NICC Continuing Education South Opportunities Booklet Spring 2011

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Providing Quality, Personal and Professional Opportunities.

Opportunities Spring 2011 January - August

Providing opportunities in the communities of the

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Delaware County ........................... 3 Community Education: Driving

Professional Development: Business and Management

Trades: Industrial Technology

Dubuque County ........................... 4 Community Education: Driving, Personal Interest

Professional Development: Business and Management, Coaching, Computers, Green Programming

Professional Licensure: Child Development, CPR/First Aid, EMS/Fire Service, Health

Trades: Food Service, Industrial Technology

Online ........................................... 27 ACT, Ed2Go-Career Training Programs, Ed2Go-Short Courses, Education-Licensure, Home Study-Health, Institutional Food Service, ProTrain

Adult Education and Family Literacy ............................. 35

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Visit www.nicc.edu/continuinged you can now search, register and pay for courses online!

When searching for courses within this booklet find the county you reside in, then start searching for Professional Development, Trades, Professional Licensure or Community Education courses that are of interest.

Northeast Iowa Community College (NICC) Continuing Education courses are held in our centers, the local communities, as well as our two main offices located on the Calmar Campus and in Dubuque at the Town Clock Center for Professional Development.

General InformationCEUs/CEHsInterested in taking a class for CEUs/CEHs, please call to verify that the class meets the specified criteria. Town Clock Center for Professional Development: 563.557.8271, ext. 380.

Supply ChargesAdditional fees are noted with a “+” after the tuition rate. All fees are due the first session of the course..

Sex Offender Notification PolicyNICC maintains procedures that facilitate the prompt notification of appropriate personnel of the presence of an employee or student who is a convicted sex offender. Enrollment decisions and/or attendance stipulations for registered sex offenders are based on the specific details of each case. Iowa Code Section 692A.3A states that registered sex offenders are required to notify the College of their status upon application to the College, enrollment in a non-credit College course or program, or at such time they are placed on a Sex Offender Registry during enrollment at the College. Failure to self-disclose at the time of acceptance or during enrollment could lead to dismissal from the College. In some instances, an individual may be required to obtain written permission from the College to enroll in courses or to continue in a particular program. Students are to notify the campus Counselor.

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Delaware CountyTrades

Basic Stick WeldingThis hands-on course stresses safety, electrode selection, machine settings, weld sizing and much more. The outcome goal will be to produce quality stick welds and study its use regarding various fabrication applications. The first day of class is mandatory for the safety orientation.

Harms, SethManchester/West Delaware High School#00552 5-9p 2/22-3/9 TWR $325

Basic WeldingBasic Welding, includes hands-on MIG welding, welding symbols, welding safety, oxy-acetylene welding and cutting, air arc cutting, reclaim welding and shop math. Students will also complete 10-hours on a computer numerical controlled plasma table. The outcome goal will be to become familiar with commands to become effective utilizing CNC controlled cutting tables in industry.

Harms, SethManchester/West Delaware High School#00550 5-9p 1/25-3/9 TWR $695

SHRM - Essentials of Human Resource ManagementThis course is designed for entry level professionals, small business owners responsible for the HR function in their companies and people looking into HR as a career change possibility.. Newly updated with the latest HR developments, this course addresses six key HR management practices delivered in a blended learning experience that combines print and online tools with the benefits of an instructor-led course. Six modules during the course of the series address Human Resource Management, Employment Law, Recruitment and Selection, Compensation and Benefits, Employee Development and Performance Management.

Troe, NancyManchester/West Delaware High School/ICN Room#00541 6:30-9:30p 4/5-5/10 T $399

Taming the Writing TigerConvey a more business-like image through your business writing and speaking skills. Learn to support your ideas by editing correctly for proper grammar, usage, punctuation, and spelling. Participants in Taming the Writing Tiger will: Polish writing and speaking skills to enhance your company’s public relations and build your own reputation as an employee of merit.; Convey a more professional, business-like image through your business writing and speaking; Develop creative strategies to mine your brain for productive ideas; Organize ideas into smooth flowing, productive business documents; Compose persuasive, powerful, convincing business documents; Create clear, concise, correct, interesting, and readable sentences and paragraphs; Replace dull writing with a lively, action-paced style and professional voice; Support your ideas by editing correctly for proper grammar, usage, punctuation, and spelling.

Brimeyer, JamesManchester/F&M Bank/Community Room#00481 8:30a-4p 2/25 F $115

Moped SafetyThis course will get you ready to ride your moped! The Iowa Department of Transportation (IDOT) requires a person at least 14 years of age who does not have a drivers license to complete an approved moped operator course. This course will cover safety, rules of the road and laws governing mopeds. Bring a sack lunch to class. Vending machines may be available. Students taking the course must be at least 13 years old.

Baumhover, LeeManchester/West Delaware High School#00375 8a-2:30p 4/16 S $25

In partnership with an elite staff of local chefs, NICC has fine-tuned a fast-paced, affordable, total immersion culinary arts program to meet the needs of our students. This revolutionary approach to culinary education allows students to observe the chef-instructor prior to executing techniques themselves. Emphasis is placed on attention to detail, technique, high quality standards and professionalism. Start dates are flexible.

For more information contact Continuing Education Program Manager Patrick Hanniford at 563.557.8271, ext. 388 or [email protected].

Culinary Arts Certificate Program

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Blueprint ReadingThis class introduces participants to engineering drawings, multi view drawings, sectional views, dimensions and tolerances, and part feature specifications. Class objectives include participants learning to locate and explain orientation in a multi view drawing. Participants will learn third angle projection of main views and sectional views. The course also covers how to apply dimensions and tolerances and the purpose of detail drawings as they apply to assembly drawings.

Neises, MerleManchester/West Delaware High School#00563 5-9p 4/12-4/21 TR $195 ?? WM

Intermediate Production Welding/ManchesterIntermediate Production welding will provide hands-on MIG welding experience involving print and process requirements. It will provide insight into an employer’s expectation regarding quality and productivity. The overall outcome goal will be to become familiar with the production environment to increase weld speed while paying close attention to the strictest quality requirements. Pre-requisite: completed the West Delaware/NICC welding course and/or have experience as an employee in the welding trade.

Harms, SethManchester/West Delaware High School#00551 5-9p 2/1-2/16 TWR $325 Defensive Driving

Defensive Driving Course is a National Safety Council 6-hour course and is the most widely used driver safety program in the world. This course trains drivers in collision prevention techniques while promoting an attitude of mutual understanding, courtesy and cooperation on the road. This course may qualify drivers for ticket dismissal and insurance discounts.

Schrunk, JohnDubuque/Dubuque Center for Education/Room 302#00163 8a-2:30p 1/22 S $45

#00404 8a-2:30p 8/27 S $45

Schrunk, JohnDubuque/Dubuque Center for Education/Room TBA#00164 8a-2:30p 2/26 S $45

Baumhover, LeeDubuque/Dubuque Center for Education/Room 302#00396 8a-2:30p 3/26 S $45

#00398 8a-2:30p 5/14 S $45

#00400 8a-2:30p 6/11 S $45

#00402 8a-2:30p 7/23 S $45

Smith, RoseDubuque/Dubuque Center for Education#00332 6-9p 2/7-2/8 MT $45

Smith, RoseDubuque/Town Clock Center#00395 6-9p 3/14-3/15 MT $45

#00397 6-9p 4/11-4/12 MT $45

#00399 6-9p 5/23-5/24 MT $45

#00401 6-9p 6/27-6/28 MT $45

#00403 6-9p 8/8-8/9 MT $45

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Dubuque CountyCommunity Education

When is the last time you took some time for only you? It’s finally time to devote a morning for you alone! Grab a friend, sister, mother, aunt or grandmother and come learn, laugh and lounge at Celebrate You.

Celebrate You is a morning designed to focus on the gifts of mind, body and spirit among the women of the tri-states.

Saturday, April 16, 2011 Sinsinawa Mound Center 8:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m.

For more information call NICC Continuing Education at 563.557.8271, ext 380.

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Driver Improvement ProgramThis class is for someone who has either received three moving traffic convictions during a 12-month period, been convicted of a serious violation, or have been required to attend by order of a Driver Improvement Hearing Officer. The Iowa Department of Transportation is authorized to suspend the driving privileges of anyone who is a habitual violator (Iowa Code Section 321.210 and DOT Administrative Rules Procedure 615.43) or commits a serious violation. If you do not successfully complete the Driver Improvement Program, a note suspending your driving privileges will be sent to you. If you have more than three moving convictions within a twelve-month period, this class may not prevent suspension of your drivers license and privileges. Please arrive by 8:15 a.m. If you are late you will be denied entrance to the class.

Michel, TaraDubuque/Dubuque Center for Education/Room TBD#0053 8a-4:30p 1/8 S $95


#00441 8a-4:30p 6/25 S $95




Driving Un-Impaired (DUI)This class is for those that were arrested for an OWI over the age of 18. Class is designed to help each person reduce risk for any type of alcohol or drug problem by helping them understand and accept the need to make necessary changes to reduce the risk for future problems. The class meets state requirements under sections 321J.2 and 321J.17, Subsection 2, and is open to anyone wishing to better understand their problem.

Fitzgerald, DavidDubuque/Dubuque Center for Education/Room 102#00157 8a-2:30p 1/8-1/22 S $115

#00159 8a-2:30p 3/12-3/26 S $115

#00161 6-10p 5/12-5/14 R $115 8a-4:30p S

#00411 8a-2:30p 7/9-7/23 S $115

Schrunk, JohnDubuque/Dubuque Center for Education/Room 102#00158 6-10p 2/10-2/12 R $115 8a-4:30p S

#00160 6-10p 4/7-4/9 R $115 8a-4:30p S

#00162 6-10p 6/9-6/11 R $115 8a-4:30p S

#00412 6-10p 8/11-8/13 R $115 8a-4:30p S

Tap into your creative side and gain experience with these Continuing Education classes offered in multiple counties.Cooking/Baking . . . . . . . . . 7-9, 11

Desserts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

Entertaining . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Golfing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Landscaping/Gardening . . . 8-9

Wine . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

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Motorcycle Basic Rider CourseBeginners are welcome! Learn to properly ride a motorcycle in a safe controlled environment. Students learn riding techniques and additional skills, like emergency braking, cornering with control and spotting critical problems in traffic. The Basic Rider Course satisfies the State of Iowa training requirement for riders under the age of 18. Upon successful completion of the course, students are issued a DOT certificate to receive their motorcycle license. This certificate is valid for one year. Scooters welcome.

Reel, DavidPeosta Campus/Room 119#00418 5-10p 5/9-5/12 MTR $139

#00422 5-10p 6/13-6/16 MTR $139

#00433 5-10p 6/13-6/17 MWF $139

#00424 5-10p 6/27-6/30 MTR $139

#00435 5-10p 6/27-7/1 MWF $139

#00436 5-10p 7/11-7/15 MWF $139

#00426 5-10p 7/18-7/21 MTR $139

#00437 5-10p 7/18-7/22 MWF $139

#00438 5-10p 7/25-7/29 MWF $139

#00428 5-10p 8/1-8/4 MTR $139

#00439 5-10p 8/8-8/12 MWF $139

#00430 5-10p 8/15-8/18 MTR $139

Dardis, FrankPeosta Campus/Room 119#00419 5-10p 5/16-5/19 MTR $139

#00420 5-10p 5/23-5/26 MTR $139

#00421 5-10p 6/6-6/9 MTR $139

#00434 5-10p 6/20-6/24 MWF $139

#00423 5-10p 6/20-6/23 MTR $139

#00425 5-10p 7/11-7/14 MTR $139

#00427 5-10p 7/25-7/28 MTR $139

#00429 5-10p 8/8-8/11 MTR $139

#00431 5-10p 8/22-8/25 MTR $139

Motorcycle Experienced Rider CourseThe Experienced Rider Course will address the critical skills and knowledge needed for relatively low risk, enjoyable on-street motorcycling. The course is for experienced motorcyclists of all ages and is ideal for graduates of the Basic Rider course. It provides the structure for you to further refine your riding skills. Those who successfully pass the knowledge and skills test will receive a Department of Transportation (DOT) certificate of completion which may enable you to receive your motorcycle license. Participants may use their own motorcycle, or a motorcycle provided by NICC. Those using their own must provide proof of insurance.

Reel, DavidPeosta Campus#00500 8a-4:30p 7/23 S $100

Dardis, FrankPeosta Campus#00501 8a-4:30p 8/13 S $100


High School Driver Education Driver Education is designed to help novice drivers develop the knowledge skills, driving skills, and attitudes necessary to become safe, low-risk, responsible drivers. To satisfy the Iowa Department of Transportation (DOT) requirements, students must attend 30-hours of classroom instruction and 6-hours of behind the wheel (BTW) driving experience. When simulators are used, there are 30 classroom hours, 12-hours of simulation, and 3-hours of behind the wheel driving experience.

Lytle, TomDubuque/Hempstead High School#00537 6a-7:30a 1/18-3/15 TWRFM $349

Hess, JohnDubuque/Dubuque Center for Education/Room 100#00320 6 - 8:30 pm 2/1-2/28 TRM $349

Dubuque/Dubuque Center for Education/Room 100#00321 6 - 8:30 pm 3/1-3/29 TRM $349

#00323 6 - 8:30 pm 5/2-5/26 MTR $349

#00324 6 - 8:30 pm 6/2-6/28 RMT $349

#00325 6 - 8:30 pm 7/5-7/28 TRM $349

#00326 6 - 8:30 pm 8/1-8/25 MTR $349

Moped SafetyThis course will get you ready to ride your moped! The Iowa Department of Transportation (IDOT) requires a person at least 14 years of age who does not have a drivers license to complete an approved moped operator course. This course will cover safety, rules of the road and laws governing mopeds. Bring a sack lunch to class. Vending machines may be available. Students taking the course must be at least 13 years old.


Dyersville/Dyersville City Hall/Meeting Room#00379 8a-2:30p 6/18 S $25

Dubuque/Dubuque Center for Education/Room 302#00380 8a-2:30p 7/9 S $25

Peosta/NECAS Annex/Classroom#00376 8a-2:30p 5/7 S $25

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Bayou Bash!!!Bonjour y’all! Let’s party “Big Easy” style! Ask people to name their favorite Louisiana dish, and you will hear terms like Gumbo, Jambalaya, Etouffee Bisque, Crawfish Boil, red beans and rice - and don’t forget the Po’boys. This class will provide an abundance of rich flavors, blending ingredients from Africa, the Caribbean and Europe. Learn to cook like a Cajun.

Dubuque/Hy-Vee - Asbury/Meeting Room#00535 6-8p 8/9 T $20

Brunch Cooking Classes - A Second HelpingThe first class was a huge success so we’ve decided to do it again. This will be a great class to learn some new brunch ideas and some twists on the classics for Easter and Mother’s Day. Even though it’s not yet Mother’s Day, consider bringing her and let us treat you both. You will be delightfully surprised.

Dubuque/Hy-Vee - Asbury/Meeting Room#00531 11a-1p 4/9 S $20

Candy MakingLearn how to make homemade caramels and turtles.

Wulfekuhle, PennyEpworth/Western Dubuque High School/ Room 105#01804 6:30-8p 3/10 R $10

Children in the Middle

Approved by the State of Iowa, Northeast Iowa Community College offers Children In the Middle Classes to help individuals understand how a change in family structure can affect children. Changes in family structure through dissolution of marriage, custody modification, and remarriage are difficult experiences for a child. Children in the Middle is a 4-hour, court-ordered seminar providing education and affirmation for parents, with the primary focus on children’s needs.

Heer, Steven/Giles, EllenDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 106A#0094 8a-Noon 1/8 S $50

#0096 8a-Noon 2/12 S $50

#0098 8a-Noon 3/12 S $50

#00100 8a-Noon 4/9 S $50

#00103 8a-Noon 5/14 S $50

#00105 8a-Noon 6/11 S $50

#00107 8am-Noon 7/9 S $50

#00109 8a-Noon 8/13 S $50

Vanden Heuvel, Vincent/Harrington, JeanneDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 106A#0095 6-10p 1/20 R $50

#0097 6-10p 2/17 R $50

#0099 6-10p 3/17 R $50

#00101 6-10p 4/14 R $50

#00104 6-10p 5/19 R $50

#00106 6-10p 6/16 R $50

#00108 6-10p 7/21 R $50

#00110 6-10p 8/18 R $50

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Personal Interest

An educated and highly trained workforce is the key to staying at the forefront of the marketplace. NICC’s goal is to assist area businesses to achieve tomorrow’s competitive advantage. Customized business training services are available in these education areas:

• IndustrialTechnology • ProductivityImprovement • QualityManagement • Business/Management • Supervision/Leadership • ComputerSkills • Health&Safety • GovernmentRegulations • WasteManagement

For more information contact Economic Development Services Managers:

Calmar Area: Alison Holten at 563.562.3263, ext. 313 [email protected].

Maura Jones at 563.562.3263, ext 308 [email protected]

Dubuque/Peosta Area: Greg Willging at 563.557.8271, ext 128 [email protected]

Merle Neises at 563.557.8271, ext 106 [email protected]

Business & Industry Training Services




Learn everything you need to know to be a professional bartender. The service industry is growing every year with jobs available in restaurants, bars, hotels, resorts, night clubs, and even cruise ships and professional bartenders are always in demand. In this course participants will learn everything they need to know to become a professional bartender. Start dates are flexible.


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Dutch Oven Cooking This class will demonstrate dutch oven cooking, explain the different types of heat, how to prepare your fire, control your heat, seasoning and storing the dutch oven and preparing different foods. Prepare the foods and enjoy the end result.

Jamison, BillPeosta/Swiss Valley Nature Center/Meeting Room#01803 10-Noon 4/30 S $25

#01802 10-Noon 5/21 S $25

Foster Parent TrainingPS-MAPP (Partnering for Safety and Permanence - Model Approach to Partnership in Parenting) is a comprehensive program for foster and adoptive parents that focuses on safety, well-being, and timely permanence for children in foster care. It is unique in that it is a program for prospective foster parents, foster/adoptive parents and new adoptive parents of children with special needs.

Dubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 112#00139 6-9p 1/17-3/21 M $0

#00147 6-9p 5/11-7/13 W $0

Girls Night OutFlame on! Might as well call this one ‘Boys Night Out’. We will be grilling everything for this cooking class. Discover the basics and insider tips on grilling while enjoying some great food.


Golf FundamentalsLearn the basic fundamentals of the golf swing and the techniques of chipping and putting. Gain knowledge of the rules and etiquette of the golf game to make it more enjoyable.

Weber, StephenFillmore /Fillmore Fairways Golf Course#01808 6-7p 5/2-5/23 M $65

#01807 6-7p 5/4-5/25 W $65

Romantic? Check. Affordable? Check. Special? Different? Fun? Check. Check. Check. Join us for a wonderful and special Date Night cooking class. The perfect gift for someone you care about. The menu: Bitter Greens with Tarragon Vinaigrette and Pine Nuts; Split Lobster Tails with Ginger Dipping Sauce; Snow Peas and Cherry Tomatoes. Oh, and dessert. To find out what awaits you for dessert you will have to come to class!


Design Your LandscapeLearn the basic principles and elements of landscape design. Create a landscape design for your home with help from a Master Gardener. Plan to bring photos and measurements of your landscape to class.

Steckel, CarolDubuque#01806 7-9p 3/17-3/31 R $34

Desserts and Wine Sample several wines and desserts from cheesecake to chocolates. Learn why certain wines work with certain desserts. Enjoy the Park Farm Winery atmosphere and take home the recipes for the desserts. Make it a date or take home the information to make your own date.

Cushman, DaveBankston/Park Farm Winery/Meeting Room#01809 7-9p 2/11 F $29

Distinctively DubuqueNew to the Dubuque area? Join us to discover Dubuque traditions, arts and culture, leisure activities and the vibrant night life. Participate in networking activities, get a sneak-peek at up-and-coming projects in the area and become familiar with the non-profit organizations, businesses and educational system. The first session will be at Northeast Iowa Community College at the Town Clock Center and then we will meet at various locations in Dubuque. There is not a better way to get to know your Dubuque community, its leaders and other newcomers!

Powers, JanDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 106C#00180 3-6p 1/12-2/16 W $75

#00201 5:30-8:30p 3/2-4/6 W $75

#00202 5:30-8:30p 4/20-5/25 W $75

Beat summer boredom with a full week at NICC Kids on Campus July 18-22! Choose from a wide variety of programs involving imagination and creativity! Kids on Campus is for students entering grades 2-7 fall of 2011.

For more information contact Continuing Education Program Manager Krista Weitz at 563.557.8271, ext. 388 or [email protected].

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Gourmet RxWe have the right prescription for healthy cooking. Health food never tasted so good when a chef and dietician work together. How could it get any better? Included with this class is our specially-designed nutritional and delicious Gourmet Rx Menu; the finest, freshest ingredients; copies of the recipes; and the camaraderie of cooking with new friends. Just what the doctor ordered after the holidays.


Grillin & ChillinFlame on! Might as well call this one Boys Night Out. We will be grilling everything for this cooking class. Discover the basics and insider tips on grilling while enjoying some great food.


How to be Successful Growing PerennialsThis class will cover all aspects of perennial growing from selection to maintenance through division and over wintering. We’ll cover everything you ever wanted to know about perennials.

Steckel, CarolDubuque#01805 7-9p 3/3 R $10

Lunch and Learn Want to grab lunch? Our Lunch and Learn Cooking series will be fresh, light, and delicious. Enjoy lunch while you learn some new cooking ideas and techniques. Enjoy one or all!

Dubuque/Hy-Vee - Asbury/Meeting Room#00530 11:30a-12:30p 3/1 T $10

#00543 11:30a-12:30p 3/8 T $10

#00544 11:30a-12:30p 3/15 T $10

#00545 11:30a-12:30p 3/22 T $10

Are you new to the Dubuque area? Join this fun 6-week program and discover Dubuque from arts and recreation to government and city initiatives. Get to know others including other newcomers and community leaders.

Wednesdays, January 12 – February 16 , 3 - 6pm

Wednesdays, March 2 – April 6, 5:30 - 8:30 pm

Wednesdays, April 20 – May 25, 5:30 - 8:30 pm.

For more information call NICC Continuing Education at 563.557.8271, ext 380.

Distinctively Dubuque

Get the workforce skills needed to achieve the competitive advantage in business and green initiatives with these Continuing Education classes offered in multiple counties.Culinary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3, 7-9, 11

Green Building . . . . . . . . . . . 15-16

Human Resources. . . . . . 3, 11, 13,

Industrial Technologies . . . 22-25

Self Management . . . . . . . . . 11-13

Writing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3, 14


Search, register and pay for classes online at www.nicc.edu/continuinged.


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Northeast Iowa Community College Continuing Education provides quality, personal and professional opportunities that encompass:

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Developing An Effective Email Marketing PlanDuring this session, you will learn: How e-mail promotion can be an important part of your overall marketing mix; The different methods for sending mass e-mails; How to comply with the CAN-SPAM Act and avoid large fines from the FTC; How to write effective e-mail copy; How to target e-mails to those most interested in your product or service; How to analyze the effectiveness of your e-mail campaigns; The importance of testing your e-mail campaigns.

Gantz, NicoleDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 106A#00503 8a-Noon 2/17 R $29

Making the Time to Manage Your TimeWe all face a daily dilemma - too much to do and not enough time to do it. Time management is about how we resolve that dilemma. We must make choices every day about what to do and what not to do. In this program, you will learn how to take control and prioritize so you can get more out of your time and your life. As a result of this program, participants should be able to: Assess your current time and priority management ability, Focus on the things most important to you, Increase your productivity and get more done at work and at home with less stress.

Peterson, KathyDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 200#00494 8a-Noon 4/6 W $35

That’s a nice cup of Joe!!Coffee Lovers Only! We will taste and compare coffee, evaluating each coffee’s aroma, flavor, acidity, body and finish. Learn the basics for making a great cup of coffee every time. We will explore the differences that roast style can make in the flavor of coffee, demonstrate the various methods of brewing: drip, French press, automatic brewer and espresso, and taste and compare the differences in each cup. By the end you will be able to make a perfect Latte in your own home and speak the coffee lingo on the street or at the coffee shop.

Dubuque/Hy-Vee - Asbury/Meeting Room#00528 6-8p 2/3 R $15

Viva la MexicoFresh, simple and delicious is the best way to describe Mexican food. Come join us for a night of delightful flavors and dishes. The class will walk you through an assortment of different flavors and styles of cooking, including some of your favorites, and maybe even something new. We might even bring a little heat for those who like it spicy.

Dubuque/Hy-Vee - Asbury/Meeting Room#00532 6-8p 3/10 R $15

Wine AppreciationLearn the basics of wine from its origins. Learn how to sample and assess the wines’ quality. Learn food pairing with the wine as you enjoy the Park Farm atmosphere.

Cushman, DaveBankston/Park Farm Winery/Meeting Room#01810 7-9p 5/12 R $19

A coaching authorization enables you to be a legal coach in the State of Iowa. It allows you to be employed as a head or assistant coach in any type of interscholastic athletic activity. NICC offers authorization in a seminar format that follows the State of Iowa’s approved coaching authorization program.

For more information contact NICC Continuing Education Program Managers:

Calmar area: Jessica Wenthold at 563.562.3263, ext. 205 or [email protected].

Dubuque/Peosta area: Patrick Hanniford at 563.557.8271, ext. 388 or [email protected].

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Maximize Your Board ExperienceMaximize Your Board Experience... Good for You, Good for the Organization. We all at some time either serve on a board of directors or work with a board of directors. Unfortunately, many times these experiences are less than satisfying and sometimes very frustrating! In this interactive seminar, participants will learn the pillars (and juicy details) of building an efficient, effective board and staff team, from both the perspective of volunteers and staff. As a Certified Association Executive (CAE), the course facilitator, Ross Ament, has over 26 years of experience in working with volunteer boards as well as serving in every position as an elected member of boards. Session involves:

•TurningBoardsintoActionBoards

•StrategicPlanning:Learntoknowwhereyouare going and how to get there

•SuccessPlanning:Rulestoliveby

•RunningEffectiveMeetings:Whetheritbein person, video or conference call

•Agenda:Howtomoveordinarytoextraordinary

•BuildingRelationships:Howtohandledifficult people, motivating and recruiting members

•EffectiveCommunication:Verballyand Non-Verbally

•SuccessfulPartnerships:Buildsuccessful partnerships through management and volunteers,

•Understandinggenerationaland gender differences

•BuildingSuccessfulLeadership

•Howtomatchyourskillsandinterestswithan organization and its board

•HowtobeconsideredfortheBoardExperience

Ament, RossDubuque/Town Clock Center#00467 9a-3p 3/22 T $149

Organize for Office ProductivityDo you always feel scattered, behind or stressed at work? Feel like you could use a productivity boost? You may just need to be organized and intentional in your office or cubicle. Learn the simple concepts and techniques you can apply.

Stork, SusanDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 106A#00478 9-11a 2/15 T $19

Do you like working with people and want a job where no two days are alike? Then the hospitality industry could be a great fit for you. This industry includes restaurants, catering and food service, hotels, resorts, cruise lines and casinos. The U.S. Department of Labor projects that the number of jobs for hospitality managers will increase by 14 percent over the next decade, much faster than the average growth for other industries.


Hospitality Certificate

Companies require the right tools and training to stay competitive in today’s global economy. The NICC Continuing Education/Economic Development Division offers the latest proven methodologies in the areas of process and continuous improvement, including courses in:

• SixSigma • ManufacturingandAdministrativeLean • A-3ProblemSolving • ProcessMappingandAuditing • StatisticalProcessControl • ProcessCapability • FailureModesandEffectsAnalysis • ISO,QSandTS16949Registration

For more information contact Economic Development Services Managers:

Calmar Area: Alison Holten at 563.562.3263, ext. 313 [email protected].

Maura Jones at 563.562.3263, ext 308 [email protected]

Dubuque/Peosta Area: Greg Willging at 563.557.8271, ext 128 [email protected]

Merle Neises at 563.557.8271, ext 106 [email protected]

Business Process Improvement

Looking to update your training skills or change careers? Careers in the Green Industries are on the rise and NICC offers training in: Green Construction, Electrical, Home Energy Rater, Wind Turbine Repair and many more. These training programs are offered at little to no cost for those who qualify.

For more information contact NICC Continuing Education Program Manager Alyssa Hauser at 563.557.8271, ext. 250 or [email protected].

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Overcoming the Five Dysfunctions of a TeamWould you say your team is more dysfunctional than functional? If so, you’re not alone. In this interactive session, we will discuss the five dysfunctions of a team (based on Patrick Lensioni’s bestselling book with that same title): Absence of Trust, Fear of Conflict, Lack of Commitment, Avoidance of Accountability, and Inattention to Results. We will talk about strategies and tools that each team member will be able to put into action to overcome these dysfunctions. Teamwork remains a huge competitive advantage - because it’s so powerful and it’s so rare! As a result of attending this program, you should be able to: Understand the expectations for a cohesive team, based on The Five Dysfunctions of a Team model; Have a basic understanding of the degree to which the team meets the expectations; (knows where we are) Take the first steps toward building trust and understanding conflict styles; Establish a plan for making progress on commitment, accountability and results; and developing an action plan for improving teamwork.

Peterson, KathyDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 106C#00489 1:30-5p 4/6 W $35

Presentation SkillsLearn to be an effective speaker. Seize your audiences with good eye contact. Inspire your audience with inflection and projection. Be comfortable with your own natural speaking style.

Booth, MattDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 106A#00502 9a-4p 3/10 R $149

SHRM - Essentials of HR ManagementThis course is designed for entry level professionals, small business owners responsible for the HR function in their companies and people looking into HR as a career change possibly. Newly updated with the latest HR developments, this course addresses six key HR management practices delivered in a blended learning experience that combines print and online tools with the benefits of an instructor-led course. Six models comprise the class series and cover Human Resource Management, Employment Law, Recruitment and Selection, Compensation and Benefits, Employee Development and Performance Management.

Troe, NancyPeosta Campus/CC2 ICN#00540 6:30-9:30p 4/5-5/10 T $399

Gain needed health and educational experience with these Continuing Education classes offered in multiple counties and online.Child Development . . . . . . . . . . 19

CNA. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

CPR/First Aid . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19-20

Education-Licensure. . . . . . 28-29

EMT. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

Home Study-Health . . . . . . 29-30

Nurses Aide . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21-22


Are you interested in becoming an American Heart Association CPR Instructor?

This course provides the basic instructional materials on preparation, course content and student mentoring and monitoring. Instructor candidates will participate in review of their teaching abilities and skill performance in CPR and AED scenarios.

Call NICC Continuing Education Program Managers today for more information on how to become an American Heart Association Instructor!

Calmar area: Kristi Brockway at 800.728.2256, ext. 225 or [email protected].

Dubuque/Peosta area: Phil Arensdorf at 888.642.2338, ext. 327 or [email protected].

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Excel 2007 Level 1This introductory course is for those with little or no experience with MS Excel. Learn to create spreadsheets, format cells, use borders and patterns, auto format, using styles, ZeroFill, fractions, using formulas, charts, graphic objects and much more. Previous computer experience especially with Windows is recommended.

Achen, BaileyDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 105 Computer Lab#00205 9a-Noon 3/3-3/24 R $99

Excel 2007 Level 2Explore the more advanced features of MS Excel by learning viewing multiple worksheets, merging worksheets, creating 3-D formulas, Range Names, hiding rows/columns, PMT function, Future Value Function, converting data and much more. Previous experience with MS Excel or MS Excel Level 1 is required.


MS Word 2007 Level 1This introductory class is for those with little or no experience with MS Word. Learn how to create and save documents, format text, use folders, print documents/envelopes/labels, create bullets and much more. Previous computer experience especially with Windows is recommended.


MS PowerPointLearn to create eye-catching presentations that keep your audience’s attention. Previous computer experience especially with Windows is recommended.

Lutz, LarynDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 105 Computer Lab#00215 6-9p 2/7-2/21 M $69

Personal Computers Level 1This class is for the beginner. Discover new terminology and practice using the mouse. In Word, learn how to save files, edit text, use graphics and more. In Excel, learn how to use spreadsheets, basic layouts and formulas. Discover how to serf the internet, set bookmarks and use browsers. Class includes lab time, individualized attention, and time for lots of practice.


Personal Computers Level 2Continuation of Level 1. Enhance productivity and acquire advanced skills in word processing, spreadsheets and databases applications.


ComputersTaming the Writing TigerConvey a more business like image through your business writing and speaking skills. Learn to support your ideas by editing correctly for proper grammar, usage, punctuation, and spelling. Participants in Taming the Writing Tiger” will: Polish writing and speaking skills to enhance your company’s public relations and build your own reputation as an employee of merit; Convey a more professional, business-like image through your business writing and speaking; Develop creative strategies to mine your brain for productive ideas.; Organize ideas into smooth flowing, productive business documents; Compose persuasive, powerful, convincing business documents; Create clear, concise, correct, interesting, and readable sentences and paragraphs; Replace dull writing with a lively, action-paced style and professional voice; Support your ideas by editing correctly for proper grammar, usage, punctuation, and spelling.

Brimeyer, JamesDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 106A#00475 8:30a-4p 2/11 F $115

#00473 8:30a-4p 3/25 F $115

Coaching Authorization A coaching authorization enables you to be a legal coach in the State of Iowa. It allows you to be employed as a head or assistant coach in any type of interscholastic athletic activity. NICC offers authorization in a seminar format that follows the State of Iowa’s approved coaching authorization program.

Witry, ThomasDubuque/Town Clock Center#00451 6-10p 1/3-2/3 MWR $295

#00453 6-10p 3/14-4/14 MWR $295

Dubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 107#00452 6-10p 2/7-3/10 MWR $295

#00454 6-10p 4/18-5/19 MWR $295

#00455 6-10p 5/23-6/23 MWR $295

#00456 6-10p 6/20-7/21 MWR $295

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Center on Sustainable Communities (COSC) Sustainable ConstructionWorkshop series offered to local contractors, subcontractors, planners, architects, homeowners, appraisers, city officials and other professionals. A valuable opportunity to gain a comprehensive understanding of green building best practices. Covered in the workshop are: foundations, framing, windows and doors, insulation/infiltration, plumbing/electrical,HVAC,alternativeenergy,IAQ/Interior finishes and landscaping/exterior detailing.

Course offered FREE of charge to qualifying individuals. Application required for registration, contact Alyssa Hauser at 563.557.8271, ext. 250 or [email protected]. Course funded through a Department of Labor Energy Training Partnership Grant.

Ondrashek, BrianCalmar Campus/Industrial Technology Bldg/ Room 110#00564 5-8p 2/18-20&3/11-13 F $0 8a-5p S 8a-3p N

Dubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 106A#00509 6-9p 2/25-27&3/18-20 F $0 8a-5p S 8a-3p N

Introduction to Solar Thermal Are you looking to learn more about Solar Thermal? This introductory course exposes students to the history and basics of Solar Thermal and Domestic Hot Water Systems (DHW). Students will learn about major components of a DHW system, how they work, and will be able to design their own system by the end of the class. For those looking to pursue a career in Solar or perform a home installation, this is the place to start. Advanced classes offered for those who successfully complete the introductory class.


Dubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 106A#00504 2-5p 1/24-2/11 MWF $0

#00505 2-5p 8/1-8/19 MWF $0

RESNET HERS RESNET Certified Home Energy Raters are nationally certified to inspect and evaluate a home’s energy features, prepare home energy ratings and make recommendations for improvements that will save the homeowner both energy and money. This is an intensive week long training of both classroom instruction and field work with the RESNET exam given at the end of the week. Student should have a strong background in building principles, math or experience in the construction/building industry. For more information visit .


Jansen, MarkCalmar Campus/Max Clark Hall/Room 109#00221 9a-5p 4/4-4/9 M $0 8:30a-5p TWRF

QuickBooks 2010Create invoices, pay bills, calculate payroll, track inventory, prepare budgets... Save time on bookkeeping and paperwork. You will be working one on one with the instructor at mutual meeting times.TheinstructorwillbeteachingtheQuikbooksversion 2010.

Thoms, CristineDubuque/Independent Study#00542 Noon-2p 1/4-3/29 T $300

Dubuque/Independent Study#00546 Noon-2p 4/1-6/24 F $300

Green Programming

BPI Building Analyst BPI certified professionals are highly skilled experts on the front-lines of the home performance industry. This nationally recognized credential program identifies individual excellence in house-as-a-system evaluation, diagnostics and installation. Stringent technical standards and requirements mean that BPI certified professionals are in demand - from homeowners, state and utility energy efficiency incentive programs, and weatherization assistance programs. The rewards are great. Not only do certified professionals enjoy increased employment opportunities, they also play an integral role in reducing America’s dependence on foreign oil and improving the comfort, safety, durability and energy efficiency of existing housing. Intensive week long training with a combination of both classroom and field work. Students will take both the written exam and field exam throughout the week.

Course offered at no cost for qualifying individuals who fully complete the required application. For more information about BPI and an application, contact Alyssa Hauser at 563.557.8271, ext. 250 or [email protected].

Dubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 014#00266 8a-5p 5/2-5/7 MTWTF $0 8a-2p S




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Solar Thermal - AdvancedThis course is offered for those who are currently in the alternative energy field or solar fields or have already completed the Introduction to Solar Thermal. Participants will perform a site analysis, use the Solar Pathfinder and design a Solar DHW system. Course consists of both classroom instruction and lab work performing plumbing and electrical work.


Dubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 110#00506 2-5p 3/14-4/8 MF $0 4-8p W

Solar, Wind, Hydro, Geothermal Looking to learn more about Alternative Energy Sources? This introductory course dives in to the world of ‘green’ technology and four alternative energy sources including Solar, Wind, Hydro and Geothermal.


Meert, ToddCalmar/Agricultural Technologies Bldg/Room 126#00263 6 - 9 pm 3/28-4/27 MW $0

Wind Technology Day Delving deeper into Wind Technology, this one day seminar is designed for those in the trades such as electricians, construction workers, contractors, and other tradesmen wanting to learn more about Wind Technology. This course covers the history, turbine engineering/maintenance, future use of turbines, etc.


Meert, ToddDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 106A#0068 8a-4:30p 3/26 S $0

Northeast Iowa Community College Continuing Education and the Fire Service Training Bureau have partnered to deliver more than 780 courses to Iowa Fire Departments each year. Participants choose topics ranging from basic fire fighting techniques to advanced fire fighting strategies and tactics. Fire fighters are trained in their community using equipment available to them. Only qualified instructors teach these programs to assure the fire service receives the best instruction available.

Fire Fighter I CourseFF I is an 84-hour training program that is offered FREE to local Fire Departments through a grant from the Fire Service Training Bureau. Books are purchased separately by the local fire departments through the Fire Service Training Bureau.

Fire Fighter II CourseThis 33-hour course is continued training for our local fire departments. These courses can also be offered free to area fire departments through a grant from the Fire Service Training Bureau.

Driver Operator/Pumping Apparatus This 32-hour course is continuing education for local fire departments that teach emergency driving procedures and pumping operations.

For more Information contact NICC Continuing Education Program Managers:


Dubuque/Peosta area: Dan Neenan at 800.728.7367, ext. 248 or [email protected].

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Save the dates February 21-25, 2011 or June 13-17, 2011

This internationally referenced training and competency verification includes state-of-the-art information:

• Comprehensivebreastfeedingmanagement training

• Practicalskillsthatwillmakeyoumore effective in your job

• Time-savinghospitalstrategiesthatmake breastfeeding a success

• Strategiesandtipsforspecialcircumstances- premies, Down Syndrome, newborns affected by medications, and more

• Howtotalktomothersinawaythat encourages them to choose breastfeeding

• PublicHealth/WICstrategiesthatworkto increase breastfeeding success

• Confidencebuildingknowledgeandskills

This program trains and assesses the competency about insight into clients’ problems, with a strong focus on counseling skills. This course is based on the World Health Organization/UNICEF 40-Hour Course. Research has shown that when health care providers take the 40-Hour Course and change practice, breastfeeding exclusivity and duration rates increase!

For more information contact Continuing Education Program Manager Alison Holton at 800.728.2256, ext. 313 or [email protected].

Lactation Counselor Certificate Training

Program

Develop the skills necessary to achieve a competitive edge in the trades and industrial technologies fields with these Continuing Education classes offered in multiple counties.Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

CAD. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

CNC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Energy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15-16

Food Service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Green Initiatives . . . . . . . . . . 15-16

LeadSafe Training. . . . . . . . . . . . 25

Welding . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3-4, 23, 25




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Continuing Education’s Economic Development services mission is to provide workforce training and services for business and industry.

An educated and highly trained workforce is the key to staying at the forefront of the marketplace. Our goal is to assist your business to achieve tomorrow’s competitive advantage.

Search, register and pay online for Continuing Education and Business Training courses!

Win an iPad!

Visit www.nicc.edu/continuinged and click Sign In (located on the left of the screen) to create your profile. This allows you to register for classes online and automatically enters you into a drawing for an iPad.

To be eligible to win, profiles must be completed by February 28, 2011.

For questions on creating your profile, or registering for a course, call:

Calmar area: 563.562.3263, ext. 399 Dubuque area: 563.557.8271, ext. 380




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Did I Ever Tell You About......Storytelling is a time proven technique to entertain and teach children. Participants will learn how to record and tell their family stories as a way to build their child’s self esteem and self identity, create family togetherness, and share their family values.

Denekas, CarolDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 106A#00337 6-8p 6/9 R $0

From Frustrated to FantasticTarget Audience Daycare and Homecare Providers, and Parents: This workshop will help participants ask, analyze, and answer 3 questions that will help calm the chaos of daily family living that leaves many of us feeling overwhelmed. Forming a strategic family plan will help sort out priorities and keep everyone moving in the same direction.

Denekas, CarolDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 106A#00334 6-8p 2/10 R $0

I want! I want! I want!Target Audience Daycare and Homecare Providers, and Parents. Kids as Consumers: Participants will be able to describe how young children understand media advertising, discuss the effects of media advertising on young children, and identify ways that early childhood professionals can reduce the effects of media on the children in their care. Instructor will be using a DVD for a portion of this training. CDA Competency Standard: III

Kennedy, CherieDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 106A#00335 6-8p 3/10 R $0

Who’s Picking Up the Kids?Target Audience Daycare and Homecare Providers, and Parents: Is it difficult to find time to communicate with the ones you love the most to help your family? This workshop will explore proven tactics and tips to put you on the road to better family communication. Learn how to develop a family communication plan that allows your family to spend more time together emphasizing what matters the most.

Gansen, JoannDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 106A#00336 6-8p 5/12 R $0

Child Development

Dubuque CountyProfessional Licensure

Bloodborne PathogensA course providing essential knowledge to help reduce or eliminate the occupational hazards of exposure to bloodborne pathogens. The goal is to help students understand risks and develop behaviors to protect themselves when exposures occurs. This course is appropriate for people working in a healthcare setting, emergency services, massage therapists, dental offices, and approved for the PMSB continuing education safety hours for plumbing and heating personnel.

Sanderfield, JeffreyDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 112#00392 8a-9a 1/18 T $15

#00393 8a-9a 3/22 T $15

#00394 8a-9a 5/31 T $15

Healthcare Provider CPR CertificationClass is designed for those that are enrolled in courses or employed in the healthcare industry. Training is based on the American Heart Association guidelines and will include adult, child, infant CPR, rescue breathing with and without a mask, choking for all ages and the use of the automated external defibrillator. Student manual and a pocket mask are included in the course fees.

Dubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 112#00386 5-10p 1/26 W $61

Dubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 110#00387 5-10p 3/21 M $61

#00388 5-10p 6/27 M $61

CPR/First Aid

Are you interested in becoming an American Heart Association CPR Instructor?

This course provides the basic instructional materials on preparation, course content and student mentoring and monitoring. Instructor candidates will participate in review of their teaching abilities and skill performance in CPR and AED scenarios.

Call NICC Continuing Education Program Managers today for more information on how to become an American Heart Association Instructor!



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Pediatric Medic First Aid CertificationTraining on pediatric emergency procedures for accidents or sudden illness. The standards are based on American Heart Association guidelines. Student will receive book and course completion card good for two years on day of class. Ideal for daycare workers, camp counselors, new parents or grandparents.

Kruse, BradleyDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 112#00377 8a-4p 1/22 S $49

#00381 8a-4p 5/14 S $49

Dubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 110#00378 8a-4p 3/12 S $49

Pediatric Medic First Aid RecertificationReview training on pediatric emergency procedures for accidents or sudden illness for those with current Pediatric Medic First Aid cards. The standards are based on American Heart Association guidelines. Student will receive book and course completion card good for two years on day of class. Ideal for daycare workers, camp counselors, new parents or grandparents.

Kruse, BradleyDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 112#00383 8a-Noon 1/22 S $39

#00385C 8a-Noon 5/14 S $39

Dubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 110#00384C 8a-Noon 3/12 S $39

Is your company required to have CPR and/or First Aid? Don’t have time for your employees to attend a CPR and/or First Aid class? Online CPR/First Aid training opportunities are now available.




Online CPR/First Aid

Healthcare Provider CPR RecertificationClass is designed for the student with a current Healthcare CPR certification card. Training is based on the American Heart Association guidelines and will include a review on adult, child, and infant CPR, choking for all ages, rescue breathing with and without a mask, and the use of an automated external defibrillator. Student manual is included in the course but you must bring a pocket mask to class. Pocket masks will be available for purchase for $15 the night of the course.

Dubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 112

#00389 6-10p 1/27 R $45

#00390 6-10p 3/22 T $45

#00391 6-10p 6/28 T $45

Medic First Aid CertificationTraining on emergency procedures for accidents or sudden illness. The standards are based on American Heart Association guidelines. Student will receive student manual on day of course. Ideal for construction and industry workers. Complies with OSHA guidelines.

Sanderfield, JeffreyDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 112#00358 8a-4p 1/25 T $49

#00362 8a-4p 3/29 T $49

#00364 8a-4p 6/7 T $49

Medic First Aid RecertificationReview training on emergency procedures for accidents or sudden illness for those with current first aid card. The standards are based on American Heart Association guidelines.

Sanderfield, JeffreyDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 112#00367 8a-Noon 1/27 R $39

#00371 8a-Noon 3/31 R $39

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CNA Testing SkillsThis registration is for the skills portion of the CNA State Competency Exam only. You must sign up for the written test separately, and successfully pass both the written and skills tests to be placed on the Iowa Direct Care Worker Registry. Forty-five minutes is allowed for the skills portion of the test. You will be assigned an evaluator while performing nurse aide skills. You are required to achieve a 70% or better on the skills portion in order to pass the state exam. If you don’t receive the minimum score of 70%, you may take the skills exam up to three times total (on different days) in order to achieve a passing score. If you fail the third exam, you must retake the 75-Hour Nurse Aide course prior to attempting testing again.

Spiegel, LavonneDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 001#00471 5:30-9p 1/11 T $75

#00485 5:30-9p 2/8 T $75

#00487 5:30-9p 3/8 T $75

#00490 5:30-9p 4/12 T $75

#00492 5:30-9p 5/10 T $75

#00495 5:30-9p 6/14 T $75

CNA Testing WrittenThis registration is for the written portion of the CNA State Competency Exam only. You must sign up for the skills test separately, and successfully pass both the written and skills tests to be placed on the Iowa Direct Care Worker Registry. The written portion of the test is taken on the computer. Or, if you have a learning disability and would like to receive accommodations, please let the staff know who registers you that you will need accommodations. You are required to achieve a 70% or better on both the written and skills to pass the state exam. If you don’t receive the minimum score of 70%, you may take the written exam up to three times total (on different days) in order to achieve a passing score. If you fail the third exam, you must retake the 75-Hour Nurse Aide course prior to attempting testing again.

Spiegel, LavonneDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 001#00470 5:30-9p 1/11 T $45

#00486 5:30-9p 2/8 T $45

#00488 5:30-9p 3/8 T $45

#00491 5:30-9p 4/12 T $45

#00493 5:30-9p 5/10 T $45

#00496 5:30-9p 6/14 T $45

EMT-BasicCourse emphasis is on development of skills in recognizing symptoms of illness, injuries, and proper procedures for emergency care. Lecture, demonstration, practice, and skill evaluations are designed to develop proficiency so students are prepared to successfully complete the National Registry Certification examinations. Students must be 17 years of age at the time of enrollment, proficient in writing and reading, fluent in English, and physically fit and emotionally capable of performing basic EMT skills.

Gudenkauf, RichardPeosta/NECAS /Room AG2#0048 6-9p 1/10-5/12 MWR $665

Certified Nurse Aide (75-Hour)Is your heart’s desire to work with residents in a long-term care facility or does your future hold plans for attending a nursing program? Either way, our 75-Hour Nurse Aide state of Iowa approved course will pave your way to a career in helping others. Basic nursing and personal care skills, residents’ needs, their rights and communication, plus, knowledge about geriatric and special populations’ mental health, physical and social concerns will all be covered in this fast-paced combination of classroom, hands-on lab experience and off-site clinicals. ***Please be aware that Iowa now mandates that every nurse aide student must pass a criminal and adult/child abuse background check before being allowed to enter a clinical site. This is a non-refundable fee. Also required are results from a current Tuberculosis (TB) test.

Burds, CarmenDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 101#00450 9a-4p 1/4-1/31 TWFM $420

#00457 9a-4p 2/7-3/7 MWF $420

#00458 9a-4p 3/14-4/11 MWF $420

#00459 9a-4p 4/18-5/20 MWF $420

#00465 9a-4p 5/23-6/22 MWF $420

Harkey, KimDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 101#00472 6-9:15p 2/3-5/5 Varied $420

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LPN Supervising in Healthcare FacilitiesThis is an Iowa Board of Nursing state required and approved class for all LPNs to take within six months of employment. Although this class is mandated, you will enjoy the presented information and class discussions that will translate into professional self-growth. Basic theories and principles of management related specifically to healthcare facilities and organizations will be part of your class experience, as well as management tasks, skills, leadership qualities and learning to optimally work with residents, their families and your staff. Must attend all sessions to receive certificate of completion and 4.8 CEUS, IBON Provider #7. No partial CEUs will be given.

Burds, CarmenDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 001#00460 8a-3:30p 3/22-5/3 T $200

Medication AideDrug safety is paramount in this class as information is layered through lecture, hands-on practice and off-site clinicals. The focus is on appropriate preparation, administration and recording of non-parenteral medication within clinical settings. Sponsoring facility must register a student.

Reed, GraceDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 014#00497 6-9p 3/17-5/16 RMW $260

Nurse Aides are SpecialJoin us for an evening that will celebrate the importance of nurse aides through education, fun, food, prizes and camaraderie! 23rd Annual Celebration.

Dubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 106A#00498 4-8p 4/12 T $15

#00499 4-8p 4/26 T $15

Restorative AideIf you’re currently a nurse aide who longs to work more closely with your facility’s physical and occupational therapy departments in the provision of care to residents, then this is the class for you! Course teaches skills such as ambulation, positioning, range-of-motion exercises, special bathing, eating and dressing techniques, and using adaptive equipment with demonstrations, all with opportunities for students to practice. Class includes field trip at local healthcare facilities.

Burds, CarmenDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 001#00468 8:30a-5p 5/17-6/14 TR $325

Train the TrainerNurse Aide programs are always looking for excellent instructors to guide students through classroom and clinical experiences. Are YOU that person? You can be...if you have a minimum of 2 years experience as an RN, with at least 1 year in the field of long-term care! This course prepares future nurse aide instructors to teach the state-approved 75 Hour Nurse Aide curriculum, with techniques for success in the classroom, clinical setting and state competency process. 1.6 CEUs, IBON Provider #7.

Hughes, RosalieDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 106A#00484 8:30a-4p 2/23-2/24 WR $170

Basic AutoCadLearning to understand basic CAD concepts is fundamental for learning digital drafting. In this hands on training you will start mechanical and architectural drawings from a blank page to printing them out on paper. Using different CAD commands and shortcuts as well as drawing tools will define a great learning outcome. Class fee includes workbook.

Willenborg, RobertPeosta Campus#00559 5-9p 3/10-3/29 RT $349

Basic Refrigeration and Air ConditioningInstruction and review of evacuation and charging systems, use and care of high vacuum pumps, wiring procedures, checking for proper operation, troubleshooting and much more. Freon Certification will be included with completion of this session.

Orr, RobertPeosta Campus/Industrial Tech. Building P#00553 5-9p 2/15-3/3 TR $329

SERVSAFE: Food Safety CertificationCreate a more desirable and safe food service operation while protecting your business against the costly nightmare of a food borne illness outbreak. Learn ways of prevention, regulatory requirements and how to improve food quality. This course can be taken for Food Safety Certification.

Passmore, FrancesDubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 106A#00208 8a-6p 3/29 T $130

#00210 8a-6p 5/24 T $130

#00212 8a-6p 7/26 T $130

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Basic Stick WeldingThis hands on course stresses safety, electrode selection, machine settings, weld sizing and much more. The outcome goal will be to produce quality stick welds and study its use regarding various fabrication applications. The first day of class is mandatory for the safety orientation.

Dougherty, JohnPeosta Campus/Industrial Tech. Building P#00548 5-9p 2/21-3/23 MW $325

Basic Tig and Oxy WeldingParticipants will be able to safely set-up, operate and dismantle TIG and OXY welding systems. This class builds on the Oxyacetylene welding and brazing experience of the students to TIG weld a variety of materials. Principles of operation, shielding gas, filler rod and wire will be studied. Hands-on TIG welding on Mild Steel, Stainless and Aluminum in various positions while studying process variation will be the focus. Knowledge of and some experience using Oxy welding and brazing recommended.

Dougherty, JohnPeosta Campus/Industrial Tech. Building P#00549 5-9p 3/30-4/20 WM $425

Basic WeldingThe goal of this hands on course is to develop basic MIG welding skills and knowledge of welding as it applies to industry. The student will learn the welding process, principles, benefits and much more while developing safe methods and procedures.

Dougherty, JohnPeosta Campus/Industrial Tech. Building P#00547 5-9p 1/17-2/16 MW $395

Blueprint ReadingThis class introduces participants to engineering drawings, multi view drawings, sectional views, dimensions and tolerances, and part feature specifications. Class objectives include participants learning to locate and explain orientation in a multi view drawing. Participants will learn third angle projection of main views and sectional views. The course also covers how to apply dimensions and tolerances and the purpose of detail drawings as they apply to assembly drawings.

Neises, MerleDubuque/Town Clock Center#00562 5-9p 4/11-4/20 MW $195

Boiler OperatorGain a thorough understanding of boiler equipment and its operation to ensure safe, efficient procedure in line with regulation and code requirements. Instruction and review of low pressure boilers are covered including smoke control procedures, boiler fitting feed water, steam and combustion, water treatment and boiler room safety. Text and Workbook included. Prepares and includes boiler operator exam.

Neises, MerleDubuque/Town Clock Center#00555 6-9p 3/21-4/20 MW $349

Experience the drive and gain knowledge with these Continuing Education classes offered in multiple counties.Drivers Ed . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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Certified Construction FlaggerThis National Safety Council course will train the student to be a construction flagger, meeting the federal standards for controlling traffic through construction work zones (Meets Illinois standards)

Neenan, DanielPeosta Campus/NECAS/Room AG3#00258 8a-Noon 2/18 F $85

#00259 8a-Noon 3/4 F $85

#00260 8a-Noon 4/15 F $85

#00261 8a-Noon 5/6 F $85

Forklift OperationsThis National Safety Council course teaches the safe operation of a Forklift. Meets OSHA standards for lift truck operations. Certificate is good for three years.

Kruse, BradleyPeosta Campus/NECAS/Room AG3#00255 8a-Noon 2/4 F $60

#00257 8a-Noon 4/8 F $60

Gas Forced Air FurnacesThis course studies components and operation of gas fired furnaces including modern high efficiency units. Participants will understand operation and troubleshooting of electric wiring, switching devices and controls including Hot Surface Ignition, Blower Controls, Gas Valve Circuits, Safety and Self Diagnostics.

Orr, RobertPeosta Campus/Industrial Tech. Building P#00554 5-9p 3/3-3/29 RT $329

What are the rules? Lead Renovation Remodeling and Painting Rule (RRP) • RenovatorPermitRequirement

• Permittedafter8-hourIDPHapprovedcourse from NICC

• Permittedafter4-hourrefresherwithNICCand previous LSWP

• RRPCertificationreq.goesintoeffect April 22, 2010.

Who Needs to know?Anyone who does work on Properties built before 1978 must follow Iowa Lead Regulations. Includes:• Residentialproperties

• Childoccupiedfacilities

Applies to but not limited to:• GeneralContractors

• Painter,Plumbers,Electricians,Landlords

• Self-EmployedHandymen

Licensed Plumbers *** NICC LSR training satisfies PMS Board safety licensing requirement—additional $10 fee for accreditation and certificate.

Where do I start? Get Trained: NICC sessions include manual, hands on training supplies, all required forms and a pictured certificate with passing score on state test.

Fee 8-hour LSR: $249

Fee 4-hour LSR refresher: $219 (available previous work-safe lead practices training)

Pre-registration required/Class size limited


Calmar area: Mary Steen, 563.562.3263, ext. 341 or [email protected].

Dubuque/Peosta area: Merle Neises, 563.557.8271, ext. 106 or [email protected].

Lead Safe Renovator Training

Get your Continuing Education hours completed close to home!

All Continuing Education classes offered at NICC area approved by the IEEB and PMSB Boards and meet the Iowa state licensing requirements that you need to maintain your license.

For more information contact NICC Continuing Education: Calmar area: 800.728.2256, ext. 399 Dubuque area: 888.642.2338, ext. 380

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HVAC Performance, Diagnostic and Balancing TrainingThis two-day intensive workshop will help HVAC contractors to advance their businesses service offerings, energy efficiency expertise and system diagnostic and testing skills. HVAC contractors will receive national certification to test heating and cooling equipment. This class also includes information on how to make necessary recommendations and repairs to maximize the performance of customers’ homes.

Dubuque/Town Clock Center/Room 014#00269 9a-5p 3/16-3/17 WR $750

Lead Safe RenovatorParticipants in this 8-hour training will study to pass a written test and be evaluated on competency during a two hour hands-on session. The contents are approved by the Iowa Department of Pubic Health. Certificates will be awarded to successful participants. Fee includes student manual and hands-on training material, picture certificate (with passing test score) and parking in city ramp. Note: If you have any calls about certification requirements please direct them to Iowa Bureau of Lead Poisoning 800.972.2026.

Neises, MerleDubuque/Town Clock Center#00557 8a-5p 1/28 F $249

Occupational Safety and Health 10-HourGeneral Industry training covering OSHA requirements as they apply. You will receive a 10-Hour OSHA certificate upon satisfactory completion. Confined spaces, lockout/tag out, machine guarding, electrical safety, and falls are some of the many topics covered.

Neises, MerleDubuque/Town Clock Center#00556 8a-3:30p 3/22-3/23 T $35 8-11a W

Reading CNC Programs and Equipment OperationThis 32-hour classroom training will introduce participants to the CNC language to understand the (MDI) Manual Data Input and override capability. In addition, participants will understand the Coordinate Measuring System, G and M codes, Canned Cycles, tool offsets and tool setting. Class Outcome: To be able to confidently operate CNC equipment safely and identify how to avoid potentially dangerous and costly collisions.

Willenborg, RobertPeosta Campus/Industrial Tech. Building P#00560 5-9p 2/8-3/3 TR $325

Weld Quality SeminarThis 4-hour seminar provides experienced welders, welding supervisors and engineers with the necessary knowledge to consistently produce code compliant welds using the STICK, MIG and TIG welding processes for steel, stainless steel and aluminum. In addition explanation of how to qualify/certify welders and welding procedures to the AWS and ASME codes will be covered.

Mitchell, JeffreyDubuque/Town Clock Center#00558 5-9p 2/24 R $149




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Northeast Iowa Community College has numerous online opportunities in personal and professional development.

Pages 27 - 33 highlight just a few of these. For more options visit www.nicc.edu/continuinged

Online

Ed2Go - Career Training Programs

Programs designed to provide the skills necessary to acquire professional level positions in many high demand occupations.

Begin these programs at any time and learn at your own pace. Upon successful completion of all required coursework, you will receive a Certificate of Completion.

Benefits:• Uponsuccessfulcompletionofcoursework, receive a Certificate of Completion

• Facilitatorsandmentorsareavailabletoanswer questions and help students through their studies

• CareerCounselorsassistintransitionfromthe classroom to the workplace

• Coursesareallopen-enrollmentandself-paced

• Allmaterials,workbooksandsoftwareincluded

• Paymentplansareavailable

Clinical Dental AssistantThis program covers the dental profession, dental health and disease, anatomy and physiology, infection control, basic dental assisting, radiology, dental materials, dental assisting in the specialty practice, and dental office management. Upon completion of the program, the student can pursue certification as a dental assistant by passing the radiology and infection control portions of the Dental Assisting National Board examination.

Home InspectionLearn the principal components of home inspection procedures and processes. Students learn how to create a detailed home inspection report on the home’s condition including the heating and cooling systems, plumbing and electrical systems, roof and siding, and framing and foundation.

Microsoft Certified Application Specialist (MCAS)The Microsoft Certified Application Specialist Training program is the only performance-based certification program approved by Microsoft to assess and validate computer skills using Microsoft Office 2007® Microsoft Excel, Word, PowerPoint, Access, Outlook, and Microsoft Windows Vista.

Website DesignThis nationally recognized online Website Design training program focuses on developing the visual graphic and information design skills required to create compelling Web sites.

Programs are available in the following areas:• BusinessandProfessional

• HospitalityandGaming

• HealthcareandFitness

• SkilledTradesandIndustrial

• ManagementandCorporate

• MediaandDesign

• ITandSoftwareDevelopment

For a complete listing of course offerings visit www.nicc.edu/continuinged.

For more information contact Continuing Education Program Manager, Andrea Knutson at 563.562.3263, ext. 224.

Over 3000 online classes from personal interest to professional improvement to mechanical skills.

For a complete listing of our course offerings visit www.nicc.edu/continuinged.

• On-demandlearningopportunitiesforindividualstudents or businesses.

• Individualized,self-pacedcoursethatenableslearners to progress at their own pace.

• Additionalcourseworkoptionsforcorporate,universities and trainers.

• Flexibletrainingpackages.

• ContinuingEducationUnits(CEUs)uponcompletion of selected coursework.

Between work and family our lives are busy! We recognize the traditional face-to-face courses don’t always work. Through a wide selection of online course offerings in personal and professional development, NICC is able to provide a broad selection of courses that meet the needs of busy individuals.

For a complete listing of our online course options including, course description, related courses, session dates and fees visit www.nicc.edu/continuinged.

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Ed2Go makes it easy to receive high-quality training, no matter where you are located. NICC Continuing Education has partnered with ed2go to offer hundreds of online, instructor-facilitated training courses for personal and professional development.

Through well-crafted lessons, expert online instruction and interaction with fellow students, individuals gain valuable knowledge they can immediately apply on the job or in their personal life. Students have the flexibility to study at their own pace combined with enough structure and support to complete the course. Students are able to access the classroom 24/7 from anywhere with an Internet connection.

New sessions of each course run every month. Courses last six weeks, with two new lessons being released weekly (for a total of 12). The courses are entirely web-based with comprehensive lessons, quizzes, and assignments. A dedicated professional instructor facilitates every course; pacing learners, answering questions, giving feedback, and facilitating discussions.


For more information contact Continuing Education Program Manager, Dianne Smrdel at 563.557.8271, ext. 252.

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Get skills for the 21st century. Demonstrate your knowledge. Boost your productivity and your organization’s bottom line. Online learning is easy. It’s fun! Our online certificates and courses are provided by quality colleges and associations with expert instructors. Participate anytime day or evening, from any computer. Choose from these online certificates and courses:

For more information contact NICC Continuing Education Director, Calmar Campus, Julie Wurtzel at 563.562.3263, ext. 218 or [email protected].

History of Community CollegesThe overall goal and purpose of this course is to assist participants in exploring the historical significance and the unique characteristics of community colleges in the United States. This exploration will assist the students in identifying and comparing the various studied components to their own community college system. Historical Significance: This course focuses on the history of community college educational institutions in the United States. The history will be traced back to the establishment of the first junior college at Joliet, Illinois, and move forward to the current time. Unique Characteristics: The philosophy, mission, and purpose of community colleges will be explored as well as the various areas of a comprehensive community college system. Additional topics of discussion will include student population, college organization, faculty and staff, and outcomes accountability. You may receive Graduate Credit for this class through Morningside College or Drake University. For more information on graduate credit, or specific accommodations, contact NICC Continuing Education Director Julie Wurtzel prior to the start of the course at 800.728.2256, ext 218.

Schaefer, LisaOnline#002 $295

Teaching MethodsThe design of the course will encourage participants to apply course content to authentic teaching/learning situations in their own community college environment. This course includes two major sections: the first on teaching methods and the second on perspectives and methods of evaluation. Different theoretical explanations of learning will be briefly explored to gain insight on the various teaching methods and to encourage understanding regarding the leap from theory to practice.” Additional topics of discussion will include: teaching style, learning style, effects of motivation and special learning needs. You may receive Graduate Credit for this class through Morningside College or Drake University. For more information on graduate credit, or specific accommodations, contact NICC Continuing Education Director Julie Wurtzel prior to the start of the course at 800.728.2256, ext 218.

Schaefer, LisaOnline#001 $295

UGotClass - Gender in the Classroom for K-12 InstructorsDiscover why girls waste 30% of their study time, why boys get worse grades than girls, why boys do less homework than girls, and the 5 learning habits girls get in school that hurts them in the workplace. Your female students learn differently than your male students. Discover how girls learn. Take away 10 top tips for helping girls learn more, and the 5 tips to help girls succeed more. Then discover how boys learn. Take away 10 top tips for helping boys learn more, and the 5 tips to help boys succeed more. Get info about research not available anywhere else. Graduate Credit: Graduate credit is awarded by the School of Education at the University of South Dakota, a nationally recognized university and academic pioneer in distance learning. After you register for your course, you will receive information on how and when to pay the additional fee of just $40 to the University of South Dakota for the awarding and processing of your graduate credit.

Coates, JulieOnline#00461 $245

UGotClass - Online Learning and Teaching for K-12 InstructorsDiscover the fascinating world of online learning and teaching. Specifically forK-12 teachers, you will find out why and how your students learn online. Find out about all the wonderful eTools being used, from drag-and-drop games to virtual labs. Then find out how you can begin to use the web in your own teaching. See why web-enhanced courses are being introduced in K-12 schools. Then take home online strategies for helping your students to learn more and preparing them for the workplace. Graduate Credit: Graduate credit is awarded by the School of Education at the University of South Dakota, a nationally recognized university and academic pioneer in distance learning.

After you register for your course, you will receive information on how and when to pay the additional fee of just $40 to the University of South Dakota for the awarding and processing of your graduate credit.

Draves, WilliamOnline#00463 $245

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To register or for more information on Home Study courses, contact NICC Continuing Education at 563.557.8271, ext. 380.

Child and Dependent Adult Abuse for the Mandatory ReporterAs a Mandatory Reporter, you play a vital role in the recognition and reporting of suspected child and dependent adult abuse. Under Iowa Code, Mandatory Reporters are required to complete two hours of training during their first six months of employment and two hours every five years thereafter. This course is approved by the Iowa Department of Public Health Abuse Education Panel, #396, for all persons in Iowa needing two hours of mandatory reporter education. 2.4 Contact Hours for Nurses, IBON Provider #335. 2.4 Clock Hours for Social Workers.

#00295 $35

#00298 $35

Caring for the Patient with FibromyalgiaFibromyalgia patients have widespread body pain arising from their muscles. In addition, other common symptoms include extreme fatigue, sleep disturbances and varying degrees of anxiety and depression related to their physical status. Explore more about this oft-misunderstood syndrome, plus, the options to instruct and care for those who suffer from it. 5 Contact Hours for Nurses, Iowa Board of Nursing Provider #335. 5 Clock Hours for Social Workers and 1.4 Contact Hours for Nursing Home Administrators.

#00302 $50

#00303 $50

Complications of Diabetes MellitusAlthough complication of diabetes are numerous, this course encompasses the specific complications, treatment and patient teaching for diabetic retinopathy, diabetic neuropathy, heart complications and kidney disease. 3 Contact Hours for Nurses, IBON Provider #335. 3 Clock Hours for Social Workers.

#00304 $35

#00305 $35

Constipation and Encopresis: The Hard TruthChildhood constipation can result from a complex interaction between a child’s development, gastrointestinal patterns, nutritional intake and parental perceptions. Discover at what point there needs to be concern about this natural function and ways to prevent and treat problems. 2.5 Contact Hours for Nurses, IBON Provider #335. 2.5 Clock Hours for Social Workers. 2 Contact Hours for ARNP.

#00346 $35

#00347 $35

Home Study - Health

UGotClass - Social Media for K-12 InstructorsFacebook, Twitter, YouTube, it’s seems everyone, including your students, talk about ways the Internet let’s them stay in touch and see what others are doing. Since many of your students are already there, have you been curious if any of these tools might keep them engaged in your class? Do you ever wonder if there might be some time effective ways to communicate with their parents? Google Docs, Adobe Connect Now, iGoogle, Flicker, animoto, earth album, Teacher Tube, blogs, virtual labs and yes, even Facebook and Twitter can help you add dimension and interest to your class. Discover tips to use a variety of social media and online tools to help your students. You will also spend some time discussing ways to overcome resistance you might encounter in using these programs. For any teacher interested in social media, from beginners to advanced social networkers. Graduate Credit: Graduate credit is awarded by the School of Education at the University of South Dakota, a nationally recognized university and academic pioneer in distance learning. After you register for your course, you will receive information on how and when to pay the additional fee of just $40 to the University of South Dakota for the awarding and processing of your graduate credit.

Dimitt, HeatherOnline#00464 $245

UGotClass - Generational Learning Style for K-12 InstructorsRegardless of your age, it is always helpful to increase your understanding of how your current students learn and what your future students might need. Students learn in a variety of ways, this course will focus on the influence of generational characteristics on learning styles. Your students learn differently than you do. Come find out how to help your students learn more. And discover something new about yourself too! We will explore fascinating information on the brain and how each generation has responded to their unique cohort experience”. You will acquire the skills and information needed to facilitate Gen Y and the emerging generation of learners. Understand how your own generational characteristics impact your learning AND your teaching. Come away with our top 20 generational techniques for helping your students learn more. Graduate Credit: Graduate credit is awarded by the School of Education at the University of South Dakota, a nationally recognized university and academic pioneer in distance learning. After you register for your course, you will receive information on how and when to pay the additional fee of just $40 to the University of South Dakota for the awarding and processing of your graduate credit.”

Dellabough, KassiaOnline#00462 $245


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Managing Urinary Incontinence in the ElderlyMany people believe that little can be done to help incontinence, ranging anywhere from mild leakage to uncontrollable wetting. Fortunately, there are ways to manage and/or treat this condition at any age. Find out here! 3 Contact Hours for Nurses, IBON Provider #335.

#00359 $35

#00360 $35

PneumoniaMaybe you’ve experienced it yourself...high fever, mucus producing cough, chest pains? These are common symptoms of pneumonia that could cause an early death if not diagnosed and treated in a timely manner. Better understanding of this disease of the lungs could make a difference in saving a life! 2 Contact Hours for Nurses, IBON Provider #335. 2 Clock Hours for Social Workers. 1.5 Contact Hours for Respiratory Therapists.

#00361 $30

#00370 $30

Understanding AsthmaAsthma’s impact on our nation is staggering - work loss, emergency room visits, school absences, hospitalization, and yes, even deaths. It is estimated that asthma costs our country $11.3 billion annually. When properly managed, much of the afore-mentioned could be avoided. How can you make a difference? 5 Contact Hours for Nurses, IBON Provider #335. 5 Clock Hours for Social Workers. 4 Contact Hours for Respiratory Therapists. 1.4 Contact Hours for Nursing Home Administrators.

#00366 $50

#00368 $50

Understanding and Supporting Grieving ChildrenCaring adults will discover methods to help children and youth move towards their pain, find safe and appropriate ways to mourn and assist them in adjusting to the changes in their lives caused by loss of a loved one. 2 Contact Hours for Nurses, IBON Provider #335. 2 Clock Hours for Social Workers.

#00369 $30

#00372 $30

Social WorkAcceptance. Self-determination. Respect of individuality. These are just a few of the core values you have committed to as a Social Worker. Fully explore and examine the values and ethics needed to fulfill the standards of your profession, as well as meet the needs of those you serve. 3 Clock Hours for Social Workers.

#00363 $35

#00365 $35

Cultural Competencies and Age Specific Consideration in Health CarePeople differ in many ways, but the most profound differences may be cultural. Increasing your knowledge of cultural customs and age specific considerations could help prevent misunderstandings and lead to better patient care within our health system. 2 Contact Hours for Nurses, IBON Provider #335. 2 Clock Hours for Social Workers.

#00348 $30

#00349 $30

Dealing with Difficult PeopleRarely are you able to choose the people you see and interact with each day. To be successful in life, you must be able to deal effectively with everyone with whom you connect - personally and professionally. Understanding how to deal with challenging people and build positive relationships will make a huge difference in managing your own stress level. 2 Contact Hours for Nurses, IBON Provider #335. 2 Clock Hours for Social Workers.

#00350C $30

#00351C $30

End of Life Care and Pain ManagementAs a healthcare professional, you have the power to greatly influence how palliative care is provided to your patient, make their end of life journey as positive as possible. Controlling pain and other adverse symptoms, as well as psychological, social and spiritual needs are addressed. 3 Contact Hours for Nurses, IBON Provider #335. 3 Clock Hours for Social Workers.

#00352 $35

#00353 $35

Ethical Principles of NursingUtilitarianism. Deontology. Teleology. These terms may seem foreign, but they are just a few of the ethical theories that are used as guides in everyday nursing decision-making. 3 Contact Hours for Nurses, IBON Provider #335.

#00354 $35

#00355 $35

Headache in Adults and ChildrenMost of us have experienced headaches in some manner. Usually, with a couple of Tylenol or aspirin, they will fade away. However, for millions of people, headaches are beyond annoying and painful. They can be excruciating and at times, debilitating. This is your opportunity to take an in-depth look at triggers and options for care and treatment of all types of headaches. 4 Contact Hours for Nurses, IBON Provider #335. 4 Clock Hours for Social Workers. 1 Contact Hours for Nursing Home Administrators.

#00356 $40

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Institutional Food Service

Institutional Food Service - Food Preparation and LabLearn the basic principles and the development of techniques for preparation and evaluation of product quality. Prepare and evaluate foods by emphasizing the quality control and quantity preparation techniques you are learning. Assignments include food preparation at your own institutional facility under your proctor’s supervision. The Food Preparation and Food Preparation Lab segments are offered through this one online course. If students have already completed one of these two, they are still required to take this entire online course. This 100-hour Institutional Food Service (IFS) Supervisor Training Program (consisting of 5 courses -Sanitation&Safety,Management,MealService,Modified Diets and Food Preparation) is offered ENTIRELY online. None of the five classes in the IFS program pre-requisites the other, you can start with any class at any time. If you successfully complete each class as it is offered, it is possible to receive your 100-hour IFS certificate in one year or less. The entire 100-hour IFS Certificate Program is accepted as class work already successfully completed (grandfathered in) by many of the educational institutions who offer the 250-hour Certified Dietary Manager’s (CDM) Program. Once enrolled, ask your instructor about this opportunity for advanced education and certification in your profession.

Foster, KarenOnline#0028 $335

Institutional Food Service - Modified DietsThe nutrition department is responsible for the supplying the patient with meals yet often times it is these staff members who do not have a full understanding of the reasoning behind the diet order, making it difficult to make the correct food choices. This course covers basic nutrition principles, diets for different disease conditions and how those diets are translated into menu planning and meal service. This 100-hour Institutional Food Service (IFS) Supervisor Training Program (consisting of 5 courses -Sanitation&Safety,Management,MealService,Modified Diets and Food Preparation) is offered ENTIRELY online. None of the five classes in the IFS program pre-requisites the other, you can start with any class at any time. If you successfully complete each class as it is offered, it is possible to receive your 100-hour IFS certificate in one year or less. The entire 100-hour IFS Certificate Program is accepted as class work already successfully completed (grandfathered in) by many of the educational institutions who offer the 250-hour Certified Dietary Manager’s (CDM) Program. Once enrolled, ask your instructor about this opportunity for advanced education and certification in your profession.


Institutional Food Service - Sanitation and SafetyFoodborne illness is caused by harmful microorganisms transmitted by food. This is a danger to highly susceptible populations in medical centers and long term care facilities. This course covers causesandprevention,preparation&serviceofsafefood and back of the house management. Need to know to successfully pass a state inspection. This 100-hour Institutional Food Service (IFS) Supervisor Training Program (consisting of 5 courses - Sanitation &Safety,Management,MealService,ModifiedDiets and Food Preparation) is offered ENTIRELY online. None of the five classes in the IFS program pre-requisites the other, you can start with any class at any time. If you successfully complete each class as it is offered, it is possible to receive your 100-hour IFS certificate in one year or less. The entire 100-hour IFS Certificate Program is accepted as class work already successfully completed (grandfathered in) by many of the educational institutions who offer the 250-hour Certified Dietary Manager’s (CDM) Program. Once enrolled, ask your instructor about this opportunity for advanced education and certification in your profession.





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Introduction to Residential TechnologiesDesigned for anyone new to the residential technology industry, including aspiring installers, builders, developers, contractors, real estate professionals and interested homeowners, this course is the ideal orientation to the current state of the industry, market and technology. See course for recommended prerequisite information.

Home Entertainment SystemsThe program will address the core competencies required to install, integrate and troubleshoot interconnected home subsystems, including entertainment, telecommunication, lighting, HVAC, water management, security and access control systems. See course for recommended prerequisite information.

Home Theatre Design and Installation Home theaters are becoming a must have in homes these days, and this course teaches what students need to know to understand, design and install a home theater. See course for recommended prerequisite information.

Lighting, Temperature and Water Control SystemsThis course discusses effective management of three energy and utility-based systems — lighting, heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) and water — through implementation of home technology. Students learn how to plan, design, install, and configure the three systems based on client requirements and other technical considerations. See course for recommended prerequisite information.

Security, Surveillance and Access Control SystemsThis course discusses the working principles, design and installation of home security and access control systems. Students learn how to plan, design, install and configure home security and access control systems, based on client requirements and other technical considerations. See course for recommended prerequisite information.

Telecommunications Systems This course introduces students to the fundamentals of the telecommunication system. Students are instructed on the design, installation, and configuration of home telecommunication systems, including advanced wired and wireless systems.

Green Building/Renewable Energy Programming

Green Sustainability 101 and Corporate Social Responsibility EssentialsOur online sustainability training is a leading edge form of education that enables anyone around the world to learn about sustainability and “green” topics anytime - anywhere 24/7. People like you need information about sustainability to practice green living, remain current in the workplace, or meet the needs of your customers. Companies like yours need information about being sustainable to practice social responsibility, remain competitive or meet the needs of global markets.

Green Purchasing FundamentalsOrganizational purchasing is in a strategic position to influence the sustainability and carbon footprint of an organization through multiple channels. What are world-class purchasing departments doing to help their organizations become more sustainable? Green Purchasing Fundamentals introduces foundational concepts that align with systems, policies, and procedures that support green purchasing practices and organization sustainability.

Certified Sustainability ProfessionalIn partnership with greensupplychain.org, the CSP certification program is designed to give our graduates a great balance of core sustainability topics to enable them to stand out individually or to step into a sustainability leadership role with confidence. Coursework include the following:

• GreenPurchasingFundamentals

• Sustainability101andCorporateSocial Responsibility Essentials

• CarbonStrategies

• SustainabilityLeader:YourFirst180-days to Success

• EnvironmentalManagementSystem(EMS) and ISO 14001


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Garden DesignExplore the art of garden design in this comprehensive course. Participants will learn the fundamental elements of style, basic techniques and professional tricks necessary to design the gardens of your dreams.

Garden MaintenanceThis subject aims to provide a firm basis for maintaining a garden in a healthy and presentable state. Garden Maintenance is a diverse area of study, sometimes thought of as being the mundane side of horticulture, though in fact it is today quite technical and a very critical area of concern.

Landscaping BasicsOur course in Landscaping will provide the skills to set you on this road to success. The course aims to develop a solid understanding of the principles and procedures underlying the design and development of garden areas.

Horticulture FoundationsThe growing of plants and understanding of the make-up of the soil and the best way to ensure you maximize the ground is a skill a lot of us want to know. The course provides the skills and knowledge needed to better understand this complex subject.


For more information contact Continuing Education Program Managers:

Calmar area: Mary Steen at 563.562.3263, ext 341 [email protected]

Dubuque/Peosta area: Merle Neises at 563.557.8271, ext 106 [email protected]

Get the workforce skills needed to achieve tomorrow’s competitive advantage in business and green initiatives with these Continuing Education classes offered in multiple counties.Agriculture . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Banking/Finance. . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Energy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24, 25, 32

Entrepreneurs . . . . . . . . . .4, 13, 17

Grant Writing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10

Green Building . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 32

Industrial Technologies . . .23, 24



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Northeast Iowa Community Education offers Adult Education and Family Literacy programs in the following areas and sites:

Adult Basic EducationCalmarDubuqueFarleyManchesterWaukon

English as a Second LanguageCalmarCrescoDecorahDubuqueNew HamptonPostville

General Education DevelopmentCalmarCrescoDecorahDubuqueDyersvilleElkaderLansingManchesterNew HamptonOelweinPostvilleWaukon

Brush-UpCalmarCrescoDecorahDubuquePostville

For additional information on our Adult Education and Family Literacy programs contact Jodie Hanna at 888.642.2338, ext. 105 or [email protected].

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The General Education Development (GED) program allows those who have not finished high school to earn a General Education Development Diploma from the State of Iowa. The diploma shows that individuals have achieved a level of educational development comparable to that of a high school graduate.

CalmarCalmar Campus/Wilder Resource Center Tuesday, 2:30 - 8 p.m. Thursday, 8 a.m. - 2:30 p.m.

Brush Up Math Class Monday, 8 - 10:30 a.m., 1:30 - 3 p.m. Tuesday, 2:30 - 3:30 p.m. Thursday, 9 - 10 a.m., 10 - 11 a.m.

Brush Up Writing Class Monday, 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.

Intake and Orientation Monday, 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. Thursday, 8 - 9 a.m.

Software tutorial in use at this location: WIN (job skills)

CrescoCresco Center/1020 2nd Avenue S.E. Monday, 7 - 9 p.m. Wednesday, 4 - 6 p.m.

Decorah (Spanish GED) Decorah Public Library/202 Winnebago Street Tuesday, 6 - 8 p.m.

Dubuque Dubuque Center/700 Main Street Monday - Thursday, 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Friday, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Brush Up Math Class Monday - Thursday, 10 - 11 a.m. Friday, Noon - 1 p.m.

Brush Up Writing Class Monday - Thursday, 11 a.m. - Noon

Brush Up Reading Class Monday - Thursday, 1 - 2 p.m.

Intake and Orientation Tuesday, 2 p.m. Thursday, 9:30 a.m.

Spanish GED On request

Software tutorials in use at this location: Rosetta Stone (English language) Mavis Beacon (typing) WIN (job skills) Reading Horizons (reading) Reading Companion (reading)

Dyersville Kennedy Public Library/320 1st Avenue East Wednesday, 5 - 7 p.m. Thursday, 4 - 5 p.m.

Elkader Elkader Public Library/130 North Main Street Tuesday, 9 - 11:15 a.m. Thursday, 3:30 - 5:45 p.m.

LansingKee High School/569 Center Street Saturday, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m.

Software tutorials in use at this location: WIN (job skills)

Manchester United Methodist Church/413 East Butler (lower level, back entrance) Monday&Thursday,4-6:30p.m.

New Hampton New Hampton HS Library/710 West Main Street Monday, 6 - 8 p.m.

Oelwein Regional Academy for Math and Science (RAMS) Building/1400 Technology Drive Tuesday, 2 - 5:30 p.m., 6 - 8:30 p.m.

PostvilleMulticultural Center/211 South Ogden Tuesday, 2 - 4 p.m. (English and Spanish) Wednesday, 7 - 9 p.m. (English)

Waukon Waukon Center/1220 Third Avenue N.W., Suite 102 Wednesday, Noon - 4 p.m.

Software tutorials in use at this location: WIN (job skills) Reading Horizons (reading)

General Education Development (GED)

Adult Education and Family Literacy

Fees associated with Adult Literacy classes include: Annual program fee $25 (non-refundable), GED or English Language textbook fees (optional), GED testing fee $75. For additional information on Adult Education and Family Literacy programs contact Jodie Hanna at 888.642.2338, ext. 105 or [email protected].


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English Language instruction is offered through the Adult Literacy Program to help people with limited English to learn the English language. Fees for English language classes include: Annual program fee $25 (non-refundable) and English Language textbook fees (optional).

For additional information on the English Language program contact Jodie Hanna at 888.642.2338, ext. 105 or [email protected].

CalmarCalmar Campus/Wilder Resource Center Intermediate English Wednesday&Friday,10a.m.-Noon

Intake and Orientation Wednesday, 8 - 9 a.m.

Software tutorials in use at this location: Rosetta Stone (English language)

CrescoCresco Center/1020 2nd Avenue S.E. Multi-level English Tuesday&Thursday,10:30a.m.-Noon

DecorahDecorah Public Library/202 Winnebago Street Beginning English Tuesday-Thursday, 8:30 - 10:30 a.m.

Multi-Level English Monday, 6:30 - 8 p.m.

RSVP/Decorah Public Library/202 Winnebago Street Multi-Level Individual English Tutoring Individualized tutoring with volunteer instructors

Software tutorials in use at this location: Rosetta Stone (English language)

DubuqueDubuque Center/700 Main Street Beginning English Tuesday&Thursday,9:30-11a.m.

Intermediate English Monday, Wednesday, Friday, 9 - 10:30 a.m. Tuesday&Thursday,6:30-8p.m.

Advanced English/Transition to College Reading and Writing Wednesday, 5 - 6:30 p.m.

Multi-Level English Monday&Wednesday,6:30-8p.m.


DyersvilleTBA

Elkader Elkader Public Library/130 North Main Street Tuesday, 11:15 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Thursday, 5:45 - 8 p.m.

English Language ClassesNew Hampton Chickasaw County Center/951 North Linn, Suite 6 Multi-Level English Monday&Thursday,3-4:30p.m.,5-6:30p.m.

Software tutorials in use at this location: Rosetta Stone (English language) WIN (job skills)

OelweinTBA

PostvilleMulticultural Center/211 South Ogden (all classes) Beginning English Tuesday&Thursday,Noon-2p.m.

Intermediate English Monday&Wednesday,9-10:30a.m.

Multi Level English Tuesday&Thursday,7-9p.m.

English Language Computer Lab: IBM Reading Companion Tuesday&Thursday,6-7p.m. Friday, 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.

Intro to Computers Thursday, 2 – 3 p.m.

Software tutorials in use at this location: Rosetta Stone (English language) WIN (job skills)

WaukonWaukon Center/1220 Third Avenue N.W., Suite 102 Multi-Level English Tuesday&Friday,2-4p.m.




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Northeast Iowa Community College (NICC) is pleased to announce a new tutoring program for people with dyslexia. We will use a systematic, explicit and intensive method of instruction in phonemic awareness, phonics, reading fluency, vocabulary and reading comprehension strategies designed for one-on-one tutoring of children, teens and adults. If you or someone you knows has dyslexia register today!

For more information or to register, contact Learning Center Associate Ann Lester at 563.557.8271, ext. 143 or [email protected].

Dyslexia Tutoring

Adult Basic Education instruction is offered through the Adult Literacy Program to help people with limited or “rusty” academic skills. Tier 1 classes are vocationally-based and are designed for students with learning challenges, who want to build on their current skills. Tier 2 classes are academically-orientated and are designed for students who want to “brush up” on skills that could help them in their daily lives, who need help in passing college-entrance/work-related exams or taking the GED. Fees include: Annual program fee $25 (non-refundable).

For additional information on the Adult Basic Education classes contact Jodie Hanna at 888.642.2338, ext. 105 or [email protected].

CalmarCalmar Campus/Wilder Resource Center Brush Up Math Class Monday, 8 - 10:30 a.m., 1:30 - 3 p.m. Tuesday, 2:30 - 3:30 p.m. Thursday, 9 - 10 a.m., 10 - 11 a.m.

Brush Up Writing Class Monday, 11:30 a.m. - 1:30 p.m. Thursday, 3:30 - 4:30 p.m.

ALWI Support for Credit Students Tuesday-Wednesday, 5 - 7 p.m.

Intake and Orientation Monday, 10:30 - 11:30 a.m. Thursday, 8 - 9 a.m.

Software tutorials in use at this location: Mavis Beacon (typing) WIN (job skills) Reading Horizons (reading)

Dubuque Dubuque Center/700 Main Street/Room 200ABE Tier 1 (Basic Skills) Monday, 8 - 9:30 a.m., 6 - 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, 7 - 8:30 p.m.

Dubuque Center/700 Main/Learning CenterABE Tier 2 (pre GED, Brush Up) Monday - Thursday, 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. Friday, 8 a.m. - 3 p.m.

Brush Up Math Class Monday - Thursday, 10-11 a.m. Friday, Noon - 1 p.m.

Brush Up Writing Class Monday - Thursday, 11 a.m. - Noon

Brush Up Reading Class Monday - Thursday, 1 - 2 p.m.


Multicultural Family Center/1157 Central AvenueABE Tier 2 or 3: Social Job Club (preGED, GED) Friday, 4 – 7 p.m.

Farley City Memorial Hall/208 1st Street N.W. Tuesday, 1:30 - 4 p.m.

ManchesterWest Delaware High School/Room 130ABE Tier 1 (Basic Skills) Wednesday, 4 - 5:30 p.m.

ABE Tier 2 (preGED, Brush Up) Wednesday, 5:30 - 7 p.m.

Software tutorials in use at this location: WIN (job skills)

WaukonWaukon Center/1220 Third Avenue N.W., Suite 102 ABE Tier 1 (Basic Skills) Wednesday, 9 - 11:30 a.m., Noon - 2:30 p.m.

ABE Tier 2 (preGED, Brush Up) Thursday, 9 a.m. - Noon

Software tutorials in use at this location: Mavis Beacon (typing) WIN (job skills) Reading Horizons (reading)

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Online Registration: www.nicc.edu/continuinged

Calmar Area Registration:

Phone 800.728.2256 or 563.562.3263, ext. 399

Fax 563.562.3719

Mail NICC Continuing Education P.O. Box 400 Calmar, IA 52132-0400

Dubuque Area Registration:

Phone 563.557.8271, ext. 380

Fax 563.557.0319

Mail NICC Town Clock Center for Professional Development 680 Main Street Dubuque, IA 52001-6818

Quick, Convenient Online Registration(Recommended browser is Internet Explorer. An email account is required for online registration.)

Step 1: Go to www.nicc.edu/continuinged and Sign In

Click Sign In.

New Students: Click on Create New Student Profile. On the next page, you will be asked to create a Login and a Password; note this information for future reference. Complete the remainder of the profile form and click Submit.

Returning Students: Enter your username and password, and click Sign In. If you do not remember your password, click on Forgot Your Password to have a temporary password emailed to you. Once you log in, you may edit your profile to create a new password.

Step 2: Select Courses

Click Classes in the Options Menu located on the left of the screen and locate your course by category. Or click Search in the Options Menu and enter search criteria to locate your course. Once you find your course, you may click on the course title to view the full course description. To select the course, click Add to Cart. You may continue to review courses and select by clicking Add to Cart.

Step 3: Checkout

In the Shopping Cart, click Checkout to begin the payment process. When you reach the Shopping Cart page, you have the option of choosing additional classes, removing classes from your cart or canceling your order. Before processing your checkout, please review and agree to the Refund Policy provided by clicking the check box for each class. Click Checkout to proceed. At Payment Process, please review your order and enter the requested credit card information and select Process Payment to complete your order.

That is it! You will receive an email confirmation of your registration and transaction. You may also log in at any time to view your current (and past) registrations and transactions.

Tuition and FeesClasses require pre-registration and payment. We accept MasterCard®, Visa® and Discover® for all classes. Class registrations are due one-week prior to the start of class. Registrations are not valid until payment is received. No return confirmation or receipt is issued.

Enrollment and Cancellation PolicyCourses and workshops are subject to cancellation if the minimum enrollment is not attained. In the event of cancellation, participants will be notified. Some classes may have limited in enrollment due to space or other limitations.

Refund PolicyFive or more business days prior to class start date, 100% refund will be issued. Less than 5 business days prior to class start date, no refund will be issued.

Weather Cancellations

In the event that classes are cancelled due to inclement weather, an announcements will be made on your local radio/TV stations or call 563.557.8271, ext. 380. Continuing Education classes held at school district locations are cancelled if the school district closes due to inclement weather.

Gift CertificatesContact the Calmar Campus Continuing Education Offices for more information on how you can “Give the Perfect Gift: The Gift of Education.”

Northeast Iowa Community College prohibits discrimination in educational programs, employment, and activities on the basis of age, race, creed, color, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, national origin, religion or disability.

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Register online at.nicc.edu/continuingedReturn completed registration and payment to:NICC Town Clock Center for Professional Development 680 Main Street Dubuque, IA 52001-6818

Registration FormNICC Continuing Education

Please print clearly and complete entire form.

Please feel free to duplicate this form. Class # Name of Class Start Date Location Time Tuition

Total Amount Due $

Full Legal Name: _________________________________________________________________

Last 4-digits of SS #: _____________________Date of Birth: _______________________________(To assist the college to identify you correctly. All information provided is strictly confidential.)

Mailing Address: _________________________________________________________________ Mailing Address City State Zip

Email: _________________________________Home phone: ______________________________

Work phone: ___________________________Cell phone: ________________________________**Ethnic: ____ HIS Hispanic/Latino ____NHS Non-Hispanic/Latino**Race: ____ American/Alaskan Native ____Asian ____ Black or African American ____White ____ Hawaiian/Pacific Islander ** Not required for registration. For state and federal reports.

Company Billing Information:

Company Name: _________________________________________________________________

Company Contact Name: __________________________________________________________

Address: ________________________________________________________________________ Company Address City State Zip

Phone: ________________________________Billing Email: _______________________________

Payment Method (Note: No return confirmation or receipt is issued.)

Payment Enclosed (Make check payable to NICC)

_______ Visa® ______MasterCard® ______ Discover® Exp. Date __________

Cr. Card # _________________________________________________________________

Signature: _________________________________________________________________

Name as it appears on card: __________________________________________________

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This Opportunities serves communities of the following counties: Delaware, Dubuque and Online.

Register online now at www.nicc.edu/continuinged!

Continuing EducationNortheast Iowa Community CollegeTown Clock Centerfor Professional Development680 Main StreetDubuque, IA 52001-6818

Calmar CampusContinuing EducationP.O. Box 400Calmar, IA 52132-0400563.562.3263, ext. 399

Chickasaw County CenterBusiness View Complex951 North Linn, Suite 6New Hampton, IA 50659-1203641.394.4689

Cresco Center1020 2nd Avenue S.E.Hwy 9Cresco, IA 52136-1710563.547.3355

Dubuque Center for Education700 Main StreetDubuque, IA 52001-6820563.557.8271, ext. 100

Peosta Campus10250 Sundown RoadPeosta, IA 52068-9703563.556.5110

Regional Academy for Math and Science (RAMS) & Oelwein Center1400 Technology DriveOelwein, IA 50662-3011319.283.3010

Town Clock Centerfor Professional Development680 Main StreetDubuque, IA 52001-6818563.557.8271, ext. 380

Waukon Center1220 3rd Avenue N.W., Suite 102Waukon, IA 52172563.568.3060

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