and exam, students receive a Certificate of Completion
from ServSafe® and Certification from the Ohio Department of
Health. *Price includes book, exam voucher, and exam fees.
Instructor: Dennis Gnage
4 sessions
16 hrs.
$249*
14FTEK1000 Sept. 4 through 25
W 6:00pm-10:00pm
14FTEK1001 Nov. 14 & 21, Dec. 5 & 12R 6:00pm-10:00pm
NEW! LEAN FOR HEALTHCARE – ONLINE
This course is ideal for anyone involved in healthcare
organizations regardless of what function they perform. The
course covers all the Lean concepts and practices that are
needed in healthcare. It explains the purpose of Lean and
how it achieves rapid improvements to the performance of
any organization involved in providing healthcare services
by re-engineering the value stream. You will learn how to use
the elements, rules and tools of Lean and how they work. You
will explore the application of Lean and the power it offers for
transformation through a strong focus on value, the elimination
of waste and continuous incremental improvement.
This online course is estimated for 50 hours of study time
and the course stays online for 180 days. Cost for this
course is $489. To register, call us at 419-559-2255.
Looking to become a certified Lean Master in Healthcare?
The Kern Center offers an online certification course for
$1495.
For more information, call Amanda at 419-559-2205 or
email [email protected].
NEW! SERVSAFE® FOODS MANAGER RECERTIFICATION
ServSafe®, the industry standard in food-safety training,
provides foodservice employees and managers with the latest
information on all aspects of food handling. Because the
ServSafe® text has changed significantly in the last five years,
this recertification course uses the newest version of the course
book. *Price includes book, exam voucher, and exam fees.
** Price includes exam voucher and exam fees only – please
bring your own textbook to class.
Instructor: Dennis Gnage
2 sessions
8 hrs.
$199*
$169**
14FTEK1002 Oct. 12 & 19 S 8:00am-12:00pm
14FTEK1003 Nov. 9 & 16 S 8:00am-12:00pm
14FTEK1004 Dec. 7 & 14 S 8:00am-12:00pm
NEW! EKG TECHNICIAN TRAINING
Are you looking for a way to increase your job opportunities,
increase your pay scale, and gain job security? This course will
prepare you for the ASPT – EKG Technician exam and other
National EKG Technician certification exams in just 52 hours.
You will gain exposure to job duties that include unit operation
and troubleshooting, lead placement, use and understanding of
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PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT FOR
BOOKKEEPERS &
ACCOUNTANTS
BECOME A CERTIFIED ONLINE INSTRUCTOR (COI) - ONLINE
For those new to teaching online, or those already teaching
online. Get the best instruction from the foremost authorities
in online learning. Thousands of people have taken this
fundamental yet advanced training in teaching online. From
building an online course to improving an online course, from
fostering online discussion to encouraging student interaction,
from traditional assessment to online tests, the program will
give you both the fundamentals of teaching online, as well as
the most advanced tips and techniques in the business. Your
instructors are authors, speakers, and consultants in online
learning and teaching.
Courses begin August 26 and have several start dates.
Complete certificate (includes 3 individual courses)
only $795 and includes all books and materials.
For more information and to see the Top Ten Classes from
UGotClass, visit our website www.terra.edu/learning
To sign up for UGotClass Online Courses, contact Marsha
at 419-559-2255!
NEW! THE CERTIFIED BOOKKEEPER (CB)
Looking for a way to advance your career? This course prepares
you for the national Certified Bookkeeper (CB) exam. Designed
for the working professional or Accounting students who
desire a professional credential. This course covers adjusting
entries (accruals and deferrals), correction of accounting
errors (including the bank reconciliation), basic book and
tax depreciation, basic payroll – paying wages, withholding,
depositing and reporting taxes using the basic forms (W-2, 941,
940, 8109), recording and costing out merchandise inventory,
and internal controls and fraud protection. Some bookkeeping
experience necessary. *Price includes all 6 workbooks and
exam fees. This course is not eligible for discounts.
Instructor: Terry Holmes
24 sessions
60 hrs.
$999*
14FTEK1005 Sept. 17 through Dec. 10 T/R 2:00pm-4:30pm
PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT FOR
SOCIAL WORKERS &
NURSING
PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT FOR
EDUCATORS
NEW! THE SACRED ART OF LIVING AND DYING –
INTRODUCTION
NEW! INTRO TO BLOGGING AND
PODCASTING FOR TEACHERS
Join Rachel and Gretchen from Stein Hospice for this
introductory program about the sacred art of living and dying.
This course will compare the two primary health care models
within Western medicine, describe the Spiritual Pain Assessment
Tool that measures the qualities of meaning, hope, forgiveness,
and relatedness in terms of overall wellness, and discuss the
tools used in responding to human pain and suffering. Three
hours continuing education is available for nursing and social
work through Stein Hospice – please contact Rachel Berry,
BSN, RN, Reiki Master at 419-625-5269 prior to the program
if interested.
Instructors: Rachel Berry, BSN, RN, Reiki Master
Gretchen Franklin, MSW, LISW-S
1 session
3.25 hrs.
$10
14FTEK1008 Sept. 10
T 1:00pm-4:15pm
Looking for a way to engage students outside of the classroom?
Why not try creating a classroom blog or podcast! Both are easy
to do and can be very inexpensive to set-up. In this hands-on
course, you will learn how to create and manage your own blog,
audio podcast, or video podcast using free online programs and
simple recording tools. Students and parents will love the “extra
attention” and you will see your engagement level grow inside
and outside of the classroom!
Instructor: Amanda Pochatko
4 sessions
8 hrs.
$99
14FTEK1006 Sept. 25 through Oct. 16 W 5:30pm-7:30pm
NEW! FLIP YOUR K-12 CLASSROOM
Educators all over the United States are flipping their classrooms
– fundamentally changing the way schools work. Lessons and
lectures are watched at home, while “homework” assignments
are done in class. This not only frees up class time for
assignments and projects; it allows more interaction between
teachers and students. This model acknowledges that not all
students learn the same way or at the same pace and direct time
with teachers when working on assignments enhances learning.
The course is designed for K-12 educators and will cover how to
create quick lesson videos (which can be done during your prep
hour) using a computer, TechSmith software, and a microphone
that can be used in all disciplines.
Instructor: Amanda Pochatko
3 sessions
6 hrs.
$99
14FTEK1007 Nov. 7 though 21R 5:30pm-7:30pm
NEW! WALKING WITH INTENTION:
AN INTRODUCTION TO LABYRINTH WALKS
Join JoAnn for an informative seminar that discusses the history
of the labyrinth walk – a meditative walk that has been used
for centuries by people of all cultures for healing, insight, and
relaxation. After the discussion, there will be a walk (open
to all) where people will walk at their own pace. One-hour
continuing education is available for nursing and social work
through Stein Hospice – please contact JoAnn Didion, LISW at
419-625-5269 prior to the program if interested.
Instructor: JoAnn Didion, LISW-S
1 session
2 hrs. – Seminar and Walk
$10
14FTEK1009 Sept. 17
T 9:00am-11:00am
1 session
2 hrs. – Seminar and Walk
$10
14FTEK1010 Oct. 17
R 9:00am-11:00am
1 session
2 hrs. – Seminar and Walk
$10
14FTEK1011 Nov. 13
W 9:00am-11:00am
1 session
2 hrs. – Seminar and Walk
$10
14FTEK1012 Dec. 13
F 9:00am-11:00am
TEACHING STUDENTS WITH AUTISM:
STRATEGIES FOR SUCCESS - ONLINE
Just 20 years ago, we didn’t see students with autism in our
classrooms but now we teach children with high-functioning
autism and Asperger’s Syndrome right alongside their neurotypical
peers. Reaching and teaching these students requires a delicate
balancing act: understanding how their brains are wired, helping
them turn challenges into opportunities, and learning to enjoy
the rich perspective they bring to the classroom. This course
will help you develop the skills to counter these students’ social
awkwardness, sensory sensitivities, meltdowns, problems with
homework completion, language reciprocity issues, and violent
fixations and equip you to deal with any student who exhibits
these characteristics on a regular basis.
24 hrs.
6 wks.
$89
A new class starts monthly! First starting date is
Sept. 18, 2013
Register at www.ed2go.com/kern
NEW! SAFE ZONE TRAINING
The Safe Zone mission is to provide a network of safe and
supportive allies to the lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender,
and queer community. In this informative seminar, you will
learn to provide a welcoming environment for LGBTQ persons
within our campus communities and beyond. Those who have
committed to being Safe Zone Allies indicate that bigotry and
discrimination, specifically regarding LGBTQ persons, are not
tolerated. CEUs for social work and counseling are available.
Instructor: Lynn Braun, M.A., P.C.C.-S
1 session
8 hrs.
$49
14FTEK1013 Nov. 6
W
8:30am-5:00pm
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PROFESSIONAL
DEVELOPMENT FOR
OFFICE
ADMINISTRATORS
MANUFACTURING,
TECHNICAL, &
SAFETY SEMINARS
NEW! LEAN FOR MANUFACTURING - ONLINE
The course covers all the Lean Manufacturing concepts and
practices. It explains the purpose of Lean and how it brings
about rapid improvements to the functioning of a corporation
by re-engineering the value stream. You will learn how to use the
elements, rules and tools of Lean and how their focus on value,
the elimination of waste and continuous incremental improvement
works. You will also discover how Lean primarily focuses on
the ongoing removal of waste from all corporate activities and
processes.
This online course is estimated for 40 hours of study time
and the course stays online for 180 days. Cost for this course
is $489. To register, call us at 419-559-2255.
Looking to become a certified Lean Master in Manufacturing?
The Kern Center offers an online certification course for
$1495. For more information, call Amanda at 419559-2205 or email [email protected].
NEW! LEAN FOR OFFICE ADMINISTRATION - ONLINE
This online course provides an in depth understanding of how
to implement Lean in the office and the critical role that the
Lean office plays in building a successful company. This course
presents a complete overview of Lean for administration. In this
course, you can discover how to use the principles, rules and
tools of Lean and how they are based on value, the reduction of
waste and continuous incremental improvement. This course is
ideal for those who are involved in administrative functions in
businesses such as manufacturing, health care, non-profits, and
government.
This online course is estimated for 40 hours of study time
and the course stays online for 180 days. Cost for this course
is $489. To register, call us at 419-559-2255.
Looking to become a certified Lean Master in Office
Administration? The Kern Center offers an online certification
course for $1495. For more information, call Amanda
at 419-559-2205 or email [email protected].
NEW! MAINTENANCE TROUBLESHOOTING
This course is will cover a variety of topics with hands-on training
for the following:
• Using test equipment (voltmeter, ammeter, and ohmmeter)
• How components work (single phase and three phase
motors; switches, relays, motor starters, and solenoids;
gears, bearings, belt drives, chain drives, and gearboxes;
shafts and couplings; compressors and pumps)
• Troubleshooting electrical circuits and mechanical systems
and finding faulty components
• Testing electrical components and mechanical systems to
determine if they are good or bad
• Troubleshooting and testing hydraulic and pneumatic
systems and components
• Using electrical, hydraulic, and pneumatic prints to
troubleshoot
Instructor: Tom Kissell
6 sessions
24 hrs.
$495
14FTEK1015 Oct. 18 through Nov. 22 F 8:00am-12:00pm
QUALITY SEMINARS
SIX SIGMA GREEN BELT TRAINING
Lead and perform Green Belt projects in your own firm. DMAIC:
Define/measure, analyze, improve, and control steps are taught for
projects of immediate significance. *An excellent benefit of Terra
State Community College’s Six Sigma program is the free 2-day
Minitab course that includes a one-year license of Minitab 16
software and text! Minitab is taught on the first 2 days of the class.
Instructor: Dan Sommers
9 sessions
67.5 hrs.
$3499*
14FTEK1014 Week 1 Oct. 21 – 25 M-F
8:30am-5:00pm
Week 2 Nov. 12 - 15 T-F
8:30am-5:00pm
FUNDAMENTALS OF TECHNICAL WRITING –ONLINE
Do you have a knack for explaining complex subjects in a way
that makes them easy to understand? If so, you should consider
entering the well-paying field of technical writing. This course
will teach you the skills you need to succeed as a technical writer.
You will learn how to translate complex information into easily
understood language, and how to become a wizard at marrying
the art of publishing with the science of technology.
24 hrs.
6 wks.
$89
A new class starts monthly! First starting date is
Sept. 18, 2013
Register at www.ed2go.com/kern
PLC AND MAINTENANCE TROUBLESHOOTING
Hands-on training for engineers, maintenance personnel, and
equipment technicians who maintain and Troubleshoot AllenBradley PLCs.
Topics include:
• Part Identification
• Addressing
• Uploading/Downloading
• Discrete I/O
• Timers & Counters
• Wiring
• Memory Organization
• Analog I/O
• Documentation
• AC/DC I/O Basics
• Hardware & Software
• Online Functions
• Programming & Logic
• Troubleshooting
• PLC Ladder Logic Symbols
This course is approved for apprentice and industrial maintenance
hydraulic training by Amy Below, Apprentice Coordinator, Terra
State Community College.
Instructor: Tom Kissell
6 sessions
24 hrs.
$495
14FTEK1016 Oct. 18 through Nov. 22 F 12:30pm-4:30pm
5 WAYS TO REGISTER
email:
[email protected]
fax:
419-334-9414
CAD BASICS
This introductory computer assisted drafting (CAD) class will cover
the basics of creating blueprints using the free drafting program
DraftSight. From learning how to download the program to using
specific features like title block construction; this introductory
class will help you become comfortable with using a computer to
draft prints.
Instructor: Isreal Trent
4 sessions
12 hrs.
$99
14FTEK1017 Sept. 20 through Oct. 11 F 9:00am-12:00pm
4 sessions
12 hrs.
$99
14FTEK1018 Nov. 1 through 22
F 9:00am-12:00pm
phone: 800-826-2431 or
419-559-2255
walk-in: Ask for Marsha
mail:
Kern Center
2830 Napoleon Road
Fremont, Ohio 43420
www.terra.edu/learning
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WELDING & BRAZING
Work & Career
NEW! INTRODUCTION TO CNC MILLS
In this hands-on introduction to computer numerical control
(CNC), you will learn about CNC practices, equipment, set-up,
how to manually program CNC mills. There will also be a series
of lab projects included to enhance your new skills. Great for all
levels of employees needing CNC mill experience. CAD experience
suggested. Materials are included in the cost of the class.
Instructor: Kevin Walker
6 sessions
24 hrs.
$495
14FTEK1019 Sept. 13 through Oct. 18 F 12:30pm-4:30pm
WELDING & BRAZING CERTIFICATION AND TESTING
NEW! INTRODUCTION TO CNC LATHES
The Kern Center for Community and Industrial Development
offers brazing qualification and certification testing for HVAC
contractors, individuals, and/or HVAC students in accordance with
the ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code, Section IX.
Terra State Community College is approved by the State of Ohio
Division of Pressure Piping to provide procedure and welder
qualification testing. All of the major codes are supported
including American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME),
American Welding Society (AWS), and the American Petroleum
Institute (API).
BRAZING QUALIFICATION AND CERTIFICATION TESTING
In this hands-on introduction to computer numerical control
(CNC), you will learn about CNC practices, equipment, set-up,
how to manually program CNC lathes. There will also be a series
of lab projects included to enhance your new skills. Great for all
levels of employees needing CNC lathe experience. CAD experience
suggested. Materials are included in the cost of the class.
Instructor: Kevin Walker
6 sessions
24 hrs.
$495
14FTEK1020 Oct. 25 through Dec. 6 F 8:00am-12:00pm
WELDING QUALIFICATION AND CERTIFICATION TESTING
In addition to brazing qualification and certification testing, the
Kern Center offers welding qualification and certification testing
for companies, contractors, individuals, and/or welding students
in accordance with the codes or the standard listed below:
• ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code, Section IX, for fired
& non-fired pressure vessels, and welding at nuclear power
plants.
• AWS D1.1, Structural Welding Code – Steel, for building
construction, tubular structures and miscellaneous steel
fabrication for fabrication shops, manufacturing plants,
small business owners, individuals, &/or Welding students.
As well as certifications under the AWS D1.3, Structural
Welding Code – Sheet Steel; the AWS D1.5, Bridge Welding
Code for ODOT; and, the D1.2, Structural
Welding Code – Aluminum.
• API Standard 1104, for the Welding of Pipelines & Related
Facilities (like the Alaskan Pipeline, etc.); oil refineries (like
BP, Sun Oil, etc.), and gas companies (like Columbia, East
Ohio, etc.)
Testing is available in the College labs as well as on the
job site. In addition to the above services, certification in
Brazing of Refrigerant Piping is available.
NEW! INTRODUCTION TO EDM
In this introductory class, you will learn about EMD (Electrical
Discharge Machining) processes, components, and machines.
Great for all levels of employees needing EDM experience. CAD/
CAM experience suggested. Materials are included in the cost of
the class.
Instructor: Kevin Walker
4 sessions
16 hrs.
$329
14FTEK1021 Oct. 25 through Nov. 15 F 12:30pm-4:30pm
LIFT TRUCK OPERATOR TRAINING
Learn operation, maintenance, OSHA regulations, and safety
aspects of Lift Truck operations in industrial and commercial
environments. This course is particularly helpful for maintenance,
construction, and material handling personnel and involves
presentation of material, a written examination, and a practical
(hands-on) test on the operation of a lift truck.
Instructor: Kevin Walker
1 session
3 hrs.
$99
14FTEK1022 Sept. 21
S 9:00am-12:00pm
1 session
3 hrs.
$99
14FTEK1023 Nov. 9
S 9:00am-12:00pm
Questions? Contact us!
For more information regarding Brazing and Welding
Certification testing at the Kern Center, please call
419-559-2255 or 800-826-2431
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419-559-2255 or 800-826-2431
KEYBOARDING (TYPING) 101
NATE TESTING
Are you a typing chicken? Tired of the hunt and peck method but
not sure where to start? This fun class will help you improve your
keyboarding skills, which will save you both time and frustration.
Timed games will help you see your improvement in just a few short
weeks. No previous experience needed!
Instructor: Seth Sholl
3 sessions 6 hrs.
$59
14FCPT1005 Sept. 26 through Oct. 10 R 6:00pm-8:00pm
North American Technician Excellence (NATE) Testing
The Kern Center for Community and Industrial Development
offers NATE testing for companies, contractors, educators, and
individuals. All of the NATE tests are rigorous, multiple-choice,
knowledge-based tests and validate a technician’s knowledge. NATE
candidates may earn Installation and/or Service certification
in one or more SPECIALTY areas, including:
n Air Conditioning
n Air Distribution
n Heat Pumps
n Gas Furnaces
n Oil Furnaces
n Hydronics Gas
n Hydronics Oil
n Light Commercial
n Commercial Refrigeration
Refrigeration
n Senior HVAC Efficiency Analyst n Ground Source Heat Pump
Loop Installer
For more information regarding NATE testing at the Kern Center,
please call 419-559-2255 or 800-826-2431
SEARCHING ON THE INTERNET –
GETTING THE MOST FROM A SEARCH ENGINE
Learning how to search effectively on the Internet can save time and
produce better results. In addition to search tips for Google and
Bing and Yahoo, the class will cover “metasearch engines” such as
Dogpile and WebCrawler. There are also dozens of search engines
that specialize in areas like real estate, medical, people, news,
multimedia, and shopping. We will also cover tools for “Advanced
Searches” and show you how to manage your search engines in
your browser of choice. Basic computer skills required.
Instructor: Kris Perry
2 sessions
4 hrs.
$39
14FCPT1006 Oct. 3 & 10
R 6:00pm-8:00pm
INTERNET BROWSERS
Tired of crashing web browsers? Looking for an alternative to the
standard? Come discover a new world of web browsers that have
some great capabilities and are FREE to install. From Internet
Explorer and Mozilla to Chrome and Safari, this class will show
you how to choose the right one for you! Basic computer skills
required.
Instructor: Kris Perry
2 sessions
4 hrs.
$39
14FCPT1007 Sept. 17 & 24
T 6:00pm-8:00pm
COMPUTER BASICS AND
OPERATING SYSTEMS
INTRO TO PC TROUBLESHOOTING
Want to keep your PC in tip-top shape and fix minor issues without
going to a repair shop? This informative class will not only give you
tips for saving memory space and cleaning up your desktop, it will
also cover how to install updates, uninstall programs and the pros/
cons of turning your PC off. Great for all computer owners!
Instructor: Richard Hoffert
2 sessions
4 hrs.
$39
14FCPT1008 Oct. 22 & 24
T/R 6:00pm-8:00pm
PC BASICS
Are you looking for a computer class that shows you how to get
started the right way on a PC? Don’t have a lot of time to spend
in the classroom? This class is perfect for you! Whether you have
just purchased your first PC or you want to add basic computer
skills to your resume, this class is the right choice. From turning
the computer on and basic mouse use to opening programs and
files, this introductory class is a great starting place. No previous
experience required!
Instructor: Seth Sholl
1 session
3 hrs.
$29
14FCPT1000 Sept. 24
T
6:00pm-9:00pm
1 session
3 hrs.
$29
14FCPT1001 Nov. 14
R
6:00pm-9:00pm
NEW! WINDOWS 8
Windows 8, Microsoft’s new operating system for home and
business introduces several big changes to the system’s platform. If
you have a new computer or tablet with Windows 8, this class is a
perfect fit. You will learn how to: navigate your way in Windows 8,
manage apps, use the web, and personalize your PC or tablet. If you
have a tablet or laptop with Windows 8, feel free to bring it to class.
3 sessions
6 hrs.
$89
14FCPT1009 Nov. 6 through 20
W 6:00pm-8:00pm
MORE PC BASICS
Did you love PC Basics and want more? This class will go into
more PC topics with plenty of time for questions and individual
practice. From making folders to organizing information, this
class will increase your PC skills in just one entertaining and
informative night. PC Basics or Computer 101 are the suggested
prerequisites for this class. This class will focus on the Windows
7 operating system.
Instructor: Seth Sholl
1 session
3 hrs.
$29
14FCPT1002 Oct. 15
T
6:00pm-9:00pm
1 session
3 hrs.
$29
14FCPT1003 Dec. 12
R
6:00pm-9:00pm
Looking for More Basic Computer Skills – See the
New Computer Section “Computers for Everyday
Use” in our Community Education section
ADVANCED
COMPUTER TOPICS
NEW! SERVER MANAGEMENT WINDOWS SERVER 2008 VIRTUALIZATION
MAC BASICS
In this advanced computer class, students will learn what server
virtualization is and the advantages and disadvantages of virtual
servers. This course will also cover the features and requirements
of Microsoft Hyper-V, the guest operating systems supported by
Hyper-V, the installation of Hyper-V, and the use of Hyper-V Manager
to configure and manage virtual machines.
Instructor: James Draper
2 sessions
3.5 hrs.
$69
14FCPT1010 Oct. 21 & 23
M/W 10:00am-11:45am
2 sessions
3.5 hrs.
$69
14FCPT1011 Oct. 22 & 24
T/R
5:00pm-6:45pm
Are you a new MAC user and need help navigating the layout?
Whether you are a MAC owner or need to learn for work, this
class will help you understand how a MAC is organized and the
programs available to you. There is also plenty of time for practice
and questions. No previous experience required!
Instructor: Todd Pavlack
1 session
3 hrs.
$39
14FCPT1004 Sept. 19
R
6:00pm-9:00pm
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Work & Career
NEW! OPERATIONS AND MANAGEMENT BASIC & ADVANCED CRYPTOGRAPHY
Filter and Automatic Subtotal features, creating and modifying
PivotTables and PivotCharts, formatting and adjusting PivotTables,
auditing worksheets, performing what-if analyses and working
with scenarios. This seminar is designed to prepare students for
the MOS (Microsoft Office Specialist) exam. *Price includes
books and practice files.
2 sessions
8 hrs.
$129*
14FCPT1019 Oct. 8 & 15
T 12:30pm-4:30pm
In this course, students will learn what cryptography is and
the various ways it is used. Hash, symmetric, and asymmetric
cryptographic algorithms will also be discussed and described.
After learning about these basic concepts, students will learn what
digital certificates are, the various types of digital certificates, and
how they are used. The components of Public Key Infrastructure
(PKI), the tasks associated with key management, and the different
transport encryption algorithms will also be covered.
Instructor: James Draper
2 sessions
3.5 hrs.
$69
14FCPT1012 Oct. 22 & 24
T/R 10:00am-11:45am
NEW! MICROSOFT WORD 2013 LEVEL 1
Wanting to get the most out of your word processing program?
Maybe you’ve played around with Word but want to expand
your abilities? Create, save, print, and edit documents; move and
copy text, and use automatic text features. Use editing tools such
as spelling and grammar checks and the find and replace text
feature. Also, enhance the appearance of documents by formatting
text, paragraphs, and documents. This seminar is designed to
prepare students for the MOS (Microsoft Office Specialist) exam.
*Price includes books and practice files.
2 sessions
8 hrs.
$129*
14FCPT1020 Oct. 3 & 10
R 12:30pm-4:30pm
DESKTOP
APPLICATIONS
NEW! MICROSOFT ACCESS 2013 LEVEL 1
Introduce yourself to basic database concepts and review
the features of Access 2013. Design databases, work with
Access objects, and create tables. Also, work with tables, table
information, and create select queries. Finally, create, use, and
enhance forms and reports. This seminar is designed to prepare
students for the MOS (Microsoft Office Specialist) exam. *Price
includes books and practice files.
2 sessions
8 hrs.
$129*
14FCPT1013 Sept. 25 & Oct. 2 W 12:30pm-4:30pm
NEW! MICROSOFT WORD 2013 LEVEL 2
Trying to make your documents more professional without
spending hours and hours? Build on your Word concepts and
skills. Use templates, create letters, envelopes, and labels; use
styles. Use outlines; headers and footers; create and format tables;
work with columns and use graphic elements. This seminar
is designed to prepare students for the MOS (Microsoft Office
Specialist) exam. *Price includes books and practice files.
2 sessions
8 hrs.
$129*
14FCPT1021 Oct. 17 & 24
R 12:30pm-4:30pm
NEW! MICROSOFT ACCESS 2013 LEVEL 2
Be a more proficient user of Access 2013. Learn basic database
concepts and intermediate database skills. Work with charts,
filters, and relationships; maintain data integrity; and use advanced
form features. Also, work with macros, and use advanced report
and query features. This seminar is designed to prepare students
for the MOS (Microsoft Office Specialist) exam. *Price includes
books and practice files.
2 sessions
8 hrs.
$129*
14FCPT1014 Oct. 9 & 16
W 12:30pm-4:30pm
NEW! MICROSOFT WORD 2013 LEVEL 3
Use Word to its fullest potential! Create data documents, main
documents, letters, mailing labels, and catalogs. Also, use macros,
sort information, create forms, insert form fields, modify forms,
create help messages, and use online forms. Customize the
workspace, use worksheets, charts, and create tables of figures.
This seminar is designed to prepare students for the MOS
(Microsoft Office Specialist) exam. *Price includes books and
practice files.
2 sessions
8 hrs.
$129*
14FCPT1022 Oct. 31 & Nov. 7 R 12:30pm-4:30pm
NEW! MICROSOFT ACCESS 2013 LEVEL 3
Would you like to use Access 2013 to its fullest potential? In this
seminar, you’ll design applications, create dialog boxes, macros,
custom toolbars, menus, and switchboards. Microsoft Access
Level II recommended. This seminar is designed to prepare
students for the MOS (Microsoft Office Specialist) exam. *Price
includes books and practice files.
2 sessions
8 hrs.
$129*
14FCPT1015 Oct. 23 & 30
W 12:30pm-4:30pm
NEW! MICROSOFT POWERPOINT 2013 LEVEL 1
Could your presentations be more dynamic? Learn to create
professional presentations with PowerPoint 2013. Format text, use
WordArt, clip art, use proofing tools, objects, print presentations,
and build/play slide shows. Work with slide outlines; create
charts, tables, organization charts; add multimedia elements. This
seminar is designed to prepare students for the MOS (Microsoft
Office Specialist) exam. *Price includes books and practice files.
2 sessions
8 hrs.
$129*
14FCPT1023 Nov. 5 & 12
T 12:30pm-4:30pm
NEW! MICROSOFT EXCEL 2013 LEVEL 1
Do you have the latest version of Excel? Have you been looking for
all the changes in Excel 2013? Create, modify, print, and format
worksheets; work with basic formulas and functions; use styles
and AutoFormats; use multiple worksheets, enhance worksheets,
and work with charts. This seminar is designed to prepare students
for the MOS (Microsoft Office Specialist) exam. *Price includes
books and practice files.
2 sessions
8 hrs.
$129*
14FCPT1016 Sept. 10 & 17 T 12:30pm-4:30pm
3 sessions
8 hrs.
$129*
14FCPT1017 Dec. 2 through 16M
6:00pm-8:45pm
5 WAYS TO REGISTER
email:
[email protected]
fax:
419-334-9414
NEW! MICROSOFT EXCEL 2013 LEVEL 2
Build on your Excel 2013 skills. Review the basics, use names,
protect worksheet data, manipulate the screen display, share
worksheet data, use automation, and share workbooks. Work
with advanced functions and formatting features; change and
update data; use special format and print options. This seminar
is designed to prepare students for the MOS (Microsoft Office
Specialist) exam. *Price includes books and practice files.
2 sessions
8 hrs.
$129*
14FCPT1018 Sept. 24 & Oct. 1 T 12:30pm-4:30pm
phone: 800-826-2431 or
419-559-2255
walk-in: Ask for Marsha
NEW! MICROSOFT EXCEL 2013 LEVEL 3
mail:
This course provides competency in validating data, creating and
modifying list ranges, sorting database data and using database
functions in Excel 2013. It also explains using the Advanced
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Kern Center
2830 Napoleon Road
Fremont, Ohio 43420
419-559-2255 or 800-826-2431
OFFICE PRODUCTIVITY
NEW! MICROSOFT POWERPOINT 2013 LEVEL 2
Go a step further and create dynamic and engaging presentations
with sound and motion! Learn to create special professional
presentations with PowerPoint. Add movies and sounds to your
slide shows. Record an introduction and narration. Learn how to
work with Action Buttons and Animation Schemes. This seminar
is designed for participants who have a basic understanding of
PowerPoint. This seminar is designed to prepare students for the
MOS (Microsoft Office Specialist) exam. *Price includes books
and practice files.
2 sessions
8 hrs.
$129*
14FCPT1024 Nov. 19 & 26 T 12:30pm-4:30pm
QUICKBOOKS PRO – THE BASICS
QuickBooks Pro will help you improve your small business
accounting. You will cover the basic double-entry accounting
system that tracks vendors, customers, accounts receivable,
accounts payable, invoices, and checking accounts. Also, see how
QuickBooks can make balance sheets, profit and loss statements,
cash flow, and budget reports easier to produce. *Price includes
student book and practice files. Please include the version of
QuickBooks you are using when you register.
Instructor: Kris Perry
3 sessions
9 hrs.
$159*
14FCPT1028 Sept. 16 through 30
M
6:00pm-9:00pm
NEW! MICROSOFT OUTLOOK 2013 LEVEL 1
Did you know Outlook 2013 is more than an email system? Along
with managing emails, you can create contact lists, task lists, and
schedule meetings and appointments. Whether you are new to
Outlook or want to expand your abilities, this class is a must for
all Outlook users. This seminar is designed to prepare students
for the MOS (Microsoft Office Specialist) exam. *Price includes
books and practice files.
2 sessions
8 hrs.
$129*
14FCPT1025 Nov. 18 & 25 M 12:30pm-4:30pm
QUICKBOOKS PRO – PAYROLL
Learn how to setup QuickBooks Payroll. This class will show you
how to set up a payroll items list, create employee payroll records
and templates, use time tracking, and generate paychecks. Payroll
liabilities and how they are paid and tracked are also covered.
QuickBooks also generates a number of payroll reports and
creates Form 941 and W2’s. Familiarity with QuickBooks is
required. *Price includes student book and practice files.
Please include the version of QuickBooks you are using when
you register.
Instructor: Kris Perry
2 sessions
6 hrs.
$109*
14FCPT1029 Sept. 12 & 19 R
6:00pm-9:00pm
NEW! MICROSOFT OUTLOOK 2013 LEVEL 2
Have you mastered the basics of Outlook and want to learn more?
This class will cover a variety of topics for the intermediate user
including customizing Outlook, creating and using QuickSteps,
formatting messages with themes and stationary, enabling outof-office messages, adding signatures, managing public folders,
and more. Take your skills up a step and get more out of this
program. This seminar is designed to prepare students for the
MOS (Microsoft Office Specialist) exam. *Price includes books
and practice files.
2 sessions
8 hrs.
$129*
14FCPT1026 Dec. 2 & 9
M 12:30pm-4:30pm
QUICKBOOKS PRO – ADVANCED
Build on your basic QuickBooks skills. In this seminar, you will
learn the advanced features, including customizing QuickBooks to
meet specific business needs. Learn about inventory, credit memo/
refunds, estimates, and time tracking. Learn how to integrate
QuickBooks with Word to generate business letters. A working
knowledge of QuickBooks is recommended. *Price includes
student book and practice files. Please include the version of
QuickBooks you are using when you register.
Instructor: Kris Perry
2 sessions
6 hrs.
$109*
14FCPT1030 Oct. 1 & 8
T
6:00pm-9:00pm
NEW! MICROSOFT OUTLOOK 2013 LEVEL 3
Use Outlook to its fullest potential! Learn to share and delegate
calendar access, send personalized messages using mail merge,
track time and projects with the Journal, coordinate Outlook and
SharePoint calendars, use Notes, and more. This class will help
you get the most out of Outlook, save time, and energy by keeping
track of your information all in one spot. This seminar is designed
to prepare students for the MOS (Microsoft Office Specialist)
exam. *Price includes books and practice files.
2 sessions
8 hrs.
$129*
14FCPT1027 Dec. 16 & 23 M 12:30pm-4:30pm
NEW! QUICKBOOKS ONLINE
Do you use the online version of QuickBooks and need some
guidance? This introductory class is perfect for you! You will
cover the basic double-entry accounting system that tracks
vendors, customers, accounts receivable, accounts payable,
invoices, and checking accounts. Also, see how QuickBooks can
make balance sheets, profit and loss statements, cash flow, and
budget reports easier to produce. *Price includes student book
and practice files.
Instructor: Kris Perry
3 sessions
9 hrs.
$159*
14FCPT1031 Oct. 7 through 21M
6:00pm-9:00pm
WE ALSO OFFER TRAINING IN MOS 2003, 2007, AND 2010!
For more details, call Amanda at 419-559-2205.
MICROSOFT OFFICE TESTING
Call the Kern Center at 419-559-2255
Email: [email protected]
See you in class!
QUICKBOOKS REFRESHER
Have you taken our QuickBooks classes in the past and need a
refresher? This class is designed for you! Whether you have very
specific questions or just need a touch up, this refresher is sure
to get you back on track with QuickBooks. Please plan to submit
your questions ahead of time to ensure everything is answered!
Prerequisite: QuickBooks Basics, Payroll, or Advanced
Instructor: Kris Perry
1 session
3 hrs.
$49
14FCPT1032 Oct. 17
R
6:00pm-9:00pm
MASTERING YOUR IPAD
Back by popular demand - the last two sessions were completely
full but here’s your chance! This course is designed to show new
or novice IPAD owners how to get the most out of their device.
From must have apps to contacts, settings and eBooks, this class
will cover ideas from business and home. Make sure to bring your
IPAD for personalized help!
Instructor: Tim Wasserman
2 sessions
6hrs.
$49
14FCPT1033 Oct. 21 & 28
M
6:00pm-9:00pm
Sunday–U; Monday–M; Tuesday–T; Wednesday–W;
Thursday–R; Friday–F; Saturday–S
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PHOTOSHOP ELEMENTS
Work & Career
MASTERING YOUR IPHONE
IPhones are great - if you know how to use them. From adjusting
settings (volume, ring-tone, and more) to adding contacts,
reminders, and events – this class is sure to help you get the most
from your iPhone. We will also cover finding and downloading
apps, organizing apps, and neat tricks for saving battery life. Make
sure you bring your phone for personalized help!
Instructor: Amanda Pochatko
2 sessions
6 hrs.
$49
14FCPT1034 Dec. 3 & 10
T6:00pm-9:00pm
If you want to retouch photos and learn the basics of digital image
manipulation at an affordable price then try PhotoShop Elements.
The software is under $100 and has many of the most important
features of its big brother PhotoShop. Learn to resize, crop, and
layout your photos. Learn to use brushes, painting tools and the
magic eraser tool.
3 sessions
7.5 hrs.
$109
14FCPT1039 Dec. 4 through 18 W6:00pm-8:30pm
DIGITAL CAMERA BASICS
PREZI – CREATING DYNAMIC PRESENTATIONS
You’ve just purchased your first digital camera and you’re ready
to start taking great pictures right away! Unfortunately, your basic
reference—the manual that came with your camera—is full of
cryptic information that is either difficult to understand or too
basic to translate into great photographs. This course is designed
to help you understand how your camera works, how to change
settings and how to take good digital photos. The course includes
a pamphlet that explains the function and purpose of the most
important features of your camera. Please bring your camera and
manual to class. New users will be shooting prize-winning photos
in no time at all.
3 sessions
9 hrs.
$99
14FCPT1040 Nov. 5 through 19 T6:00pm-9:00pm
Prezi is all the rage in the business and education today! This free
yet powerful presentation program turns the static into dynamic.
With cloud storage and an internet-based designer, the program
doesn’t take up any of your valuable storage space and can be
accessed from any device connected to the internet. So come learn
to pan, zoom, add paths, and more in this exciting class.
Instructor: Tom Hoffman
1 session
3 hrs.
$29
14FCPT1035 Oct. 29
T6:00pm-9:00pm
THE BEST FREE APPS FOR YOUR APPLE DEVICE
Are you always looking for a deal? This is your class! Learn how
to search for FREE apps for your mobile device, how to spot good
ones from bad ones, and avoid any “catches”. Whether you want
to have a moustache, star in your own action movie, or keep your
finances in order, there’s a free app just for you!
1 session
3 hrs.
$29
14FCPT1036 Nov. 18
M 6:00pm-9:00pm
INDESIGN LEVEL 1
The most powerful, flexible, capable, and professional page layout
program today is Adobe’s InDesign. This course will cover the
basic document setup, working with objects and working with pen
and Beziers. It will also cover importing graphics, text effects and
working with pages. If you like PageMaker, you will find InDesign a
super upgrade. *Price includes books and practice files.
2 sessions
8 hrs.
$149
14FCPT1041 Nov. 14 & 21
R12:30pm-4:30pm
INDESIGN LEVEL 2
Learn to import and style text and objects, automate your work,
manage long documents, use the Bezier pen tools, create
interactive PDF elements, and work with color. You will also learn
how to use the new Adobe Bridge file browser to locate, manage,
and drag and drop assets easily into your InDesign layouts. Work
with InCopy and learn more advanced topics like preflighting and
advanced text control, along with a thorough introduction to all
of InDesign’s productivity enhancing features and tools. *Price
includes books and practice files.
2 sessions
8 hrs.
$149
14FCPT1042 Dec. 5 & 12
R12:30pm-4:30pm
INTERNET,
PHOTOGRAPHY,
AND DESIGN
WEBSITE DESIGN USING WEEBLY
Are you looking for an easy website designer using drop & drag
features? Weebly is one of the best! Not only is it free to use the
designer, you can publish your site free in a Weebly subdomain.
This fun class will show you how to use the Weebly designer to
create your own website for personal use or your small business.
We will also cover the basics of domain names, hosting, and
accessibility.
2 sessions
4 hrs.
$49
14FCPT1043 Dec. 6 & 13
F4:00pm-6:00pm
PHOTOSHOP LEVEL 1
A study of image manipulation and editing software, this seminar
will include instruction on the tools, palettes and dialog boxes and
their functions in manipulating images. Applying and changing
colors of selected image areas, creating and using clipping paths,
layers, filters, masks and channels will be studied. Application of
Photoshop to other software will also be investigated. This seminar
is helpful for both new and experienced users of Photoshop. This
course prepares participants for the Adobe Certified Associate
exam. *Price includes books and practice files.
2 sessions
8 hrs.
$149*
14FCPT1037 Oct. 11 & 18
F12:30pm-4:30pm
BLOGGING 101
Curious about starting your own blog but don’t know where to
start? Blogging 101 will cover all the basics, from choosing a
format to deciding whether to host ads. There are even free hosting
sites, so your blog doesn’t cost you a penny! Come see what you
are capable of in this great class for anyone interested in blogging.
2 sessions
4 hrs.
$49
14FCPT1044 Oct. 23 & 30
W6:00pm-8:00pm
PHOTOSHOP LEVEL 2
This Adobe Photoshop course provides you with the tools you
need to complete advanced photo editing for both print and web
images, and to create stunning web sites with ease. Learn how to
use slices, links, and rollovers. Create animation and use advanced
masking. Learn how to use painterly effects with the art history
brush and blend images and textures. Creatively combine images
and selectively apply filters and special effects. Some Photoshop
experience recommended. This course prepares participants for
the Adobe Certified Associate exam. *Price includes books and
practice files.
2 sessions
8 hrs.
$149*
14FCPT1038 Nov. 1 & 8
F12:30pm-4:30pm
NEW! SKYPE 101
Whether you need to have face-to-face meetings for business or
you just want to stay connected to family, Skype is a free service
that lets you connect to people that aren’t in the same room. All you
need is an internet connection, a webcam, a computer or mobile
device with a microphone and speakers or a headset attached, and
an email account.
2 sessions
2 hrs.
$29
14FCPT1045 Nov. 15 & 22
F1:00pm-2:00pm
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CUSTOMIZED TRAINING
NEW! VIDEO BASICS
Have you always wanted to create high-quality videos for family,
friends, or your small business? This introductory class is perfect
for first time videographers that do not want to spend a ton on
money on equipment. From smartphones to digital recorders, you
can take amazing videos that are high quality. You will learn about
lighting, framing shots, and more in this informative and fun class.
All ages and abilities welcome!
Instructor: Tom Hoffman
3 sessions
6 hrs.
$99
14FCPT1046 Nov. 1 through 15 F 9:00am-12:00pm
The Kern Center for Business & Industry is a leader in providing
fast, flexible, high quality training. We are customer focused by
listening to what you want and customizing training programs to
meet your specific needs. We offer flexible delivery options by
providing training at your site, at Terra State Community College,
or a third party location. Video conferring and web conferring
delivery options are also available. With customized training, we
are available 24/7 to fit your schedule!
WE PROVIDE CUSTOM TRAINING
IN THE FOLLOWING AREAS.
VIDEO CREATION USING WINDOWS MOVIE MAKER
This introductory class will focus on video clip editing such as
cutting, pasting, and sequencing sample video clips. You will
learn to add effect filters and synchronize music and audio to
your videos. We will also cover basic camera techniques and
capturing video clips into a computer. Finally, you will export
and compress final videos into multiple formats including MPG,
AVI, and MOV. Window Movie Maker will be the program used
for editing video clips.
Instructor: Tom Hoffman
3 sessions
6 hrs.
$99
14FCPT1047 Nov. 22, Dec. 6 & 13F 9:00am-12:00pm
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Professional Managerial and Leadership
Computer
Safety and Health
Industrial and Technical
To find out more about the benefits of Customized Training
contact Beth Hannam at 419-559-2237.
SMALL BUSINESS
DEVELOPMENT
CENTER
IT CERTIFICATION
COURSES– ONLINE
The Ohio Small Business Development Center
(OSBDC) Network is the premier technical assistance
program for Ohio’s small businesses. The OSBDC at Terra
State Community College’s Kern Center provides training and
counseling to people who want to start, buy, or expand small
businesses. It operates through a partnership with the Ohio
Department of Development and the U.S. Small Business
Administration. OSBDC services are free of charge, although
fees may be charged for workshops or seminars.
Visit www.ed2go.com/kern
For the most up to date information on IT Certification offerings.
Classes start monthly beginning on Sept. 18.
Training
Counseling
Business Planning
exploring the possibility
of starting, buying, or
expanding a small business?
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Call The Kern Center at 419-559-2255
Email: [email protected]
For a complete listing of Community Education Classes or
to register, call The Kern Center at Terra State Community College,
419-559-2255 or visit us on-line at www.terra.edu/learning.
See you in class!
Discover what it takes by charting your course with
Small Business Basics, a free, two-hour seminar that
will answer your questions about starting, buying, or
expanding a small business. The seminar will take the
confusion out of your efforts, and help you to avoid costly
mistakes and unnecessary steps.
For more information visit
www.terra.edu/ContinuingEducation/
SmallBusinessDevelopment.html
and click on Small Business Basics Schedules.
Or contact Bill Auxter by calling 419-559-2210
or emailing [email protected]
OPEN ENROLLMENT
DISCOUNTS
early registration
Early Registration - Register for eligible Kern Center
non-credit courses by September 16 and receive 10% off
multiple registration
Multiple Registration - Register for 3 or more eligible
Open Enrollment Courses at one time or register 3
or more people at one time and receive 20% off
Terra State Faculty and Staff discounts are also available.
Only one discount is applicable.
Discounts must be applied
at the time of registration
DO YOU HAVE TOO MUCH
MAIL, BUT NEVER ENOUGH
KERN CENTER BROCHURES?
we can email it.
(Payment is due at the time of registration).
please contact the kern center
419-559-2255 or 800-826-2431
for more information.
If you would prefer to have the Kern Center brochure emailed
to you rather then sent by regular mail, please let us know. We
e-mail it as an Adobe Acrobat PDF file and you can make as many
copies as you need. Send a request to [email protected]. You
can also download our brochures at www.terra.edu/learning
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Our instructor-facilitated online courses are informative, fun,
convenient, and highly interactive. Our instructors are famous
for their ability to create warm and supportive communities of
learners. It’s no wonder that many long-lasting friendships have
formed in our lively and intelligent discussion areas.
ONLINE LEARNING
AND CERTIFICATES
All courses run for six weeks (with a two-week grace period
at the end). Courses are project-oriented and include lessons,
quizzes, hands-on assignments, discussion areas, supplementary
links, and more. You can complete any of these courses entirely
from your home or office and at any time of the day or night.
Certificate in Customer Service........$245
Sample of classes from
UGotClass starting this Fall
Certificate in Teaching Adults...........$295
How to Get Started:
1. To see all the courses we offer, visit our Online Instruction
Center at: www.ed2go.com/kern
2. Click the Enroll Now link and follow the instructions to
enroll and pay for your course. During orientation, you
will learn important information about your course. You
will also be provided an opportunity to choose the name
and password you will use to access your course. This
step is critical! You cannot access your course until you
complete orientation.
3. When your course starts, return to our Online Instruction
Center and click the Classroom link. To begin your studies,
simply log in with the name and password you provided
during orientation.
LEED AP+BDC................................$795
Management Boot Camp................$295
Managing Telework Certificate........$395
Program Evaluation for Non-Profits...$245
Revenue Generation for Non-Profits.$495
Spanish for Medical Professionals.... $145
The Business Plan............................ $195
Using Personality Profiles
for Better Work Performance...........$295
Requirements:
All courses require Internet access, e-mail, and the Internet
Explorer, Firefox, Safari, or Netscape Web browser. Some
courses may have additional requirements. Please visit our
Online Instruction Center for access to complete course
descriptions, student evaluations, instructor biographies,
requirements, and other information.
Video Marketing Certificate.............$395
Mobile Marketing Certificate...........$595
For more information and to see
The Top Ten Classes from UGotClass,
visit our website www.terra.edu/learning
STARTING DATES
FOR FALL 2013
To sign up for UGotClass Online Courses,
contact Marsha at 419-559-2255!
Classes start monthly beginning on
September 18
Visit www.ed2go.com/kern
IF YOU DON’T SEE A COURSE
YOU ARE LOOKING FOR,
PLEASE CONTACT THE KERN CENTER.
For more dates and all available courses,
most classes are just $89 for six weeks of instruction.
All courses are 12 sessions.
We are always looking for new courses to offer!
If you are interested in teaching a Continuing Education
or Community Education course please contact Amanda
Pochatko in the Kern Center at 419-559-2205 or
email: [email protected]
For more information and to register go to
www.ed2go.com/kern
Visit our YouTube channel for videos
about upcoming courses and events
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BASKET WEAVING GUILD
ARTS & CRAFTS
NEW! PATTERN MAKING BASICS SERIES
Have you always wanted to create your own designs but don’t
know where to start? In these hands-on classes, you will learn
how to make patterns for a variety of women’s items while
learning some pattern making basics too! Making your own
patterns ensures that the fit will be perfect because we all know
body measurements vary from person to person. No experience
required – a materials list provided before class begins. Sign up
for all 3 classes at once and receive a 20% discount!
Instructor: Angela Allicock
Class 1: Straight Skirt
3 sessions
6 hrs.
$39
14FREC1000 Sept. 14 through 28
S
10:00am-2:00pm
Class 2: Basic Top
3 sessions
6 hrs.
$39
14FREC1001 Oct. 5 through 19
S
10:00am-2:00pm
Class 3: Simple Dress
3 sessions
6 hrs.
$39
14FREC1002 Nov. 2 through 16
S
10:00am-2:00pm
NEW! PAPER MARBLING
Come learn the centuries old technique of paper marbling. This
introductory class will focus on the method commonly referred
to as “Turkish” marbling where intricate designs are created
on a water mixture called a size. You can create hundreds of
patterns or go free-form in this creative and beautiful art-form.
*All materials are provided to keep you experimenting long
after the class ends.
Instructor: Eileen Hamilton
2 sessions
6 hrs.
$99*
14FREC1003 Oct. 26 & Nov. 2
S
10:00am-1:00pm
NEW! THE FUNDAMENTALS OF REALISTIC DRAWING
Do you dream of becoming a budding artist? Do you have the
desires and skill set, but need some help defining the details
in your artwork? This class will take an in-depth look at the
fundamentals of representational drawing. You will learn to
look at things from a perspective viewpoint, and learn how to
apply light, shadows and accurately shade your drawing. This
class will also cover composition, detail, contrast, and how to
make your drawing reflect the idea or message you are trying to
achieve. Drawing various materials such as chrome, glass, fabric,
and bark will be demonstrated and tried. You will even evaluate
your own drawing posture and techniques to help you achieve
the ultimate results in your work. Join Rik Davis for this new
eye-opening class. Bring an 18”x24” newsprint pad and black
colored pencil to class.
Instructor: Rik Davis
5 sessions
15 hrs.
$99
14FREC1004 Sept. 10 through Oct. 8 T
6:00pm-9:00pm
NEW! INTRODUCTION TO CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY
Are you looking for a class dedicated to taking photographs that are
more creative? Look no further – in this introductory class, you will
learn about camera modes (auto, aperture priority, shutter priority,
manual, sports, landscape, close up, and more), lenses, lighting,
and composition. For years, the SLR (with interchangeable lenses)
has been reserved for the professional photographer or serious
enthusiast. Now is the time for anyone to enjoy photography at this
more advanced level and it may not be as difficult as you think to
master it.
Instructor: Todd Pavlack
2 sessions
4 hrs.
$59
14FREC1005 Oct. 8 & 15
T
6:00pm-8:00pm
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COMMUNITY
EDUCATION
Do you have a love of weaving and want to share your knowledge
with others? Join the Terra Basket Weaving Guild! Meetings
will take place the first Thursday of every month from 5:30pm9:30pm. The purpose of the group is to promote interest in the art
of basket weaving and share expertise with our members. Dues are
$30 per year and due at the first meeting you attend.
If you would like to register, please email [email protected]
or call Amanda at 419-559-2205.
BASKET WEAVING BASICS
Do you love baskets and want to be able to show off your own
handiwork? This class will give you a chance to make some gifts
or add that homey touch to your own décor. You will weave three
different baskets. Instructor and retired educator, Marty Willis
has been weaving for over 25 years and wishes to share her love
of weaving with you. Join her as she offers step-by-step guidance
to help create your first masterpieces. A supply list provided at
registration. Class limit is 10 students. There is an additional
cost of $35 materials fee payable to the instructor.
Instructor: Marty Willis, just a BASKETCASE
4 sessions
16 hrs.
$69
14FREC1006 Oct. 1 through 22
T
5:30pm-9:30pm
BEGINNING SEWING
Whether you have always wanted to learn to sew or you just need
a refresher course, this basic class is ideal for you! Start with
the basics of your machine, reading patterns, and cutting from a
pattern and then move into 3 projects (pillowcases, pillows, and
pajamas). A list of materials provided when you register and
prices will vary based on the cloth you choose.
Instructor: Richana Smith
3 sessions
9 hrs.
$49
14FREC1007 Sept. 16 through 23
M
6:00pm-8:00pm
INTERMEDIATE SEWING
Did you love Beginning Sewing and want to continue? Do you
have basic sewing skills and want to polish them? This class is
perfect for you! Just in time for the holidays, you will review your
machine set-up and then complete 3 projects that will expand
your sewing knowledge (apron, tote bag, and stuffed animal).
A list of materials provided when you register and prices will
vary based on the cloth you choose.
Instructor: Richana Smith
3 sessions
9 hrs.
$49
14FREC1008 Oct. 3 through 17
R
6:00pm-8:00pm
STAINED GLASS MOSAICS
Come and learn to make a 25 square inch stained glass mosaic
panel. Mosaics offer a great way to use small piece materials for
exciting results. No experience is necessary. All tools and materials
are provided. Visit www.stevesglassclass.com for photos of this
project and FAQ. Class limit is 16 students. *Cost includes all
project supplies and glass.
Instructor: Steve Noblet, Stained Glass Craftsman
1 session
3 hrs.
$69*
14FREC1009 Nov. 18
M
6:30pm-9:30pm
STAINED GLASS PANELS
Stained glass makes an amazing addition to any plain window.
Learn to cut, foil, and solder a stained glass window panel for your
home. No experience necessary. You may select from 6 designs
including Frank Lloyd Wright, Celtic, Victorian, Quilt, Heart, and
Star. All tools and supplies are furnished along with many beautiful
colors of stained glass. The class meets two evenings, also plan
to work up to two hours on your project between classes. Visit
www.stevesglassclass.com for photos of the projects and FAQ.
Class limit is 10 students. *Cost includes all project supplies
and glass.
Instructor: Steve Noblet, Stained Glass Craftsman
2 sessions
6 hrs.
$129*
14FREC1010 Oct. 22 & 29
T
6:30pm-9:30pm
FOODS
Play & Fitness
STAINED GLASS SNOWFLAKE ORNAMENT
Just in time for the winter season! Come and make a beautiful
stained glass snowflake ornament that is sure to be a hit whether
it is for yourself or a gift. Students will cut, foil, and solder this
handsome glass project in one evening. Choose from many glass
colors, all tools and materials will be provided. No experience
necessary. Visit www.stevesglassclass.com for photos of this project
and FAQ. Class limit is 16 students. *Cost includes all project
supplies and glass.
Instructor: Steve Noblet, Stained Glass Craftsman
1 session
3 hrs.
$69*
14FREC1011 Dec. 5
R
6:30pm-9:30pm
CAKE DECORATING - BASICS
Watch your talents bloom while you turn our lovely cakes to thrill
your family and friends! Learn the basics of cake decorating from
leveling cakes and cupcake filling to decorating with rosettes and
shells. The best part is you get to eat your results! Make your next
celebration the talk of the town with a cake you have decorated
yourself. Upon completion, students will receive a certificate of
their accomplishment. Materials list provided at registration.
Class is limited to 10 students.
Instructor: Richana Smith
4 sessions
8 hrs.
$39
14FREC1016 Oct. 7 through 28
M 6:00pm-8:00pm
KNITTING FOR BEGINNERS
Do you want to know how to click those needles with all the
wonderful yarns on the market? This is your chance! In this
introductory beginning knitting class you will learn to cast on,
knit and purl while creating a beautiful scarf. A short material list
provided at registration.
Instructor: Marty Montgomery
3 sessions
6 hrs.
$49
14FREC1012 Sept. 12 through 26
R
6:00pm-8:00pm
CAKE DECORATING - FLOWERS
Take your decorating up a notch by adding flowers to the basic
design! Learn how to make a basket full of flowers made with
a hard-drying Royal icing. Make spring blossoms like sunny
Daffodils, Lily of the Valley, Apple blossoms, the shy little Violet,
plus a variety of other flowers and watch your talents bloom;
you’ll be turning out lovely cakes to thrill your family and friends.
Upon completion, students will receive a certificate of their
accomplishment. Materials list provided at registration. Class
is limited to 10 students.
Instructor: Richana Smith
4 sessions
8 hrs.
$39
14FREC1017 Nov. 5 through 26
T 6:00pm-8:00pm
COMPUTERS
FOR EVERYDAY USE
NEW! KEEPING IN CONTACT
USING YOUR HOME COMPUTER
WINE TASTING AND TOUR AT THE CHATEAU TEBEAU WINERY
Staying in touch with friends and family is just a click away!
Whether you are intimidated by using a computer or just don’t
know where to start – this class is perfect for you. You will
learn to set-up and use a personal email and Skype account
so that you can keep in touch using written communication or
face-to-face video chatting. With step-by-step instructions and
a patient, caring instructor, this class will help even the most
technologically resistant person.
Instructor: Amanda Pochatko
3 sessions
4.5 hrs.
$59
14FREC1013 Sept. 20 through Oct. 4 F
12:30pm-2:00pm
Curious about wine and don’t know where to start? Just want a
night out at a local winery? Join us for a wine tasting and tour of
the Chateau Tebeau Winery in Helena. We’ll take a tour of the
facilities and then relax with a tasting tray of wines and appetizers
while learning about the different features of each wine. Why not
make it a date night or bring your group. Space is limited so be
sure to sign up early! Class held at the winery.
Instructor: Bob & Mary Tebeau
1 session
2 hrs.
$30
14FREC1018 Sept. 18
W 6:00pm-8:00pm
BEER APPRECIATION
NEW! WHAT HAPPENED TO THAT FILE?
Do you want to know the difference between an ale and a lager?
What are hops and why are they in beer? Which president(s)
brewed their own beer? What beer goes best with the meal I’m
cooking tonight? Want to know what IPA, IBU, and ABV mean? This
class is for you! Everything you ever wanted to know about beer,
from its origins almost 10,000 years ago, through the brewing
Trappist monks of the 16th century, to the Prohibition in the US, to
today this class will quench your thirst for beer knowledge!
Instructor: Nate Wahl
3 sessions
6 hrs.
$59
14FREC1019 Oct. 2 through 16
W 6:00pm-8:00pm
Have you ever tried to retrieve a file you know you saved, only
to find it missing? This hands-on class will help you discover
how electronic files work, from creating a file and understanding
extension names to searching and file organization. You too can
stay organized electronically with just a few simple tips!
Instructor: Richard Hoffert
2 sessions
3 hrs.
$39
14FREC1014 Nov. 5 & 12
T
6:00pm-7:30pm
NEW! DON’T CLICK THERE!
Do you love to surf the web but get confused by what links are
good and what links can harm your computer? This entertaining
and informative class is perfect for you. Learn how to avoid
dangers by spotting suspicious links on webpages and in emails.
Great for all levels.
Instructor: Amanda Pochatko
2 sessions
3 hrs.
$39
14FREC1015 Dec. 3 & 10
T
4:00pm-5:30pm
CHOCOLATE TEMPTATIONS – HOLIDAY EDITION
Indulge your sweet tooth in this delicious class. Learn to make
beautiful chocolate treats using molds you can find in any craft
store and free form designs. From plain milk to colors, this
class is sure to be creative and tasty. Students will get to take
home a small box of treats too! Class will be held at CoCo Beans
in Fremont – directions will be supplied at registration. Class
size is limited so be sure to sign up early. *Cost includes all
supplies.
Instructor: Donna McNemar, Owner of CoCo Beans Candy
1 session
3 hrs.
$59*
14FREC1020 Nov. 2
S 9:00am-12:00pm
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HOBBIES
NEW! GETTING PAID TO TALK! MAKING MONEY WITH YOUR
VOICE: AN INTRODUCTION TO PROFESSIONAL VOICE ACTING
Have you ever been told that you have a great voice? This exciting
class will explore numerous aspects of voice over work for
television, film, radio, audio books, documentaries, and the
internet in your area. We will cover all the basics, including how
to prepare the all - important demo, how to be successful and
earn great income in this exciting field. Students will have the
opportunity to ask questions and to hear examples of demos
recorded by professional voice actors. Class participants will
even have a chance to record a commercial script under the
direction of our Voicecoaches.com producer!
Instructor: Joe Gallogly
1 session
2.5 hrs.
$39
14FREC1021 Sept. 17
T 6:30pm-9:00pm
follow, basic posture and frame techniques are emphasized. The
class will progress at an average rate based on attendees. Grab
your dancing shoes and let’s move!
Instructor: Timothy and Annessia Nyman
6 sessions
9 hrs. $80 per couple
14FREC1024 Sept. 16 through Oct. 21 M 7:00pm-8:30pm
14FREC1025 Oct. 28 through Dec. 9 M 7:00pm-8:30pm
CONCEALED WEAPON PERMIT TRAINING
Back by popular demand! This course meets and exceeds the
requirements and standards set by Ohio Law and is a required
course for those wishing to apply for a permit to carry a
concealed weapon. Our Ohio Police Officers Training Academy
and NRA certified Firearms Instructors bring experience and
knowledge to the class. This course stresses firearm safety and
broadly discusses several aspects of firearms law. It will cover
rules for the safe handling of a firearm and will teach you the
proper maintenance and storage practices for handguns and
ammunition. It will also discuss the skills and attitude necessary
to use a handgun and its appropriate use for self-defense. 5
hours of hands-on training at the firing range is included (on
the second class date). Note: No guns to be brought to
classroom. Men and women welcome.
Instructor: Dennis VanWey
3 sessions
15 hrs.
$119
14FREC1026 Oct. 5 & 19 (at Terra) S 10:00am-3:00pm
Oct. 12 (at the range) S
9:00am-2:00pm
CONCEALED WEAPONS PRACTICAL SKILLS TRAINING
BALLROOM DANCING LEVEL 1
Back by popular demand! Try your hand at couples dancing just
in time to wow your friends, family, and co-workers this holiday
season. This beginner level class will cover a variety of Foxtrot,
Waltz, Rumba, Swing/Jitterbug, and Salsa basic moves as well as
concepts of timing/rhythm, lead/follow, and style/technique. A
great place to start if you have no dance experience or if you
want a review of the basics, so grab your partner and join us for
a great evening!
Instructor: Timothy and Annessia Nyman
6 sessions
9 hrs. $80 per couple
14FREC1022 Sept. 16 through Oct. 21 M 5:30pm-7:00pm
14FREC1023 Oct. 28 through Dec. 9 M 5:30pm-7:00pm
BALLROOM DANCING LEVEL 2
Are you ready for more advanced moves? Level 2 is designed
for people who want to start to be solid comfortable dancers.
People usually take this class at least twice to be very comfortable
with their fundamental patterns. You will be introduced to 4-6
intermediate moves in the focus dances. Timing/rhythm, lead/
5 WAYS TO REGISTER
email:
[email protected]
fax:
419-334-9414
Whether you are planning a trip to a French speaking country, or
you just want to learn French for fun - this is the perfect setting! You
will learn basic phrases for a variety of situations: introductions,
restaurants, shopping, and more. There is a possibility of a group trip
to Montreal or Quebec next year too!
Instructor: John Thiels
10 sessions 20 hrs.
$139
14FREC1028 Sept. 12 through Nov. 21
R 7:00pm-9:00pm
419-559-2255
walk-in: Ask for Marsha
IF YOU DON’T SEE A COURSE
YOU ARE LOOKING FOR,
PLEASE CONTACT THE KERN CENTER.
Kern Center
2830 Napoleon Road
Fremont, Ohio 43420
www.terra.edu/learning
LANGUAGE COURSES
FOR WORK, PLAY
OR TRAVEL
NEW! CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH FOR FUN
phone: 800-826-2431 or
mail:
After taking the mandatory training and succeeding in your
limited firing range time, spend some quality time on the firing
range with our professional instructors. Learn the skills the
basic Concealed Weapons Training Course did not have time to
cover. Test yourself in the various shooting scenarios that will
be presented on the range. This course covers many topics and
skills of interest and includes:
• Live fire directed by instructors, to include safety,
common distances, target acquisition, rapid fire
and self-paced exercises
• Situational immersion exercises including strong
hand/off-hand, low light conditions, and multiple
targets – timed and scored with measurable feedback
• One to two specific exercises depending on the skill
level of the class and the feedback obtained during
the class focusing on skills that are difficult to
practice without the proper resources
Participants must possess a Concealed Weapons Permit
Instructor: Dennis VanWey
1 session
5 hrs.
$69
14FREC1027 Oct. 26
S
9:00am-2:00pm
Amanda Pochatko at 419-559-2205 or email:
[email protected]
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MUSIC
more. You will be amazed at how much you can learn in just 8
weeks – impress your family and friends just in time for holiday
gatherings. Held at the home of Karen Westgate in Fremont
Ohio, harps are provided but space is limited to 8 so be sure
to sign up early!
Instructor: Karen Westgate
7 sessions
7 hrs. $89
14FREC1031 Sept. 23 through Nov. 4 M 6:30pm-7:30pm
TERRA STATE MUSIC ACADEMY
Lessons are purchased in a six-lesson package for $130 and
are given by qualified music instructors. Lessons are offered
throughout the year at Terra State Community College. To
register, please email the Terra State Community College
Music Department at [email protected] or call
at 419-559-2235. Discounts are not applicable to private
music lessons.
Lessons are available in our new practice studios for:
n Flute
n Viola
n Clarinet
n Saxophone
n Bassoon
n Trumpet
n French Horn
n Trombone
n Tuba
n Music Composition
n Oboe
n Electric and String Bass
n Violin
n Piano (classical and jazz)
n Cello
n Guitar
(traditional, jazz and contemporary)
n Harp n Voice
n Percussion
(traditional, jazz and contemporary)
n Bagpipes n Improvisation n Recording/Engineering
NEW! GROUP GUITAR FOR ADULT BEGINNERS
Do you dream of the guitar? Always wanted to play for family,
friends, or just for you? This group class is a great way to start
your journey! Start from the beginning and learn how to tune
your guitar, strumming techniques, how to read tab notation,
and more. The group setting is both fun and supportive while
you gain confidence and ability. Learn some basic songs in time
for the holidays. Class is limited to 8 so be sure to sign up early!
Instructor: Dave Lester
8 sessions
8 hrs. $99
14FREC1032 Oct. 2 through Nov. 20 W 6:00pm-7:00pm
TERRA STATE CHILDREN’S CHOIR
The Terra State Children’s Choir program provides learning
and performing experiences while encouraging healthy vocal
technique for children through membership in this vocal
ensemble. Musical education objectives are accomplished
through weekly rehearsal sessions and performances through
the year. Performances range from choral concerts to
appearing throughout the community for various events and
activities. Acceptance into the Terra State Children’s Choir is
through audition only and for grades 3-8. Auditions will be
held in September – if you are interested in auditioning
please contact Amanda Pochatko at 419-559-2255 or
[email protected] for more information.
PERSONAL
DEVELOPMENT
NEW! DIY BASIC CAR CARE
Tired of relying on others for basic car maintenance? This fun and
informative class is just the thing you need! Start from square one
by going over the layout of the car and what normal maintenance
includes (how often should I check my oil, where is the battery)
and then move into checking fluids, changing tires, and other
emergency tips. The best part is that you get to use your own
car as a model and Terra State’s art auto lab and tools. Class
is limited to 10 students so be sure to register early!
Instructor: John Carpenter
2 sessions
6 hrs. $59
14FREC1036 Oct. 19 & 26
S 9:00am-12:00pm
NEW! LEARN TO READ MUSIC
Whether you play an instrument by ear and want to increase your
skills or are just interested in learning a new “language”, this
basic course will help you reach your goals. In this basic class,
you will learn all about music notation including concepts like
the staff, clefs, how pitches are notated, how note lengths are
notated, and how to follow sheet music while listening to your
favorite music.
3 sessions
6 hrs. $69
14FREC1029 Nov. 7 through 21
R 5:30pm-7:30pm
GROUP PIANO FOR ADULT BEGINNERS
NEW! RETIREMENT PLANNING TODAY®
Have you always wanted to play the piano but never got around to
it? This class is the perfect setting to begin your musical journey.
Start from square one and learn ideas such as basic hand
positions, how to read music on a staff, how to practice, and
more in this fun class. Impress yourself and family with what you
can learn in just 2 months. Held in Terra’s new piano lab, class
size is limited to 6 so be sure to sign up early!
8 sessions
8 hrs. $99
14FREC1030 Oct. 1 through Nov. 19 T 6:00pm-7:00pm
Are you between the ages of 50 and 70 and want to learn more
about retirement planning? Let former Terra State graduate
Christopher McIntire help you sort through the endless
information. This course contains something for everyone. We
address financial issues that pertain to the self-employed as well
as employees of corporations and government agencies do.
Designed to teach you how to build wealth and align your money
with your values whether you plan to retire in 20 years from now
or have just recently retired. This course isn’t trying to sell you a
service, it is meant to inform you of your retirement options and
how to accomplish your financial goals. *Cost is for you and a
spouse/guest and includes book.
Instructor: Christopher McIntire, McIntire Retirement
Services
2 sessions
6 hrs. $49*
14FREC1037 Oct. 12 & 19
S 9:00am-12:00pm
14FREC1038 Oct. 22 & 29
T 6:00pm-9:00pm
NEW! GROUP HARP FOR ADULT BEGINNERS
Are you interested in music but intimidated by one-on-one
lessons? Why not try this fun, group harp class for all levels.
Whether you’ve never played before or need a refresher, this
class is a great fit! Start from square one and learn ideas such as
hand positioning, proper technique, how to play in a group, and
Sunday–U; Monday–M; Tuesday–T; Wednesday–W;
Thursday–R; Friday–F; Saturday–S
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MICROSOFT OFFICE BASICS
NEW! BECOME A NOTARY PUBLIC
Most students know how to work computers better that their
parents but may not be comfortable with the most used office
applications. This fun, interactive course will introduce students
to the Microsoft Office Suite of programs including Word,
PowerPoint, and Outlook. Whether you need to cite sources in
an essay or keep track of all your classes and assignments in
Outlook, this class will save you time, effort, and energy! Basic
computer skills needed (using a mouse, typing, etc.).
Instructor: Amanda Pochatko, Certified Office Specialist
3 sessions
6 hrs. $79
14FREC1044 Oct. 12 through 26
S 12:00pm-2:00pm
Becoming a notary public is easy but there are many things you
need to know before taking on this responsibility. From the basic
requirements you must meet before applying to what it really
means for you to notarize a document, you will learn some
history, rules, and more in this informative class. There will also
be plenty of time for questions!
Instructor: Sarah Nation
1 session
1.5 hrs. $29
14FREC1039 Sept. 18
W 6:00pm-7:30pm
14FREC1040 Nov. 21
R 6:00pm-7:30pm
NEW! COMMON SENSE SELF DEFENSE
TEENS/TWEENS
SATURDAY SERIES
Do you put your family in danger without realizing it? Join Sr.
Master James Taylor and learn how to defend yourself and your
family with techniques that you can apply immediately. Many
parents place their children and themselves in danger because
they are unaware of the Common Sense Rules. Discover easy to
learn techniques from Sr. Master James Taylor using his 36 years
of Martial Arts experience.
Instructor: Sr. Master James Taylor, Owner & Instructor,
Taylor’s Tae Kwon Do & Tumbling
1 session
2 hrs. $29
14FREC1041 Oct. 11
F 12:00pm-2:00pm
This exciting series is geared toward students in grade 5 or
higher (adults are welcome too!). You can register for each class
individually, but remember that if you enroll in 3 or more there is a
20% discount. All supplies/materials are included in the cost of the
class. Class sizes are limited so be sure to enroll early!
NEW! HANDMADE PAPER BEAD NECKLACES
Create a unique and fun gift for a friend or yourself! This necklace
can be fashioned with many different types of paper and any
combinations of colors to go with special outfits or for special
occasions. Use strips of gift-wrap, newspaper, the comics, or brown
paper bags decorated to your liking with permanent markers.
1 session
2.5 hrs. $39
14FREC1045 Sept. 21
S
10:00am-12:30pm
NEW!
HOLIDAY HELPERS
(FOR KIDS ONLY)
Looking for a way to keep little ones busy while you have time
to help Santa and his elves? This year, let Terra State help! Kids
will enjoy this day of crafts, movies, and games while you have
time to do some shopping. This day of fun is for ages 3 and up
and all kids must be potty trained. A pizza lunch and popcorn
snack will be provided (please notify us of any allergies at the
time of registration). Sign 3 or more siblings up at once and
receive 20%.
1 session
5 hrs. $35
14FREC1042 Dec. 14
S 10:00am-4:00pm
14FREC1043 Dec. 21
S 10:00am-4:00pm
NEW! BATH SCRUBS
FOR HIGH SCHOOL
STUDENTS
Looking for a fun way to keep your skin soft, moisturized, and
smooth? Look no further! Learn to create great bath scrubs that
make great holiday gifts using simple all natural ingredients. This
class can get a bit messy so be sure to dress appropriately.
1 session
2 hrs. $39
14FREC1046 Oct. 5
S
10:00am-12:00pm
SAT/ACT PREP 1 – ONLINE
Making the decision to attend college is probably one of the most
important decisions you will ever make, and your performance
on college entrance exams is instrumental in determining
your college choice. Universities and colleges throughout the
U.S. require applicants to take the SAT or ACT as part of their
evaluation package. This course covers several concepts about
the structure of the tests in the first half and focuses on the
language portion in the second half.
24 hrs.
6 wks.
$89
NEW! TIE-DYING BASICS
Get psychedelic with a crafting classic - tie-dyeing. The colorful
‘sunburst’ patterns you can create are never out of style. This
simplified version doesn’t even require a washing machine! This
class can get a bit messy so be sure to dress appropriately.
1 session
2.5 hrs. $39
14FREC1047 Nov. 2
S
10:00am-12:30pm
A new class starts monthly! First starting date is Sept. 18, 2013
Register at www.ed2go.com/kern
NEW! MARBLEIZED STATIONARY AND CARDS
Transform ordinary white paper into attractive Marble Paper
with marbling ink and water. Personalize your notes for the extra
special touch using this simple technique. You are sure to love the
results of this magical craft! This class can get a bit messy so be
sure to dress appropriately.
1 session
2.5 hrs. $39
14FREC1048 Nov. 16
S
10:00am-12:30pm
SAT/ACT PREP 2 – ONLINE
Making the decision to attend college is probably one of the most
important decisions you will ever make, and your performance
on college entrance exams is instrumental in determining
your college choice. Universities and colleges throughout the
U.S. require applicants to take the SAT or ACT as part of their
evaluation package. This course covers several concepts about
the structure of the tests in the first half and focuses on the
mathematics portion in the second half.
24 hrs.
6 wks.
$89
NEW! FUNKY HOLIDAY WREATHS
What to spice up your holidays? Create your own cool wreath in
this fun and funky class. Use a variety of materials from pinecones
to colored gems to decorate your personal look!
1 session
2.5 hrs. $39
14FREC1049 Dec. 7
S
10:00am-12:30pm
A new class starts monthly! First starting date is Sept. 18, 2013
Register at www.ed2go.com/kern
www.terra.edu/learning
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FITNESS & NUTRITION
PERSONAL TRAINING
Are you looking to get the most out of your workouts? The Kern Center
is happy to offer personal training that will fit your needs. Discounts
are not available for personal training sessions. Gift certificates are
available for personal training sessions too!
14FFIT1001 10 sessions 10 hrs.
$250
14FFIT1002 20 sessions 20 hrs.
$475
GROUP ONE ON ONE
Calling all workout buddies!! If you are looking for personal guidance
for your workouts and don’t want to work out alone, we have what
you’re looking for! With the concept of Group One on One, you’ll gain
accountability, achieve your goals, and have fun all at the same time
with up to three of your friends. Sign up for 10 hours of group training
at once and receive 20% off your total.
14FFIT1003 Sessions vary Hours vary
$40 per hour
NEW! LUNCH TIME CYCLE
Learn the basics of a cycling class while recognizing the different
fitness intensities and learning about target heart rates (gauging your
target heart rate with the use of a heart rate monitor). Great workout
for all fitness levels! Space is limited – be sure to sign up early.
Instructor: Angie Schroeder, Nationally Certified Cycling
Instructor
14FFIT1004 13 sessions
$45 or $7 per session
Sept. 4 through Oct. 16
M,W
11:00am-11:50am
14FFIT1005 12 sessions
$45 or $7 per session
Oct. 21 through Dec. 4
M,W
11:00am-11:50am
FIT FOR LIFE -BODY WORKS
Can you find 30 minutes to devote to yourself and your health?
Tone, strengthen and add flexibility to your muscles with resistance
type exercises using dyna-bands and hand weights to help prevent
degenerative diseases. This class is offered twice a day so if your
schedule changes you can alternate times (please inform the
instructor if you plan to take advantage of this option). Perfect for all
ages and fitness levels!
Instructor: Debbie Gallagher, Fitness Instructor
14FFIT1006 15 sessions
$50 or $5 per session
Sept. 4 through Oct. 23
M,W
12:15pm-12:45pm or
4:15pm-4:45pm
14FFIT1007 15 sessions
$50 or $5 per session
Oct. 28 through Dec. 23
M,W
12:15pm-12:45pm or
4:15pm-4:45pm
GET YOUR GROOVE ON!
Take a dash of low-impact aerobics, mix in some dance choreography,
and add great music for a heart-pumping class that is fun for the
dance diva in everyone! Even if you aren’t a dancer, this class is a
super fun way to de-stress after a long Monday. Burn mega-calories
and get those hips shaking! All fitness levels welcome.
Instructor: Stacie Marquart, Certified Group Fitness Instructor
14FFIT1008 7 sessions
$40 or $7 per session
Sept. 9 through Oct. 21
M
5:00pm-5:45pm
14FFIT1009 7 sessions
$40 or $7 per session
Oct. 28 through Dec. 16
M
5:00pm-5:45pm
NEW! HULA-HOOPING
Looking for a new spin on your fitness routine? Why not try a fun class
that combines cardio and toning with a childhood favorite! This class
is great for all fitness levels and body shapes. With a little patience and
sweat, you’ll be spinning in no time and see results in posture, your
mid-section, and your mood. All fitness levels welcome.
Instructor: Stacie Marquart, Certified Group Fitness Instructor
14FFIT1010 7 sessions
$40 or $7 per session
Sept. 9 through Oct. 21
M
6:00pm-6:45pm
14FFIT1011 7 sessions
$40 or $7 per session
Oct. 28 through Dec. 16
M
6:00pm-6:45pm
NEW! RUNNING & WALKING
Did you know that a walk/run program can benefit both your mind
and body? Come learn the proper techniques and gait for both
walking and running in this great class. In this class, you will learn
all about which muscles are being used as you move! All fitness levels
are welcome.
Instructor: Angie Schroeder, Nationally Certified Group Fitness
Instructor
14FFIT1012 13 sessions
$45 or $5 per session
Sept. 3 through Oct. 15
T/R
8:30am-9:20am
14FFIT1013 14 sessions
$45 or $5 per session
Oct. 27 through Dec. 5
T/R
8:30am-9:20am
NEW! ANGIE’S BOOT CAMP
What do you get when you combine power, function, agility, speed
cardio, and interval training? A great all-over workout that is designed
to fatigue your muscles for maximum results. In this class, you will
learn all about which muscles are being used as you move! Don’t be
scared by the title – all fitness levels are welcome.
Instructor: Angie Schroeder, Nationally Certified Group Fitness
Instructor
14FFIT1014 13 sessions
$45 or $7 per session
Sept. 3 through Oct. 15
T/R
9:30am-10:20am
14FFIT1015 14 sessions
$45 or $7 per session
Oct. 27 through Dec. 5
T/R
9:30am-10:20am
YOGA
Yoga can help make you feel healthier, less beaten down by stress,
more alert, improve your focus, sleep better, gain muscle tone
and flexibility, and feel more alive and energetic. From beginner to
intermediate, any person can benefit from learning the significance of
the poses to how yoga flows. Find out how to balance the mind, body,
and spirit in this great class.
Instructor: Angie Schroeder, Nationally Certified Group Fitness
Instructor
14FFIT1016 13 sessions
$45 or $7 per session
Sept. 3 through Oct. 15
T/R
11:00am-11:50am
14FFIT1017 14 sessions
$45 or $7 per session
Oct. 27 through Dec. 5
T/R
11:00am-11:50am
BUTTS & GUTS
The name says it all! You’ll love this class as Niki helps you tone and
tighten those hard to tone spots. Look fabulous in time for the holidays
this year! All fitness levels welcome.
Instructor: Niki Brough, Nationally Certified Fitness Instructor
14FFIT1018 8 sessions
$45 or $7 per session
Sept. 3 through Oct. 22
T
5:00pm-5:45pm
14FFIT1019 8 sessions
$45 or $7 per session
Oct. 29 through Dec. 17
T
5:00pm-5:45pm
NEW! NIKI’S BOOT CAMP
Are you ready to sweat? This intense boot camp class is just what the
sergeant ordered! Each week you’ll tackle something new to create
muscle confusion for maximum results. Don’t be scared off by the
title – great for all fitness levels because you can always modify your
workout to fit your level of intensity.
Instructor: Niki Brough, Nationally Certified Fitness Instructor
14FFIT1020 8 sessions
$45 or $7 per session
Sept. 3 through Oct. 22
T
6:00pm-7:00pm
14FFIT1021 8 sessions
$45 or $7 per session
Oct. 29 through Dec. 17
T
6:00pm-7:00pm
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NEW! TURBOKICK
NEW! THE BEST OF BOTH WORLDS
The unique Turbo Kick® movement patterns, combinations and
techniques work together to give YOU the ultimate cardiovascular
workout that will melt fat and reshape your body! Each full body
workout consists of a sport specific warm-up, higher paced intervals,
easy to follow combinations, kickboxing specific strength/endurance
training and a mind/body like cool-down designed to maxi-mize
weight loss!
Instructor: Aricca Sorg, Certified TurboKick Instructor
14FFIT1022 8 sessions
$45 or $7 per session
Sept. 4 through Oct. 23 W
5:00pm-5:50pm
14FFIT1023 7 sessions
$40 or $7 per session
Oct. 30 through Dec. 18
W
5:00pm-5:50pm
Want it all? This interval class will have you burning calories even after
you leave! Every class is different and will use a variety of exercises and
equipment so you will never be bored! No experience necessary. All
fitness levels are welcome.
Instructor: Niki Brough, Nationally Certified Fitness Instructor
14FFIT1032 8 sessions
$45 or $7 per session
Sept. 5 through Oct. 24
R
6:15pm-7:00pm
14FFIT1033 7 sessions
$45 or $7 per session
Oct. 31 through Dec. 19
R
6:15pm-7:00pm
NEW! CARDIO MIX-UP
Bikes, stairs, running…oh my! You definitely won’t get bored in this
great class. Why let your Saturday mornings go to waste when you can
use them to improve your waistline. Perfect for those with hectic work
weeks who can’t make a weekday/night class.
Instructor: Niki Brough, Nationally Certified Fitness Instructor
14FFIT1034 8 sessions
$45 or $7 per session
Sept. 7 through Oct. 26
S
9:00am-10:00am
14FFIT1035 7 sessions
$45 or $7 per session
Nov. 2 through Dec. 21
S
9:00am-10:00am
REVAMPED 212
You can revamp your workout with just one degree of change.
A change in temperature from 211 to 212 can produce amazing
alterations. So, too, can this class. A one-degree change in your
routine will cause muscles to respond to your effort. This class is both
a cardiovascular workout as well as strength training. Every fitness
level can enjoy a fun, fast-paced workout focusing on weight loss
while improving overall health.
Instructor: Angie Schroeder, Nationally Certified Group Fitness
Instructor
1FFFIT1024 8 sessions
$45 or $7 per session
Sept. 4 through Oct. 23 W
5:00pm-5:50pm
14FFIT1025 7 sessions
$40 or $7 per session
Oct. 30 through Dec. 18
W
5:00pm-5:50pm
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Register for eligible Kern Center non-credit courses by
September 16 and receive 10% off.
ZUMBA®
Looking for a way to spice up your exercise routine? Why not try one
of the hottest fitness crazes around with Zumba®! This fun and sassy
class features routines that include interval-training sessions where
fast and slow rhythms and resistance training are combined to tone
and sculpt your body while burning fat.
Instructor: Angie Schroeder, Licensed Zumba® Instructor
14FFIT1026 8 sessions
$45 or $7 per session
Sept. 4 through Oct. 23
W
6:00pm-6:50pm
14FFIT1027 7 sessions
$40 or $7 per session
Oct. 30 through Dec. 18
W
6:00pm-6:50pm
multiple course registration
Register for 3 or more eligible Community Education Courses
and receive 20% off (please note this discount applies to
a single person registering for 3 or more classes).
Terra State Faculty and Staff discounts are also available.
Only one discount is applicable.
Discounts must be applied
at the time of registration.
(Payment is due at the time of registration).
MAXED OUT CYCLING!
This cycling class is designed for the cyclist to experience the
excitement of the re-creation of hill climbing, long scenic rides, and
the thrill of racing against the hands of time. Class is based on the
Maximum Heart Guide using a heart rate monitor.
Instructor: Angie Schroeder & Niki Brough, Nationally
Certified Cycle Instructors
14FFIT1028 8 sessions
$50 or $7 per session
Sept. 3 through Oct. 22
T
7:00am-8:00am
14FFIT1029 8 sessions
$50 or $7 per session
Oct. 29 through Dec. 17
T
7:00am-8:00am
14FFIT1030 8 sessions
$50 or $7 per session
Sept. 5 through Oct. 24
R
5:00pm-6:00pm
14FFIT1031 7 sessions
$45 or $7 per session
Oct. 31 through Dec. 19
R
5:00pm-6:00pm
please contact the kern center
419-559-2255 or 800-826-2431
for more information.
5 WAYS TO REGISTER
email:
[email protected]
fax:
419-334-9414
phone: 800-826-2431 or
419-559-2255
walk-in: Ask for Marsha
mail:
Kern Center
2830 Napoleon Road
Fremont, Ohio 43420
Sunday–U; Monday–M; Tuesday–T; Wednesday–W;
Thursday–R; Friday–F; Saturday–S
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ElderCollege
ELDERCOLLEGE
FALL 2013
SCHEDULE
What is the ElderCollege Lifelong Learning Institute at
Terra State? Learning for the joy of it with no tests, grades or
credit associated with the educational experiences! Discover the
joy of lifelong learning with other adults, age 50 and beyond, who
share a common desire to learn. ElderCollege is a membership
organization for active adults, regardless of their educational
background. There are no tests or grades, although a few
classes do have assignments - if you take a painting or writing
class you can expect to paint or write!
A LITTLE HISTORY
Since the first four classes offered in the fall of 1994,
ElderCollege has grown in numbers and educational offerings.
The Elderhostel Institute Network assisted the founding members
in forming this Lifelong Learning Institute (LLI). This Institute
was the brainchild of Fr. William Cunningham who heard about
this type of program on a national news program and from
fellow members of a hiking club he belonged to. He gathered
three friends (Davis Sunderland, LaMar Christy and Robert
Van Hook) to help him research and expand upon the idea for
our area. Several established institutes were visited to gain an
understanding of how other programs were organized. They
visited with Dr. Charlotte Lee and established Terra Community
College as the program host. These men, along with others who
joined them in their efforts, organized an informational meeting
to see if there was interest in our area to move forward. This
first meeting attracted many adults interested in establishing a
lifelong learning organization. ElderCollege was born!
Several thousand adults interested in participating in lifelong
learning have attended classes or gone on educational outings
with ElderCollege since 1994. Courses in art appreciation,
computers, history, music, literature, science, and many more
subjects generate interest each year and discussions often exceed
the confines of the classroom walls. Outings have been taken
to local and regional sites of interest for hands-on learning and
in-depth historical perspective. Cooperative science and nature
programs continue to be offered through the Sandusky County
Parks District. More than forty members serve in leadership
positions each year to keep ElderCollege functioning. They serve
three-year rotating terms on one of the following committees:
Steering, Curriculum, Executive, Travel, Special Events and
Social, Nominating, or Public Relations. These leaders have a
vital role in keeping ElderCollege directed toward the classes and
outings of interest to the members. Several members also serve
as classroom representatives.
have grown this fund to $18500 with currently $550 available
to use for ElderCollege Lifelong Learning scholarships. Thank
you for your continued contributions to this fund. Tax-deductible
donations of any size are always welcome. If you wish to discuss
inclusion of the endowment in your estate plans, contact the
foundation office at the college (419.559.2301).
Let’s keep the fund and program growing for the future!
ELDERHOSTEL
ElderCollege is part of the Elderhostel Institute Network. Many
members not only participate in classes and activities at Terra,
but also attend Elderhostel programs throughout the world. The
Elderhostel catalogs are available online at www.elderhostel.org.
The Elderhostel Institute Network information is available on-line
at http://www.elderhostel.org/ein/intro.asp.
OUR MISSION
ElderCollege of Terra Community College is a peer-led group
serving mature learners by broadening intellectual interests,
physical activity and social interaction. Our mission is to create a
climate that rekindles interest and stimulates the thrill of lifelong
learning.
Cost of Membership:
• Single membership - $25
• Second membership (Husband/Wife) - $20
Member Benefits:
• Class and outing participation
• Leadership opportunities on ElderCollege committees:
Travel, Special Events, Public Relations, Executive &
Curriculum
• Use of Terra’s computer labs, including Internet access
and e-mail
• Use of Terra’s library and Ohio Link lending system
• Membership at Terra’s Student Activities Center for
$40 per semester
INCLEMENT WEATHER POLICY
ElderCollege classes or committee meetings are never held when
Terra is closed. These announcements are made on local TV
and radio stations. If classes are delayed until 10:00 AM, we will
begin with our 10 AM class unless you hear otherwise. Please
make certain that we have your correct phone number so we may
contact you with class-related information. If a class is cancelled,
we will attempt to add it at the end of the class series. Always use
your own best judgment on traveling to Terra for a class.
Just A Note...
Last year was a banner year for the
ElderCollege program here at Terra State
Community College. We had two wonderful
trips, the Canada Whale watching trip and
the Savannah, GA. trip that required two
busses, a first! This year shows no signs
of stopping. This fall, you will have the
availability to travel, learn about some of our
presidents, and explore an old or new drink.
A special thanks goes out to all of our
committee members who have worked very
hard this past year to make my role in the
program a bit easier. If you are interested in
having your voice heard, please let me know.
A new voice will keep the program fresh and
interesting for time to come!
KEEP THE ENDOWMENT GROWING!
The Cunningham ElderCollege Endowment Fund is in
existence to keep ElderCollege operating costs affordable. Please
consider making a donation – small or large to help this fund
grow to the point where it will actually be able to make a large
difference in the financial picture of ElderCollege. Each year
as the College budget gets tighter; it becomes more important
for ElderCollege to cover all expenses. Only a portion of the
interest is available to use. As this Fund grows, we will have a
greater amount of money available for scholarships and special
programs. With a larger endowment, we would be able to use
some for operating expenses without raising course fees. We
continue to have a scholarship fund to assist any member who is
in need of some additional funds to cover class fees. Donations
to the Cunningham ElderCollege Endowment Fund help make
this scholarship fund possible. Contributions are invested and
only a portion of the interest is used. Members and friends have
made tax-deductible donations to establish and grow this fund.
Memorial donations, planned gifts and regular contributions
Don Stull, M. Ed.
ElderCollege Liaison
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SPECIAL EVENTS
you wish to purchase a ride on the B17, the cost will be $400
per person purchased on your own. The Liberty Air Museum is
located at 3515 East State Road, Port Clinton, OH
Cost: $15
SAMPLER
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Friday, September 13, 2013
10:30 AM - 12:00 PM
Come attend a short program to meet and hear from the
instructors about their courses. Each will speak for a few
minutes about their exciting classes so you may “sample” as you
decide what to register for. It is the perfect time to bring a friend
to experience ElderCollege for the first time and to catch up with
friends from previous classes. The college cafeteria will be open
as many of you may want to continue your conversations over
lunch (at your own expense) after the sampler.
Cost: No Charge.
THE OHIO STATE UNIVERSITY
FOOTBALL STADIUM & BASKETBALL ARENA
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Monday, October 7, 2013
8:00 AM
Each fall, we watch our beloved Buckeyes play football at the
‘shoe’ and in the winter, they play basketball at the ‘schott’. At
the football stadium you will: Walk the sidelines where Woody
once roamed, Archie made history and where the Buckeyes
have battled since 1922, Experience the Yassenoff Recruit
Center filled with pictures of current and former Buckeye greats,
Travel up to one of the nation’s largest collegiate press boxes,
where over 400 media personnel and staff are seated for games,
See the Huntington Club level and view the field from one of
the 81 suites, visit the $1.5 million Steinbrenner Band Center,
home to the “Best Damn Band in the Land.” Explore other
areas of “The Horseshoe”. There is a large amount of walking
involved, minimum around the perimeter of the stadium. At the
Schottenstein Center, we will be able to visit many of the areas of
the arena were the winter memories are made. We will travel by
motor coach from Terra to Columbus first to the ‘shoe’ and after
a lunch on your own, we will visit the ‘schott’. Price is based on
a minimum of 30 travelers. Full Payment by September 23,
2013, includes round trip to Columbus. Lunch on your own.
Cost: $65
ANNUAL ELDERCOLLEGE HOLIDAY CELEBRATION
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Thursday, December 12, 2013
11:15 AM
Celebrate the Holidays and lifelong learning with your
ElderCollege friends. Enjoy this special day with good food and
entertainment. Rejoice as we celebrate together at this annual
party for the leaders, members and instructors of ElderCollege.
There may even be a sneak preview of what the winter and
spring terms will offer! This would be a great time to bring a
friend to share the experience of ElderCollege (no need to be a
member to come)! This event will be held at Terra Community
College, Building B, Room 101. Please register by November
30th so we know how much food to order. Entertainment will
begin at approximately 11:15 AM with lunch being served at
approximately 11:45 AM. See you at the celebration!
Cost: $25 per person
BORDER PATROL
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Tuesday, October 22, 2013
10:00 AM
We are hearing in the news about a ‘new’ law enforcement group
in our area. The new border Patrol office, located at 709 SE
Catawba Road, Port Clinton, OH 43452 (just north of Route 2
on SR 53, opposite the Lake Erie Welcome Center) has offered
us a behind the scenes tour of their facility and operations. Our
tour will be conducted by David York started his career with
the US Border Patrol in 1997. His first duty assignment was the
Calexico, California Station. He worked in Southern California for
approximately four and a half years, gaining experience as a K-9
Handler and BORSTAR Team member. In 2002, he transferred to
EDUCATIONAL
OUTINGS
WINE TASTING, RALPH’S JOY OF LIVING
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Tuesday, September 24, 2013
6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Come join us for a great night of friends and wine just in time
for fall and maybe find that special wine for the holiday season.
Ralph’s is located at 113 South Front Street, Fremont, OH. When
you register, please let us know the type of wine you like, i.e.,
sweet, dry, etc. We need a minimum of 20 to be able to run
this special class, thanks to Ralph’s Joy of Living.
Cost: $20
not a member?
JOIN TODAY!
CALL 419-559-2255
LIBERTY AIR MUSEUM
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Wednesday, October, 2, 2013
11:15AM
The Liberty Aviation Museum was established on December 7th
1991 with a handful of dedicated volunteers to showcase WW2
aircraft, and now we have the chance to tour and hear about the
many aircraft they have on site. There may be the chance to see
the B17 up close and personal depending on the weather. If
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Single membership is $25 and
a second membership (Husband/Wife) is $20
fees can be paid by cash, check
or credit card.
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the Detroit Station, promoted to Supervisory Border Patrol Agent
in 2006 at the Gibraltar Station. In the winter of 2008, David
promoted to Field Operations Supervisor at the newly created
Sandusky Bay Station. In 2010, he was promoted to Deputy
Patrol Agent in Charge. Agent York was born and raised in
Michigan. He is a graduate of Michigan State University’s School
of Criminal Justice and is married with three children.
Cost: $10
TOUR THE FORMER SANDUSKY COUNTY JAIL
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Thursday, October 31, 2013
6:00 PM
Facilitator: Catherine Rice, Sandusky County Visitors Bureau
We are delighted to schedule this Halloween night tour just for
ElderCollege members at the former Sandusky County Jail. We
will meet at the former jail located at 622 Croghan St., Fremont,
OH where we will take a guided Tour of the 1892 jail and the
1840’s dungeon located underneath the Sandusky County
Courthouse. Hear exciting stories while learning the significance
of this rare and historic structure. Tour last approximately an
hour.
Cost: $2 payable the night of the tour.
ROCK & ROLL HALL OF FAME, AKRON MUSEUM OF ART,
AND STAN HYWET HALL
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Tuesday, December 10, 2013
8:00 AM
This one day trip will include bus travel from the Terra campus
to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame where you will experience the
history of music from our era. After lunch on your own at the
Hall of Fame, we will continue onto the Akron Art Museum to
enjoy the many exhibits housed in the museum. After a supper
on your own at a local buffet, it’s on to the famous Stan Hywet
Hall to view the hall dressed in its Christmas splendor. NOTE: We
need a minimum of 30 travelers. Full payment by November
18, 2013 includes admission to the 3 locations. Cost of meals
on your own.
Cost: $85 per person
MIAMI & KEY WEST
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February 1, 2014 – February 10, 2014
8:00 AM
Who could not use a mid-winter get away? Come travel with us
on this 9 night, 8 day trip to Florida in February. We will visit site
such locations as celebrity homes on Biscayne Bay, visit to the
beautiful oceanfront Hollywood Beach Boardwalk, free time in
famous South Beach, a visit to exciting Key West
A visit to Bayside Marketplace, Guided Tour of Miami. Also
included in this trip will be a visit to the South Carolina State
Museum in Columbia, SC on our way down and the Riverbanks
Zoo & Garden in Columbia, SC. on our return. Cost includes
motor coach travel, lodging, 4 of which in Miami, and 13 meals.
NOTE: We need a minimum of 30 travelers.
Cost $765 per person based on double occupancy.
$400 due by October 10, 2013 to hold your reservation, full
payment due by November 25, 2013.
DAY CLASSES
We have been very fortunate to have a sponsor of several
programs since last fall, namely Valley View Health Center,
located on June Street here in Fremont. This term, they are
once again offering several events targeted to us and our health.
Please take advantage of these valuable offerings by Valley View.
FREE BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINGS
(No registration required)
Thursday, October 3, 2013
Thursday, October 10, 2013
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
FREE HOME SAFETY CLASSES
To be Announced.
9:30 AM – 10:00 AM
9:30 AM – 10 AM
9:30 AM – 10 AM
OHIO ARCHAEOLOGY
Instructor: Matt Duncan
Tuesdays, September 24, 2013 – November 9, 2013
3:00 PM – 5:00 PM
Learn about the prehistory of Ohio through an in depth study
of “The Archaeology of Ohio,” by Robert Converse. Course will
cover Major Cultural Periods in Ohio (9500BC thru 1600AD).
Emphasis will be placed on covering the contents of the book
while identifying Ohio Flint Types, Stone Tools and Slate Types
(examples will be displayed), as well as sources of flint, climate
changes since glaciation, along with changes in plant and animal
types. Trade goods & routes will also be covered, open discussion
encouraged. Purchase of the hardbound book (about $50) is
highly recommended.
NOTE: NO Class on October 15, 2013
Cost: $40 members/$45 non-members
PRESIDENT LINCOLN AND OUR LOCAL CONNECTION
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Instructor: Mike Gilbert, Retired Fremont Public Schools
Tuesdays, September 24, 2013 – November 5, 2013
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Mike is very excited to begin his retirement, teaching for us
here at Terra. Mike recently retired from the Fremont City
Schools where he was well respected as a teacher. Mike will be
introducing us to his first class looking at the assassination and
will include the assassination of Lincoln including the role played
by a local citizen in the apprehension of John Wilkes Booth. Also
Lincoln’s life prior to the Presidency and his role as a leader, plus
any other topics of discussion the class would want to pursue.
NOTE: No Class on October 15, 2013
Cost: $40 members/$45 non-members
BLIZZARD BILL
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Facilitator: Blizzard Bill Spencer, Channel 13, WTVG
Meteorologist
Thursday, September 26, 2013
11:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Blizzard Bill Spencer has a passion for weather, and it shows. Bill
got his start at the age of five, when he sold enough Kool-aid on the
side of the road to buy himself his very first home-based weather
station. After that, Bill saved every newspaper weather map for
more than 10 years from his hometown newspaper in Miami,
Fla., so he could learn how to track storms. Bill has won several
awards for his weather coverage in all types of severe weather. He
won the Emmy for On-Air Craft - Best Weather Anchor in 2011.
He won an Emmy for his coverage of the devastating Wood County
tornado outbreak of June 2010. He was awarded the key to the
city of Ft. Walton Beach, Fla., after nearly two days of non-stop
hurricane coverage. Bill has also received special awards from
Michigan to Kansas for his tornado and severe weather coverage.
Come hear from the expert about our weather and how it is
predicted in our area and Bill requests you bring your questions!
Cost: $5 members/$10 non-members
DOGS, DOGS, DOGS
Many of us have dogs in our homes. We see them as pets, friends,
companions, but is there more? Do you want to see some of
the various jobs our pets can have, some of them to help us
and maybe others? This series of talks will introduce you to
different aspects of the dog world and possible activities you can
participate in with your dogs.
ASSISTANCE DOGS FOR ACHIEVING INDEPENDENCE
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Thursday, October 3, 2013
10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Facilitator: Don Stull, ADAI Foster Volunteer
Don and his wife, Laura, has spent the last 3+ years volunteering
as a foster home for ADAI. After training two Golden Retrievers
for assistance work for ADAI, they now have a Portuguese water
dog in their home working towards that same goal. Come learn
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The selection of the twelve presidents is based on rankings
from historians and political scientists. Attention will be given to
presidential achievements, leadership qualities, and shortcomings.
The presentation will also focus on evolution of political parties
and the modern presidency. (Lunch on your own)
Cost: $20 members/$25 non-members
about ADAI, the many roles volunteers take in the program and
how the dogs are trained and used.
Cost: $5 members/$10 non-members
THERAPY DOGS
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Thursday, October 10, 2013
10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Facilitator: Don Stull, Handler
Don has had a lifelong love for dogs, but not just any breed will
do. Don will have his second love, (his wife would differ) a 115#
female Newfoundland, in class as he shares with us the history
of the Newfoundland, the pros and cons of the breed and how
he and his dog provide therapy to others. Therapy dogs, while
not as visible as an assistance dogs, perform valuable work in
locations such as nursing homes, libraries, and schools.
Cost: $5 members/$10 non-members
OTTAWA COUNTY’S PROJECT LIFESAVER
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Wednesday, October 23, 2013
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Facilitator: Denise Day, Ottawa County Chairperson
Imagine if someone you love and has a disability such as
Alzheimer’s disappears. What can you do? Here is one possible
option. Project Lifesaver is an innovative rapid response program
aiding victims and families suffering from Alzheimer’s disease
and related disorders such as Down Syndrome and Autism. By
forming partnerships with local law enforcement and public
safety organizations, Project Lifesaver deploys specially trained
teams with the most reliable technology available to quickly
locate and return wandering adults and children to their families
and caregivers.
Cost: $5 members/$10 non-members
OHIO STATE HIGHWAY PATROL, K9 UNIT
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Wednesday, October 23, 2013
10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Facilitator: Officer Mike Kemmer
The Ohio State Highway Patrol has long had a canine operations
patrolling our roads and highways alongside the many men and
women of this state. These trained dogs will not only protect
the officer, they will assist in crowd control, drug searches, and
searching for missing persons. Stop in to see one or more of
these working dogs in action.
Cost: $5 members/$10 non-members
MOUNTAIN DULCIMER
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Thursday, October 24, 2013
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Facilitator: Kathy Rozick, Dulcimer Player
What is this thing? It is a uniquely American instrument. Class is an
introduction to the history of the mountain dulcimer. If you have a
lap dulcimer, bring it to class and we will learn a few simple tunes
in the second hour. No musical experience necessary!
Cost: $5 members/$10 non-members
SANDUSKY COUNTY SHERRIFF’S K9 UNIT
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Wednesday, October 30, 2013
10:00 AM – 11:30 AM
Facilitator: Deputy Brian McGrady & Brutus
Officers in Sandusky County have long had a K9 presence. The
current K9 team patrolling our area consists of Officer McGrady
and Brutus, a black German shepherd. Brutus is certified
as a dual purpose K9, certified in tracking, narcotics, and
apprehension by the North American Police Dog Ass. Come see
how this team works and ask questions about their day.
Cost: $5 members/$10 non-members
FREMONT’S AMAZING HISTORY: THE SEQUEL
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Mondays, October 28, 2013 – November 18, 2013
1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Facilitator: Larry & Krista Michaels
Cousins Larry Michaels and Krista Michaels, authors of Fremont:
Then and Now and Fremont: Where History Lives, will offer
another three-week class about Fremont’s long and rich history.
The class will feature more slide presentations and discussions
of the city’s amazing history, including President Hayes and Fort
Stephenson, people and sports, aerial views, the surrounding
countryside and farmhouses, odd places and little known
historical facts, more then-and-now photos, and panoramic
views of Fremont from the 1800s to the present time. Class
members are encouraged to bring in old photographs and topics
you would like to discuss.
NOTE: No class on November 11, 2013
Cost: $5 members/$10 non-members
CUBA, A NATION IN TRANSITION
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Wednesday, October 9, 2013
9:30 AM – 11:30 AM
Facilitator: John Gibson, Avid Traveler
Mr. Gibson spent eight days in Cuba in early 2012, on approved
“cultural/educational travel permits”. John will cover many
aspects of life in Cuba today and how it is A Nation in Transition.
Hear about a brief history of Cuba, especially Cuban-American
relations and the Revolution that lead Fidel Castro assuming
power in 1959. See photos of the Bay of Pigs Museum to the
many 1950’s era American cars on the streets of Havana.
Cost: $5 members/$10 non-members
POETRY: (FOR FUN AND NO PROFIT!)
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Mondays, October 28, 2013 – November 18, 2013
10:30 AM – 12:00 PM
Facilitator: Larry Michaels
Poetry, which goes back to the beginnings of human
communication, is becoming a lost art in this prosaic age. But
there is a hidden poet inside everyone. Fremont history writer
Larry Michaels, whose graduate work is in literature, will lead
this class for anyone who has ever enjoyed reading or writing
poetry, or would just like to learn more about it. Poets from
Robert Frost to Emily Dickinson will be discussed, along with
any writers the class desires to read. Any poetry writing in the
class is also welcomed. The purpose is to have some challenging
fun while also learning to appreciate more this amazing gift of
language that we possess.
NOTE: No class on November 11, 2013
Cost: $5 members/$10 non-members
POPCORN AND A MOVIE!
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Wednesdays, October 9, 2013
1:00 PM – 3:30 PM
Facilitator: Bob Gamble, Movie Buff
What a better way to enjoy a film than to share the experience
with other film fans? We plan to show a more recent film on the
large screen in B101, Bob will introduce the film and facilitate
the discussion following. There is no charge for this event,
but we will accept donations to cover the cost of the popcorn.
Any donations exceeding the expenses will be used to offset
ElderCollege programming costs.
Cost: Donation to ElderCollege general fund
PRESIDENTIAL GREATNESS
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Monday, October 21, 2013
9:00 AM – 4:00 PM
Facilitator: Dr. Bruce Flack, Retired History Professor
This presentation will provide a fresh look at twelve of America’s
greatest presidents from Washington to Kennedy with an emphasis
on how each president has shaped the American experience.
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SONG LYRICS: PROSE, POEMS, POLITICS AND MUSIC
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Fridays, October 25, 2013 – November 25, 2013
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Instructor: Jean Vestal, Music Instructor
What do the song words mean? Are they written for an event,
show or anything else? Have the subjects changed over the
centuries, decades or years? We’ll listen, then read the words
and discuss them then listen again. The songs will be from a
variety of times in our lives. Some songs will be from musicals,
events and styles of music.
Cost: $30 members/$35 non-members
PAINTING WITH WATERCOLOR
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Fridays, October 25, 2013 – November 22, 2013
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Instructor: James Andrews, Artist
This course will consist of studio time, demonstration lesson and
critique. Begin your studio time at 9 AM so you will be actively
working and ready for class during the latter two hours of the
time. He will be present from 10 AM until noon. This course is
designed as an ongoing learning experience for students who
have taken a previous watercolor course. New students are
welcome. * Please note: Class time will be 10 AM - noon; open
studio time will be the preceding hour.
Cost: $30 members/$35 non-members
brewing, cupping, and watching the “agony of the leaf” as full
leaf tea unfolds in the cup, and culminating in tasting of these
loose leaf luxuries. It is a very fun and interactive way to learn
about tea.
Cost: $10 members/$15 non-members
THE PERFECT CUP: BREWING TECHNIQUES
TO PLEASE YOUR PALETTE
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Thursday, November 21, 2013
1:00 PM – 2:00 PM
Instructor: Rebecca Yingling
Tea is fabulous when others prepare and serve it for you; but THE
PERFECT CUP class will help you learn the proper ways to brew
your tea not only by tea variety, but more importantly, by your
own taste preferences
Cost: $10 members/$15 non-members
MAGIC
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Wednesday, November 6, 2013
10:00 – 11:30 AM
Facilitator: Wes Fahrbach, Rep. of Senator Portman’s Office
Mr. Wes Fahrbach, Representative of Senator Portman’s office
will stop by to discuss the current happenings in Washington that
affect our daily life. He will be able to answer your questions or
take them back to Senator Portman’s office directly. Come and
hear about the important issues of the day.
Cost: $5 members
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Wednesday, November 13, 2013
3:45 PM – 4:30 PM
Entertainer: Floyd Collins, Magician
Floyd Collins, a native of Northwest Ohio, has been entertaining
audiences with his unique blend of magic, mindreading, mystery
and comedy since he was 9 years old. As a youngster, he performed
in a variety of venues, from middle school talent shows to family
outings. He has performed around Ohio and the country to packed
houses at Renaissance shows, theaters, private clubs, schools
and corporate audiences. While many recognizable magicians
have helped further Floyd’s understanding of the magical arts, he
said the two major influences on his development as a performer
were childhood friend Dan Harlan and the late Richard Myers.
Floyd is more than a performer. He is also a creator of magical
effects; an author of books on performance, magic and mentalism;
a consultant for emerging magicians and mindreaders; and a
contributor to other effects and books on magic. He is also a High
School career technical teacher, who combines his passion for
learning and teaching with his love for magic.
Cost: $5 members/$10 non-members
CATHEDRALS BUILT BY THE MASONS
CREATIVE WRITING
LEGISLATIVE UPDATE FROM SEN. ROB PORTMAN
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Thursday, November 7, 2013
10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
Facilitator: Russell Herner, Author
Mr. Herner, a local author, has dozens of colored slides will
be shown of European cathedrals, interior and exterior. Views
from top of the cathedral spires will be shown. Who designed
and built the beautiful cathedrals will be explained. Romanesque
and Gothic Cathedral designs will be explained. A large display
of primitive tools and artifacts will be shown, some back to the
1500’s. You will be told how they got the gigantic stones up
hundreds of feet in the air to build the cathedrals. How did they
build these Masterpieces with primitive tools 800 years ago?
Cost: $10 members/$15 non-members
TEA 101: A BASIC PRIMER
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Thursday, November 7, 2013
1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Instructor: Rebecca Yingling
Tea is hotter than ever! Tea is the second most popular beverage in
the world, and has been around for centuries. This short course
digs into the history of the Camellia Sinensis plant (true tea);
the differences in the processing of teas that brings about black,
oolong, green, white teas; tea grading; what to look for when
buying loose leaf teas and even tea bags; correct storage to ensure
freshness; and the easy steps to brewing a perfect cup of tea.
Cost: $10 members/$15 non-members
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Fridays, October 25, 2013 – December 6, 2013
1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Instructor: Lylanne Musselman, Terra State Community College
Welcome to Creative Writing! This will be an interactive class with
a lot of writing, discussion, and sharing of your creative writing
endeavors. However, don’t worry if you’re shy because no one
is here to be judged or to be put on the spot – but it is essential
for you to get the most out of this course to participate as much
as possible in the workshops, and by asking questions. As
mentioned above be prepared to write a lot, but most importantly
be prepared to discover the creative writer within and have
fun! There will be no required texts, but I will always give
recommendations for good creative writing books. In addition,
there will be handouts when needed and I will always supply a lot
of prompts to get the writings started.
NOTE: No class November 29, 2013
Cost: $65 members/$70 non-members
not a member?
JOIN TODAY!
CALL 419-559-2255
Single membership is $25 and
a second membership (Husband/Wife) is $20
fees can be paid by cash, check
or credit card.
SOMETHING’S BREWING: A TEA TASTING EXPERIENCE
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Thursday, November 14, 2013
1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
Instructor: Rebecca Yingling
This short course takes participants on a learning journey
through utilizing the senses. This guided exploration into the
different varieties of tea and their unique characteristics covers
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will delay and possibly prevent registration.
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Authorization with your registration and completed Company
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responsible for payment of completed training if the company
does not pay.
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accepted. Your registration will not be processed without your
account number, expiration date and signature.
CANCELLATIONS & SUBSTITUTIONS
Terra reserves the right to cancel seminars due to low enrollment
or other circumstances that warrant cancellation. Substitutions may
be made at any time for an individual registrant. If cancellations are
made by the registrant five (5) working days prior to the seminar,
fees are fully refundable. After that, no refunds will be made.
If Terra State Community College cancels a class, you may choose
to get a refund or apply your payment to another seminar.
Registered students who do not attend a class and have not
canceled will be responsible for the class fees.
WEATHER CANCELLATIONS
Listen to your local radio or TV stations for school closings.
Cancellations apply to both credit and non-credit classes on Terra’s
Fremont campus and at satellite sites.
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NEW! ICD-10-PCS PROCEDURE CODING TRAINING
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