Fall 2013 ce

FA L L 2 0 1 3 C O U R S E S C H E D U L E

ACTX.EDU/CE

An Equal Opportunity Community College

Contents Business/Career

Bookkeeping/Accounting...................3

Child Development............................3

Communication.................................3

Court Reporting.................................3

Customer Service..............................4

Enterpreneurship...............................4

Fundraising.......................................4

Human Resources Management......4

Management.....................................5

Marketing .........................................5

Offie Administration...........................6

Real Estate........................................6

Travel and Tourism Industry..............7

Computer/Technology

Computer Lifestyle............................7

Computer Literacy.............................8 Healthcare

EMS...................................................8

Healthcare Courses..........................9

Nursing Assistant/Aide.................... 11

Phlebotomy.....................................12

Simulation Courses.........................12

Healthcare Seminars.......................13

Massage Therapy............................14

Language/Communication

ACcess Learning Center.................14

AC Community Link........................15

GED and Employability Skills..........15

English as a Second Language......16

Foreign Language...........................17

Writing.............................................18 Personal Enrichment/Recreation

Anger Management.........................18

Arts and Crafts................................18

Cooking...........................................20

Dance..............................................20

Ballet/Tap/Jazz.........................20

Ballroom Dancing.....................20

Belly Dancing...........................21

Country Western Dance...........21

Defensive Driving............................22

Dog Obedience...............................22

English, Literature and Film............22

Fencing...........................................23

Gardening.......................................23

Gymnastics - Adult .........................23

Healthy Lifestyles............................24

Motorcycle Operator Training..........24

Music...............................................25

Personal Enrichment Music............25

Philosophy.......................................26

Photography....................................26

Physical Fitness and Health

Aerobics/Cardio.......................27

Pilates......................................28

Stretching.................................28

Tai Chi......................................28

Weight Training........................28

Yoga.........................................28

ZumbaÂŽ....................................29

Sewing/NeedleArts/Upholstery.......29

Sports and Recreation

Golf...........................................30

Hunter Education.....................30

Martial Arts...............................30 Professional Trades/Industry

Alcohol Seller..................................30

Automotive Collision Tech...............31

Automotive Diesel Mechanics.........31

Automotive Tech..............................31

Fitness Pre-Certification..................31

Floral Design...................................31

Food Service Management.............32

Forklift Operator Certification..........32

Industrial Maintenance Tech............33

Interior Design.................................33

Irrigation Tech..................................33

Machining Tech...............................34

Plumbers.........................................34

Safety/Environmental Tech..............34

Truck Driving Academy...................36

Water Treatment..............................38

Welding Tech...................................39 Kids’ College

Cheerleading...................................41

Dance..............................................41

Ballet/Tap/Jazz.........................41

Belly Dance..............................45

Fencing...........................................45

Gymnastics......................................46

Music...............................................51

Power Tumbling/Trampoline............52

Sports and Recreation....................52

Martial Arts...............................52

Volleyball..................................52

Skating.....................................53

Theatre............................................53

Seniors

Arts and Crafts................................55

Computer Classes...........................56 Hereford Campus.................................57 Moore County Campus........................59

Campus Maps **online at www.actx.edu/cr/maps** Registration Form...................................2 Registration Information.........................64 This symbol indicates other courses that may be of interest.

For more information call (806) 371-5000 or see our website: www.actx.edu/ce

Lifelong Learning is a part of living.

Life, Work, Family, Success

Welcome to Continuing Education at Amarillo College!

Welcome to the world of Continuing Education at Amarillo College!

Classes start in just a few weeks and I am pleased to announce that this Fall we’re launching a new homepage with a new shopping cart online registration process More than ever, life presents daily challenges to learn more, do more, and called CEWebReg. Just like other popular online shopping websites, it is now be more.

Our programs provide workforce training torollout meet your easier to search, register, and pay for classes online.

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Our Fall 2013 class line-up is packed with educational opportunities for Camps. the entire Every summer we place special emphasis on our Kids’ College and family.

Kids’ College gets off to a great start with hundreds of classes in This summer you’ll find half-day and full-day camps that will capturegymnastics, your dance, martial arts, theatre and many others that are sure to delight the kids. Adults child’s interest and curiosity in a safe and nurturing environment. They also have terrific choices in lots of different subject areas. You’ll have to keep can select a variety of topics, like gymnastics, history, or science, reading to from discover them all! gathering both useful knowledge and some terrific memories.

On the workforce side, our customized training department designs classes for

companies at their convenience off. At Amarillo College, we can For our adult learners summeron-site is the or perfect time to enjoy a fun class or develop affordable customized classes in all of the popular business software suites, to enhance your skills in a subject of professional relevance. New this technical industry related training, as well as soft skill classes in customer service, leadership semester, in partnership with the Petroleum Landman School, is a course and organizational skills. Education and training is our business so let us propose a designed to you for a rewarding as a landman in the oil & plan for you prepare when your company is in needcareer of customized training. gas industry.

Regardless of which class you choose, you’ll enjoy meeting new people who share

similar interests whenclass you take personalyou’ll enrichment class at Amarillo College.

Regardless of which you achoose, enjoy meeting new people We have something of interest for every member of the family, and challenging who share similar interests when you take a continuing education class at workforceCollege. classes for Amarillo employers looking to increase their competitive edge.

Amarillo There’s truly a great learning experience awaiting you. We look forward to seeing

We forward to seeing youseason in class hope yourlearning! summer is enhanced youlook in class, and hope your Fall is and full of lifelong by learning that lasts a lifetime.

Best regards, regards, Best

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Kim DeanDavis of Continuing Education Dean of Continuing Education Amarillo College Fall2013 College Amarillo

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Business/Career Bookkeeping/Accounting

For additional information please call (806) 371-2904.

Bookkeeping-Accounting w/QuickBooks™ 2012

$129.00

Prerequisite: Keyboarding skills of 25 wpm. First 7 classes include solid coverage of accounting concepts and principles; analyzing business transactions, general journal and general ledger, closing entries, accounts receivable and accounts payable, financial statements, and completing the accounting cycle for a sole proprietorship. Last 5 classes cover the application of accounting principles using QuickBooks™ 2012 accounting software. Textbook and workbook purchase required. Payroll accounting not included.

ID# 122909 ACNT-1002-1001 06:00PM-09:00PM M 09/09 - 11/25 Carol Carter

Downtown Campus 113/126 36.00 Hrs. (3.60 CEU) ID# 122910 ACNT-1002-1002 06:00PM-09:00PM T 09/10 - 11/26 Lorena Hazelbaker

Downtown Campus 113/126 36.00 Hrs. (3.60 CEU)

Payroll Accounting w/QuickBooks™

$69.00

Prerequisite: Knowledge of accounting principles and keyboarding skills of 25 wpm. First class covers payroll basics, tax withholding requirements and reporting deadlines. Last 2 classes in lab cover payroll setup, processing and report production using QuickBooks™ 2012.

ID# 122911 ACNT-1015-1001 06:00PM-09:00PM R 10/03-10/17 ID# 122912 ACNT-1015-1002 06:00PM-09:00PM R 11/07-11/21 Lorena Hazelbaker

Downtown Campus 113/126 9.00 Hrs. (0.90 CEU)

Child Development/Early Childhood Training

For registration information please call (806) 371-5188, (806) 371-5000 or email stephwilk@live.com.

Child Care Pre-Service Training - Online

$26.00

Licensed child care employees must have eight (8) pre-service hours of training before working in the classroom setting. This self-paced online course is offered 24/7 and can help the new employee gain workplace knowledge needed in today’s child care business.

Computers available at Amarillo College or students may use personal computer.

Instructor is a registered trainer on the Texas Trainer Registry for Early Childhood and meets the state standards for licensed child care trainers.

Stephanie Wilkinson

Internet Course

8.00 Hrs. (0.80 CEU)

Communication

For additional information please call (806) 371-2904.

Interpersonal Communication Workshop

$79.00

Intercultural Communication Workshop

$79.00

Develop communication skills and increase cultural awareness enabling participants to interact more successfully with colleagues, clients and business partners. Practice using the communication skills to increase their overall interpersonal competence.

ID# 122913 COMG-1045-1001 09:00AM-05:00PM T

10/08 Angela Treptow Downtown Campus 112B 7.00 Hrs. (0.70 CEU) Develop communication skills and increase cultural awareness. Participants learn to interact more successfully with colleagues, clients and business partners. Practice session included to demonstrate improved intercultural competence.

ID# 122914 COMG-1045-1002 09:00AM-05:00PM T

11/05 Angela Treptow Downtown Campus 112B 7.00 Hrs. (0.70 CEU)

Court Reporting

For additional information please call (806) 371-2923.

Court Reporting

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Online voice recorded dictation for students working on building steno machine speed in the range of 60-225 WPM. Practice dictation will include drills, repetition, pyramid speed building techniques, and group read back.Students are expected to participate a minimum number of hours online and contribute to live Skype class sessions.

CRTR 1091-1001 Hybrid Course Staff Downtown Campus Maps can be found online at www.actx.edu/ce. R=Thursday, U=Sunday (example: TR=Tuesday/Thursday: SU=Saturday/Sunday)

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Healthcare

Language/ Communication

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Customer Service

For additional information please call (806) 371-5265.

Customer Service

$44.00

$121.00

Toolbox for Fundraisers

$395.00

Class covers practical information and techniques to create excellent customer service.

Emphasis is on the many levels of customer service and how to address each one successfully.

ID# 123196 BMGT-1091-1003 06:00PM-06:50PM W 08/28 - 12/11 Catheryne Lankford Byrd Business Bldg. 404 16.00 Hrs. (1.60 CEU)

Entrepreneurship

For additional information please call (806) 371-2923.

Etsy Workshop

Cover the entire “back end” of the “Etsy System”, including shop listings, payment methods, shipping, customer service and communication and getting the word out about your new shop. Participants should be artisans, designers or vintage sellers ready to set up their shop. Sellers who already have a shop but feel like they need to learn the “Etsy System” are also welcome. Includes hands-on practicum to get your Etsy store started from building your online shop to how to process and complete your first sale.

ID# 123286 BMGT-1091-1002 09:30AM-04:00PM F

10/18 Staff

Downtown Campus 126 7.00 Hrs. (0.70 CEU)

Registration Deadline: October 14

Fundraising

For additional information please call (806) 371-2923.

Nonprofit organizations are charged with the duty of raising money to cover their annual budgets and beyond. This class focuses on the essential tools necessary to be successful in this highly competitive market. Due to fixed costs, no refunds will be given after the registration deadline.

ID# 123074 BMGT-1091-1001 09:00AM-12:00PM W 09/04 - 11/13 Charlotte Rhodes, ACFRE Amarillo Area Foundation Patricia Ward, CFRE 801 S Fillmore Suite 700 33.00 Hrs. (3.30 CEU)

Registration Deadline: August 28

Human Resources Management

For additional information please call (806) 371-5265 unless otherwise noted.

Human Resources Management

$127.00

Behavioral and legal approaches to human resource management in organizations.

ID# 123193 HRPO-2001-1001 09:00AM-10:15AM MW 08/26 - 12/11 Susan Burks

Byrd Business Bldg 404 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

SHRM Learning System

$790.00

SHRM Essentials® of Human Resources

$339.00

Amarillo College, Society for Human Resource Management (SHRM) and the Panhandle Human Resource Association, present the tools needed to prepare individuals for the Human Resource Certification Institute’s National Examination for the Professional in Human Resources. All instructional materials supplied. Due to fixed costs, no refunds will be given after the registration deadline of August 20. For additional information please call (806) 371-2923.

ID# 123075 HRPO-2030-1001 06:00PM-08:30PM T 08/27 - 12/10 Sandra Elliott, PHR Downtown Campus 112B 36.00 Hrs. (3.60 CEU)

Registration Deadline: August 20 Designed for the entry level HR professional exploring HR as a career field, and supervisors who have HR responsibilities. Also appropriate for HR professionals such as staffing specialists, whose experience has been in a single function area. Course gives an overview of the entire Human Resource field. Due to fixed costs, no refunds will be given after the registration deadline of September 24. For additional information please call (806) 371-2904.

ID# 123077 HRPO-1091-1001 06:00PM-09:00PM T 10/01 - 10/29 Becky Lopez

Downtown Campus 120 15.00 Hrs. (1.50 CEU)

Registration deadline: September 24

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Management

For additional information please call (806) 371-5265 unless otherwise noted.

Communications in Management

$127.00

Course covers basic communication skills and processes necessary for the management of an organization’s workforce. Student learns how to produce a resumè, complete a job application, write a cover letter and prepare for an interview.

ID# 123194 BMGT-1005-1001 09:00AM-10:15AM TR 08/27 - 12/12 Susan Burks Byrd Business Bldg 404 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU) ID# 123195 BMGT-1005-1002 07:00PM-09:30PM F

Anne Nail and 08:00AM-03:00PM S U 10/25 - 11/10

Byrd Business Bldg 404 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

High Performance Work Teams

$127.00

Course explores the principles of building and sustaining teams in organizations. Team dynamics and process improvement will be covered.

ID# 123198 BMGT-1007-1001 10:30AM-11:45AM MW 08/26 - 12/11 Susan Burks

Byrd Business Bldg 404 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Human Relations

$127.00

Practical application of the principles and concepts of the behavioral sciences to interpersonal relationships in the business and industrial environment.

ID# 122469 HRPO-1011-1001 07:00PM-09:45PM M 08/26 - 12/09 Staff Byrd Business Bldg 411 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU) ID# 122470 HRPO-1011-1002 10:30AM-11:45AM TR 08/27 - 12/11 Susan Burks

Byrd Business Bldg 404 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Human Relations

ID# 123199 HRPO-1011-4002 Susan Burks

WEB Internet Course

$157.00

08/26 - 12/13 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Principles of Quality Management

$157.00

Quality of productivity in organizations; includes planning for quality throughout the organization and the analysis of costs of quality and employee empowerment. Students will participate in various group designs and interactively learn quality tools with an organizational focus on continuous quality improvement.

ID# 123201 BMGT-2031-4001 WEB

08/26 - 12/13 David Hernandez

Internet Course

48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Professional Image Development

$157.00

Study of how image affects success in the business world. Emphasis on visual and behavioral images created by our clothing choices and our understanding and use of appropriate business and social behavior.

ID# 122439 BMGT-1091-1002 WEB

08/26 - 12/13 Anne Nail

Internet Course 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Small Business Operations

$127.00

Supervision

$127.00

Principles of Marketing

$127.00

A course in the unique aspects of managing a small business. Topics address the management functions of planning, leadership, organization, and operations.

ID# 122443 BUSG-1015-1001 07:00PM-09:45PM T 08/27 - 12/10 Anne Nail

Byrd Business Bldg 404 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU) A study of the role of the supervisor and their managerial functions as applied to leadership, counseling, motivation, and applicable skills.

ID# 122437 BMGT-1001-1001 07:00PM-09:45PM T 08/27 - 12/10 Staff Byrd Business Bldg 411 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Marketing

For additional information please call (806) 371-5265.

Introduction to basic marketing functions; identification of consumer and organizational needs; explanation of economic, psychological, sociological, and global issues; and description and analysis of the importance of marketing research.

ID# 122480 MRKG-1011-1001 07:00PM-09:45PM W 08/28 - 12/11 Catheryne Lankford Byrd Business Bldg 404 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Maps can be found online at www.actx.edu/ce. R=Thursday, U=Sunday (example: TR=Tuesday/Thursday: SU=Saturday/Sunday)

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Healthcare

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Office Administration

For additional information please call (806) 371-5253.

Professional Workforce Preparation

$127.00

Preparation for career success including ethics, interpersonal relations, professional attire and advancement.

ID# 123208 POFT-1013-1001 05:30PM-06:45PM MW 08/26 - 12/11 Theresa Mead

Byrd Business Bldg 417 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Word Processing

$264.00

Business English

$157.00

Prerequisite: Computer literacy and keyboarding skill of 30 wpm. Word processing instruction focusing on business applications. This course is designed to be repeated multiple times to improve student proficiency. Additional lab time required.

ID# 123206 POFI-2001-1001 07:00PM-09:45PM M 08/26 - 12/09 Camille Cargill

Byrd Business Bldg 212 96.00 Hrs. (9.60 CEU) Introduction to basic language usage skills with emphasis on fundamentals of writing and editing for business.

ID# 123204 POFT-1001-4001 WEB

08/26 - 12/13 Gay Mills

Internet Course 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Business Math Using Technology

$157.00

Skill development in business math problem-solving using calculators and 10-key.

ID# 123205 POFT-1025-4001 WEB

08/26 - 12/13 Gay Mills

Internet Course

48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Computer Fundamentals

$139.00

Beginning Keyboarding

$181.00

Prerequisite: Keyboarding skill of 25+ wpm. Computer application specific software.

Emphasizes the development of office skills and computer knowledge. This course is designed to be repeated multiple times to improve student proficiency.

ID# 123211 POFI-1004-1001 05:30PM-06:45PM TR 08/27 - 11/14 Regina Vieth

Byrd Business Bldg 212 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU) Skill development in the operation of the keyboard by touch applying proper keyboarding techniques. Emphasis on development of acceptable speed and accuracy levels and correct formatting of documents. Additional lab time required.

ID# 122509 POFT-1029-1001 07:00PM-09:45PM T 08/27 - 12/10 Carol Carter

Byrd Business Bldg 212 64.00 Hrs. (6.40 CEU)

Real Estate

For additional information please call (806) 371-2923.

(MCE) Mandatory Continuing Education

For Mandatory Continuing Education (MCE) credit, students must attend all sessions.

Partial credit will not be given for partial attendance and no make-ups are allowed.

No refund will be given for partial attendance. (TREC Rules 535.72) The student is responsible to determine if the course is timely and appropriate for MCE requirements.

Advanced registration is required; check-in time is 15 minutes prior to scheduled class time. To register for on-line courses, please visit http://www.actx.edu/ce/realestate.

Broker Responsibility TREC # 4214

$110.00

To renew a license on active status on or after September 1, 2012, a broker who sponsors a salesperson, a designated broker of a business entity, or a license holder who is a delegated supervisor of one or more license holders pursuant to ยง535.2 of this chapter (relating to Broker Responsibility) for six months or more during the course of the current license must attend the six hour broker responsibility course required by ยง1101.458 of the Act. ID# 123225 RELE-2000-1002 08:00AM-04:00PM S

10/19 Reuben Hancock Downtown Campus 112A 7.00 Hrs. (0.70 CEU)

Registration Deadline: October 11

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Current Legal Topics in Real Estate TREC # 3666

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$88.00

Approved for eight hours of MCE credit. Includes six hours TREC mandated legal topics credit.

ID# 123082 RELE-2000-1001 08:00AM-05:00PM S

09/07 Reuben Hancock

Downtown Campus 112A 8.00 Hrs. (0.80 CEU)

Registration Deadline: August 30

Travel and Tourism Industry

For additional information please call (806) 371-5263.

Introduction to Hospitality Industry Introduction to the elements of the hospitality industry.

ID# 122461 HAMG-1021-4001 WEB

Catheryne Lankford

Internet Course

Travel Destinations I - Western Hemisphere

$157.00 08/26 - 12/13 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

$157.00

Study of countries located in the Western Hemisphere including Canada, United States, Latin America, South America, Mexico, and the Caribbean Islands. Emphasis on the culture, customs, climate, physical features, language, currency, tourist and seasonal attractions.

ID# 122510 TRVM-1008-4001 WEB

08/26 - 12/13 Catheryne Lankford

Internet Course 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Computer/Technology Computer Lifestyle

For additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

My PC - Introduction to Computers

$50.00

An introductory class to Windows 7 Computer Concepts and Terminology along with basic file management, desktop operations, and mouse operations. Introduction to basic computer programs such as Microsoft Word and more.

ID# 122984 MISC-1023-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM MW 09/09 - 09/18 ID# 122987 MISC-1023-1002 06:00PM-08:00PM MW 10/21 - 10/30 Ted Carver

Byrd Business Building 213 8.00 Hrs.

My PC-Introduction to Computers Plus

$72.00

Prerequisite: My PC Introduction to Computers or previous computer experience.

A personal enrichment class featuring a unique, fun approach to getting hands-on with the new Windows 7 operating system. At a comfortable pace, you’ll learn how to work with files and file folders, find and use desktop tools and gadgets, and get a sneak peek at the fun things you can do with Windows 7 - like photo editing, making slide shows, and keeping in touch with friends and family.

ID# 122988 MISC-1030-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM MW 09/23 - 10/16 ID# 122989 MISC-1030-1002 06:00PM-08:00PM MW 11/11 - 12/09 Ted Carver

Byrd Business Building 206 16.00 Hrs.

Basic Internet

$61.00

MS Word 2010

$61.00

This course includes e-mail, home page and instructions on how to perform basic research to address company/business needs. Additional lab time required.

ID# 122990 MISC-1043-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM TR 08/27 - 09/12 Tommy deJesus Byrd Business Building 204 12.00 Hrs. Prerequisite: Windows or Windows experience. Create documents, tables and graphics. Students identify word processing terminology and concepts; create technical documents; format and edit documents; use simple tools and utilities; and print documents.

ID# 122993 MISC-1045-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM MR 09/09 - 09/26 Tommy deJesus Byrd Business Building 208 12.00 Hrs.

Maps can be found online at www.actx.edu/ce. R=Thursday, U=Sunday (example: TR=Tuesday/Thursday: SU=Saturday/Sunday)

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Beginning Web Page Design

$61.00

MS Excel 2010

$61.00

MS PowerPoint 2010

$61.00

MS Access 2010

$61.00

MS Word 2013 - Level 1

$59.00

In this course, students will learn the basics of designing and developing a website that includes: Design issues specific to web-based presentations, web page layout, and effective navigation related to the design process.

ID# 122991 MISC-1042-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM TR 09/17 - 10/03 ID# 122992 MISC-1042-1002 06:00PM-08:00PM TR 10/15 - 10/31 Tommy deJesus Byrd Business Building 204 12.00 Hrs. Prerequisite: Windows or Windows experience. Teaches concepts, procedures and use of electronic spreadsheets. Identify spreadsheet terminology and concepts; create formulas and functions; use formatting features to generate charts, graphs and reports.

ID# 122994 MISC-1044-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM MR 09/30 - 10/17 Connie deJesus Byrd Business Building 208 12.00 Hrs. Prerequisite: Window or Windows experience: Teaches the use of presentation software to create multimedia presentations using graphics, text, sound, animation and/or video.

ID# 122995 MISC-1024-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM MR 10/21 - 11/07 Staff Byrd Business Building 208 12.00 Hrs. Prerequisite: Windows or Windows experience. Create a database. Manipulate and update records. Query a database table, create and manipulate reports, create calculated fields in queries and reports. Create and manipulate forms. Work with multiple tables.

ID# 123034 MISC-1049-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM MR 11/11 - 12/02 Staff

Byrd Business Building 208 12.00 Hrs.

Computer Literacy

For additional information please call (806) 371-5269.

Introduction to word processing, editing functions, formatting, and special text options.

Textbook must be purchased for this course.

ID# 123125 POFI-1024-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM MW 09/09 - 09/25 Jennifer Pickle

Byrd Business Bldg 213 12.00 Hrs. (1.20 CEU) MS Excel 2013 - Level 1

$59.00 Introduction to electronic spreadsheets, basic concepts, mathematical formulas, formatting features and editing functions. Textbook must be purchased for this course.

ID# 123126 ITSW-1022-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM MW 10/07 - 10/23 Jennifer Pickle

Byrd Business Bldg 213 12.00 Hrs. (1.20 CEU)

Healthcare Emergency Medical Services

For additional information please call any EMSP Faculty (806) 354-6077, 356-3662, 354-6069, or the Allied Health Division Office 354-6055.

Emergency Medical Technician - Basic

$519.00

Prerequisites: Reading Techniques II - minimum grade of C or a score on a stateapproved test indicating college-level reading skills. In order to maintain compliance with the Texas Administrative Code, Title 25, Part 1, Chapter 91, Subchapter B, Rule 97.64 and Texas Department of State Health Services rule, all immunization requirements must be met prior to any patient contact in the clinical setting. These immunizations include: Tetanus-Diphtheria Toxoid (Td), Measles, Mumps, Rubella, Hepatitis B (complete series), Varicella (chickenpox), and an annual Tuberculin skin test. Preparation for certification as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT). Class will meet one 8-hour Saturday in addition to the Monday-Wednesday or Tuesday-Thursday meeting times. Additional Clinical time of 48 hours required.

ID# 122451 EMSP-1001-1001 07:30AM-11:30AM MW 08/26 - 12/09 Paul Whitfield West Campus Allied Health 177 176.00 Hrs. (17.60 CEU) ID# 122452 EMSP-1001-1002 06:00PM-10:00PM MW 08/26 - 12/11 Charles Olsen West Campus Allied Health 177 176.00 Hrs. (17.60 CEU) ID# 122453 EMSP-1001-1003 06:00PM-10:00PM TR 08/27 - 12/10 Jeannette Knowles West Campus Allied Health 177 176.00 Hrs. (17.60 CEU) New Classes

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Emergency Medical Technician - Basic Refresher

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$127.00

Update and review theory and skills necessary to meet national and/or state requirements for remediation or recertification as an Emergency Medical Technician (EMT).

ID# 123127 EMSP-1004-1001 06:00PM-10:00PM MW 08/26 - 10/07 Brandon Fansler West Campus Allied Health 175 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Emergency Medication Technician - Intermediate Refresher

$190.00

Paramedic Refresher

$190.00

Update and review theory and skills necessary to meet national and/or state requirements for remediation or recertification as an Emergency Medical TechnicianIntermediate 5424(EMT-I).

ID# 123128 EMSP-1043-1001 06:00PM-10:00PM MW 08/26 - 10/28 Brandon Fansler West Campus Allied Health 175 72.00 Hrs. (7.20 CEU)

Update and review theory and skills necessary to meet national and/or state requirements for remediation or recertification as a paramedic.

ID# 123129 EMSP-2042-1001 06:00PM-10:00PM MW 08/26 - 10/28 Brandon Fansler West Campus Allied Health 175 72.00 Hrs. (7.20 CEU)

Healthcare Courses

For additional information please call (806) 354-6085 unless otherwise noted.

Certified Nursing Assistant, Health Unit Coordinator, Phlebotomy and Massage Therapy have one or more of the following prerequisites. Please refer to the course description for further information.

Prerequisite #1 Immunizations: Student must provide documentation of the following immunizations prior to registering for CNA or Phlebotomy. All immunizations must be current including: Tetanus-Diptheria Toxoid (Td) (must have been administered within the last ten years), Measles (two doses), Rubella, Mumps, Hepatitis B (completed series), and Varicella (chickenpox), as specified by the Texas Administrative Code, Title 25, Part 1, chapter 97, Subchapter B, Rule 97.64. TB test within the last year . Flushot (seasonal).

Prerequisite #2 Criminal Background Check: A Criminal Background Check is required prior to registering for CNA, Phlebotomy, Health Unit Coordinator or Massage Therapy classes. Students must order background check online at www. precheck.com (Please select Student Check, order student background check, choose Amarillo College Continuing Education as the school). Results will be sent directly to CCHcE office in 3 to 5 business days. Results must be in before a student may register.

CPR and First Aid

$55.00

CPR for Healthcare Providers

$55.00

Covers American Heart Association guidelines. Offered for childcare personnel, foster parents, truck drivers, electricians, and those requiring infant, child and adult CPR and First Aid. This CPR class does not meet the requirements for healthcare workers.

ID# 122934 EMSP-1026-1001 08:00AM-04:00PM S

10/19 ID# 122935 EMSP-1026-1002 08:00AM-04:00PM S

11/16 Staff

West Campus Building A 110 7.00 Hrs. (0.70 CEU) Presents American Heart Association guidelines for CPR for Healthcare Providers, including how to use an AED and how to manage respiratory and cardiac emergencies.

Books available at the West Campus Bookstore. This course does not meet the first-aid requirements for childcare personnel and foster parents.

ID# 122936 EMSP-1019-1001 08:00AM-04:00PM S

09/07 ID# 122937 EMSP-1019-1002 08:00AM-04:00PM S

09/21 ID# 122938 EMSP-1019-1003 08:00AM-04:00PM S

10/12 ID# 122939 EMSP-1019-1004 08:00AM-04:00PM S

10/26 ID# 122940 EMSP-1019-1005 08:00AM-04:00PM S

11/09 ID# 122941 EMSP-1019-2001 08:00AM-04:00PM S

12/07 Staff

West Campus Building A 110 7.00 Hrs. (0.70 CEU)

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EKG for Nurses and Monitor Techs

Professional Trades/Industry

$165.00

Fundamentals of anatomy and physiology of the circulatory system, basic electrocardiography, interpretation of dysrhythmias, and appropriate treatment modalities.

Required for monitor technicians.

ID# 122942 ECRD-1011-1001 06:00PM-09:00PM T 08/27 - 12/10 Denise Bolden, RN West Campus Building A 108 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Health Unit Coordinator

$390.00

Prerequisite # 2 Criminal Background Check: A Criminal Background Check is required prior to registering (refer to prerequisites descriptions). Topics include: medical charts and forms, medical law and ethics, safety/risk management, and physician order transcription for unit clerks in healthcare settings. Course includes 72-hour clinical.

ID# 122943 HUWC-1003-1001 05:30PM-09:30PM MW 08/26 - 12/16

and 05:30PM-09:30PM T 12/03 - 12/10 Pat St. Charles, HUC West Campus Building A 108 128.00 Hrs. (12.80 CEU)

Hospice Approach to Living with Dying

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Study of the cultural and social norms, values, beliefs, and activities associated with the dying and their survivors. Theories, communication skills, and activities that assist with caring for the dying and their survivors. For registration information please call Marilee Bulls at (806) 212-8715.

Marilee Bulls TBA 15.00 Hrs. (1.50 CEU)

IV Therapy and Technique

$160.00

Must be an RN, GN, LVN, or GVN in order to take this course. Theory and techniques of venipuncture, intravenous infusions, and blood drawing. Information regarding fluids, electrolytes, blood products, hyper-alimentation, venous system physiology, lipids, and local and systemic complication in IV Therapy.

ID# 122944 VNSG-1039-2001 08:00AM-05:00PM RFS 01/09 - 01/11 D’Dee Grove, RN, MSN West Campus Building A 206 24.00 Hrs. (2.40 CEU)

Medication Administration for Nurse Aides

$450.00

Prerequisites: 18 years of age, High School Diploma or GED required. Must be a CNA employed and currently working in a Long Term Care Facility for 90 days. Must bring a letter verifying employment history from current employer, must be able to read, write, and speak English. Must arrange for and complete a 10-hour practicum at the facility of employment. State exam fee is additional; student must submit fee directly to the state.

ID# 122945 NURA-1013-1001 05:15PM-09:45PM MW 08/26 - 12/11 and 05:15PM-09:45PM T

12/03 - 12/11 Jana Kidd, MSN,RN West Campus Building A 109 140.00 Hrs. (14.00 CEU) New Classes

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Medication Administration Update

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$70.00

Fulfills the annual renewal requirements for certified medication aides. Topics include: review and update of medication aide training rules, medication administration, and related responsibilities. Student must bring Medication Aide number to class.

ID# 122946 NURA-1041-1001 08:00AM-04:00PM S

09/07 ID# 122947 NURA-1041-2001 08:00AM-04:00PM S

12/07 Jana Kidd, MSN,RN West Campus Building A 109 7.00 Hrs. (0.70 CEU)

Neonatal Resuscitation Program (NRP)

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Presents American Academy of Pediatrics neonatal resuscitation guidelines. For cost and registration information please call Cristina Vasquez (806) 212-5303.

RNSG-1007-1901 08:00AM-03:30PM R

10/10 RNSG-1007-2901 08:00AM-03:30PM R

12/12 Cristina Vasquez, RN BSA

7.00 Hrs. (0.70 CEU)

Nursing Assistant/Aide (CNA) CNA candidates must complete the following 2 prerequisites before registration and the results must be submitted before student may register. IN-PERSON REGISTRATION ONLY at West Campus Building A. Full payment is required at registration. Registration fee includes state exam costs (non-refundable). State testing dates will be announced at a later date.

Prerequisites 1. Immunizations: see page 9 2. Criminal Background Check: see page 9 3. Documents– Social security card, immunization record, and current photo ID are required at time of registration.

Certified Nursing Assistant

(CNA) Lecture Only

$300.00

Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) CPR Only

$55.00

Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Clinical Only

$300.00

Payment is required at registration. In person registration ONLY - West Campus Building A Room 106. Social security card, immunization record, and current photo ID are required at time of registration. Students may NOT register without ALL documents and complete background check. Registration fee includes state exam costs (non-refundable). State testing dates will be announced at a later date. All students must complete a pre and post course TABE test. For additional information please call (806) 356-3686.

NURA-1001-4004 09:00AM-02:00PM MTWR 08/26 - 09/25 NURA-1001-1002 09:00AM-02:00PM SU 09/07 - 11/03 NURA-1001-1003 05:30PM-10:00PM MTWRF 10/21 - 11/19 Melody Rupe,RN West Campus Building A 206 89.00 Hrs. (8.90 CEU) Payment is required at registration. In person registration ONLY - West Campus Building A Room 106. Social security card, immunization record, and current photo ID are required at time of registration. Students may NOT register without ALL documents and complete background check. Registration fee includes state exam costs (non-refundable). State testing dates will be announced at a later date. For additional information please call (806) 356-3686.

EMSP-1020-1001 08:00AM-04:00PM R

09/26 EMSP-1020-1002 03:00PM-07:00PM SU 11/02 - 11/03 EMSP-1020-1003 05:30PM-09:30PM WR 11/20 - 11/21 Melody Rupe, RN West Campus Building A 206 8.00 Hrs. (0.80 CEU) Payment is required at registration. In person registration ONLY - West Campus Building A Room 106. Social security card, immunization record, and current photo ID are required at time of registration. Students may NOT register without ALL documents and complete background check. Registration fee includes state exam costs (non-refundable). State testing dates will be announced at a later date. For additional information please call (806) 356-3686.

NURA-1060-1001 09/27 - 10/04 NURA-1060-1004 10/05 - 10/12 NURA-1060-1002 10/13 - 10/19 NURA-1060-1003 11/09 - 11/24 NURA-1060-1005 11/20 - 12/04 NURA-1060-2001 12/02 - 12/10 NURA-1060-2002 12/11 - 12/18 Melody Rupe, RN

58.00 Hrs. (5.80 CEU) Maps can be found online at www.actx.edu/ce. R=Thursday, U=Sunday (example: TR=Tuesday/Thursday: SU=Saturday/Sunday)

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Phlebotomy

IN PERSON REGISTRATION ONLY AT the West Campus, Building A, Room 106. All students must complete a pre and post course TABE test.

Prerequisites 1. Immunizations: see page 9 2. Criminal Background Check: see page 9 3. Documents:

1. Immunization record 2. High School Diploma or GED certificate

Phlebotomy Part 1, Classroom Component

$375.00

Theoretical and practical aspects of specimen collections for clinical laboratories. Topics include: professionalism, ethics, terminology, anatomy and physiology and laboratory equipment. This course is part one of a two part curriculum. Students must pass this course prior to enrolling in Part Two of the Phlebotomy curriculum. This course includes one Saturday class meeting which will cover CPR for Healthcare Providers.

PLAB-1023-1001 01:00PM-04:00PM TR 08/27 - 10/10 and 08:00AM-04:00PM S

09/28 Kim Boyd,ASCP,MLT,AMT,MT West Campus Allied Health 107 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Phlebotomy Part 2, Clinical

$375.00

Prerequisite: Student must have successfully completed Phlebotomy Part One and have the written permission of the instructor in order to register. IN PERSON REGISTRATION ONLY AT the West Campus, Building A, Room 106. This course provides the clinical component for Phlebotomy Part One.

TBA MTWRF 10/14 - 12/12 PLAB-1060-1001 01:00PM-03:00PM W 11/06

and 01:00PM-03:00PM W 11/27

and 01:00PM-03:00PM F 12/06 Kim Boyd,ASCP,MLT,AMT,MT West Campus Allied Health 107 112.00 Hrs. (11.20 CEU)

High Fidelity Healthcare Simulation Courses

For additional information please call (806) 354-6088.

Advanced Cardiac Life Support

$175.00

Advanced Cardiac Life Support Certification Refresher

$ 150.00

Prerequisites: Proof of current CPR/BLS. Be able to interpret basic cardiac arrhythmias and complete a pretest before coming to class. For practitioners completing ACLS education for the first time. This course will cover the 2010 guidelines update and the purchase of a new 2010 book is recommended. Books are available at the West Campus Bookstore for purchase prior to class. 15 contact hours for nurses.

ID# 123004 EMSP-2035-1001 08:00AM-05:00PM RF 09/12 - 09/13 ID# 123005 EMSP-2035-1002 08:00AM-05:00PM TW 11/26 - 11/27 John Smoot Texas Tech UHSC, 1400 Wallace Blvd 16.00 Hrs. (1.60 CEU) Prerequisites: Proof of current CPR/BLS certification and ACLS certification.

Student must complete a pretest, print out the score and bring it to class in order to attend.

ID# 123006 EMSP-2036-1001 08:00AM-04:30PM W

10/02 ID# 123007 EMSP-2036-2001 08:00AM-04:30PM R

12/19 John Smoot Texas Tech UHSC, 1400 Wallace Blvd 7.00 Hrs. (0.70 CEU)

Pediatric Advanced Life Support

$175.00

Prerequisites: Proof of current CPR/BLS certification. Be able to interpret basic cardiac arrhythmias and complete a pretest before coming to class. For practitioners completing PALS education for the first time. This course will cover the 2010 guidelines update and the purchase of the 2010 book is recommended. Books are available for purchase at the West Campus Bookstore. 15 contact hours for nurses.

ID# 123008 EMSP-1047-1001 08:00AM-05:00PM RF 10/03 - 10/04 ID# 123009 EMSP-1047-2001 08:00AM-05:00PM TW 12/17 - 12/18 John Smoot Texas Tech UHSC, 1400 Wallace Blvd 16.00 Hrs. (1.60 CEU)

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Healthcare Seminars

For additional information please call (806) 467-3105 unless otherwise noted.

Emergency Nurse Pediatric Course

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The Emergency Nurse Pediatric Course provides registered nurses with a standardized, internationally disseminated pediatric educational program to enhance knowledge, skill, and expertise in the care of children. The third edition of the Emergency Nursing Pediatric Course textbook is required. Participants must have the textbook 3 weeks prior to class.

For more information or to register contact John Sappington at jgsappi@gmail.com RNSG-2002-4906 08:00AM-05:00PM TW 08/27 - 08/28 RNSG-2002-1901 08:00AM-05:00PM WR 10/02 - 10/03 John Sappington,RN.CEN West Campus Building A 109/105 16.00 Hrs. (1.60 CEU)

Trauma Nurse Core Course

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PRIDE Training

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Designed to provide the learner with cognitive knowledge and psychomotor skills. The trauma nursing process is reflected throughout the course and skills stations. Participants receive 16 hours of continuing education from the ANA. The sixth edition of the TNCC provider manual is required. Participants must have the textbook 3 weeks prior to class.

For more information or to register contact John Sappington at jgsappi@gmail.com RNSG-2002-1902 08:00AM-05:00PM RF 09/12 - 09/13 RNSG-2002-1903 08:00AM-05:00PM RF 11/06 - 11/07 John Sappington,RN.CEN West Campus Building A 109/105 16.00 Hrs. (1.60 CEU)

Prepares prospective foster parents to foster/adopt children in state custody under the auspices of the Texas Department of Family and Protective Services. For registration information please call Lynn Schisler at (806)358-6211.

CDEC-1091-1901 06:00PM-10:00PM TR 09/12 - 10/24 CDEC-1091-1902 06:00PM-10:00PM TWR 11/13 - 12/18 Lynn Schisler West Campus Building A 107 44.00 Hrs. (4.40 CEU)

Massage Therapy Conference

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PAMP is hosting the first annual Massage and Health Awareness Conference.

Presentations will be given on subjects ranging from Business to specialties such as pain management and Tuina. All the continued education credits offered are Texas and/or National approved. For registration information please call Cindy at (806) 672-8925.

MSSG-2000-1901 08:00AM-05:00PM FS 09/20 - 09/21 Staff Downtown Campus 113/134 16.00 Hrs. (1.60 CEU)

Fall Prevention Awareness

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This conference will provide an interdisciplinary approach to fall prevention including tips, techniques, and tools to prevent falls. A health fair will be held at the Senior Citizens building adjacent to the Downtown Campus.

NFHCR-1301-1002 08:00AM-04:00PM S 09/21 Kelly Jones P.T., DPT Downtown Campus 112A/B 4.00 Hrs. (0.40 CEU)

Wound Care Management Update 2013

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Provides current principles of wound healing and wound care. Addresses strategies and new techniques for treating and managing challenging wounds. 7 contact hours for nurses. TPTA approval pending.

RNSG-2002-1905

08:00AM-05:00PM F

10/04 Staff Downtown Campus 111/134 7.00 Hrs. (0.70 CEU)

Fetal Monitoring

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2013 Radiology Symposium

$150.00

Provides an intermediate to advanced program for nurses with at least 6 months experience with fetal heart rate monitoring. Day one is didactic content and day two is for hands-on skills. For cost and registration information please contact Dana Yarbrough at 806-212-5952 or dana.yarbrough@bsahs.org RNSG-2002-1904 08:15AM-04:30PM MT 10/14 - 10/15 Dana Yarbrough, RN BSA 16.00 Hrs. (1.60 CEU)

Addresses current events, skills, knowledge or attitudes, and behaviors pertinent to professionals in the field of radiological technology, medical radiography, mammography, and nuclear and radiation therapy.

ID# 123011 RADT-1091-1002 04:00PM-08:00PM F

10/25 and 08:00AM-05:00PM S

10/26 Barbara Gray, R.T. (R) West Campus Lecture Hall 111A/B 12.00 Hrs. (1.20 CEU) Maps can be found online at www.actx.edu/ce. R=Thursday, U=Sunday (example: TR=Tuesday/Thursday: SU=Saturday/Sunday)

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2013 Radiology Symposium Friday Only

$70.00

Addresses current events, skills, knowledge or attitudes, and behaviors pertinent to professionals in the field of radiological technology, medical radiography, mammography and nuclear and radiation therapy.

ID# 122979 NFHCR-1301-1001 04:00PM-08:00PM F 10/25 Barbara Gray, R.T. (R) West Campus Lecture Hall 111A/B 4.00 Hrs. (0.40 CEU)

2013 Radiology Symposium Saturday Only

$110.00

Addresses current events, skills, knowledge or attitudes, and behaviors pertinent to professionals in the field of radiological technology, medical radiography, mammography, and nuclear and radiation therapy.

ID# 123012 RADT-1091-1003 08:00AM-05:00PM S 10/26 Barbara Gray, R.T. (R) West Campus Lecture Hall 111A/B 8.00 Hrs. (0.80 CEU)

Massage Therapy

For additional information please call (806) 467-3105 unless otherwise noted.

Prerequisite #2 (see page 9). Must have a High School Diploma or GED; bring copies when registering. Results of prerequisites must be in before student may register.

Anatomy and Physiology for Massage

$602.00

In-depth coverage of the structure and function of the human body. Meets the minimum 75-contact hour requirement for licensure in massage.

ID# 123038 MSSG-1013-1001 05:30PM-09:30PM TR 08/27 - 10/29 Paula Rarden West Campus Building A 210 75.00 Hrs. (7.50 CEU)

Fundamentals of Massage I: Swedish Massage

$1,002.00

Introduction to the theory and application of skills necessary to perform Swedish massage to meet the first minimum 125-contact-hour requirement for licensure ID# 123039 MSSG-1011-1001 05:00PM-10:00PM MW 08/26 - 11/25 Dianna Young West Campus Building A 210 125.00 Hrs. (12.50 CEU)

Health and Hygiene for Massage Therapy

$162.00

The study of recognized methods of sanitation and cleanliness as applied to massage therapy services and current knowledge of the elements of healthy lifestyles. Meets the minimum 20-contact-hour requirement for licensure for Massage.

ID# 123040 MSSG-1009-2001 05:00PM-10:00PM MTWR 12/02 - 12/06 Paula Rarden West Campus Building A 210 20.00 Hrs. (2.00 CEU)

Pathology for Massage

$322.00

Must have completed Anatomy and Physiology for Massage Therapy. Pathology for Massage Therapy. General discussion of pathologies as they relate to massage therapy.

Meets the minimum 40-contact-hour requirement for licensure for Massage.

ID# 123041 MSSG-2014-1001 05:00PM-10:00PM TR 10/31 - 11/28 Shaunda Patterson West Campus Building A 210 40.00 Hrs. (4.00 CEU)

Language/Communication ACcess Learning Center

For additional information please call (806) 371-5434.

Individualized Instruction/Open Enrollment A ugust 26 – December 13 Increase your reading, writing, and/or math skills with a dynamic, individualized program.

Increase your basic skills for the workplace or prepare for tests such as Accuplacer, THEA, or GED. Open to ages 17 and above, classes are available on a walk-in basis from 7:30 AM-7:00 PM Monday-Thursday, 7:30 AM-11:30 Friday, and 2:00 PM-5:00 PM Sunday. You may attend at times convenient for you. Cost of the class is $100.00 for each 14 hours of instruction. Register on the Washington Street Campus at the Lynn Library, 3rd floor.

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Amarillo College Community Link

For additional information please call (806) 381-8968. Classes are on a first-come, first-served basis. Payment is due at time of registration. In person registration only at Community Link located at 2412 North Grand.

English for the Workplace - Beginning

$165.00

English for the Workplace - Intermediate

$165.00

Beginning Conversational English for the Workplace classes are designed to help students develop vocabulary and speaking skills to communicate in entry level positions in the workplace. This program embraces both a class and lab approach leading to a basic mastery of spoken and written English. The course promotes an acquisition of listening comprehension and improved speaking proficiency as well as basic writing skills and reading comprehension.

ID# 123062 COMG-1091-1001 09:00AM-11:00AM MW 08/26 - 12/04 and 08:30AM-10:15AM S 09/07 - 09/28 ID# 123065 COMG-1091-1002 06:00PM-08:00PM MW 08/26 - 12/04 and 10:15AM-12:00PM S

09/07 - 09/28 Olivia Castro Community Link 2412 N. Grand 63.00 Hrs. (6.30 CEU) Intermediate Conversational English for the Workplace classes are designed to help students develop vocabulary and speaking skills to communicate in the workplace.

This program embraces both a class and lab approach leading to an increased mastery of spoken and written English. This course continues the development of listening comprehension and improved speaking proficiency along with intermediate writing skills and reading comprehension.

ID# 123067 COMG-1091-1003 09:00AM-11:00AM TR 08/29 - 12/05

and 02:45PM-04:30PM S

09/07 - 09/28 ID# 123068 COMG-1091-1004 06:00PM-08:00PM TR 08/29 - 12/05 and 01:00PM-02:45PM S

09/07 - 09/28 Linda Morgan Community Link 2412 N. Grand 63.00 Hrs. (6.30 CEU)

GED and Employability Skills GED and Employability Skills

$100.00

GED and Employability Skills Math

$40.00

Designed to prepare students to acquire skills to improve standardized test scores in order to achieve employment or advancement in employment. Topics include: Technical Mathematics, Technical Reading, and Technical Writing ID# 123270 POFT-1091-1001 09:00AM-11:00AM MW 08/26 - 10/14 ID# 123272 POFT-1091-1003 05:30PM-07:30PM MW 08/26 - 10/14 ID# 123274 POFT-1091-1005 09:00AM-11:00AM MW 10/16 - 12/09 ID# 123275 POFT-1091-1007 05:30PM-07:30PM MW 10/16 - 12/09 Linda Morgan Community Link 2412 N. Grand 28.00 Hrs. (2.80 CEU) Technical Mathematics focuses on building basic math skills, acquiring new skills, and emphasizes the use of math in practical workplace situations ID# 123276 TECM-1091-1001 09:00AM-10:00AM MW 08/26 - 10/14 ID# 123277 TECM-1091-1002 05:30PM-06:30PM MW 08/26 - 10/14 ID# 123278 TECM-1091-1003 09:00AM-10:00AM MW 10/16 - 12/09 ID# 123279 TECM-1091-1004 05:30PM-06:30PM MW 10/16 - 12/09 Linda Morgan Community Link 2412 N. Grand 14.00 Hrs. (1.40 CEU)

GED Employability Skills Reading/Writing

$40.00

Develops Technical Reading strategies and critical thinking skills utilizing a variety of reading selections including social studies, science, and topics applied to real workplace situations. Technical Writing helps students learn the skills and elements necessary to produce different types of writing for workplace situations including resumes and cover letters.

ID# 123281 POFT-1091-1002 10:00AM-11:00AM MW 08/26 - 10/14 ID# 123283 POFT-1091-1004 06:30PM-07:30PM MW 08/26 - 10/14 ID# 123284 POFT-1091-1006 10:00AM-11:00AM MW 10/16 - 12/09 ID# 123285 POFT-1091-1008 06:30PM-07:30PM MW 10/16 - 12/09 Linda Morgan Community Link 2412 N. Grand 14.00 Hrs. (1.40 CEU)

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English as a Second Language

For additional information please call (806) 371-5422.

ESL: Speaking and Listening I

$244.00

ESL: Reading I

$234.00

$234.00

ESL: Grammatical Structure I

$234.00

ESL: Speaking and Listening II

$244.00

ESL: Reading II

$234.00

$234.00

ESL: Grammatical Structure II

$234.00

ESL: Speaking and Listening III

$244.00

Develop everyday conversational skills. Emphasis placed on vocabulary, pronunciation, and simple sentence patterns.

ID# 122494 NFUND-1009-4001 09:55AM-10:45AM MTWRF 08/26 - 12/13 Lisa Goen

Russell Hall 128 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) ID# 122486 NFUND-1009-1001 06:00PM-08:30PM MW 08/26 - 12/11 Anna Esler

Russell Hall 128 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) Study word attack using phonics. Emphasis placed on building vocabulary and reading comprehension of simple stories.

ID# 122489 NFUND-1009-1005 08:55AM-09:45AM MTWRF 08/26 - 12/13 Ronetta Urton

Russell Hall 128 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU)

ESL: Composition I

Write and recognize simple sentences. Emphasis placed on correct subject-verb agreement, punctuation, and capitalization.

ID# 122498 NFUND-1009-4005 07:55AM-08:45AM MTWRF 08/26 - 12/13 Katrina Elliott

Russell Hall 128 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) ID# 122490 NFUND-1009-1006 06:00PM-08:30PM TR 08/27 - 12/12 Deborah Gossett

Russell Hall 128 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) Emphasis placed on identifying parts of speech, capitalization, and punctuation. Grammar usage practiced through writing complete sentences.

ID# 122505 NFUND-1009-4012 10:55AM-11:45AM MTWRF 08/26 - 12/13 Ronetta Urton

Russell Hall 128 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) Develop and expand conversational and listening skills. Emphasis placed on vocabulary, pronunciation, and the use of tenses.

ID# 122495 NFUND-1009-4002 09:55AM-10:45AM MTWRF 08/26 - 12/13 Ronetta Urton

Russell Hall 132 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) ID# 122487 NFUND-1009-1002 06:00PM-08:30PM MW 08/26 - 12/11 Anna Esler Russell Hall 132 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) Continue to study phonics. Emphasis placed on comprehension and increasing vocabulary through usage.

ID# 122502 NFUND-1009-4009 08:55AM-09:45AM MTWRF 08/26 - 12/13 Katrina Elliott

Russell Hall 132 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU)

ESL: Composition II

Write simple and compound sentences on a variety of subjects. Emphasis placed on adding details to sentences, subject-verb agreement, and proofreading.

ID# 122499 NFUND-1009-4006 07:55AM-08:45AM MTWRF 08/26 - 12/13 Katrina Elliott

Russell Hall 132 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) ID# 122491 NFUND-1009-1007 06:00PM-08:30PM TR 08/27 - 12/12 Deborah Gossett

Russell Hall 132 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) Emphasis placed on capitalization, punctuation, and identification of the parts of speech.

Grammar usage practiced through writing and proofreading.

ID# 122506 NFUND-1009-4013 10:55AM-11:45AM MTWRF 08/26 - 12/13 Carol Summers

Russell Hall 132

80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) Practice conversational and listening skills through class activities and practice. Emphasis placed on idioms and listening comprehension.

ID# 122496 NFUND-1009-4003 09:55AM-10:45AM MTWRF 08/26 - 12/13 Deborah Oliver Russell Hall 126 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) ID# 122488 NFUND-1009-1003 06:00PM-08:30PM MW 08/26 - 12/11 Tina Lewis

Russell Hall 132 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU)

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$234.00

$234.00

ESL: Grammatical Structure III

$234.00

ESL: Speaking and Listening IV

$244.00

ESL: Reading IV

$234.00

ESL: Grammar & Composition IV

$234.00

ESL: GED Preparation

$211.00

Emphasis placed on vocabulary building, word analysis skills, and reading comprehension through paraphrasing and summarizing.

ID# 122503 NFUND-1009-4010 08:55AM-09:45AM MTWRF 08/26 - 12/13 Deborah Oliver

Russell Hall 126 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU)

ESL: Composition III

Write expanded simple, compound, and complex sentences to create a paragraph.

Emphasis placed on organized major points and details, writing and recognizing topic sentences, and proofreading.

ID# 122500 NFUND-1009-4007 07:55AM-08:45AM MTWRF 08/26 - 12/13 Carol Summers Russell Hall 126 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) ID# 122492 NFUND-1009-1008 06:00PM-08:30PM TR 08/27 - 12/12 Patricia Brown Russell Hall 126 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) Emphasis placed on identifying parts of speech in simple, compound, and complex sentences. Grammar usage practiced through paragraph writing and proofreading.

ID# 122507 NFUND-1009-4014 10:55AM-11:45AM MTWRF 08/26 - 12/13 Carol Summers Russell Hall 126 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) Practice conversational and listening skills through class activities and group practice.

Emphasis placed on idioms and listening comprehension. Special emphasis placed on individual speeches.

ID# 122497 NFUND-1009-4004 09:55AM-10:45AM MTWRF 08/26 - 12/13 Carol Summers Lynn Library Learning Center 020 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) ID# 123161 NFUND-1009-1010 06:00PM-08:30PM MW 08/26 - 12/11 Tina Lewis Lynn Library Learning Center 020 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) Emphasis placed on vocabulary building, work analysis skills, and reading comprehension through paraphrasing and summarizing.

ID# 122504 NFUND-1009-4011 08:55AM-09:45AM MTWRF 08/26 - 12/13 Carol Summers Lynn Library Learning Center 020 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) Write compositions up to five paragraphs. Emphasis placed on content, organization, and mechanics.

ID# 122501 NFUND-1009-4008 07:55AM-08:45AM MTWRF 08/26 - 12/13 Deborah Oliver Lynn Library Learning Center 020 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) ID# 122493 NFUND-1009-1009 06:00PM-08:30PM TR 08/27 - 12/12 Patricia Brown Lynn Library Learning Center 020 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) Prepares ESL students in reading, writing, and math skills to be able to successfully complete and pass the GED exam.

ID# 123160 NFUND-1009-4015 11:00AM-12:00PM MTWRF 08/26 - 12/06 Carol Summers

Russell Hall 126 72.00 Hrs. (7.20 CEU)

Foreign Language - Communication For additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Spanish Conversational Beginning

$70.00

Learn basic tools for everyday communications. Practical for those who needs Spanish for jobs, trips, etc. Taught by a native Spanish speaking instructor with over 25 years of teaching experience.

ID# 123295 LANG-1031-1001 06:00PM-08:30PM MW 09/09 - 10/07 ID# 123296 LANG-1031-1002 06:00PM-08:30PM MW 10/14 - 11/11 ID# 123297 LANG-1031-1003 06:00PM-08:30PM MW 11/18 - 12/18 Lucy Gaete Downtown Campus 120

22.50 Hrs.

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Spanish Conversational Intermediate

Professional Trades/Industry

$70.00

This class will focus on working with verbs. Learn to speak and write complete sentences with a native South American instructor with over 25 years of Spanish teaching experience.

ID# 123298 LANG-1033-1001 06:00PM-08:30PM TR 09/10 - 10/08 ID# 123301 LANG-1033-1002 06:00PM-08:30PM TR 10/15 - 11/12 ID# 123302 LANG-1033-1003 06:00PM-08:30PM TR 11/19 - 12/19 Lucy Gaete Downtown Campus 112A 22.50 Hrs.

Introduction to Ancient and Biblical Latin

$113.00

A course for beginners of all ages, current Latin students who want additional practice, or people wanting to expand their horizons. This class will cover basic Latin grammar, vocabulary, and cultural facts while teaching students how to read selected passes from ancient Latin writers and St. Jerome’s Vulgate Bible. All materials will be provided in class; no textbooks required. There are no grades or major tests, so students can learn in a fun, stress-free environment. Come learn the fascinating language that is the ancestor of French, Spanish, Portuguese, and many more modern tongues.

ID# 123576 LANG-1019-1001 06:00PM-07:30PM TR 08/27 - 11/14 Catherine Urban Byrd Business Building 408 36.00 Hrs.

Introduction to Ancient and Biblical Greek

$113.00

A fun, engaging course for beginners or those who want to brush up on the subject. This class will teach students how to read and write the language of Plato, Aristotle, the early Church Fathers and many of the other great thinkers of Western civilization. Students will learn about the alphabet, basic grammar and vocabulary, fun cultural facts, and even the meanings of dinosaur names! Students will also read basic passages from the Greek text of the Bible, Aesop’s Fables, and other excerpts from classic pieces of literature. All materials will be handed out in class; no textbooks necessary. Xairete!

ID# 123577 LANG-1035-1001 06:30PM-08:00PM WF 08/28 - 11/15 Catherine Urban Byrd Business Building 406 36.00 Hrs.

Writing

For additional information please contact Dr. Mike Bellah at (806) 371-5173 or e-mail mikebellah@hotmail.com.

Creative Writing

$127.00

Techniques of writing fiction and poetry, plus analysis of stories and poems. Emphasis on student writing.

ID# 122455 ETWR-1091-1001 06:00PM-08:45PM M 08/26 - 12/09 Michael Bellah

Ordway Hall 204 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Personal Enrichment/Recreation Anger Management

For additional information please call (806) 356-3649.

Anger Management

$95.00

Appropriate for any adult who would like assistance in reducing stress, controlling emotions, or reducing aggressive behavior. It may also be a required course for persons who have been convicted of and/or placed on probation for an assaultive offense.

Designed to help participants understand why people use violence; discover how attitudes can override values; learn how to identify and control strong emotions; develop a plan to alter present behavior; gain better self-control and walk away from confrontations, as well as establish goal-directed behavior patterns. A home study version of this program is also available.

ID# 122899 NFUND-1401-1005 06:00PM-09:00PM TR 09/10 - 09/19 ID# 122900 NFUND-1401-1006 06:00PM-09:00PM TR 11/05 - 11/14 Mary Villalon West Campus Building C 125 12.00 Hrs. (1.20 CEU)

Arts and Crafts

For additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Human Figure Drawing

$178.00

Basic constructive drawing of the human figure considering elements of composition, light, and shade.

ID# 123073 ARTCT-1079-1001 06:30PM-09:30PM R 08/29 - 12/12 Emin Abbasov Russell Hall 112 45.00 Hrs. New Classes

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$169.00

Basic fabrication class dealing with cabochons and sterling silver. Supply list furnished at first class. Additional supplies per students will be furnished by the instructor for a cost of $15.00.

ID# 123063 ARTCT-1085-1001 06:00PM-09:00PM T 08/27 - 12/17 Carlos Loya

Russell Hall 114 51.00 Hrs.

Oil/Acrylic Painting I

$75.00

Oil/Acrylic Painting II

$75.00

$178.00

Adventures in Pottery I

$107.00

Adventures in Pottery II

$107.00

Pottery I

$107.00

Pottery II

$107.00

Use the basic elements in art: color, texture, line, composition, shape, form, and value.

How to mix colors is thoroughly explored. Emphasis placed on how to see in creative ways and how to effectively translate this new perspective onto canvas. The first class meeting consists of a painting demonstration and an introduction on how to think creatively. Supply list available at first session.

ID# 123064 ARTCT-1127-1001 06:30PM-09:30PM T 08/27 - 10/15 Helen Kilburn Russell Hall 112 24.00 Hrs. Oil and Acrylic. Must have taken Painting I or have instructor’s approval.

ID# 123066 ARTCT-1135-1001 06:30PM-09:30PM T 10/22 - 12/10 Helen Kilburn Russell Hall 112 24.00 Hrs.

Portrait Painting

Student’s choice of oil or acrylic. Instruction covers monochromatic and color choices, composition, tone, and shape.

ID# 123059 ARTCT-1152-1001 06:30PM-09:30PM M 08/26 - 12/09 Emin Abbasov Russell Hall 112 45.00 Hrs. Beginning class introduces a broad range of techniques. Make decorative items using techniques employed by ancient and modern potters. Hand building to form vessels using potter’s wheel and decorative glazes.

ID# 123060 ARTCT-1160-1001 06:30PM-09:30PM M 08/26 - 10/21 Gene Fox

Downtown Campus 119 24.00 Hrs. First-time potters are welcome. New potters are taught the fundamentals of working with clay. Returning potters advance their confidence and skills in hand building using the potter’s wheel and glazing techniques.

ID# 123061 ARTCT-1160-1002 06:30PM-09:30PM M 10/28 - 12/16 Gene Fox

Downtown Campus 119 24.00 Hrs. For beginning potters or for those desiring to re-kindle their pottery skills. Concentrates on hand building techniques and learning how to throw pots on the wheel. Encourages both unique, abstract creative designs and simple, uncomplicated designs. Introduces glazing techniques. Book is available at the Amarillo College Bookstore but is not required.

ID# 123069 ARTCT-1160-1003 06:30PM-09:30PM R 08/29 - 10/17 Helen Kilburn Downtown Campus 119 24.00 Hrs. Must have taken Pottery I or have instructor’s approval.

ID# 123070 ARTCT-1161-1001 06:30PM-09:30PM R Helen Kilburn Downtown Campus 119

Watercolor I

10/24 - 12/19 24.00 Hrs.

$75.00

Come join us for a relaxing afternoon of painting. Beginners learn the basics; experienced painters can challenge their comfort zones during this studio time. Everyone is given the opportunity to explore the dynamic world of watercolor. In this low stress environment, you are encouraged to develop your own style at your own pace as we try different techniques and materials. We cover color, value, design, brush techniques, paper, mediums, and more. Class includes demonstrations by the instructor. Supply list given at first class meeting.

ID# 123071 ARTCT-1200-1001 01:00PM-04:00PM S 08/31 - 10/12 Helen Kilburn Russell Hall 122 21.00 Hrs.

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Must have taken Watercolor I or have instructor’s approval.

ID# 123072 ARTCT-1202-1001 01:00PM-04:00PM S Helen Kilburn Russell Hall 122

$75.00 10/19 - 12/14 24.00 Hrs.

The Fine Art of Woodworking

$276.00

All wood, classroom supplies and use of shop equipment included with class cost. This creative woodworking class will build a solid foundation in the safe and effective use of woodworking tools and equipment. Instructor has over 50 years of experience in woodshop and woodworking which stimulates great discussion of ideas and the skills necessary to make them a reality. Students receive hands on experience by completing an Adirondack chair. We will cover the table saw (using a Saw Stop, the safest table saw in the world), router table, wood lathe, planer, band saw, jointer, sanders, and more. Taught in a fully-equipped woodworking shop, this class is perfect for the beginning or aspiring woodworker or anyone wishing to update their woodworking skills.

ID# 123730 ARTCT-1223-1001 06:00PM-09:00PM W 09/11 - 10/16 Daniel Davis The Shop, 500 S.W. 7th 18.00 Hrs.

Cooking

For additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Cake Decorating - Beginning

$68.00

Learn to decorate and finish a professional looking cake. Learn borders, stars, writing techniques, figure piping, flowers (roses, daisies, violets, mums, and more). Learn professional decorating tips and ideas. Most supplies furnished; will need a few extras.

Enrollment is limited to 12 students.

ID# 123630 COOK-1015-1002 06:00PM-08:00PM T 08/27 - 10/01 ID# 123631 COOK-1015-1003 06:00PM-08:00PM T 10/15 -11/19 Gwen Peterson Cakes N’ More, 2812 E. 27th 12.00 Hrs.

Dance

Ballet and Jazz Technique Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 14-Adult)

$84.00

This class will focus on correct body placement, stretching, strengthening, and vocabulary. Correct technique for turns and jumps will be taught. Dance attire and ballet shoes required.

ID# 123137 PREP-1053-1001 07:30PM-08:30PM W 09/04 – 12/04 Lauren Abercrombie

West Campus Gym/Dance 108 13.00 Hrs.

Ballroom Dancing (Teen-Adult)

For additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Ballroom Dancing - Beginning

$97.00

Ballroom Dancing - Beginning

$43.00

Ballroom Dancing - Intermediate

$62.00

Ballroom Dancing - Intermediate

$43.00

An introduction to six major dances. Basics of waltz, tango, foxtrot, cha-cha, swing, as well as techniques on how to follow and lead.

ID# 123403 DANCE-1005-1003 07:00PM-09:00PM T 08/27 - 12/09 Edgar Tarango Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 102C 32.00 Hrs. An introduction to ballroom dancing. Basics of foxtrot, waltz, east coast swing, rumba, samba, tango, and cha-cha. Partner is required. Closed toe shoes and no backless shoes recommended.

ID# 123280 DANCE-1005-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM F 08/30 - 10/11 Robert and Nancy Barr

Russell Hall 103 12.00 Hrs. Class will build on the basics of the six major dances and detailed foot work. Technique levels on lead, follow and frame.

ID# 123404 DANCE-1007-1001 07:00PM-08:30PM R 08/29 - 12/05 Edgar Tarango Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 102C 19.50 Hrs. A continuation of beginning class. Partner is required. Must have taken beginning class, equivalent experience or instructor permission.

ID# 123282 DANCE-1005-1002 07:00PM-09:00PM F 10/18 - 11/22 Robert and Nancy Barr

Russell Hall 103 12.00 Hrs.

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$70.00

Class will involve more technical advanced steps and discuss follow and lead; build up to exciting steps.

ID# 123408 DANCE-1007-1002 01:00PM-02:30PM U 09/01 - 12/08 Edgar Tarango Russell Hall 104 22.50 Hrs.

Belly Dancing (Teen-Adult)

For additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Belly Dancing - Beginning I

$60.00

Gypsy Fusion

$32.00

$68.00

Belly Dancing - Beginning

$60.00

Belly Dancing - Beginning II

$56.00

Learn techniques and movement of Oriental style belly dance. Hip scarf will be needed.

Instructor will discuss at first class.

ID# 123515 DANCE-1010-1003 06:30PM-08:00PM M 09/09 - 11/25 Leslie Crawford Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 200 18.00 Hrs. A belly dance style with a romantic energetic kick. Class is for students that have studied belly dance. Gypsy skirt will be required. Students with questions can email instructor at akashadance@yahoo.com.

ID# 123513 DANCE-1060-1001 08:00PM-09:00PM M 09/09 - 10/28 Leslie Crawford Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 200 8.00 Hrs.

Belly Dancing 101

Learn the sheer joy of the world’s oldest dance! As a perk, you get to jump-start your brain as well as your body with some of the world’s most complex music. Firm, tone, attain flexibility and strength while having fun spiritually and mentally.

ID# 123271 DANCE-1010-1001 07:00PM-08:30PM T 09/10 - 12/10 Kelly Crowley Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 200 21.00 Hrs. Learn the basics of belly dance in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. Wear something comfortable and bring a scarf to wrap around your hips.

ID# 123273 DANCE-1010-1002 06:30PM-08:00PM W 09/11 - 12/04 Shelly Stephens Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 200 18.00 Hrs. Continue to learn Oriental style belly dance skills, begin layering and transitions.

ID# 123518 DANCE-1010-1004 07:00PM-08:30PM R 09/05 - 11/21 Leslie Crawford Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 200 16.50 Hrs.

Country Western Dance (Teen-Adult)

For additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Country Western Dance - Beginning

$52.00

Country Western Dance - Beginning

Country Western Dance - Intermediate

Learn the basic Texas Two-step, Waltz, Schottische, Ten-step Polka, Electric Slide, and Jitterbug.

ID# 123662 DANCE-1015-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM R 08/29 - 10/17 Joe and Sissy Sexton Russell Hall 103 16.00 Hrs. ID# 123666 DANCE-1015-1002 07:00PM-09:00PM T 10/22 - 12/10 Joe and Sissy Sexton

Russell Hall 104 16.00 Hrs. ID# 123667 DANCE-1015-1003 Joe and Sissy Sexton

07:00PM-09:00PM R Russell Hall 103

$47.00

10/24 - 12/12 14.00 Hrs.

$52.00

Advance Texas Two-step, Waltz, Sweetheart Schottische, Triple Two-step, and East Coast Swing.

ID# 123668 DANCE-1016-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM T 08/27 - 10/15 Joe and Sissy Sexton

Russell Hall 104 16.00 Hrs.

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Defensive Driving

For additional information please call (806) 356-3649.

Defensive Driving

$35.00

Dog Obedience

$52.00

Instructors teach the National Safety Council’s six-hour improvement training. Since its introduction in 1964, this course has had the highest rate of success in reducing the number and severity of collisions and their related costs. It is one of the few programs that offer consistent quality and content nationwide. It is also approved by the Texas Education Agency. Reduce auto insurance rates. Receive up to a 10 percent discount on your insurance rates and premiums for 3 years (applies to premiums on all vehicles for which you are listed as primary operator). Dismiss tickets. Prior to taking the course, students must obtain permission to attend the course from the court in the area in which the ticket was received. Students taking the class for ticket dismissal must supply court information in order to receive the court copy of the certificate. Failure to provide court information will result in only the insurance certificate being sent. Sharpen your driving skills. Accept personal responsibility behind the wheel. Learn how drugs, alcohol, physical condition, and emotions affect your driving and decision-making skills. Avoid collisions by choosing safe, legal behaviors. Take your driving environment, vehicle and road conditions, and other drivers into account. Learn how to use occupant safety devices correctly. (UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL AN INSTRUCTOR ALLOW A STUDENT IN THE CLASS WITHOUT A PHOTO ID.) An online version of Defensive Driving, available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, is available at: www.idrivesafely.com/acc.

ID# 122901 NFUND-1401-1007 09:00AM-04:00PM S

09/07 ID# 122902 NFUND-1401-1008 09:00AM-04:00PM S

09/21 ID# 122903 NFUND-1401-1009 09:00AM-04:00PM S

10/05 ID# 122904 NFUND-1401-1010 09:00AM-04:00PM S

10/19 ID# 122905 NFUND-1401-1011 09:00AM-04:00PM S

11/02 ID# 122906 NFUND-1401-1004 09:00AM-04:00PM S

11/16 ID# 122907 NFUND-1401-2002 09:00AM-04:00PM S

12/07 ID# 122908 NFUND-1401-2003 09:00AM-04:00PM S

12/14 Reginald Jones West Campus Building C 101 6.00 Hrs. (0.60 CEU)

Dog Obedience

For additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Teach your dog to sit down, stay, walk on a leash, and come when called. Dog must be at least one year old. Required equipment will be discussed at the first class session. No dogs at first session which will meet at the Downtown Campus, Nixson Gym room 102; all other sessions will meet at West Hills Park. DHLP-CPV and rabies vaccination required.

Please bring proof of the rabies vaccination.

ID# 123288 SPEC-1151-1001 06:30PM-08:00PM R

08/29

Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 102

06:30PM-08:00PM R 09/05 - 10/17 Judy Reeves West Hills Park 12.00 Hrs.

4401 Westhills Trail

2nd and Golilad

English, Literature and Film

For additional information please contact Dr. Mary Dodson at mldodson@actx.edu.

“Prophetic” Dystopian Literature

$127.00

Dystopian literature depicts a futuristic society characterized by human misery brought on by oppression. We will look at three pieces of fiction that are not only dystopian but can also now be classified as prophetic: In the Penal Colony, written by Franz Kafka in 1914; Animal Farm, written by George Orwell in 1943; and Harrison Bergeron, written by Kurt Vonnegut, Jr. in 1969. Then, we will turn to the Hunger Games trilogy, written by Suzanne Collins in 2008.

ID# 123159 NFUND-2092-1001 06:00PM-08:45PM T 08/27 - 12/10 Mary Dodson

Ordway Hall 202 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

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Fencing

For additional information, please call (806) 371-2920.

Fencing - Intermediate/Advanced (Ages 13-Adult)

$48.00

This class is for adults, ages 13 and older, who have at least three (3) semesters of fencing instruction or have been approved by the instructor to register for the class. All adult students who are competitive USFA fencers should register for this class. Students in this class are required to be outfitted in full United States Fencing Association (USFA) regulation standard uniform and all necessary foil and épée equipment. Students should consult with the instructor BEFORE purchasing equipment. Depending on the student’s experience, the class provides beginning, intermediate or advanced instruction in the basic principles of modern sport fencing. The class emphasizes instruction in the techniques of the foil and épée. Depending on student interest, some instruction in the techniques of the sabre may be available. This class is more strenuous than the Adult Introduction to Fencing Class. The Monday class consists of drills and competitive bouting. The first half of the Thursday class is a review of basic techniques and development of the skills of the referee by interaction with beginning adult fencers during the Adult Introduction to Fencing Class. The second half of the Thursday class and all Saturday classes are intermediate and advanced training through drills and competitive bouts. Friday classes are intermediate and advanced training on either a one to one basis with the instructor or a teaching assistant as available or a small group lesson. On occasion, Friday night serves as a tournament night for all class students. The instructor is a professional member of the United States Fencing Association.

ID# 123105 HER-1055-1001 08:30PM-11:30PM M 08/26 - 12/14

and 07:00PM-11:00PM RF 08/26 - 12/14

and 10:00AM-02:00PM S

08/26 - 12/14 Chuck Slaughter/Bary Nusz Russell Hall 104 345.00 Hrs.

Introduction to Fencing (Ages 13-Adult)

$48.00

This class is for adults, ages 13 and over, who have less than 3 semesters of fencing instruction. The class provides beginning instruction in the basic principles of modern sport fencing. The class will introduce basic techniques of the foil and épée. Depending on student interest, some instruction in the techniques of the sabre may be available. All equipment for students in this class is provided. The instructor is a professional member of the United States Fencing Association.

ID# 123106 HER-1056-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM R 08/29 - 12/12 Charles Slaughter

Russell Hall 104 30.00 Hrs.

Gardening

For additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Organic Fall Gardening

$33.00

Don’t give up on your garden just because winter is around the corner. Come join, The Garden at the High Plains Food Bank, for Organic Fall Gardening. We will discuss topics such as fall crops suited for our area, season extending techniques to help you get every last bit of potential out of your plants, and cover cropping. We will also teach you steps to take to make sure you get a head start on next year’s garden.

ID# 123656 SPEC-1181-1001 05:30PM-07:00PM T 09/17 - 10/22 Justin Young High Plains Food Bank Garden 9.00 Hrs.

9th and Willow

Gymnastics-Adult Adult Power Tumbling and Trampoline Coed (Ages 14-Adult)

$96.00

Prerequisite: Must be able to perform back-handsprings without coach assistance.

ID# 123500 HER-1019-1001 07:30PM-08:30PM W 08/28 - 12/11 Madilyn Newsome West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs.

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Healthy Lifestyles Freedom from Tobacco

$25.00

Relaxation/Stress Management

$71.00

If you are age 18 or older and want to quit smoking, dipping, or chewing, then this 4-session, 8-hour course is for you. Tobacco Cessation Specialists certified through the Mayo Clinic will provide you with the necessary tools to tackle nicotine cravings and prepare you for a Quit Date. This class is a joint-initiative with Tobacco Free Amarillo, so it is very affordable. In addition, a referral form to be signed by your physician will be provided, making you eligible to receive free nicotine replacement therapy products (patches, gum, lozenges). Additional post-course support will be discussed to help you succeed at quitting and remaining tobacco-free. A certificate will be provided upon completion of the course.

For additional information please call (806) 356-3649.

ID# 123854 NFUND-1401-1012 06:30PM-08:30PM T 09/10 - 10/01 ID# 123855 NFUND-1401-1013 06:30PM-08:30PM R 10/03 – 10/24 ID# 123856 NFUND-1401-1014 06:30PM-08:30PM T 11/05 – 11/26 Staff

West Campus Building C 101 8.00 Hrs. (0.80 CEU) ID# 123857 NFUND-1401-2004 06:30PM-08:30PM T 11/26 - 12/17 Staff

West Campus Building C 125 8.00 Hrs. (0.80 CEU) Learn how to relax, control stress, and engage in personal healing through a combination of yoga meditation, yoga manifestation, Kundalini Reiki, and Shamanism techniques.

Casual clothing; bring an exercise mat or bedding. For additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

ID# 123294 HER-1189-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM M 09/30 - 12/09 Jeanne Shaltry Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 102C 22.00 Hrs.

Motorcycle Operator Training

For additional information please call (806) 371-2902.

Motorcycle Rider Course - Basic

$235.00

Class is approved by the Department of Public Safety and is required for everyone, regardless of age, applying for a first time motorcycle endorsement. Ability to ride a two-wheeled bicycle is a prerequisite. In order to take the course, you must be at least 15 years of age and have an unrestricted provisional class “C” or higher driver’s license or learner’s permit. You must bring your driver’s license or learner’s permit with you to class. Please note: Students under 18 years of age must bring parent or guardian with them to start of first class in order to have them sign a waiver. Students under 18 who do not bring parent or guardian to sign waiver will not be allowed to take the class and will forfeit their class tuition and fees. A form will be given to students who successfully complete the course which will allow them to test for a motorcycle license. All participants must wear protective gear - eye protection, sturdy leather footwear that covers the ankle, long-sleeved shirt or jacket, long non-flare denim pants, or equivalent, and full-fingered gloves, preferably leather. You must bring protective gear to class. Students who do not bring protective gear will not be allowed to take the class and will forfeit their class tuition and fees. Motorcycle and helmet will be furnished, however, you may use your own DOT approved helmet. Please note that class begins promptly as scheduled. You must be on time to participate in the class. No refunds will be given for this class unless student drops class in person at the Assistance Center at least one business day prior to start of class. Class may run past the scheduled end time each day due to inclement weather and/or student needs, but schedules will be adhered to as much as possible. Be aware that this class is physically demanding and requires motorcycle riding outside in inclement weather conditions. You must be in good health to take this class. For additional information please call (806)371-2902.

ID# 123742 MOTRG-1003-1001 08:00AM-05:30PM SU 09/21 - 09/22 ID# 123743 MOTRG-1003-1002 08:00AM-05:30PM SU 09/28 - 09/29 ID# 123744 MOTRG-1003-1003 08:00AM-05:30PM SU 10/05 - 10/06 ID# 123745 MOTRG-1003-1004 08:00AM-05:30PM SU 10/19 - 10/20 ID# 123746 MOTRG-1003-1005 08:00AM-05:30PM SU 11/02 - 11/03 ID# 123747 MOTRG-1003-1006 08:00AM-05:30PM SU 11/09 - 11/10 ID# 123748 MOTRG-1003-1007 08:00AM-05:30PM SU 11/23 - 11/24 ID# 123749 MOTRG-1003-1008 08:00AM-05:30PM SU 12/07 - 12/08 ID# 123750 MOTRG-1003-1009 08:00AM-05:30PM SU 12/14 - 12/15 Staff

West Campus Building C 110C 15.00 Hrs.

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$235.00

Class is approved by the Department of Public Safety. Students must furnish own streetlegal 3Wheel bike, DOT approved helmet, eye protection, long-sleeved shirt or jacket, full-fingered gloves, long pants, and sturdy leather footwear that covers the ankle. You must bring protective gear to class. Students who do not bring protective gear will not be allowed to take the class and will forfeit their class tuition and fees. Students must bring proof of vehicle inspection and insurance to class. Class qualifies graduates for insurance premium discounts with some motorcycle insurers. Please note: Students under 18 years of age must bring parent or guardian with them to start of first class in order to have them sign a waiver. Students under 18 who do not bring parent or guardian to sign waiver will not be allowed to take the class and will forfeit their class tuition and fees. Please note that class begins promptly as scheduled. You must be on time to participate in the class.

No refunds will be given for this class unless student drops class in person at the Assistance Center at least one business day prior to start of class. Class may run past the scheduled end time each day due to inclement weather and/or student needs, but schedules will be adhered to as much as possible. Be aware that this class is physically demanding and requires motorcycle riding outside in inclement weather conditions. You must be in good health to take this class.

ID# 123741 MOTRG-1005-1001 08:00AM-05:30PM SU 09/14 - 09/15 Don Gerber

West Campus Building C 110C 15.00 Hrs.

Music

For additional information please call (806) 371-5344.

Amarillo Master Chorale

$46.00

Community Concert Band

$46.00

Guitar Class

$46.00

Opera Workshop

$46.00

Chamber Orchestra

$46.00

Perform advanced choral literature. Extra rehearsal(s) before performance(s).

ID# 122481 MUSIC-1020-1001 07:30PM-10:00PM M 08/26 - 12/09 Steven Weber Ordway Hall 107 37.50 Hrs. Perform concert band literature. Extra rehearsal(s) before performance(s).

ID# 122482 MUSIC-1022-1001 07:00PM-09:30PM M 08/26 - 12/09 Rowland Beckett Music Building 104 37.50 Hrs. A basic study of guitar, covering scales, chord progressions, sight reading, tablature style and technique.

ID# 122483 MUSIC-1042-1001 07:00PM-09:30PM M 08/26 - 12/09 Homero Campos Dutton Hall 106 37.50 Hrs. Participate in opera production(s). Audition required for all performance jobs. Possibilities include chorus, backstage work, set design/construction etc.

ID# 122484 MUSIC-1088-1001 07:30PM-10:00PM TR 08/27 - 12/12 Mary Jane Johnson Dutton Hall 104 77.50 Hrs. Perform chamber orchestra literature. Extra rehearsal(s) before performance(s).

ID# 122485 MUSIC-1095-1001 07:00PM-09:30PM R 08/29 - 12/12 Camille Nies Ordway Hall 107 37.50 Hrs.

Personal Enrichment Music

For additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Piano - Beginning

$68.00

For students with no previous piano experience. Emphasis is on learning the basics: recognizing notes on the keyboard and music staff, rhythm, dynamics, key signatures, time signature, value of note and rests, etc. Students learn how to effectively read and accurately interpret music. These skills enable each student to pursue more advanced techniques through an Intermediate Piano class and/or Private Lessons. Book required but do not purchase until after the first class meeting. Students must be at least a sophomore in high school. Enrollment is limited to 11 students.

ID# 123623 MUSIC-1110-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM M 08/26 - 10/21 Helen Kilburn Music Building 203 16.00 Hrs.

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Piano - Intermediate

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$68.00

Prerequisite: Piano-Beginning or permission of the instructor.

ID# 123621 MUSIC-1111-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM M Helen Kilburn Music Building 203

10/28 - 12/16 16.00 Hrs.

Philosophy

For additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Evolution vs. Intelligent Design

$35.00

Join the fun with this interesting subject! Pro’s and Con’s of Neo-Darwinism. Most current information available. No Science background required. Textbook optional, but a great reference tool.

ID# 123815 SPEC-1208-1001 06:30PM-07:30PM T 08/27 – 10/29 Stan Wilson

West Campus Lecture Hall 111A ID# 123859 SPEC-1208-1002 06:30PM-07:30PM W 08/28 - 10/30 Stan Wilson

Russell Hall 131 10.00 Hrs.

Photography

For additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Digital SLR Camera - Basic

$35.00

Beginning DSLR (Single Lens Reflex) course to help you choose the correct settings for better photos. Instruction manual and camera equipment are required to bring to class.

ID# 123523 PHOTO-1015-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM T 09/03 - 09/24 ID# 123526 PHOTO-1015-1003 06:00PM-08:00PM T 10/01 - 10/22 ID# 123527 PHOTO-1015-1005 06:00PM-08:00PM T 11/05 - 11/26 Ronald Davis Parcells Hall 217 8.00 Hrs. ID# 123524 PHOTO-1015-1002 10:00AM-12:00PM W 09/04 - 09/25 ID# 123525 PHOTO-1015-1004 10:00AM-12:00PM W 10/02 - 10/23 Ronald Davis Downtown Campus 119 8.00 Hrs.

High School Student Photojournalism

$46.00

Photography for high school publications. Course covers equipment and different types of photography and how to tell a story with pictures. Bring last year’s yearbook and photo equipment with you to class.

ID# 123522 PHOTO-1006-1001 09:00AM-03:00PM S 09/07 - 09/14 Ronald Davis Parcells Hall 217 12.00 Hrs.

Buying and Using Digital Camera

Explore available digital cameras and pick the one best suited for your needs. photography, digital storage, camera settings, and use of the kiosk.

ID# 123410 PHOTO-1017-1001 09:00AM-01:00PM S ID# 123411 PHOTO-1017-1002 09:00AM-01:00PM S ID# 123412 PHOTO-1017-1003 09:00AM-01:00PM S ID# 123414 PHOTO-1017-1004 09:00AM-01:00PM S Ronald Davis Parcells Hall 408

Picture Perfect with Photoshop

$24.00

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10/26 4.00 Hrs.

$74.00

Make your photos the “Best They Can Be!” Learn about pixels, cropping, adjustments of lighting and color, printing, photo organization and storage, photo restoration, wrinkle reduction, blemish removal, teeth whitening, graphical text creation for the web, and layer application. Understanding the pixels, megapixels, and what they mean to your photos and prints. Create frames for photos using filters and applying effects, correct/restore old photos, sharing photos through e-mail, sharing photos over the Internet through Flickr, Picassa, etc.

ID# 123014 PHOTO-1028-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM W 08/28 - 10/09 Lee Carter

Business & Industry Center 126 14.00 Hrs.

Picture Perfect With Photoshop - Advanced

$74.00

Prior knowledge of Photoshop Elements recommended. Build on skills learned in the beginner’s Photoshop elements class. Learn advanced techniques to fine tune your photos and images. Skills to be covered include: mastering layers, photo retouching, photo blending, layer masking, and advanced selection techniques.

ID# 123016 PHOTO-1028-1002 07:00PM-09:00PM W 10/16 - 12/04 Lee Carter

Business & Industry Center 126 14.00 Hrs.

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Photographing People I

$46.00

Photoshop CS4 Introduction

$74.00

Learn the ins and outs of making people look good. Need DSLR camera; bring a tripod if you have one. Jump drive USB will be needed. We need 3 to 4 models; model option will be discussed first class meeting.

ID# 123520 PHOTO-1011-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM R 08/29 - 10/03 Ronald Davis Parcells Hall 217 12.00 Hrs. Learn to navigate through Photoshop CS4 to achieve a basic understanding of the CS4 Photoshop program. Work to become proficient at using the selection tools, create content layers, utilize the painting and editing tools, and understand the basic fundamentals of color correction.

ID# 123035 PHOTO-1029-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM T 08/27 - 10/08 Heather Hofstetter Byrd Business Building 206 14.00 Hrs. ID# 123036 PHOTO-1029-1002 07:00PM-09:00PM T 10/15 - 11/26 Heather Hofstetter Byrd Business Building 206 14.00 Hrs.

Night and Low Light Photography

$52.00

Learn how to adjust the settings on your DSLR. Take long exposure photos in low light and paint with light.

ID# 123037 PHOTO-1070-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM M 09/09 - 10/28 Chris Haden

Parcells Hall 314 16.00 Hrs.

Physical Fitness and Health

For additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Aerobic/Cardio (Teen/Adult) Cardio Tone and Tighten

$91.00

Early Bird Cardio Butts and Guts

$77.00

Cardio and strength training all in one class! Low impact cardio warm-up followed by strength training with weights, bands, stability balls and other equipment. Beginner to intermediate levels.

ID# 123383 HER-1007-1001 04:30PM-05:30PM MW 09/04 - 12/16 Kim Johnson

Russell Hall 104 29.00 Hrs. Burn calories with various cardio sets for 15 minutes. Work problem areas like abs, butt, hips and legs on the ball and mat for 20 minutes. Final stretch and stress relief with pilates and yoga moves for a total body workout.

ID# 123390 HER-1002-1001 05:30AM-06:15AM MW 08/26 - 12/18 Sandy Porter

Russell Hall 104 24.00 Hrs.

Early Bird Boot Camp

$102.00

$56.00

$56.00

$73.00

Maximum calorie burn by alternating strength building sets using weights, bars, and tubing with high intensity cardio intervals. Ball and mat work for problem areas, abs, butt, hips, and legs. Final focused stretch for stress reduction and flexibility.

ID# 123391 HER-1002-1002 05:30AM-06:30AM TR 08/27 - 12/19 Sandy Porter

Russell Hall 104 33.00 Hrs.

Boot Camp

Maximum calorie burn by alternating strength building sets using weights, bars, and tubing with high intensity cardio intervals. Ball and mat work for problem areas, abs, butt, hips, and legs. Final focused stretch for stress reduction and flexibility.

ID# 123394 HER-1002-1004 04:25PM-04:55PM TR 08/27 - 12/19 Sandy Porter

Russell Hall 104 16.50 Hrs.

Butts and Guts

Exercises targeted problem areas. 30 minutes intense work on abs, hips and thighs on the ball and mat. Exercise varied and modified for beginners to experienced exercisers.

ID# 123393 HER-1002-1003 05:00PM-05:30PM TR 08/27 - 12/19 Sandy Porter

Russell Hall 104 16.50 Hrs.

Insanity Cardio I

Class closely resembles the famous infomercial workouts by Shawn I. Extremely high intensity workouts that include plyometric, interval and max cardiovascular components.

ID# 122466 HER-1134-1001 12:00PM-01:15PM F 08/30 - 12/06 Trent Oneal

Carter Fitness Center 113 45.00 Hrs. Maps can be found online at www.actx.edu/ce. R=Thursday, U=Sunday (example: TR=Tuesday/Thursday: SU=Saturday/Sunday)

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Pilates (Teen-Adult) Body Flow

$127.00

$102.00

Stretch and Strengthen

$93.00

Group Fitness class focusing on Tai Chi, Yoga and Pilates to enhance strength, balance and overall well-being. Body Flow is a Les Mills choreographed program offered in gyms all over the world. For additional information please call (806) 371-5515.

ID# 122468 HER-2000-1001 12:00PM-01:15PM MW 08/26 - 12/04 Tricia McGuire Russell Hall 103 37.50 Hrs.

Powerhouse Pilates

Strengthen your core and tone up abs, back, butt, hips, and legs. Release stress and increase flexibility. Streamline and strengthen your whole body.

ID# 123392 HER-1191-1001 05:30PM-06:30PM TR 08/27 - 12/19 Sandy Porter

Russell Hall 104 33.00 Hrs.

Stretching (Teen-Adult) Various stretches and strengthening poses/exercises that help to tone and relax your muscles without joint stress. Beginner through intermediate levels.

ID# 123382 HER-1183-1001 05:30PM-06:30PM TR 09/03 - 12/17 Kim Johnson

Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 200 30.00 Hrs.

Tai-Chi (Teen-Adult) Tai Chi

$72.00

Weight Training and Conditioning

$127.00

Tai Chi and Qi Gong. Learn the free flowing Tibetan style of meditation in motion. Basic concepts of Chi, Yin Yang, and eastern philosophy are addressed. The health aspects of breathing, balance, flexibility, strength, and wellness are emphasized.

ID# 123384 HER-1157-1001 06:30PM-08:00PM W 08/28 - 12/11 Roamie Caranto Russell Hall 104 22.50 Hrs.

Weight Training (Teen-Adult) Weight Training instruction and participation for inexperienced to experienced weight lifters using a variety of machines, dumbbells and free weight training equipment. For additional information please call (806) 371-5515.

ID# 122467 HER-1135-1001 12:00PM-01:15PM TR 08/27 - 12/12 Craig Clifton

Carter Fitness Center 109 27.50 Hrs.

Weight Training

$51.00

$46.00

$93.00

$51.00

Weight Training instruction and participation for inexperienced to experienced weight lifters using a variety of machines, dumbells and free weight training equipment.

ID# 123740 HER-1135-1002 10:30AM-11:30AM S 08/31 - 12/14 Maria DeAnda Carter Fitness Center 109 15.00 Hrs.

Yoga (Teen-Adult) Basic Yoga

Basic yoga poses to improve balance, strength, and flexibility.

ID# 123387 HER-1185-1001 05:30PM-06:30PM MW 09/04 - 10/16 ID# 123389 HER-1185-1002 05:30PM-06:30PM MW 11/04 - 12/18 Taylor Withrow Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 200 13.00 Hrs.

Yoga Multi Level

Learn and practice yoga poses, relaxation, breathing techniques. Improve balance, flexibility, and reduce stress.

ID# 123385 HER-1183-1002 10:00AM-11:00AM TR 08/27 - 12/12 Don Hamby

Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 200 31.00 Hrs.

Yoga for Everyone

Enjoy an hour completely focused on your physical balance and well-being. Concentrate on breathing and muscle control. Develop strength and flexibility. Leave class feeling rejuvenated.

ID# 123763 HER-1185-1003 08:30AM-09:30AM S 08/31 - 12/14 Betty Goodgion

Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 102C 15.00 Hrs. New Classes

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Zumba® (Teen-Adult) Zumba®

$131.00

Zumba® is a Latin-inspired, dance fitness class that couples Latin and International music and dance movements with a dynamic, exciting, and effective fitness system! Combines fast and slow rhythms that tone and sculpt the body in an aerobic/fitness fashion to achieve a unique blended balance of cardio and muscle toning. Zumba® integrates some of the basic principles of aerobics, interval, and resistance training to maximize caloric output, cardiovascular benefits, and total body toning. The cardio-based dance movements are easy-to-follow steps that include body sculpting.

ID# 122463 HER-1011-1001 12:00PM-01:15PM TR 08/27 - 12/12 Tricia McGuire Carter Fitness Center 110 38.75 Hrs.

Zumba®

$93.00

ID# 123723 HER-1011-1003 Maria DeAnda

05:30PM-06:30PM MW Russell Hall 104

08/26 - 12/11 30.00 Hrs.

ID# 123722 HER-1011-1002 Maria DeAnda

09:30AM-10:30AM S Russell Hall 103

08/31 - 12/14 15.00 Hrs.

CFC Membership Plus

$119.00

Zumba®

$51.00

Fitness Assessment, Exercise Prescription, Equipment Orientation, Gym Membership, Equipment Priority, Body Bug Program, Feedback and Support.

ID# 123573 HER-1103-1001 5:30PM-6:45PM MTWRFSU 08/27-12/03 Tricia McGuire Carter Fitness Center 113

40.00 Hrs.

Sewing/Needle Arts/Upholstery

For additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Creative Crochet

$75.00

$36.00

$36.00

Knitting - Last Minute Gifts

$36.00

Let’s learn how to crochet. During the semester you are introduced to several different and exciting methods and stitches. All skill levels are welcomed; advance at your own pace, and make new friends. Bring a skein of 4 ply yarn and a size G or H aluminum crochet hook to the first class meeting. Patterns are supplied by the teacher.

ID# 123530 SEW-1008-1001 06:30PM-08:30PM R 09/12 - 12/05 D’Esta Sharp Business & Industry Center 123 24.00 Hrs.

Knitting - Basic

Learn to cast-on, bind off, knit, purl and read a basic pattern. Please bring a pair of size 8 (5mm) bamboo needles to the first class.

ID# 123801 SEW-1009-1001 07:00PM-08:30PM R 09/05 - 09/26 Robbie Anderson 5209 Zelma Street 6.00 Hrs.

Knitting - Intermediate

Learn about gauge, knitting in the round, cables, fixing dropped stitches and how to read a pattern. Please bring a pair of size 8 (5mm) bamboo needles to the first class.

ID# 123802 SEW-1012-1001 07:00PM-08:30PM R 10/03 - 10/24 Robbie Anderson 5209 Zelma Street 6.00 Hrs. This fast paced class will provide patterns and instruction for last minute Christmas gifts for friends and family. Must be able to knit, purl, cast-on and bind off.

ID# 123803 SEW-1046-1001 07:00PM-08:30PM R 11/07 - 12/05 Robbie Anderson 5209 Zelma Street 6.00 Hrs.

Upholstery - Basic

$189.00

Recover your favorite easy chair and learn how to determine the quality of a piece of furniture and ways to improve that quality while making it comfortable and attractive. The largest piece of furniture allowed is a two-cushion couch (love seat). All projects must be removed from classroom when class ends. Student must furnish own supplies. Instructor will provide a list of recommended hand tools at first session.

ID# 123528 SPEC-1295-1001 06:00PM-10:00PM M 09/09 - 12/02 ID# 123529 SPEC-1295-1002 06:00PM-10:00PM T 09/10 - 12/10 Earl Eder

East Campus Building Z 114 48.00 Hrs.

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Sports and Recreation

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Golf Golf (Ages 12 - Adult)

$164.00

Responsible Gun Ownership

$71.00

For beginning through advanced golfers. Class is located at Preston West Golf Course.

Class fees include green fees and range balls.

ID# 122464 HER-1063-1001 05:30PM-08:00PM MW 08/26 - 10/16 ID# 122465 HER-1063-1002 05:30PM-08:00PM TR 08/27 - 10/17 Craig Clifton

Preston West Golf Course 37.50 Hrs.

9101 S. Coulter St.

Hunter’s Education

For additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Basic working knowledge of rifles, shotguns, and handguns. How ammunition works, the types of bullets needed and size of shot needed in different situations. How sights work and the basic sighting-in process. Range and Field Safety, cleaning firearms, home storage as well as traveling with your firearms.

ID# 123718 SPEC-1096-1001 06:30PM-08:30PM T 08/27 - 10/01 Bill McCubbin/Wayne Ellis West Campus Building C 110C 12.00 Hrs.

Texas Mandatory Hunter Education

$22.00

Gain knowledge of guns and ammunition, proper gun handling, and safe hunting methods.

Certificates of competency issued upon successful completion. Offered in cooperation with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Dept. and NRA. Minimum age 9 years. One off-site meeting will be arranged by the instructor.

ID# 123719 SPEC-1283-1001 06:30PM-08:30PM M 08/26 - 10/07 ID# 123720 SPEC-1283-1002 06:30PM-08:30PM M 10/14 - 11/18 Bill McCubbin/Wayne Ellis/ West Campus Building C 110C 15.00 Hrs. Tom King

Martial Arts Aikido - Self Defense (Ages 13 - Adult)

$156.00

Introduction to the self-defense martial art of Aikido. Aikido combines the joint locks and throws from jujitsu with the dynamic movements of sword and spear fighting. Instructor is a member of the United States Aikido Federation. No prior martial arts experience needed.

Students are encouraged to wear a martial arts Gi. ID# 123594 HER-1021-1001 06:30PM-08:30PM W 08/28 - 12/11

08:00AM-10:00AM S 08/24 - 12/14 Scott Dejesse Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 200 52.50 Hrs.

Professional Trades/Industry Alcohol Seller Education Program For additional information please call (806) 356-3649.

Alcohol Seller Education Program

$30.00

Certified by the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission (#465-516). Employees and owners/managers of alcohol beverage establishments such as restaurants, bars, liquor, convenience or grocery stores benefit by attending. Covers laws concerning the sale or service of alcoholic beverages to minors, intoxicated persons, non-members of private clubs, and techniques to prevent such sales. Violations of these laws could result in a fine of up to $4,000 and/or one year in jail. Individuals who complete this program will receive a certificate good for two years. Certified employees and their employers may also receive some legal protection and reduced insurance rates if all employees are required to complete this program. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL AN INSTRUCTOR ALLOW A STUDENT IN THE CLASS WITHOUT A PHOTO ID AND THEIR SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER. An online version of this program is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week at http.amarillocollege.360training.com.

ID# 122894 NFUND-1401-1001 09:00AM-12:00PM S 09/07 ID# 122896 NFUND-1401-1002 09:00AM-12:00PM S

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12/07 Eddie Tinsley West Campus Building C 113 3.00 Hrs. (0.30 CEU) New Classes

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Automotive Collision Technology For additional information please call (806) 335-4211.

Suspension Systems

$193.00

A basic study of steering components and suspension systems, related tools and equipment and individual system components. This course also includes emphasis on diagnostic services on chassis, front suspension and manual and power steering systems.

ID# 123122 ABDR-1027-1001 08:00AM-01:20PM MTWR 10/31 - 11/19 Robert Lafferty EC Transportation Career Ctr 64.00 Hrs. (6.40 CEU)

Automotive Diesel Mechanics

For additional information please call (806) 335-4211.

Shop Safety and Procedures

$151.00

A study of shop safety, rules, basic shop tools, and test equipment.

ID# 123124 DEMR-1001-4001 08:00AM-01:20PM MTWR 08/26 - 09/10 Robert Lafferty EC Transportation Career Ctr 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Automotive Technology

For additional information please call (806) 335-4211.

Automotive Electrical Systems

$193.00

An overview of automotive electrical systems including topics in operational theory, testing, diagnosis and repair of batteries, charging and starting systems, and electrical accessories. Emphasis on electrical principles, schematic diagrams and service manuals.

ID# 123123 AUMT-1007-1001 08:00AM-01:40PM MTWR 10/07 - 10/29 Donald Archer EC Transportation Career Ctr 64.00 Hrs. (6.40 CEU)

Fitness Pre-Certification

For additional information please call (806) 371-5299.

Personal Trainer Pre-Certification

$184.00

Designed to prepare students to take the National Strength and Conditioning Association (NSCA) examination. The student will gain experience in personal training by assisting in the instruction of individualized self-paced fitness classes. Upon successful completion of this course the student will be ready to take the appropriate certification exam to become a certified personal trainer. There is an additional fee to take the exam. Additional lab time to be announced.

ID# 122458 FITT-1072-1002 07:00PM-09:45PM M 08/26 - 12/09 ID# 122457 FITT-1072-1001 09:00AM-10:15AM TR 08/27 - 12/12 Trent Oneal

Carter Fitness Center 117 64.00 Hrs. (6.40 CEU) Group Exercise Leader Pre-Certification

$184.00 Designed to prepare students to take the Aerobic Fitness Association of America (AFAA) examination. The student will gain experience and knowledge in group exercise instruction. All aspects of the certification exam will be covered. Upon successful completion of this course the student will be ready to take the appropriate certification exam to become a certified group exercise instructor. There is an additional fee to take the exam. Additional lab time to be announced.

ID# 122456 FITT-1071-1001 05:30PM-08:00PM T 08/27 - 12/10 Patricia McGuire Carter Fitness Center 113 64.00 Hrs. (6.40 CEU)

Floral Design/Flower Shop Operations For additional information please call (806) 371-2904.

Floral Design and Flower Shop Operations

$215.00

Basic concepts in all phases of floral design. Includes arrangements, wedding bouquets, corsages, funeral designs, care and handling of fresh flowers and plants, telephone and general flower shop operations.

ID# 122915 FMKT-1005-1001 06:00PM-10:00PM T 09/10 - 10/15 Wilson Freeman Freeman’s Flowers Tonya Freeman, TMF 2934 Duniven Circle 24.00 Hrs. (2.40 CEU)

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$169.00

$84.00

Prerequisite: Floral Design and Flower Shop Operations class or Instructor approval. Contemporary and High Style Floral Design, Holiday Centerpiece and Table Top Design, Christmas Garland, Wreath and Home Decoration Artificial and Fresh, Fresh Outdoor Garlands, Tree Lighting and Decorating Tips.

ID# 122916 FMKT-1005-1002 06:00PM-10:00PM T 10/29 - 11/19 Wilson Freeman Freeman’s Flowers Tonya Freeman, TMF 2934 Duniven Circle 16.00 Hrs. (1.60 CEU)

Food Service Management

For additional information please call (806) 371-5265.

Sanitation and Safety

A study of personal cleanliness; sanitary practices in food preparation; causes, investigation and control of illness caused by food contamination (Hazard Analysis Critical Control Points); and work place safety standards.

ID# 122446 CHEF-1005-1001 09:00AM-09:50AM MW 08/26 - 12/11 Charles King

Byrd Business Bldg 411 32.00 Hrs. (3.20 CEU)

Sanitation and Safety

ID# 123203 CHEF-1005-1002 Charles King

$116.00

WEB

Internet Course

09/23 - 12/13 32.00 Hrs. (3.20 CEU)

Food Production and Planning

$86.00

Skill development in basic mathematical operations and study of their applications in the food service industry. Topics include: percentages, weights and measures, ratio and proportion, weights and measures conversions, determination of portion costs for menu items and complete menus, portion control, and the increase and decrease of standard recipes.

ID# 122472 IFWA-1017-1001 10:00AM-11:50AM M 08/26 - 12/09 Charles King Byrd Business Bldg 411 32.00 Hrs. (3.20 CEU)

Principles of Food and Beverage Operations

$84.00

Principles of Food and Beverage Operations

$116.00

An introduction to food, beverage and labor costs with an overview of the hospitality industry from procurement to marketing. Examination of cost components including forecasting, menu planning and pricing, logistical support, production, purchasing and quality assurance.

ID# 122462 HAMG-2001-1001 10:00AM-11:50AM W 08/28 - 12/11 Charles King

Byrd Business Bldg 411 32.00 Hrs. (3.20 CEU) ID# 123202 HAMG-2001-4001 Charles King

WEB

Internet Course

08/26 - 12/13 32.00 Hrs. (3.20 CEU)

Forklift Operator Certification

For additional information please call (806) 335-4370.

Forklift Operator Certification

$225.00

Forklift design, controls and instrumentation, comprehensive pre-use inspection, forklift stability, and factors affecting stability. Hands-on training and demonstration of proficiency.

ID# 123167 CNSE-1003-1001 06:00PM-10:00PM TWR 09/10 - 09/12 Robert Mathews EC Logistics Training Ctr 501 12.00 Hrs. (1.20 CEU) ID# 123169 CNSE-1003-1002 06:00PM-10:00PM TWR 10/08 - 10/10 Jerry Terry EC Logistics Training Ctr 501 12.00 Hrs. (1.20 CEU) ID# 123170 CNSE-1003-1003 06:00PM-10:00PM TWR 10/29 - 10/31 Robert Mathews EC Logistics Training Ctr 501 12.00 Hrs. (1.20 CEU) ID# 123171 CNSE-1003-1004 06:00PM-10:00PM TWR 11/12 - 11/14 Jerry Terry EC Logistics Training Ctr 501 12.00 Hrs. (1.20 CEU) ID# 123172 CNSE-1003-2001 06:00PM-10:00PM TWR 12/10 - 12/12 Robert Mathews EC Logistics Training Ctr 501 12.00 Hrs. (1.20 CEU)

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Industrial Maintenance Technology For additional information please call (806) 335-4390.

Refrigeration Principles

$253.00

Air Conditioning Troubleshooting

$253.00

Distribution Systems

$253.00

Industrial Mathematics

$127.00

Commercial Refrigeration

$253.00

An introduction to the refrigeration cycle, heat transfer theory, temperature/pressure relationship, basic thermodynamics, refrigeration handling and containment, and refrigeration components and safety.

ID# 120608 HART-1007-1001 08:00AM-11:50AM MW 08/26 - 10/16 ID# 120609 HART-1007-1002 06:00PM-09:50PM MW 08/26 - 10/16 Robert Johnson EC Manufacturing Education Ctr TBA 64.00 Hrs. (6.40 CEU) Prerequisite: Refrigeration Principles. An advanced course in application of troubleshooting principles and use of test instruments to diagnose air conditioning and refrigeration components and system problems including conducting performance tests.

ID# 123176 HART-2036-1001 08:00AM-11:50AM TR 08/27 - 10/17 ID# 123177 HART-2036-1002 06:00PM-09:50PM TR 08/27 - 10/17 Robert Johnson EC Manufacturing Education Ctr TBA 64.00 Hrs. (6.40 CEU) Prerequisites: DC Circuits and AC Circuits. Fundamentals of distribution systems including single-phase, three-phase and poly-phase systems. Grounding, circuit breakers, ground fault protection devices and the National Electric Code.

ID# 123173 IEIR-1012-1001 08:00AM-11:50AM TR 08/27 - 10/17 ID# 123175 IEIR-1012-1002 06:00PM-09:50PM TR 08/27 - 10/17 Edward Nolte EC Manufacturing Education Ctr TBA 64.00 Hrs. (6.40 CEU) Math skills applicable to industrial occupations. Includes fraction and decimal manipulation, measurement, percentage and problem solving techniques for equations and ratio/proportion applications.

ID# 123179 TECM-1001-1001 08:00AM-10:50AM TR 10/22 - 12/12 ID# 123180 TECM-1001-1002 06:00PM-08:50PM TR 10/22 - 12/12 Kim Hays EC Manufacturing Education Ctr TBA 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU) Prerequisite: Refrigeration Principles. Theory of and practical application in the maintenance of commercial refrigeration; high, medium and low temperature applications and ice machines.

ID# 123178 HART-2042-1001 08:00AM-11:50AM TR 10/22 - 12/12 ID# 120610 HART-2042-1002 06:00PM-09:50PM TR 10/22 - 12/12 Robert Johnson EC Manufacturing Education Ctr TBA 64.00 Hrs. (6.40 CEU)

Interior Design

For additional information please call (806) 345-5642.

So You Want to Decorate

$179.00

Designed for those who want to feel more confident about updating their home to current trends, colors, and styles. Includes design styles, color schemes, and basic design techniques.

ID# 123183 INDS-1091-1001 05:30PM-09:00PM M 08/26 - 12/09 Denese Heinen

Parcells Hall 408 64.00 Hrs. (6.40 CEU)

Irrigation Technology

For additional information please call (806) 371-2923.

Basic Irrigation Training

$500.00

Covers irrigation history and current trends, principles and hydraulics, components, design with a focus on water conservation, installation and maintenance techniques, terminology, Texas Irrigator Rules and Regulations. Preparation for the Texas State Irrigators Exam.

Textbook included; some supplies will have to be purchased. Approved by the Texas Commission of Environmental Quality (TCEQ) for 40 hours of continuing education credit.

Refunds: Due to fixed costs for this course, no refunds will be given after the Registration Deadline.

ID# 123078 HALT-1033-1001 07:00AM-06:00PM TWRF 11/19 - 11/22 Phil Sheppard Downtown Campus 120 40.00 Hrs. (4.00 CEU)

Registration Deadline: November 15 Maps can be found online at www.actx.edu/ce. R=Thursday, U=Sunday (example: TR=Tuesday/Thursday: SU=Saturday/Sunday)

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Machining Technology

For additional information please call (806) 335-4390.

Introduction to Industrial Maintenance

$253.00

Prerequisite: Industrial Mathematics. Basic mechanical skills and repair techniques common to most fields of industrial maintenance. Topics include application of precision measuring instruments and general safety rules common in industry, including lockout/tag-out. Practice of basic layout and piece part measurement while using standard measuring tools is also emphasized.

ID# 123416 INMT-1005-1004 08:00AM-11:50AM MW 08/26 - 10/16 ID# 123186 INMT-1005-1001 06:00PM-09:50PM MW 08/26 - 10/16 ID# 123187 INMT-1005-1002 08:00AM-11:50AM TR 10/22 - 12/12 ID# 123188 INMT-1005-1003 06:00PM-09:50PM TR 10/22 - 12/12 Robert Gustin EC Manufacturing Education Ctr TBA 64.00 Hrs. (6.40 CEU)

Maintenance Shop Practices

$253.00

Prerequisite: Introduction to Industrial Maintenance. An introductory course that assists the student in understanding the shop practices in industry. The student begins by using basic machine tools such as the lathe, milling machine, drill press, power saw, bench grinder and hand tools. Machine terminology, theory, math, part layout and bench work using common measuring tools is included. Emphasis is placed on shop safety, housekeeping and preventative maintenance.

ID# 123417 INMT-1075-1001 08:00AM-11:50AM MW 10/21 - 12/11 ID# 123418 INMT-1075-1002 06:00PM-09:50PM MW 10/21 - 12/11 Robert Gustin EC Manufacturing Education Ctr TBA 64.00 Hrs. (6.40 CEU)

Plumbers

For additional information please call (806) 371-2923.

Plumbing Review

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Provides current Texas plumbing license holders with six hours of board approved continuing education required by the Texas State Board of Plumbing Examiners,(Sec. 1301.404(b) and Sec. 1301.404(d) of the Plumbing License Law). Check in time is 7:30 a.m. Call (800) 992-7422 or visit www.phcc-tx.org to register. Lunch is provided.

Walk-ins accepted on a first come first serve basis.

PFPB-2001-1901 07:00AM-03:30PM S

09/21 PFPB-2001-1902 07:00AM-03:30PM S

10/19 PFPB-2001-1903

07:00AM-03:30PM S

11/16 Kevin Robinson

West Campus Building A 107 7.00 Hrs. (0.70 CEU)

Safety and Environmental Technology

For additional information please call (806) 335-4274 unless otherwise noted.

Spill Response Refresher

$125.00

HAZWOPER Refresher

$125.00

A refresher course designed to re-familiarize the student with basic occupational safety and health principals and HazMat procedures and techniques presented in the original 24-hour course. Meets the federal requirements under 29 CFR 1910.120(q) as an annual refresher for Technician Level trained HazMat Emergency Responders. Lunch is provided on-site.

ID# 123495 EPCT-1059-1001 08:00AM-05:00PM F

09/06 ID# 123497 EPCT-1059-1002 08:00AM-05:00PM F

10/04 ID# 123498 EPCT-1059-1003 08:00AM-05:00PM F

11/01 ID# 123499 EPCT-1059-2001 08:00AM-05:00PM F

12/06 Sandra Jefferson EC Public Service Trng Ctr 103 8.00 Hrs. (0.80 CEU) An 8-hour refresher course designed to keep persons current in HAZWOPER procedures and techniques. Meets OSHA’s requirement for an annual update (29 CFR 1910.120).

Reinforces and builds upon the material covered in the original HAZWOPER training.

ID# 123501 EPCT-1059-1004 08:00AM-05:00PM F

09/13 ID# 123502 EPCT-1059-1005 08:00AM-05:00PM F

10/11 ID# 123503 EPCT-1059-1006 08:00AM-05:00PM F

11/08 ID# 123504 EPCT-1059-2002 08:00AM-05:00PM F

12/13 Sandra Jefferson EC Public Service Trng Ctr 103 8.00 Hrs. (0.80 CEU)

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$385.00

This 24-hour Hazardous Materials (HazMat) Technician training course prepares participants to offensively respond (control, contain, confine, and clean-up) hazardous materials releases as a member of a HazMat team. Topics include: how to identify known and unknown materials using field survey instruments and equipment, function within an Incident Command/Management System, selecting and using specialized Chemical Personal Protective Clothing & respiratory protection, decontamination, and basic chemical toxicological terminology and behavior. For employees who are expected to respond to hazardous materials incidents. Meets federal regulations under 29 CFR 1910.120 (q). Lunch is provided on-site.

ID# 123494 EPCT-1053-1001 08:00AM-05:00PM TWR 10/08 - 10/10 Sandra Jefferson EC Public Service Trng Ctr 103 24.00 Hrs. (2.40 CEU)

40-Hour Hazardous Waste Operations (HAZWOPER)

$450.00

For site workers, operators, handlers, personnel at treatment/storage/disposal facilities, emergency responders, subcontractors, and others needing to comply with OSHA initial 40-hour training requirements. Provides knowledge and skills necessary to assist with operations surrounding a hazardous materials incident and utilizes a combination of classroom presentation and “hands-on” field exercises. Covers: hazardous materials recognition, basics of toxicology, employee medical surveillance, chemical hazards, respiratory and personal protection, monitoring equipment and procedures, regulatory compliance, site work zone determination, spill control and response, and decontamination. Fulfills the requirements of 29 CFR 1910.120.

ID# 123506 EPCT-1091-1001 08:00AM-05:00PM MTWRF 11/11 - 11/15 Sandra Jefferson EC Public Service Trng Ctr 103 40.00 Hrs. (4.00 CEU)

Municipal Solid Waste Class “A” MSW License

$525.00

Class “A” MSW License Renewal

$425.00

Class “B” MSW License Renewal

$425.00

Provides 27 hours of instruction on regulations, standards, technologies, and processes as outlined by TCEQ. Satisfies Class “A” license requirements for solid waste facility supervisors. For additional information please call (806) 371-2923.

ID# 123303 EPCT-1091-4004 08:00AM-05:00PM MTW 08/26 - 08/28 and 08:00AM-11:00AM R

08/29 Ted Dodd

Downtown Campus 113 27.00 Hrs. (2.70 CEU)

Registration Deadline: August 19 Provides 16 hours of instruction on regulations, standards, technologies, and processes as outlined by TCEQ. Satisfies Class “A” license renewal requirements for solid waste facility supervisors. For additional information please call (806)371-2923.

ID# 123304 EPCT-1091-4005 08:00AM-05:00PM MT 08/26 - 08/27 Ted Dodd

Downtown Campus 113 16.00 Hrs. (1.60 CEU)

Registration Deadline: August 19 Provides 16 hours of instruction on regulations, standards, technologies, and processes as outlined by TCEQ. Satisfies Class “B” license renewal requirements for solid waste facility supervisors. For additional information please call (806)371-2923.

ID# 123305 EPCT-1091-4006 08:00AM-05:00PM MT 08/26 - 08/27 Ted Dodd

Downtown Campus 113 16.00 Hrs. (1.60 CEU)

Registration Deadline: August 19

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Truck Driving Academy

For additional information please call (806) 335-4370.

Professional Driver Training The Transportation Industry is growing and there is a high demand for well-trained drivers.

You can be one of them. This five-week course utilizes classroom instruction, range and road driving, and practical application of skills used in the operation of a tractor/trailer.

Prerequisites: . Student must be 18 years of age at the commencement of the course . Student must have a current valid Texas Drivers License . Student must have in possession first day of class a valid original Social Security Card . Texas Department of Public Safety fees for Commercial Drivers License and permit are included . Student will be required to take a DOT physical on the second day of class. Cost of the physical is included. If the student cannot pass the physical, they will receive a course refund, less the cost of the physical and the Defensive Driving Course.

Students completing the course will have a Class A Commercial Drivers License with tanker, doubles/triples, hazmat, and school and passenger bus endorsements. Students also trained by National Safety Council Certified instructors on Defensive Driving for large trucks and forklift operation. To obtain a Certificate of Completion, the student must pass all Texas Department of Public Safety requirements for a Class A Commercial Drivers License issued by the State of Texas. Upon completion of the course, the student will be qualified to secure an entry level job as an over-the-road operator with a Commercial Drivers License. Amarillo College is not an employment agency, nor do we guarantee the Texas Department of Public Safety will issue a license. However, students have ample opportunity and help to talk with visiting recruiters, apply for employment, and pass DPS testing. In person registration at the Truck Driving Academy, East Campus Logistics Training Center, Room 500 is recommended. However, you can register and pay for courses on line at www.actx.edu/cereg.

1ST CLASS Defensive Driving - Professional Truck Operator

$226.00

Topics include: identification of hazardous situations and methods for recognizing, understanding, and taking corrective action to prevent accidents in a tractor-trailer combination.

ID# 123226 CVOP-2035-4004 08:00AM-05:00PM MT 08/26 - 08/27 Jerry Terry

EC Logistics Training Ctr 503 16.00 Hrs. (1.60 CEU)

Commercial Drivers License Written Skills

$683.00

Commercial Drivers License Driving Skills

$683.00

An overview of the State of Texas Class A Commercial Drivers License examinations.

Prepares the student for mastery of the following tests: General Knowledge, Transporting Passengers, Air Brakes, Combination Vehicles, Doubles/Triples, Tank Vehicles, Hazardous Materials, School Bus, Pre-Trip, and Texas Special Regulations.

ID# 123233 CVOP-1005-1001 08:00AM-12:00PM MTWRF 08/28 - 09/13 Jerry Terry

EC Logistics Training Ctr 503 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU) An overview of the State of Texas Class A Commercial Drivers License driving test.

In-depth coverage of in-cab air brake test, proper shifting, right and left-hand turns, movement in traffic, parking of a tractor-trailer, highway and city driving, and backward movement and control.

ID# 123238 CVOP-1001-1001 01:00PM-05:00PM MTWRF 08/28 - 09/13 Jerry Terry

EC Logistics Training Ctr 503 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Advanced Driving Skills I

$570.00

Covers operation of tractor-trailer combination in city and highway conditions including control and maneuvering of the vehicle.

ID# 123243 CVOP-2033-1001 08:00AM-05:00PM MTWRF 09/16 - 09/20 Jerry Terry

EC Logistics Training Ctr 503 40.00 Hrs. (4.00 CEU)

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$683.00

Continuation of tractor-trailer operation in city and highway conditions plus space management techniques, improved control methods in difficult traffic situations, and effective operation in various conditions. Includes forklift operator certification.

ID# 123252 CVOP-2037-1001 08:00AM-05:00PM MTWRF 09/23 - 09/30 Jerry Terry

EC Logistics Training Ctr 503 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

2ND CLASS Defensive Driving - Professional Truck Operator ID# 123227 CVOP-2035-1001 Robert Mathews

$226.00

08:00AM-05:00PM MT 09/16 - 09/17 EC Logistics Training Ctr 502 16.00 Hrs. (1.60 CEU)

Commercial Drivers License Written Skills

$683.00

Commercial Drivers License Driving Skills

$683.00

ID# 123234 CVOP-1005-1002 Robert Mathews

ID# 123239 CVOP-1001-1002 Robert Mathews

08:00AM-12:00PM MTWRF 09/18 - 10/03 EC Logistics Training Ctr 502 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU) 01:00PM-05:00PM MTWRF 09/18 - 10/03 EC Logistics Training Ctr 502 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Advanced Driving Skills I

$570.00

Advanced Driving Skills II

$683.00

ID# 123244 CVOP-2033-1002 Robert Mathews ID# 123253 CVOP-2037-1002 Robert Mathews

08:00AM-05:00PM MTWRF 10/04 - 10/10 EC Logistics Training Ctr 502 40.00 Hrs. (4.00 CEU) 08:00AM-05:00PM MTWRF 10/11 - 10/18 EC Logistics Training Ctr 502 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

3RD CLASS Defensive Driving - Professional Truck Operator ID# 123228 CVOP-2035-1002 Jerry Terry

$226.00

08:00AM-05:00PM MT 09/30 - 10/01 EC Logistics Training Ctr 503 16.00 Hrs. (1.60 CEU)

Commercial Drivers License Written Skills

$683.00

Commercial Drivers License Driving Skills

$683.00

ID# 123235 CVOP-1005-1003 Jerry Terry

ID# 123240 CVOP-1001-1003 Jerry Terry

08:00AM-12:00PM MTWRF 10/02 - 10/17 EC Logistics Training Ctr 503 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU) 01:00PM-05:00PM MTWRF 10/02 - 10/17 EC Logistics Training Ctr 503 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Advanced Driving Skills I

$570.00

Advanced Driving Skills II

$683.00

ID# 123246 CVOP-2033-1003 Jerry Terry

ID# 123254 CVOP-2037-1003 Jerry Terry

08:00AM-05:00PM MTWRF 10/18 - 10/24 EC Logistics Training Ctr 503 40.00 Hrs. (4.00 CEU)

08:00AM-05:00PM MTWRF 10/25 - 11/01 EC Logistics Training Ctr 503 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

4TH CLASS Defensive Driving - Professional Truck Operator ID# 123231 CVOP-2035-1003 Robert Mathews

$226.00

08:00AM-05:00PM MT 10/21 - 10/22 EC Logistics Training Ctr 502 16.00 Hrs. (1.60 CEU)

Commercial Drivers License Written Skills

$683.00

Commercial Drivers License Driving Skills

$683.00

ID# 123236 CVOP-1005-1004 Robert Mathews

ID# 123241 CVOP-1001-1004 Robert Mathews

08:00AM-12:00PM MTWRF 10/23 - 11/07 EC Logistics Training Ctr 502 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU) 01:00PM-05:00PM MTWRF 10/23 - 11/07 EC Logistics Training Ctr 502 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

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Advanced Driving Skills I

$570.00

Advanced Driving Skills II

$683.00

ID# 123247 CVOP-2033-1004 Robert Mathews ID# 123255 CVOP-2037-1004 Robert Mathews

08:00AM-05:00PM MTWRF 11/08 - 11/14 EC Logistics Training Ctr 502 40.00 Hrs. (4.00 CEU)

08:00AM-05:00PM MTWRF 11/15 - 11/22 EC Logistics Training Ctr 502 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

5TH CLASS Defensive Driving - Professional Truck Operator ID# 123232 CVOP-2035-1004 Jerry Terry

$226.00

08:00AM-05:00PM MT 11/04 - 11/05 EC Logistics Training Ctr 503 16.00 Hrs. (1.60 CEU)

Commercial Drivers License Written Skills

$683.00

Commercial Drivers License Driving Skills

$683.00

ID# 123237 CVOP-1005-1005 Jerry Terry

ID# 123242 CVOP-1001-1005 Jerry Terry

08:00AM-12:00PM MTWRF 11/06 - 11/21 EC Logistics Training Ctr 503 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU) 01:00PM-05:00PM MTWRF 11/06 - 11/21 EC Logistics Training Ctr 503 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Advanced Driving Skills I

$570.00

Advanced Driving Skills II

$683.00

ID# 123248 CVOP-2033-1005 Jerry Terry

ID# 123257 CVOP-2037-2001 Jerry Terry

08:00AM-05:00PM MTWF 11/22 - 12/02 EC Logistics Training Ctr 503 40.00 Hrs. (4.00 CEU) 08:00AM-05:00PM MTWRF 12/03 - 12/10 EC Logistics Training Ctr 503 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Water Treatment

For additional information please call (806) 371-2923 unless otherwise noted.

Basic Water Operations

$205.00

Basic Wastewater Operations

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Water Utility Safety

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Provides a basic understanding of fundamentals relating to the regulation and operation of drinking water systems. Completion should prepare participants to test for the “Grade D” Waterworks Operator License. Instructional techniques include lecture, audio-visual aids, discussion and end-of-chapter practice quizzes. REFUNDS: Due to fixed costs no refunds will be given after registration deadline.

ID# 123083 EPCT-1015-1001 08:00AM-05:00PM TWR 09/24 - 09/26 T Flemming

Downtown Campus 112B 20.00 Hrs. (2.00 CEU)

Registration Deadline: September 17 Provides a basic understanding of fundamentals relating to the regulation and operation of wastewater systems. Completion should prepare participants to test for the “Class D” Wastewater Operator license. There are no prerequisites. For registration information please call Ruben Arias (806) 378-3019. (www.panhandleregiion.com) EPCT-1025-1901 08:00AM-05:00PM TW 09/24 - 09/25

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09/26 Staff

Downtown Campus 120 20.00 Hrs. (2.00 CEU)

Water Utility Safety is a comprehensive safety course covering safety concepts and programs, the “Right to Know” law, chemical safety, first aid, use of personal protective equipment, confined space, excavating, and trenching safety. Safe use of vehicles and other equipment. For registration information please call Ruben Arias (806) 378-3019. (www.panhandleregiion.com) EPCT-1030-1901 08:00AM-05:00PM TW 09/24 - 09/25 and 08:00AM-12:00PM R

09/26 Staff

Downtown Campus 112A 20.00 Hrs. (2.00 CEU)

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Basic Water Calculations

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Water Utilities Calculations

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Advanced Water Calculations

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Basic Water Calculations covers the mathematics required for operation of water and wastewater systems. Topics addressed include math fundamentals. Successful completion of this course should greatly benefit the participant when taking TCEQ water/ wastewater operator license examinations. For registration information please call Ruben Arias (806) 378-3019. (www.panhandleregiion.com) EPCT-2025-1901 08:00AM-05:00PM T

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Downtown Campus 113 8.00 Hrs. (0.80 CEU) Water Calculations covers the mathematics required for operation, maintenance and budgetary administration of water and wastewater systems. Topics include math fundamentals and calculation of design criteria for process unites, chemical dosages, process efficiency measures, horsepower requirements, laboratory solutions and test results, budget cost calculations for chemicals, electrical energy, materials and labor costs related to operation and maintenance functions, distribution and collection system calculations and process performance indices. Successful completion of this course should greatly benefit the participant when taking TCEQ water/wastewater operator license examinations. For registration information please call Ruben Arias (806) 3783019. (www.panhandleregiion.com) EPCT-2025-1902 08:00AM-05:00PM TW 09/24 - 09/25

and 08:00AM-12:00PM R

09/26 Staff

Downtown Campus 113 20.00 Hrs. (2.00 CEU) Advanced Water Calculations covers the mathematics required for operation, maintenance and budgetary administration of water and wastewater systems. Topics addressed include math fundamentals and calculation of design criteria for process unites, chemical dosages, process efficiency measures, horsepower requirements, laboratory solutions and test results, budget cost calculations for chemicals, electrical energy, materials and labor costs related to operation and maintenance functions, distribution and collection system calculations and process performance indices. Successful completion of this course should greatly benefit the participant when taking TCEQ water/wastewater operator license examinations. For registration information please call Ruben Arias (806) 3783019. (www.panhandleregiion.com) EPCT-2025-1903 01:00PM-05:00PM R

09/26

and 08:00AM-12:00PM F

09/27 Staff

Downtown Campus 113 8.00 Hrs. (0.80 CEU)

Welding Technology

For additional information please call (806) 335-4390.

Introduction to Welding Using Multiple Processes

$253.00

An overview of the basic welding processes, including oxy-fuel welding and cutting, shielded metal arc (SMAW), gas metal arc (GMAW), and gas tungsten arc welding (GTAW).

ID# 120620 WLDG-1007-1001 08:00AM-11:50AM F 08/30 - 12/06 Jimmy Bradshaw EC Manufacturing Educ Ctr TBA 64.00 Hrs. (6.40 CEU)

General Welding Skills I

$294.00

BEGINNING STUDENTS ONLY. Each student’s welding skills will be evaluated to determine what beginning skills they need to focus on for the eight weeks.

ID# 123312 WLDG-1091-1001 07:30AM-12:30PM MW 08/26 - 10/18 Jimmy Bradshaw EC Manufacturing Educ Ctr TBA 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) ID# 123317 WLDG-1091-1002 06:00PM-10:50PM MW 08/26 - 10/18 Kham Nakhiengchanh EC Manufacturing Educ Ctr TBA 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) ID# 123319 WLDG-1091-1004 07:00AM-12:30PM MW 10/21 - 12/11 Jimmy Bradshaw EC Manufacturing Educ Ctr TBA 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) ID# 123320 WLDG-1091-1005 06:00PM-10:50PM MW 10/21 - 12/11 Kham Nakhiengchanh EC Manufacturing Educ Ctr TBA 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU)

Maps can be found online at www.actx.edu/ce. R=Thursday, U=Sunday (example: TR=Tuesday/Thursday: SU=Saturday/Sunday)

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Business/ Career

Computer/ Technology

General Welding Skills II

Healthcare

Language/ Communication

Personal Enrichment

Professional Trades/Industry

$294.00

Safety in Welding

$44.00

Thermal Cutting I

$264.00

INTERMEDIATE STUDENTS ONLY. Each student’s welding skills will be evaluated to determine what intermediate skills they need to focus on for the eight weeks.

ID# 123323 WLDG-1091-1008 07:30AM-12:30PM TR 08/27 - 10/17 Jimmy Bradshaw EC Manufacturing Educ Ctr TBA 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) ID# 123318 WLDG-1091-1003 06:00PM-10:50PM TR 08/27 - 10/17 Kham Nakhiengchanh EC Manufacturing Educ Ctr TBA 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) ID# 123321 WLDG-1091-1006 07:30AM-12:30PM TR 10/22 - 12/12 Jimmy Bradshaw EC Manufacturing Educ Ctr TBA 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) ID# 123322 WLDG-1091-1007 06:00PM-10:50PM TR 10/22 - 12/12 Kham Nakhiengchanh EC Manufacturing Educ Ctr TBA 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) A study of guidelines for the safe set up and use of welding and cutting equipment and the safe performance of welding and cutting operations.

ID# 120619 WLDG-1070-1001 TBA MF 10/21 - 12/13 Jimmy Bradshaw EC Manufacturing Educ Ctr TBA 16.00 Hrs.(1.60 CEU) Corequisite: Safety in Welding, Cutting and Allied Processes Instruction and practice of equipment inspection, maintenance, repair and set up for manual and mechanized oxyfuel gas cutting (OFC). Instruction and practice in production cuts on carbon steel using manual and mechanical oxy-fuel systems. Instruction and practice soldering and brazing carbon steel, stainless steel and copper using oxy-fuel equipment. Practice and production of assembly cuts to be examined and tested according to Section 8 AWS SENSE QC10.

ID# 123324 WLDG-1073-1001 07:30AM-12:30PM TR 10/22 - 12/12 Jimmy Bradshaw EC Manufacturing Educ Ctr TBA 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) ID# 123325 WLDG-1073-1002 06:00PM-10:00PM TR 10/22 - 12/12 Kham Nakhiengchanh EC Manufacturing Educ Ctr TBA 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU)

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Kids’ College If you are age 15 or older, you can take non-CEU Adult Continuing Education classes unless otherwise stated. The Adult Continuing Education Class Schedule begins on page 3.

Kids-Cheerleading Cheerleading Beginning Coed (Ages 4-7)

$96.00

Cheerleading Beginning Coed (Ages 7-10)

$161.00

Beginning tumbling with correct technique. Partner stunting, jumps, cheers, and chants.

ID# 123511 CHILD-1030-1001 04:30PM-05:30PM T

08/27 - 12/10 Carrie Kesler

West Campus Gym/Dance 101

16.00 Hrs. ID# 123514 CHILD-1030-1003 04:30PM-05:30PM R

08/29 - 12/12 Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs. ID# 123516 CHILD-1030-2001 12:00PM-01:00PM S

08/31 - 12/21 Megan Frazier West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs. Beginning tumbling with correct technique. Partner stunting, jumps, cheers, and chants.

ID# 123517 CHILD-1030-2002 03:30PM-04:30PM MW

08/26 - 12/11 Kaylee Schrader

West Campus Gym/Dance 101 30.00 Hrs.

Cheerleading Beginning/Intermediate Coed (Ages 11-16)

$96.00

Beginning tumbling with correct technique. Partner stunting, jumps, cheers, and chants.

ID# 123512 CHILD-1030-1002 05:30PM-06:30PM T

08/27 - 12/10 Carrie Kesler

West Campus Gym/Dance 101

16.00 Hrs.

Kids-Dance - Ballet, Tap, Jazz For additional information please call (806)356-3635

Performance Classes

Performance classes are designed for technical dance development leading up to a stage performance in the spring. These classes will require a commitment from both the student and parent(s) due to extra rehearsal time and costume costs.

Ballet Beginning (Ages 3-5)

$58.00

Ballet and Tap Beginning (Ages 3-4)

$84.00

Ballet and Tap Beginning (Ages 3-5)

$84.00

Must be completely toilet trained. No diapers or pull-ups and must have reached age 3 before first class meeting. Introduction to ballet techniques. Leotard, tights, and pink ballet shoes are required.

ID# 123216 DANC-1103-1002 04:30PM-05:00PM M

09/09 - 12/02 Sarah Floyd West Campus Gym/Dance 108 6.50 Hrs. ID# 123217 DANC-1103-1003 05:00PM-05:30PM M

09/09 - 12/02 Sarah Floyd

West Campus Gym/Dance 108

6.50 Hrs. Must be completely toilet trained. No diapers or pull-ups and must have reached age 3 before first class meeting. Introduction to ballet and tap techniques. Leotard, tights, pink ballet, and black tap shoes are required.

ID# 123219 DANC-1103-1005 10:00AM-11:00AM W

09/04 - 12/04 Kathleen Cowan West Campus Gym/Dance 107 13.00 Hrs. Must be completely toilet trained. No diapers or pull-ups and must have reached age 3 before first class meeting. Introduction to ballet and tap techniques. Leotard, tights, pink ballet, and black tap shoes are required.

ID# 123215 DANC-1103-1001 11:30AM-12:30PM M

09/09 - 12/02 Marissa Hollar West Campus Gym/Dance 108 13.00 Hrs.

Maps can be found online at www.actx.edu/ce. R=Thursday, U=Sunday (example: TR=Tuesday/Thursday: SU=Saturday/Sunday)

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ID# 123220 DANC-1103-1006 Cynthia McCormack ID# 123221 DANC-1103-1007 Marissa Hollar ID# 123669 DANC-1103-1010 Danielle Starnes ID# 123222 DANC-1103-1008 Casey Schurke ID# 123223 DANC-1103-1009 Elizabeth Camp

07:00PM-08:00PM M West Campus Gym/Dance 108 11:00AM-12:00PM W West Campus Gym/Dance 108 01:30PM-02:30PM W West Campus Gym/Dance 108 04:00PM-05:00PM R West Campus Gym/Dance 108 05:30PM-06:30PM F West Campus Gym/Dance 108 09:00AM-10:00AM S West Campus Gym/Dance 108

09/09 - 12/02 13.00 Hrs. 09/04 - 12/04 13.00 Hrs. 09/04 - 12/04 13.00 Hrs. 09/05 - 12/05 13.00 Hrs. 09/06 - 12/06 13.00 Hrs. 09/07 - 12/07 13.00 Hrs.

Ballet Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 4-6)

$58.00

Tap Beginning Coed (Ages 4-7)

$58.00

Ballet and Tap Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 4-6)

$84.00

Must have reached age 4 before first class meeting. This class focuses on technique for beginning and intermediate students. Leotard, tights, and pink ballet shoes required.

ID# 123200 DANC-1104-1003 05:30PM-06:00PM M

09/09 - 12/02 Sarah Floyd West Campus Gym/Dance 108

6.50 Hrs. ID# 123210 DANC-1104-1006 12:00PM-12:30PM W

09/04 - 12/04 Marissa Hollar West Campus Gym/Dance 108 6.50 Hrs. Must have reached age 4 before first class meeting. This class focuses on technique for beginning and intermediate students. Black tap shoes required.

ID# 123213 DANC-1104-1008 06:00PM-06:30PM R

09/05 - 12/05 Lauren Abercrombie

West Campus Gym/Dance 108

6.50 Hrs. Must have reached age 4 before first class meeting. This class focuses on technique for beginning and intermediate students. Leotard, tights, pink ballet, and black tap shoes required.

ID# 123192 DANC-1104-1001 02:30PM-03:30PM M 09/09 - 12/02 Cynthia McCormack West Campus Gym/Dance 108 13.00 Hrs. ID# 123197 DANC-1104-1002 04:30PM-05:30PM M

09/09 - 12/02 Kathleen Cowan West Campus Gym/Dance 107 13.00 Hrs. ID# 123207 DANC-1104-1004 06:00PM-07:00PM M

09/09 - 12/02 Elizabeth Camp West Campus Gym/Dance 108

13.00 Hrs. ID# 123209 DANC-1104-1005 11:00AM-12:00PM W

09/04 - 12/04 Kathleen Cowan West Campus Gym/Dance 107 13.00 Hrs. ID# 123214 DANC-1104-1009 10:30AM-11:30AM S

09/07 - 12/07 Casey Schurke West Campus Gym/Dance 107 13.00 Hrs.

Ballet and Tap Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 4-6)

$67.00

Must have reached age 4 before first class meeting. This class focuses on technique for beginning and intermediate students. Leotard, tights, pink ballet, and black tap shoes required.

ID# 123212 DANC-1104-1007 05:45PM-06:30PM R

09/05 - 11/21 Jennifer McKinney

West Campus Gym/Dance 107

9.00 Hrs.

Ballet and Tap Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 5-8)

$84.00

Must have reached age 5 before first class meeting. This class focuses on technique for beginning and intermediate students. Leotard, tights, pink ballet, and black tap shoes required.

ID# 123185 DANC-1105-1001 03:45PM-04:45PM T

09/03 - 11/26 Danielle Starnes West Campus Gym/Dance 107

13.00 Hrs. ID# 123155 DANC-1105-1002 04:30PM-05:30PM W

09/04 - 12/04 Noelle Moya

West Campus Gym/Dance 108

13.00 Hrs. ID# 123157 DANC-1105-1003 06:30PM-07:30PM W

09/04 - 12/04 Marissa Hollar

West Campus Gym/Dance 108

13.00 Hrs. ID# 123158 DANC-1105-1004 10:00AM-11:00AM S

09/07 - 12/07 Elizabeth Camp West Campus Gym/Dance 108 13.00 Hrs.

Home-school Ballet and Tap (Ages 6-14)

$84.00

Must have reached age 6 before first class meeting. This class focuses on technique for beginning and intermediate students. Leotard, tights, pink ballet, and black tap shoes required. Students will be dancing to all Christian music.

ID# 123153 DANC-1106-1002 02:30PM-03:30PM W

09/04 - 12/04 Cynthia McCormack

West Campus Gym/Dance 108 13.00 Hrs. New Classes

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43 Ballet and Jazz Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 6-8)

$84.00

Must have reached age 6 before first class meeting. This class focuses on technique for beginning and intermediate students. Leotard, tights, and pink ballet shoes required. Jazz shoes will be discussed at first class meeting.

ID# 123154 DANC-1106-1003 11:30AM-12:30PM S

09/07 - 12/07 Casey Schurke West Campus Gym/Dance 107 13.00 Hrs.

Dance Team Hip Hop Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 6-8)

$84.00

By instructor approval only. Students must audition and be invited to enroll in this class.

ID# 123663 DANC-1106-1004 04:30PM-05:30PM F

09/06 - 12/06 Casey Schurke West Campus Gym/Dance 108

13.00 Hrs.

Ballet and Tap Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 6-9)

$70.00

Must have reached age 6 before first class meeting. This class focuses on technique for beginning and intermediate students. Leotard, tights, pink ballet, and black tap shoes required.

ID# 123152 DANC-1106-1001 05:45PM-06:45PM T

09/03 - 11/26 Jennifer McKinney

West Campus Gym/Dance 107

9.75 Hrs.

Ballet, Tap, and Jazz Intermediate (Ages 7-10)

$131.00

Prerequisite: Must have two years previous ballet and tap experience. Ballet and tap shoes required. Jazz shoes will be discussed at first class meeting.

ID# 123150 DANC-1107-1001 04:45PM-05:45PM TR

09/03 - 11/21 Jennifer McKinney West Campus Gym/Dance 107 24.00 Hrs.

Ballet, Tap, and Jazz Intermediate (Ages 7-9)

$139.00

Prerequisite: Must have two years previous ballet and tap experience. Ballet and tap shoes required. Jazz shoes will be discussed at first class meeting.

ID# 123151 DANC-1107-1003 05:00PM-06:00PM TR

09/03 - 12/03 Lauren Abercrombie West Campus Gym/Dance 108

26.00 Hrs.

Dance Team Hip Hop (Ages 7-9)

$84.00

Prerequisite: By instructor approval only. Students must audition and be invited to enroll in this class.

ID# 123664 DANC-1107-1005 06:30PM-07:30PM W

09/04 - 12/04 Casey Schurke

West Campus Gym/Dance 107 13.00 Hrs.

Ballet & Tap Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 7-10)

$84.00

Dance Team Hip Hop Intermediate (Ages 8-12)

$70.00

Prerequisite: Must have two years previous ballet and tap experience. Ballet and tap shoes required.

ID# 123184 DANC-1107-1004 05:30PM-06:30PM M

09/09 - 12/02 Kathleen Cowan

West Campus Gym/Dance 107

13.00 Hrs.

Prerequisite: Must have two years previous ballet and tap experience. Hip hop shoes will be discussed at first class meeting.

ID# 123142 DANC-1108-1001 07:30PM-08:15PM M

09/09 - 12/02 Casey Schurke

West Campus Gym/Dance 107 9.75 Hrs.

Ballet, Tap, and Jazz Beginning/Intermediate (Age 9-16)

$139.00

Must have reached age 9 before first class meeting. This class focuses on technique for beginning and intermediate students. Leotard, tights, pink ballet and, black tap shoes required. Jazz shoes will be discussed at first class meeting.

ID# 123138 DANC-1114-1001 06:30PM-07:30PM TR

09/03 - 12/03 Lauren Abercrombie

West Campus Gym/Dance 108

26.00 Hrs.

Ballet, Broadway, and Jazz Intermediate/Advanced (Ages 10-14)

$139.00

Ballet and Jazz Intermediate (Ages 11-16)

$84.00

Prerequisite: Must have three years previous ballet experience. Ballet shoes required.

Jazz, shoes will be discussed at first class meeting.

ID# 123148 DANC-1109-1002 06:30PM-08:30PM TR

09/03 - 10/15 ID# 123149 DANC-1109-1003 06:30PM-08:30PM TR

10/17 - 12/03 Jennifer McKinney West Campus Gym/Dance 108 26.00 Hrs. Prerequisite: Must have three years previous ballet experience. Ballet shoes required.

Jazz shoes will be discussed at first class meeting.

ID# 123146 DANC-1109-1001 06:30PM-07:30PM M

09/09 - 12/02 Kathleen Cowan West Campus Gym/Dance 107 13.00 Hrs. Maps can be found online at www.actx.edu/ce. R=Thursday, U=Sunday (example: TR=Tuesday/Thursday: SU=Saturday/Sunday)

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ID# 123143 DANC-1110-1001 07:30PM-09:00PM TR Jennifer McKinney West Campus Gym/Dance 107

$182.00

09/03 - 11/21 36.00 Hrs.

Performance Dance Team

$127.00

By instructor approval only. Students must audition and be invited to enroll in this class.

For additional information please call (806)356-3635.

ID# 123658 DANC-1119-1003 04:30PM-06:00PM F 08/30 - 12/13 Marissa Hollar Polk Street Nixson Gym 102C & 200 22.50 Hrs.

Non-Performing

Non-performing classes are designed with a focus on technical dance development with NO recital or costume cost commitments at the end of the semester.

Mommy and Me Creative Movement (Ages 2-4)

$58.00

Parent participation class. (Parent does not enroll in the class, only their child.) Parent is to stay and help the dancer. No siblings are allowed that are not enrolled in the class.

Dancers and parents should dress in comfortable attire. Ballet shoes are not required.

ID# 123135 DANC-1011-1001 09:30AM-10:00AM W

09/04 – 12/04 Kathleen Cowan West Campus Gym/Dance 107 6.50 Hrs.

Mommy and Me Creative Ballet (Ages 2-4)

$58.00

Parent participation class. (Parent does not enroll in the class, only their child.) Parent is to stay and help the dancer. No siblings are allowed that are not enrolled in the class.

Dancers and parents should dress in comfortable attire. Ballet shoes are not required.

ID# 123136 DANC-1011-1002 06:00PM-06:30PM W

09/04 - 12/04 Marissa Hollar West Campus Gym/Dance 108

6.50 Hrs.

Ballet and Tap Beginning (Ages 2-4)

$84.00

Must be completely toilet trained, no diapers or pull-ups. Must have reached age 2 before first class meeting. Introduction to ballet and tap techniques. Leotard, tights, and pink ballet shoes are required.

ID# 123131 DANC-1010-1002 10:00AM-11:00AM T 09/03 – 12/03 Casey Schurke West Campus Gym/Dance 101 13.00 Hrs.

Baby Hop (Ages 2-4)

$58.00

$58.00

Must be completely toilet trained, no diapers or pull-ups. Must have reached age 2 before first class meeting. This class focuses on rhythmic movement to fun kid’s music. Students should dress in comfortable attire and will be barefoot in class.

ID# 123132 DANC-1010-1004 12:30PM-01:00PM W

09/04 – 12/04 Marissa Hollar West Campus Gym/Dance 108 6.50 Hrs.

Ballet Beginning (Ages 2-4)

Must be completely toilet trained, no diapers or pull-ups. Must have reached age 2 before first class meeting. Introduction to ballet techniques. Leotard, tights, and pink ballet shoes are required.

ID# 123130 DANC-1010-1001 10:00AM-10:30AM M

09/09 - 12/02 Marissa Hollar West Campus Gym/Dance 108 6.50 Hrs. ID# 123189 DANC-1010-1003 06:00PM-06:30PM T

09/03 - 11/26 Staff

West Campus Gym/Dance 108 6.50 Hrs. ID# 123133 DANC-1010-1005 05:30PM-06:00PM W

09/04 - 12/04 Casey Schurke West Campus Gym/Dance 108

6.50 Hrs. ID# 123134 DANC-1010-1006 10:00AM-10:30AM S

09/07 - 12/07 Casey Schurke West Campus Gym/Dance 108 6.50 Hrs.

Ballet and Tap Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 3-5)

$84.00

Must be completely toilet trained. No diapers or pull-ups and must have reached age 3 before first class meeting. Introduction to ballet and tap techniques. Leotard, tights, pink ballet, and black tap shoes are required.

ID# 123139 DANC-1126-1001 10:30AM-11:30AM M

09/09 - 12/02 Marissa Hollar West Campus Gym/Dance 108 13.00 Hrs. ID# 123140 DANC-1126-1002 06:00PM-07:00PM F

09/06 - 12/06 Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 107 13.00 Hrs.

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45 Ballet and Tap Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 4-6)

$84.00

Must have reached age 4 before first class meeting. This class focuses on technique for beginning and intermediate students. Leotard, tights, pink ballet, and black tap shoes required. This is a non-performing class.

ID# 123141 DANC-1121-1001 11:00AM-12:00PM S

09/07 - 12/07 Elizabeth Camp

West Campus Gym/Dance 108

13.00 Hrs.

Ballet and Tap Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 7-10)

$84.00

Must have reached age 7 before first class meeting. This class focuses on technique for beginning and intermediate students. Leotard, tights, pink ballet, and black tap shoes required.

ID# 123182 DANC-1115-1001 12:00PM-01:00PM S

09/07 - 12/07 Elizabeth Camp West Campus Gym/Dance 108 13.00 Hrs.

Ballet and Jazz Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 7-11)

$84.00

Must have reached age 7 before first class meeting. This class focuses on technique for beginning and intermediate students. Leotard, tights, and pink ballet shoes required. Jazz shoes will be discussed at first class meeting.

ID# 123144 DANC-1111-1001 05:30PM-06:30PM W

09/04 - 12/04 Noelle Moya West Campus Gym/Dance 107 13.00 Hrs.

Kids-Dance - Belly Dance For additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Belly Dancing for Youth

$60.00

Come and experience the joy of dancing with other kids in a group setting. Learn to move with gracefulness and confidence. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a scarf to tie around your hips.

ID# 123547 CHILD-1650-1001 10:00AM-11:30AM S 09/14 - 12/07 Shelly Stephens Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 200 18.00 Hrs

Fencing

For additional information, please call (806) 371-2920.

Youth Fencing - Beginning (Ages 8-12)

$48.00

This class is for children, ages 8 to 12, who have less than 3 semesters of fencing instruction. The class provides beginning instruction in the basic principles of modern sport fencing. The class will introduce basic techniques of the foil and épée. All equipment for students in this class is provided. The instructor is a professional member of the United States Fencing Association.

ID# 123107 CHILD-2700-1001 07:00PM-08:30PM M 08/26 - 12/09 Chuck Slaughter/Bary Nusz

Russell Hall 104 22.50 Hrs.

Youth Fencing - Intermediate (Ages 8-12)

$48.00

This class is for children, ages 8 to 12, who have at least 3 semesters of fencing instruction or have been approved by the instructor to register for the class. The class provides beginning and some intermediate instruction in the basic principles of modern sport fencing. The class provides more advanced instruction in the techniques of the foil and épée. This class is more strenuous than Youth Fencing Beginning. All equipment for students in this class is provided but students are encouraged to provide their own mask, jacket, glove, foil and épée if possible. Students should consult with the instructor BEFORE purchasing equipment. The instructor is a professional member of the United States Fencing Association.

ID# 123108 CHILD-2705-1001 07:00PM-09:00PM M 08/26 - 12/14

and 12:00PM-02:00PM S

08/26 - 12/14 Chuck Slaughter/Bary Nusz

Russell Hall 103 48.00 Hrs. Fencing (Ages 13-Adult) see page 23.

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Kids-Gymnastics USA Gymnastics Fitness Program Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 7-10)

$96.00

USA Gymnastics Fitness Program Beginning/Intermediate (Ages 11-16)

$96.00

Conditioning is the core of any fitness plan and the basis of any sport. Today’s children are considered the most inactive in history. Amarillo College Gymnastics is a fun and safe environment to conduct fitness-related activities. USA Gymnastics Fitness Program is designed for year-round use, to develop a physically active lifestyle by using all the fun equipment in a gymnastics facility. The emphasis is on strength training, cardiovascular exercise, flexibility, and good nutrition.

ID# 123486 CHILD-1051-1001 04:00PM-05:00PM M 08/26 - 12/09 Zenaida Vasquez West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs.

ID# 123487 CHILD-1051-1002 Zenaida Vasquez

05:00PM-06:00PM M West Campus Gym/Dance 101

Mommy and Me Coed (Ages 2-4)

08/26 - 12/09 15.00 Hrs.

$96.00

$96.00

Parent participation class. (Parent does not enroll in the class, only their child.) Parent is required to stay and help the gymnast. All pieces of equipment taught. No siblings are allowed that are not enrolled in the class.

ID# 123478 CHILD-1065-1001 10:00AM-11:00AM M

08/26 - 12/09 Brandi Urquhart

West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. ID# 123479 CHILD-1065-1002 10:00AM-11:00AM T

08/27 - 12/10 Carrie Kesler

West Campus Gym/Dance 101 16.00 Hrs. ID# 123480 CHILD-1065-1003 10:30AM-11:30AM W

08/28 - 12/11 Brandi Urquhart

West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs. ID# 123481 CHILD-1065-1004 10:00AM-11:00AM R

08/29 - 12/12 Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. ID# 123482 CHILD-1065-2001 10:00AM-11:00AM F

08/30 - 12/20 Brandi Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs. ID# 123483 CHILD-1065-2002 05:30PM-06:30PM F

08/30 - 12/20 Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. ID# 123484 CHILD-1065-2003 09:00AM-10:00AM S

08/31 - 12/21 Rebekah Klein

West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. ID# 123485 CHILD-1065-2004 12:00PM-01:00PM S

08/31 - 12/21 Rebekah Klein West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs.

Level 1 Coed (Ages 2-4)

Must be completely toilet trained, no diapers or pull-ups. All pieces of equipment taught.

Emphasis on balance and coordination.

ID# 123445 CHILD-1075-1001 11:00AM-12:00PM M

08/26 - 12/09 Brandi Urquhart

West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs. ID# 123446 CHILD-1075-1002 12:00PM-01:00PM M

08/26 - 12/09 Shanna Childress

West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. ID# 123447 CHILD-1075-1003 11:00AM-12:00PM T

08/27 - 12/10 Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 16.00 Hrs. ID# 123448 CHILD-1075-1004 05:30PM-06:30PM T

08/27 - 12/10 Megan Frazier West Campus Gym/Dance 101 16.00 Hrs. ID# 123449 CHILD-1075-1005 10:00AM-11:00AM W

08/28 - 12/11 Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. ID# 123450 CHILD-1075-1006 11:30AM-12:30PM W

08/28 - 12/11 Brandi Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs. ID# 123451 CHILD-1075-1007 11:00AM-12:00PM R

08/29 - 12/12 Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. ID# 123452 CHILD-1075-1008 04:30PM-05:30PM R

08/29 - 12/12 Megan Frazier West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs. ID# 123453 CHILD-1075-2001 09:00AM-10:00AM F

08/30 - 12/20 Brandi Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. ID# 123454 CHILD-1075-2002 06:00PM-07:00PM F

08/30 - 12/20 Maegan Gauna

West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. ID# 123455 CHILD-1075-2003 10:00AM-11:00AM S

08/31 - 12/21 Mystic Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. ID# 123456 CHILD-1075-2004 11:00AM-12:00PM S

08/31 - 12/21 Megan Frazier West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs. New Classes

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47 Level 1 Coed (Ages 3-5)

$96.00

Must be completely toilet trained, no diapers or pull-ups. All pieces of equipment taught.

Emphasis on balance and coordination.

ID# 123433 CHILD-1075-1010 09:00AM-10:00AM M

08/26 - 12/09 Brandi Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. ID# 123434 CHILD-1075-1011 11:00AM-12:00PM M

08/26 - 12/09 Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs. ID# 123435 CHILD-1075-1012 12:00PM-01:00PM T

08/27 - 12/10 Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 16.00 Hrs. ID# 123436 CHILD-1075-1013 05:00PM-06:00PM T

08/27 - 12/10 Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 16.00 Hrs. ID# 123437 CHILD-1075-1014 11:00AM-12:00PM W

08/28 - 12/11 Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs. ID# 123438 CHILD-1075-1015 06:00PM-07:00PM W

08/28 - 12/11 Mystic Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. ID# 123439 CHILD-1075-1016 12:00PM-01:00PM R

08/29 - 12/12 Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. ID# 123440 CHILD-1075-1017 05:00PM-06:00PM R

08/29 - 12/12 Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. ID# 123441 CHILD-1075-2005 10:00AM-11:00AM F

08/30 - 12/20 Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs. ID# 123442 CHILD-1075-2006 11:00AM-12:00PM F

08/30 - 12/20 Brandi Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs. ID# 123443 CHILD-1075-2007 03:30PM-04:30PM F

08/30 - 12/20 Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. ID# 123444 CHILD-1075-2008 11:00AM-12:00PM S

08/31 - 12/21 Rebekah Klein West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs.

Level 1 Coed (Ages 4-7)

Emphasis on beginning gymnastics. All pieces of equipment taught.

ID# 123306 CHILD-1081-1001 10:00AM-11:00AM M

Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101

ID# 123307 CHILD-1081-1002 01:30PM-02:30PM T

Kendal Kuehler West Campus Gym/Dance 101

ID# 123308 CHILD-1081-1003 03:30PM-04:30PM R

Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 ID# 123309 CHILD-1081-2001 11:00AM-12:00PM F

Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101

ID# 123310 CHILD-1081-2002 12:00PM-01:00PM S

Mystic Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101

Level 1 Coed (Ages 8-12)

Emphasis on beginning gymnastics. All pieces of equipment taught.

ID# 123311 CHILD-1081-1004 05:00PM-06:00PM W

Mystic Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101

Levels 1-2 Coed (Ages 4-7)

$96.00 08/26 - 12/09 15.00 Hrs. 08/27 - 12/10 16.00 Hrs. 08/29 - 12/12 15.00 Hrs. 08/30 - 12/20 15.00 Hrs. 08/31 - 12/21

15.00 Hrs.

$96.00 08/28 - 12/11 15.00 Hrs.

$96.00

Emphasis on beginning gymnastics. All pieces of equipment taught.

ID# 123313 CHILD-1081-1005 12:00PM-01:00PM M

08/26 - 12/09 Brandi Urquhart

West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. ID# 123314 CHILD-1081-1006 05:30PM-06:30PM M

08/26 - 12/09 Megan Frazier West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. ID# 123316 CHILD-1081-1007 01:00PM-02:00PM T

08/27 - 12/10 Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101

16.00 Hrs. ID# 123419 CHILD-1081-1008 03:30PM-04:30PM T

08/27 - 12/10 Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101

16.00 Hrs. ID# 123420 CHILD-1081-1009 04:00PM-05:00PM T

08/27 - 12/10 Sierra Barrientez

West Campus Gym/Dance 101

16.00 Hrs. ID# 123422 CHILD-1081-1010 09:30AM-10:30AM W

08/28 - 12/11 Brandi Urquhart West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. ID# 123423 CHILD-1081-1011 12:30PM-01:30PM W

08/28 - 12/11 Brandi Urquhart

West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs. ID# 123424 CHILD-1081-1012 01:00PM-02:00PM R

08/29 - 12/12 Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs. ID# 123425 CHILD-1081-1013 06:00PM-07:00PM R

08/29 - 12/12 Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs. ID# 123426 CHILD-1081-2003 04:30PM-05:30PM F

08/30 - 12/20 Mystic Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. Maps can be found online at www.actx.edu/ce. R=Thursday, U=Sunday (example: TR=Tuesday/Thursday: SU=Saturday/Sunday)

48 ID# 123427 CHILD-1081-2004 Mystic Barrientez

ID# 123428 CHILD-1081-2005 Rebekah Klein

09:00AM-10:00AM S West Campus Gym/Dance 101 10:00AM-11:00AM S West Campus Gym/Dance 101

08/31 - 12/21 15.00 Hrs. 08/31 - 12/21

15.00 Hrs.

Levels 1-2 Coed (Ages 4-7)

$161.00

Emphasis on beginning gymnastics. All pieces of equipment taught.

ID# 123315 CHILD-1081-2006 04:00PM-05:00PM MW Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 ID# 123421 CHILD-1117-2007 06:00PM-07:00PM TR Zenaida Vasquez West Campus Gym/Dance 101

Home-school Levels 1-2 Coed (Ages 5-7)

Designed for home-schooled children. All pieces of equipment taught.

ID# 123492 CHILD-1109-2001 12:00PM-01:00PM F

Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101

Levels 1-2 Coed (Ages 5-12)

$96.00

08/30 - 12/20 15.00 Hrs.

$161.00

Emphasis on beginning gymnastics. All pieces of equipment taught.

ID# 123430 CHILD-1081-2009 04:30PM-05:30PM F

Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101

ID# 123432 CHILD-1081-2011 09:00AM-10:00AM S

Kendal Kuehler West Campus Gym/Dance 101

Levels 1-2 Boys (Ages 6-16)

08/31 - 12/21 15.00 Hrs.

Levels 1-2 Coed (Ages 8-12)

Levels 1-2 Coed (Ages 8-16)

$96.00

Emphasis on beginning gymnastics. All pieces of equipment taught.

ID# 123429 CHILD-1081-2008 11:00AM-12:00PM S

Mystic Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 Emphasis on beginning gymnastics. All pieces of equipment taught.

ID# 123431 CHILD-1081-2010 06:00PM-07:00PM MW Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101

08/26 - 12/11 30.00 Hrs. 08/27 - 12/12 31.00 Hrs.

08/26 - 12/11 30.00 Hrs.

$96.00 08/30 - 12/20 15.00 Hrs. 08/31 - 12/20

15.00 Hrs.

$96.00

Prerequisite: This is a boy’s only class. Emphasis on beginning men’s gymnastics.

This class follows USAG Men’s Gymnastics Programs.

ID# 123489 CHILD-1087-2001 07:00PM-08:00PM F

08/30 - 12/20 Maegan Gauna

West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs.

Level 2 Coed (Ages 4-6)

$161.00

Level 2 Coed (Ages 4-7)

$96.00

Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, handstands, and round-offs without assistance. All pieces of equipment taught.

ID# 123457 CHILD-1117-2001 02:30PM-03:30PM TR

08/27 - 12/12 Kendal Kuehler West Campus Gym/Dance 101

31.00 Hrs Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, handstands, and round-offs without assistance. All pieces of equipment taught.

ID# 123458 CHILD-1117-1001 12:00PM-01:00PM W

08/28 - 12/11 Shanna Childress West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs. ID# 123459 CHILD-1117-2002 11:00AM-12:00PM F

08/30 - 12/20 Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs.

Level 2 Coed (Ages 5-8)

$161.00

Level 2 Coed (Ages 5-12)

$96.00

Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, handstands, and round-offs without assistance. All pieces of equipment taught.

ID# 123460 CHILD-1117-2003 03:30PM-04:30PM TR

08/27 - 12/12 Kendal Kuehler West Campus Gym/Dance 101

31.00 Hrs. Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, handstands, and round-offs without assistance. All pieces of equipment taught.

ID# 123461 CHILD-1117-1002 07:00PM-08:00PM T

08/27 - 12/10 Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101

16.00 Hrs. ID# 123462 CHILD-1117-1003 07:00PM-08:00PM R

08/29 - 12/12 Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. New Classes

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49 Level 2 Coed (Ages 5-16)

$96.00

Level 2 Coed (Ages 8-16)

$96.00

Levels 2-3 Coed (Ages 4-7)

$96.00

Levels 2-3 Coed (Ages 5-7)

$96.00

Levels 2-3 Coed (Ages 5-7)

$161.00

Levels 2-3 Coed (Ages 5-8)

$96.00

Levels 2-3 Coed (Ages 5-12)

$161.00

Levels 2-3 Coed (Ages 8-12)

$96.00

Levels 2-3 Coed (Ages 8-16)

$96.00

Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, handstands, and round-offs without assistance. All pieces of equipment taught.

ID# 123463 CHILD-1117-2004 12:00PM-01:00PM S

08/31 - 12/21 Kendal Kuehler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, handstands, and round-offs without assistance. All pieces of equipment taught.

ID# 123464 CHILD-1117-1004 04:30PM-05:30PM W

08/28 - 12/11 Kaylee Schrader West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, handstands, and round-offs without assistance. All pieces of equipment taught.

ID# 123465 CHILD-1117- 1005 04:30PM-05:30PM M

08/26 - 12/09 Kaylee Schrader

West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs. ID# 123466 CHILD-1117-1006 05:00PM-06:00PM T

08/27 - 12/10 Zenaida Vasquez West Campus Gym/Dance 101

16.00 Hrs. Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, handstands, and round-offs without assistance. All pieces of equipment taught.

ID# 123467 CHILD-1117-2005 11:00AM-12:00PM S

08/31 - 12/21 Kendal Kuehler West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, handstands, and round-offs without assistance. All pieces of equipment taught.

ID# 123468 CHILD-1117-2006 05:00PM-06:00PM MW

08/26 - 12/11 Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 30.00 Hrs.

Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, handstands, and round-offs without assistance. All pieces of equipment taught.

ID# 123470 CHILD-1117-2007 03:30PM-04:30PM F

08/30 - 12/20 Mystic Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. ID# 123469 CHILD-1117-1007 06:00PM-07:00PM T

08/27 - 12/10 Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101

16.00 Hrs. Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, handstands, and round-offs without assistance. All pieces of equipment taught.

ID# 123471 CHILD-1117-2008 07:00PM-08:00PM TR

08/27 - 12/12 Zenaida Vasquez West Campus Gym/Dance 101

31.00 Hrs.

Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, handstands, and round-offs without assistance. All pieces of equipment taught.

ID# 123472 CHILD-1117-1008 07:00PM-08:00PM M

08/26 - 12/09 Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. ID# 123473 CHILD-1117-1009 07:00PM-08:00PM W

08/28 - 12/11 Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 15.00 Hrs. ID# 123474 CHILD-1117-1010 05:00PM-06:00PM R

08/29 - 12/12 Zenaida Vasquez West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs. ID# 123475 CHILD-1117-2009 05:30PM-06:30PM F

08/30 - 12/20 Mystic Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs. Prerequisites: Beginning Level 1 class. Must be able to perform cartwheels, handstands, and round-offs without assistance. All pieces of equipment taught.

ID# 123476 CHILD-1117-1011 05:30PM-06:30PM R

08/29 - 12/12 Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs. ID# 123477 CHILD-1117-2010 10:00AM-11:00AM S

08/31 - 12/21 Kendal Kuehler West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs.

Maps can be found online at www.actx.edu/ce. R=Thursday, U=Sunday (example: TR=Tuesday/Thursday: SU=Saturday/Sunday)

50 Levels 3-4 Coed (Ages 8-16)

$161.00

Prerequisites: Beginning Level 2 class. Must be able to perform back-handsprings without assistance. All pieces of equipment taught.

ID# 123491 CHILD-1116-2001 05:30PM-06:30PM MW

08/26 - 12/11 Kaylee Schrader West Campus Gym/Dance 101 30.00 Hrs.

Home-school Levels 3-5 Coed (Ages 8-16)

$96.00

Prerequisites: Beginning Levels 2-3 class. Must be able to perform back-handsprings without coach assistance. Designed for home-schooled children. All pieces of equipment taught. For additional information please call (806)356-3626.

ID# 123521 CHILD-1080-2001 12:00PM-01:00PM F

08/30 - 12/20 Carrie Kesler West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs.

Levels 4-5 Coed (Ages 8-16)

$96.00

Prerequisites: Level 3 class. Must be able to perform back-handsprings without assistance. All pieces of equipment taught.

ID# 123519 CHILD-1128-1001 06:30PM-07:30PM W

08/28 - 12/11 Madilyn Newsome West Campus Gym/Dance 101

15.00 Hrs.

Pre-Team Boys (Ages 6-18)

$221.00

Pre-Team Levels 2-3 Girls (Ages 5-18)

$217.00

Prerequisite: This is a boy’s only class. By instructor approval only. Class follows USAG Men’s Gymnastics Programs.

ID# 123488 CHILD-1105-2001 06:00PM-07:30PM MW

08/26 - 12/11 Danny Fuentes West Campus Gym/Dance 101 45.00 Hrs. Prerequisites: By approval of instructor only. Class follows USAG Women’s Artistic Gymnastics.

ID# 123649 CHILD-1125-2002 04:00PM-05:30PM WF 08/28 - 12/13 Shayla Scott

West Campus Gym/Dance 101 43.50 Hrs.

Advanced Levels 3-4 Girls (Ages 5-18)

$266.00

Prerequisites: By approval of instructor only. You must try-out and be invited to enroll in the class. Class follows USAG Women’s Artistic Gymnastics.

ID# 123531 CHILD-1125-1001 04:00PM-06:00PM MTWR 08/26 - 10/21 Allysa Meis

West Campus Gym/Dance 101 65.00 Hrs. Kendal Kuehler ID# 123532 CHILD-1125-2001 04:00PM-06:00PM MTWR 10/22 - 12/19 Allysa Meis West Campus Gym/Dance 101

65.00 Hrs. Kendal Kuehler

Advanced Level 5 Girls (Ages 5-18)

$376.00

By approval of instructor only. You must try-out and be invited to enroll in this class. Class follows USAG Women’s Artistic Gymnastics Level 5.

ID# 123533 CHILD-1108-1001 05:00PM-08:00PM MTR

08/26 - 10/21

05:00PM-06:30PM W

12:30PM-04:30PM S Allysa Meis West Campus Gym/Dance 101

95.00 Hrs. Samantha Muse Madilyn Newsome Shayla Scott ID# 123534 CHILD-1108-2001 05:00PM-08:00PM MTR

10/22 - 12/19

05:00PM-06:30PM W

12:30PM-04:30PM S Allysa Meis West Campus Gym/Dance 101

95.00 Hrs. Samantha Muse Madilyn Newsome Shayla Scott

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51 Advanced Levels 6-10 Girls (Ages 5-18)

$419.00

By approval of instructor only. You must try-out and be invited to enroll in this class. Class follows USAG Women’s Artistic Gymnastics Levels 6-10.

ID# 123535 CHILD-1108-1002 05:00PM-08:00PM MTR

08/26 - 10/22

05:00PM-06:30PM W

12:30PM-04:30PM S Allysa Meis West Campus Gym/Dance 101

106.50 Hrs. Samantha Muse Madilyn Newsome Shayla Scott ID# 123536 CHILD-1108-2002 05:00PM-08:00PM MTR

10/23 - 12/21

05:00PM-06:30PM W

12:30PM-04:30PM S Allysa Meis West Campus Gym/Dance 101 106.50 Hrs. Samantha Muse Madilyn Newsome Shayla Scott

Music

For registration please visit www.actx.edu/suzuki or call (806) 371-5346.

Suzuki Program

This supportive learning environment is the perfect place for parents and children to develop a creative, cooperative learning partnership to learn to play the following instruments: violin, viola, cello, guitar and flute. Weekly private and group instruction, monthly Play-ins, solo recitals, and the annual group recital are all components of this complete Suzuki experience. Since 1977, the AC Suzuki Program has offered highly qualified and trained Suzuki instructors to support and train growing talent in all students, ages 3-18. For additional information please visit www.actx.edu/suzuki.

Suzuki Orff - Non Program

$58.00

Advanced Ensemble – Non Program

$75.00

Group Flute - Non Program

$75.00

Music, rhythm, and movement class using Orff instruments and techniques with an emphasis on preparing and/or strengthening student skills for Suzuki string instrumental study. This section for students NOT currently enrolled in Suzuki Private Lessons.

ID# 123626 SUZ-7031-1001 04:30PM-05:00PM W 08/28 - 12/04 ID# 123625 SUZ-7031-1002 05:00PM-05:30PM W 08/28 - 12/04 Vanessa Rauscher Music Bldg. TBA 7.00 Hrs. Build music reading and theory skills from basic fundamentals through string orchestra and ensembles with Suzuki violin, viola and cello students. For middle and high school students with a minimum of three years’ experience who are playing at the following, MINIMUM levels: violin: La Folia (Suzuki Book 6), viola: Telemann Concerto (Suzuki Book 4), cello: Marcello Sonata in E minor (Suzuki Book 4). This section is for students NOT enrolled in Suzuki Private Lessons. For more information, please email cdnies@actx.edu.

ID# 123624 SUZ-8049-1001 5:00PM – 5:45PM W 08/28 – 12/04 TBA Music Bldg. 310 10.5 Hrs. Students develop a solid foundation in basic flute techniques and sound production through the use of the fife (a small plastic flute). Students learn to read music notations and work toward developing musical expression, pitch awareness, and ensemble skills in a fun group class setting. This session is for students NOT enrolled in Suzuki private lessons.

ID# 123628 SUZ-8046-1001 TBA R 08/29 - 12/05 Katherine Cooper Music Bldg. TBA 10.50 Hrs.

Maps can be found online at www.actx.edu/ce. R=Thursday, U=Sunday (example: TR=Tuesday/Thursday: SU=Saturday/Sunday)

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Power Tumbling and Trampoline For additional information please call (806) 356-3626.

Power Tumbling and Trampoline Level 1 Coed (Ages 3-5)

$96.00

Beginning power tumbling and trampoline only.

ID# 123650 CHILD-2350-2001 09:00AM-10:00AM S Georgia Canfield West Campus Gym/Dance 101

08/31 - 12/21 15.00 Hrs.

Power Tumbling and Trampoline Level 1 Coed (Ages 4-7)

$96.00

Beginning power tumbling and trampoline only.

ID# 123509 CHILD-2350-1002 04:00PM-05:00PM W Mystic Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101 ID# 123510 CHILD-2350-1003 04:00PM-05:00PM R Sierra Barrientez West Campus Gym/Dance 101

Power Tumbling and Trampoline Levels 1-2 Coed (Ages 5-8) Beginning power tumbling and trampoline only.

ID# 123651 CHILD-2350-2002 10:00AM-11:00AM S Georgia Canfield West Campus Gym/Dance 101

Power Tumbling and Trampoline Levels 1-2 Coed (Ages 8-16) Beginning power tumbling and trampoline only.

ID# 123508 CHILD-2350-1001 06:00PM-07:00PM T Maegan Gauna

West Campus Gym/Dance 101

Power Tumbling and Trampoline Levels 2-3 Coed (Ages 8-16)

08/28 - 12/11 15.00 Hrs. 08/29 - 12/12 15.00 Hrs.

$96.00 08/31 - 09/07 15.00 Hrs.

$96.00 08/27 - 12/10 16.00 Hrs.

$96.00

Prerequisites: Beginning Levels 1-2 class. Must be able to perform back-handsprings without coach assistance. Power tumbling and trampoline only ID# 123507 CHILD-1132-1001 07:00PM-08:00PM T 08/27 - 12/10 Maegan Gauna West Campus Gym/Dance 101 16.00 Hrs.

Sports and Recreation

For additional information please call (806) 371-2920.

Golf (Ages 12-Adult) see page 30.

Hunter Education (Ages 9-Adult) see page 30.

Martial Art and Self-Defense (Ages 13-Adult) see page 30.

Martial Arts Karate - Shotokan (Ages 5-13)

$79.00

Karate - Shotokan (Ages 8-13)

$83.00

The Japan Karate Association method is one of the best for teaching unarmed selfdefense and various martial arts techniques. Belt advancement upon completion of prescribed syllabi. Gi uniform is required.

ID# 123542 CHILD-1165-1002 05:30PM-07:30PM R 08/29 - 12/12 ID# 123544 CHILD-1165-1003 09:30AM-11:00AM S 08/31 - 12/14 Robert Gillespie, 3rd Dan

Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 102C 22.50 Hrs. ID# 123538 CHILD-1165-1001 Robert Gillespie, 3rd Dan

05:30PM-07:00PM T 08/27 - 12/10 Downtown Campus Nixson Gym 102C 24.00 Hrs.

Volleyball Volleyball for Girls (Grades 3 and 4)

$47.00

Basic skills in volleyball - passing, setting, blocking, spiking, and proper footwork taught in the class. Drills and team play enforced beginning the third class meeting. Come sign up for lots of fun and play.

ID# 123548 CHILD-1393-1001 06:30PM-08:00PM R 08/29 - 10/24 Rita Sampson Carter Fitness Center 110 13.50 Hrs.

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Skating

For additional information please call (806) 356-3626.

Rental skates are included in the course fee, but wrist guards and skating or hockey style helmets are required. Due to ice rink availability, occasional variations in schedule will be necessary.

Ice Skating Beginning Coed (Ages 5-8)

$128.00

Ice Skating Beginning Coed (Ages 9-18)

$128.00

Introduction to basic ice skating skills. Students will learn to glide forward and backward, stop, turn, fall, and get up. Class follows USFS Basic Skills curriculum.

ID# 123779 CHILD-1122-1001 12:00PM-01:00PM S 09/21 - 10/26 Svetlana Petrey Amarillo Civic Center Coliseum

9.00 Hrs. Introduction to basic ice skating skills. Students will learn to glide forward and backward, stop, turn, fall, and get up. Class follows USFS Basic Skills curriculum.

ID# 123781 CHILD-1122-1002 12:00PM-01:00PM S 09/21 - 10/26 Alicia Eaton-Spoll Amarillo Civic Center Coliseum

9.00 Hrs.

Theatre

A C Conservatory Theatre

For additional information please call (806) 371-5353.

Acting the Song

$125.00

Developing the Dramatic Actor

$125.00

Advanced: Getting the Callback

$125.00

A class designed to develop the singer’s ability to successfully interpret a song. Style, emotional response and presentation are addressed. End of semester presentation is included.

ID# 123595 ACT-1020-1001

04:00PM-05:00PM M

09/09 - 12/16 Linda Dee Hughes

Ordway Hall 112A 15.00 Hrs. Class is designed to develop the emotional and performance levels necessary for the presentation of a believable dramatic character. Actors learn through individual theatrical exercises, monologues and end of semester presentations.

ID# 123600 ACT-1006-1001

05:30PM-07:00PM M

09/09 - 12/16 Jayme McBride Ordway Hall 114 22.50 Hrs. An advanced class designed to explore local, college and national auditions. Materials for auditions are prepared to land that coveted call-back.

ID# 123596 ACT-1023-1001

05:00PM-06:30PM T

09/10 - 12/17 Linda Dee Hughes

Ordway Hall 107 22.50 Hrs.

Theatre Concepts (Ages 10 and Over)

$125.00

Class is designed to teach beginning to advanced students the language of the theatre.

A concept is introduced and worked in a practical theatre setting. Suggested as an entry level course for the student in a practical theatre setting.

ID# 123601 ACT-1083-1001

05:30PM-06:30PM T 09/10 - 12/17 Jayme McBride Ordway Hall 114 15.00 Hrs.

Pre-Conservatory Creative Drama (Ages 6-10)

$125.00

A fun class designed for the very young theatre student. The curriculum includes introductory theatre games and creative dramatic exercise.

ID# 123602 ACT-1200-1001

04:00PM-05:00PM W

09/11 - 12/18 Jayme McBride Ordway Hall 107 14.00 Hrs.

Comedy Tonight-Developing the Comedic Actor

$125.00

An introduction to the development of the comedic character. End of semester presentation is included.

ID# 123597 ACT-1010-1001

05:00PM-06:00PM W

09/11 - 12/18 Linda Dee Hughes

Ordway Hall 112A 14.00 Hrs.

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54 Introduction: Scene Studies

$125.00

Development of the actor through the study of age appropriate theatre scenes. Modern theatre literature will be explored and performed at the end of the semester.

ID# 123603 ACT-1094-1002 05:00PM-06:00PM W 09/11 - 12/18 Jayme McBride Ordway Hall 114 15.00 Hrs.

Vocal Technique

$125.00

Advanced: Scene Studies

$125.00

Audition Prep

$125.00

A study of the literature of musical theatre. Special emphasis is placed on learning proper technique and theory.

ID# 123598 ACT-1092-1001

04:30PM-05:30PM R 09/12 - 12/19 Amelia O’Dell

Ordway Hall 112A 14.00 Hrs. Actor development through the study of age appropriate theatrical scenes. Modern theatre literature will be explored, analyzed and performed.

ID# 123599 ACT-1094-1001

05:00PM-06:30PM R 09/12 - 12/19 Linda Dee Hughes Ordway Hall 107 21.00 Hrs.

Private instruction to prepare required materials for the LOCAL audition process. One on one instruction which includes monologue preparation, characterization, and cold read technique.

ID# 123604 ACT-1120-1001

04:00PM-04:30PM M

09/09 - 12/16 Jayme McBride Ordway Hall 114 7.50 Hrs. ID# 123605 ACT-1120-1002

04:30PM-05:00PM M

09/09 - 12/16 Jayme McBride Ordway Hall 114 7.50 Hrs. ID# 123606 ACT-1120-1003

04:00PM-04:30PM T

09/10 - 12/17 Linda Dee Hughes

Ordway Hall 112A 7.50 Hrs. ID# 123607 ACT-1120-1004

04:30PM-05:00PM T 09/10 - 12/17 Linda Dee Hughes Ordway Hall 112A 7.50 Hrs. ID# 123609 ACT-1120-1006

04:00PM-04:30PM W

09/11 - 12/18 Linda Dee Hughes

Ordway Hall 112A 7.50 Hrs. ID# 123608 ACT-1120-1005

04:30PM-05:00PM W 09/11 - 12/18 Linda Dee Hughes Ordway Hall 112A 7.50 Hrs. ID# 123610 ACT-1120-1007

04:00PM-04:30PM R 09/12 - 12/19 Jayme McBride Ordway Hall 114 7.50 Hrs. ID# 123611 ACT-1120-1008

04:30PM-05:00PM R 09/12 - 12/19 Jayme McBride Ordway Hall 114 7.50 Hrs.

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Seniors’ College The following classes are specifically designed for those age 50 and older. Unless otherwise noted, you must be age 50 or older or have permission of the instructor to take one of the classes.

Seniors - Arts and Crafts For additional information please call (806) 371-2922.

Acrylic Painting

$48.00

Woodcarving - Beginners/Intermediate

$48.00

Woodcarving - Intermediate

$48.00

Introduction to Oil Painting

$48.00

China Painting

$48.00

Oil Painting

$48.00

Drawing

$48.00

Watermedia Painting

$48.00

Beginning, intermediate and advanced class. Students must furnish own art supplies.

Pickup supply list, 1314 S. Polk, Room 123 and have supplies before first class meeting.

ID# 123329 SRCIT-1024-1001 09:00AM-12:00PM M 09/09 - 12/02 Donna Cobb/Darl Landis

Downtown Campus 123 39.00 Hrs. Must have minimum of two years related experience, completed the beginning woodcarving class, or instructor permission.

ID# 123331 SRCIT-1951-1002 01:00PM-04:00PM M 09/09 - 12/12 Jack Fuller/Ralph Byrd Downtown Campus 119 39.00 Hrs. Must have minimum of two years related experience, completed the beginning woodcarving class, or instructor permission.

ID# 123330 SRCIT-1951-1001 09:00AM-12:00PM M 09/09 - 12/02 Jack Fuller/Ralph Byrd Downtown Campus 119 39.00 Hrs. Students must furnish own art supplies. Supply list will be given at first class meeting.

Beginning basics in oil painting.

ID# 123333 SRCIT-1603-1001 09:00AM-12:00PM T 09/03 - 12/03 Jim Burleson

Downtown Campus 123 42.00 Hrs. Students must furnish own art supplies. Supply list will be given at first class meeting.

Paint your own gifts and create family heirlooms in this beautiful art. Pieces will be fired for minimal fee.

ID# 123336 SRCIT-1273-1001 01:00PM-04:00PM T 09/03 - 12/03 Jeannie Bewley Downtown Campus 119 42.00 Hrs. Students must furnish own art supplies. Supply list will be given at first class meeting.

Beginning, intermediate and advanced classes in oil painting with qualified instructors.

ID# 123343 SRCIT-1604-1001 09:00AM-12:00PM W 09/04 - 12/04 Rod Getman

Downtown Campus 123 39.00 Hrs. ID# 123347 SRCIT-1604-1002 09:00AM-12:00PM R 09/05 - 12/05 Bubbles Good Downtown Campus 123 39.00 Hrs. Students must furnish own art supplies. Supply list will be given at first class meeting.

Instruction for all levels of experience and using a variety of subjects and techniques.

ID# 123345 SRCIT-1362-1001 09:00AM-12:00PM R 09/05 - 12/05 Sandy Jones

Downtown Campus 119 39.00 Hrs. Explore the medium of watercolor from exercises and class set-ups.

ID# 123348 SRCIT-1901-1001 01:00PM-04:00PM R Cherine Marie-Kuster

Downtown Campus 119

09/05 - 12/05 39.00 Hrs.

Maps can be found online at www.actx.edu/ce. R=Thursday, U=Sunday (example: TR=Tuesday/Thursday: SU=Saturday/Sunday)

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Seniors - Computer Classes For additional information please call (806) 371-2922.

Basic Computer Concepts

$43.00

Beginning Word

$43.00

Beginning Excel

$43.00

Exploring the Internet

$43.00

An introductory class to computer concepts and terminology along with mouse operations, file management, and desktop properties. Introduction to word processing with Microsoft Notepad, WordPad and Microsoft Word. Creation of documents using features such as copying, pasting text alignment and margins.

ID# 123696 SRCIT-1286-1001 09:00AM-11:30AM MF 09/09 - 09/20 ID# 123697 SRCIT-1286-1002 09:00AM-11:30AM MF 11/04 - 11/15 Staff Downtown Campus 126 10.00 Hrs. A class with focus on Microsoft Word creating and formatting documents with formatted fonts, clip art, charts, borders and arrangement of text. The class will also insert text, utilize spell-check, borders and shading, bullets and numbering, along with paragraph features. A class handout will be given to each student.

ID# 123698 SRCIT-1828-1001 09:00AM-11:30AM MF 09/23 - 10/04 ID# 123700 SRCIT-1828-1002 09:00AM-11:30AM MF 12/02 - 12/13 Staff Downtown Campus 126 10.00 Hrs. Introduction to spreadsheets and the basic functions of Excel including arrangement of information, finding optimal cell width, inserting and deleting columns and rows, sorting and filtering data, merging and deleting cells, use of the summation formula and formatting text within the spreadsheet. A class handout will be given to each student.

ID# 123701 SRCIT-1385-1001 09:00AM-11:30AM MR 10/07 - 10/17 Staff

Downtown Campus 126 10.00 Hrs. An introduction to the internet and internet terminology with an emphasis on discussion of internet issues and review of popular websites. Seniors will explore both the internet and internet resources including the use of advanced search techniques to narrow search results. The class will create a free e-mail account and practice sending e-mails with and without attachments.

ID# 123703 SRCIT-1575-1001 09:00AM-11:30AM MF 10/21 - 11/01 Staff Downtown Campus 126 10.00 Hrs.

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Hereford Campus

For additional information please call (806) 457-4400 unless otherwise noted.

Computer Literacy Computer Fundamentals

$139.00

Prerequisite: Keyboarding skill of 25+ wpm. Computer application specific software.

Emphasizes the concurrent development of office skills and computer knowledge. This course is designed to be repeated multiple times to improve student proficiency.

ID# 123386 POFI-1004-1002 12:00PM-01:15PM TR 08/27 - 12/12 ID# 123388 POFI-1004-1003 04:30PM-05:45PM TR 08/27 - 12/12 Jimmy Taylor

Hereford Campus 116 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Customer Service Customer Service

$86.00

Practical information and techniques to create excellent customer service. Emphasis on the many facets of customer service and how to address each facet successfully.

ID# 123351 BMGT-1091-1004 06:00PM-06:50PM MW 08/26 - 12/11 Karen Esquivel

Hereford Campus TBA 32.00 Hrs. (3.20 CEU)

English as a Second Language ESL: Basic English Skills

$58.00

ESL: Speaking and Listening I

$220.00

ESL: Speaking and Listening III

$220.00

ESL: Speaking and Listening IV

$220.00

Review the alphabet and their sounds and numbers 1-20. Obtain knowledge of nouns, verbs, and adjectives. Develop basic English speaking and listening skills.

ID# 123374 NFUND-3003-1005 05:00PM-07:00PM T 10/08 - 12/10 Dolores Arambula

Hereford Campus TBA 20.00 Hrs. (2.00 CEU) Develop everyday conversational skills. Emphasis placed on vocabulary, pronunciation, and simple sentence patterns.

ID# 123352 NFUND-3003-1001 07:00PM-09:15PM TR 08/27 - 12/12 Dolores Arambula

Hereford Campus 117 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) Practice conversational and listening skills through class activities and practice. Emphasis placed on idioms and listening comprehension.

ID# 122508 NFUND-3003-1003 09:00AM-11:15AM TR 08/27 - 12/12 Dolores Arambula

Hereford Campus 101 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU) Practice conversational and listening skills through class activities and group practice.

Emphasis placed on idioms and listening comprehension. Special emphasis placed on individual speeches.

ID# 123353 NFUND-3003-1002 07:00PM-09:15PM MW 08/26 - 12/11 ID# 123373 NFUND-3003-1004 09:00AM-11:15AM TR 08/27 - 12/12 Dolores Arambula

Hereford Campus 117 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU)

Maps can be found online at www.actx.edu/ce. R=Thursday, U=Sunday (example: TR=Tuesday/Thursday: SU=Saturday/Sunday)

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Healthcare Courses Medical Terminology I

$127.00

Prerequisite: Reading Techniques II - minimum grade of C or a score on a stateapproved test indicating college-level reading skills. Study of medical terms through word origin and structure. Introduction to abbreviations and symbols, surgical and diagnostic procedures, and medical specialties.

ID# 123375 HITT-1005-1001 09:00AM-11:45AM F 08/30 - 12/13 Shawna Lopez

Hereford Campus TBA 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Management Supervision

$127.00

$127.00

Accounting Principles I

$127.00

A study of the role of the supervisor. Managerial functions as applied to leadership, counseling, motivation, and human skills are examined ID# 123376 BMGT-1001-1002 04:30PM-05:45PM MW 08/26 - 12/11 Karen Esquivel

Hereford Campus TBA 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Human Relations

Practical application of the principles and concepts of the behavioral sciences to interpersonal relationships in the business and industrial environment.

ID# 123377 HRPO-1011-1003 07:00PM-09:45PM M 08/26 - 12/09 Karen Esquivel Hereford Campus TBA 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU) Prerequisite: Reading Techniques II - minimum grade of C or a score on a stateapproved test indicating college-level reading skills. A study of accounting concepts and their application in transaction analysis and financial statement preparation and asset and equity accounting in proprietorships and corporations. Emphasis on accounting cycle for service and merchandising enterprises.

ID# 123379 ACNT-1025-1001 07:00PM-09:45PM W 08/28 - 12/11 Lisa Lightfoot Hereford Campus 100 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Communications in Management

$127.00

Basic communication theory and processes necessary for the management of an organization’s workforce. Student learns how to produce a job resume, job application, letters and prepare for job interviews.

ID# 123378 BMGT-1005-1003 07:00PM-09:45PM W 08/28 - 12/11 Karen Esquivel Hereford Campus TBA 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Photography Digital Photography - Basic

$71.00

Beginner’s class of basics for the enthusiastic photographer using a digital camera.

Become a professional photographer right before the holidays.

ID# 123380 PHOTO-1013-1001 06:00PM-08:50PM M 08/26 - 10/14 Pamela McNutt

Hereford Campus 116 21.00 Hrs.

Digital Photography - Imaging and Developing

$71.00

Beginners class of basics in photo imaging and developing pictures through use of digital camera computer software.

ID# 123381 PHOTO-1013-1002 06:00PM-08:50PM M 10/21 - 12/02 Pamela McNutt

Hereford Campus 116 21.00 Hrs.

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Moore County Campus

For additional information please call (806) 934-7220 unless otherwise noted.

Computer Literacy Business Computer Applications

$240.00

Prerequisite: Reading Techniques I - minimum grade of C or a score on a stateapproved test indicating readiness for Reading Techniques II. In-depth study of computer hardware, software, operating systems and information systems pertaining to a business environment. The main focus of this course is to understand and use various business software applications including word processing, spreadsheets, databases, presentation graphics and other miscellaneous business applications.

ID# 123400 POFI-1001-1001 04:00PM-05:15PM T 08/27 - 12/10 Karen Boatman Moore County Campus 147 80.00 Hrs. (8.00 CEU)

Computer Application for the Workplace - Intermediate

$ 35.00

Further your knowledge of common business computer applications and computer functions.

ID# 123401 ITSC-1043-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM M 09/09 - 09/30 Alicia Williams

Moore County Campus TBA 8.00 Hrs. (0.80 CEU)

Cooking Beginning Cake Decorating

$34.00

Halloween Cupcakes

$23.00

With practice and patience, cake decorating can be learned. This hands-on course starts with the basics of designing a work space, decorating tools, prepping a cake for decorating and many tips of the trade to help you create beautifully decorated cakes and more. Develop techniques such as applying buttercream type icing, basic piping techniques, how to make a rose, level a cake, and use a piping bag and decorator tips.

Learn the importance of texture and the temperament of icings used when decorating cakes. Students will decorate cookies, a cake, and cupcakes. ADDITIONAL SUPPLIES REQUIRED; PLEASE PICK UP LIST BEFORE 1ST CLASS. ID# 123405 COOK-1015-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM M 09/16 - 09/30 Denise Everett

Moore County Campus TBA 6.00 Hrs. A hands-on course. Learn how to make cute and creepy or slightly spooky cupcakes for Halloween fun. Develop techniques to make Halloween themed cupcakes using icing, candies, and other decorating items. Learn how to make a cat, a mummy, a pumpkin, a witch, a spider and a bat. Student must provide 6 plain un-iced cupcakes in paper or foil liners and a container or box to take them home in.

ID# 123406 COOK-1016-1001 10:00AM-12:00PM S

10/12 Denise Everett

Moore County Campus TBA 2.00 Hrs.

Dog Obedience Dog Obedience

$38.00

Teach your dog to sit down, stay, walk on a leash, and come when called. Dog must be at least one year old. Required equipment will be discussed at the first class session. No dogs at first session. DHLP-CPV and rabies vaccination required. Please bring proof of the rabies vaccination.

ID# 123407 SPEC-1151-1002 06:00PM-07:30PM T 10/15 - 11/19 Charlotte Pitts

Moore County Campus TBA 9.00 Hrs.

English as a Second Language Occupational English - Level I

$137.00

Develop workplace communication skills for agriculture, dairy and construction trades.

Emphasis placed on vocabulary, pronunciation and simple sentence patterns including correct subject verb agreement, punctuation and capitalization.

ID# 123409 COMG-1001-1001 10:00AM-12:00PM TW 09/10 – 12/04 Staff

Moore County Campus TBA 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU) Maps can be found online at www.actx.edu/ce. R=Thursday, U=Sunday (example: TR=Tuesday/Thursday: SU=Saturday/Sunday)

60 Occupational English Level I - Part II

$137.00

Develop workplace communication skills for agriculture, dairy, and construction trades.

Introduction of advanced terminology. Emphasis placed on vocabulary, pronunciation and simple sentence patterns including correct subject verb agreement, punctuation and capitalization. Use of tenses will be studied.

ID# 123413 COMG-1004-1001 10:00AM-12:00PM TW 09/10 – 12/04 Estela Bobadilla Moore County Campus TBA 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

Electronics Technology For additional information please call (806) 934-7220.

DC Circuits

$193.00

AC Circuits

$193.00

A study of the fundamentals of direct current including Ohm’s law, Kirchhoff’s laws and circuit analysis techniques.

ID# 123395 CETT-1003-1001 08:00AM-11:50AM TR 08/27 - 10/17 ID# 123396 CETT-1003-1002 06:00PM-09:50PM TR 08/27 - 10/17 Randall Sims

Moore County Campus TBA 64.00 Hrs. (6.40 CEU) Prerequisite: DC Circuits or consent of instructor. A study of the fundamentals of alternating current including series and parallel AC circuits, phasors, capacitive and inductive networks, transformers and resonance.

ID# 123397 CETT-1005-1001 08:00AM-11:50AM TR 10/22 - 12/12 ID# 123398 CETT-1005-1002 06:00PM-09:50PM TR 10/22 - 12/12 Randall Sims

Moore County Campus TBA 64.00 Hrs. (6.40 CEU)

Heathcare Courses Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Lecture Only

$300.00

Part 1 of 3 part series. Payment is required at registration. IN PERSON REGISTRATION ONLY- Moore County Campus. Social Security Card, Immunization record, and current photo ID are required at time of registration. Students may NOT register without ALL documents and complete background check. Registration fee includes state exam costs (non-refundable). State testing dates will be announced at a later date. For additional information please call (806) 934-7220.

NURA-1001-1004 08:00AM-05:00PM SU 09/07 - 09/28

and 05:00PM-10:00PM T 09/10 - 10/01

and 05:00PM-10:00PM R

09/26 - 10/01

and 02:00PM-07:00PM U

10/06

and 05:00PM-08:00PM T

10/08 Robert Bates

Dumas High School 89.00 Hrs. (8.90 CEU)

421 West 4th St. Dumas

Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) Clinical Only

$300.00

Part 2 of 3 part series. Payment is required at registration. IN PERSON REGISTRATION ONLY- Moore County Campus. Social Security Card, Immunization record, and current photo ID are required at time of registration. Students may NOT register without ALL documents and complete background check. Registration fee includes state exam costs (non-refundable). State testing dates will be announced at a later date. For additional information please call (806) 934-7220.

NURA-1060-1006 08:00AM-05:00PM SU

10/12

and 05:00PM-10:00PM T 10/15 - 11/05

and 08:00AM-05:00PM S U 10/20 - 10/27

and 05:00PM-10:00PM R

10/24 Robert Bates

Dumas Memorial Hospital 58.00 Hrs. (5.8 CEU)

224 East 2nd St. Dumas

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61 Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) CPR Only

$55.00

Part 3 of 3 part series. Payment is required at registration. IN PERSON REGISTRATION ONLY- Moore County Campus. Social Security Card, Immunization record, and current photo ID are required at time of registration. Students may NOT register without ALL documents and complete background check. Registration fee includes state exam costs (non-refundable). State testing dates will be announced at a later date. For additional information please call (806) 934-7220.

EMSP-1019-1008 08:00AM-05:00PM TBA

TBA Staff Dumas Memorial Hospital 8.00 Hrs. (0.80 CEU)

224 East 2nd St. Dumas

Office Administration Office Assistant

$46.00

Professionalism in the Workplace

$46.00

Uncover the basics employers are seeking in an Office Assistant. Covers letter writing, data bases, filing, time management, phone etiquette, and customer service skills needed in the work place.

ID# 123402 POFT-1022-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM M 10/14 - 11/18 Alicia Williams

Moore County Campus TBA 12.00 Hrs. (1.20 CEU) Develop the professional skills you need in today’s workforce. Covers communication skills, workplace etiquette, workplace attire, workplace ethics and teamwork.

ID# 123591 BUSG-1012-1001 06:00PM-08:00PM T 10/15 - 11/19 Margaret Parsons Moore County Campus TBA 12.00 Hrs. (1.20 CEU)

Safety and Environmental Technology Introduction to Environmental Safety and Health

$127.00

An historic overview of environmental safety and health. Emphasis is on the use of occupational safety and health codes.

ID# 123399 EPCT-1007-1001 06:00PM-08:45PM W 08/28 - 12/11 Staff

Moore County Campus TBA 48.00 Hrs. (4.80 CEU)

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Mission

Amarillo College

enriching the lives of our students and our community.

Continuing Education Division strengthening communities through lifelong learning.

Continuing Education •

The Registrar’s Office records Continuing Education courses you have taken, and a transcript of those courses will be provided upon request.

• Continuing Education Units (CEUs) are awarded for designated Continuing Education classes. One CEU is defined as “10 contact hours of participation in an organized continuing education adult or extension experience under responsible sponsorship, capable direction, and qualified instruction.”

• Students in Continuing Education classes for which CEUs are awarded will qualify for one of the following: S — Satisfactory, U — Unsatisfactory. Students in non-CEU bearing classes, courses generally designed for the student’s personal enrichment and enjoyment, do not receive grades.

Academic Freedom

Students shall be free to be guided by scholarly research, study the substance of a given discipline, examine pertinent data, question assumptions, take reasoned exception to information and views offered in the classroom, and reserve judgment about matters of opinion.

Enrollment Eligibility Notice

Students with outstanding obligations to Amarillo College may not be allowed to enroll in or complete a Continuing Education course until the obligation is fulfilled. Students who have received a Criminal Trespass Warning from Amarillo College will not be allowed to enroll in courses held on any AC campus unless the warning has been lifted.

SENIOR CITIZEN TUITION WAIVER POLICY

A Senior Citizen is defined as “any person 65 years of age or older.” Tuition will be waived on eligible courses on a SPACE AVAILABLE basis; however, the class must reach its minimum paying enrollment, but not its maximum, for the policy to apply. Proof of age and photo identification are required, and the student must pay all course/lab fees.

Continuing Education Courses: A Senior Citizen must complete the “Continuing Education Registration Form.” Continuing education courses that do not meet the criteria for state funding must be self-supporting and are not eligible for the Senior Citizen Tuition Waiver. Ineligible courses include all Personal Enrichment courses and most Occupational Continuing Education courses that are less than seven clock hours in length.

TPEG Funding

TPEG funding for certain CEU credit bearing Continuing Education classes is available to eligible students. Student eligibility is based on demonstrated need and is limited to student enrollment in an occupation specific state funded course. TPEG funds do not cover textbooks or supplies. The Financial Aid Office will determine individual approval and oversee the disbursement of TPEG funds. Please contact the Continuing Education Office at (806) 371-2910 for more information.

Note: Application does not guarantee payment of tuition, and the award is based on the availability of funds.

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The Fine Print •

Amarillo College is an Equal Opportunity Community College.

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disAbility Services - Any student who has a disabling condition that may require special arrangements to meet course requirements should contact disAbility Services, Room 119 of the Student Service Center, Washington Street Campus or call 371-5436.

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Linked Courses - If a student registers through Occupational Continuing Education, they earn Continuing Education Units (CEUs) for designated classes, not Semester Credit Hours (SCHs). If students wish to receive SCHs, they must enroll through the College’s credit registration process.

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Class Cancellation - Amarillo College reserves the right to cancel a class or classes when necessary.

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Inclement Weather - In the event that severe weather conditions are present, the President of Amarillo College may find it necessary to close the College. Students and faculty are advised to listen to local radio and television stations for announcements and updates. The main telephone number for the College is 371-5000, and the message will be switched to announce weather-related decisions. Local television stations will be notified immediately of a closing decision. The latest information can also be found on the AC website: www.actx.edu

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Refund Policy - Unless otherwise stated in brochures, flyers, or other promotional materials, the AC Continuing Education Refund Policy is as follows:

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Students must initiate all refund requests and transfers from one class to another.

Refunds are processed within 45 days.

If a student transfers to a different class, any additional tuition due must be paid at the time the transfer is processed.

If a class is cancelled, the student automatically receives a 100 percent refund.

Classes with fewer than three class meetings: Until the close of business the last working day prior to the beginning date of the class: • • •

100 percent refunds will be given.

Class transfers are allowed.

No refunds will be given on or after the first class day.

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100 percent refunds will be given.

Class transfers are allowed and 100 percent of tuition already paid will be applied to the new course(s).

No refunds will be given on or after the third class day.

Classes with three or more class meetings: Until the close of business the last working day prior to the date of the third class meeting:

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Notice to Employers - Third party checks received at the time of enrollment are applied to the student’s account.

Fall Classes Begin August 26, 2013 Fall Semester Holidays and Observances Sept 2 - Labor Day Nov 28 - Dec 1 - Thanksgiving Dec 21-Jan 5 - Christmas Break

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PHONE/WEB SERVICE:

Call : • (806) 371-5000 Monday through Thursday - 7 a.m.- 9 p.m.

• (800) 227-8784 Friday - 7 a.m.- 6 p.m.

• www.actx.edu Saturday -10 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Except Holiday Weekends

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Registration begins July 26, 2013

You may enroll using one of these methods: online, mail, fax or in person.

To hold a place in the class, payment is due upon enrollment.

CE Online Registration

Open the internet and go to www.actx.edu click on CEWebReg. You must use the Social Security Number of any child you register.

CEWebReg Troubleshooting •

Cannot enter CEWebReg. : If you are not currently enrolled or were not enrolled within the last year, call 371-5000 to update your record. If you meet these requirements and cannot access CEWebReg, call 371-5000.

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Cannot register for classes: Be sure you have cleared any restrictions for financial obligations.

If you have questions related to a specific Continuing Education class, send an e-mail to ContEd@actx.edu.

Mail Registration

If you are enrolling a child, you must use the social security number of the child not the parent.

• Complete the registration form on page 6, enclose check or credit card information, and mail to

AMARILLO COLLEGE

REGISTRAR’S OFFICE

PO BOX 447

AMARILLO TX 79178 • No acknowledgement will be mailed.

FAX Registration • • •

If you are enrolling a child, you must use the social security number of the child not the parent.

Complete the registration form on page 6, include credit card information, and fax to Registrar’s Office (806) 371-5066.

No acknowledgement will be mailed.

In-Person Registration - Assistance Centers EAST CAMPUS

1401 J Ave Student Activities Center 8 a.m.- 5 p.m., Monday – Friday Closed for Lunch 12 p.m.-1 p.m

HEREFORD CAMPUS

241 Ave H 8 a.m.- 5 p.m., Monday – Friday

MOORE COUNTY CAMPUS, Dumas 1220 E 1st St 7:30 a.m.- 7 p.m., Monday - Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 3 p.m., Friday

WEST CAMPUS

6222 SW 9th Ave Lecture Hall 8 a.m.- 5 p.m., Monday – Friday

WASHINGTON STREET CAMPUS 2211 S Washington St Student Service Center 8 a.m.- 6 p.m., Monday - Friday

An Equal Opportunity Community College P.O. Box 447 Amarillo, TX 79178-0001