BRCC WSCE Magazine Fall 2019

Fall 2019

New!

Commercial Pilot Certificate

WCE

open house August 8th (Page 2)

Meet Daniel Camden (Page 2)

BRCC Introduces New

Digital Marketing Business Courses (Page 5-6)

Tuition Discounts Available for Select Classes

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BRCC workforce & continuing Education Table of Contents Aviation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 Healthcare. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-4 Business . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5-6 Technology/Computer. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7-8 Construction. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Welding and Machining. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-10 Transportation/Logistics . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 Personal Enrichment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 Home/Garden/Family . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Youth. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 Registration Form. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Fine Arts Center. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . back cover

Change your future in weeks. Not years.

FastForward Tuition Discounts for Virginia Residents!

More Skills. More Opportunity.

Every year, tens of thousands of jobs sit empty across Virginia while employers look for qualified candidates. Job applicants with workforce credentials are twice as likely to be hired than applicants with no credentials.

FastForward is a high-demand program helping Virginians get the jobs they want and the salaries they need. FastForward programs are short-term training courses offered through Virginia’s Community Colleges to help you fast-track your career.

The Commonwealth of Virginia is offsetting the tuition of certain high-demand credential programs.

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Customized Training Designed. Developed.

Delivered. For You

Whether it’s upgrading the skills of current employees or training for new employees, we can help: • Maximize your training dollars

• Address specific workplace needs • Provide professional development • Save travel time Ask us about customizing courses in this magazine or creating classes to meet your specific business need. Contact us today!

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Students pay 33%* of the tuition when they register.

The State pays 66%. Students MUST finish the course and attempt the credential.

Application for and full details available online at brcc.edu/continuinged; by emailing wce@brcc.edu; or calling 540/453-2215.

Need help deciding which program is right for you?

Contact our FastForward Career Coach, April Pannell, at 540/453-2579. *FastForward pricing will be available while grant funds last.

Credential Programs Eligible for FastForward (marked with throughout brochure) In addition to the FastForward discount, need-based Financial Aid is available for those who qualify. Contact us for more information at brcc.edu/continuinged/ceaid/

Registration is easy!

Online at brcc.augusoft.net or call 540/453-2215.

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Cover Feature “As a kid, every time I heard a plane, my focus would shift from whatever it was that I was doing straight to the sky. Finally, after years of wondering what it was like being able to fly, I decided to take a chance and at least try. During my first flight lesson, I found what I was looking for. Since then, the lessons that I’ve learned in the air and about life have been unreal. I’ve also met people who genuinely are leaving an impact on my life. BRCC allows me to do this right here at home and save a lot of money.” – Daniel Camden

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AVIATION NEW Commercial Pilot Certificate Ready for take-off into an exciting career? BRCC’s commercial pilot program provides hands-on pilot training to ensure you’re up and flying right away with the right stuff.

Our knowledgeable instructors focus on providing practical learning with in-flight training that will prepare you for a successful aviation career.

BRCC is partnering with Blue Ridge Aviation to offer the flight training components of this program; students are required to pay additional fees directly to them as the contracted flight school.

Classes start the first Monday of each month. For more information, contact Alex Kelley at (540)246-9407.

Private Pilot Ground School & Flight Training Start your flying journey with this course that presents the fundamental principles of flight including theory of flight, aircraft standards and specifications, basic aircraft construction, weight and balance, navigation, meteorology, principles of radio communication and application of aero physics. Prepares students for the FAA examination for private pilot rating.

Instrument Pilot Ground School & Flight Training

Commercial Pilot student Daniel Camden and Blue Ridge Aviation Instructor Cindy Ferek at Shenandoah Valley Regional Airport.

Don’t miss these events!

WCE Open House

August 8th from 4:30–6:30 pm Come out and see how you can refresh your mind and your career with our courses for Fall.

Healthcare Orientation Sessions:

Thursdays, Aug 8, 22 and Sep 5, 4:30–5:30 pm.

Registration required, call to schedule: 540/453-2215

Welding/Machining Open House

Wednesday, Sep 11, 4:30–7 pm Follow us on Facebook for more information: facebook.com/WCEatBRCC

This course covers principles applicable to instrument aviation requirements, and includes study of aerodynamics pertaining to instrument flight, flight instruments and airways.

Prepares students for the FAA examination for instrumentpilot rating.

Commercial Pilot Ground School & Flight Training Ready to earn your Commercial Pilots license? Learn the advanced theory of flight covering navigation, meteorology, radio communication, aerophysics and performance. Studies federal aviation regulations. Prepares students for the FAA examination for the commercial pilot rating.

Preparing for the FAA Part 107 Certification and the Basics of Drone Technology Are you interested in learning to fly a drone skillfully in a safe and legal manner? This course focuses on the content required for an individual to earn the FAA Part 107 certificate, which is required to operate a drone commercially. Through hands-on flying time with provided DJI drones, students will gain knowledge in operating regulations and procedures, safety, airspace classifications, weather, maintenance and inspection, and loading/performance. Drones serve a variety of essential purposes in a number of industries, whether it’s real estate, agriculture, engineering or media and the industrial applications of UAV technology have only grown. $675, Monday & Wednesday, 4:30pm-7:15 pm, Sep 9 – Oct 9; Instructor: Mark Fitzgerald

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HEALTHcare Health Careers Orientation Session Required for all FastForward Healthcare Courses.

Thursdays, Aug 8, 22 and Sep 5, 4:30-5:30 pm.

Registration required, call to schedule: 540/453-2215

FastForward Healthcare Classes Certified Nurse Aide Course (CNA) $697 FastForward Tuition/$2091 Full Tuition, 2 classes required

A certified nursing aide is one of the most important roles in the health care team. This course is for those who wish to become Nurse Aides providing high quality, compassionate care for residents in nursing homes, assisted living facilities, private homes, and hospital patients. Graduating students are eligible to take the NNAAP exam required by the Virginia Board of Nursing.

Nurse Aide Tuesdays & Thursdays, Sep 10-Jan 28, 5:30-9 pm; Clinical offsite Dec 17, Dec 19, Jan 7-23, Times TBD; Instructor: Rebecca Jones

CPR and First Aid for Healthcare Providers (co-requisite) Wednesday, Nov 13, 4-9:30 pm; Instructor: Brad Neher

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Are you interested in medicine and its effects on the human body? Under pharmacist supervision, pharmacy technicians supply medicines to patients, assemble medicines for prescriptions, and provide information to patients and other healthcare professionals. In this course, you will learn skills to work as a pharmacy technician and prepare for the Certified Pharmacy Technician (CPhT) Exam through National Healthcareer Association (NHA).

Phlebotomy Technician $733 FastForward Tuition/$2199 Full Tuition, 2 classes required Mondays & Wednesdays, Feb 3, 2020 – Mar 25, 2020, 6-10 pm; Certification exam April 1 or 2; Instructors: Jessica Monroe and Debra Belcher

CPR for Healthcare Providers (co-requisite) Friday, March 13, 5:30-9:30 pm; Instructor: Brad Neher

Optional Phlebotomy Externship

Certified Professional Coder Prep Course

Nurse Aide Tuesdays, Thursdays, & Fridays, Sep 24-Nov 15, 9 am-3:30 pm; Clinical offsite Oct 29-Nov 14, Times TBD; Instructor: Carol Anderson

CPR and First Aid for Healthcare Providers (corequisite) Wednesday, Oct 2, 4-9:30 pm; Instructor: Brad Neher

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Pharmacy Technician - National Certificate $227 FastForward Tuition/$681 Full Tuition, Tuesdays, Sep 17-Dec 17, 7-9 pm; Instructor: Bill Wilkes

$730 FastForward Tuition/$2190 Full Tuition, 2 classes required

Are you a detail-oriented person? Put those skills to good use and learn what is required for physician medical coding. Instruction includes medical terminology (online), beginning through advanced CPT Procedure Coding, HCPCS, and ICD-10 diagnosis coding. Course prepares students to sit for the American Association for Professional Coders (AAPC) Certified Professional Coder (CPC) exam.

Tuesdays, Oct 1-May 5, 6-9 pm; Instructor: Debby Houston

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HEALTHcare Registered Medical Assistant Program

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he Registered Medical Assistant (RMA) program is a 720-hour program designed to provide the knowledge and skills needed for the RMA exam, and to enable graduates to function effectively as medical assistants. The Registered Medical Assistant (RMA) certification is offered through the Association of Medical Technologists (AMT).

Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA)

Medical Office Assistant (MOA)

Registered Medical Assistant (RMA)

$745 FastForward Tuition/$2235 Full Tuition, 2 classes required

$1089 FastForward Tuition/$3267 Full Tuition, 2 classes required

$935 FastForward Tuition/$2805 Full Tuition, 2 classes required

A Medical Office Assistant is usually the first point of contact for patients. Medical Office Assistants help coordinate patient visits and facilitate the smooth running of the office. In the Medical Reception class you’ll learn clerical skills, scheduling, customer service, electronic health record navigation, OSHA and HIPPA regulations.

Understanding medical business skills and the language of medicine are also important requirements; the first part of the Medical Operations class is dedicated to medical terminology. The second part teaches skills in Financial Management, Basic Procedure and Diagnostic Coding, and Law and Ethics.

These classes prepare students for the Medical Office Assistant exam given by National Center for Competency Testing (NCCT).

Have you always wanted to make a meaningful difference in a person’s life? Medical Assisting is one of the fastest growing careers, and just may be for you. Learn to perform basic medical office responsibilities such as reception skills, handling insurance, coding, blood draws, medication administration, vital signs, electrocardiogram, professionalism, and more. This course prepares students for the Certified Clinical Medical Assistant (CCMA) certification through National Healthcareer Association (NHA).

BONUS: 3 weeks of Ophthalmology (Eye) training to prepare to work as a Medical Assistant in an Ophthalmology office.

Expand your scope of practice and qualify for jobs with employers that set a high standard. This final advanced, hybrid (part online, part in class) course in the RMA program includes anatomy & physiology, pharmacology, EKG, practice management, and RMA exam review. The Registered Medical Assistant (RMA) program is a 720hour program designed to provide the knowledge and skills needed for the RMA exam, offered through the Association of Medical Technologists (AMT).

Medical Office Reception Mondays & Wednesdays, Sep 23-May 13, 6-9 pm; Instructor: Stacy Davis

Fundamentals of Medical Assisting Tuesdays & Thursdays, Sep 17-Mar 12, 6-9:30 pm; Instructors: Melissa Lambert, Melissa Shafer

CPR for Healthcare Providers (co-requisite)

Medical Office Operations with Medical Terminology Mondays & Wednesdays, Jan 27-May 13, 6-9 pm; Instructor: Shannon Morrison and Tammy Forbes

Prerequisite: Certified Clinical Medical Assistant certification and Medical Office Assistant certification.

Advanced Medical Assistant Mondays & Wednesdays, Aug 26-Feb 27, 6-8 pm; Instructor: Carol Anderson

Registered Medical Assistant Externship

Friday, Dec 6, 5:30-9:30 pm; Instructor: Brad Neher

(160 hour) Dates and Times TBD; offsite location

Additional Healthcare Classes Personal Trainer $799, Hands-on skills at 24/7 Family Fitness in Harrisonburg, VA; Instructor: World Instructor Training School Saturdays, Oct 5–Nov 16 (no class 11/10), 1–4 pm at 24/7 Fitness; Final exam on Nov 16 (Written Exam 9–11 am at BRCC Plecker Center; Practical Exam 12–4 pm at 24/7 Fitness Center in Harrisonburg. *CPR certification required to sit for final exam

Nurse Re-entry $275, Oct 7-Jul 30; Instructors: Carol Anderson & Allison Ortner

Been away from nursing? This is a self-study course designed to prepare RN’s to re-enter acute care nursing settings by completing online lessons and 80 hours of clinical experience with a preceptor at a local healthcare facility. Call for a registration checklist and more information: (540)453-2215. Pre-requisite: RN with current unrestricted VA license and completion of pre-clinical paperwork.

CPR for Healthcare Providers $81, Friday, Oct 25 or Wednesday Nov 13, 5:30-9:30 pm; Instructor: Brad Neher

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BUSINESS Human Resource Management Certificate If you are involved with supervising or hiring employees, this certificate is for you! This three–part series will focus on equipping you with the best tools to have a positive impact on the bottom line of your organization, while teaching you how to best comply with myriad employment laws. Learn to attract, train, and manage the “right” people, in the right way. A certificate in Human Resource Management will be awarded for completing all three sessions:

Human Resource Law Thursday, Sep 19, 2–4:30 pm or Thursday, Nov 7, 6–8:30 pm

Employee Recruitment & Interviewing Thursday, Sep 26, 2–4:30 pm or Thursday, Nov 14, 6–8:30 pm

Performance & Compensation Management

Individual Classes, $96; entire series $244, a 15% discount; Instructor: Tim Nicely Approved for 6.75 general HRCI recertificaiton credits for 2019 for entire series (2.25 credits per class)

NEW Digital Marketing Technologies Certificate

Marketing has evolved from the days of luxurious billboard ads and clever TV bits.

Most advertising and marketing happens in the digital world. Take time to learn more about some of the most popular platforms that can help you increase your marketing acumen. Take three of the four courses and earn our Digital Marketing Technologies certificate.

Thursday, Oct 3, 2–4:30 pm or Thursday, Nov 21, 6–8:30 pm

Conflict Management $75, Wednesday, Aug 13, 6–8 pm or Tuesday, Nov 12, 9–11 am; Instructor: Sheri L. Bender

Effective Transitions to Management $75, Thursday, Sep 5, 6–8 pm or Wednesday, Oct 30, 9–11 am; Instructor: Sheri L. Bender

Individual classes, $85; entire series $289, a 15% discount; Instructor: Regina Cook

CARP Design Principles Oh CARP! Incorporate strategic design principles into all you do to present yourself and your products and services. Course covers Contrast, Alignment, Repetition, and Proximity and there are many opportunities during class to institute what you learn.

Monday, Sep 9, 9-12 pm

Graphic Design with Canva & Animoto You might think creating marketing pieces would require fancy software or design skills, but it’s easier than that if you’ve got the right tools at hand. It can also be affordable, if not completely free, to use these resources. Explore Canva - a graphic design program that enables the non-designer to create eye-catching flyers, postcards, and more for print, digital distributions, and social media channels. Also, learn to produce engaging videos for promoting your organization or business on multiple platforms.

Monday, Sep 23, 9-12 pm or Wednesday, Oct 23, 1-4 pm

Creating Prezi Presentations Don’t define; dazzle! Presenters from all industries are awakening their presentations through Prezi. It is favored to PowerPoint, grounded in scientific study, more persuasive, more interactive - come learn more!

Wednesday, Oct 2, 1-4 pm

How to Create Engaging Email Marketing Stay in front of your clients and customers, advertise sales, offer promotional rates, and publicize events - all through use of robust communicative tools such as Mail Chimp or Constant Contact.

Wednesday, Oct 9, 1-4 pm

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How to Give and Receive Feedback $75, Thursday, Oct 10, 6-8 pm or Wednesday, Dec 4, 9-11 am; Instructor: Sheri L. Bender

Online QuickBooks for Small Business

$62, Friday, Aug 16, 8:00am – 12pm Instructor: Kris McMackin

Online QuickBooks for Small Business – Advanced $62, Friday, Aug 16, 1pm – 5pm Instructor: Kris McMackin

Teacher License Career Switcher With the appropriate qualifications, become a licensed teacher in the state of Virginia, while maintaining your current job and responsibilities, using a combination of online and onsite instruction.

Visit educateva.com for more information

Retirement Planning Today $59, Tuesdays, Sep 17 & 24 or Thursdays, Sep 19 & 26, 6:30-9:30 pm; Instructor: Christine Worontzoff and Franklin Showalter

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BUSINESS NEW Business Communication Certificate

The importance of business communication is one of those things that is often overlooked. Most people assume that as long as you can type a sentence or have a voice, you can communicate. And this is true, however, that doesn’t mean your communication is actually effective. For business, effective communication on several levels is required. Otherwise, not only does the business suffer internally, but the bottom line will take a hit as well.

Individual classes, $85; entire series $289, a 15% discount; Instructor: Regina Cook

Social Media Advertising Just in time to capitalize on the holiday sales season, this course will train you how to use the advertising opportunities on Facebook, Twitter, and Alignable skillfully and define your target audiences.

Monday, Sep 9, 1-4 pm; Instructor: Regina Cook

Let Google Do It Drive, Sheets, Docs, and more. Learn how Google Suite can help you import, export, share URL based links, and create collaborate tools for your teams.

Wednesday, Sep 25, 1-4 pm; Instructor: Regina Cook

Public Speaking One of our grandest tools and arts - public speaking!

Come learn how to prepare for any audience, how to modify your speech delivery using logos, ethos, and pathos, and how to imbue the five canons of classical rhetoric into your speech preparation. Time will also be alloted to remedy fears that many have toward public speaking.

Wednesday, Sep 11, 9-12 pm

Technical Writing Writing technically means writing to inform in the most clear and concise fashion, removing all unnecessary data to describe a task, or to provide instructions. This course is designed to assist you to improve your skill set and offer methods toward articulating mass quantities of data into concise descriptor sentences.

Wednesday, Sep 25, 9-12 pm

Effective Presentation & Results through Networking Learn how to remove ‘heavy air’ when meeting others, articulate concisely, and present your best self!

Wednesday, Oct 2, 9-12 pm

Business Writing This course will cover written etiquette and invention for the business world and is designed to improve your skill set in expository writing. Common grammar and punctuation misnomers will be discussed as well as paraphrasing.

Design-Based Thinking This solutions-based approach is perfect for solving complex problems. Come learn more! The five components of Design-Based Thinking will be covered: Empathize, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and Test.

Monday, Oct 21, 9-12 pm; Instructor: Regina Cook

Process Improvement Is your workplace or business operating at the ultimate efficiency level? Feel as though there is replication or redundancy in tasks? Room for streamlining? Register for this class to learn techniques to increase efficiency levels that will in turn enhance profitability and enable growth.

Monday, Oct 21, 1-4 pm; Instructor: Regina Cook

Business Growth through Relationship Development Regardless of what tactic you use for business growth, most people will agree that it is relationship driven. Come, explore Knapp’s Relational Development Model, explore the 10 steps, along with additional tools, and identify how to foster relationships and thus, business growth.

Tuesday, Nov 5, 9-12 pm; Instructor: Regina Cook

Wednesday, Oct 9, 9-12 pm

How to Open a Farm Market Business Never underestimate the potential of a planted seed!

In this course we will cultivate your business idea covering entity start up, state regulations, pricing strategies, consumer expectations, and of course, savvy space layout, decorative ideas, and marketing.

Tuesday, Nov 5, 1-4 pm; Instructor: Regina Cook

Utilization of Future Wheels for Strategic Decision Making Change is hard; enhancement, glorious! In our ever-increasing velocity of innovation, using methods for defining the effects of change offer valuable premises for sound decision-making. Use of future wheels, as one tool, perpetuates creative thinking while additionally building team support for selected decisions.

Wednesday, Oct 23, 9-12 pm; Instructor: Regina Cook

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TECHNOLOGY/COMPUTER Especially for the 50+ Crowd Absolutely Beginning Computers for the 50+ Crowd Ever feel like you are in over your head when it comes to computers? Dip your toe into the shallow end of the computer “pool” as you learn basic computer terminology, how to use a mouse, navigate the Windows 10 environment, create and save a file, as well as how to find it again while your instructor serves as your lifeguard. $115, Tuesdays, Sep 10–24, 9 am–noon; Instructor: Shirley Matherly

Internet & Social Media for the 50+ Crowd Feeling adrift in the ever-changing and sometimes chaotic waters of the Internet and social media? Chart a course that allows you to stay in touch with family, connect with old friends, and even discover new interests by safely navigating the World Wide Web, Facebook, and Instagram. Basic keyboarding/mouse skills helpful. $115, Tuesdays, Oct 22–Nov 5, 9 am–noon; Instructor: Shirley Matherly

Basic Skills $185, Wednesdays, Oct 9–Nov 6, 6–9 pm; Instructor: Crystal Armentrout

Get Started with Microsoft Office $185, Wednesdays, Aug 28–Sep 25, 6–9 pm; Instructor: Crystal Armentrout

Need guidance or a refresher to assist you in preparing to take the CompTIA A+ Certification Exams? Receive handson experience, lecture, practice exams, and study materials to prepare you to receive your A+ Certification. An added bonus – test vouchers are included. Upon completion of the course, you will be prepared to take the certification exams at a local Testing Center. Prerequisite: A basic understanding of computer systems is desired. $795, Mondays, Sep 9–Oct 28, 6–9 pm Instructor: Jim Richerson

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FastTrack Word: Basic Skills $119, Wednesdays, Nov 20–Dec 11, 6–9 pm; Instructor: Crystal Armentrout

FastTrack Excel: Basic Skills Jump into Excel with this nine-hour class designed for students new to the program.

After an introduction to spreadsheets, your instructor will guide you through the essential uses, tools, and features. Discover how to format sheets and cells, numbers, and dates; perform basic calculations, rearrange and work with large amounts of data, manage multiple worksheets as well as visualize your data with charts and images.

Keyboarding and mouse skills strongly recommended. $119, Tuesdays, Sep 10–Sep 24, 1–4 pm; Instructor: Shirley Matherly

FastTrack Access: Basic Skills Data is everywhere and most job roles today involve some form of data management.

Discover how Microsoft Access can help you collect, organize, and analyze large amounts of data. After an introduction to databases, you will create database tables; sort data records; create basic forms; create, save, and run select queries; create reports; and insert new fields. Keyboarding and mouse skills strongly recommended. $119, Tuesdays, Oct 22–Nov 5, 1–4 pm; Instructor: Shirley Matherly

Get Started with Computers

CompTIA A+ Certification Review

MicroSoft Office

Mastery Series: Excel Level 1 $175, Thursdays, Oct 10–31, 6–9 pm; Instructor: Chris Turnage

Mastery Series: Excel Level 2 $175, Thursdays, Nov 14–Dec 12, 6–9 pm; Instructor: Chris Turnage

IT Certification Prep

Selected individuals can get cyber security training for $300, thanks to a $200,000 GO Virginia Cyber Security grant. The goal of the grant is to train and employ 50 Tier I Cyber Security Analysts by July 2020, and a local commercial company partner plans to offer jobs in Harrisonburg or Waynesboro to successful graduates based on customer demand. Anyone interested in pursuing a job in cyber security in the Shenandoah Valley may apply, and the ideal candidate has some information technology or security education and/or experience. Military veterans are encouraged to apply.

If you are interested in participating in this grant program, please contact Dan OBrien by email at obriend@brcc.edu

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Digital Photography Image Editing

Get to Know Your Camera

Beginning Photoshop & Image Editing

$185, Mondays Sep 23–Oct 14, 6–9 pm Instructor: Chuck Almarez

$185, Mondays, Sep 23–Oct 14, 1–4 pm; Instructor: Chuck Almarez

Image Editing with Lightroom $185, Mondays, Oct 28–Nov 18, 1–4 or 6–9 pm; Instructor: Chuck Almarez and Steve Shires

Macro Flower Photography Go beyond the simple idea of “close-up” photography and discover the best techniques and equipment for true macro photography while using flowers as your subject.

Explore using a light box to photograph flowers to obtain translucency in the petals, as well as using very interesting ways to create dramatic color variations of the images taken. A basic understanding of image editing will be helpful but is not required. $149, Mondays Aug 26–Sep 9, 1–4 pm Instructor: Chuck Almarez

Photoshop Power Tools Part 1: Selection Tools $109, Mondays, Dec 9–16, 1–4 pm; Instructor: Chuck Almarez

Painting with Light Photographers often stop shooting when the sun goes down or grab a flash to capture an image.

However, there is a lot more photography to explore at night or in a darkened environment by using moonlight, starlight, or even by adding your own light. Experiment with light painting techniques to create images that are unique and sometimes otherworldly. The results will amaze you and open your world to an entirely new dimension in photography. *A digital camera with shutter speed control and a tripod are required for this class. Some experience with Photoshop will help but is not required. $185, Mondays, Aug 19–Sep 9, 6–9 pm; Instructor: Chuck Almarez

Basic Contractor Business License $209, Wednesdays, Oct 16-30 or Jan 15-29, 6-9 pm; Instructor: Terry Sager

Photoshop Power Tools Part 2: Layers, Masks, and Modes Interested in photomontage, compositing multiple images, or even restoring old photos? Enter the wild and wonderful world of image manipulation and use layers, masks, and modes to build on your image-editing skills. Manipulating images is an art form that is more common today because of Adobe Photoshop, but has actually has been practiced since 1856. Layers allow you to not only to make targeted adjustments but also make those adjustments non-destructive, so the original image is never changed. Masks are a way of controlling or limiting the amount of change introduced in a layer, and Modes are a way of changing how layers interact with each other. Prerequisite: Experience with Photoshop Selection tools or Photoshop Power Tools Part 1: Selection Tools. $109, Mondays, Dec 9–16, 6–9 pm Instructor: Chuck Almarez

TRADES

Tradesman Continuing Education

In Virginia, electricians, plumbers, and mechanical tradesman are required to attend three hours of continuing education and gasfitters are required to attend a one-hour session for license renewal.

Tradesman Electrical Licensing Renewal $125, Saturday, Sep 28 or Nov 16, 9 am-noon; Instructor: Tom Ward

Tradesman GasFitter Licensing Renewal $65, Thursday, Sep 12 or Nov 14, 5:45-6:45 pm; Instructor: Bill Groce

Tradesman HVAC Licensing Renewal $125, Saturday, Sep 28 or Nov 16, 8-11 am; Instructor: Sam Northington

Tradesman Plumbing Licensing Renewal $125, Thursday, Sep 12 or Nov 14, 6:45-9:45 pm; Instructor: Bill Groce

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WELDING Welding Fundamentals $666 FastForward Tuition/$1998 Full Tuition

Learn and practice the basic welding processes most commonly used in industrial fabrication: Oxy-Fuel Welding, Brazing and Cutting along with Plasma Cutting, Gas Tungsten Arc Welding, Shielded Metal Arc Welding, and Gas Metal Arc Welding (including FluxCore Welding). Covers safety procedures, common shop procedures, welding tools and equipment, and welding drawing interpretation. (AWS FCAW certification) Includes an 8-week basic skills class and an 8-week intermediate skills class. Classes run mid Sep–Feb and Dec–Apr with day and evening hours available.

Introduction to Pipe Welding (SMAW) $566 FastForward Tuition/$1698 Full Tuition

Focuses on the techniques used for welding pipe.

The shielded metal arc (SMAW) welding process is used to perform practice welds on pipe diameters from 2–12 inches. Basic pipe-fitting practices will be demonstrated using butt weld and socket weld fittings to progress through learning to weld pipe in horizontal and vertical positions. One-on-one coaching, welding demonstrations, welding videos, and the Lincoln VRTEX Welding Simulator will be used to illustrate the techniques the student must follow to successfully pass the 6G qualification test. All Pipe Welding Qualification testing is done in accordance with ASME Section IX Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code and AWS D1.1, Structural Welding Code Steel. (ASME SMAW certification) Prerequisite – Welding Fundamentals and 3G welding certification. Must have permission from instructor prior to registration.

Sep 21–Nov 10, Saturdays 9 am–4 pm & Sundays 10 am–4:30 pm; Instructor: Andrew Folsom

Welding Fabrication I (GMAW) $375 FastForward Tuition/$1125 Full Tuition

Focuses on welding and fabrication skills used in building welded metal projects. Students will create a cost sheet of materials, factor in total weight of their project, cut and tack-weld all components together, and make final welds to complete the job. Welding safety and various welding processes (GTAW, GMAW and SMAW) and safe shop practices will be discussed and demonstrated. The class will also have a team project utilizing the Ercolina Pipe Bending system where each team will build a section of handrail according to shop drawings. This project will include job planning, material cost estimation, pipebending, and team building skills. Training on all types of weld shop equipment will be included and students will create a small welded assembly to keep.

(AWS GMAW certification) Prerequisite – Welding Fundamentals or previous welding experience is recommended.

Wednesdays & Thursdays, Sep 18–Nov 7, 1:30 PM – 4:30 PM; Instructor: Wiley Perry

Introduction to Sanitary Pipe Welding (GTAW) $389 FastForward Tuition/$1167 Full Tuition

Provides the student with the knowledge and hands-on experience needed to do both manual and orbital GTAW welding of carbon steel pipe and sanitary stainless tubing. The GTAW welding process will be used for practice welds on pipe diameters from 2–6 inches on butt weld, socket weld, and groove weld pipe fittings. Walking the cup welding technique, manual purge welding set up, weld parameters, purge gas verification, flow rates, and basic pipe-fitting practices will be covered. Orbital welding training will be covered on stainless sanitary tubing using an Orbitalum Orbital Welding system. All stainless sanitary welding will be done in accordance with ASME BPE-1997 and ASME B31.3. (ASME GTAW certification) Prerequisite – Welding Fundamentals and/or previous GTAW welding experience is recommended.

Mondays & Tuesdays, Dec 2–Apr 14, 1:30–4:30 pm; Instructor: Wiley Perry

Welding/Machining Open House Wednesday, September 11, 4:30–7 pm

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MACHINING Fundamentals of Fabrication

Machine Tool Practices III–Milling

$267 FastForward Tuition/$799 Full Tuition

$267 FastForward Tuition/$799 Full Tuition

This class is designed to introduce a student to machine tools and machining. Students will learn about precision measuring tools and how to use them, including: how to obtain precise measurements, how to read and understand mechanical drawings, what tolerances are and how a machinist makes parts within specific dimensions. Machine shop safety and safe practices will be discussed and demonstrated. The types of machine tools that are used to create complex components in industry and how they work will be covered, as well as cutting speeds and feed rates for milling and turning operations. The NIMS Machining credential program will be explained and the first NIMS project the students will make will be reviewed. Students will take a NIMS online quiz (Measurement, Materials and Safety) to earn a NIMS credential.

Class fee includes book. This class will meet in the assigned classroom (T114) on the main campus, in the Technology Building.

This class introduces the manual milling machine.

Students learn about each part and function of the machine, machine tool safety, the different cutting tools and cutting-tool materials, as well as different milling operations and set up. Students will be given drawings of milling projects they will make using the machining skills learned during the class. Credentials through NIMS can be earned by successful completion of milling projects and online testing. Prerequisite – Fundamentals of Fabrication, Machine Tools Practices I & II.

Mondays & Tuesdays, Sep 16–Nov 5 or Dec 2–Feb 10, 6–9 pm; Instructor: Rische Hupp

Introduction to Machine Tool Practices I $267 FastForward Tuition/$799 Full Tuition

The fundamentals for manual machine tool practices for the lathe, mill, and drill press will be explained and demonstrated during this class. Topics include: machine tool safety, proper drilling speeds, and different types of drill bits and their coatings related to drill press operations. You will work side-by-side with your instructor to complete NIMS machining projects on new ProtoTrak machines. Students will complete a NIMS Machine Tool project and take a NIMS online quiz (Job Planning, Benchwork, and Layout) to earn a NIMS credential. Safety glasses are required. Prerequisite – Fundamentals of Fabrication

Wednesdays & Thursdays, Dec 4–Feb 6, 6–9 pm; Instructor: Tim Wood

Turning Operations I: Turning Between Centers (Machine Tool Practices) $533 FastForward Tuition/$1599 Full Tuition

This intermediate-level machining course will continue to explain turning operations on the manual lathe with the addition of detailed instruction in turning a part between centers. Different turning operations that will be performed on the NIMS student project will be discussed and demonstrated, such as threading, knurling, and parting. Job planning with respect to turning between centers will be discussed and demonstrated. There will be a NIMS turning project as well as a NIMS online exam (Turning/Chucking and Turning/Turning between centers) to earn NIMS credentials. Prerequisite – Fundamentals of Fabrication, Machine Tools I, II and III. Mondays & Tuesdays, Sep 16–Feb 10, 6–9 pm; Instructor: Staff

Mondays & Tuesdays, Sep 16–Nov 5 or Dec 2–Feb 10, 6–9 pm; Instructor: Ashton Waters

Machine Tool Practices II $267 FastForward Tuition/$799 Full Tuition

This class continues to explain the technical aspects of manual machine tool practices as they pertain to more advanced drill press operations, including job planning and management tasks, benchwork tasks, basic mathematics, applying the machinery’s handbook, basic measurement, basic machining theory, and layout.

There will be a NIMS machining project the student will complete with instructor working side-by-side. The project will be completed with an online NIMS quiz (Drill Press Skills) to earn a NIMS credential. Safety glasses are required.

Prerequisite: Fundamentals of Fabrication and Intro to Machine Tool Practices I. Wednesdays & Thursdays, Sep 18–Nov 7, 6–9 pm; Instructor: Ken Hammer

FastForward tuition is available while funds last.

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Transportation & Logistics Logistics

Commercial Driving

Certified Logistics Associate (CLA) Gain foundational knowledge and skills common across all aspects of supply chain logistics. This course is a required prerequistie for the Certified Logisitics Technician (CLT) program and is necessary to gain entry-level knowledge into warehousing and distribution. $400 FastForward Tuition/$1200 Full Tuition, Monday–Friday, Aug 19–28 or Oct 7–16, , 8:30 am–4:30 pm; Instructor: Jeanie Niebel

Certified Logistics Technician (CLT) This course addresses the core technical competencies of higher skilled frontline material handling employees in supply chain warehouses and distribution centers. Specific instruction includes: product receiving, product storage, inventory control, evaluation of transportation modes, dispatching, and tracking. This newly designed curriculum also includes a three-day forklift training of stand up and sit down machines and current employability skills training. $600 FastForward Tuition/Full Tuition $1800, Monday–Friday, Aug 29–Sep 13 or Oct 17–Nov 1, 8:30 am–4:30 pm; Instructor: Jeanie Niebel

Forklift Training

Commercial Driver’s License Class A Get the skills to become a CDL Class A commercial driver through this intensive program of classroom, practice range, and over-the-road training. BRCC’s CDL Faculty/ Staff are DMV certifed examiners; final skills testing now provided on-site. $1500 FastForward Tuition/$4500 Full Tuition Monday–Friday, Sep 2–Oct 4 or Oct 7–Nov 8 or Nov 11–Dec 13; Instructor: Jim Butler Saturday & Sunday, Sep 7–Nov 24, 8:30 am–4:30 pm; Instructor: Jim Butler

Commercial Driver’s License Class B Learn to drive a Class B straight truck in 8-10 days! Get hands-on experience. BRCC’s CDL Faculty/Staff are DMV certified examiners; final skills testing now provided on-site. $700 FastForward Tuition/$2100 Full Tuition Monday–Friday, Sep 9–Sep 20 or Oct 21–Nov 1, 8:30 am–4:30 pm; Instructor: Bill Byrd

Sit Down Forklift Operation $195, Monday, Sep 23 or Oct 21 or Nov 18, 8:30 am–4:30 pm

CDL Learner’s Permit Training

Stand Up Forklift Operation $195, Tuesday, Sep 24 or Oct 22 or Nov 19, 8:30 am–4:30 pm

Motorcycle Training Beginning Motorcycle Rider Course $185, Saturday & Sunday, see website for dates

Motorcycle Jump Start Course

This course is required to retake the DMV Commercial Driver General Knowledge test. If you have been unsuccessful in passing the General Knowledge portion of the CDL Learner’s Permit testing, this 40-hour DMVapproved curriculum will offer valuable knowledge and allow you to retake the learner’s permit test. $500, Monday-Friday, Sep2-6 or Oct 7-11 or Nov 11-Dec 13, 8:30 am-4:30pm; Instructor: Staff

$79, Friday, see website for dates

Personal Enrichment—Art

ZENTANGLE: Yoga for the Brain Zentangle is an easy to learn, relaxing, and fun way to create beautiful images by drawing small, structured patterns. It helps one relax, focus, and gain inspiration, and can be done almost anywhere without special abilities or costly supplies. Finished Zentangle art is an unplanned abstract – unusual in that you have no idea what the result will be when you begin. The Zentangle method will help you discover artistic talent you never thought you had; it can enhance focus and become a self-help healing practice through meditative and repetitive strokes. Join the many who have already discovered this beautiful, inspiring, beneficial art called Zentangle. Bring $15 to first class for supplies/provided by instructor. Register by Oct 10. $129, Tuesdays, Oct 15–Nov 19, 6–8 pm; Instructor: Sandra Blade

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PERSONAL ENRICHMENT Acrylic Painting: Begin Here, Go Far Ever wonder why acrylic paint is often promoted as the most “forgiving” art medium? A fastdrying paint provides you - the budding artist - an opportunity to see your ideas take shape.

Blending colors from initial sketches, partnered with your imagination, can bring art to life. Mixing acrylic color pigments results in a vibrant, safe approach that will enhance your artistic talents. Discover why acrylic painting is quickly becoming professional artists’ favorite art medium. Bring $25 to first class for supplies, provided by the instructor; register by Sep 19. $179, Thursdays, Sep 26–Oct 31, 6–8:30 pm; Instructor: Claudia Furlow

Art

Watercolor: Love Animals?

Paint Your Favorite

Watercolor Sketching $185, Mondays, Sep 16–Oct 21, 6–8:30 pm; Instructor: John A. Hancock

Watercolor Sketching Expanded Enhance your knowledge and use of watercolor sketching techniques. Starting with an exploration of “pencil + watercolor” strategies, you will expand upon basic watercolor skills (washes, brushwork, color and/or value) used in sketching. You will also incorporate using several types of inks as well as watercolor crayons and pencils in your sketches. A beginner to intermediatelevel course that offers new, magical techniques, suited for advanced students too! Bring $20 to first class for supplies, provided by the instructor.

Register by Oct 22. $185, Mondays, Oct 28–Dec 9, 6–8:30 pm; Instructor: John A. Hancock

With watercolors, the possibilities are endless – especially when it comes to turning your best photo of an animal into a painting.

Join Juliette Swenson as she guides you through capturing the essence of a dog, a bird, or even an elephant! Learn the use of color and perspective, and which background will best enhance your portrait. You will treasure the result long after class is over – AND animal paintings make great gifts! Bring an 8x10 animal picture you like, with $25 to the first class for supplies. Register by Sep 25; limited class size. $129, Thursdays, Oct 3–24, 5:30–8 pm; Instructor: Juliette Swenson

Drawing Viewpoints for Beginners $149, Tuesdays, Sep 24–Oct 29, 6–8:30 pm; Instructor: Claudia Furlow

Music

Beginning Guitar for Adults: Strum Your Happy

Beginning Ukulele – Part 1

$189, Tuesdays, Sep 24–Oct 29, 4–6 pm; Instructor: Danny Dolinger

$99, Thursdays, Sep 5–26, 6:30–8 pm; Instructor: Richard Adams

Classic Country Electric Guitar

Bluegrass Banjo Your Way / Level 1

$189, Tuesdays, Sep 24–Oct 29, 6:30–8:30 pm; Instructor: Danny Dolinger

$189, Tuesdays, Sep 17–Oct 22, 5:30–7:30 pm; Instructor: Jeff Hensley

Pottery Hand-Building Pottery: Sculptural Forms $245, Wednesdays, Aug 21–Oct 23, 5–7 pm Instructor: Liz Beavers

Pottery Creations with Style: Tried and True Made New Each 8-week course, $215 Instructor: Phill Ungar Tuesdays, Aug 20–Oct 8, 4–6:15 pm Wednesdays, Aug 21–Oct 9 10 am–12:15 pm Thursdays, Aug 22–Oct 10, 6–8:15 pm Tuesdays, Oct 15–Dec 10, 4–6:15 pm Wednesdays, Oct 16–Dec 11, 10 am–12:15 pm Thursdays, Oct 17–Dec 12, 6–8:15 pm

Make Your Pottery a Canvas with Handmade Tiles Welcome to the world of tiles! Learn the process of tile making from start to finish, including design, pattern and construction. Tiles are a great canvas for learning multiple decorative techniques, including engobes, sgraffito, wax-resist, glazing, impressions and more. From coasters and trivets, to decorative backsplashes and mosaics, come explore the endless possibilities! Students need to have taken at least two BRCC beginning pottery courses to enroll; additional (outside of class) practice time is required between sessions. Course fee covers tools, supplies, 10 lbs of clay; bring towel and mask.

$159, Wednesdays, Oct 30–Dec 11, 5–7 pm; Instructor: Liz Beavers

Creative Writing

Creative Writing Workshop for All $149, Wednesdays, Sep 4–Oct 9, 6–9 pm; Instructor: Susan Facknitz

Emily Dickinson, Robert Frost: American Icons $149, Wednesdays, Oct 16–Dec 4, 6–9 pm; Instructor: Susan Facknitz

Poetry & Writing: Re-introduce Yourself! $139, Thursdays, Sep 26–Oct 10, 6–8:30 pm; Instructor: Angela Carter

Writing with Flair $129, Tuesdays, Oct 8–Nov 12, 4–6 pm; Instructor: Cynthia Atkins

Writing: Tell Your Story, Find Your Voice $149, Thursdays, Oct 17–Nov 7, 6–8:30 pm; Instructor: Angela Carter

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Home/Garden/Family American Sign Language $99, Tuesdays, Sep 10–Oct 29, 6:30–8 pm; Instructor: Amy Tussing

Beekeeping: Getting Started $119, Tuesdays, Aug 20–Sep 24, 6:30–9 pm; Instructor: Fred Hollen, VSBA Master Beekeeper

Birding: Fall Wonders Discover the joy of birding. Whether you are brand-new to the hobby, or an already established birder, this class will bring you exciting opportunities to observe birds in their natural habitats. Discover which birds leave our area for the winter, and which ones stay year round. Identify and observe many different species. You will spend the majority of class time out in the field.

Join us and discover one of the fastest growing outdoor hobbies in America. Bring your own binoculars. $99, Saturdays, Sep 7–28, 9 am–noon; Instructor: John Tindall

Growing Houseplants and Succulents Bring life into your home with beautiful houseplants and succulents (such as a cactus or aloe). Come join us to develop your green thumb. You will be introduced to a wide variety of houseplants and discover how to care for them. $129, Mondays & Thursdays, Oct 7–31, 6:30–8:30 pm; Instructor: Jo Ann Dunham

How to Sell (and Buy) on Ebay Are you looking for a fun way to supplement your income, or do you simply wish to clean out your closet, attic, or garage? Are you looking to purchase treasures at a lower price or searching for unique items not available in the local store? This introductory course on how to sell and buy on E-Bay will cover: E-Bay rules and regulations, how to establish accounts for buying and selling, how to utilize buy and sell strategies, and how to market and write effective listings. Discover methods to establish enforceable terms of sale, interpret and complete feedback, accurately determine shipping costs, and complete a smooth transaction. You will create actual sell listings during the class.

Make and Take Series Christmas Wreath & Holiday Centerpiece Series Cost: $149 Take both classes and save! In this holiday series of classes, you will use live greens to make beautiful decorations to dress up your home for Christmas. Sign up early, class size is limited!

Make a Christmas Wreath The holiday season will be here before you know it. This year, learn to make your own beautiful wreath using live greens. It is easy and incredibly affordable.

We’ll show you the different types of materials, as well as the equipment and accessories used, to make a stunning wreath. See how to wire fruit and make nut clusters for a Della Robbia wreath and how to transform it into a Christmas wreath. You will learn the three T’s of wreath making: technique, tips, and tricks!

We’ll supply all the materials – you make the wreath and take it home! And what wreath would be complete without a bow? You’ll learn that, too; it’s easy and fun. $79, Thursday, Dec 5, 6–9 pm; Instructor: Jef Naunchik

Make a Holiday Centerpiece Need to dress up your home for Christmas? You will use live greens, a lantern, and holiday accessories to create a beautiful centerpiece perfect for the table, mantle, or an outdoor entrance. We provide the materials – you make the centerpiece and take it home. It’s easy and most of all – fun! $79, Thursday, Dec 12, 6–9 pm; Instructor: Jef Naunchik

$99, Tuesdays, Sep 3–Oct 1, 6:30–9 pm; Instructor: Jim Belcher

Planting for Fall Color and Preparing for a Winter Garden

Youth

Beautify your landscape with fall colors and a thriving winter garden. You will discover how to integrate trees, shrubs and perennials that fit well with your individual landscape and will continue to perform with interest in the fall through winter. $129, Mondays & Thursdays, Sep 9–Oct 3, 6:30–8:30 pm; Instructor: Jo Ann Dunham

Introducing Drones (grades 6-8) $139, Saturdays, Sep 14–21, 10 am–2 pm; Instructor: Mark Fitzgerald

SAT I Prep $150, Thursdays, Sep 12–Oct 17, 6–9 pm; Instructors: Judy Hevener and Karen Ruozzi

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FINE ARTS CENTER EVENTS FALL 2019 American Shakespeare Center:

The Grapes of Wrath Friday, September 13, 7:30 pm

Pre-show music starts at 7 pm Tickets $15; Students free (reserve tickets online)

BRCC’s Theatre Workshop for Youth

Friday and Saturday, September 27-28, 7 pm Sunday, September 29, 3 pm Tickets $15; Students free (reserve tickets online) An original musical, written by two graduate Workshop students.

A concert featuring the talent of BRCC’s Theatre Workshop for Youth

All proceeds benefit the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank

Friday, October 25, 7 pm

Tickets $15; Students free (reserve tickets online)

Friday and Saturday, Nov 15-16, 7 pm Sunday, Nov 17, 3 pm Tickets $15; Students free (reserve tickets online)

www.brcc.edu/fac/performances

ART GALLERY EXHIBITS September 9–October 14

Reflective Shadows: Woodcut & Linocut Prints

by Allison Funk Artist Lecture: Tues, Sept 10, 3 pm, V135 Artist Reception: Tue, Sept 10, 4 pm Fine Arts Center Gallery

October 18–December 4

January 6–February 18

February 21–April 3

Julia Merkel: “Absence/ Summer Mornings/ From the Hill II: Mary Presence: Drawing from Winter Nights: Recent Baldwin University Studio Paintings and Drawings by Art Faculty Grief” Featuring: Jim Sconyers Artist lecture: Tues, Oct 22, 3 pm, V135 Cleveland Morris Martha Saunders/Nancy Ross

Artist reception: Tues, Oct 22, 4–5 pm Artists lecture: Thurs, Jan 23, 3 pm, V135 Jessie Rublee/Barbara Holt Fine Arts Center Gallery Artist reception: Thurs, Jan 23, 4-5 pm Colleen Pendry/Laura Pogoretskiy Fine Arts Center Gallery Artists’ lecture: Tues, Feb 25, 3 pm, V135 Artists’ reception: Tues, Feb 25, 4–5 pm, Fine Arts Center Gallery The Fine Arts Center Gallery is open 9 am to 4:30 pm Monday through Friday.

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