Learn for Life - St. Charles Community College

Learnfor Lifeschedule of non-credit classesRegister online! stchas.edu/LearnForLifeKapow!Bring onsummer!scc Corporate and Community Developmentcontinuing education | workforce development | adult education & Literacy

REGISTER EARLY SO YOUR CLASS DOESN’T CANCEL!Cancellation Policy: Because St. CharlesCommunity College Continuing Education(non-credit) classes are self-supporting, thedecision to run a class is based on the number ofpeople enrolled. The college reserves the rightto cancel if sufficient enrollment is not achieved.Registrations need to be received at least oneweek prior to the start of class to be considered inthe determination of whether to cancel the class.An attempt will be made to notify registrants byphone or mail if a class is cancelled. Full refundswill be issued for classes cancelled by the college.Online registration is easy!stchas.edu/LearnForLifeThis schedule of classes brought to you by theSCC DIVISION OF CORPORATE & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENTDr. Ron Chesbrough, SCC President • Yvonne Wills, Division DeanDr. Diane SchroederAssociate Dean,Extended LearningTina SiekerAssociate Dean,Continuing EducationAmanda SizemoreDirector,Workforce DevelopmentMaureen MilesClass ScheduleCoordinatorKelly ThebeauClass ScheduleLayout and DesignCollege MissionSCC enriches our community by providing life-changingeducational and cultural opportunities focused onpersonal growth and student success in a global society.When you see this Quick Response (QR) symbolthroughout the course schedule, use your smartphonewith a QR code reader app to link to videos and moreinformation about SCC Continuing Education.Free application recommendation: i-nigma or Scan

TABLE OF CONTENTSLearn for ... growth: For the agesCollege for all Kids............................................................... 1-8Academic Enhancement........................................................... 9Youth. ............................................................................ 9Plus 50. .......................................................................... 10Learn for ... adventure: SPECIAL EVENTS and TRIPSDay Trips. ........................................................................ 11Dinner Theater. .................................................................. 11Learn for ... inspiration: CREATIVITYArt. .............................................................................. 12Crafts and Hobbies............................................................... 12Music. ........................................................................... 13Photography. .................................................................... 13Dance. ........................................................................ 14-15Learn for ... well-being: RECREATION and FITNESSFitness. ....................................................................... 16-17Fitness Dance. ................................................................... 17Rec Certification.................................................................. 18Sports ........................................................................... 18Outdoors ........................................................................ 18Learn for ... your mind: LIFESTYLECulinary. ......................................................................... 19Home and Garden................................................................ 20Language. ....................................................................... 20Life Improvement. ............................................................... 20Personal Computing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20-24Learn for ... work: pROFESSIONAL and OCCUPATIONALComputers and Programming.................................................... 25Technical. ........................................................................ 25Professional Development/Certification........................................... 25Home Inspection Certification Program........................................... 26Learn for ... discovery: ONLINE coursesEd2Go, 360 Training, ProTrain, Center for Legal Studies,American Management Association (AA), Carson Dunlop. ......................... 28WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT ..................................................... 29ADULT EDUCATION, LITERACY, ESL, GED PREPARATION ............................ 30HOW TO ENROLL, REGISTRATION, LOCATIONS.................................. 31-32Learn for life.

2012SummerCampsAges 4-16Summer Youth AcademyCollege for Tots (Ages 4-6)College for Tots is a special program designed specificallyfor young children ages 4-6. Each day isfilled with activities centered around various educationalthemes. This unique program will satisfythe limited attention span of young children andchallenge their curiosity in a safe environment.NEW Cancellation PolicyA $25 cancellation fee will be assessed if youcancel less than one week prior to the start date ofcamp.Circus Fun (Ages 4-6)Come one, come all! Your tot will use motion andmusical instruments as they march to circus musicand learn new tunes along the way. Tots will createtheir own puppet and perform on the magical puppetstage. A circus would not be complete without afew magic tricks, balloon art and face painting.6/4-6/8 M-F 9a-noon $95Animal Adventures (Ages 4-6)Lions and tigers and bears, oh my! Go on a safarito create monkeys, elephants, bears and more. Enjoyanimal games, animal crafts, storytelling withanimal puppets, and music. Make a mask of yourfavorite animal and join the parade.6/11-6/15 M-F 9a-noon $95 S17/23-7/27 M-F 9a-noon $95 S2Disney® Dance Princess (Ages 4-6)Are you the next Belle or Cinderella? Discover howmuch fun dancing can be with a Disney ® twist!Experienced choreographer will teach ballet andbeginning dance routines. At the end of the week,students will perform a dance routine.6/18-6/22 M-F 9a-noon $953D Art Adventures (Ages 4-6)Your child’s creativity will run wild as they discoverthe world of art in 3D. Experiment with clay andother mediums. Some projects will include selfportraits,food sculpture, wire mobiles and origamiboats. Get messy and have fun.6/18-6/22 M-F 9a-noon $95Under the Sea Art Adventures (Ages 4-6)Come dive into this multi-media art camp and havean ocean of fun! Create colorful collages, makemarvelous mosaics; celebrate some super sea creaturesand enjoy a beach party. Bring your imaginationand get ready to explore the awesome worldthat’s under the sea.6/25-6/29 M-F 9a-noon $95It’s a Disney® Extravaganza (Ages 4-6)Who is your favorite prince or princess? Exploreyour favorite characters from Disney ® movies witha new theme each day. Sing, dance, create and celebrate.It’s a Disney ® explosion!7/16-7/20 M-F 9a-noon $95Kinder Science (Ages 4-6)Calling all young scientists! Discover the wonders ofyour world through science and creativity. Listen tostories, explore the outdoors, and experiment withfun hands-on activities such as making flubber, glittersuncatchers and ocean wave bottles. Who knewscience and nature could be so much fun.8/6-8/10 M-F 9a-noon $95Keep up with the fun on Facebookwww.facebook.com/CollegeForAllKids.1 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

Summer Youth AcademyFull- and Half-Day ProgramsThis exciting program gives children an opportunityto participate in a variety of fun and challengingcourses. Children will explore their environmentthrough science and technology, satisfytheir unlimited curiosity and express themselvesthrough music and art. All supplies will be furnishedexcept as otherwise noted. Academies involvethe use of glue, paint, etc., so children shouldnot wear new or expensive clothing.NEW Cancellation PolicyA $25 cancellation fee will be assessed if youcancel less than one week prior to the start dateof camp.Before- and After-CareSCC is pleased to offer before- and after-care forsummer 2012 for students ages 5 and up! Before-care is available beginning at 7 a.m. and after-careis available until 5:45 p.m. The cost is $25 per weekfor before or after or $40 per week for both. Beforeandafter-care must be purchased by the week (wecannot pro-rate for specific days). Parents or guardiansmust come to the Donald D. Shook Fine ArtsBuilding Room 112 to sign their child in and out.Things you should know …• In our camps students learn by doing, building, testing,exploring, creating and playing. Students chooseour camps because of the cool subjects – so our classroomsare full of enthusiasm and excitement with lotsof hands on projects!• Your child’s safety is a high concern for us. Our staffundergoes background checks and our camp assistantsare CPR/EPI Pen trained. Children are closely supervisedand are escorted to and from all activities. Parents mustsign their child in and out each day.• Cell phones can be brought to class, but must be turnedoff or the ringer set to silent during class. Students arenot permitted to text during class. All other electronicdevices should be left at home.• Students will not have access to vending machines.Lunch can be bought in the Student Center cafeteria, orstudents may bring a lunch from home. On Fridays afterlunch, students may make their own sundae for $1.We encourage students to bring a snack from home,especially for those students in before- and after-care.Menus will be emailed to students prior to camp.WEEK OF JUNE 4Theater Skills (Ages 8-16)Do you love the theater? Practice audition techniques,learn stage presence and develop characterstaught through improv, pantomime and skits.Learn to analyze scripts and bring your characterto life. Explore elements of design includingcostuming and make-up. Stand out at your nextaudition!6/4-6/8 M-F 9a-4p $165LEGO® Robotics (Ages 7-9)Take your engineering skills to a new level usingLEGO ® NXT Mindstorm Robotics. Discover the challengesthat make robotics technology accessible usingproblem-solving techniques. Create your robotusing basic computer programming, principles ofsimple and complex machines, gearing, and yourown creativity. Teams will attempt to exploit thedesign weaknesses or incidental mechanical advantageof their opponents’ robot. Students will useNXT Mindstorm Robotics. A perfect blend of math,science and fun!6/4-6/8 M-F 9a-4p $225Harry Potter® (Ages 7-10)Calling all Muggles! Spend an enchanting weeklearning all about Harry Potter ® . Learn the HogwartsWay by making magical wands, secret potionsand the proper care for magical creatures. Conquerdifferent challenges and games where you can earnand lose points for the House Cup. By the end of theweek you will master SCC’s version of Quidditch andbecome Harry Potter trivia experts.6/4-6/8 M-F 9a-4p $165Pom Pom (Ages 5-8)Love to dance? Jump, twirl, kick and twist! Showyour spirit while you pump up the crowd with showstoppingperformances of pom-pom routines. Learnthe hottest dance moves to music you love. At theend of the week students will perform a dance thatthey learned throughout the week. Bring your pompoms home and practice all summer.6/4-6/8 M-F 9a-4p $179STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233 2

Irish Riverdance (Ages 8-16)Star in your own Riverdance performance. Get yourfeet moving to this rapid style of dance. This uniqueart form originated in Ireland, but today is taughtand performed around the world. Performanceon last day. No prior dance experience necessary.Taught by the Clarkson School of Irish Dance.6/4-6/8 M-F 9a-noon $125Cupcake Wars (Ages 7-12)Do you love to make cupcakes and watch cupcakewars on the food network? In this amazing camp,you can let your imagination and creativity run wildas you discover how to use icing, flavorings, fondants,gumpaste, cookies and candies and turn theminto creations of art. Each day you will be given atheme. On the final day, we will have our very owncupcake wars! Are you up for the challenge?6/5-6/8 T-F 9a-noon $105Computer Game Design (Middle School)Don’t just play the game – make it! Introduction intothe awesome world of video game creation. Designyour own arcade games, platform games, adventuresand screensavers. You select your own heroes andmonsters. At the end of the academy you will be ableto save your game to play on your computer at home.6/4-6/8 M-F 9a-4p $185WEEK OF JUNE 11Lift Off Into Outer Space! (Ages 7-12)Go out of this world! Design, build, and launch yourown rocket in this hands-on learning experience loadedwith activities and challenges. Turn imaginationinto the reality of space and motion. You won’t believehow much fun physics, math and science can be!6/11-6/15 M-F 9a-4p $165Extreme Art Academy (Ages 7-12)Are you the next Picasso or Walt Disney? Let yourcreativity and imagination run wild as you workwith a variety of mediums. Explore acrylics, watercolors,pastels, charcoals, printmaking, Chinesewatercolor ink paintings, three dimensional art andmore. You will exhibit in an art show on the last dayof camp to showcase your creativity and talent. Getcreative, get messy!6/11-6/15 M-F 9a-4p $175Geocaching – The Search for Treasure! (Ages 9-12)Welcome to the high-tech treasure hunt. Join us forone of the fastest growing outdoor activities. Usinghandheld GPS units, you will hike SCC for buriedcaches. Be the first group to master reading a mapand coordinates, learn the importance of maintainingyour logbook and use Internet sites to updatedata that can be used by other hunters. After thisweek, you will be able to direct your own family ona similar adventure.6/11-6/15 M-F 9a-noon $95Murder Mystery Camp (Ages 10-16)Murder, mystery and more! An interactive murdermystery that can entertain family and friends will bedeveloped in this camp. Learn how to create interestingcharacters, add details and suspense, and useyour imagination to create a unique mini-mysterythat will come to life as you perform for family andfriends on the last day.6/11-6/15 M-F 9a-4p $165Bump, Set, Spike! (Middle School)Take your volleyball skills to a new level! Your performanceas an athlete will skyrocket as you mastertechniques through warm-ups, scrimmagesand games on SCC’s volleyball court in the CollegeCenter gym. Meet new friends who love volleyball asmuch as you do. Taught by an experienced volleyballcoach. Tuition includes T-shirt.6/11-6/15 M-F 9a-noon $105Hip Hop Dance (Ages 7-10)Hip-hop dance is everywhere! Learn the latest urbandance and hip hop moves. You will move to funkyaerobic hip hop steps in jamming combinations.You will choreograph moves and show off your ownstyle. Bring your BFF and don’t miss out.6/11-6/15 M-F 9a-noon $95Kids in the Kitchen (Ages 7-12)Love to be in the kitchen? Growing gourmets willhave the opportunity to cook and have fun. Immerseyourself with cooking techniques, tools of the trade,basic etiquette, nutrition, safety and even a littlekitchen math. Students will be making gourmetsandwiches, homemade pizzas, cupcakes, pasta andmore. Recipe book and other goodies to take home.You won’t go hungry!6/12-6/15 M-F 9a-noon $1053 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

WEEK OF JUNE 18SCC Soccer Kicks (Ages 5-14)Get your game on! Discover your highest level ofgame play on SCC’s collegiate size soccer field.Improve your soccer skills, techniques, field sense,physical strength and fitness, and sportsmanship.Camps conducted by SCC head men’s and women’ssoccer coaches. T-shirt included.6/18-6/22 M-F 9a-noon $95LEGO® Robotics Math Fun! (Ages 7-10)Let’s see – you love LEGOs ® but you’re not crazyabout math, right? This camp is for you. Math isfun and makes the most sense when you play withit and build it. Using NXT Mindstorm Robotics, youwill work with LEGOs ® to learn the basics of geometry,spacial relationships, patterns, fractions, placevalues and more. Come play with us and become amath whiz!6/18-6/22 M-F 9a-4p $225American Girl® (Ages 7-12)Enjoy the week with Josefina, Kirsten, Rebecca,Molly and Julie. Journey into each dolls’ time period.Explore a way to be helpful or charitable and choosea project to make for your favorite charity. Plant agarden, learn Spanish, eat chocolate fondue, createa scrapbook and more!6/18-6/22 M-F 9a-4p $165Comedy Theater Camp (Ages 10-16)Do you like to make people laugh or dream of beinga stand-up comedian? Come laugh with us every dayas you learn a variety of theater games and improvisationalgames. Write and perform your own comedysketches and commercials for your friends andfamily for a performance on the last day.6/18-6/22 M-F 9a-4p $165Percy Jackson ® Olympians,Lightning Thief Camp (Ages 7-11)Join Percy and his friends as mythological monstersand the gods of Mount Olympus walk straight out ofthe pages of Percy’s Greek mythology textbook rightinto this fun and imaginative camp. Do you havewhat it takes to fight your way through a world ofmythological monsters and dangerous demi-gods? Ifyou find your way to camp half-blood, you just maylearn to fight like a real hero, save mythologicalcreatures and battle the powers of the underworld.Only you can complete your quest. (With the help ofyour friends, of course!)6/18-6/22 M-F 9a-4p $1653D Computer Animation (Ages 9-11)Experience a multimedia camp adventure wherecomputer characters are at your command! Letyour imagination run wild as you learn programmingbasics with Scratch software through interactivestorytelling. Students will think creatively whilelearning how to program their own stories, gamesand design animations wtih their own graphics andsounds. Projects include music videos, interactivetoys, visual art and more. Share your creations onthe Web.6/18-6/22 M-F 9a-4p $185WEEK OF JUNE 25Computer Game Design (Middle School)Don’t just play the game – make it! Introductioninto the awesome world of video game creation.Design your own arcade games, platform games,adventures and screensavers. You select your ownheroes and monsters. At the end of the academy youwill be able to save your game to play on your computerat home.6/25-6/29 M-F 9a-4p $185STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233 4

Project Runway (Ages 10-16)Are you ready to have SEW much fun this summer?Create your own beautiful and completely originalclothing and accessories working with fabrics,knitting looms, basic elements of design and fabrictextures. Inspiration boards and notebooks will beused to map your own creations. Model your ownoriginals for your family on the last day. Knittinglooms are yours to take home. Hey fashionistas thisKids in the Kitchen (Ages 7-12)Love to be in the kitchen? Growing gourmets willhave the opportunity to cook and have fun. Immerseyourself with cooking techniques, tools of the trade,basic etiquette, nutrition, safety and even a littlekitchen math. Students will be making gourmetsandwiches, homemade pizzas, cupcakes, pasta andmore. There will be a recipe book and other goodiesto bring home. You won’t go hungry!is the camp you loved last year. Register early for thisone, Claire is back!6/26-6/29 T-F 9a-noon $1056/25-6/29 M-F 9a-4p $179LEGO® Robotics (Ages 10-12)Take your engineering skills to a new level usingLEGO ® NXT Mindstorm Robotics. Discover the challengesthat make robotics technology accessible usingproblem-solving techniques. Create your robotusing basic computer programming, principles ofsimple and complex machines, gearing and yourown creativity. Teams will attempt to exploit thedesign weaknesses or incidental mechanical advantageof their opponents’ robots. A perfect blend ofmath, science and fun!6/25-6/29 M-F 9a-4p $225The Magic of Theater Drama Camp (Ages 8-12)Step on stage and enjoy the spotlight in a one-actproduction. Experience the exciting process of theaterfrom auditioning to performance complete withprops and costumes. The week will culminate in apresentation for family and friends on the last day.Regular attendance is required. Any absence willaffect participation in the final performance. Breaka leg!6/25-6/29 M-F 9a-4p $165Superhero Camp (Ages 7-10)Kapow! BAM! Splat! Transform yourself into your favoritesuperhero. Create masks and capes, build anaction game, design, illustrate and write your owncomic book. Dream to be your version of the InvisibleWoman, X-Men, Super Girl and Spiderman. Thesky is the limit!6/25-6/29 M-F 9a-4p $175WEEK OF JULY 9LEGO® Robotics (Ages 10-12)Take your engineering skills to a new level usingLEGO ® NXT Mindstorm Robotics. Discover the challengesthat make robotics technology accessible usingproblem-solving techniques. Create your robotusing basic computer programming, principles ofsimple and complex machines, gearing and yourown creativity. Teams will attempt to exploit thedesign weaknesses or incidental mechanical advantageof their opponents’ robots. A perfect blend ofmath, science and fun!7/9-7/13 M-F 9a-4p $225Bump, Set, Spike! Level 2 (Middle School)Bump it up a level. Focus will be on advanced drillsand scrimmages on SCC’s volleyball court in theCollege Center gym. Taught by an experienced volleyballcoach. Prerequisite: 1-2 years experience ofvolleyball. Tuition includes a T-shirt.7/9-7/13 M-F 9a-noon $1055 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

Creative Chemistry (Ages 6-12)What do you get when you mix fun, curiosity, learningand excitement? Recipes for creative chemistry.Conjure up gum drop molecules, ice cream in a can,water bottle rockets and other bizarre concoctions.You’ll want to do these experiments over and overagain. Chemistry has never been so much fun! Kidswill be split into two age groups, ages 6-8 and ages9-12.7/16-7/20 M-F 9a-4p $165Printmaking Art Camp (Ages 7-12)Do you love to draw, paint or get messy? Explore awide variety of printmaking methods such as linocut,monotype and screen. Discover what it is like tobe a graphic artist. Print on many varieties of surfacessuch as wood, paper, fabric and any article ofclothing. Be creative in the wonderful world of art!7/16-7/20 M-F 9a-4p $179Cupcake Wars (Ages 7-12)Do you love to make cupcakes and watch cupcakewars on the food network? In this amazing camp, youcan let your imagination and creativity run wild asyou discover how to use icing, flavorings, fondants,gumpaste, cookies and candies and turn them intocreations of art. Each day you will be given a theme.On the final day, we will have our very own cupcakewars! Are you up for the challenge?7/17-7/20 M-F 9a-noon $105WEEK OF JULY 23CSI SCC (Ages 7-12)Can you solve the case? Dr. Jekyll continues tostump the CSI SCC team. Investigate a mysteriouscrime scene using forensics and crime lab chemistry.Search for evidence, gather clues and form yourown conclusions.7/23-7/27 M-F 9a-4p $165Point! Shoot! Digital Photography (Ages 7-12)Have fun transforming your photos into your ownspecial work of art! Unleash the photographer inyou and make your photos and videos come alive.Become familiar with design elements used in compositionsby photographing flowers, landscapes,other elements of nature, architecture and people.Create your own slide show by adding special effectsand music. Be a star in your own computer-generatedvideo. Bring digital camera to camp.7/23-7/27 M-F 9a-4p $175The Magic of Theater Drama Camp (Ages 13-16)Step onstage and enjoy the spotlight in a one-actproduction. Experience the exciting process of theaterfrom auditioning to performance complete withprops and costumes. The week will culminate in apresentation for family and friends on the last day.Regular attendance is required. Any absence willaffect participation in the final performance. Breaka leg!7/23-7/27 M-F 9a-4p $165Shoot and Score – Girls Basketball (Ages 10-14)Take your basketball game to the next level withCoach Chambers. Learn footwork, shooting, dribbling,and pass techniques to become a better, morecomplete basketball player. Each day will includeskill clinics and scrimmages. Tuition includes aT-shirt.7/23-7/27 M-F 8a-noon $135So You Think You Can Dance? (Ages 9-12)Do you love dance shows but need help learning thelatest and coolest dances? Get energized while youmaster jazz and modern dance techniques to developdynamic choreography. Design and decorate yourown T-shirt to wear on the last day as you performfor your family and friends.7/23-7/27 M-F 9a-4p $165Alternative Energy LEGO® RoboticsEngineering Camp, (Middle School)Power up your engineering and robotic skills usingLEGO ® NXT Mindstorm Robotic Renewal Energykits. Explore building race cars, solar ovens, windturbines and simulated solar tracking systems.Thanks to a partnership with GM, learn what youcan do to reduce your carbon footprint.7/23-7/27 M-F 9a-4p $225Advanced Kids in the Kitchen (Ages 7-12)Do you want more Kids in the Kitchen fun? Step itup a level and immerse yourself with cooking techniques,tools of the trade, basic etiquette, nutrition,safety and even a little kitchen math. Growing gourmetswill be making yummy delights from breakfastto dinner. Students will receive all recipes and lots ofgoodies. You won’t go hungry!7/24-7/27 M-F 9a-noon $1057 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

WEEK OF JULY 30Raging Reaction Lab/Grossology (Ages 7-12)Back by popular demand, this science camp hasno limits on fun. Become a science wizard in ourraging reaction lab. Create crazy chemical reactionsthat are even edible. Immerse yourself in thewonderful world of chemistry, biology and theenvironment.7/30-8/3 M-F 9a-4p $165Extreme Computer Game Design (Middle School)Ready to make your monsters and heroes advanceto the next level? This camp is designed for thosewho have experience with computer game designprograms.7/30-8/3 M-F 9a-4p $185Clowning Around (Ages 5-8)Enter the world of magic, circus, comedy and gags.Create balloon animals, learn magic tricks, workwith puppets and discover how funny you can be!Discover the secrets of magic and take home yourtricks to share with family and friends. Camp taughtby a professional clown of 25 years. It’s a fun weekunder the big top at SCC.7/30-8/3 M-F 9a-4p $165Lights, Camera, Action:Movie Production Camp (Ages 10-14)Have you ever watched online videos and thought,"I can do that?" Here’s your chance to prove it.Maximize your creative muscles to come up withyour own mini-productions. You will go through thewhole process from storyboards to editing. You willleave the camp with a jump drive that is loaded withyour mini-movie and the movies of your classmates.Look out Steven Hollywood!7/30-8/3 M-F 9a-4p $185WEEK OF AUGUST 6Mad Science Boot Camp (Ages 5-12)Brush up on your science skills! Hang-on for a weekof non-stop science fun as we conduct over 40 differentactivities. Use Morse code to send secret messagesto your friend. Get a taste for space as youlaunch a bottle rocket, test soil for Martian life andexperiment with space suit design. Discover pollutionsolutions by baking nachos with solar power.Test what your toes have to do with tennis. Growjaws and claws to feed your beastly stomach. At theend of the week you will be awarded a certificate ofachievement to show off all of your hard work! NOAFTER-CARE AVAILABLE FOR THIS CAMP.8/6-8/10 M-F 9a-3p $215SPECIAL ANYTIME CLASSOnline Video Game MakingLooking for something to do at home this summer?You will have seven weeks (register anytime) of aninstructor-facilitated online class to learn how todesign and modify your own exciting arcade stylevideo games. Graphics design and graphics animationwill be covered. High speed Internet 128K minimumrequirements.6/4-8/13 M $99Extreme LEGO® Robotic Engineering (Ages 9-13)LEGOs ® + Robots + Computers = Super science fun!For students who have taken a LEGO ® Robotic Campbefore, students will work in pairs to use LEGO ® NXTMindstorm Robotic kits. Program your robot to meetadvanced challenges and design your own system.Bring along your enthusiasm and imagination andwe will have a blast with robotics fun. Bring yourdigital camera to camp.7/30-8/3 M-F 9a-4p $225STEM CampWe want YOU to become excited about math!Through a collaborative initiative with Partners forProgress, six area schools are offering a week of anexciting new math program utilizing the conceptsfrom computer-based khanacademy.org learningmodules. Experience the future with Science –Technology – Engineering – Math challenges andprojects.7/9-7/13 M-F 9a-noon $25STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233 8

Plus 50Stretch and Strengthen for SeniorsBased on exercises from yoga, Pilates and dance forconditioning the total body. Emphasis is on coretraining and proper breathing for the most effectiveworkout. Incorporates the use of balls, mats, bodybars and hand weights.6/4-7/30 M/W 9-9:50a $75Mindfulness for 50+Get the most out of life with mindfulness meditation.The well-documented benefits of mindfulnessinclude less stress and reactivity, more energy andvitality, greater personal insight, improved memoryand concentration and greater happiness. Anyonecan do it. Come see for yourself!8/6-8/27 M 5:30-7p $69Learn the HarmonicaHave fun learning this unique and versatile instrument.Learn many great folk songs while impressingyour family and friends. The 10-hole C diatonic harmonicais used. Harmonica and book provided withclass.6/7-6/21 Th 7-8p $39Modified AerobicsA gentler approach to the typical fitness class. Choreographeddance moves are set to a variety of music.Hand weights, body bars, balls and bands tonethe muscles, while stretching adds to your flexibility.Great class if you’re new to exercise or just gettingback to it.6/4-7/30 M/W 8-8:50a $65Guided AutobiographyWrite the story of your life ... two pages at a time.Guided by a trained instructor, you will be ledthrough themes and priming questions that bringback memories of events once known but seeminglyfiled away and forgotten. Voluntary sharing ofexcerpts of your stories will assist you and otherwriters in this uplifting experience. This is not aformal writing class.7/7-8/25 S 1-3:15p $129STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233 10

MusicSuzuki Violin LessonsThis method is based on the concept that childrencan be taught to play an instrument in much thesame way they learn to speak. Enrollment is limited.These classes are available for all ages and are alsooffered for traditional violin and viola. 30-minuteprivate lessons plus weekly group sessions. Paymentplan available! Lesson times are arranged betweeninstructor and student.By Appointment 5/21-7/16$220 (30-minutes)$275 (45-minutes)$330 (1-hour)NEW! Payment plan available for Suzukilessons. Call 636-922-8233 for details.Instant Guitar for Busy Adults and TeensHave you ever wanted to learn the guitar but simplycan’t find the time? In just a few hours you can learnthe basic chords to get you playing along with yourfavorite tunes. Bring your acoustic guitar. Workbookand practice DVD included.6/12 T 6:30-9:30p $59Principles of Professional SongwritingHave you ever wanted to write your own songs? Delveinto what makes songs a hit, study popular songsand music theory while learning the craft and art ofsongwriting. Workbook included.6/19 T 6:30-9:30p $59PhotographyBeginner’s Digital Camera PhotographyWhat’s the right digital camera for me? How do I usethe one I own? Master the settings, get those picturesoff your camera and onto your computer and sharewith family and friends.6/13-6/20 W 9a-noon $69An Introduction to VoiceoversHave you ever wanted to be the voice everyone hearson commercials and documentaries? This fun andinteractive class covers details of the industry, theimportance of marketing and of a demo tape. Receivea professional voice evaluation. Taught by aprofessional voice actor from the voice acting trainingcompany, Voices For All.7/18 W 6-8p $39Beginning DSLRGeared toward getting you familiar with your digitalSLR. Topics include focusing, using your lens, formattingyour memory card, viewing and deletingpictures, shutter speed, aperture and ISO. This is thefirst step to understanding your DSLR and takingadvantage of its features. Bring your fully chargedcamera for photo shoot time.6/12-6/19 T 6-9p $9913 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

Belly Dance Level 2A – Drills and PracticeProvides additional practice in Level 2 belly dancetechnique. Geared toward students who have completedthe Level 2 curriculum but do not wish tomove to Level 3 or need additional practice beforemoving on.6/9-8/25 S 2:15-3:15p $77Belly Dance instructorNisaa, Heather D. WardFollow Heather’s blog at stchas-coned.blogspot.comHula for Your HealthFor beginners, learn basic hula steps combined withcontemporary Hawaiian music. Increase muscletone in legs, arms and buttocks – a terrific workoutfor your body and spirit.6/9-7/28 S 9-10a $56Belly Dance – Level 1An introduction to the history and technique ofMiddle Eastern dance, acquaints the student withfundamental movements of belly dance as it’spracticed today in the United States. Wear comfortableclothes; shoes are optional. Bring a scarf to tiearound your hips.6/9-8/25 S 10:30-11:30a $77Belly Dance – Level 2Builds on the basic techniques, with focus on morecomplex dance combinations, as well as on musicalinterpretation. Dance props, including zills andveils, will be introduced. Prerequisite: Belly Dance– Level 1 and instructor permission.6/9-8/25 S 1-2p $77Belly Dance – Level 3Provides in-depth instruction with emphasis on theimportance of musical interpretation and showmanshipin creating a Middle Eastern dance performance.Admission by instructor permission only.6/9-8/25 S 3:30-4:30p $77Belly Dance Level 1A – Drills and PracticeNot ready for Level 2 belly dance? Gain additionalpractice in Level 1 belly dance technique. Geared towardstudents who have completed the Level 1 curriculumbut do not wish to move to Level 2 or needadditional practice.6/9-8/25 S 11:45a-12:45p $77NEW! Polynesian DancePolynesian Dance encompasses Hawaii, Tahiti, Samoaand New Zealand. Focus will be on HawaiianHula and Tahitian Tamure, basic Samoan Siva andan intro into Maori dance. Loose clothing is recommended(no jeans). All basic dance steps will beintroduced, then we will work through learning adance from each culture.6/9-7/28 S 11:30a-12:30p $56NEW! Turbo TahitianJoin us for the newest form of cardio dance. Classwill expose you to the movements of Tahitian dancewhile mixing it up with cardio to increase muscleand burn fat.6/6-8/1 W 8:10-9:10p $56 S16/9-7/28 S 10:15-11:15a $56 S215 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

Beginning YogaHatha Yoga is the practice of meditation, stretchingand breathing. Posture allows you to gain flexibility,tone muscles and enjoy the flow of breath withinyour body. Create a more fluid body, open mind andrelease tension from your muscles.6/5-7/24 T 6:45-8p $69 S16/7-7/26 Th 6:30-7:45p $69 S2Beyond Beginning YogaYoga for the student who does not wish to move tothe intermediate level but wants to extend beyondyoga basics. Prerequisite: One yoga session or instructorpermission.6/7-7/26 Th 6:30-7:45p $69Yoga for LifeTransform awareness and quiet down mind andbody to experience inner peace, joy and well-being.This energizing class covers all aspects of yogapractice: vinyasa flow, heart opening postures, developingstillness by meditation, breathing and relaxation.Gain vitality and release stagnant energy.Prerequisite: One Beginning Yoga session or instructorapproval.6/9-7/28 S 10-11:15a $69Yoga for a Stronger BackLearn basic fundamentals of strengthening yourcore muscles with the emphasis on muscle and jointflexibility.6/9-7/28 S 8:30-9:45a $69Lorraine Reeb, Kundalini instructorKundalini Yoga for Plus SizeYoga you can do! Come as you are to an atmosphereof acceptance. All levels of fitness welcome. Kundaliniyoga combines postures, sound, breath, meditationand deep relaxation to improve general healthand boost the metabolism.5/16-6/20 W 6-7p $49 S15/19-6/23 S 11:30a-12:30p $49 S26/27-8/8 W 6-7p $49 S36/30-8/11 S 11:30a-12:30p $49 S4NEW! Kundalini Yoga for AllKundalini yoga is yoga you can do! All fitness levelswelcome. Enjoy the health benefits of flexibilitythrough postures, sound, breath, meditation anddeep relaxation.5/17-6/21 Th 8-9p $49 S16/28-8/9 Th 8-9p $49 S2Fitness DanceDance AerobicsCombines dance and aerobic steps set to contemporarymusic. Whether you’re a beginner or an old pro,this effective workout is for you.6/5-7/26 T/Th 5:30-6:20p $85ZumbaThe latest craze in exercise, learn fun Latin dancesteps to create an exhilarating aerobic workout.Based on interval training – a very effective way ofworking out your whole body while having fun!6/4-7/30 M/W 10-10:50a $85 S16/4-7/30 M 7-8p $56 S26/6-8/1 W 7-8p $56 S36/8-8/3 F 12:30-1:30p $56 S46/8-8/3 F 10-10:50a $56 S517 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

Rec CertificationHunter EducationLearn safe hunting practices and outdoor ethics(mandatory for anyone born after January 1967).Must be at least 11 years old to be certified; ages15 or younger are required to bring parent/guardianand proof of age. Parent must pay $5 registrationfee also. Participants should bring a #2 pencil,black ink pen and highlighter pen. Registrationis also required through the Department of Conservation.To complete this step, log onto: http://my.register-ed.com/panel/statelanding.mo. Clickon St. Louis area and choose the class you’re attending.Thismust be done seven days prior to class! Nointernet access? Call Busch Conservation Area(636-441-4554). Registration closes seven days priorto start date.7/21-7/22 S/Su 9a-4p $5 S18/18-8/19 S/Su 9a-4p $5 S2SportsGroup Golf LessonsLearn the fundamentals of this lifetime sport at CaveSpring Golf Center. Open to any skill level from beginnerto advanced. Course is taught by PGA GolfProfessionals. Range balls provided during the lesson.Loaner clubs provided if needed.6/6-6/27 W 6:30-7:30p $95 S16/16-7/7 S 10-11a $95 S26/18-7/9 M 6:30-7:30p $95 S3OutdoorsNEW! Kayaking in a DayLearn the basic kayak skills needed to handle alltypes of kayaks. Focus on strokes, balance, bracing,safety, boat control, rolls and types of boats. Courseis taught by ACA certified kayak instructors. Kayakrentals available for $20 payable to instructor atclass. Class will be held outside. Meet near the RangerStation at 370 Lakeside Park in St. Peters.6/16 S 8a-4p $129 S17/7 S 8a-4p $129 S28/11 S 8a-4p $129 S3Personal Trainer CertificationINFORMATIONAL MEETINGHave you ever considered becoming a personaltrainer? Have all of your questions answered duringthis exciting informational session.6/5 T 7-8p FREEPersonal Trainer CertificationThere is a shortage of personal trainers in the workforce.Come join this fun field and be a part of whatABCNEWS.com states as the fourth-hottest job inthe United States. Course is comprised of 16 hoursof lecture, 16 hours of practical training and a 30-hour internship. Topics include biomechancis, exercisephysiology, fitness testing, equipment use andhealth assessment. The national exam is held on theninth week. CPR/AED needed to receive certification.Textbook required.6/19-8/16 T/Th 7-9p $675See our new Turbo Tahitianfitness dance class on page 14.STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233 18

LifestyleCulinaryCooking for Life Series:Enjoy a taste of summer! Mastering the principles ofgreat cooking can help you make dishes that deliverdeliciousness without all the calories and fat. Comeexplore with us – your taste buds will be happy!Enroll in all three classes and save.Individual dates and times below. $125NEW! Queen of the GrillYes, ladies, you too can be the Master of the Grill.Come learn how to not only start the grill, but alsocreate tasty, succulent delights. Menu includes GrilledPitas with Caramelized Onions and Goat Cheese;Grilled Shrimp, Corn and Tomato Salad; Garlic andRosemary Flank Steak with Grilled Vegetable Lasagnaand Grilled Peach Melba. Gain tips on the bestspirits and beverage pairings including samplings.Must be 21 years old to consume alcohol.6/14 Th 6-8p $49NEW! The Farmer's MarketLooking for creative ways to use that yummy freshproduce? Menu includes Cucumber-Cream CheeseDip; Stuffed Cherry Tomatoes; Blackberry Iced Tea;Peach-Mango Daiquiris; Molasses-Balsamic PorkKabobs with Green Tomatoes and Plums; Corn andCrab Chowder and Rustic Plum Tart. Must be 21years old to consume alcohol.7/12 Th 6-8p $49Mercedes Bilow, Culinary instructorNEW! Summer Fun Cake PopsWhat’s a scrumptious, bite-size candy coated crumbledcake? You guessed it – a cake pop! Come jointhe greatest food-on-a-stick craze since shish kebabs.Cake pops are easy to make and can be customizedto match any color scheme, holiday or partytheme.7/19 Th 6-8p $35NEW! Crazy for Cupcakes – It’s A PartyCreate an awesome birthday, graduation or summerparty by adding your own flare with those littlefinger foods called cupcakes! Use hands-on simpletechniques and kitchen-tested recipes. Yes, samplesare provided.6/21 Th 6-8p $35NEW! Taste of HavanaLet the love of the tropics set you free. Menu includesPlantain Chips; Cuban Empanadas; Black Beansand Rice; Picadilla; Ropa Vieja; Arroz con Leche andFlan. Gain tips on the best spirits and beverage pairingsincluding samplings. Must be 21 years old toconsume alcohol.8/9 Th 6-8p $49NEW! Crazy for Cupcakes – The Buses Are Coming!Are you counting the days until school starts? Whatbetter way to celebrate than creating your owncupcake school buses. Amaze your kids, family andfriends with these creative little finger foods. Usehands-on techniques and kitchen-tested recipes. Yes,samples are provided.8/16 Th 6-8p $3519 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

Home and GardenBackyard and Worm CompostingDreaming about your garden? You can start compostingbefore it’s time to plant. Learn the importanceof composting, setting up a bin, propermaintenance and ways of using finished compost.Composting is good for your garden, good for theenvironment, easy to do and FUN! Tuition includesone worm bin and 1/2 lb. of worms6/20 W 6:30-8:30p $35NEW! Preserving Food at HomeThink healthy, wealthy and wise. Confused aboutwhether to can, freeze or dry that yummy producefrom the farmers market or your backyard garden?Discover basic food preservation methods, foodsafety, essential equipment and reliable resources.6/6 W 6-8p $35Life ImprovementNEW! Mindfulness MeditationFeeling overwhelmed with your life? Discover waysto cultivate personal insight using your thoughtsand emotions through meditation techniques. Realizea better sense of self, improved relationships,better task performance and greater happiness.7/9-7/30 M 6:30-8p $69Harnessing and Managing Stress in Your LifeDiscover how to manage and release stress to feelbetter, work and relate more effectively with others,carry out tasks more confidently and efficiently andcope better with life’s daily experiences. Analyze yourown stress factors, learn how to manage them, andreduce stress through self-management and effectivestrategies.7/17 T 6-9:30p $39NEW! $ave a Buck CouponingKeep more money in your pocket. Become a savvysaver one coupon at a time. Simplify your shoppingand learn how to stock pile food items for your family.Discover how to pay rock-bottom prices, where tofind more coupons and master organization strategies.Be fabulessly frugal!6/13 W 6-9p $35 S18/13 M 6-9p $35 S2LanguageBasic Sign CommunicationLearn the manual alphabet and basic signs andparticipate in activities that increase recognitionof signs learned. Textbook required. Children underage 15 must enroll with a parent/guardian.6/11-7/16 M 6-8:30p $79Personal ComputingComputer students are encouraged to bring aUSB jump drive to class to save work forreference at home.Beginner’s Guide to ComputersDon’t be left behind in the digital age. Become acquaintedand comfortable with your computer. Getstarted with the alphabetic keyboard, how to use themouse, navigate the Internet, basic email accounts,basic word processing and become familiar with today’smost popular software.6/7-6/28 Th 9a-noon $79Microsoft Windows 7Discover how to customize everything on your computer.Start with the basics of how to use Windows,how to log onto the workstation, tour the desktop,start menu, taskbar and standard icons. Be a pro inno time!6/25-7/16 M 6:30-9:30p $89STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233 20

Adobe IllustratorAdobe Illustrator is the program of choice for manygraphic artists. Learn to optimize your workspace,draw and manipulate artwork, create professionallogos with type effects and color. Produce extraordinarygraphics for your jobs in print, video and forthe Web. Textbook required.6/4-6/25 M 6:30-9:30p $95Adobe DreamweaverCreate Web pages that include text, forms, images,links for internal searches, email and external pages.Learn how the SUITE works together with alteringgraphics. We’ll take glimpses under the hoodat the code as this program is both code-based andvisual. Textbook required.6/6-7/18 W 6:30-9:30p $149Photoshop ElementsMake your photos come alive! Correct and enhancephotographs, organize a growing collection of digitalphotos and share your work online and in print.Discover the key features of this comprehensive imageorganization and photo enhancement application.7/23-8/13 M 6:30-9:30p $95Microsoft Office Overview 2010Visit Microsoft Office’s integrated programs: Word,Excel, Access and PowerPoint. Prerequisite: Keyboardingand Windows experience.7/11-8/1 W 6:30-9:30p $149Microsoft Outlook 2010Take advantage of Outlook and organize your busylife! Learn the most efficient ways to communicate,schedule meetings, organize email, set up calendars,journal, create and use task lists and manage contacts.7/12-8/2 Th 6:30-9:30p $89Adobe InDesignCreate sophisticated page layouts for print publishing.Get innovative with the work area, tools andpalettes. Learn to set up a document, work with color,text, graphics, images and prepare for printing.Jump start your design career! Textbook required.7/23-8/13 M 6:30-9:30p $95Microsoft Publisher 2010Create brochures, letterhead, invitations, postcards,greeting cards, newsletters and simple Web pages usingPublisher.6/20-6/27 W 6:30-9:30p $89Microsoft Access 2010Create, edit and manage a database. Customize tablesand fields, add and delete records, and performsimple queries.7/25-8/22 W 6:30-9:30p $125Adobe Photoshop – Part 1Make your digital images come alive. Learn aboutlayout, panels, tools, filters, adjustments, edging,brushes, masking and formats. Textbook optional.6/5-6/26 T 6:30-9:30p $95Adobe Photoshop – Part 2Create realistic and fantastic effects such as fix imageflaws, improve complexion, whiten teeth andslim down just like the pros. You’ll be the envy ofall your friends, just don’t tell them how you did it.Textbook optional.7/10-7/24 T 6:30-9:30p $7921 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233Microsoft PowerPoint 2010Use Microsoft PowerPoint to entertain, inform, sellor motivate. Make your next presentation on yourown. Prerequisite: Windows experience and keyboardingability.6/19-6/28 T/Th 6:30-9:30p $89QuickBooks FundamentalsAccurately manage your financial data. Conquer invoicing,receiving payments, making purchases, enteringbills, paying bills, banking, paying employees,viewing reports, backing up files and printing. Priorknowledge of accounting/bookkeeping is helpful.Textbook required.7/14-7/28 S 8:30a-12:30p $95

Microsoft Office CertificateTo remain competitive in today’s workforce, employees must demonstrate a strong workingknowledge of many key software applications. This certificate will assist you withupgrading your current skills and learning new ones.Prerequisites:• Knowledge of computers• Beginning Computer Keyboardingor the ability to type 20 words perminute.To earn the certificate, student must completethe following required courses:• Microsoft Word (all 5 modules)• Microsoft Excel (all 5 modules)• Microsoft Access• Microsoft PowerPoint• Microsoft Publisher• Microsoft OutlookClasses are taught by practicing professionalswho emphasize real-world skillsthat can be immediately applied to theworkplace.Top reasons adults enroll in theMicrosoft Office Certificate Program:• Acquire new technical skills• Update and enhance job skills• Retrain for a new career• Increase earning potentialAll classes are WIA fund approved.Culminating project and final exam: $169(Required to receive certificate)Microsoft Word SeriesMicrosoft Word is the most widely used word processingapplication on the market. This powerfulprogram will allow you to create professionallookingcontent quickly. Develop simple documentsby changing fonts, underlining, centering, indenting,cutting and pasting and using more advancedfeatures: headers, footers, tables, templates, mailmerge, macros, table of contents, footnotes andmuch more. Enroll in a class from each module andsave! Individual dates and times below.Tuition: $149Microsoft Word 2010 Module IFor the very beginner. Learn the fundamentals, understandthe ribbon, create and save documents andwork with text.5/29 T 6:30-9:30p $39 S18/16 Th 6:30-9:30p $39 S2Microsoft Word 2010 Module IIConquer formatting characters, paragraphs, lines,spacing, margins and pages. Learn to apply themesand styles for that professional look. Prerequisite:Module I or prior experience.5/31 Th 6:30-9:30p $39 S18/23 Th 6:30-9:30p $39 S2Microsoft Word 2010 Module IIIAdd a creative piece to your flyers with shapes andpictures, WordArt, SmartArt and charts. Discoverhow easy it is to work with tables. Prerequisite:Module I or previous experience.6/5 T 6:30-9:30 pm $39 S18/30 Th 6:30-9:30 pm $39 S2Microsoft Word 2010 Module IVPerform a mail merge, create outlines, longdocuments and references. Properly use documentcollaboration tools and collaborating withother programs. Prerequisite: Module I or priorexperience.6/7 Th 6:30-9:30 pm $39 S19/6 Th 6:30-9:30 pm $39 S2Microsoft Word 2010 Module VWork with templates, forms, Web pages and moreadvanced features. Prerequisite: Module I or priorexperience.6/12 T 6:30-9:30p $39 S19/13 Th 6:30-9:30p $39 S223 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

Microsoft Word in a Day 2010Short on time? Get it done in a day! Learn the fundamentals,efficiently create and save documents,edit, format characters, paragraphs, pages and workwith tables.NEW! Create Websites InstantlyDid you know there’s a quick and easy way to designyour own website? Create a free website without programmingknowledge or cost of additional software.Best thing is it’s absolutely user friendly. Include7/20 F 9a-4p $75photos, video and animation. Who knew creating aWeb page could be so simple.6/7-6/14 Th 6:30-9:30 pm $69Microsoft Word in a Day Advanced 2010Looking for more? Take your Word skills to a newlevel. Work with shapes and pictures, perform complexmail merges, create outlines, long documents,templates and forms. Prerequisite: Word in a DayFollow instructor Stu Gisburne on hisblog at stchas.coned.blogspot.com.2010 or prior experience.7/27 F 9a-4p $75Beginning iPhone and iPad DevelopmentAre you a programmer looking for a new challenge?NEW! Free and Fabulous AppsLearn new applications that are either Web-basedor downloaded to your PC – all free. Discover appscomparable to MS Office, Adobe Photoshop, and others.Be able to do many of the same things withoutpurchasing expensive software. All apps highly rated.Does the thought of building your very own iPhoneapp make your heart race and your pulse quicken?With a minimal knowledge of Objective-C, you canhave your own app available on iTunes. Textbook required– iPhone Programming: The Big Nerd RanchGuide is available on Amazon.com – Approximately$31 print, $28 Kindle ebook.6/21-6/28 Th 6:30-9:30 pm $696/19-7/12 T/Th 6:30-8:30 pm $225HELP WANTEDCONTINUINGEDUCATIONIS ALWAYSLOOKING…for great course ideas and instructors.Share your expertise and earn extra money.If you have an idea for a course, visit stchas.edu/learnforlife. Link to the “Teaching”page where you will find the course proposal form. Course proposals can besubmitted online.Of particular interest are instructors for:Adobe Certified / Court Reporter / Fitness / Flower Gardening / Photography / ChessBridge / DIY Home Repair / Canning / Organic Baby Food / Cheesemaking / TechnologyArt / Fitness for YouthSTCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233 24

Professional & OccupationalComputers and ProgrammingGame Development for iPhone, iPad and AndroidThe most popular apps today are games. Developyour game to top the charts. Use Corona SDK to creategame apps that will run on both iOS and Androiddevices. Delve into the world of animation, charactermovements and physics. A familiarity of programmingor scripting is beneficial but not essential.7/17-8/9 T/Th 6:30-8:30p $295Professional Development/CertificationFood Protection Manager CertificationPrepares students for the Food Safety Certificationexam. Addresses food safety practices, prevention offood-borne illness and personal hygiene guidelines.Food Safety Manager Certification exam given atend of class. Must register seven days prior to class.ServSafe book and materials included.5/8 T 8a-5p $150 S17/17 T 8a-5p $150 S2TechnicalProfessional Land Surveyor:Double Standards – MO & IL6/9 S 7a-6p $225MO Minimum Standards6/9 S 7-11a $100IL Minimum Standards6/9 S 11a-6p $175Stay in the loop!Follow SCC ContinuingEducation on Twitter,Facebook and Bloggertwitter.com/SCC_ConEdfacebook.com/WeRConEdstchas-coned.blogspot.comHow to Read a Course DescriptionCreate Your Own Photo BookIf you’ve ever dreamed of publishing yourphotos in a book, this course is for you. Learnhow to create photo albums, calendars, cardsand more. Impress your friends and familywith special holiday gifts!5/9-5/23 W 6:30-9:30p $79 $5 S1Course titleCourse datesTime class meetsSupply feeCourse descriptionDay(s) class meetsTuition costSession25 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

Home InspectionCertificate ProgramSCC is pleased to partner with Carson Dunlop andAssociates to offer this high-quality and convenientprogram, which is endorsed by the American Societyof Home Inspectors (ASHI).See www.stchas.edu/homeinspection for detailedcourse descriptions and payment plan information.According to Carson Dunlop, who hires homeinspectors as well as providing ASHI endorsed trainingfor home inspectors:• Approximately 5,000,000 – 6,000,000 homes aresold each year in the United States.• More than 70% of re-sale homes are inspected.• Requires 50% technical knowledge and 50%communication skills with a broad knowledgeacross several disciplines.• While Missouri does not presently license homeinspectors, those individuals with a certificationthat ensures they have the skills needed acrossthe various disciplines needed, will have the bestopportunities in the field.• Self-employed home inspectors can do 300 to500 home inspections a year. At an average feeof $350 per home inspection, it is possible toearn more than $100,000 a year.The 10 courses will be delivered through a blendedapproach of printed material and online sessions.Each of the 10 courses requires a minimum of 42hours of study, and you can work from the comfortof your own home or office. Exercises and practicalquizzes allow you to check your level of understandingwith feedback. With the mixed course format youcan stay connected with your instructor and otherlearners and share ideas with other participants inyour online community. Courses can be taken in anyorder. $395 per course.Courses include:• Home Inspection – Air Conditioning/Heating• Home Inspection – Plumbing• Home Inspection – Exterior• Home Inspection – Electrical• Home Inspection – Structure• Home Inspection – Heating I• Home Inspection – Heating II• Home Inspection – Insulation and Interior• Home Inspection – Roofing• Home Inspection – Communication andProfessional PracticeInformation from the Bureau of Labor StatisticsOccupational Outlook Handbook for 2010-2011indicates:• Employment is expected to grow 17 percentbetween now and 2018.• Approximately 44% of home inspectors are employedby local governments, typically municipalor county building departments.• Many home inspectors are self-employed.• Opportunities will be best for those with construction-relatedwork experience, training inengineering, architecture, construction technology,or related fields, and for individuals withcertification as a home inspector.• Median annual wages were $50,180 in May2008, with the top 10 percent earning more than$78,070.STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233 26

Online CoursesTake classes that fit YOUR schedule! Anytime, anywhere. For questions or assistance,email ccdreg@stchas.edu, or call 636-922-8233.American ManagementAssociation®General CoursesA wide range of highly interactive courses thatyou can take entirely over the Internet. All ofour courses are led by expert instructors. Topicsinclude accounting and finance, business,computer applications, design and composition,health care and medical, language and arts, lawand legal, personal development, teaching andeducation, technology, writing and publishingGRE and GMAT prep.Register: www.ed2go.com/stchasAmerican Management AssociationCertificate ProgramsAccounting, Communications, Customer Service,Finance for Managers, Human Resources,Leadership, Management, Manufacturing/Quality, Marketing, Negotiation Skills, PersonalDevelopment, Project Management, Purchasing,Strategic Planning, Supervision, Team Buildingand Time Management.Register: www.flexclassroom.com/edu/index.cfmCareer Training Certificate ProgramsHealth Care and Fitness, Business and Professional,IT and Software Development, Management andCorporate, Media and Design, Hospitality andService Industry, Skilled Trades and Industrial,Sustainable Energy and Going Green.Register: www.gatlineducation.com/stchas.comLicensing, Career Training, ComplianceCertified Financial Planning CE, Firm Element,Insurance CE, Insurance Pre-License/Exam Prep,Securities and Futures Prep, DOT Training andOSHA.Register: https://secure2.360training.com/vu3/index.cfm?cId=1065Paralegal Certificate Online CourseThe Paralegal Certificate Course© is thecornerstone of The Center for Legal Studiesprograms and paralegalism is one of thefastest growing careers in the country.www.legalstudies.com/courses/paralegal.htmlTo register, call St. Charles Community Collegeat 636-922-8233.Green, Renewable Energy and Trade Skills TrainingSCC Workforce Development in partnershipwith ProTrain Online is your solution for green,renewable energy and trade skills training!These online courses will help you learn theskills you need to excel in the jobs for the neweconomy. Business/Management/Leadership,Career and Services, Green Renewable Energyand Industrial/Skilled Trades.http://stchas.theknowledgebase.orgTo register, call St. Charles Community Collegeat 636-922-8233.Home Inspection CertificateA home inspection is a documented,professional opinion of a home, based ona visual evaluation and operational testingof the home’s systems and components todetermine their current condition. This 10course online certificate program providesstudents with the technical skills and expertiseneeded to succeed in the home inspectionfield. Students learn how to conduct visualexaminations and deliver written reports onthe physical and operational condition ofhomes or housing units.STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233 28

Workforce DevelopmentThe mission of the SCC WorkforceDevelopment Department is to delivercustomized training to the current workforce,re-direct the ready workforce to gainfulemployment and assist the developmentof the next generation of workers usingprograms and events to strengthen theirunderstanding of the world of work.Business and Industry Program:Developing the Current WorkforceThe Business and Industry Program ofSt. Charles Community College has been a leadingforce in the St. Charles County businesscommunity since 1992.The Business and Industry Program works withlarge and small employers to identify job skillsand training needs for thousands of workers andemployers; targeting primarily St. Charles, Pike,Lincoln, Montgomery and Callaway counties.Our training features:• Experienced facilitators in a wide rangeof disciplines.• On- and off-site training options.• Flexible scheduling.• A focus on adult learning.• Cutting-edge technology and resources.Liaison to State Training FundsThe SCC Workforce Development Departmentis recognized by the state of Missouri as a LocalEducation Agency (LEA) for the application andadministration of state funds for company trainingprograms, new jobs training and similargrant funding programs.If your company meets state guidelines, youmay be eligible to receive funding assistance tosupport employee training. Workforce Developmentcan assist you in applying for state funds.For additional information, call 636-922-8474 oremail workforcedevelopment@stchas.edu.Missouri Career Center PartnershipThe Missouri Career Center Partnership is a federallyfunded program that provides professionaljob search assistance to job seekers in St. CharlesCounty. The program is part of the Workforce InvestmentAct serving individuals who have beendisplaced from their jobs and are unlikely to findemployment in their previous occupation. Thisservice is provided through the St. Charles CountyDepartment of Workforce Development at theMissouri Career Center. Contact the Missouri CareerCenter at 636-255-6060.Services Provided:• Job Search Assistance: Including résumépreparation, identification of transferableskills, informational and job interviewingskills and marketing yourself to employers.Various workshops and networking opportunitiesare provided.• Individual Career Consultation: An individualplan of action is developed to determinejob search goals and career direction.• Career Resource Center: For use by customersduring their job search. Phones, copier,fax machine, IBM computers, laser printersand employer directories are available. Internetaccess is also available.• Job Placement Assistance: Including currentlabor market information and access to availablejob listings from area employers.• Training Opportunities: Available for eligiblecustomers who require upgrade training orretraining into a different career. Contactour office to see if you qualify.• Resume Development and Critique: Gives thejob seeker an excellent opportunity to enhancehis or her résumé to its fullest extent.• Career Assessments: Various standardizedformal assessments are used to allow jobseekers to match their skills and temperamentsto other occupations. This is a mustfor the job seeker wishing to enter into anew industry.School-Business Programs:Investing in the Future WorkforceToday’s youth are tomorrow’s workforce.School-Business Programs has established a coalitionof educators and business leaders whowork together to make a difference in the livesof young people. Programs focus on career development,career exploration and career readiness.For more information, call 636-922-8474.29 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

Adult Education and LiteracyAdult Education and Literacy(AEL/GED/ESL)St. Charles Community College coordinatesa four-county effort (St. Charles, Warren, Lincolnand Pike) to teach basic reading, mathand writing skills, to prepare people to takethe GED Tests and to assist non-native speakersin gaining English proficiency. Free dayand evening classes are available. Studentsmust be at least 17 years old and not enrolledin secondary school. For more informationabout class times, locations or theservices below, call SCC at 636-922-8411 orvisit www.stchas.edu/ael.Basic Skills Instruction/LiteracyInstruction is available for students to improvebasic skills. Literacy tutors provide one-on-onetutoring for students with low reading levels.English as a Second Language (ESL)Classes provide reading, writing, listening andspeaking activities at English proficiency levelsfor people wishing to improve their English languageskills.Citizenship PreparationClasses help students prepare for the citizenshipinterview. Students must have a resident cardfor four years or more (two years if spouseis a citizen) and at least intermediate-levelEnglish skills.TOEFL PreparationClasses help students prepare for the Test ofEnglish as a Foreign Language (TOEFL). Studentswhose first language is not English mustpass this test for admission to college.Celebrating Adult Education and Literacyin St. Charles County!AEL STUDENT RECOGNITIONCEREMonY7 p.m. Wednesday, June 13, 2012Donald D. Shook Fine Arts BuildingFollow us on Facebook and Twitter.facebook.com/sccaelFast-Track ClassesA 15-hour Fast-Track class is available for studentswho want an overview of the GED Testsbefore taking the exam.GED TestingThe GED Tests are given at SCC. The exam beginsat 8 a.m. and ends at about 5 p.m. Test applicationsare available at all AEL class sites oronline at http://dese.mo.gov/divcareered. Examineesare required to complete and submit thedemographics form before their test date. Anofficial GED Testing Authorization is requiredto complete the demographics form. (See GEDDemographics Form below.) The GED Test applicationfee and testing fee are $20 each.GED Demographics Formand GED Test RegistrationFor information about completing the GEDdemographics form and registering for theGED Tests, call 636-922-8629 or 636-922-8411.Volunteer OpportunitiesVolunteer tutors are needed to work withadult literacy students and in the GED andESL classrooms. Volunteers must be at least18 years of age. They work with individuals orsmall groups of students under the directionof the classroom teacher. Training is provided.No previous experience is required. Call 636-922-8504 or email jboria@stchas.edu for moreinformation.GED TESTING DATESFor testing dates, call 636-922-8629.You might qualify for a GED scholarship!Call 636-922-8269.For more informationabout aEL/GED/ESL,call 636-922-8411orvisit www.stchas.edu/ael.@SCC_AELSTCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233 30

RegistrationPayment must be receivedwhen you enroll.Online – To register online, go towww.stchas.edu/LearnForLifeBy Phone – To register by phone, call 636-922-8233 atleast one week before the first class meeting duringthe hours listed below. Telephone registration: Visa,Discover and MasterCard only accepted as payment.By Mail – Complete the registration form, attach yourcheck or money order and mail to:SCC Division of Corp. & Comm. Development4601 Mid Rivers Mall Drive, HUM 103Cottleville, MO 63376-2865In Person – Walk into 103 HUM with completedregistration form and payment.Registration hours:• 8 a.m.-5:30 p.m. Monday-Thursday;• 8:30 a.m.-4 p.m. Fridays.• After-hours drop-box in HUM hallway.By Fax – Complete the registration form and fax to636-922-8686. Fax registrations: Visa, Discover andMasterCard only accepted.Refund Policy: If you drop a class, you will receivea 100% refund if the class is dropped one businessday before the first meeting. No refund will be given ifthe class is dropped the day of class or later.Events which may require more advanced notice tocancel include, but are not limited to, certain businessand industry classes, conferences, trips, day trips andother special events. For these exceptions, refer to theLAST DAY TO CANCEL information listed in the coursedescription.If you have a situation that warrants an override ofthe above policy, an explanation of the circumstancesshould be made in writing to the Division ofCorporate and Community Development. Theappropriate associate dean will review the situationto determine if a refund can be granted and willnotify you accordingly. Refunds should be receivedwithin 30 days.Inclement Weather Policy: In the event ofsevere weather conditions or other emergencies,the SCC president may cancel classes and close thecampus for a partial or full day.The college will update the college’s website (stchas.edu) and main number 636-922-8000, send a textmessage through the Emergency Alert System, andcontact selected radio and television stations, whenthe timing of conditions allow, by 5 a.m. for dayclasses and no later than 4 p.m. for evening classes(if bad weather develops during the day). The collegewill typically update the college website and mainnumber prior to contacting the selected radio andtelevision stations. It is recommended to use thecollege’s website or main number in order to receiveinformation in a more timely manner.Announcements will be made on KMOX Radio (1120AM), KWRE Radio (730 AM), KFAV Radio (99.9 FM),KSDK TV (Channel 5), KMOV TV (Channel 4), and KTVITV (Channel 2).In the case of evening classes held at middle schoolsand high schools in the area, the SCC classes willnot meet if it has been announced that the schoolsthemselves are closed.Accommodations/Support: It is the policyof SCC to provide accessibility to its programs/activities and reasonable accommodations forpersons defined as disabled under the AmericansWith Disabilities Act of 1990 and the RehabilitationAct of 1973. To receive accommodations or services,students must initiate a request for such servicesand provide written disability documentation fromqualified professionals. Accommodations providedto students are based upon individual need.Accommodation requests should be made in a timelymanner to allow for the determination of the needfor accommodation and to have the accommodationin place for the start of the program/activity.Students may contact the coordinator of accessibilityservices at 636-922-8247; TDD: 636-922-8222;email: pbova@stchas.edu. St. Charles CommunityCollege seeks to provide all students with a qualityeducation and equal educational opportunities.How to Read a Course DescriptionCreate Your Own Photo BookIf you’ve ever dreamed of publishing your photos ina book, this course is for you. Learn how to createphoto albums, calendars, cards and more. Impressyour friends and family with special holiday gifts!5/9-5/23 W 6:30-9:30p $79 $5 S1Course titleCourse datesTime class meetsSupply feeCourse descriptionDay(s) class meetsTuition costSessionCampus-Closed DatesSt. Charles Community College will be closedand classes will not meet on these dates:May 28 – Memorial DayJuly 4 – Independence DayCalendar of EventsMay 19 – Middle Eastern Dance PerformanceMay 23-24 – Direct Support ConferenceJuly 23-Aug. 4 – Continuing Education Art Show31 STCHAS.EDU/LEARNFORLIFE | 636-922-8233

Middle EasternDance Performance7:30 p.m. Saturday, May 19Donald D. ShookFine Arts Building TheaterAdmission is FREE!Living Green ExpoSaturday, June 1610 a.m.-5 p.m.Campus Red Parking LotQueen of the GrillLadies will becomemasters of the grill!6/14 6-8p $49The Farmer's MarketUse all that yummy fresh produce!7/12 6-8p $49ECRWSSResidential CustomerTaste of HavanaLet the love of thetropics set you free!8/9 6-8p $49Follow SCC Continuing Education onTwitter and Facebook.www.twitter.com/SCC_ConEdwww.facebook.com/WeRConEdstchas-coned.blogspot.com4601 Mid Rivers Mall DriveCottleville, MO 63376-2865stchas.edu/learnforlife636-922-8233