Summer 2017 Schedule
Table of Contents
Table of Contents
CAMPUSES
Joliet Junior College Main Campus
1215 Houbolt Road, Joliet, IL 60431
(815) 729-9020
Lifelong Learning Seminars
Career Training
Career. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Communication . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
Writing Seminars . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Computers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Concealed Carry. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
Creative Arts
Crafts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Drawing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Crochet. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Sewing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Culinary Arts
Baking. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
Decorating. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Kitchen Skills. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Specialty Cooking. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11
Spirits. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Dance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
Etiquette. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
First Aid. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Foreign Language. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Gardening . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13
Beekeeping . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Graphic Design . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Handwriting Analysis. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Health and Wellness. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
Positive Living . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
Safety. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
History . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17
House and Home. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
DIY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
Party Planning . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Personal Finance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
Investing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Photography. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
Certificate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
Real Estate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Retirement. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Sign Language. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Spa/Relaxation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
Special Interest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Travel . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25
Commercial Drivers License (CDL) . . . . . .
Forklift Training. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Health Care. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Process Operations Technology. . . . . . . . .
Veterinary Technology. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Online Career Training
Business Careers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Computer Technician . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Green/Renewable Energy Careers. . . . . . .
Health Care. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Hospitality. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Legal Field. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Nonprofit Organizations. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Business Training
Hands-On Computer Training. . . . . . . . . . .
Computer Graphics. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Entrepreneur Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Food Sanitation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Safety Compliance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Spanish Language . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Supervision Training. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Transportation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Water/Wastewater . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
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Kids College
Grades Pre-K-Kindergarten . . . . . . . . . . . K-2
Grades 1-2 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K-2
Grades 3-5 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K-3
Grades 4-8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K-5
Grades 6-8 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K-7
High School. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K-9
Test Preparation. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K-10
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Corporate & Community Services
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Joliet Junior College Romeoville Campus
1125 West Romeo Road (West 135th St)
Romeoville, IL 60446
(815) 886-3000
Joliet Junior College
City Center Campus
235 North Chicago Street, Joliet, IL 60432
(815) 727-6544
EDUCATION CENTERS
Joliet Junior College
Morris Education Center
725 School Street, Morris, IL 60450
(815) 942-1552
Joliet Junior College Weitendorf
Agricultural Education Center
17840 Laraway Road, Joliet, IL 60433
(815) 280-6900
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T = Tuesday
W = Wednesday
R = Thursday
F = Friday
S = Saturday
U = Sunday
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ANNUAL CLERY SAFETY REPORT (ASR) NOTICE
Joliet Junior College is committed to assisting members of the JJC community in providing for their own safety and security. The annual CLERY security compliance document is
available at the JJC Police Department website:
http://jjc.edu/about/operational/campus-police/Pages/crime-statistics.aspx
along with other safety information. If you would like to receive the ASR in booklet form, you may stop by the Campus Police Department located on Main Campus in G 1013 or
call Campus Police at 815-280-2234. The website and booklet contain information regarding campus security and personal safety such as crime prevention and reporting, police
law enforcement authority, disciplinary procedures and other related security policies. They also contain information about crime statistics for the three previous years for all JJC
campuses, property owned and controlled by JJC District 525 and on public property immediately adjacent to JJC campuses.
This information is required by law and is made available by the Joliet Junior College Police Department.
Lifelong Learning
Career
Turn Your Hobby into New!
a Business (LLC 5264)
large animal medicine, research, exotics,
wildlife rehabilitation, and education will be
overviewed. Field trips to various facilities that
Do you love to make things, grow things, or
Find Your Fit (LLC 4251)
employ technicians are included in the course
help people in your spare time? Maybe you
curriculum. Please note, ending times for class
People who are happy in their work live healthier,
on field trip days may vary. Students will also
better balanced lives. Get to know what you like to have a business. To find out, take this 2-hour
workshop and learn how to tell the difference
be required to complete 30 hours of on-thedo, and how to earn a living doing it. In this class,
between a business and a hobby.
job volunteer work by the end of the course.
you will spend time engaging in activities that are
T16-8p.m.
W
Main This course can be used as an alternative to
core essentials to each of the six major business
the 100-hour of veterinary experience required
June 7
$29
career groups and six major career personality
for admittance to the veterinary technology
types. You will also be given exercises that focus
program at Joliet Junior College. Must be 18 or
on the 17 basic job skills that ALL business
Business Etiquette professionals must have to be successful. You
New! older to register for this class.
(LLC 5263)
will be introduced to many resources that can
T1 9a.m-1p.m.
T
Main
Business etiquette is so much more than
help you continue to move forward, long after the
May 16–June 13
$495
knowing which fork to use at lunch during
class has ended. Whether you are looking to start
a work meeting. It is about making sure
your own business, returning to work, looking to
you display yourself with the kind of class
change career paths, or just entering the work
that shows you can be taken seriously.
force for the first time, this class will help you
Good etiquette adds value to your overall
explore your options and focus on a goal.
The Art of Storytelling-An
T16-9p.m.
R
Main credibility, whereas poor etiquette can hurt
your
professional
relationships.
This
class
June 1 & 8
$64
Oral Tradition (LLC 3963)
will prepare you to be the professional one
Storytelling is an art that anyone can enjoy.
T26-9p.m.
R
Main in the room who knows the proper way to act
Learn to craft stories you’ll love to tell, with a
Aug. 3 & 10
$64
in a business or social setting. During this
focus on supportive feedback and coaching.
class, students will learn business etiquette,
This hand-on, skills-oriented course, will
including
from
networking
to
dressing
Transition from Career to
explore what it takes to conceive, develop,
professionally. Topics will include meeting
Retirement (LLC 4907)
create and tell a compelling story. This class
manners, dining etiquette, favorable first
is recommended for beginners and novices
Moving from a full-time career to retirement or
impressions and email etiquette.
who wish to polish their storytelling and public
semi-retirement is a major life change. You may
T16-8p.m.
W
Main speaking skills.
feel financially prepared, but there are many other July 5-Aug. 9
$129
life aspects to consider. Do you know what you
T16:30-8:30p.m.
R
Main
want from retirement? What matters most to you?
May 25 & June 1
$54
Introduction to Veterinary
How can you spend time relaxing yet still feel
productive? Join this interactive seminar focused
Medical Technology Public Speaking for the New!
on the life aspects of retirement planning. Learn
(LLC
119)
Reluctant Speaker (LLC 5265)
techniques that will help you achieve the lifestyle
This course is designed to explore the
you have always imagined and tips for making a
Do you dread speaking in front of others? Does
many opportunities available to students
smooth transition from career to retirement.
this negatively affect your career or personal
pursuing a degree in veterinary technology.
goals? Join a class with like-minded individuals
T1 6:30-8:30p.m.
R
Main Careers including small animal medicine,
and an encouraging instructor who will give
June 8
$29
Communication
Register online at www.jjc.edu and click on eResources
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Lifelong Learning
Community and Continuing Education
you techniques to help build confidence
and improve presentation skills. Designed
specifically for those who would like to become
more confident when speaking in front of small
groups, this course will provide an opportunity
to practice with others in a comfortable and
judgment free environment.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
R
Main
June 15-July 6
$89
An Introduction to Voiceovers
(LLC 3651)
Are people always telling you that you have a
great voice? Do you often find yourself listening
to your favorite audio book, commercial or
cartoon character and thinking, “I could do
that”? This fun and empowering two-hour
introductory workshop covers the different
types of voiceovers and what tools are needed
in order to find success in the industry. You’ll
be coached as you perform a real voiceover
script and be recorded so that you can receive
a professional voiceover evaluation later. After
class, you will have the knowledge necessary
to help you decide if this is something you’d
like to pursue. Taught by a professional voice
actor from the voice acting training company,
Voices For All.
T16-8p.m.
W
Main
June 28
$44
Introduction to VoiceoversOne on One (LLC 4806)
Are people always telling you that you have a
great voice? Do you often find yourself listening
to your favorite audiobook, commercial or
cartoon character and thinking, “I could do
that”? If so, then you could have what it takes to
begin working as a professional Voiceover Artist.
Being a Voiceover Artist is a fun and rewarding
job! Current voiceover trends have made it easy
and affordable for just about anyone to get
involved. In this fun and empowering 90-minute
introductory workshop, you will learn about the
different types of voiceovers and what tools are
needed in order to find success in the voiceover
industry. As you read from real scripts, your
instructor will coach you in this one-on-one video
chat setting, taking notes on your performance
so you can receive a professional voice
evaluation later. After the class, you will have the
knowledge necessary to help you decide if this
is something you’d like to pursue. Check out the
video at http://www.voicesforall.com/ooo to get
a better sense of how the class works. Come
ready to laugh, learn and be inspired. Must be
18 or over to register. This class is taught by a
professional voice actor from the voice acting
training company, Voices For All.
T1 See Above
Online Course
See Above
$44
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Communication–
Writing Seminars
So You Have a Great Story…
My Journey from Page to
Publishing (LLC 5121)
Writing Tips and Techniques
(LLC 5123)
Whether you already have a story to tell or are
thinking about writing one, author Annalisa
Russo will describe her journey from the first
word on the page to working with a publisher,
and what she learned in between. This class is
designed as an overview of the writing process,
covering the mechanics of writing, including
organizing your writing, and planning your
writing schedule. Participants will learn how to
get their creative ideas down on paper, keep on
track, and get to the publishing table.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
T
Main
June 6
$24
Join author Annalisa Russo in her all-day
workshop on the craft of storytelling. Enhance
your skills in the areas of plotting, developing
unforgettable characters, and polishing your
manuscript – so it will not end up in file
thirteen after an editor or agent reads the first
three pages. Learn the eye-opening aspects
of grammar, sentence construction and point
of view. Improve your writings skills to connect
with your target audience. Let Annalisa guide
you through what worked for her and other
novelists, and inspire you on your journey.
T19a.m.-3p.m.
T
Main
July 25
$54
Traditional Publishing – the
Non-Negotiables (LLC 5122)
Self-Publishing with Amazon
(LLC 4913)
Would you like to be traditionally published but
don’t know where to begin? Participants of this
workshop will learn how to get their manuscripts
into the right hands. Author Annalisa Russo will
explain how to find an agent or publisher, how
to prepare a clever query letter and synopsis for
submission, what you can expect after you sign
on the dotted line, and how to promote your
book once you are published.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
T
Main
June 27
$24
The Art of Writing for the
Web (LLC 3961)
If you blog, market online, or produce any
text that is meant to be read on-screen, this
revealing class is a must! Because screenfriendly writing differs from hardcopy text in
both style and presentation, you’ll learn how to
maximize a reader’s positive experience and
minimize the lure to click away from your site
all by how you structure your writing.
T16-9p.m.
R
Main
June 29
$34
Register by phone at (815) 280-1555
Learn how to self-publish your book using
Amazon’s print-on-demand publishing
service called CreateSpace. Print-on-demand
publishing is the fastest, easiest way to
get your written thoughts out to the world.
Students will learn all the steps involved in
bringing a project from start to finish. This
includes using free tools like CreateSpace’s
interior reviewer and cover creator that allow
you to do-it-yourself easily.
T16-9p.m.
T
Main
Aug. 1 & 8
$69
Lifelong Learning
Summer 2017 Schedule
iPad Basics (LLC 5215)
Did you purchase an iPad only to discover that
you can barely use it? Maybe you’re thinking of
purchasing an iPad, but you’re not sure how it
works. Come to this class to learn the basics
and functionality of an iPad. Please note that
the universal functions of the iPad platform will
be taught and that specific “apps” may vary
from iPad to iPad. This class will only discuss
the Apple iPad. Other tablet devices will not be
covered. If you currently own an iPad, please
bring it to class, otherwise an iPad mini will be
provided for hands-on learning.
T16-9p.m.
T
Main
June 13
$29
Facebook for Beginners New!
(LLC 5266)
Computers
All About PCs (LLC 520)
Start from scratch or brush up on your computer
skills in this hands on slow paced introduction
to computers. Begin with the basics of
understanding when to right click or double
click, how to log off and switch users, create
passwords to secure your computer and how to
save and retrieve files. Learn to customize your
workspace and use a word processor to create,
print and edit files. Gain an understanding of file
structures so you can easily move, sort, delete,
restore and search for files. Conquer navigating
the internet safely as you learn new skills to
improve your browsing experience; including
mastering sending and receiving emails with
attachments. You will also be introduced to
Microsoft Office programs such as Microsoft
Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
T1 9a.m.-noon R
Main
May 11-July 6 $225
T2 6-9p.m. W
June 7-Aug. 2 Morris
$225
T3 6-9p.m. R
June 8-Aug. 3 Main
$225
Keyboarding for Computers
(LLC 500)
In today’s computer era, almost everyone needs
to know how to type. This class is perfect
for people who need to learn the computer
keyboard. It is designed for the person with little
or no previous typing experience.
T1 4:30–5:30p.m. R
Main
June 8-Aug. 3
$79
Do you feel out of the loop because you do
not know how to use Facebook? Tired of
asking others to show you how and feeling
lost afterwards? Learn how to get started on
Facebook in this basic course. Our friendly
instructor will show you how to create an
account, request friends, make posts and
share photos in addition to safety do’s and
don’ts. Please bring a current email account
and password. If you already have a Facebook
account, bring your username and password.
T16-9p.m.
R
Main
May 18
$29
Video Editing-The Do It
Yourself Way (LLC 4560)
Class participants will learn how to create their
own movies using free online video editing
tools. Students will learn how to upload videos
and combine multiple clips into a single, new,
longer video. Students will also learn how to
trim clips to custom lengths and customize
clips with special tools and effects. In addition,
student will learn how to add soundtracks,
captions and titles to their finished videos.
This class is designed for the home movie
maker who has no experience editing video.
T16-9p.m.
R
Main
Aug. 3 & 10
$69
Word Processing
Microsoft Word Made Easy
(LLC 517)
Spreadsheets
Microsoft Excel Made Easy
(LLC 562)
An introduction to Microsoft Excel. Use formulas
to perform calculations, format our worksheets
with different colors, fonts, and pictures then
create a change of our worksheets.
T19a.m.-noon
W
Main
June 7-21 $99
T26-9p.m.
T
July 11-25 Main
$99
PowerPoint
Using PowerPoint for
Presentations (LLC 565)
This workshop will teach you how to use
Microsoft PowerPoint to create interesting
presentations. The topics include: creating and
editing presentations, formatting text, printing
presentations, and much more.
T19a.m.-noon
W
Main
July 19 & 26
$69
T26-9p.m.
T
Aug. 1 & 8
Main
$69
Internet Buying & Selling
Intro to Web Sale Sites New!
(LLC 5267)
Let it Go, Craig’s List, eBay, Etsy, Facebook sites
and more; people are turning to websites to buy
and sell goods and services. How does it work,
is it safe, should you try it? This seminar will
provide an introduction to using online sites.
Whether interested in buying or selling, this
seminar will show a variety of sale sites. Time
will also be devoted to internet safety tips.
T1 9:30-11:30 a.m.
W
Main
May 17
$24
Etsy: The Unique Goods and
Creations Site - An Intro to
Buying and Selling
(LLC 3861)
Are you looking for a tool to help you sell
hand-made creations? Did you recently see
something at a craft fair and now would like
Introduction to Microsoft Word. Learn to write
to purchase one like it? Are you looking for a
and save documents, format text, add bullets,
unique gift for that hard to buy for someone?
borders, and pictures. Create letters, fliers,
Welcome to the world of Etsy; the online market
and newsletters that look professional.
for handmade items. Learn the basics of buying
T19a.m.-noon
W
Main
and selling on this popular internet site.
May 10-24 $99
T1 9 a.m.-noon
W
Main
T26-9p.m.
T
Main May 31
$44
June 13-27 $99
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Lifelong Learning
Community and Continuing Education
Selling on eBay (LLC 583)
Learn eBay selling from listing to feedback.
Cover topics including an overview of auction
types and fee(s), how to research the item
you’re selling, how to create a listing for
your item (instructor will be creating a real
listing), pricing, term and conditions, shipping,
monitoring your item listing, what to do once
your auction has closed and disputes. In this
class, you will be signing up for an eBay and
PayPal account. In order to do so, you will
need to bring the following on the first day of
class: an email address (please bring your
password in case you have to access your
email account), a credit or debit card, and your
checking account number and bank routing
number. Under Federal law these are required
for verifying identity when opening a bank
account (which is what a PayPal Account is).
T1 9a.m.-noon M
Main
June 12-26 $99
Creating Websites for
Families, Nonprofits and
Organizations (LLC 3998)
Experience 3-D Printing (LLC 5127)
Designed to serve as an introduction to 3-D
printing technology, this four-week class will
provide students with the opportunity to print
their own simple 3-D projects. Students will
learn about the software involved in 3-D printing,
internet resources and also experience the JJC
Makerlab, in this hands-on class.
T16-8p.m.
T
Main
July 11-Aug. 1
$99
Learn how to create your own website. Create
your own space on the Internet where you can
tell your family story, share knowledge, support
a cause, promote a group, or simply have fun.
During this workshop you will create and publish
your own website. The workshop will use the
free website service, Weebly, but other website
software will be discussed during the class. This
class is designed for those with no experience
with website design. Students will enjoy the new
expanded format of this class that allows for
additional in-class hands-on experience.
T16-9p.m.
R
Main
June 15 & 22 $69
Concealed Carry
Illinois Concealed Carry
In order to apply for an Illinois Concealed Carry
Permit, students must successfully complete
both the Pistol Shooting Course (8 hours) and
3-D Printing Basics the Illinois Concealed Carry Permit Training
(LLC 5126)
Course (8 hours) for a total of 16 hours.
Classroom sessions will be held at JJC. In order
Possibly one of the most fascinating
to successfully complete the Illinois Concealed
technological developments in history, 3-D
Carry Training Course students must pass live
printers offer endless possibilities. Whether
fire test at the range. Participants do not need
you’re considering purchasing a 3-D printer in
Experience 3D Printing II
to own a pistol, several types will be provided for
the future, or you would just like to experience
New!
(LLC 5268)
use. Training Laser pistols and targets are used
this exciting technology in action, this class is
A continuation of Experience 3D Printing
to teach proper grip, stance, and sighting. The
for you. Our instructor will demonstrate how
(LLC 5127), this class offers more advanced
live fire range will be held at the Rink’s Gun and
to operate a home 3-D printer, and you will
3D modeling and design with the opportunity
Sport, 14363 Archer Ave., Lockport, IL. Students
experience the printer in action as it prints out
to print creations. Use advanced CADD
will be responsible for paying the range fee to
a model.
Rink’s. In order to accommodate schedules the
T16-8p.m.
M
Main programs such as Meshmixer, TinkerCad, and
123D Design, as well as professional software
range time will be scheduled individually with the
June 12
$29
such as AutoCad. Design and print models in
instructor. Instructors are approved by the Illinois
T26-8p.m.
M
Main the JJC MakerLab.
State Police to conduct Illinois Concealed Carry
July 10
$29
T16-8p.m.
W
Main Firearms Training. Students are solely responsible
for completing the application process through
July 19-Aug. 9
$99
the Illinois State Police (however the instructor will
Intro to Laser Cutting provide assistance and an I.D. picture). Additional
New!
(LLC 5269)
range time can be scheduled. For more information
Building
Websites
Learn how to use a laser cutter and practice
and complete registration requirements, call
engraving wood, acrylic, paper, cardboard and
(815) 280-1555. DO NOT BRING A FIREARM OR
Intro
to
WordPress
more. This class will also cover creating digital
AMMUNITION TO THE COLLEGE!
(LLC 4968)
files compatible with the laser cutter. Each
student will have the opportunity to create a
Pistol Shooting Course
Learn to use WordPress to manage a website.
small project as they learn the laser cutting
This six-week class will cover the basics of
(LLC 4850)
process from start to finish. Safety skills and
how to use WordPress to meet your needs.
T1 6:30-8:30p.m.
T Main
laser cutting techniques will be addressed.
Featured topics will include the basics of web
June 6-27
$110
T16-8p.m.
M
Main design, how to select a theme and structure
T2 6:30-8:30p.m.
W Morris
your site to meet your needs. This class
June 19
$29
June 7-28
$110
will focus on WordPress.com. A text will be
T26-8p.m.
M
Main
included.
T3 6:30-8:30p.m.
T,R Main
July 31
$29
T16-9p.m.
T
Main Aug. 8-17
$110
June 13-July 25
$249
*Please note students 20 years of age may register
(No class July 4)
in the Pistol Shooting class, but must bring a parent
or legal guardian to the live fire range qualification.
3D
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Register by phone at (815) 280-1555
Lifelong Learning
Summer 2017 Schedule
Illinois Concealed Carry
Permit Training (LLC 4851)
T1 6:30-8:30p.m.
T
July 11-Aug.1
Main
$110
T2 6:30-8:30p.m.
W
July 12-Aug. 2
Morris
$110
*Please note, students may enroll in the Illinois
Concealed Carry Permit Training and apply
for the Illinois Concealed Carry Permit without
completing the Pistol Shooting Course if they
are an active, retired, or honorably discharged
member of the U.S. armed forces (Must provide
copy of DD214). Students may enroll at age
20, but must be 21 to apply for the Conceal
Carry Permit. In order to enroll in the Illinois
Concealed Carry Permit Course students must
possess a valid Firearm Owner Identification
card (Illinois residents), possess a valid state
ID, be allowed by both federal and state law to
legally possess a firearm, and be able to follow
all directions given by the training staff.
Creative Arts–
Crafts
Nylon Flowers Made Easy
(LLC 5003)
Nylon flowers are a trendy, top pick for many
that appreciate sheer beauty and creative
design. These beautiful creations are
surprisingly affordable and easy to make.
Sometimes referred to as stocking flowers,
they are a popular trend for bouquets,
party favors, special occasions and home
decorating. Our friendly instructor will get you
started with the basics of making a nylon
flower. Once you learn how to make your
first flower, the possibilities are endless. All
supplies will be provided in this creative,
hands-on class. Please register early,
enrollment is limited to six students.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
R
Main
June 15
$24
T210a.m.-noon
T
July 11
and custom sheets to be fired. The week after,
students will use their one-of-a-kind components
to make their art glass panel to fit in the
designated stand. A wide and varied assortment
of glass in all sizes will be available to use.
Stunning, dichroic glasses will also be available.
All work will be fired at CoGoGlass studios and
will be available for pick-up at JJC at a later date.
T16-9p.m.
W
Main
July 19 & 26
$129
Creative Arts–
Drawing
Introduction to Drawing (LLC 4976)
Designed especially for those with little or no
drawing experience, this four-session workshop
will get you started with the very basics of
drawing. Enjoy exploring a new interest in a
friendly, relaxed environment as you learn
drawing basics such as composition, perspective
and shading. All supplies will be provided.
T110a.m.-noon
M-R Romeoville
July 10-13
$89
Crochet
Crochet with Catherine: New!
Baby Kimonos & Blankets II
(LLC 5273)
Learn to cut, sew and edge a fleece baby
blanket and baby kimono. The following crochet
stitches will be covered: Shell, l, Bobble and
Puff. Bring your own fleece and yarn (2 yards
+ 150 yards of yarn). The kimono pattern,
cutting table, tools and sewing machine will
be provided as well as guidance on crochet
edging. You must know how to crochet.
T16-9p.m.
T
Main
May 23
$29
Crochet with Catherine: New!
Crochet Beaded Friendship
Bracelets (LLC 5274)
Friendship bracelets are fun to make and
share. In this class, you will use a crochet
hook, sewing needle, embroidery thread and
glass beads to make your first bracelet. All
materials will be provided.
T16-9p.m.
T
Main
June 6
$29
Intro to Zentangle New!
(LLC 5272)
Crochet with Catherine: New!
Love to doodle, but don’t consider yourself
Trellis Necklace (LLC 5275)
an artist? Zentangle is for you! Zentangle has
no rules, yet creates a sense of relaxation,
accomplishment and unique abstract art.
Learn basic “tangles,” focused pen strokes
and soon you’ve created your own piece of
abstract art. NON-ARTISTS encouraged. All
supplies will be provided.
T16-8p.m.
R
Morris
July 13
$29
Although trellis necklaces look like beaded
necklaces, they are something completely
different. Join us for a fun class and learn how
to create trellis necklaces using simple crochet
stitches. All materials will be provided.
T16-9p.m.
T
Main
July 11
$29
Main
$24
Fused Glass New!
“Take a Stand” Workshop
(LLC 5271)
Embrace your inner artist: make a piece of glass
artwork and display it for the world to see! In this
two-part class, students will create a fused glass
art panel in an iron display stand that will grace
their interior space. Each panel will be five inches
wide. Depending on their designs, students will
decide how tall to make their artwork. During
the first week, students will compose elements
Creative Arts–
Crochet with Catherine:
Register online at www.jjc.edu and click on eResources
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Lifelong Learning
Crochet Baby Blankie New!
(LLC 5276)
Learn how to make a baby blanket. Bring one
skein of Red Heart Baby Hugs Light and one
US I-9 Hook to class and our friendly instructor
will show you how. You must know to crochet
sc and dc.
T16-9p.m.
T
Main
June 27
$29
Creative Arts–
Sewing
Needle and Thread Fixes
(LLC 5243)
Community and Continuing Education
Sewing Continued (LLC 3656)
Continue where you left off in “Sewing for
Beginners” or for individuals with basic
sewing skills. Learn to put in zippers, make
simple facings, attach collars, complete darts,
and follow patterns. Attendees will need to
bring their own sewing machine. Supply list
furnished. Prerequisite: “Sewing for Beginners”
or previous class/experience with clothing
construction. Ages 18 and over please.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
M
Romeoville
July 24-Aug. 28
$104
Historical Costuming (LLC 5059)
Would you love to fashion a historical period
costume for yourself? If you are interested
in dressing the part for a reenactment, or
There is no need to spend money when you
just wish to be the belle of a ball, this handscan fix something yourself. If you have popped
on sewing course will guide you through
a button on your shirt, worn down a hem on
the construction of your historical garment.
your pants, or busted a seam in your dress,
Beginning sewing skills are required. Bring
our instructor will show you hand-sewing
your own sewing machine. A supply list will be
techniques that can help you fix things in
furnished. Ages 16 and over please.
snap. All supplies included. Ages 16 and over
T16:30-8:30p.m.
R
Main
please.
$109
T16:30-8:30p.m.
R
Main June 1-July 6
May 18
$34
Getting to Know Your Sewing
Machine (LLC 4185) Are you struggling with your sewing machine?
Join this introductory class that will introduce
you to the basics of your sewing machine.
Learn to thread the machine, make a bobbin,
and sew a straight line and zigzag. Please
bring your sewing machine, instruction manual,
scrap cotton fabric, empty bobbins and two
spools of all-purpose dual-duty thread. Ages 18
and over please.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
M
Romeoville
May 22
$32
Sewing for Beginners
(LLC 3525)
Hand Embroidery for
Beginners (LLC 5240)
Have you been fascinated by beautifully
embroidered projects, but afraid to try on your
own? Learn basic stitches for hand embroidery
from a friendly and patient instructor. Get
started with this fun and creative craft that will
have you making personalized creations before
you know it. The possibilities are endless. All
supplies will be included.
T16:30-8p.m.
W
Main
June 7-21
$49
Intro to Needle Felting New!
(LLC 5277)
Culinary Arts–
Baking
Secrets of a Perfect Pie
(LLC 4993)
Whether a seasoned baker or just beginning,
creating the perfect pie can be a culinary
challenge. Join this hands-on class as our
Certified Master Pastry Chef gives you tips and
techniques used by professionals that will have
you baking up a storm. There will be samples
to taste and recipes to repeat at home.
T1 1-4 p.m.
W
City Center
June 7
$49
Breads and Rolls (LLC 3877)
Delight your family and friends with homemade
traditional white breads and rolls. Tired of all the
preservatives and chemicals in store bought white
breads and rolls? Well, roll up your sleeves and
get ready to knead your way to a healthier bread
choice for your family! Whether it’s for a lunch time
sandwich or a savory dinner roll, you’ll enjoy baking
traditional breads with our Certified Master Pastry
Chef who will guide you through the process. All
supplies are included and participants will be able
to take their creations home to share.
T1 9a.m.-3p.m.
W
City Center
June 14
$99
Learn the first steps of wool needle felting.
Use dyed wool batting and cookie cutters to
create unique felted shapes. No experience
Never sewed before but have a desire to
or artistic bent needed; if you can stick with
learn and don’t know where to begin? This
a needle- you can felt. Bring a favorite cookie
Healthy Breads, Grains and
class is the place to start! Understanding
cutter if you wish or choose one from those
patterns, measurements and fabric types will
Whole Wheat (LLC 3874)
supplied. All supplies will be provided.
be covered. One simple item will be completed
Healthy breads, grains and whole wheat
T16-8p.m.
R
Morris breads will be the focus of this exciting day.
during the course. Attendees will need to
June 15
$34
bring their own sewing machine and need to
You’ll enjoy this hands-on experience with
know how to thread their machine and make
our Certified Master Pastry Chef. Learn to
a bobbin. Supply list furnished. Book included
bake breads at home, and start new family
with class cost. Ages 18 and over please.
traditions as you delight in providing your family
T16:30-8:30p.m.
M
Romeoville
with healthy whole and multi-grain breads. All
June 5-July 17
$104
supplies are included and participants will be
(No class July 3)
able to take their creations home to share.
T1 9a.m.-3p.m.
W
City Center
June 28
$99
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Register by phone at (815) 280-1555
Lifelong Learning
Summer 2017 Schedule
Culinary Arts–
Specialty Cooking
Old World European Style
Breads (LLC 3875) Learn the art of baking gourmet crusty French and
Italian breads with a Certified Master Pastry Chef.
Chef will lead you in a hands-on day of baking,
from the fermentation of the yeast to the shaping
and baking of these oh-so-amazing old world
recipes. Your home will smell like a patisserie as
you create these amazing recipes and one of kind
loaves of bread for family and friends! Whether for
special occasions or to enhance every day meals
you enjoy the art of bread baking. All supplies are
included and participants will be able to take their
creations home to share.
T1 9a.m.-3p.m.
W
City Center
July 12
$99
Grilling Galore (LLC 5282) New!
Ready to make your summer sizzle? This
grilling class will expand your culinary skills
and add variety to your normal summer fare.
Not only will our instructor give you techniques
for preparing the more traditional meats, but
you will also learn to prepare vegetables,
starches, and entire dinners right on the grill.
T1 6-9p.m.
R
City Center
June 15
$44
I Can’t Believe There’s
New!
No Butter (LLC 5283)
Do you still believe that “healthy” means bland,
dull foods that lack the flavors you crave? This
class will change how you think about healthy
cooking. Our culinary instructor will guide you
through techniques to prepare delicious dishes
without saturated fats and salt.
T1 6-9p.m.
R
City Center
June 22
$44
Culinary Arts–
Decorating
Birthday Cake Basics New!
(LLC 5278)
Learn the professional way to assemble and
ice a cake. Create a variety of borders and
decorations using techniques that anyone can
master! No previous decorating experience
required. All supplies will be provided. Register
early; space is limited. Ages 14+ only.
T1 6-9:30p.m.
T
City Center
June 6
$69
Intro to Fondant New!
(LLC 5279)
Learn how to use fondant to create smooth
finishes on cakes. Topics will include using
fondant to create fun-shaped cakes, unique
patterns, textures and easy décor! No previous
decorating experience required. All supplies
will be provided. Register early; space is
limited. Ages 14+ only.
T1 6-9:30p.m.
T
City Center
June 20
$74
Make a Minion New!
(LLC 5280)
Bring your creativity and sense of mischief
as we recreate everybody’s favorite character
in cake! In this class, you will learn the
fundamentals of working with fondant and
constructing shaped cakes while making a
personal Minion cake to take home! Previous
decorating experience is required. All supplies
will be provided. Register early; space is
limited. Bring a sack lunch. Ages 14+ only.
T1 10a.m.-2:30p.m.
T
City Center
July 18
$84
Cake Decorating New!
Boot Camp (LLC 5281)
Are you a casual cake decorator who wants to
take your skills to the next level? Spend four
days in this hands-on course learning proper
buttercream and fondant icing techniques,
tiered cake construction, freehand piping,
buttercream flowers and basic shaped cake
construction. All supplies will be provided.
Register early; space is limited. Bring a sack
lunch. Ages 14+ only.
T1 10a.m.-2:30p.m.
M-R City Center
July 31-Aug. 3
$289
Culinary Arts–
Kitchen Skills
Beginning Knife Skills (LLC 1510)
Wish you could chop, dice and slice like a pro?
In this class, learn basic knife skills to speed
up and simplify your time in the kitchen. Learn
the correct knife to use for specific cutting
jobs. Please bring a chef’s knife, paring knife
and boning knife. Come prepared to practice.
T1 6:30-8:30p.m.
R
City Center
June 1 & 8
$69
Meals in 30 Minutes New!
(LLC 5284)
Learn quick, easy tips to make a well-balanced
meal. Our instructor will show you how to
prepare dishes packed with flavor that you can
create in 30 minutes or less. These recipes
will help you break the drive-thru or the “I don’t
have time to cook” dilemma.
T1 6-9p.m.
R
City Center
June 29
$44
Family Fun in New!
the Kitchen (LLC 5285)
Spend quality time with your child or grandchild
by learning great cooking techniques you can
repeat at home. Work as a team in this adult/child
class as you prepare recipes under the guidance
of our friendly culinary instructor. This course is
appropriate for adults and children ages 9 and up.
Enrollment is per team; one child per adult please.
T1 6-9p.m.
R
City Center
July 13
$64
Bite Size Buffet New!
(LLC 5286)
Whether you want to enjoy a fun evening at
home or if you’re just looking for that perfect
bring-along party food, this class will teach you
how to create the perfect snack. Learn how
to prepare a variety of appetizers and hors
d’oeuvres that you can make again at home.
T1 6-9p.m.
R
City Center
July 20
$64
Register online at www.jjc.edu and click on eResources
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Lifelong Learning
Community and Continuing Education
Plate Like a Pro New!
(LLC 5287)
Etiquette
Presentation is key in culinary arts. Learn
to make dishes with the visual flair of a fivestar restaurant. Our instructor will guide you
through simple plating tricks and tips used by
the professionals.
T1 6-9p.m.
R
City Center
July 27
$64
Senior Social Media Etiquette (LLC 5289) New!
*Lunch & Learn
Culinary Arts–
Spirits
Wine 101 (LLC 4117)
Dance
Beginning Couples Dancing
(LLC 3514)
Join in a wine tasting devoted to beginners.
Taught in a casual atmosphere with our
friendly instructor, this course is a delightful
introduction to wine. Learn about wine types,
styles, and selecting wines that appeal to
one’s palate. Topics will include food pairing,
selecting the perfect wine for events and even
gift giving. You will leave feeling more confident
about selecting wine in a restaurant or
purchasing wine when confronted with a wall of
wine choices. Participants must be 21 or older
to register and bring valid ID to class.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
T
Main
May 16
$34
Designed especially for couples who wish to
dance with one specific partner, this class
will teach basic patterns for the rumba, waltz,
foxtrot and swing. Join in a fun, easy-to-learn
environment and learn to dance to a variety of
musical genres including big band, rock and
roll, country and contemporary. Enjoy spending
time learning a new skill as a couple and be
prepared for a variety of social dance events.
Enroll as a couple: price is per person.
T16-7:30p.m.
W
Main
June 14-July 26
$69
Summer Wines (LLC 5169)
The fun continues for our dancing couples who can
build on the ballroom basics learned in “Beginning
Couples Dancing.” This class will add new patterns
to the foxtrot, rumba, swing, and waltz as well
as introduce couples to the always popular and
exciting cha cha. More focus will be placed on
styling techniques and combining patterns for fluid
movement. Completion of “Beginning Couples
Dancing Course” recommended. Enroll as a
couple: price is per person.
T17:30-9p.m.
W
Main
June 14-July 26
$69
As the weather turns warmer our activities,
meals and even tastes change. Join this wine
tasting devoted to wines that lend themselves
to the warm weather of summer, from a
summer picnic to an evening by the patio
fire pit. Summer Wines will help you select
a wine that fits the many moments that this
magnificent time of year brings. Participants
must be 21 or older to register and bring valid
ID to class.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
T
Main
June 6
$34
Italy Through Wine
(LLC 4198)
Taste your way through Italy with white and
red wines. Discover why northern Italy makes
the best white wines and explore the lighter
reds from the A’bruzzo region. Taste the hills
of Tuscany through the Sangiovese grape and
finally land in Sicily. Learn how you can never
go wrong with a wine from Italy! Participants
must be 21 or older to register and bring valid
ID to class.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
T
Main
Aug. 1
$34
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Couples Dancing Continued
(LLC 3626)
T2 6-7:30p.m.
R
June 15-July 26
Main $69
T3 7:30-9p.m.
R
June 15-July 26
Main $69
Stepping–Chicago Style (LLC 2441)
Designed for beginners, this dance style is
the jazz of the Midwest, a derivative of swing
dancing that is becoming more and more
popular. This energetic course will introduce
you to steps that will amaze your family and
friends. It’s exciting and easy.
T17-8:30p.m.
M
Main
June 12-July 24
$74
(No class July 3)
Register by phone at (815) 280-1555
Seniors are the fastest growing population
on social media. Many have enthusiastically
adopted it to stay in touch with old friends,
acquaintances and family members. With
increased interaction, it is important to
understand social media etiquette and how to
use social media effectively. This enlightening
and entertaining class will teach seniors the
proper ways to use social media. Topics will
include what to share and say, what not to do
when it comes to social media dialect, sharing
content, oversharing, posting proper pictures,
friending and unfriending. Participants are
encouraged to create a social media presence
prior to attending the class. A soup and
sandwich lunch will be provided.
T110a.m.-1p.m.
R
Main
May 18
$34
New!
Modern Manners for
Grandparents (LLC 5290)
*Lunch & Learn
Grandparents play many roles when it comes
to their grandchildren, including caregivers,
playmates, friends and even teachers. Their
distinct position of trust allows them to help
nurture and shape their grandchildren’s lives;
including lessons in manners. This lunch and
learn seminar will focus on today’s manners for
the seasoned adult, good values, and shifting
what has been taught to apply with today’s
society. A soup and sandwich lunch will be
provided.
T110a.m.-1p.m.
R
Main
May 25
$34
Etiquette in a Changing
Society (LLC 5291)
New!
Good behavior and manners never go out
of style. It is time to remind ourselves why
etiquette is important. Learn what etiquette
is, guidelines for politeness, good manners,
kindness, body language, rules of good
behavior, where etiquette begins, the sound of
silence and common courtesies. This class will
be interactive and students will get to apply
what they have learned. Come ready to engage
with classmates and walk away with a better
sense of etiquette.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
M
Main
June 12-26
$89
Lifelong Learning
Summer 2017 Schedule
Youth Mental Health New!
First Aid (LLC 5292)
French for Travelers (LLC 5189)
Have you considered travel to a Frenchspeaking region? Join this fun, friendly
class that introduces French vocabulary and
pronunciation. Vocabulary themes include:
greetings and courtesy expressions; numbers
and currency-related questions; directions and
city destinations; menus and ordering in a
restaurant; travel at the airport/train station;
and time, days and dates. These themes
help you communicate while traveling. Prior
knowledge of French is not required.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
T
Main
June 6-July 18
$119
(No class July 4)
First Aid
Sometimes, first aid isn’t a bandage, CPR, or
calling 911. Sometimes, First Aid is YOU. Youth
Mental Health First Aid is designed to teach
adults how to help an adolescent who may
be experiencing a mental health or addiction
challenge, or is in crisis. This course introduces
common mental health challenges for youth,
reviews typical adolescent development, and
teaches a five-step action plan for how to help
young people in both crisis and non-crisis
situations. General information related to
mental health is covered, with emphasis on
anxiety, depression, substance use, eating
disorders, ADHD, and psychosis. The course is
designed to teach participants basic skills they
can use to assist youth during a crisis.
This course is offered as part of Project Help4U
under grant number 1H79SM062817-01 from
the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services
Administration (SAMHSA), U.S. Department of
Health and Human Services (HHS).
Soup and sandwich lunch provided with class.
T18a.m.-4:30p.m.
W
Main
June 21
$24
Heartsaver CPR (LLC 3637)
T28a.m.-4:30p.m.
T
July 11
Morris
$24
Learn adult, child and infant CPR. Lay
T38a.m.-4:30p.m.
R
Romeoville
rescuers are trained in CPR techniques and
July 27
$24
the use of an automated external defibrillator
(AED). Successful completion of a skills test
is required for a course completion card.
Textbook included with course.
T15:30-9p.m.
M
Main Mandarin: Level 1 (LLC 5016)
May 22 $64
Are you planning to travel to China soon? Or
T25:30-9p.m.
R
Morris have you read about China overtaking the
July 13
$64
U.S. as the world’s largest economy in 2014
and want to get ahead by learning Mandarin?
Mandarin: Level 1 provides a fun and easy way
First Aid (LLC 3801)
to get a handle on all aspects of Mandarin
The Heartsaver First Aid course uses the
Chinese- reading, writing, speaking and listening
American Heart Association guidelines to
– as well as a look at the fascinating culture
train lay rescuers how to respond during a
of China. You will learn Pinyin pronunciation,
first aid emergency. Participants learn the
greetings, numbers, money and more.
steps for medical, injury and environmental
T16:30-8:30p.m.
W
Main
emergencies, including how to assess the
May 17-June 21
$149
situation, calling for 911, and to properly
Foreign Language
protect themselves from blood-borne
pathogens. First aid topics include breathing
emergencies, allergic reactions and use of
epinephrine pens, chest pain, heart attack,
fainting, diabetes, stroke, seizures and shock.
Students will learn how to deal with bleeding
emergencies, fractures, burns, poisoning, and
hot and cold emergencies. Upon completion of
the course, a first aid card that is good for two
years will be issued to the participants.
T15:30-9p.m.
T
Main
June 6
$64
Mandarin: Level 2 (LLC 5017)
Are you planning to travel to China soon? Or have
you read about China overtaking the U.S. as the
world’s largest economy in 2014 and want to
get ahead by learning Mandarin? In Mandarin:
Level 2, you will continue to learn topics such as;
reading, writing, speaking, listening, the culture
of China, and amazing facts about modern China.
You will continue building your vocabulary list and
learning to make simple sentences.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
W
Main
July 5-Aug. 9
$149
TD1* 6:30-8:30p.m.
T
June 6-July 18
(No class July 4)
Main
$59
*For each paid registration in Section T1, one
member of the same household can register for
Section TD1 at the reduced price of $59. Both
sections meet at the same time in the same
classroom.
Gardening
Award Winning Lawns and
Landscaping (LLC 3100)
Make your property look like it was painted
and sculpted by a master! Learn about
plants, flowers, trees, shrubs, and more.
Understand soil and plant matching, care and
maintenance, pre-planning and more.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
T
Main
June 6 & 13
$42
Planting a Perennial Paradise
(LLC 3113)
Blast your garden with bursts of color with easycare perennials. Learn about hardy perennials,
soil preparation, planting, pruning to extend
bloom time, dividing and more. Get great tips
about poor soil and other growing conditions.
T16:30-9:30p.m.
T
Main
June 20
$37
Design Your Own Landscape
(LLC 3121)
Have fun and save money by learning how to
design your own landscape. Discuss plant types,
garden structures, ponds, plant combinations,
color schemes. Learn about design balance,
installation, and maintenance tips. Class
includes an at home consultation from the
instructor who will give individual guidance.
T1 6:30-8:30p.m.
T
Main June 27 & July 11
$89
Register online at www.jjc.edu and click on eResources
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Lifelong Learning
Community and Continuing Education
Graphic Design
Graphic Design Certificate
Students must successfully complete four core
and three elective classes. Upon successful
completion of the core and elective courses,
students will receive the Graphic Design Certificate.
Please contact Brenda Large at [email protected] for
additional details and a certificate application.
Graphic Design Core Classes
Fundamentals of Photoshop
Level One (GRAF 1006)
Add excitement to your digital photographs with
Photoshop. You will learn how to use curves and
levels to adjust and correct color. You’ll have fun
using filters to enhance the look and feel of your
photographs and you will learn how to combine
images to create stunning original pictures.
T16-9p.m.
T
Main
June 6-June 27
$195
Fundamentals in InDesign
(GRAF 1009)
Greening Your Landscape
(LLC 5244)
Today many are concerned with our impact on
the environment. You can make a difference
with the reduction of air pollution, consumption
of natural resources, flooding and providing
an environment friendly to wildlife. Learn
techniques that include using native plants,
rain gardens, retention pond management,
hardscape items such as eco-pavers,
and more. This class is designed for the
homeowner and homeowner associations.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
T
Main
July 18 & 25
$42
Make a Concrete Planter (LLC 5170)
Simple, stylish and downright lovable, concrete
planters offer eco-friendly options to your
landscape design. Each pot is unique and
has an organic, handmade feel. You can use
them for planters, candleholders and more,
your creativity is the only limit. Join a handson class as our patient instructor will guide
you through the process to create a concrete
planter of your own. You will leave with your
personally designed planter along with the
knowledge of how to repeat the process at
home. As a bonus project students, will also
create a concrete stepping stone. Class size is
limited, please register early.
T1 6-8p.m.
T,R
Main July 25 & 27 $49
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GardeningBeekeeping
Beginning Beekeeping II
(LLC 5229)
This is the second of two classes offered
in the spring and summer for any person
interested in learning about beekeeping. The
classes are designed to provide students
with a comprehensive understanding of what
it takes to be a successful beekeeper in
today’s challenging environment. No previous
experience with honey bees is necessary,
but those with some experience will benefit.
Classes are held at the Weitendorf Agricultural
Education Center where a teaching apiary
is maintained. The class is presented as
a combination of classroom presentations
and hands-on experience in the apiary.
Topics covered will include: understanding
queens and the brood nest, managing for
honey production, processing honey, swarm
prevention and management, disease and pest
management, fall and winter management.
Classes will meet Saturdays, May 20, June 10,
July 8 and Aug. 12, 2017, from 8 a.m. to noon.
Prerequisite: Beginning Beekeeping I or Will
County Beekeepers Introduction Class.
T1 8 a.m.-noon
S
Weitendorf
See Above
$159
Register by phone at (815) 280-1555
Get a quick overview of this relatively new
page design software. Learn how to use
InDesign’s story editor, nested style sheets,
and information pallet. Improve your layouts
with InDesign’s image editing tools that let
you customize graphics with features like
transparency and mixed ink color controls.
T16-9p.m.
R
Main
June 8-29
$195
Graphic Design Electives
Managing Digital
Photography in Lightroom
(LLC 4343) Photographers and Graphic Artists, do you want
to learn to manage your digital photography
work more efficiently using Adobe Photoshop
Lightroom? This is course will introduce you
to Adobe Lightroom’s powerful features in a
progressive series of lab sessions. Learn how
to manage photography workflow from camera
to finished print. Understand how to properly
catalog images for ease of retrieval and use
Adobe’s intuitive photographic retouching tools
to enhance your work. To get the most out of
this class, students should have completed
“Secrets of Digital Photography” and have a base
understanding of retrieving digital files from their
digital camera. Students will be encouraged to
bring digital photo files to class using a USB
drive. Class will be conducted in a JJC Computer
Lab using Adobe Creative Cloud, but students
may bring their own laptops if they currently have
an installation. Register early space is limited.
T16:30-9p.m.
R
Main
May 25-June 22
$199
Lifelong Learning
Summer 2017 Schedule
Advanced Photography
Development in Lightroom
(LLC 4846)
Handwriting
Analysis
This course is targeted to photographers
who want to push their knowledge of Adobe
Photoshop Lightroom. This 3-session class
is a hands-on course designed to introduce
you to advanced Adobe Lightroom techniques.
During this class, you’ll learn how to take on
more advanced approaches to photography
development and learn to use Lightroom’s
modules in creative ways to produce
alternative products from your photography.
Prerequisites: Students must have completed
“Managing Digital Photography in Lightroom” or
have working experience with Lightroom prior
to this class. This class assumes students
attending will have a working knowledge of
the Lightroom software and its features.
Students will be encouraged to bring digital
photo files to class using a USB drive. Class
will be conducted in a JJC Computer Lab using
Adobe Creative Cloud, but students may bring
their own laptops if they currently have an
installation. Register early space is limited.
T16:30-9p.m.
R
Main
June 29-July 13
$159
Do You Doodle? (LLC 4622)
Have you ever wondered why you doodle the
way you do? Explore the ways your scribbles can
reveal your thinking processes, temperament,
and even your subconscious motivations. This
enlightening and entertaining class will teach
you how to interpret your doodles using basic
principles of handwriting analysis. Participants
are encouraged to bring samples of their
doodles done at home, work or school.
T16-8p.m.
R
Main
June 15
$24
What John Says About You
(LLC 3402)
Sign in, please. Your John Hancock says
something unique about you. In handwriting
analysis, your signature is a personal
statement; sometimes a biography, trademark
Turning 65: Medicare 101
or persona. Signatures say a lot about the
(LLC 3824) writer’s personality and how they wish to be
viewed. Enjoy learning about signatures and
*Lunch and Learn
experience the opportunity to analyze your own. Join in an informative and interactive
T16-8p.m.
R
Main program that will provide you with a better
Intermediate Photoshop
June 22
$24
understanding of Medicare. Topics will include:
Level Two (GRAF 1007)
Medicare eligibility and enrollment, the benefits
of Medicare Parts A and B, the costs that
Get past the basics and learn about layer
Handwriting Analysis Medicare leaves you to pay and an overview
masks, clipping paths, filters, and channels.
(LLC 2232)
of the standardized Medicare Supplemental
You learn more advanced color correction
Unlock the mysteries of personality and
Plans. The second half of this program will
techniques, too. Completion of GRAF 1006 or
behavior with a fascinating four-week class
provide you with a better understanding
proficiency in basic Photoshop skills required.
that
explores
handwriting
analysis.
Using
Medicare Part “D” prescription drug program.
T16-9p.m.
T
Main
tested scientific methods, students begin
Topics include a detailed description of
July 25-Aug. 15
$195
to learn how graphic structures unwittingly
the prescription drug program, eligibility,
reveal thinking styles, work habits and social
enrollment, the three phases of prescription
Advanced Illustrator skills. The personality traits discovered in
drug coverage and tips on how to select a
different handwriting idiosyncrasies can provide plan. This program is appropriate for people
(GRAF 1052)
dramatic insight into a person’s problembecoming eligible for Medicare, caregivers
This course covers advanced techniques for
solving techniques, stress-management
of people who are on Medicare and current
working with paths, masks, fills and strokes.
abilities
or
even
compatibility
in
love.
Medicare beneficiaries who would like to learn
Students will learn how to use transformation
R
Main more about this program.
tools, envelopes, filters, 3D effects and graphic T16-8p.m.
July 13-Aug. 3
$55
Soup and sandwich lunch provided with class.
styles. In addition, students will learn how
to use Autotrace to convert raster images to
T110a.m.-2p.m.
W
Main
vector art and how to manage color settings,
June 14
$24
color separations, and print specifications.
Finally, students will learn how to draw in
Healthy Eating-
perspective and create graphs.
Not Dieting (LLC 5293) New!
T16-9p.m.
R
Main
Everything that you eat and drink matters.
July 27-Aug. 17
$195
Find a healthy eating style that reflects your
preferences, cultures, traditions and budget
and maintain it for a lifetime. Make healthier
choices you can enjoy. Learn about portion
distortion, how to read the new nutrition label
and support others to eat healthfully.
T17-8:15p.m.
R
Romeoville
June 22
$24
Health & Wellness
Register online at www.jjc.edu and click on eResources
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Lifelong Learning
Community and Continuing Education
Health & Wellness–
Positive Living
Grundy offers, at no charge, education programs
and support groups in our mission to “support
individuals with mental illness and their families
through advocacy, education and outreach.”
This NAMI Will Grundy program will provide
Mindful Meditation you with a description of the NAMI Will Grundy
(LLC 5029)
educational programs and support groups.
Learn how to meditate from the comfort of your With peer support and testimonials, we can
help you to select the support services best
chair. Improve your productivity and creativity
suited to you as an individual diagnosed with
while decreasing anxiety and stress in as
a mental illness or a family member of an
little as 10 minutes. Experience the benefits
individual diagnosed with a mental illness,
physically, emotionally and psychologically.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
M
Main because RECOVERY HAPPENS. Please call
(815) 280-1555 to register.
June 19
$24
T16-7:30p.m.
M
Main
T26:30-8:30p.m.
W
Main
Aug. 7
Free
July 12
$24
You Are Not Alone (LLC 5112)
One in four of us will struggle with the challenges
of mental illness in any given year. The inability
to work, engage in satisfying relationships
and carry out daily activities are signs of a
diagnosable mental illness. NAMI (National
Alliance for Mental Illness) Will Grundy is the
local affiliate representing the fastest growing
grassroots organization in the country. NAMI Will
Youth Mental Health New!
First Aid (LLC 5292)
Sometimes, first aid isn’t a bandage, CPR,
or calling 911. Sometimes, First Aid is YOU.
Youth Mental Health First Aid is designed
to teach adults how to help an adolescent
who may be experiencing a mental health
or addiction challenge, or is in crisis.
This course introduces common mental
health challenges for youth, reviews typical
adolescent development, and teaches
a five-step action plan for how to help
young people in both crisis and non-crisis
situations. General information related to
mental health is covered, with emphasis
on anxiety, depression, substance use,
eating disorders, ADHD, and psychosis. The
course is designed to teach participants
basic skills they can use to assist youth
during a crisis.
This course is offered as part of
Project Help4U under grant number
1H79SM062817-01 from the
Substance Abuse and Mental Health
Services Administration (SAMHSA),
U.S. Department of Health and Human
Services (HHS).
Soup and sandwich lunch provided with class.
T18a.m.-4:30p.m.
W
Main
June 21
$24
T28a.m.-4:30p.m.
T
July 11
Morris
$24
T38a.m.-4:30p.m.
R
July 27
Romeoville
$24
CEU’s are available for Counselors, Social Workers & Nurses
Youth Mental Health First Aid (LLC 5292)
Grundy County Health Department is a
proud supporter of the “1 in a Million”
campaign, an initiative through The
National Council for Behavioral Health
to train one million First Aiders in the
United States!
Sometimes, first aid isn’t a bandage, CPR, or calling 911. Sometimes, First Aid
is YOU. Youth Mental Health First Aid is designed to teach adults how to help an
adolescent who may be experiencing a mental health or addiction challenge, or
is in crisis. This course introduces common mental health challenges for youth,
reviews typical adolescent development, and teaches a five-step action plan
for how to help young people in both crisis and non-crisis situations. General
information related to mental health is covered, with emphasis on anxiety,
depression, substance use, eating disorders, ADHD, and psychosis. The course
is designed to teach participants basic skills they can use to assist youth during
a crisis.
T1
8a.m.-4:30p.m.
June 21
W
Main
$24
T2
8a.m.-4:30p.m.
July 11
T
Morris
$24
T3
8a.m.-4:30p.m.
July 27
R
Romeoville
$24
Soup and
sandwich
lunch provided
with class.
This course is offered as part of Project Help4U under grant number 1H79SM062817-01 from the Substance
Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA), U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
For more information or to register, call (815) 280-1555.
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Register by phone at (815) 280-1555
Lifelong Learning
Summer 2017 Schedule
History
Hidden History-Midwest New!
Gangsters of the Depression
Era (LLC 5295)
Learn the fascinating stories behind infamous
names like John Dillinger, “Baby Face” Nelson
and Ma Barker during this look back at crime
during the depression era. Discover how the
exploits of criminals in the U.S. Midwest gripped
the American people and the press. In addition,
students will explore how early crime fighting
efforts shaped our modern law enforcement
agencies like the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
T1 6:30-8:30p.m.
T
Main May 23
$29
Hidden History-The
Southwest Suburbs (LLC 3974)
Health & Wellness–
Safety
Personal Safety New!
for Seniors (LLC 5294)
Studies show that Senior Citizens are a
preferred target of crimes and scams. Why?
Seniors are often viewed as easy prey and
they have resources. Studies show that you
can protect yourself and enhance your own
safety through knowledge and participating
in safety seminars. This three-hour seminar
is presented by a retired Illinois State Police
Officer. Learn personal safety practices for
senior citizens at and away from home, as well
personal protection techniques.
Topics will include; crimes against the elderly,
scams that target seniors, contractor scams,
internet fraud, practices that can reduce your
chance of becoming a victim, cell phone safety,
vacation do’s and don’ts, and gun and weapon
safety. Empowering yourself through knowledge
and join us for this interactive seminar.
Participants should wear comfortable clothing
(sweatpants and sneakers) as some of the
activity is physical in nature. Participation in
the activities is by choice.
T19a.m.-noon
W
Main
June 28
$29
Learn about the rich cultural, artistic, and
architectural wonders hidden right in our own
backyard – the southwest suburbs. Discover
a hidden 28-square-mile forest with a rock
canyon. Cruise through local history on the
I&M Canal and learn about Chicago’s most
famous ghost story. Even if you are a longtime
area resident, you are guaranteed to learn
something new about the hidden history of the
places you call home.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
T
Main
May 30
$29
Irish Americans in the Civil War (LLC 4978)
In the 19th century, the Irish were at the
bottom rung of the social ladder and highly
discriminated against, forcing them into low
wage menial labor and perpetual poverty.
But when the Civil War began, they saw an
opportunity to prove themselves as worthy
citizens of their adopted country and joined in
droves to fight for both sides. In this seminar,
topics that will be covered are Irish immigration,
Irish regiments that served during the war in
both the North and South, famous and not-sofamous men (and women) who fought for both
sides during the war, the New York City draft
riots, regimental flags carried into battle and
monuments erected to those brave men. There
will also be on display some of the equipment,
uniforms, and personal items that soldiers
would have carried with them into the army.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
M
Main
June 5
$24
Old Abe-The Life of Lincoln
(LLC 4999)
President Abraham Lincoln met with
tremendous political and personal challenges.
He faced war with the Confederacy, a lack of
political support, and the daunting task of
keeping Europe out of the Civil War. Lincoln
oversaw the westward expansion, war with
Native Americans and the Transcontinental
Railroad. Personally, he suffered extraordinary
loss. The death of a son, a volatile relationship
with his wife, and a grieving widow, Emily
Helms, his confederate sister-in-law in the
White House. Join this seminar focused on
this legendary president known to many as,
“Old Abe”, who led a nation through one of
the most turbulent periods in history up to his
assassination at age 56.
T110a.m.-noon
W
Main
June 7
$29
Searching for Marquette (LLC 4954)
Explore the life and journey of the 17thcentury French Jesuit missionary-explorer,
Father Jacques Marquette, through his journal
excerpts, maps and images. Though his life
was cut short at the age of 38, his cultural
impact on the Midwest was tremendous and
is told by the monuments and works of art
dedicated to his memory. Re-trace Marquette’s
steps throughout the Great Lakes and
Mississippi River regions, and learn about
Marquette’s encounters and friendships with
regional Native American tribes along his
route. Additionally, this seminar will examine
the factors, such as Longfellow’s “Song of
Hiawatha” to the Capitol’s Statuary Hall that
elevated Marquette’s status from a local
explorer to national hero by the early 20th
century.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
T
Main
June 13
$29
Hidden History-Downtown
Chicago (LLC 3975)
Discover the cultural and architectural wonders
hidden right in our own big city – Chicago.
Come along on a virtual walking tour of
downtown Chicago and learn about city’s
most famous architecture. Learn about the
downtown’s rich history, and how Chicago rose
from the ashes to become a powerhouse of
finance, entertainment and culture.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
T
Main
June 20
$29
Register online at www.jjc.edu and click on eResources
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Lifelong Learning
Community and Continuing Education
Hidden History-Great Lakes
Shipwrecks (LLC 5071)
Learn about the history of the famous
shipwrecks of the Great Lakes. Uncover the
stories of famous ships like the Edmund
Fitzgerald, Daniel J. Morrell and the Eastland.
‘Great Lakes Shipwrecks’ includes tales of
courage and tragedy, stupidity and heroism.
After this class, you will never think about the
Great Lakes the same way again.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
T
Main
July 25
$29
Military Academies During
the Civil War (LLC 5232)
Throughout history, empires were built on the
military achievements led by leaders who were
given the best military education available. The
United States was no different, and throughout its
history has had its own share of military leaders
that were educated at top military educational
institutions. In this class, students will learn about
the military education of famed empires including
Sparta, Rome, and medieval Europe. Then,
students will learn of those in the United States,
such as West Point and The Citadel. Students
will also learn of the graduates that served their
country before, during and after the Civil War.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
M
Main
June 26
$24
Hidden History-Route 66 in
Illinois (LLC 4500)
Get your kicks on Route 66 during this class
that explores the history of the “Mother
Road.” Route 66 was established in 1926 and
covered a total of 2,448 miles stretching from
Chicago to Los Angeles. This class looks at the
history of the highway with special attention
paid to its route through Illinois.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
T
Main
July 11
$29
60 Miles Under the Loop (LLC 4719)
Chicago’s underground freight tunnels are a
fascinating piece of history. Sixty-two miles of
tunnels under the Chicago Loop were a mostly
forgotten piece of history until the disastrous
Chicago flood on April 13, 1992. A damaged
wall of a utility tunnel beneath the Chicago River
opened into a breach, which flooded basements
and underground facilities throughout the Loop
with an estimated 250 million gallons of water.
Learn about the construction, uses and effects
of this fascinating network of tunnels.
T110a.m.-noon
W
Main
July 12
$29
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Hidden History-The I&M
Canal and America’s Canal
Era (LLC 4333)
The Illinois and Michigan Canal brought
unparalleled growth to Chicago and Illinois
and played a crucial role in the development
of America. Learn more about America’s many
great canals and the people who built them
during the Canal Era which ran from 1790 to
1850. Examine this largely overlooked chapter
in our nation’s history and the network of
canals that once connected a young nation.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
R
Main
July 13
$29
Women in Black–
Victorian Mourning Customs
(LLC 5073)
This seminar begins with an overview of the
mourning customs of the Civil War historical
period. Where did the terms come from, who
was responsible for the start of the mourning
customs, how long did this period in history
last? Then delve deeper into each of the
different customs and explore how they came
about, what evolved over time, and which
are still actively used today (hint – more of
the customs are commonly used today than
you think). Was mourning the same for the
North as it was for the South? Was a wealthy
family more apt to ‘showcase’ the death than
a modest family? Who gained the most from
a death, who suffered the most? Were the
customs gender-specific, where did the words
‘wake’ and ‘widow’s weeds’ come from? How
long did one stay in mourning? These and
many other questions will be addressed. There
will also be a display of personal mementos,
jewelry and an extant dress from the time.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
W
Main
July 19
$24
Register by phone at (815) 280-1555
Civil War Life: Women in the
Civil War (LLC 5253)
Women played an integral part in the Civil
War. Enjoy a fascinating look at how this war
influenced the lives of women. Topics include
covers industrialization, home responsibilities,
care for the wounded, refugees, respectable
work and non-respectable work.
T110a.m.-noon
W
Main
July 26
$29
House and Home
How to Dress Your Windows
(LLC 5235)
Confused about which window treatments are
right for you? Join our experienced interior
designer in this seminar dedicated to dressing
your windows. Whether your needs are for
privacy, light control, energy efficiency, or
maximizing the enjoyment of a spectacular
view (or minimizing those not so spectacular
views), come and discover the importance
of selecting the perfect window treatments
for you and your space. Bring photos of your
window challenges.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
R
Main
July 27
$29
Color Schemes for Home,
Kitchen and Bath (LLC 5234)
Give your home a facelift! Whether you prefer
a bold or quiet color scheme, our experienced
interior designer will show you how to select
the best options for your space. You’ll learn
the secret to achieving a properly balanced
and equally distributed color placement. We’ll
explore the combination of patterns in fabrics and
furniture, and how to integrate these patterns into
your space. The selection of paint color, the color
choices of wood tone, counter tops, cabinets,
light fixtures and hardware will be addressed.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
R
Main
Aug. 3
$29
Lifelong Learning
Summer 2017 Schedule
Think Like a Decorator (LLC 5233)
Explore the decor process as an interior
designer does, thinking through the
potential for enhanced beauty and improved
function in your own home. We will talk
about YOUR needs...YOUR desires... and
YOUR “givens” (what you will keep and work
with). We’ll talk about quick-fixes, where
to shop and who to go to for more help,
classic décor mistakes and much more,
including how to achieve budget-friendly
make-overs and re-designs. You’ll benefit
from “fresh eyes” and a new understanding
of design basics. Bring three of your favorite
decorating magazines.
T1 6:30-8:30p.m. R
Main
Aug. 10
$29
Interior Redesign and Home
Staging, Is it the Career for
You? (LLC 5082)
Have your friends always told you to become
a decorator? Do you want to do something
you love and get paid too? Learn about the
expanding field of Interior Redesign and
Home Staging. Our experienced professional
will give you insider knowledge of what it is
like to be a Home Stager and Interior Styling
professional. This informative session will
give you the facts to consider if this is the
correct career move for you.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
R
Main
Aug. 10
$29
House and HomeDIY
Basic Carpentry (LLC 5148)
Manage Your DIY
Remodeling Project (LLC 5254)
Build your own handy tool stool that you will
take home at the end of class in this handson class. The stool measures 24 inches long,
11 inches wide, and 18 inches tall, and can
be used for a variety of household tasks. It
is sturdy enough to stand on and features
a shelf tray that can store the tools you
use most around your home. You will use a
variety of hand and power tools, so a basic
understanding of power tools is a requirement.
Prerequisite: previous experience with power
tools or completion of the basic class How to
Use Power Tools.
T16-9p.m.
R
Main
June 22
$84
Proper Planning Prevents Poor Performance;
The 5 P’s are critical to any home remodeling
project. Effectively managing your home
remodeling project when you are doing it
yourself is not as simple as the TV home
improvement shows would have you believe.
Establishing a realistic budget and time
schedule for the scope of your project is just
the beginning. Assessing your skill level and
determining what you can do and when you
need to hire a subcontractor is another key
factor. Specifying and selecting the correct
Get it Sold (LLC 4956)
materials will allow your completed project to
Are you ready to put your house on the
last many years. Learn all this and more in this
market but don’t know where to start? Are
interactive class. Bring your project questions
How to Make a Picture Frame
you willing to take a price reduction rather
and hear what our expert has to say.
than invest a little into the house? Staging
(LLC 5256)
T16-9p.m.
R
Main Make one rustic picture frame to take home
a home results in fewer days on the market
June 1
$34
and a higher selling price. Be one step
in this hands-on class. Participants will have
ahead of the competition. Learn how to
the option to create either a 5x7, 8x10, or
stage your home. Get it ready now, before
11x14 frame. We will use various distressing
How
to
Use
Power
Tools
calling a realtor.
methods and layering paint techniques to
(LLC
5255)
T16:30-8:30p.m.
T
Main
obtain a unique look. Learn different joinery
Power tools make any job easier and allow
June 6
$29
methods, such as pocket hole screws and
you to complete the task with more accuracy.
using a Kreg jig. Leave class with the frame,
In this hands-on class, you will be instructed
picture backing, hanging hardware and back
what each tool is designed to be used for and
clips; students will have to supply their own
proper safety procedures. You will have plenty
glass after the course. Prerequisite: previous
of hands-on time to become familiar with basic
experience with power tools or completion of
power tools such as the circular saw, miter
the basic class How to Use Power Tools.
saw, drill, cordless screwdriver, Sawzall, jig saw,
T16-9p.m.
R
Main
disc sander and belt sander.
June 29
$84
T16-8p.m.
R
Main
June 8
$44
T26-8p.m.
R
June 15
Main
$44
Register online at www.jjc.edu and click on eResources
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Lifelong Learning
Basic Electric Repairs (LLC 5149)
Small electrical repairs around your house
are within your reach. Learn about the basic
tools needed to successfully complete a
home electrical project. Safety is a must when
working with electricity; learn how to protect
yourself from unintended shocks. Discover
why household wiring comes in different sizes
and colors. Understand your electrical panel
and what to do when a breaker trips. In the
hands-on portion of this class, you will have
the opportunity to practice the proper wire
stripping technique and learn how to connect
wires correctly. Become familiar with wiring an
outlet, switch, and light fixture. Enrollment fee
includes a copy of the book, “The Dimension
Bible.”
T16-9p.m.
R
Main
July 13
$84
Community and Continuing Education
Party Planning
Party Planning: New!
Quick & Easy (LLC 5296)
Anniversary party, birthday party, dinner
party, holiday party, graduation celebration,
retirement party, housewarming...learn to plan
it like a pro! Get ready for a fast-paced and
fun class that will cover the fundamentals of
party planning. This class will cover topics
such as: developing a theme, setting a budget,
arranging entertainment, finding and hiring
the best vendors, the latest decor trends
and setting up your event. Our certified event
planner/coordinator will guide you through
basic principles and practical steps to wow
guests at your special event.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
M
Main
June 5-26
$89
Basic Plumbing Repairs (LLC 5151)
Personal Finance
Calling a plumber for even small repairs
can get expensive. Learn tips and tricks
that professional plumbers use to make life
easier. After completing this hands-on class,
you will have the confidence and knowledge
to complete several simple tasks such as
installing a kitchen and bathroom faucet, and
replacing the leaking sink drain in your kitchen
or bathroom. Need a new toilet? We will put
a new toilet together and completely install
it. Also covered will be how to replace and/
or repair the inside “guts” to the toilet. Come
join us and learn to be your own plumber.
Enrollment fee includes a copy of the book,
“The Dimension Bible.”
T16-9p.m.
R
Main
July 20
$84
Turning 65: Medicare 101
(LLC 3824) *Lunch and Learn
Seven Tasks for Every
Homeowner (LLC 5257)
Maintaining and making repairs around your
home is an ongoing process for homeowners.
In this class, you will learn how to perform
basic household tasks such as; how to repair
drywall, caulk, change a furnace filter, unclog
a blocked drain, use the correct wall anchor to
mount or hang things, mouse-proof your home,
and fix a running toilet. You will also receive
a yearly home maintenance checklist to take
home with you.
T16-8p.m.
R
Main
Aug. 3
$59
20
Join in an informative and interactive
program that will provide you with a better
understanding of Medicare. Topics will include:
Medicare eligibility and enrollment, the benefits
of Medicare Parts A and B, the costs that
Medicare leaves you to pay and an overview
of the standardized Medicare Supplemental
Plans. The second half of this program will
provide you with a better understanding
Medicare Part “D” prescription drug program.
Topics include a detailed description of
the prescription drug program, eligibility,
enrollment, the three phases of prescription
drug coverage and tips on how to select a
plan. This program is appropriate for people
becoming eligible for Medicare, caregivers
of people who are on Medicare and current
Medicare beneficiaries who would like to learn
more about this program.
Soup and sandwich lunch provided with class.
T110a.m.-2p.m.
W
Main
June 14
$24
Register by phone at (815) 280-1555
Saving for College 101 (LLC 4515)
One financial goal that most parents share
is a college education for their children. With
college costs increasing at a faster rate than
general inflation, saving for college can be
a daunting task. You can, however, pursue
this important financial goal by establishing
a college fund and taking action today. Join
us for a special educational workshop where
we will explore: current and future college
costs, sources of college funds, financial
aid, scholarships, and loans, 529 plans and
Coverdell Education Savings Accounts, and
investment options for college savings.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
W
Main
June 14
$24
Money Management for the
Totally Confused (LLC 4643)
Are you totally confused when it comes to
investing your hard-earned money; maybe
even a little apprehensive? If so, this financial
workshop is for you. Come learn what is
important about money. How much do I need
in cash reserves? Find out how money works,
what is the difference between tax deferred
and tax free. Also learn about retirement
planning, education funding, estate planning
and most importantly, where and how do I get
started. This is a workshop for beginners.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
W
Main
July 12
$29
Lifelong Learning
Summer 2017 Schedule
Social Security 101 (LLC 4751)
expenses, estimating how many years your
money may last, how to make adjustments
to help your money last longer and how to
Are you nearing retirement and concerned or
calculate the impact of investment choices,
confused about how social security works? You rate of return and inflation on your plan.
have more options than you may think. Come
Additionally, you will discover new ways to
to this informative class and get all of your
stay mentally, physically and socially active,
social security questions answered. We will
as well as learn about important financial
answer questions such as, should I delay my
topics such as tax reduction planning,
benefits? Should I file and suspend? Should
investment risk management, health care
I file restricted? How do benefits work if I am
planning and estate planning. Above all, you
divorced? Will social security be enough to live
will discover how to apply this knowledge to
off of in retirement? And many more!
help you pursue a more active, healthy and
T16:30-8:30p.m.
T
Main financially secure lifestyle in retirement. You
will receive a 145-page textbook featuring
Aug. 1
$29
examples, illustrations and checklists that
make it easy to understand the concepts
discussed in class, and a step-by-step
process to apply what you learn and serve
as a convenient reference tool after the
course is complete. Couples may attend
together for a single registration fee, one
Retirement Planning Today
book per couple. Class sizes are limited so
(LLC 5212)
register today.
In this course you’ll learn how to: manage
T11:30-3:30p.m.
T
Main
investment risks, use new tax laws to your
Aug. 1 & 8
$39
advantage, make informed decisions about
T29:30-11:30a.m.
R
Main
your company retirement plan, and adjust
Aug. 10 & 17
$39
your estate plan to function properly under
the new laws. However, money is only one
aspect of retirement planning. This course
blends financial education with life planning
to help you build wealth, align your money
with your values, and achieve your retirement
Intro to DSLR Photography
lifestyle goals. This course includes a 224(LLC 4980)
page illustrated textbook. Couples may attend
Explore your camera’s capabilities starting
together for a single registration fee, one book
with understanding the variety of available
per couple. Class sizes are limited so register
auto modes as you move toward taking greater
today.
T16-9p.m.
T
Main control with semi-auto and manual modes.
This 3-session class will help you understand
Aug. 1 & 8
$49
how to achieve proper light and color, blur or
T26-9p.m.
R
Main freeze the motion, isolate your subject from
Aug. 10 & 17
$49
distracting background and discover the role
composition plays in creating dynamic images.
This will be a hands-on class with exercises
Rejuvenate Your Retirement
to perform at home to hone your skills. Class
(LLC 4919)
designed for interchangeable lens cameras.
Making your money last throughout
Bring your camera and manual to class.
retirement has never been more challenging. T16-9p.m.
W
Main
People are living longer and fewer retirees
May 17-31
$99
have traditional pensions. In recent years,
T26-9p.m.
M
Morris
the volatility of the stock and bond markets
June 5-19
$99
has been high, and interest rates paid by
banks have been low. While most retirees
T39a.m.-noon
W
Main
are covered by Social Security, this program
June 14-28
$99
also faces financial challenges. This
T46-9p.m.
M
Main
course is designed to help you develop
July 17-31
$99
a personalized retirement income plan,
whether you’re planning for many years
into the future, or looking for immediate
answers to your financial concerns. Topics
will include: determining what percentage
of your assets you must withdraw to meet
Personal Finance–
Investing
Photography
Secrets of Great Digital
Photography (LLC 3391)
Are you looking for an intensive hands-on
workshop that will overhaul your picture-taking
abilities? This eight-week course will give you
solid photography skills that will improve the
quality of your pictures. Topics will include
camera basics and exposure, composition,
low-light conditions, landscapes and nature,
people and family, sports and technical tips,
and equipment for the serious photographer.
Students will take photos between sessions
and bring to class for discussion. DSLR
camera suggested. (This is also a core class
for the digital photography certificate.)
T16-9p.m.
M
Main
June 5-July 31
$214
(No class July 3)
T2 9:30a.m.-12:30p.m.T
June 6-Aug. 1
(No class July 4)
Main
$214
T36-9p.m.
T
June 6-Aug. 1
(No class July 4)
Main
$214
Taking Great Photos of
Children (LLC 4019)
Learn how to take great photographs of children
by uncovering secrets that will turn your kiddie
snapshots into photos worth framing. During
this class, students will learn about taking
great candid and formal photos, keeping
your child’s attention, and getting the perfect
smile. This class is geared to the beginning
and intermediate digital or film photographer.
Students should bring a camera to class. This
seminar is not suggested for those who have
completed Secrets of Great Digital Photography.
T16-9p.m.
T
Main
June 6
$39
Register online at www.jjc.edu and click on eResources
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Lifelong Learning
Community and Continuing Education
Great Photographic
Composition (LLC 4133)
Superb photography requires more than
just a basic understanding of the technical
capabilities of your camera. Translating an
image captured from a three-dimensional world
into a two-dimensional plane requires attention
to elements outside of content. Students
will learn about the important roles that
compositional elements-including symmetrical
and asymmetrical balance, texture, and lineplay in the creation of outstanding images.
Each student should bring 5 to 10 photographs
for critique. This seminar is not suggested for
those who have completed Secrets of Great
Digital Photography.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
T
Main
June 27
$24
Beginners Guide to Digital
Cameras (LLC 3688)
Do you have a new or used digital camera, but
feel overwhelmed with the new features and
technology? In this relaxed but informative
class, you will learn the basics of digital
cameras. The class is specifically designed
for people who are new to digital cameras,
photography and the technology behind them.
This wonderful introduction into the digital
world is slow-paced and goes through every
step of the photography process to allow you
to take the best possible photos with your
camera. Together we will explore how to hold
the camera, use a tripod, and what the camera
icons mean. We will also learn about how to
use your camera settings to your advantage,
photographic composition and basic lighting.
This class is designed for point and shoot
cameras only. Students with DSLR cameras
should consider Intro to Digital Photography or
Secrets of Great Digital Photography.
T1 6-9p.m.
R
Main July 20 & 27
$64
Video Editing-The Do It
Yourself Way (LLC 4560)
Class participants will learn how to create their
own movies using free online video editing
tools. Students will learn how to upload videos
and combine multiple clips into a single, new,
longer video. Students will also learn how to
trim clips to custom lengths and customize
clips with special tools and effects. In addition,
student will learn how to add soundtracks,
captions and titles to their finished videos.
This class is designed for the home movie
maker who has no experience editing video.
T16-9p.m.
R
Main
Aug. 3 & 10
$69
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Photography–
Certificate
The digital photography certificate is awarded
to students who have successfully completed
2 core classes (Secrets of Great Digital
Photography and Secrets of Lighting), 5
elective classes (no more than 3 editing
classes will apply) and have successfully
completed a portfolio review. For an application
or additional information on the Digital
Photography Certificate, please contact Brenda
Large at [email protected].
Core Classes
Secrets of Great Digital
Photography (LLC 3391)
Are you looking for an intensive hands-on
workshop that will overhaul your picture-taking
abilities? This eight-week course will give you
solid photography skills that will improve the
quality of your pictures. Topics will include
camera basics and exposure, composition,
low-light conditions, landscapes and nature,
people and family, sports and technical tips,
and equipment for the serious photographer.
Students will take photos between sessions
and bring to class for discussion. DSLR
camera suggested. (This is a core class for the
Digital Photography Certificate.)
T16-9p.m.
M
Main
June 5-July 31
$214
(No class July 3)
T2 9:30a.m.-12:30p.m.T
June 6-Aug. 1
(No class July 4)
T36-9p.m.
T
June 6-Aug. 1
(No class July 4)
Register by phone at (815) 280-1555
Secrets of Lighting (LLC 4016)
Learn the disciplines of lighting and using studio
lighting equipment in a hands-on environment
that provides all necessary lighting equipment.
This class will cover the essentials of lighting
arrangements for studio portrait lighting. Topics
will include how to read a hand-held light meter,
corporate and illustrative photography and
portrait sittings. You will need a DSLR digital
camera, however all lighting equipment will be
available for use in classroom projects. Secrets
of Great Digital Photography is required. (This is a
core class for the Digital Photography Certificate.)
T16-9p.m.
M
Main
Aug. 7-28
$199
T2 9:30a.m.-12:30p.m.T
Aug. 8-29
Main
$199
T36-9p.m.
T
Aug. 8-29
Main
$199
Elective Classes
Managing Digital
Photography in Lightroom
(LLC 4343) Photographers and Graphic Artists, do you want
to learn to manage your digital photography
work more efficiently using Adobe Photoshop
Lightroom? This is course will introduce you
Main to Adobe Lightroom’s powerful features in a
$214 progressive series of lab sessions. Learn how
to manage photography workflow from camera
to finished print. Understand how to properly
Main catalog images for ease of retrieval and use
$214 Adobe’s intuitive photographic retouching tools
to enhance your work. To get the most out of
this class, students should have completed
Summer 2017 Schedule
Lifelong Learning
enjoy capturing winning moments. Please bring
Street Photography one or two sports photographs to the first
(LLC 4684)
evening of class for critique.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
T
Main If the recent discovery of Vivian Maier’s work
prompted an interest in street photography,
July 11-Aug. 1
$199
this class is for you. Grab your gear and hit
the streets with a class that will cover the
Illustrative Photography various aspects of street photography. Topics
include; what exactly is street photography;
(LLC 4134)
past and present examples; recommendations
Create an image that makes a statement and
for do’s and don’ts; techniques and equipment,
reflects individual personality. Emphasis of this
post-processing, how and where to share
course will focus on fine art and photography.
work and receive feedback from other street
Learn to use composition, lighting and
Secrets of Lighting II photographers. There will be two class field
enhancement techniques to create an image
trips to Chicago’s Loop where students can
(LLC 4136)
that provokes emotion, relates a story or reflects
practice techniques covered in class. Travel
Expand upon your knowledge of lighting
and individual statement. This is an elective
is on your own. The final classroom session
techniques. Get out of the studio and learn to
class for the Digital Photography Certificate:
will be open discussion to share experiences,
set up lighting on location. This is an elective
students need to have completed core classes
images and answer questions. Wednesday
class for the Digital Photography Certificate:
and Secrets of Lighting II before start date.
classes meet 6:30pm-9:00pm. Saturday
students need to have completed core classes
T16-9p.m.
W
Main morning sessions will be 3 hours with time
before start date.
July 12-Aug. 2
$199
and location determined during previous class.
T16-9p.m.
W
Main
Classes will meet Wednesdays, June 21 and June 7-28
$199
July 5, and Saturdays, June 24 and July 1, 2017.
Nature, Travel and Macro
T1 6:30-9p.m.
See Above Main
Photography (LLC 4232)
Advanced Photography
See Above
S199
This photography class will inspire and teach
Development in Lightroom
you the specialized techniques needed
The Art of Self-Portraiture
to capture artistic images of wildlife and
(LLC 4846)
landscapes, both large and small. We will
(LLC 5260)
This course is targeted to photographers
focus on preparation, exposure, composition
who want to push their knowledge of Adobe
The self-portrait has been a popular form of
and critique, and learn new ways of visualizing
Photoshop Lightroom. This 3-session class
expression ever since man first saw his own
the world around us. Saturday field sessions
is a hands-on course designed to introduce
reflection. Learn how you find inspiration for
will
meet
August
5,
12
and
19,
from
8-10a.m.
you to advanced Adobe Lightroom techniques.
your shots, set up shots, discuss different
and are designed to apply classroom
During this class you’ll learn how to take on
groups and challenges, how to get your
techniques
to
the
real
world.
Locations
and
more advanced approaches to photography
work out there for feedback. Techniques will
maps for field sessions will be given the
development and learn to use Lightroom’s
include multiple exposure images and editing
first
night
of
instruction.
Attendance
of
field
modules in creative ways to produce
techniques to enhance portraiture. There will
sessions is not mandatory to meet class
alternative products from your photography.
be two class field trips where students can
requirements.
Prerequisites: Students must have completed
practice techniques covered in class. Travel
T,S
Main is on your own. The final classroom session
“Managing Digital Photography in Lightroom” or T17-9p.m.
Aug. 1-22
$199
have working experience with Lightroom prior
will be open discussion to share experiences,
to this class. This class assumes students
images and answer questions. Wednesday
attending will have a working knowledge of
classes meet 6:30pm-9:00pm. Saturday
Abstract Photography the Lightroom software and its features.
morning sessions will be 3 hours with time and
(LLC
4958)
Students will be encouraged to bring digital
location determined during previous class. Class
Abstract photography represents subjects
photo files to class using a USB drive. Class
will meet Wednesdays July 19 and Aug. 2, and
in a non-familiar way removing documentary
will be conducted in a JJC Computer Lab using
Saturdays, July 22 and 29, 2017.
constraints and allowing for artistic
Adobe Creative Cloud, but students may bring
T1 6:30-9p.m.
See Above Main
interpretation. It utilizes shape, form, color,
their own laptops if they currently have an
See Above
S199
curves, texture and pattern to create an
installation. Register early space is limited.
emotional reaction by the viewer. Learn to
T16:30-9p.m.
R
Main
Fundamentals of Photoshop
expand your vision in this informative class
June 29-July 13
$159
where technique, equipment, composition,
Level One (GRAF 1006)
importance of color will be discussed. Bring your
Add excitement to your digital photographs
Sports Photography camera and tripod as shooting opportunities and
with Photoshop. You will learn how to use
experimentation will be provided.
(LLC 4520)
curves and levels to adjust and correct color.
T17-9p.m.
W
Main You’ll have fun using filters to enhance the look
Learn to capture great sports action at any
Aug. 2-23
$199
event. This course in basic sports photography
and feel of your photographs and you will learn
techniques will focus on utilizing your camera
how to combine images to create stunning
to capture high speed motion. Whether
original pictures.
Saturday soccer leagues or action under the
T16-9p.m.
T
Main
Friday night lights, you will build your skills and
June 6-June 27
$195
“Secrets of Digital Photography” and have a
base understanding of retrieving digital files
from their digital camera. Students will be
encouraged to bring digital photo files to class
using a USB drive. Class will be conducted in a
JJC Computer Lab using Adobe Creative Cloud,
but students may bring their own laptops if they
currently have an installation. Register early
space is limited.
T1 6:30-9p.m.
R
Main May 25-June 22
$199
Register online at www.jjc.edu and click on eResources
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Lifelong Learning
Community and Continuing Education
Intermediate Photoshop
Level Two (GRAF 1007)
Conversational Sign
Language II (LLC 1057)
Get past the basics and learn about layer
masks, clipping paths, filters, and channels.
You learn more advanced color correction
techniques, too. Completion of GRAF 1006 or
proficiency in basic Photoshop skills required.
T16-9p.m.
T
Main
July 25-Aug. 15
$195
Expand on “Conversational Sign Language
I.” Widen your signing vocabulary, gain higher
proficiency with the manual alphabet, practice
your skills and continue developing sentence
work.
T1 6:30-8:30p.m.
T,R
Main July 11-27
$99
T2*6:30-8:30p.m.
T,R
July 11-27
Real Estate
Home Buyer Education Class
(LLC 5160)
Perfect for those who are new to the idea
of owning a home and want a no pressure
education forum. The objective of this
FREE CLASS is to help answer many of the
questions you have regarding the Home Buying
process. Learn all about buying and even
selling your home. You will get an explanation
of the process, including how to buy/sell your
home, how much to save for a down payment,
the mortgage/loan process (Conventional/
FHA/VA/incentives), the closing process,
and tips that every homeowner should know.
The class features a panel of experienced
professionals, including a realtor, mortgage
lender, lawyer and home inspector. Please call
(815) 280-1555 to register.
T1 6:30-9p.m.
T
Main June 6
Free
Retirement
Transition from Career to
Retirement (LLC 4907)
Moving from a full-time career to retirement
or semi-retirement is a major life change. You
may feel financially prepared, but there are
many other life aspects to consider. Do you
know what you want from retirement? What
matters most to you? How can you spend
time relaxing yet still feel productive? Join this
interactive seminar focused on the life aspects
of retirement planning. Learn techniques that
will help you achieve the lifestyle you have
always imagined and tips for making a smooth
transition from career to retirement.
T1 6:30-8:30p.m.
R
Main June 8
$29
Entrepreneurship for New!
Retirees (LLC 5314)
If you are retired, or nearing it, and want to
do more than play golf and watch daytime
television, take this informative 2-hour
workshop. Learn how to build on what you
know and earn part time or even full time
income during your golden years.
T1 9-11a.m.
T
Romeoville
June 27
$29
Rev Up Your Retirement (LLC 5297)
New!
*Lunch and Learn*
*For each paid registration in Section T1, one
member of the same household can register for
Section T2 at the reduced price of $49. Both
sections meet at the same time, in the same
classroom.
Spa/Relaxation
Tropical Spa Escape (LLC 4984)
Enjoy a relaxing, rejuvenating, renewing time
at the spa with a tropical style. Enjoy the
experience of this relaxing time, which includes
a mini facial, foot treatment, hand and lip
facials and de-stressing techniques to relieve
tension – techniques you can learn to recreate
at home. Please wear comfortable clothing and
bring a towel, headband and a washcloth.
T17-8:30p.m.
M
Romeoville
July 10
$34
Staying active and enjoying your life takes
planning and balance. In this class, we will
consider steps to becoming more active and
productive – in addition to what you can do
The Lighter Side of Traveling
to make a difference. Join this interactive
(LLC 5162)
conversation and embrace this phase of your life.
This workshop shows how to make the most
Soup and sandwich lunch provided with class.
T1Noon-1:30p.m.
R
Main of traveling with the least amount of clothes.
Learn what style, color and texture of clothes
July 13
$39
are right for traveling. See how to coordinate
a travel wardrobe with only a few pieces of
clothing and how to pack a suitcase to prevent
the clothes from wrinkling.
T17-8:15p.m.
W
Romeoville
Conversational Sign
July 12
$24
Language I (LLC 1056)
Sign Language
Learn signing through demonstration and
participation. This class is for individuals with
no background in sign language. Topics include
the manual alphabet, basic word signs and
beginning sentence work.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
T,R
Main
June 6-22
$99
T2*6:30-8:30p.m.
T,R
June 6-22
Main
$49
*For each paid registration in Section T1, one
member of the same household can register for
Section T2 at the reduced price of $49. Both
sections meet at the same time, in the same
classroom.
24
Main
$49
Register by phone at (815) 280-1555
Lifelong Learning
Summer 2017 Schedule
Special Interest
Tarot-Layouts (LLC 4849)
Do you want to learn more about how Tarot
cards relate to each other and learn to read
multiple cards at once? Layouts pull your
understanding of individual Tarot cards into
The journey is a powerful technique for personal
fluid interpretations as you learn how the cards
growth and healing. In this workshop you will
interact and the significance of their position
learn how to journey, and you will meet your
in the chosen layout. This hands-on class
power animal and a spirit guide. The technique
will guide you through various readings using
and these teachings will support you after the
several layouts as you work together interpreting
workshop as you move forward on your spiritual
what the Tarot reveals. Class will consider
path. The journey is a tool which supports
both upright and reversed meanings of cards.
all life goals. It is a way of directly accessing
Students will also be able to work with the
spiritual information. Bring a sack lunch, yoga
Transparent Tarot, a see-through deck whose
mat and a water bottle with stones in it to use
meaning changes as you stack the cards on
as a shaker for meditation. Please note this
top of one another. If you have your own deck,
course is for personal interest and is not to be
please bring it to class. A limited number of
considered part of the JJC science curriculum.
decks will be available for use. Please note this
T19a.m.-3:30p.m.
M
Main course is for personal interest and is not to be
July 17
$64
considered part of the JJC science curriculum.
T1 7-8:30p.m. R
Main
June 8 & 15 $39
Introduction to Shamanic
Journeying (LLC 3847)
Let Your Imagination Be Your Guide!
What is a MakerLab?
A MakerLab is an open community lab which
includes elements from machine shops, workshops,
design studios and collaborative spaces. MakerLabs
encourage collaboration and innovation.
Travel
The MakerLab features:
Travel Paris (LLC 5195)
43D Printers
Have you dreamed of traveling to Paris? Join
us for an evening designed to help you prepare
for the trip. Topics will include: safety; cultural
norms to help you avoid the “shock” of foreign
travel; familiarization with the Euro; must-see
landmarks; and navigation of the Paris subway.
Knowledge of French or prior Paris travel
experience is not required.
T16:30-8:30p.m.
T
Main
May 16
$24
4Laser Cutter
43D Carving Machine
43D Scanners
4Vinyl Cutter
4& Much More
Become a Member!
Workshops
Want to learn about 3-D Printing?
Sign up for one of our workshops that
are offered throughout the year. We
have workshops available for both
children and adults.
A membership gives you access to the
MakerLab during open lab hours and
by appointment. Fees are available at
monthly or semester rates.
The MakerLab is located at JJC’s
Main Campus in T-Building, Room 1034.
To learn more about the MakerLab, visit
www.trainingupdate.org/makerlab
Register online at www.jjc.edu and click on eResources
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Career Training
Commercial
Driver’s License
Commercial Driver’s License A (CDL 101)
Designed for individuals with little or no
commercial driving experience, this program
includes everything you need to receive a
Commercial Driver’s License. You will receive
a Department of Transportation physical,
Commercial Driver’s License learner’s permit
and endorsement preparation. Department of
Transportation rules and regulations, log books,
instruction in map reading and trip planning,
and complete vehicle training to prepare you
for an entry level position in the trucking
industry. In addition, the program includes the
Secretary of State administered Class A road
test. The program can be completed in four
weeks by attending full time, Monday through
Friday, 8a.m.-4:30p.m., or a special evening
session beginning June 5, 2017. Each student
is required to complete 30 hours of home study
during the program. Students are required to
take a physical/drug screening test. For more
information on current schedule and class fees,
call (815) 280-6902 or email [email protected].
Forklift Training
Forklift Training (FORK 201)
The Joliet Junior College district has become a
distribution center for the Midwest in the last
decade. Local warehouses and distribution
centers offer numerous job openings for trained
industrial truck drivers. The powered industrial
truck, commonly referred to as the forklift, is
used in every distribution center, major retail
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store, and manufacturing facility. Class is
held at the Joliet Junior College Weitendorf
facility. Individuals will receive training on the
various forklifts including the sit-down, order
picker, stand-up, and walkie rider. Participants
will receive drive time on each machine as
well as earning the National Safety Council
Certification for Industrial Lift Trucks. Go to
www.trainingupdate.org then click on “career
training” for additional course details.
T18a.m.-2p.m.
M-R Weitendorf
June 5-8
$849
Healthcare
Home Healthcare Workers
Certification Training (MGT 7900)
Joliet Junior College and Home Helpers of Homer
Glen have partnered to offer a training course in
the home healthcare field. The Department of
Labor projects tremendous growth of 49% in the
field due to the aging Baby Boomer population.
Senior care is provided in a variety of settings
including private homes, small group homes, or
large care communities. Topics include arranging
transportation to doctor visits and other outings,
helping with daily personal tasks like dressing
and bathing, light housekeeping and laundry,
learn to move clients in and out of bed and help
them to stand or walk, how to use a gait belt,
organizing client schedule, shop for groceries and
meal preparation and providing companionship
to the client. The home health field offers parttime and full-time opportunities. Work shifts can
be as short as three hours or as long as 24
hours. You must be 21 years of age to take the
course. Many able-bodied seniors have entered
the field and found rewarding employment. This
Register by phone at (815) 280-1555
course meets the requirements of the Illinois
Department of Public Health. To become a
Certified Care Giver, the student must pass a
competency test at the end of the program and
have completed a fingerprint background check.
Students will be listed on the Illinois Healthcare
Registry. All books and equipment are included in
the course fee.
T110a.m-1p.m.
T
Main
June 6-July 18
$395
(No class July 4)
Personal Trainer Certification
(MGT 858) *NEW SATURDAY CLASS
Take advantage of this unique program to become
certified in the expanding fitness industry. This
challenging course meets for six Saturdays.
The morning lectures are dedicated to such
topics as anatomy, exercise physiology, fitness
testing, equipment usage, nutrition, and health
assessment. The afternoon sessions take
place at a local fitness center where students
learn “hands on” techniques and approaches
that prepares the student to work with clients.
On the sixth week of class, students will take
the Certified Personal Trainer (CPT) national
certification exam. Joliet Junior College has
partnered with the World Instructor Training
Schools (WITS) in offering this program. To order
the text book, go to www.witseducation.com.
Certification requires passing written and practical
exams, current CPR/AED certification, and a thirtyhour internship with a certified personal trainer.
Internship can be arranged through WITS.
Go to www.trainingupdate.org then click on
“career training” for additional course details.
T19a.m.-4p.m.
S
Main
June 3-July 15
$699
(No class July 8)
Career Training
Summer 2017 Schedule
Pharmacy Technician Training
(MGT 5170)
This program will prepare the student for
an entry-level pharmacy technician position
in a wide variety of settings such as retail,
hospital, and managed healthcare facilities.
Pharmacy technicians report directly to a
licensed pharmacist and perform many
pharmacy-related functions such as entering
prescriptions into a computer, verifying
prescriptions, ordering medication, and
preparing medication inventories. Upon
completion of the program, students will be
prepared to take the Exam for the Certification
of Pharmacy Technician (ExCPT) offered by the
National Healthcare Association (NHA). Go to
www.trainingupdate.org then click on “career
training” for additional course details.
T19a.m.-12:15p.m. W
Main
May 24-Aug. 9
$995
T2 6-9:15p.m.
W
May 31-Aug. 16
Main
$995
Process Operations
Technology
Process Operator Technician
This program is designed for individuals
seeking a career in Process Operations
Technology. Participants learn the theories
behind various chemical plant processes, green
technologies and gain hands-on-experience in
those areas. This fast-track training program
is 15-20 weeks in duration. The course fee is
$2,400. There are no additional charges for
books or supplies. Financial assistance may
be available through the Workforce Innovation
and Opportunity Act. Visit jobs4people.org for
funding information and contact your local job
service office to see if you qualify for funds.
For program information and the next scheduled
FREE information session, call (815) 280-1555
or email [email protected].
Security Officer Certification
Training (MGT 6440)
Are you interested in finding a career in the
security field as an unarmed security guard or
would you like to enhance your present job skills
and earn state certification? Security officer
basic training will prepare new security officers
and experienced employees for employment
with a certified agency under the Illinois Private
Detective, Private Security and Private Alarm
Act. This training meets the requirements of
the Illinois state mandate for 20-hour unarmed
private security training. Class fee does not
include PERC card registration fee or the cost
of the fingerprint background check. Go to
www.trainingupdate.org then click on “career
training” for additional course details.
T18a.m.-4p.m.
T-R
Main
July 18-20
$199
Veterinary
Technology
Introduction to Veterinary
Medical Technology
(LLC 119)
This course is designed to explore the many
opportunities available to students pursuing a
degree in veterinary technology. Careers including
small animal medicine, large animal medicine,
research, exotics, wildlife rehabilitation, and
education will be overviewed. Field trips to various
facilities that employ technicians are included in
the course curriculum. Please note, ending times
for class on field trip days may vary. Students
will also be required to complete 30 hours of onthe-job volunteer work by the end of the course.
This course can be used as an alternative to the
100-hour of veterinary experience required for
admittance to the veterinary technology program
at Joliet Junior College. Must be 18 or older to
register for this class.
T1 9a.m-1p.m.
T
Main
May 16-June 13
$495
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Online Career Training
Business Careers
Professional Bookkeeping
with QuickBooks
JJC is partnering with the ed2go Career
Training Center to offer this online course.
This program will instruct students in basic
bookkeeping fundamentals for managing
both a personal/service-type business and
a merchandising business. Learn to use
QuickBooks, a popular bookkeeping software
used by many small businesses. Be able to
set up an organization in QuickBooks, enter
data accurately and manage the overall
bookkeeping function. This course does not
provide Quickbooks software. Go to www.
ed2go.com/career for more class details and
review their financial assistance program. Call
(815) 280-1555 to register. All class materials
are included in the class fee of $1,895.
(MGT 859)
2013 Version
(MGT 860)
2015 Version
(MGT 861)
2017 Version
Executive Assistant (MGT 899)
Joliet Junior College partners with Career Step,
LLC to offer this online course. Designed to
help students gain the software and business
skills needed to succeed in the modern
office environment, the Executive Assistant
program focuses on the Microsoft Office 2010
application suite and office management
skills. Students learn to use Microsoft Word,
Excel, Outlook, and PowerPoint in addition to
strengthening their typing skills and studying
office procedures and communication. Upon
graduation, students are prepared to earn the
Microsoft Office Specialist Master certification
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(MOS), strengthening their resumes and
proving their software skills to employers.
In addition to one-on-one instructor support
and personalized graduate support, students
receive eleven textbooks, a voucher for the
MOS exam, and a business writing style
guide. Go to www.careerstep.com/jjc for more
information Career Step offers payment plans
for all of their programs with JJC. Please visit
careerstep.com/jjc to learn more. Call (815)
280-1555 to register. All class materials are
included in the class fee of $1,995. Ask about
current sales promotions and discounts.
Freight Broker/Agent Online
Training (MGT 828)
JJC is partnering with the ed2go Career
Training Center to offer this online course.
Learn the process of freight brokering from
start to finish. Topics include broker laws,
Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration
requirements, broker/brokerage services,
record keeping, rebating, and compensation.
Examine transactions from the point of view
of the shipper, carrier and consignee. Learn
about shipping rates, rate confirmation, fuel
and surcharges, building and posting a load,
special shipping instructions, and insurance
claims. The freight brokerage business is rated
as one of the top home-based businesses to
own, and a recent Wall Street Journal article
cited freight brokering and logistics as the
largest growing sector of the transportation
industry. Go to www.ed2go.com/career for
more class details and review their financial
assistance program. Call (815) 280-1555 to
register. All class materials are included in the
class fee of $1,895.
Register by phone at (815) 280-1555
Management Training (MGT 870)
JJC is partnering with the ed2go Career
Training Center to offer this online course.
The Management Training program will provide
you with an understanding of financial and
accounting terms and successful negotiation
strategies. Topics include the marketing
process, employment law, compliance and
regulatory requirements, licensing, permits
and taxes. Learn skills in project management,
organizational development and change
and businesses best practices. Know the
seven management disciplines essential to
management and business success. Go to
www.ed2go.com/career for more class details
and review their financial assistance program.
Call (815) 280-1555 to register. All class
materials are included in the class fee of
$2,295.
Microsoft Office
Joliet Junior College partners with Career Step,
LLC to offer this online course. The Microsoft
Office training course prepares students to
earn the Microsoft Office Specialist Master
certification by training them on the Microsoft
Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook, and Access
applications. Students learn beginning and
advanced concepts and complete a variety of
hands-on exercises, allowing them to apply
and practice the skills learned throughout
the curriculum. The course’s online format
provides students the flexibility to study on
the schedule and at the pace that fits their
needs. In addition to one-on-one access to
experienced instructors and technical support
team throughout the course, students receive
ten textbooks and five quick reference cards.
Go to www.careerstep.com/jjc for more
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Online Career Training
Summer 2017 Schedule
information. Call (815) 280-1555 to register.
All class materials are included in the class
fee of $499.
(MGT 901)
2010 Version
(MGT 908)
2016 Version
Payroll Practice and
Management (MGT 868)
JJC is partnering with the ed2go Career
Training Center to offer this online course.
The objective of this program is to instruct
the payroll professional in all facets of payroll
from the basics to the intricate complexity of
fringe benefits, taxation and garnishments.
Learn the federal taxation regulations as it
pertains to payroll preparation. Be able to
process the Form W-4 and understand the
basics of each type of fringe benefit covered
including qualified and nonqualified deferred
compensation, third party sick pay, relocation,
and personal use of a company vehicle. Go
to www.ed2go.com/career for more class
details and review their financial assistance
program. Call (815) 280-1555 to register. All
class materials are included in the class fee of
$1,795.
Mastering Project
Management with PMP Prep
(MGT 907)
JJC is partnering with the ed2go Career
Training Center to offer this online course.
The purpose of this program is to present
material sequentially as it will likely occur in
actual projects. Gain a better understanding
of how to apply project management concepts
and the variations between them. Key and
critical topics are explored in-depth as is
appropriate for an intermediate, advanced
level understanding. You will learn about
project selection, developing project strategies,
creating a schedule model, statusing and
forecasting, project recovery, and more. This
program meets or exceeds the educational
requirements for those interested in the
Project Management Professional (PMP)®
certification. Go to www.ed2go.com/career for
more class details and review their financial
assistance program. Call (815) 280-1555 to
register. All class materials are included in the
class fee of $1,295.
Mastering Project
Management with Microsoft
Project 2016 (MGT 909)
JJC is partnering with the ed2go Career
Training Center to offer this online course.
This training program provides students with
a distinct advantage. This program takes
a comprehensive look at critical skills the
advanced practitioner needs to know for
initiating, planning, executing, controlling and
closing projects. You will learn more advanced
project management tasks, how to select
projects and develop strategies for them, how
to create a complex schedule model, and how
to identify and assess any risks in the project,
statusing and forecasting in addition to project
recovery concepts, and project termination.
You will gain new knowledge and skills needed
to prepare you for the Project Management
Professional (PMP) credential or maintaining it
with PDUs. This program combines knowledge
of project management scheduling disciplines
with the use of the Microsoft Project 2016
software. You will advance through Microsoft
Project one step at a time, learning how to
plan out your work and keep projects of any
level on track using this powerful software. You
will gain confidence and competency through
hands-on practice. The Microsoft Project
training is designed for beginners through
advanced users of Microsoft Project. Please
note this program is not Mac compatible and
may only be taken on a PC. Go to www.ed2go.
com/career for more class details and review
their financial assistance program. Call (815) 280-1555 to register. All class materials
are included in the class fee of $1695.
Purchasing and Supply Chain
Management (MGT 869)
JJC is partnering with the ed2go Career
Training Center to offer this online course.
Students will learn the various aspects of
the supply chain environment, including
enterprise resource planning systems and
requirement systems. The relationships
between purchasing, vendor selection, sources
of supply and the role of technology will also
be addressed. Become familiar with the
integrated approach to planning, acquisition,
flow and distribution, from raw materials to
finished products. Topics such as developing
a corporate culture, working successfully
with teams, implementing successful people
management strategies, and workflow and
performance management will be explored in
this program. The art of negotiation is covered
in great detail. Go to www.ed2go.com/career
for more class details and review their financial
assistance program. Call (815) 280-1555 to
register. All class materials are included in the
class fee of $2,295.
Technical Writing (MGT 872)
JJC is partnering with the ed2go Career
Training Center to offer this online course.
Students will develop their technical writing
abilities to a professional level. Learn research
methods, audience considerations, and style,
drafting and revision techniques. Discuss
a variety of media and formats including
websites, emails, proposals, memos, and
instructions. Learn the seven principles of
good writing. Go to www.ed2go.com/career for
more class details and review their financial
assistance program. Call (815) 280-1555 to
register. All class materials are included in the
class fee of $1,795.
Webmaster (MGT 873)
JJC is partnering with the ed2go Career
Training Center to offer this online course.
Understand the Web as it relates to both
personal and business. Use solid design
techniques and audience analysis to construct
a webpage that fits a target purpose and
audience. Formally design, compose, and
structure the information to appear on a
website. Be able to use HTML5 and CSS3
to construct web pages with text, lists, links,
tables, graphics, frames, forms, and other
features of a dynamic webpage. Go to www.
ed2go.com/career for more class details and
review their financial assistance program. Call
(815) 280-1555 to register. All class materials
are included in the class fee of $1,995.
Computer
Technician
Computer Technician
Certification Training (MGT 7864)
Joliet Junior College partners with Career Step,
LLC to offer this online course. The Computer
Technician program trains students for entrylevel jobs in the information technology
field and specifically prepares them to earn
CompTIA A+ Certification. The A+ Certification
is recognized nationally and is a highly
regarded certification in this rapidly growing
field. The online format offers 24/7 access to
the curriculum, allowing students to study on
a schedule that fits their individual lifestyles.
Career Step offers interactive learning tools
and student and graduate support. Students
learn about hardware, operating systems,
networking, security, and troubleshooting as
well as more specialized topics such as mobile
devices, laptops, and printers. In addition
to one-on-one support from experienced
instructors throughout the course and access
to personalized graduate support after
graduation, students receive two textbooks,
two quick-reference exam study guides, a
computer repair toolkit, a power supply tester,
a USB drive, and two CompTIA A+ certification
exam vouchers. Computer technicians fall into
the Computer Support Specialists category
Register online at www.jjc.edu and click on eResources
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Online Career Training
as defined by the U.S. Department of Labor’s
Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). The BLS
reports that this field is expected to grow by
18%, or over 110,000 new jobs, between 2010
and 2020. Go to www.careerstep.com/jjc for a
video tour. Career Step offers payment plans
for all of their programs with JJC. Please visit
careerstep.com/jjc to learn more. Call (815)
280-1555 to register. All class materials are
included in the class fee of $1,995. Ask about
current sales promotions and discounts.
Green/Renewable
Energy Careers
Biofuel Production
Operations (MGT 878)
JJC is partnering with the ed2go Career
Training Center to offer this online course. The
term “biofuel” implies production of petroleumlike fuel from sources such as corn and other
vegetation. This course prepares the student
for a career as a biofuel production worker.
Learn basic math, physics and chemistry
knowledge necessary for a biofuel production
operator. Topics include safety, technical
process drawings, pump maintenance, and
electrical procedures related to biofuel
production. Go to www.ed2go.com/career for
more class details and review their financial
assistance program. Call (815) 280-1555 to
register. All class materials are included in the
class fee of $2,595.
Certified Indoor
Environmentalist Prep
(MGT 879)
JJC is partnering with the ed2go Career
Training Center to offer this online course.
Be able to prevent, diagnose and resolve
indoor environmental problems in homes,
offices and schools. Learn to use indoor
air quality instruments and equipment to
measure contaminants such as mold, bacteria,
VOCs, carbon monoxide, radon, particulates,
triggers to asthma & allergies and more. Apply
current industry guidelines to standardize
assessments and reporting. Go to www.ed2go.
com/career for more class details and review
their financial assistance program. Call (815) 280-1555 to register. All class materials
are included in the class fee of $895.
Performing Comprehensive
Building Assessments (MGT 880)
JJC is partnering with the ed2go Career
Training Center to offer this online course.
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Community and Continuing Education
This program introduces students to the
comprehensive building assessment process.
Be able to conduct visual building inspections,
perform diagnostic testing, and determine
residential building improvements. Perform
visual observations including evaluation of
envelope components, mechanical systems
and base loads such as appliances and
lighting. Learn how to use the blower door
for building pressurization/depressurization
testing. Discuss combustion safety testing and
testing appliances for CO including: furnaces,
boilers, water heaters and other combustion
appliances. Go to www.ed2go.com/career for
more class details and review their financial
assistance program. Call (815) 280-1555 to
register. All class materials are included in the
class fee of $895.
Wind Energy Professional
(MGT 881)
JJC is partnering with the ed2go Career
Training Center to offer this online course.
Wind energy companies are growing
exponentially to meet America’s demand for
clean, renewable, and domestic energy. In
the course, students will learn the basics
of wind energy principles including wind
technology, wind energy anatomy, wind farm
design, wind business and characteristics of
energy sources. Discuss the fundamentals
of hydraulics and basic theory and practice
of electrical circuits, including calculations
as applied to alternating and direct currents.
Topics include airflow characteristics and blade
efficiencies, principles of magnetism, and
electrical measuring instruments. Go to www.
ed2go.com/career for more class details and
review their financial assistance program. Call
(815) 280-1555 to register. All class materials
are included in the class fee of $2,395.
Healthcare
Administrative Dental
Assistant (MGT 835)
JJC is partnering with the ed2go Career
Training Center to offer this online course. This
program teaches the essential administrative
tasks for managing the business aspects
of a dental practice and becoming an
administrative dental assistant. Discuss
dental terminology and anatomy, medical
records management, accounts receivable
and reimbursement management, insurance
and patient billing, patient scheduling, and
procedural and diagnostic coding. Go to www.
ed2go.com/career for more class details and
review their financial assistance program. Call
(815) 280-1555 to register. All class materials
are included in the class fee of $1,795.
Register by phone at (815) 280-1555
Medical Administrative
Assistant Online Training
(MGT 898)
JJC partners with Career Step, LLC to
offer this online course. The medical
administrative assistant online training
program helps students gain the specialized
skills and business knowledge needed to
successfully manage the front office and dayto-day administration of a medical facility.
The interactive online curriculum teaches
students Microsoft Word and Excel basics,
healthcare documentation and reimbursement,
medical terminology, and basic anatomy as
well as specific medical office management
topics such as practice finances and standard
office procedures. Students learn how to
effectively manage front desk reception,
patient scheduling, insurance and billing,
and more. Upon graduation, students will be
prepared to enter the workforce and pass the
Certified Medical Administrative Assistant exam
(CMAA) offered by the National Health Career
Association. In addition to one-on-one support
from experienced instructors throughout the
course and access to personalized graduate
support after graduation, students receive
twelve textbooks, a voucher for the CMAA exam,
and a pocket style guide for on-the-job business
writing. Go to www.careerstep.com/jjc and take
a video tour. Register for the free information
session on Thursday, June 8, at 1p.m. or 6 p.m.
(see below). Career Step offers payment plans
for all of their programs with JJC. Please visit
careerstep.com/jjc to learn more. Call (815) 280-1555 to register. All class materials
are included in the class fee of $1,995. Ask
about current sales promotions and discounts.
Online Career Training
Summer 2017 Schedule
Medical Administrative
New!
Assistant with EHR Online Training (MGT 862)
With healthcare reform medical records must
move to an electronic format, which has created
an incredible need for medical administrative
professionals trained on electronic health
record (EHR) software, and employers are
looking for medical administrative assistants
with electronic health records specialist. Go to
www.careerstep.com/jjc for more information.
Call (815) 280-1555 to register. All class
materials are included in the class fee of
$2,695.
Free Information Session
on New Online Healthcare
Administration Classes
Joliet Junior College and Career Step, LLC have
partnered to provide online training classes
in the healthcare industry. Career Step offers
industry recognized training. Their students
have scored highly successful national
certification exam pass rates. Receive personal
on-going student support and career guidance
to assist you in your job search. Plan on
attending a free information session on these
classes and other advanced course offered
by Career Step. Learn about the exciting job
opportunities in these fields. The Department
of Labor projects a strong job market as
the Medical Coding and Billing industry. It
is projected to grow by 20% by 2018. The
medical transcription field is projected to grow
by 11% in the same time period. Medical
transcriptionist has long been one of the
fastest growing work-at-home careers. The free
information session is scheduled Thursday,
June 8 at 1 p.m. or 6 p.m. Call (815) 280-1555
to register for the free session.
Professional Medical Coding
and Billing Online Training
(MGT 900)
Joliet Junior College partners with Career Step,
LLC to offer this online course. This program
helps students prepare for rewarding careers
in medical coding. The Professional Medical
Coding and Billing program was designed by
leading industry experts to prepare students
for the ICD-10 code set, and this training
is used by some of the largest and most
respected healthcare organizations in the
country. The course prepares students to
pass the Certified Coding Associate (CCA) and
Certified Professional Coder (CPC) certification
exams and covers healthcare information
management, reimbursement methodologies,
and biomedical sciences, among other topics.
ICD-10, CPT, and HCPCS codes are taught in
an extensive practical section, giving students
valuable hands-on experience. Students are
prepared for national certification exams
with curriculum on medical terminology,
coding standards, and specific inpatient and
outpatient medical code sets. The program’s
unique online platform provides students
access to program materials whenever it is
most convenient for the student, allowing them
to study at the pace that fits their lifestyles.
Graduates of this course are prepared to
take the Certified Coding Assistant (CCA)
sponsored by the American Health Information
Association or the Certified Professional Coder
(CPC) sponsored by the American Academy
of Professional Coders (AAPC). Students
must have a high school diploma or GED to
enroll in this program. Go to www.careerstep.
com/jjc for a video tour. In addition to oneon-one instructor support and personalized
graduate support, students receive textbooks,
a complete set of industry codebooks, a
voucher to take one of the certification exam,
and access to an online reference library. Register for the free information session
Thursday, June 8 at 1 p.m. or 6 p.m. (see
above). Career Step offers payment plans for
all of their programs with JJC. Please visit
careerstep.com/jjc to learn more. Call (815) 280-1555 to register. All class materials
are included in the class fee of $2,995. Ask
about current sales promotions and discounts.
Medical Transcription Editor
Online Training (MGT 896)
This online program helps students develop
the knowledge and skills of quality medical
transcriptionists in addition to the specialized
skill set of medical transcription editors. The
demand for well-trained medical transcription
editors is rapidly increasing, and this program
prepares students for both career paths,
making them more flexible after graduation.
Within the program, students focus on
keyboarding, medical terminology, language
and grammar, and the editing skills required to
work with speech recognition technology. The
program also emphasizes practical experience,
and by graduation, students will have
transcribed hundreds of authentic dictations,
preparing for a quick and successful transition
to the workplace. Graduates of this course are
prepared to take the Registered Healthcare
Documentation Specialist (RHDS) sponsored by
the Association for Healthcare Documentation
Integrity (AHDI). Go to www.careerstep.com/jjc
for a video tour. Register for the free information
session on Thursday, June 8 at 1 p.m. or 6 p.m.
(see above). In addition to one-on-one instructor
support and personalized graduate support,
students receive ten textbooks, a transcription
foot pedal, a 15-month membership to AHDI,
a voucher to take the RHDS exam, and a
15-month subscription to an online reference
library. Career Step offers payment plans for
all of their programs with JJC. Please visit
careerstep.com/jjc to learn more. Call (815) 280-1555 to register. All class materials
are included in the class fee of $2,995. Ask
about current sales promotions and discounts.
Pharmacy Technician Online
Training (MGT 830)
JJC partners with Career Step, LLC to offer this
online course. This program will prepare the
student to obtain employment as a pharmacy
technician in a variety of pharmaceutical
settings while under the supervision of a
registered pharmacist. Some of the areas
covered are: drug inventory and storage,
abbreviations, pharmaceutical calculations, label
preparation, anatomy and physiology, insurance
procedures, basic chemistry of drug molecules,
and customer service skills. Students study
pharmacology, pharmaceutical calculations,
nonsterile compounding, and pharmacy law,
regulations, and standards as well as topics
specific to working in retail or institutional
pharmacies. Graduates are prepared to sit for
the national certification examination, which
is administered by the Pharmacy Technician
Certification Board. Go to www.careerstep.
com/jjc for a video tour. Register for the free
information session on Thursday, June 8
at 1p.m. or 6 p.m. (see above). In addition
to one-on-one support from experienced
instructors throughout the course and access to
personalized graduate support after graduation,
students receive six textbooks, a voucher for
the PTCB exam, and a drug reference handbook.
Career Step offers payment plans for all of their
programs with JJC. Please visit careerstep.
com/jjc to learn more. Call (815) 280-1555 to
register. All class materials are included in the
class fee of $1,995. Ask about current sales
promotions and discounts.
Register online at www.jjc.edu and click on eResources
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Online Career Training
Community and Continuing Education
Wedding Planner Online
Training (MGT 823)
Hospitality
Travel Agent Training (MGT 825)
JJC is partnering with the ed2go Career Training
Center to offer this online course. This program
will help prepare students for the Travel
Institute (formerly ICTA) TAP certification. Learn
the basic skills needed to operate a computer
reservation system, whether with the airlines,
travel agencies, car rental agencies, cruise
lines, hotels or resorts. Learn how to make a
sale, create custom vacation plans and market
your skills. Go to www.ed2go.com/career for
more class details and review their financial
assistance program. Call (815) 280-1555 to
register. All class materials are included in the
class fee of $1,795.
Event Management and
Design (MGT 874)
JJC is partnering with the ed2go Career
Training Center to offer this online course.
This program is structured to provide both
practical knowledge and a comprehensive
understanding of the modern special
event industry. Discuss the administration,
coordination, and marketing required for
a successful event. Be aware of the legal,
ethical and risk management issues. Learn
how to organize all types of events such as
weddings, corporate meetings, fairs, parades
and festivals. Go to www.ed2go.com/career for
more class details and review their financial
assistance program. Call (815) 280-1555 to
register. All class materials are included in the
class fee of $1,995.
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JJC is partnering with the ed2go Career
Training Center to offer this online course.
Wedding planners are in demand as more
brides discover they cannot be the bride
and the wedding planner on the day of
their wedding. This program is perfect for
the individual looking to get started as a
professional wedding planner right away. Topics
include budgeting, vendor selection, contracts,
wedding etiquette, wedding traditions,
invitations, music selections, pre and post
wedding parties, gown styles and veils. Go
to www.ed2go.com/career for more class
details and review their financial assistance
program. Call (815) 280-1555 to register. All
class materials are included in the class fee of
$1,595.
Legal Field
Paralegal Training (CERT 601)
New employment doors can swing open with
the Paralegal Training Course at JJC, offered in
partnership with the Center for Legal Studies.
Students will learn how to interview witnesses,
investigate complex fact patterns, research
the law, prepare legal documents, and assist
in preparing cases for courtroom litigation.
The instruction is practice-oriented and relates
to those areas of law in which paralegals
are most highly needed. This six-weekend
course is ideal for administrative assistants
looking to work at a law firm, current legal
secretaries looking to expand their training and
responsibilities, and those seeking entry-level
positions. Purchase textbooks from The Center
for Legal Studies at www.legalstudies.com.
Go to www.trainingupdate.org then click on
“career training” for additional course details.
Call (815) 280-1555 to register. Books are
additional and the course fee is $1,289.
Advanced Paralegal
Certificate Program (CERT 603)
Available to current paralegals, these online
classes are for those seeking to advance legal
knowledge, skills or earn CEUs. Successful
completion of six advanced topics from the
list below will be eligible for a certificate of
completion. Each topic is a seven-week online
session. Three advanced paralegal course
topics may be taken together, in any sequence.
Available topics are as follows: Advanced
Legal Research, Alternative Dispute Resolution
(Mediation), Bankruptcy Law, Business Law,
Constitutional Law, Criminal Law, Criminal
Register by phone at (815) 280-1555
Procedure, Education Law, Estate Planning,
Family Law, Immigration Law, Intellectual
Property, Real Property Law, Victim Advocacy,
Water Law.
Expect to spend at least 45-50 hours reading,
and preparing assignments and tests for
each topic. Required book purchases for the
course will vary by topic at an additional cost.
Purchase textbooks from The Center for Legal
Studies at www.legalstudies.com. Prerequisite:
Successful completion of the Paralegal
Certificate Course©, (Core Requirements) Go
to www.trainingupdate.org then click, “Career
Training” for additional details. Each topic is
$300.
Nonprofit
Organizations
Grant Writing (MGT 876)
JJC is partnering with the ed2go Career Training
Center to offer this online course. Learn the
essentials in writing or acquiring grants for
private, public or government use. Discuss the
essentials of writing, researching, obtaining and
maintaining operations and strategies within the
grant system. Start with the basics by learning
how to research for and find available grants.
Understand the fundamental elements of a
grant proposal such as the objectives, problems
addressed, methodology, evaluation and
assessments, budget and cover letter. Examine
the essential aspects of fundraising and how to
maximize fundraising opportunities. Go to www.
ed2go.com/career for more class details and
review their financial assistance program. Call
(815) 280-1555 to register. All class materials
are included in the class fee of $2,295.
Nonprofit Management (MGT 877)
JJC is partnering with the ed2go Career
Training Center to offer this online course. This
course is targeted for anyone in the nonprofit
field who wants a perspective on some of the
unique issues facing management of a nonprofit organization. Discuss the principles of
nonprofit management as well as the roles
and responsibilities of a nonprofit board of
directors and the management team. Topics
include negotiating strategies, forms of
persuasive communications, and the legal
aspects unique to nonprofit organizations.
Go to www.ed2go.com/career for more class
details and review their financial assistance
program. Call (815) 280-1555 to register. All
class materials are included in the class fee of
$2,295.
ACCELERATE YOUR DEGREE
FALL 2017
The JJC Business Department can help YOU
achieve your academic goals faster.
Register for Fall 2017 Accelerated courses.
The “Accelerate Your Degree” program allows you to complete your Associate Degree or
transfer to a university in as little as 14 months full-time or 24 months part-time. Many
certificates can be completed in one semester. Classes are available in traditional, online,
and hybrid formats. (A hybrid class combines the best of online and traditional instruction.)
TRANSFER FASTER! START YOUR CAREER SOONER!
Full-Time: 14-17 months / Part-Time: 24-27 months
Earn your Business Degree in:
• Accounting
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT
• Business Administration
• Economics
• Finance
• Management
Professor Michelle Meyer
[email protected]
• Marketing
Professor Lori Johnson
[email protected]
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Professor Wayne Gawlik
[email protected]
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For more information on how to
finish your degree faster, contact
a Business Department Faculty
Advisor:
/JJCbusiness
Contact the Business Department at: (815) 280-2228
www.jjc.edu/business-education
Business Training
Hands-On Computer
Training
Introduction to QuickBooks
(COMP 2400)
QuickBooks is an accounting program designed
for small business. With it, you can monitor all
your company’s finances including accounts
payable and receivable and invoicing. You
will learn how to automate transactions and
generate reports. This program is ideal for
a service or product-based company. Topics
include setting up a company, chart of accounts,
vendor lists and bank accounts. Generate sales
receipts, credit memos, checks, and invoices.
Be able to record deposits, enter bills and make
payments and protect and back up data.
T16-9p.m.
T
Main
June 6-27
$225
Advanced QuickBooks
(COMP 2401)
Microsoft Office 2013 Access:
Level 1 (IDAY 241)
Microsoft Office 2013 Excel:
Level 1 (IDAY 251)
Topics include: Lesson Getting Started with
Access, Working with Table Data, Querying
a Database, Creating Advanced Queries,
Generating Reports, Customizing the Access
Environment
T18:30a.m.-4p.m.
W
Main
June 7
$119
Topics include: Getting Started, Entering and
editing data/formulas, Modifying a Worksheet,
Functions, Formatting, Charts, Graphics and
Printing.
T18:30a.m.-4p.m.
R
Morris
June 1
$119
Microsoft Office 2013 Access:
Level 2 (IDAY 243)
Main
$119
*Please note: Office 2016 will be used at Morris location.
Topics include: Designing a Relational
Microsoft Office 2013 Excel:
Database, Joining Tables, Organizing a
Level 2 (IDAY 253)
Database for Efficiency, Sharing Data Across
Topics include: Managing workbooks and
Applications, Advanced Reporting
T18:30a.m.-4p.m.
W
Main worksheets, Advanced formatting, Outlining and
Subtotals, Cell and range names, Data structure
June 14
$119
and tables, Documenting and auditing, Templates
and settings, Web and sharing features.
Microsoft Office 2013 Access: T18:30a.m.-4p.m. R
Morris
Level 3 (IDAY 245)
June 8
$119
Topics include: Implementing Advanced Form
T28:30a.m.-4p.m.
W
Main
Design, Using Data Validation, Using Macros to June 21
$119
Improve User Interface Design, Using Advanced
*Please note: Office 2016 will be used at Database Management, Distributing and
Morris location.
Securing a Database, Managing Switchboards
Expand your knowledge of QuickBooks. Learn
to customize forms, create graphs, and build
and modify various types of reports. Set up a
payroll system that generates checks, budgets,
tax files, and employee information. Be able
to track sales tax and synchronize QuickBooks
with other contact management software. Use
QuickBooks to write various types of letters,
T18:30a.m.-4p.m
W
track credit card transactions, and create job
June
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estimates and control time spent on those jobs.
Prerequisite: Introduction to QuickBooks (COMP
2400).
T16-9p.m.
T
Main
July 11-Aug. 1
$225
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T28:30a.m.-4p.m.
W
June 7
Register by phone at (815) 280-1555
Main
$119
Business Training
Summer 2017 Schedule
Computer Graphics
Fundamentals of Photoshop
Level One (GRAF 1006)
Add excitement to your digital photographs
with Photoshop. You will learn how to use
curves and levels to adjust and correct color.
You’ll have fun using filters to enhance the look
and feel of your photographs and you will learn
how to combine images to create stunning
original pictures.
T16-9p.m.
T
Main
June 6-June 27
$195
Intermediate Photoshop
Level Two (GRAF 1007)
Microsoft Office 2013 Excel:
Level 3 (IDAY 255)
Microsoft Office 2013 Word:
Level 1 (IDAY 271)
Get past the basics and learn about layer
masks, clipping paths, filters, and channels.
You learn more advanced color correction
techniques, too. Completion of GRAF 1006 or
proficiency in basic Photoshop skills required.
T16-9p.m.
T
Main
July 25-Aug. 15
$195
Topics include: Getting Started with Word,
Editing a Document, Formatting Text and
Paragraphs, Adding Tables, Managing Lists,
Inserting Graphic Objects, Controlling Page
Appearance, Proofing a Document, Customizing
the Word Environment
T18:30a.m.-4p.m.
T
Main Fundamentals in InDesign
(GRAF 1009)
$119
T28:30a.m.-4p.m.
W
Main June 13
Get a quick overview of this relatively new
June 28
$119
page design software. Learn how to use
Microsoft
Office
2013
Word:
*Please note: Office 2016 will be used at InDesign’s story editor, nested style sheets,
Level 2 (IDAY 273)
Morris location.
and information pallet. Improve your layouts
Topics include: Working with Tables and
with InDesign’s image editing tools that let
Charts, Customizing Formats Using Styles
Microsoft Office 2013
you customize graphics with features like
and Themes, Using Images in a Document,
transparency and mixed ink color controls.
PowerPoint: Level 1 Creating Custom Graphic Elements, Inserting
T16-9p.m.
R
Main
(IDAY 261)
Content Using Quick Parts, Controlling Text
June 8-29
$195
Topics include: Getting Started with
Flow, Using Templates, Using Mail Merge,
PowerPoint®, Developing a PowerPoint®
Using Macros
Advanced Illustrator Presentation, Performing Advanced Text Editing,
T18:30a.m.-4p.m.
T
Main
(GRAF 1052)
Adding Graphical Elements to Your Presentation, June 20
$119
Modifying Objects in Your Presentation, Adding
This course covers advanced techniques for
Tables to Your Presentation, Adding Charts to
working with paths, masks, fills and strokes.
Microsoft Office 2013 Word:
Your Presentation, Preparing to Deliver Your
Students will learn how to use transformation
Presentation
Level 3 (IDAY 275)
tools, envelopes, filters, 3D effects and graphic
T18:30a.m.-4p.m.
W
Main Topics include: Collaborating on Documents,
styles. In addition, students will learn how
July 12
$119
Adding Reference Marks and Notes, Simplifying to use Autotrace to convert raster images to
vector art and how to manage color settings,
and Managing Long Documents, Securing a
color separations, and print specifications.
Document,
Forms
Microsoft Office 2013
Finally, students will learn how to draw in
T18:30a.m.-4p.m.
T
Main
PowerPoint: Level 2 perspective and create graphs.
June 27
$119
(IDAY 263)
T16-9p.m.
R
Main
July 27-Aug. 17
$195
Topics include: Modifying the PowerPoint
Environment, Customizing Design Templates,
Adding SmartArt to a Presentation, Working
with Media and Animations, Collaborating on
a Presentation, Customizing a Slide Show,
Securing and Distributing a Presentation
T18:30a.m.-4p.m.
W
Main
July 19
$119
Topics include: Data Advanced functions and
formulas, Lookups and data tables, Advanced
data management, Advanced charting,
PivotTables and PivotCharts, Exporting and
importing data, Analytical tools, and Macros.
T18:30a.m.-4p.m.
R
Morris
June 22
$119
Register online at www.jjc.edu and click on eResources
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Business Training
Community and Continuing Education
Entrepreneur
Training
How to Become a Freelancer or Contract Worker (MGT 7915)
SWOT Analysis for
Entrepreneurs (MGT 7905)
Out of work? Consider selling your skills as a
freelancer or contract worker. Turn employers
into clients by finding work opportunities on an
“as needed” basis. Learn what to charge and
how to market yourself.
T16-8p.m.
W
Main
July 12
$29
Strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and
threats, do you have a good business idea?
What are your personal strengths and
weaknesses? Do you know the difference
between a business and a hobby? This twohour workshop will help you work through these
answers and find the right solution for you.
T16-8p.m.
R
Main
June 1
$29
Grant Writing for Nonprofits
(MGT 7908)
Learn the basic skills needed to write a grant
proposal tailored to the needs of a grant
funder. Topics will include how to source a
grant funder, understand their goals and tailor
your proposal to meet them. This is a three
session course with the opportunity to meet
with the instructor for individual follow up
sessions at an additional charge.
T1 9-11a.m.
M
Morris
June 5-19
$89
T2 9-11a.m.
M
July 10-24
Main
$89
Build Your Marketing Toolkit
(MGT 7912)
As a local small business owner, you may
find yourself seeking the right strategies to
make your marketing efforts as effective as
possible. This workshop is designed to discuss
and explore core digital marketing concepts
mandatory for your success. Attendees will
learn the 4 Pillars of Marketing Success
Overview: Getting Found, Engage & Nurture
Relationships, Campaigns That Drive Action,
Analytics & Making Decisions. The content
is targeted at local business owners seeking
to learn effective tips and industry bestpractices in the use of digital marketing. Join
us and start to build a foundation marketing
knowledge, from which you can build more
and more effective campaigns to help your
business or organization grow.
T16-9p.m.
R
Main
June 8
$39
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New!
Food Sanitation
Food Service Sanitation
Manager Certification Exam
Prep (FOOD 440)
Course covers critical principles including
personal hygiene, cross contamination, time
and temperature, receiving and storage, food
safety management systems, and training
hourly employees. Learn to identify the
causes of foodborne illness, identify and apply
correct procedures for cleaning and sanitizing,
recognize problems and potential solutions
associated with facility, equipment and layout,
and understand the Illinois code related to
food service establishments. Successful
completion of this course will prepare you to
sit for one attempt of an ANSI-CFP Accredited
Food Protection Manager Certification
Examination. Textbook and test scan sheet
are included in the class fee. The first day
is a full day of instruction. The examination
is given on the second day (8am to 11am).
Note: This course is for foodservice managers.
Students interested in taking the IDPH Food
Handler Certification should go to http://www.
tapseries.com/4U/kvifh/
T18a.m.-5p.m.
T,R
Main
June 20 & 22
$225
T28a.m.-5p.m.
M,W
July 24 & 26
Main
$225
Food Sanitation Certification
Prep Online (FOOD 4401)
This is the online version of FOOD 440. State
of Illinois exam is administered on second
day of FOOD 440 class schedules. You must
call (815) 280-1555 to schedule your test.
A limited number of tests are available per
session. If the scheduled sessions are full, you
will be directed to the next available date. Call
(815) 280-1555 to register and receive your
class materials.
May 22-Aug. 10
$225
Register by phone at (815) 280-1555
Safety Compliance
10 Hour OSHA Voluntary
Compliance Course (SAF 841)
An overview of the basic OSHA safety
standards presented in a compact two-day
format. This class teaches vital safety and
health information to all personnel responsible
for a safe working environment on the job
site. Topics include personal protective
equipment, fire safety, lockout-tagout, bloodborne pathogens, machine guards, and
emergency action plans. Those attending will
better understand OSHA’s role in industry. After
completing the required 10 hours, participants
will receive the OSHA certification card.
T18a.m.-2p.m.
T,W
Main
July 11 & 12
$299
Spanish Language
Basic Spanish (MGT 7058)
Expand your language skills or grasp the basics
of Spanish through conversation and listening.
Discuss the basic pronunciation of vowels
and consonants in Spanish. Learn vocabulary,
sentence structure, and how to ask and answer
basic questions. This course is designed for the
student with no previous knowledge of Spanish.
T16-8:30p.m.
R
Main
June 1-Aug. 3
$225
Business Training
Summer 2017 Schedule
Supervision
Training
Leadership and Goal Setting
(MGT 7856)
Successful leaders know how to set direction
and keep focused on goal achievement.
Participants in this daylong session will
have the opportunity to assess their current
leadership practices, examine qualities that
make good leaders, and identify techniques
to enhance individual leadership skills. Key
fundamentals emphasized in this program
will include tapping into the three sources of
leadership power, creating and communicating
a vision for success, goal setting and
accountability, working together to achieve
common goals and fostering teamwork, and
managing change.
T19a.m.-3p.m.
R
Main
July 13
$125
Building Effective Teams
(MGT 7857)
Transportation
Transportation Safety Level
One (MGT 2825)
This program is intended for all levels
of employees in transportation including
managers, directors or new hires in areas of
Effective teamwork is crucial to the success
trucking, intermodal, rail warehousing and
of organizations of all types and sizes. In
risk management. Advance your knowledge of
this daylong program, you’ll identify the key
the federal motor carrier safety regulations.
factors that help make teams successful
Understand the responsibilities of all involved
and learn key principles and techniques to
including shippers, corporate entities,
build and maintain successful teams. Topics
supervisors, material handlers and drivers.
of discussion will include: team-centered
Develop an understanding of the differences
leadership, management structure and support
in authorities and the Federal and state
to build a strong foundation for effective
requirements which govern these authorities.
teamwork, tapping into the strengths of
Gain awareness of liability issues and mitigation
team members and building a solid team,
strategies. Develop the basic skills and
communication and problem solving, building
knowledge of cargo security, vehicle inspections,
trust, and recognizing good performance and
material handling, routing and Hours of service.
coaching team members.
Complete this course and Transportation Safety
T19a.m.-3p.m.
R
Main II & III to earn Transportation Safety Certificate.
Aug. 3
$125
T1
6-9p.m
R
Main
June 8 & 15
$125
Transportation Safety Level
Two (MGT 2826)
Build skills and knowledge in the
transportation industry as it relates to
requirements to set up a trucking company
including the development of safety systems
and procedures. Also learn how to correct
deficiencies, implement a drug and alcohol
program and address the Compliance Safety
and Accountability (CSA). Begin an advanced
study into federal motor carrier safety
administration and the regulations, as they
apply to the transportation industry, including
how to conduct a self-audit.
T1
6-9p.m
R
Main
June 22 & 29
$125
Transportation Safety Level
Three (MGT 2827)
This program presents an in-depth examination
of the Compliance Safety and Accountability
(CSA) program and the SMS methodology.
Skill building and practical application in
transportation insurance are emphasized
including the differences in the types of
insurance and a look at primary and contingent
coverage. Examine the differences between
self-insurance reserves, deductibles, captives
and self-insurance.
T1 6-9p.m.
R
Main
July 6 & 13
$125
Water/Wastewater
Class K Industrial Wastewater
Treatment Exam Prep (WTR 888)
Training occurs over five weekends allowing
companies to meet regulations requiring Class
K-permitted staff. Send up to four people for
the listed class fee below. Books are included
in the class fee.
T1 8-11a.m.
S
Main
June 3-July 1
$1,400
Register online at www.jjc.edu and click on eResources
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Kids College
Grades Pre-KKindergarten
It’s a Bugs Camp!
(LLC 5298)
New!
Explore all things bugs as we read stories
from author Eric Carle. Have fun playing
buggy games, experiencing hands-on bug
observations and creating bugs of your own.
Appropriate for ages 3-5.
TY19-11a.m.
M-R
Main
June 5-8
$89
Digg’n Up Dinosaurs
(LLC 4986)
Calling all paleontologists! Join us as we
learn all about dinosaurs. We will enjoy great
books and hands-on excavating. Appropriate
for ages 3-5.
TY19-11a.m.
M-R
Main
June 19-22
$89
M-R
Main
$89
Little Mad Scientist!
(LLC 5299)
New!
TY29-11a.m.
June 26-29
We are looking for scientists to conduct some
fun experiments. We will create a variety of
simple science experiments which will include
making slime and Oobleck.
TY19-11a.m.
M-R
Main
July 10-13
$89
TY29-11a.m.
July 17-20
M-R
Main
$89
Astronauts, Planets and New!
Stars, OH MY! (LLC 5300)
5,4,3,2,1! Blast off in our space camp as we
explore the galaxy! In addition to learning what
it is like to eat and work like an astronaut, we
will also enjoy stories about space and create
a space shuttle out of recycled materials.
TY19-11a.m.
M-R
Main
July 24-27
$89
TY29-11a.m.
July 31-Aug. 3
M-R
Main
$89
Grades 1-2
Simple Machines
(LLC 4352)
Young engineers will be fascinated building
simple machines using Lego’s newest kits.
Each session will encourage team building as
students will work in teams to build a simple
machine. A different project will be completed
each day.
M-R
Main
TY19:30-11:30a.m.
June 19-22
$89
TY212:30-2:30p.m.
July 31-Aug. 3
K-2 Register by phone at (815) 280-1555
M-R
Main
$89
Young Diplomats-Youth New!
Empowerment Camp (LLC 5301)
Designed specifically for young children,
this camp is filled with character-building
and etiquette role-playing activities.
Students will learn table manners,
respect and sharing. Family involvement is
encouraged through take-home handouts
to reinforce and apply skills at home. Other
topics will include: sharing and caring,
being out and about in public places,
table manners, making friends and acts of
kindness. Students should bring a peanutfree snack each day.
TY112:30-3:30p.m.
M-R
Main
June 26-29
$124
Kids College
Community and Continuing Education
Young Engineers Camp (LLC 4085)
Build a different project each day. Young
engineers will love this hands-on camp with
projects students can design and build with
everyday materials. Whether a balloon powered
car or a crush resistant package, your child will
gain knowledge of the team work and creativity
used by teams of engineers when designing
and refining these hands-on projects. All
supplies will be included in camp cost.
TY112:30-2:30p.m.
M-R
Main
June 19-22
$89
Grades 3-5
Magic Camp (LLC 5302)
New!
Laser Cutting Camp New!
(LLC 5304)
3-D Printing Camp (LLC 5163)
Calling all wizards! Come join the fun-filled
world of magic. Students will learn to perform
simple tricks to amaze their family and
friends. In addition to learning their own tricks,
students will also discover the secrets behind
some of magic’s greatest illusions. Each
student will also go home with their own magic
wand, gimmicked cards and other magic props.
TY110a.m.-noon
M-R
Main
June 5-8
$149
Young students will be enthralled with the
opportunity explore the world of 3-D printing,
where the possibilities seem endless.
Students will learn about the world of 3-D
printing, have an opportunity to print a 3-D
project of their own, and tour the JJC Makerlab
in this technology-rich camp.
TY19a.m.-noon
R
Main
June 15
$29
Camp Improv (LLC 4294)
TY29a.m.-noon
R
July 27
A great, creative camp designed to inspire
youngsters with Improv Acting. Students will
enjoy exercises designed to develop acting
skills while teaching youngsters how to be
positive, listen to others, take risks and work
within a team environment.
TY19:30-11:30a.m.
M-R
Main
June 12-15
$99
Mandarin for Kids (LLC 5044)
Young children are full of curiosity and are
uniquely suited to learn languages, as their
developing brains are at the perfect stage to
soak up a new language. In this Mandarin
class, students will learn to speak, read and
write in Mandarin; learn to make traditional
Chinese arts and crafts; and learn the do’s
and don’ts in Chinese culture, including what
colors, numbers, and more represent.
TY19-11a.m.
M-R
Main
June 12-15
$99
Drawing Camp (LLC 931)
Uncover a hidden talent and expand on those
sketches found in notebook margins. In four
sessions students will experience several
different mediums such as graphite, charcoal
and pastels while learning the basics in
composition, perspective and shading.
TY110a.m.-noon
M-R Romeoville
June 12-15
$99
Main
$29
Mythbusting Kids (LLC 4992)
Students explore science by testing common
“myths” with fun, often messy, experiments.
Kids will learn all about the scientific method
as they investigate science concepts like
inertia, mass, energy and light. During their
experiments, students will collect data, clues
and other information to separate truth from
myth and find out what is really fact or fiction.
TY19:30-11:30a.m.
M-R
Main
June 19-22
$99
Let’s Make A Website! (LLC 4825)
During this class students will build their
own personal websites. These websites
can focus on any student interest including:
family, pets, sports, video games, movies or
music. Students will use simple drag and drop
software to create webpages, so no complex
programing is required. Children will learn
how to build webpages, create hyperlinks, and
add photos and videos to their websites. In
addition, students will be introduced to basic
HTML and CSS concepts.
TY112:30-2:30p.m.
M-R
Main
June 19-22
$99
K-3 Register by phone at (815) 280-1555
See a laser cutter in action and create a small
laser cut project. Time will be devoted to safety
skills and laser cutting techniques.
TY19a.m.-noon
T
Main
June 20
$29
TY29a.m.-noon
M
July 17
Main
$29
Young Crime Solvers-CSI Kids
(LLC 4470)
Students become CSI detectives as they solve a
series of mysteries using forensic science. This
fun class features engaging, hands-on activities
with real scientific tools that show kids how
science can help solve a crime. Some of the
activities will include learning about fingerprints,
eye-witness testimony, DNA analysis, analyzing
tires tracks and casting footprints.
TY19:30-11:30a.m.
M-R
Main
June 26-29
$99
Robolab with Grandparents
(LLC 3720)
Participate in an exciting morning of activities
which foster teamwork and engineering skills
with the Lego Mindstorms NXT Robotics
system. Adult and child teams will enjoy
building a robot and participating in fun
activities – such as working together to make
your robot complete a course with the fastest
and most accurate path. Enrollment per adult/
child team. Teams may consist of child and any
adult family member.
TY11-4p.m.
W
Main
July 5
$44
Kids College
Summer 2017 Schedule
Simple Electronics with Snap Circuits® (LLC 4944)
Snap Circuits® makes learning electronics easy
and fun! Students will enjoy working with their
very own Snap Circuits kit as they build a simple
project in class and learn how to use the Snap
Circuit System. Each student will receive a Snap
Circuit Kit (Suggested Retail: $34.95) capable
of building over 100 basic electronic projects so
they can continue the fun at home.
TY19:30-11:30a.m.
R
Main
July 6
$49
Lego® Car Race (LLC 5171)
Spend a morning building a simple Lego® car
and compete with other students in a Lego®
car race. Students will enjoy working with this
Lego® car kit that they will be able to take
home at the end of the class.
TY1Noon-2p.m.
R
Main
July 6
$29
French for Kids (LLC 5202)
Bonjour!, Salut! and Allô! Youngsters will enjoy
learning the basics of a new language in this
introductory French course. Designed for those
with little to no prior knowledge of French,
topics include French greetings, alphabet,
numbers, colors, days of the week, months
and more. This fun and friendly course guides
students through an introduction to the French
Language using a variety of games, songs and
hands-on activities.
TY19:30-11:30a.m.
M-R
Main
July 10-13
$99
TD1*9:30-11:30a.m.M-R
July 10-13
Delightful Dessert Camp (LLC 3423)
Let’s Make a Commercial!
(LLC 4824)
Join in three days of hands-on fun creating
delightful desserts with one of JJC’s chefs
from the Culinary Arts Department. Each day
you will learn to create new desserts that you
can recreate for your family at home. The last
day of class will include a delightful buffet
highlighting the delicious creations from the
class. You may bring one guest with you the
last day of class to enjoy the delightful dessert
buffet. Open to students entering grades 4-8.
TY1 8-11a.m. M-W City Center
July 17-19
$159
During this video production class students
will construct imaginary products and make
commercials to “sell” their new creations.
Students will learn how to create storyboards,
film their products, then edit and produce
their own commercials. Video cameras will be
provided. Commercials will be accessible on
a password-protected website so family and
friends can view the final student productions.
This camp is limited to 8 students, so register
early to ensure a spot for your child.
TY212:30-3:30p.m.
M-R
Main
July 24-27
$149
New!
Little Generals-
Youth Empowerment Camp
(LLC 5303)
When pre-teens know how to handle
themselves in social situations, their
confidence and self- esteem will soar! This
confidence-building class blends traditional
etiquette with contemporary manners. Little
Generals will walk away with a sense of
leadership. Classes are highly interactive,
fun and are in harmony with the emphasis
on character and positive self-esteem. Topics
will include: social and communication
skills, introductions and greetings, telephone
etiquette and safety, table manners, table
place settings and showing appreciation.
Students should bring a peanut-free snack
each day.
TY112:30-3:30p.m.
M-R
Main
July 17-20
$124
All About PC’s for Kids New!
(LLC 5305)
Students will learn basic skills during this fun,
hands-on introduction to computers. They will
begin with the basics of understanding when
to right click or left click, and how to create,
save and manage files. Students will also
how to use a word processor to create and
edit documents. In addition, they learn how
to navigate the internet safely, and will be
introduced to Microsoft Office programs such
as Microsoft Word, Excel and PowerPoint.
TY19:30-11:30a.m.
M-R
Main
July 31-Aug. 3
$149
Main
$49
*For each paid registration in Section TY1, one
member of the same household can register
for Section TD1 at the reduced price of $49.
Both sections meet at the same time, in the
same classroom.
Want to be an Architect? (LLC 5166)
The buildings and structures around us have
an incredible impact our lives! Every day we
live, attend school, work, worship, and even
play in these buildings. Architects design these
structures keeping both art and science in mind
as they blend beauty with function and safety.
Students will love this fun, fast paced class
filled with hands-on activities as they explore
architecture and what it takes to become an
architect.
TY19a.m.-noon
M-R
Main
July 10-13
$149
Register online at www.jjc.edu and click on eResources K-4
Kids College
Community and Continuing Education
Let’s Make a Game New!
(LLC 5306)
Use your imagination to create your very own
games. During this fun class, students will
create their own board games, card games,
action games, and simple computer games
from start to finish. Students will design, build,
test and play their own games complete with
original artwork, graphics and game pieces.
TY112:30-3:30p.m.
M-R
Main
July 31-Aug. 3
$149
Grades 4-8
Kids Lunch Bunch (LLC 5315)
Your child can now stay for a supervised
lunch period between morning and afternoon
sessions. Please pack a peanut free, nonrefrigerated lunch. Your child will be signed
out of the morning session, supervised during
lunch time, and signed in to the afternoon
session. Available for students in grades 3-8.
Please contact Brenda Large at 815-280-1504
or [email protected] for additional information.
TY1
M-R
Main
June 5-8
$39
Video Game Camp (LLC 4737)
LEGO® Video Games
(LLC 4827)
Combine your two favorite activities: LEGOs
and Video Games! Students will create their
own LEGO characters and adventures in an
interactive 2D Video Game. Everyone is welcome
in this one of a kind class. At the end of the
program, every student will have a finished LEGO
Video Game that can be shared with friends
and family through a password protected Black
Rocket website. Games are only compatible on
PC computers; Mac versions can be created
after the program for a $15.00 conversion fee.
Students will work in pairs or teams for most of
the program. Returning students can create more
advanced projects that build on previous years.
TY11-4p.m.
M-R
Main
June 19-22
$224
TY2
M-R
June 12-15
Main
$39
TY3
M-R
June 19-22
Main
$39
This creative camp is designed to teach video
game enthusiasts how to design and build
their own video games. This hands-on camp is
designed to teach kids the principles of game
design and systems thinking in an engaging
and fun environment. During camp students
will utilize several online Flash based systems
that require no coding or programing skills.
Video games will be accessible online so
family and friends can enjoy student games.
TY1Noon-3p.m.
M-R
Main
June 12-15
$149
TY4
M-R
June 26-29
Main
$39
TY29a.m.-noon
M-R
July 10-13
TY5
W,R
July 5-6 Main
$19
TY6
M-R
July 10-13
Main $39
TY7
M-R
July 17-20
Main
$39
TY8
M-R July 24-27
Main
$39
TY9
M-R
July 31-Aug. 3
Main
$39
Note!
Main
$149
Minecraft Animators (LLC 5116)
Bring your favorite Minecraft characters to life
in an animated short film! Learn how studios
like Pixar and Disney make movies like Inside
Out and Frozen through using techniques like
keyframing, tweening, texturing, and animating
rigged 3D models! Student projects will be
available on a Black Rocket website to share
with friends and family. You do not need to own
a Minecraft account to use the software in this
class. Students will work in pairs or teams for
most of the program.
TY19a.m.-noon
M-R
Main
June 19-22
$224
Students should be dropped off no
earlier than 10 minutes before a class
begins. Students are to be picked
up immediately at class dismissal
time. Please walk students directly to
classrooms and pick up at classroom.
K-5 Register by phone at (815) 280-1555
Minecraft Designers (LLC 4965)
If you love the game Minecraft, but always
wanted to design your own characters and
buildings for your games, this class is for you!
Learn the basics of creating 3D models using a
new software to design your very own objects,
create skins for characters, and import them
into your favorite Minecraft games. To access
their project at home students, must own a
PC/MAC version of Minecraft. Tablet, phone,
and game console version of Minecraft are not
compatible. Parent email address is required to
use 3D modeling software. Students will work
in pairs or teams for most of the program.
TY19a.m.-noon M-RMain
June 26-29$224
Kids College
Summer 2017 Schedule
Game Labs New!
(LLC 5307)
Collaborate- Create- Compete in the Ultimate
Video Game Experience
For serious gamers only! Beyond 2D and 3D, now
it’s time to take it to another level by competing
with the world! Students will develop games
with a partner using a unique game engine.
Students will learn advanced level editing, simple
3D modeling, intermediate event scripting and
the impact of game play on user experience.
Students will work in pairs or teams for most of
the program. System Requirements for home
experience: 2GB of RAM, and 2.0GHZ processor.
TY11-4p.m.
M-R
Main
June 26-29
$224
Make Your First 3D Video
Game! (LLC 4962)
Try this new version of a Black Rocket classic!
This class allows you to develop a game
concept that goes well beyond the limitations
of the traditional 2D game design classes.
Students will learn the physics behind 3D
games, explore beginner event scripting,
level design, controlling flow of gameplay,
and storytelling. Student created games will
be available on a password protected Black
Rocket website to share with friends and
family. Students will work in pairs or teams for
most of the program.
TY19a.m.-noon
M-R
Main
July 10-13
$224
Star Wars®
Stop Animation New!
(LLC 5308)
Make your own Star Wars® adventure come to
life! Bring in your favorite action figures or Star
Wars® and create a short film with your friends.
Whether you want to recreate a scene from
Star Wars or design a new world of your own,
this class brings your dreams to the screen.
Students will need to bring in Star Wars®
action figures or vehicles from home, but all
other equipment provided. Student-created
films will be available on a password-protected
website to share with friends and family.
Students will work in pairs or teams for most
of the program.
TY11-4p.m.
M-R
Main
July 10-13
$224
Minecraft Modders (LLC 4963)
Use your favorite game to learn the basics of
modding and foundations of programming.
Learn scripting and logic statements as you
create your first mod! Introductory coding
will also be taught through a simulated
environment inspired by Minecraft. Student
projects will be available on a Black Rocket
website to share with friends and family. To
access their project at home students must
own a PC/MAC version of Minecraft. Tablet,
phone, and game console version of Minecraft
are not compatible. Students will work in pairs
or teams for most of the program.
TY19a.m.-noon
M-R
Main
July 17-20
$224
want to be the next Mark Zuckerberg or the
high school student who just made $1 million
dollars for programming in his room, this
course has the essentials you need to begin
your journey. Projects will be available on a
Black Rocket website to share with friends and
family. Students will work in pairs or teams for
most of the program. Returning students can
create more advanced projects that build on
previous years’ experience.
TY19a.m.-noon
M-R
Main
July 24-27
$224
App Attack! Lego© Comics: (LLC 4829)
Design Your Own Take the first steps into the world of mobile
app design and customize your own game app!
Adventure (LLC 5310)
Using a specialized app & game development
tool, students will explore the world of webbased (HTML5) mobile apps. In addition to
learning the basics of mobile app design and
game development, you will also see firsthand
how the world of App publishing functions.
Student-created apps will be accessible
on a private site and can be played on any
mobile device or computer. Publishing to App
Stores not included. No prior experience is
necessary and students do not need to own
a smartphone or tablet to take the class.
Students will work in pairs or teams for most
of the program.
TY11-4p.m.
M-R
Main
July 17-20
$224
New!
In this LEGO© adventure YOU are the star!
Pick your favorite LEGO© genre or create an
alternate universe to create a digital illustrated
story or graphic novel. Whether you want
to fight alongside Superheroes, create a
Minecraft story, hang with the Nexo Knights,
or go into space with Rey and Finn, the only
requirement is that you put yourself in the
story! All students will end the class with a
digital comic book that can be shared with
friends and family on a password protected
website! Students will work in teams for most
of the program.
TY11-4p.m.
M-R
Main
July 24-27
$224
Learn Computer
Programming (LLC 4821)
This hands-on camp teaches students the
basic concepts of computer science and
programming. This camp is designed to teach
kids the principles of programming in an
engaging and fun environment. Kids begin
by playing simple games that introduce core
programming logic. Students then move on to
use programs like Scratch, Alice, Tynker and
AgentCubes. The focus is on learning very
basic concepts like understanding how to
sequence commands, identify patterns, use
procedures, and utilize loops. This camp is
designed for beginners. Programing languages,
like BASIC, C+, and Java, will not be covered.
TY112:30-3:30p.m.
M-R
Main
July 17-20
$149
Code Breakers New!
(LLC 5309)
Calling all future coders, programmers,
& designers! Learn the basics of coding
languages like HTML, JavaScript, and CSS
through a series of web projects and design
challenges each day and be on your way to
becoming the next tech star! Whether you
Register online at www.jjc.edu and click on eResources K-6
Kids College
Community and Continuing Education
Grades 6-8
3-D Innovations Camp
(LLC 5167)
Babysitting Certificate
(LLC 926)
Magic Camp New!
(LLC 5302)
What could be more fascinating than the
opportunity to print a 3-D masterpiece? This
camp will give students the opportunity to
explore the world of 3-D printing. Students will
be introduced to a simple 3-D printing software
program, learn how to search for 3-D printable
objects on the Internet, and ultimately create
a simple 3-D printed project. This camp will
also feature the JJC Makerlab where students
will also have the opportunity to learn about
additional 3-D technologies, such as a laser
cutter and mini milling machine.
TY19a.m.-noon
M-W
Main
June 12-14
$129
Want to begin babysitting for extra cash, or are
you ready to be in charge of siblings at home?
This course will educate youth ages 11 to 16
to provide basic child care. Participants who
complete this course will earn the American
Red Cross Babysitting Certification. Bring a
large stuffed animal or baby doll. A peanut free
lunch will be provided. Classes held at Joliet
Park District, Inwood Recreation Center, 3000
W. Jefferson, Joliet.
TY1 9a.m.-3p.m.
W
See Above
June 14
$59
Calling all wizards! Come join the fun-filled
world of magic. Students will learn to perform
simple tricks to amaze their family and
friends. In addition to learning their own tricks,
students will also discover the secrets behind
some of magic’s greatest illusions. Each
student will also go home with their own magic
wand, gimmicked cards and other magic props.
TY212:30-3:30p.m.
M-R
Main
June 5-8
$159
TY2 9a.m.-3p.m.
M
July 17
See Above $59
TY3 9a.m.-3p.m.
W
Aug. 2
See Above $59
Girls Leading the Charge
FREE S.T.E.M. WORKSHOPS • GIRLS IN GRADES 6-8
Join the challenge! Become a member of an all-girl engineering team that will design and build
a variety of solar powered model cars in this three-day camp. This challenging camp will provide
girls in GRADES 6-8 the opportunity to learn about solar energy and engineering.
Funding for this program
has been provided by a
grant from:
This S.T.E.M.-focused challenge will introduce students to concepts in solar/photovoltaic (PV)
cells, gear drive and pulley drive systems, along with design and troubleshooting techniques used
by engineers. Each day projects will grow in complexity as the teams design, build, and test solar
car kits. On the final day of camp teams will compete in a solar powered car race to see which
team can design and build the fastest, energy efficient car.
UPCOMING WORKSHOPS
Session 1: June 6-8
T-R
Session 2: June 12-14
M-W
Session 3: June 13-15
T-R
Session 4: June 20-22
T-R
9a.m.-3:30p.m.
9a.m.-3:30p.m.
9a.m.-3:30p.m.
9a.m.-3:30p.m.
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Main Campus
Additional sess
ions
available onlin
e.
For questions about the program, contact Brenda Large at 815-280-1504 or [email protected]
To view the entire list of workshops and register, visit www.jjc.edu/LLC
*Enrollment in this program will be given priority to District 86 female students.
K-7 Register by phone at (815) 280-1555
Kids College
Summer 2017 Schedule
Laser Cutting Camp New!
(LLC 5304)
See a laser cutter in action and create a small
laser cut project. Time will be devoted to safety
skills and laser cutting techniques.
TY39a.m.-noon
W
Main
June 21
$29
Photoshop for Kids (LLC 4419)
Students learn how to make photos look
amazing with Adobe Photoshop CS6, the
free online Photoshop Express Editor and
the free Gimp photo editor. These programs
give kids easy options for quick fixes,
creative enhancements and endless photo
fun. Students will learn a variety of image
editing techniques, including touching up
photos, creating layers, adding text, removing
backgrounds and combining images.
TY1Noon-3p.m.
M-R
Main
June 26-29
$149
French for Kids (LLC 5202)
Bonjour!, Salut! and Allô! Youngsters will enjoy
learning the basics of a new language in this
introductory French course. Designed for those
with little to no prior knowledge of French,
topics include French greetings, alphabet,
numbers, colors, days of the week, months
and more. This fun and friendly course guides
students through an introduction to the French
Language using a variety of games, songs and
hands-on activities.
TY1 9:30-11:30a.m.
M-R
Main
July 10-13
$99
TD1* 9:30-11:30a.m.
M-R
July 10-13
Main
$49
*For each paid registration in Section TY1, one
member of the same household can register for
Section TD1 at the reduced price of $49. Both
sections meet at the same time, in the same
classroom.
Let’s Make a Commercial!
(LLC 4824)
During this video production class students
will construct imaginary products and make
commercials to “sell” their new creations.
Students will learn how to create storyboards,
film their products, then edit and produce
their own commercials. Video cameras will be
provided. Commercials will be accessible on
a password protected website so family and
friends can view the final student productions.
This camp is limited to 8 students, so register
early to ensure a spot for your child.
TY112:30-3:30p.m.
M-R
Main
July 10-13
$149
Want to be an Architect? (LLC 5166)
BOYS- Technology Camp (LLC 4460)
The buildings and structures around us
have an incredible impact our lives! Every
day we live, attend school, work, worship,
and even play in these buildings. Architects
design these structures keeping both art
and science in mind as they blend beauty
with function and safety. Students will love
this fun, fast paced class filled with handson activities as they explore architecture and
what it takes to become an architect.
TY2
1-4p.m.
M-R
Main
July 10-13$149
Take a three-day fascinating journey into the
world of Technology. This hands-on camp
taught by JJC technology instructors will inspire
young minds to explore the possibilities in
the multifaceted field of technology. Students
will have the opportunity to learn about many
areas of the world of technology and potential
career paths. Hands-on experiences will
include Manufacturing, Welding, Automotive,
Computer Aided Design and Drafting (CADD),
3D Printing, Architecture, Engineering, and
Construction, Orthotics and Prosthetics,
Industrial Maintenance Technology, Electrical,
and Robotics. Whether using the virtual welder,
making foot impressions or studying pneumatic
power students will be amazed by their journey
into the world of technology.
TY1 8a.m.-4p.m.
T-R
Main
July 18-20
$75
Let’s Make A Website! (LLC 4825)
During this class students will build their
own personal websites. These websites
can focus on any student interest including:
family, pets, sports, video games, movies or
music. Students will use simple drag and drop
software to create webpages, so no complex
programing is required. Children will learn
how to build webpages, create hyperlinks, and
add photos and videos to their websites. In
addition, students will be introduced to basic
HTML and CSS concepts.
TY29a.m.-noon
M-R
Main
July 17-20
$149
Register online at www.jjc.edu and click on eResources K-8
Kids College
Community and Continuing Education
GIRLS-Technology Camp (LLC 4459)
Take a three-day fascinating journey into the world
of Technology. This hands-on camp taught by JJC
technology instructors will inspire young minds to
explore the vast possibilities in the multifaceted
fields of technology. Students will have the
opportunity to learn about many areas of the
world of technology and potential career paths.
Hands-on experiences will include Manufacturing,
Welding, Automotive, Computer Aided Design
and Drafting (CADD), 3D Printing, Architecture,
Engineering, and Construction, Orthotics and
Prosthetics, Industrial Maintenance Technology,
Electrical, and Robotics. Whether using the
virtual welder, taking foot impressions or studying
pneumatic power students will be amazed by their
journey into the world of technology.
TY1 8a.m.-4p.m.
T-R
Main July 25-27
$75
Robolab Camp/
Engineering (LLC 921)
Cupcake Madness New!
(LLC 5311)
Have fun creating cute, contemporary
cupcakes! No previous decorating experience
required. All supplies will be provided. This
course is designed for students ages 12
and up. Child/Parent/Grandparent teams
are welcome; enrollment price is per person.
Register early; space is limited.
T1 6-8:30p.m.
T
City Center
July 18
$34
Camp Improv (LLC 4294)
A great, creative camp designed to inspire
youngsters with Improv Acting. Students will
enjoy exercises designed to develop acting
skills while teaching youngsters how to be
positive, listen to others, take risks and work
within a team environment.
TY29:30-11:30a.m.
M-R
Main
July 24-27
$99
Young engineers will work in teams as they
design and build robots using the Lego
Mindstorm NXT Robotics. Students will learn
basic building and programming techniques
as they work on projects that will build in
complexity each day of this camp.
TY1 9a.m.-noon
M-R
Main July 31-Aug. 3
$149
Exploring Light, Lasers, & Optics (LLC 5174)
Quite possibly the career path of the future,
students will be fascinated by this four-day
journey into the world of Optics and Photonics.
Based on the science of light, optics and
photonics are specialized fields of physics
and engineering. These technologies are
prevalent in almost every aspect of day-to-day
life, from an iPad screen to the inner workings
of a mobile phone and high-speed Internet
connection, and will continue to grow and
enhance people’s lives. Students will explore
STEM topics with hands-on experiences
introducing the fundamentals of light,
lasers, fiber optics, and their 21st century
applications.
TY11-4p.m.
M-R
Main
July 31-Aug. 3
$149
K-9 Register by phone at (815) 280-1555
High School
Introduction to Veterinary
Medical Technology
(LLC 119)
This course is designed to explore the
many opportunities available to students
pursuing a degree in veterinary technology.
Careers including small animal medicine,
large animal medicine, research, exotics,
wildlife rehabilitation, and education will be
overviewed. Field trips to various facilities that
employ technicians are included in the course
curriculum. Please note, ending times for class
on field trip days may vary. Students will also
be required to complete 30 hours of on-thejob volunteer work by the end of the course.
This course can be used as an alternative to
the 100-hour of veterinary experience required
for admittance to the veterinary technology
program at Joliet Junior College. Must be 18 or
older to register for this class.
T1 9a.m-1p.m.
T
Main
May 16-June 13 $495
Cake Decorating New!
for Teens (LLC 5313)
Assemble, ice and decorate a mini cake
with matching cupcakes using decorating
techniques to reflect your own personal style!
This is a great class to take with a friend.
No previous decorating experience required.
All supplies will be provided. This course is
designed for students ages 12-17 years.
Registration price is per person. Register early;
space is limited.
TY1 8:30a.m.-12:30p.m. T
City Center
June 13
$74
Kids College
Summer 2017 Schedule
Find Your Fit-Teens
(LLC 4655)
Laser Cutting Camp New!
(LLC 5304)
Choosing a career track can be very
confusing. Join this highly interactive class
designed especially for high school students.
Get to know what you like to do, and how
to earn a living doing it. In this class you
will spend time engaging in activities that
are core essentials to each of the six major
business career groups and six major career
personality types. You will also be given
exercises that focus on the 17 basic job
skills that ALL business professionals must
have to be successful. You will be introduced
to many resources that can help you continue
to move forward, long after the class has
ended. This class will help you explore your
options and focus on a goal.
TY1 5:30-8:30p.m.
W
Main June 21 & 28 $64
See a laser cutter in action and create a small
laser cut project. Time will be devoted to safety
skills and laser cutting techniques.
TY49a.m.-noon
R
Main
June 22
$29
3-D Literacy Camp –
The Foundation for Innovation (LLC 5168)
This camp will give high school students
an opportunity to explore the skills and
technology needed to create and print 3-D
pieces. Students will print a simple project
of their own as they are introduced to the
elements of 3-D literacy; 3-D printing, 3-D
CAD, and 3-D programming in this handson camp. This camp will also feature the
JJC Makerlab where students will have the
opportunity to learn about additional 3-D
technologies such as a laser cutter and mini
milling machine.
TY19a.m.-noon
R
Main
June 22-July 13
$129
TY55:30-8:30p.m.
W
July 19
Main
$29
Kids College Culinary Camp
(LLC 3600)
This camp is for high school age students
who want to learn how to prepare and present
artful meals. They will learn safe knife skills,
how to roast, grill and braise meats, and
pastry techniques from a certified executive
pastry chef. The cost is less than $12 per
instructional hour which is a great price for
learning cooking from our award-winning
certified chefs.
TY1 8:30a.m.-3:30p.m. M-R City Center
July 17-20
$299
Teen Empowerment Camp
(LLC 5312)
New!
Specifically designed for teenagers, this
highly interactive, fun class is designed to
give adolescents the social skills necessary
to help them mature into confident and selfassured adults. Exercises will include topics
such as: handshaking and social greetings,
introductions (formal and informal), social
media etiquette and being a gracious guest.
Students should bring a peanut-free snack.
TY112:30-3:30p.m.
M-R
Main
July 31-Aug. 3
$124
Test Preparation
SAT Prep Workshop (LLC 5209)
This workshop provides an overview of
the SAT test and recommends success
strategies for teens. Students take a preand post-assessments that address the
subjects Reading, Writing and English, and
Math. Included in the class materials are two
complete practice tests, review sections, and
test-taking strategies. Textbook and other
class materials are included in the class fee.
Students must bring a calculator and #2 pencil
to class.
TY14:30-8:30p.m.
M
Main
July 17-Aug. 7
$184
ACT Prep Workshop (LLC 7230)
2017 Nursing Exploration Day!
Tuesday, June 13, 2017 • 8:30a.m. - 3:30p.m. • Cost: $20
Join us for a Day in the Life of Nursing at JJC. This HIGH SCHOOL only
program is offered in partnership with local high schools. If you are
considering a career in nursing, come see first-hand our state of the art
facility; get feedback from some of our current nursing students and get a
sneak preview of actual nursing classes. The Nursing Exploration Day
will be held at Joliet Junior College’s Main Campus, 1215 Houbolt Road,
Joliet, IL. If a career in nursing is for you, then make JJC your 1st choice!
This workshop provides an overview of the
ACT test and recommends success strategies
for teens. Students take a pre-and postassessment test that addresses the subjects
of English, mathematics, science, and
reading. Included in the class materials are
two complete practice tests, review sections,
and test-taking strategies. Textbook and other
class materials are included in the class fee.
Students must bring a calculator and #2 pencil
to class.
TY1 4:30-8:30p.m.
W
Main July 19-Aug. 9
$184
Register Early! Space is limited. To register, call (815) 280-1555 or visit www.jjc.edu/LLC
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