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Fall 2013 • August-December

“The classes are designed to help me succeed no matter what the obstacles outside of school are.” —Joshia S. Follow your passion! Update your skills! Enroll in one of many non-credit classes—learn something new or improve on something you may have learned before. Industry-standard training in our Engineering Technology program will have you ready to hit the workforce quickly.

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WELCOME TO BUSINESS AND COMMUNITY SERVICES AT PELLISSIPPI STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE!

We have a complete staff of business solutions directors who can customize a training program specifically for your organization.

The Business and Community Services Division at Pellissippi State has many courses to help you learn something new or improve on something you may have learned before.

Whether you are an individual who values lifelong learning or an organization wanting to gain a competitive advantage, you will find the solutions you need at Pellissippi State. Contact us to discuss your training needs: Business and Community Services, 865.539.7167.

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Enrich yourself and improve your quality of life by enrolling in our courses. These courses are designed and scheduled at convenient times to let you pursue your dreams and still meet all the obligations of your busy life. We offer a wide variety of current, quality continuing education courses in a myriad of disciplines. Take this opportunity to expand your mind and do something just for you! In a relaxed, friendly atmosphere, you’ll explore your passion and meet others who share it. Whether it’s snapping the perfect photo, playing an instrument, learning a language or dancing like you’ve never danced before, don’t miss the chance to do something for yourself. Our classes are just plain fun. Take one on your own or register with a friend.

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Pellissippi State’s Business and Community Services is your one-stop provider of training, offering an array of solutions that will enhance your performance—regardless of your industry—and generate real results. We work routinely with business and industry experts to deliver the appropriate training that will positively impact your bottom line. We offer training in a multitude of topics.

FOUR WAYS TO REGISTER WALK-IN Visit the Business and Community Services office at the Hardin Valley Campus, 10915 Hardin Valley Road, Room 108, Alexander Building, Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. PHONE Call 865.539.7167. We accept Mastercard, Visa, Discover and American Express. DON’T SEE IT? JUST ASK US. If you don’t see it, Pellissippi State’s Business and Community Services Division can probably custom design the training you need. Training can be scheduled at most of our locations or in your plant or business. Our training can be offered any day of the week to any shift. For more information, call 865.539.7167.

MAIL BCS Registration, Pellissippi State, P.O. Box 22990, Knoxville, TN 37933-0990 PAY ONLINE To register and pay online, visit our website at www.pstcc.edu/bcs and click on “Register for a Class.”

Pellissippi State Community College is one of 46 institutions in the Tennessee Board of Regents system, the sixth largest system of higher education in the nation. TBR is the governing board for this system, which includes six universities, 13 two-year colleges and 27 technology centers, providing programs in 90 of Tennessee’s 95 counties to more than 200,000 students. Pellissippi State Community College is an AA/EEO employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability or age in its programs and activities. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies: Executive Director, Human Resources and Affirmative Action, Room 262, J.L. Goins Administration Building, 865.694.6406. Printed by PULP. 25,000. PSCC 11317555

TABLE OF CONTENTS (NON-CREDIT) How to Read the Schedule................................................1 General Information...........................................................2 Non-credit Registration Form.............................................2

For the most up-to-date details on the continuing education schedule, please visit our website at www.pstcc.edu/bcs.

Business & Finance...........................................................3 Creative Arts......................................................................4 Dance................................................................................5 Handgun Safety & Personal Protection.............................5 Healthy Mind & Body.........................................................7 Home & Family..................................................................8 Language...........................................................................9 Motorcycle Safety............................................................10 Music............................................................................... 11 Photography....................................................................13 Sports..............................................................................14 Cambridge ACT Test Prep...............................................15

Getting Started With Computers......................................15 Microsoft Office 2010.......................................................15 Quickbooks......................................................................16 Internet/Website Design..................................................17 Computer-Aided Drafting.................................................17 Welding Series.................................................................17 Construction & Home Inspection.....................................17 Project Management........................................................18 Health-Care Training........................................................18 Dale Carnegie..................................................................19 Exam Preparation............................................................20 Online Classes................................................................20

HOW TO READ THE SCHEDULE Course Title

Course Description

Basket Making for the Beginner Become familiar with common basketry materials, tools and techniques, and learn how to make lovely, useful baskets that you will be proud to keep or gift to family and friends. You will make a market basket, a farm basket with leather or woven side handles, and a wine basket. Basket materials, tools and patterns will be provided by instructor. Sheri Burns is an experienced crafter who has been making baskets for years. $45 material fee payable to instructor in class $795/Sheri Burns

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SPE 226 P05

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MW/Sept 7-Nov 16/6-9 p.m.

B - Blount County Campus D - Division Street Campus P - Hardin Valley Campus M - Magnolia Avenue Campus S - Strawberry Plains Campus X - Off-campus Location C - Online Course

To register or for more information, call 865.539.7167 or visit us online at www.pstcc.edu/bcs.

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GENERAL INFORMATION REGISTRATION We offer students four ways to register for non-credit classes–online, by phone, mail or office visit. If you wish to register by phone, call 865.539.7167. You can register at any time–there are normally no special registration days, unless noted in the course description. Many classes have minimum enrollment requirements, so please register early. The REGISTRATION FORM can be found below.

continuing education adult or extension experience under reasonable sponsorship, capable direction and qualified instruction. To identify the specific courses for which the CEU is awarded, please consult the course description listing in the catalog. Persons who participate in CEU designated programs will have a permanent transcript. For a transcript showing the CEUs awarded to you for successfully completing the specially designed non-credit courses, contact Business and Community Services at 865.539.7167.

ADMISSION REQUIREMENTS For admission to non-credit courses for continuing education units, an applicant must submit a completed non-credit registration form with payment to Business and Community Services.

CERTIFICATES Upon satisfactory completion of CEU classes, students will be awarded certificates in recognition of their achievement. The cost of the initial certificate is included in the course fee. For duplicate certificates, a fee of $5 will be charged to cover administrative costs.

FEES All enrollment fees must be paid before the beginning of class. The amount for each course is stated in the information regarding each offering. Course fees are subject to change without notice. State employee, senior citizen and disabled fee waiver policies do not apply to non-credit programs. Payment can be made by cash, check, money order, MasterCard, Visa, Discover or American Express.

BOOKS & SUPPLIES Most courses require textbooks or other instructional supplies. Unless otherwise noted, all materials are included in the cost of the course and are provided to each person at the first class meeting. CLASS CANCELLATION / POSTPONEMENT Business and Community Services reserves the right to cancel, postpone or combine classes and to substitute qualified instructors when necessary.

REFUNDS Money will be refunded ONLY if the class is cancelled by the College or upon notification of the student to withdraw at least two business days prior to the starting date of the class, unless otherwise noted. NO REFUNDS can be made after these dates.

HOLIDAYS Non-credit programs generally adhere to the College holiday schedule. CLOSING DATES The closing date for registration is two working days before the start of class, unless otherwise noted. Class space is limited and many courses fill before the closing date. Early registration with payment will ensure enrollment.

CONTINUING EDUCATION UNITS (CEUs) The CEU (continuing education unit) is a nationally recognized measure of education and training and is defined as 10 hours of participation in an organized

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To register or for more information, please please call call 865.539.7167 (865) 539-7167. or visit Visit us online at www.pstcc.edu/bcs. Check our Website website for the most updated class schedules and information on new course offerings.

BUSINESS & FINANCE ServSafe® Food Safety

Discover the resources needed to keep food safety an essential ingredient in every meal. This ServSafe® food handlers’ course meets the requirements for manager certification in the food service industry. You will learn food safety information that can be utilized in food service, day cares, schools, etc., and will receive a ServSafe certificate after successfully completing an approved multi-choice exam. The instructor is Kashi Farmer, Food Scientist and owner of White Glove Restaurant Solutions™. Certification is valid for five years. A photo ID is required for the exam. Participants must register 10 days before the class begins. $99 + book*/Kashi Farmer

SPE 491P50.....................................................M/Oct 21/9 a.m.-5 p.m. SPE 491P51....................................................M/Nov 25/9 a.m.-5 p.m. *To order textbook, ServSafe Essentials with Answer Sheet for Paper and Pencil Exam, 5th Edition, you can order online from Pearson Education at www.mypearsonstore.com. The approximate cost is $81 (shipping & handling may be additional). If students share a book, an additional answer sheet (ISBN 0135026326) must be purchased for each person and brought to the class (approximate cost is $44 before shipping and handling).

Thomson Prometric Food Safety Management

Learn how to prevent food-borne disease in this course that provides food operators and managers with necessary information. Course topics include HACCP, risk assessment concepts, food-borne diseases and sources of contamination, personal hygiene, safe handling practices and sanitation, and pest control. You must pass the standardized Thomson Prometric test for certification. An additional $70 fee is payable in class for textbook (Food Safety Management Principles, 2nd Edition) and test fee. A photo ID is required in class for the test. The test can be taken in various languages if request is made two weeks before test date. $115 + book and test fee/Kashi Farmer

SPE 114P12.....................................................M/Nov 18/9 a.m.-5 p.m.

Tennessee Estate Planning—It’s Not Just Having a Will!

“Having only a will does not adequately protect our loved ones,” says Sharon Potter, attorney and teacher of this class. We will discuss the need to plan for disability, as well as death and the

legal documents necessary to accomplish those objectives. The probate process will also be discussed, to consider the potential outcome of failing to plan for death and disability, and the course will end with a brief discussion of state and federal death taxes. You will leave the first class with a properly executed advance care plan (Living Will) as a bonus. Instructor: Sharon Potter, J.D., Attorney $49/Sharon Potter

SPE 252P21.......................................... TR/Aug 27-29/6:30-8:30 p.m. SPE 252P22......................................... TR/Sept 24-26/6:30-8:30 p.m. SPE 252P23...........................................TR/Oct 22-24/6:30-8:30 p.m.

“The instructor was well prepared and held an interesting class. She explained materials in layman’s terms. The course was very helpful. The price for the two-night instruction was just right, and the handout was a great bonus.” —Tennessee Estate Planning participant

Marriage & Money: Getting on the Same Financial Page

Do you disagree about money—spending, saving, budgeting, etc? Each of us has our own specific ideas about money, and this can cause problems. You will learn how to collaborate, negotiate and develop a workable financial plan. $59/Richard Barbee

SPE 193P01................................................. R/Sept 19-Oct 3/6-8 p.m. SPE 193P02............................................... Sa/Oct 19-Nov 2/12-2 p.m.

How to Thrive Financially in Retirement

Learn how to ensure your money serves your retirement goals properly. This course is targeted to those either retired or getting close to retiring. Things you will learn include: • Keys to successful investing in retirement. • How to properly draw income from your life’s savings. • How to reduce taxes in retirement. • The IRA/401K tax time bomb and how it could cost you 70% of your retirement accounts. • Estate Planning 101, including wills and trusts. • How to plan for the potential costs of healthcare. • Other financial planning topics that can affect your money in retirement. Instructor: Jim Brogan, M.B.A, is the president and founder of Brogan Financial. He is also a Certified Retirement Financial Advisor and Board Certified in Estate Planning. Jim is the host of “More Living with Jim Brogan” on Newstalk 98.7 FM and is Senior Market Advisor magazine’s 2011 National Advisor of the Year. $59/Jim Brogan

SPE 199P88............................................... T/Nov 5-12/6:30-8:30 p.m.

All classes (unless otherwise noted) will be at the Hardin Valley Campus off the Pellissippi Parkway. M-Monday T-Tuesday W-Wednesday R-Thursday F-Friday Sa-Saturday Su-Sunday

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Financial Strategies for a Successful Retirement Bring your spouse or a guest at no extra charge and learn: • Whether you can retire early • How to determine your financial needs for retirement • How to minimize your taxes • How to use mutual funds and other investment vehicles • How to plan for long-term care $79/Mike Burnette Hardin Valley Campus

BUS 691P78................................................T/Aug 27-Sept 17/6-9 p.m. Blount County Campus

BUS 691B78...............................................R/Aug 29-Sept 19/6-9 p.m.

Introduction to Wealth Management

$50/Bill Timm

Discover important basic fundamental principles of investing to complex absolute return strategies involving options. This three-week course covers these plus additional topics including: Asset Allocation, The Rule of 72, Bonds, Stocks, Mutual Funds, Annuities/Insurance, IRA/401K Distributions and Estate Planning. Instructor: Bill Timm, MBA is an Accredited Asset Management Specialist and a Registered Investment Advisor.

SPE 545P01........................................... R/Sept 12-26/6:30-8:30 p.m. SPE 545P02............................................. R/Oct 10-24/6:30-8:30 p.m.

CREATIVE ARTS Right-Brain Drawing

Do you have a desire to draw, but don’t necessarily have a natural talent? Overcome typical challenges encountered in attempting to draw realistically by rethinking the way you perceive subject matter and translating visual information into line, shape and spatial arrangement. You will improve your drawing skills dramatically with this fresh approach to the challenge of learning to draw with precision every time. Participants will purchase art supplies $119/J Austin Jennings

SPE 383P01............................................... W/Oct 16-Nov 20/6-9 p.m.

Drawing with Pastels, Pencils & Charcoal

Learn the basics of drawing with charcoal, pencils (color or standard), or pastels. You will work from a still-life set up in class, or from your own photos of people or places, and will learn composition and how to balance your drawings. Participants will provide own art supplies $105/Mary Ruden Blount County Campus

SPE 398B01..........................................R/Sept 19-Oct 24/5:30-8 p.m.

Social Security Maximization

Learn how to do everything you can to maximize the Social Security retirement benefits you (and your spouse) can expect to receive in the future. You will discover not just the benefits that are available to singles—including divorced and widowed—but also to married couples. Did you know that your spouse is eligible for spousal benefits once they reach age 62, even if they never worked outside the home? Or that if you wait to claim Social Security, your benefit will grow by 8% a year between age 66 and age 70? Do you also know that if you were married more than 10 years, and are now divorced when you turn 62, you are eligible to claim Social Security under your former spouse’s work record—even if they remarry! Come to an information-packed evening in a relaxed environment. A complimentary refreshment break will be offered during this three hour event. Yvonne Marsh, instructor, is a Financial Advisor and a Certified Public Accountant with experience on financial education topics. $35/Yvonne Marsh

Basket Making for The Beginner

Become familiar with common basketry materials, tools and techniques, and learn how to make lovely, useful baskets that you will be proud to keep or gift to family and friends. You will make a market basket, a farm basket with leather or woven side handles, and a wine basket. Basket materials, tools and patterns will be provided by the instructor. Sheri Burns is an experienced crafter who has been making baskets for years. $45 material fee payable to instructor the first day of class $79 + materials fee/Sheri Burns

SPE 226P05.................................................M/Sept 16-Oct 7/6-9 p.m.

SPE 125P01........................................................... R/Sept 19/6-9 p.m. SPE 125P02............................................................. T/Oct 22/6-9 p.m.

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To register or for more information, please call 865.539.7167 or visit us online at www.pstcc.edu/bcs. Check our website for the most updated class schedules and information on new course offerings.

DANCE Ballroom Dancing, Level I

Continue with basket making, and enjoy making traditional ribbed baskets that will include a melon basket, a potato basket, and a hen basket. Some basket making experience is helpful, but not necessary. Basket materials, tools and patterns will be provided by the instructor. Sheri Burns is an experienced crafter who has been making baskets for years. $45 material fee payable to instructor the first day of class $79 + Materials fee/Sheri Burns

The best things happen while you’re dancing! Become more comfortable dancing at any event or outing by attending this seven week series of ballroom dancing taught by David Harrison, professional instructor. What can you expect? An introduction to the most popular dances such as waltz, tango, swing, salsa and more. Some common side effects of dancing are a better physique and smiling, both of which can become permanent! $85 per single/$100 per couple David Harrison Absolute Ballroom, 9119 Executive Park Drive, Cedar Bluff

SPE 227P01................................................ M/Oct 21-Nov 11/6-9 p.m.

SPE 564X22.....................................M/Sept 16-Oct 28/6:45-7:30 p.m.

Working With Yarn

Ballroom Dancing, Level II

Basket Making II

Learn the basics of either knitting or crochet and in the process end up with a beautiful item that you create. This class will cover the elementary techniques of both knitting and crochet. You will decide which skill to concentrate on and be introduced to numerous patterns using simple stitches on sample-sized pieces. Then you’ll choose one of the stitches to create a beautiful, hand-crafted item by the end of the class. Monica Sternlieb has a degree in textile design and has taught many classes and workshops in various textile techniques. $69/Monica Sternlieb

SPE 250P15................................................ T/Sept 17-Nov 12/7-8 p.m.

Wire Jewelry Design

Utilizing jewelry wire wrapping techniques using sterling silver square wire and various stones, you will discover basic techniques that can be used to create jewelry out of almost any stone or other irregular shaped object. Make lovely jewelry for yourself or for gifts. We will create at least one pendant during class. Instructor Karen Brown teaches jewelry making and has sold her jewelry creations at various Knoxville shops. Her pieces have also been on display at the Emporium and the Phoenix Building in downtown Knoxville. $12 material fee payable to instructor at beginning of class $59/Karen Brown

SPE 253P19.............................................................M/Oct 14/6-8 p.m.

Take the next step! Level II is for those who know the basics, but want to improve their ballroom dance technique and floor craft. This session provides technical tips and new patterns aimed to improve your skills and dancing enjoyment. $85 per single/$100 per couple David Harrison Absolute Ballroom, 9119 Executive Park Drive, Cedar Bluff

SPE 565X22...................................... T/Sept 17-Oct 29/6:45-7:30 p.m.

HANDGUN SAFETY & PERSONAL PROTECTION Handgun 101

Learn basic handgun safety, handgun operation and handgun selection. This course is for the beginner or anyone who wants a refresher. Taking this course is a logical first step before taking the Tennessee Handgun Carry Permit course. Instructors are NRA and Tennessee state handgun certified instructors. $45/Tom Badgett and Jerry Huffman

SPE 101P13..................................................R/Sept 12/6:30-9:30 p.m. SPE 101P14................................................... R/Oct 10/6:30-9:30 p.m. SPE 101P15...................................................R/Nov 14/6:30-9:30 p.m. SPE 101P16...................................................R/Dec 12/6:30-9:30 p.m.


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Handgun 201

Focus on using handguns safely, gaining basic concealed carry techniques, and achieving reasonable marksmanship while presenting the pistol from a holster. You will have brief classroom instruction, with the majority of the time spent at the shooting range, and you’ll be better prepared for the Tennessee Handgun Carry Permit Course. You must have basic handgun experience by taking the Pellissippi State Handgun 101 course or from other equivalent training or experience. You must furnish your own gun (preferably a semi-automatic), a minimum of two magazines, 140 rounds of ammunition, and eye and ear protection. The holster should be a durable strong-side belt or inside the waistband model with open top for easy and safe re-holstering. The instructors can give you help with more details. Instructors are NRA and Tennessee state certified handgun instructors. $6 range fee payable to instructor in class $99/Tom Badgett and Jerry Huffman

SPE 201P05.........................................Sa/Oct 12/8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. SPE 201P06........................................ Sa/Dec 14/8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.

Tennessee Handgun Carry Permit Class

Complete this Tennessee State Handgun Safety Course satisfactorily in order to apply for the state carry permit. Increase your knowledge of handgun function, parts, operation, safety, cleaning, storage, legal responsibilities. You will have a course review, testing and firing range exercises. If your shooting experience is limited the Pellissippi State Handgun 201 course can help prepare you for this course. Firing exercises are at the John Sevier Range on Rifle Range Road for the Hardin Valley class. The location for firing exercises for the Blount County class will be announced. When you complete the safety course satisfactorily, you will receive a certificate to allow you to apply for the state carry permit at your nearest Department of Safety office. Course instructors are NRA and Tennessee certified firearms instructors. You must furnish your own gun and ammunition. $5 range fee payable to instructor in class $65/Jerry Huffman Hardin Valley Campus

SPE 626P05..................................................Sa/Sept 21/8 a.m.-5 p.m. SPE 626P06................................................... Sa/Oct 19/8 a.m.-5 p.m. SPE 626P07.................................................. Sa/Nov 16/8 a.m.-5 p.m. SPE 626P08...................................................Sa/Dec 21/8 a.m.-5 p.m. Blount County Campus

SPE 626B...........................................................For groups by request

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NRA Defensive Pistol

Do you want advanced instruction on concealed carry techniques and defensive pistol handling? Focus on using handguns safely, gaining concealed carry techniques, and achieving a reasonable level of marksmanship while presenting the pistol from a holster. You will get classroom and challenging range instruction. This class is for the intermediate student who has basic handgun experience. You must have completed either the Tennessee Carry Permit Course or the Pellissippi Handgun 101 or 201 course, or have similar training or experience. You must furnish your own gun (preferably a semi-automatic), a minimum of two magazines, 175 rounds of ammunition, and eye and ear protection. The holster should be a durable strong-side belt or inside the waistband model with open top for easy and safe re-holstering. The instructors can give you help with more details. Students with satisfactory participation in the classroom activities, and proficiency at the range will be awarded an NRA Certificate of Achievement and a Pellissippi State Certificate of Training and CEUs for having passed the NRA Defensive Pistol Course requirements. The instructors have years of experience in firearm training. Participants must furnish their own gun and ammunition. $6 range fee payable to instructor in class $159/Tom Badgett and Jerry Huffman

SPE 301P05.......................................Sa/Sept 14/8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. SPE 301P06..........................................Sa/Nov 9/8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Refuse to Be a Victim

Prepare your own crime prevention and personal safety strategies! Refuse to Be a Victim is designed to offer men and women a variety of options from which they can choose. This NRA program began in 1993 and continues to lead the way in personal safety instruction in the United States. It is embraced by the law enforcement community and by educators, as a positive tool in teaching personal safety awareness to many segments of the community. The seminar covers how you can enhance your personal security at home, in your automobile, when traveling, when using the telephone and internet, and to prevent fraud by offering a broad overview of actions both men and women can take to minimize their chances of being victimized. The instructor is a NRA certified Training Counselor and Firearm Instructor and a Tennessee certified Handgun Safety Instructor. $50/Jerry Huffman

SPE 184P39........................................................... F/Aug 23/6-10 p.m. SPE 184P40.......................................................... F/Sept 27/6-10 p.m. SPE 184P41.......................................Sa/Oct 26/8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. SPE 184P42........................................................... F/Nov 22/6-10 p.m.


Refuse to Be a Victim—Instructor Development Workshop

Become an NRA certified instructor and conduct Refuse To Be A Victim basic seminars that will provide quality information regarding crime prevention and personal safety to the general public. As a certified instructor, you will teach participants how to prepare their own individual strategies for crime prevention and personal safety while traveling, in the home, in their automobile, and on the phone or internet. All course materials are provided. $225*/Jerry Huffman, RTBAV Regional Counselor

SPE 004P84.......................................................... F/Sept 27/6-10 p.m. Sa/Sept 28/8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. SPE 004P85........................................................... F/Nov 22/6-10 p.m. Sa/Nov 23/8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. *Registration closes 10 working days prior to class start date.

Women’s Self-Defense Seminar Level I (Ages 14 & up)

Learn basic self-defense that is geared specifically for women and especially effective for attacks in parking lots, parking garages and other areas where it is imperative that you not be taken to a secondary location. $40/Michelle Kirk

SPE 311P04.................... Sa/Oct 26/2-5 p.m.

Bully Proof Kids 101

Bully proof yourself, and learn strategies for self-protection through fun role play and games. You face difficult situations every day, and you will learn what bully behavior looks like and gain confidence so that you can protect yourself. Some very basic physical self-protection techniques will be included. $30/Michelle Kirk Ages 5-9

SPE 220P01................................. Sa/Oct 26 & Nov 2/12:30-1:30 p.m. Ages 10-12

SPE 221P01.................................. Sa/Oct 26 & Nov 2/5:30-6:30 p.m.

Self-Defense for Teen Girls (Ages 13 & up)

Michelle Kirk, instructor for the Women’s and Girl’s SelfDefense courses, is the founder and lead instructor of Pink Diamond Defense, a Knoxville affiliate of the Women’s Self Defense Institute. Michelle completed certification at Defend University under the leadership of Steve Kardian, Eastern U.S. lead certifying instructor for Defend University, and one of the nation’s go-to experts on issues of women’s safety, crime prevention and risk reduction.

HEALTHY MIND & BODY T’ai Chi

Learn the basic principles of an ancient martial art while improving your general health and well-being in this Chen-style T’ai Chi class. You will be introduced to a four-part system of self-cultivation exercises, which includes silk reeling, forms, qigong (chee kung) and push hands. While an accomplished practitioner of T’ai Chi is capable of high levels of self-defense, the primary focus of T’ai Chi is the health benefits of learning and practicing the art. These benefits include better balance, increased range of motion, lowered stress levels, better relaxation, and improved breathing techniques which all combine to improve the over-all health of the student who devotes adequate time to practicing. Philosophical principles and cultural background will also be covered. Handouts and source readings will supplement in-class explanation, demonstration and practice. $95/Steve Chandler

SPE 605P95................................................. T/Sept 10-Dec 3/6-7 p.m.

Accessible Yoga

Participate in this yoga class that will build on the basics, then add refinements and challenges so that you will find the perfect edge to challenge, yet feel safe. We will balance effort, stretch and stabilization to compliment your aerobic program. Bring your complaints and requests and they will be included in the teaching. The goal is for participants to practice independently. Valerie is a yoga teacher and yoga therapist with over 30 years as an allied health professional. $79/Valerie Whiting

SPE 517P04.................................... M/Sept 23-Nov 11/6:30-7:45 p.m.

Discover Bully Defense strategies, Stranger Defense skills, predator awareness, and escape techniques. You will have fun while learning basic self-defense skills and techniques through thoughtful discussion and role play. Safe dating strategies and assault prevention will also be discussed in an age appropriate way. $40/Michelle Kirk

SPE222P01............................................................. Sa/Nov 2/2-5 p.m. All classes (unless otherwise noted) will be at the Hardin Valley Campus off the Pellissippi Parkway. M-Monday T-Tuesday W-Wednesday R-Thursday F-Friday Sa-Saturday Su-Sunday

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Introduction to Using Herbs

Learn valuable information about how herbs work and how they may be prepared safely for different body systems. The course will also provide information on combining herbs safely, as well as an overview of drug-herb interactions. Call for information on how to purchase required textbook(s)—two options available. $65/Susan Jane Fidler, Registered Herbalist, American Herbalist Guild Blount County Campus

SPE 458B12..........................................................R/Oct 3-24/6-9 p.m.

Using Herbs—Part 2

Continue learning about how herbs work and how they can be used. In this continuation of Introduction to Using Herbs, you will learn even more about how to prepare and use herbs safely. $65/Susan Jane Fidler, Registered Herbalist, American Herbalist Guild Blount County Campus

SPE 459B12....................................................R/Nov 7-Dec 5/6-9 p.m. (No class Nov 28)

HOME & FAMILY Our Appalachia: The Smokies & Beyond

Experience a sampling of the language, history, music, folkways, wildlife and geography of Appalachia including the mountains of Blount, Sevier, Monroe, Graham and Swain Counties of the Smoky Mountain Regions of the Tennessee/North Carolina border. Learn and experience this special location with possible connections between these mountains and your own families and between these mountains and present day street names, communities and customs. Whether you have lived in this area all of your life or are a recent resident, you can learn more than you ever thought you knew! Depending on the interest of the participants, a field trip may be included as part of the class. Mark Davidson, instructor, is a retired Blount County social studies teacher who has studied the Appalachian area extensively. He developed an Appalachian Studies program for students at William Blount High School and has a working knowledge of the area. Additional material fee approximately $18 $89/Mark Davidson Blount County Campus

SPE 117B03............................................... R/Sept 12-Oct 24/6-8 p.m. (No class Oct 10) Hardin Valley Campus

Our Appalachia: Big Park, Little Park

Enjoy a look at the Great Smoky Mountains National Park as a whole and a look at Cades Cove individually. You will enjoy learning about the history, personalities and uniqueness of the Great Smokies and the special place that is Cades Cove. Mark Davidson, instructor, is a retired Blount County social studies teacher who has studied the Appalachian area extensively. He developed an Appalachian Studies program for students at William Blount High School and has a working knowledge of the area. Additional material fee approximately $18 $89/Mark Davidson Blount County Campus

SPE 363B01...............................................M/Sept 16-Oct 28/6-8 p.m. (No class Oct 7)

Parenting & Divorce Seminar

Approved 4-hour Parent Education Course for Tennessee Judicial District 5 (Blount County) and District 6 (Knox County). Parents must register for the class through Pellissippi State at 865.539.7167 or online at www.pstcc.edu/bcs. Classes are offered on Saturday mornings at the Hardin Valley Campus and once a month on Thursday at the Hardin Valley or Magnolia Avenue Campus. Instructors have a master’s degree or better in a related field, such as social work or psychology, or are Rule 31 certified mediators. $45 Hardin Valley Campus—Classes on Saturday are 8:30 a.m.12:30 p.m. unless otherwise noted.

SPE 800P23......................................................................... Sa/Aug 17 SPE 800P24..................................................R/Aug 22/5:30-9:30 p.m. SPE 800P25......................................................................... Sa/Aug 24 SPE 800P26..........................................................................Sa/Sept 7 SPE 800P27........................................................................ Sa/Sept 14 SPE 800P28.................................................R/Sept 19/5:30-9:30 p.m. SPE 800P29........................................................................Sa/Sept 21 SPE 800P30........................................................................Sa/Sept 28 SPE 800P31............................................................................Sa/Oct 5 SPE 800P32..........................................................................Sa/Oct 12 SPE 800P33...................................................R/Oct 17/5:30-9:30 p.m. SPE 800P34..........................................................................Sa/Oct 19 SPE 800P35..........................................................................Sa/Oct 26 SPE 800P36...........................................................................Sa/Nov 2 SPE 800P37...........................................................................Sa/Nov 9 SPE 800P38..................................................R/Nov 14/5:30-9:30 p.m. SPE 800P39......................................................................... Sa/Nov 16 SPE 800P40.........................................................................Sa/Nov 23 SPE 800P41...........................................................................Sa/Dec 7 SPE 800P42......................................................................... Sa/Dec 14 SPE 800P43..................................................R/Dec 19/5:30-9:30 p.m. Magnolia Avenue Campus—Thursdays, 5:30-9:30 p.m.

SPE 800M92...........................................................................R/Sept 5 SPE 800M93............................................................................R/Nov 7

SPE 117P03....................................................M/Nov 4-Dec 9/6-8 p.m.

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DIY Home Improvement & Repairs for Women

Learn how to do basic repairs from someone who has done them herself! You don’t need to be a professional to fix most common household problems. So before you call someone, let’s save some money and cover the most basic repairs you can do yourself, and then let’s talk home improvement. You can do it! $29/Lynda Tutko

SPE 330P10.............................................................R/Oct 10/6-8 p.m. SPE 330P11...............................................................T/Nov 5/6-8 p.m.

LANgUAGE Language courses can be customized to meet the needs of specific groups/businesses. Call 865.539.7167 for more information.

Basic Spanish

Learn basic vocabulary, pronunciation and sentence formation. Become comfortable in daily encounters with people of Hispanic origin and when traveling in Spanish-speaking areas. Realistic situations you might encounter during travels and business meetings will be highlighted. $17 materials fee is payable to instructor in class $95/Jerry Huffman

SPE 613P...........................................................Returning spring 2014

Basic Genealogy

Learn how to trace your family tree! You will find out how to start the Internet process and will receive information that all family historians need in order to interpret various records you will come across during your search. Links to valuable research sources, both on and off the Internet, are provided, as well as, a full definition of terms and much more. The instructor is a former Registrar for the Tennessee Society of Sons of the Revolution and is a genealogist/historian with 25 years’ experience. He is a local speaker and author of several genealogical publications and previously worked for ancestry.com. Come learn from the best! $75/Sam Maner

SPE 502P84.......................................... R/Sept 12-Oct 17/6:30-9 p.m.

Beyond Basic Genealogy

Use shovels as well as technology in this class to dig deeper into your family tree. We will be going to some county archives, as well as the health department for birth and death records. We will also look at county courthouse records and visit a local abandoned cemetery to discover how to locate stones that are underground. Optional field trips may include a trip to Nashville and the National Archives in Atlanta. This is down and dirty genealogy. The instructor is a former Registrar for the Tennessee Society of Sons of the Revolution and is a genealogist/historian with 25 years of experience. He is a local speaker and author of several genealogical publications and previously worked for ancestry.com. Come learn from the best! $75/Sam Maner

Intermediate Spanish

Master more advanced verb forms and their use while using real-life situations so that you can interact with Hispanics personally and in business situations. Emphasis is placed on sentence development and speaking the language. You will be able to utilize the language in your vocation, business environment and while traveling. Prerequisite is Basic Spanish or equivalent knowledge. $17 material fee is payable to instructor in class $105/Jerry Huffman

SPE 187P77.............................................. M/Aug 19-Sept 30/7-9 p.m. (No class Sept 2)

Spanish Conversation

This course, while not completely grammarless, is designed to get the student into conversational situations immediately. Conversational needs for everyday encounters, travel and business are discussed and practiced. Vocabulary and phrases pertinent to individual situations will be part of the course material. The course is designed for students with some background in Spanish, but committed beginners can take the course and master the lesson materials with some extra effort. $17 material fee is payable to instructor in class $105/Jerry Huffman

SPE 617P95................................................ M/Oct 14-Nov 18/7-9 p.m.

‘Hablando Español’ (Talking Spanish)

This class is for those with little or no prior instruction in the Spanish language. Grammar and conversation for everyday encounters. Fundamental introduction of understanding, speaking, reading and writing basic Spanish with emphasis on oral and group practices. Vocabulary and phrases pertinent to individual situations will be part of the course material. Group interaction and vocabulary practice related to each session. $110 (includes book)

SPE 171P73..................................................T/Sept 17-Oct 22/7-9 p.m.

SPE 503P74........................................... T/Oct 22-Nov 26/6:30-9 p.m.


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‘Hablando Español’ (Talking Spanish) II

This class is for students who have some background in the Spanish language. Grammar and conversation for everyday encounters, travel and business are discussed and practiced. Vocabulary and phrases pertinent to individual situations will be part of the course material. Speaking skills are emphasized, but there will be some study of the written language. Additional $15 fee applies if student doesn’t have the book from ‘Hablando Español’ I. $105

SPE 637P78.................................................. T/Nov 5-Dec 10/7-9 p.m.

Spanish for Health-Care Professionals

Learn basic grammar, verb forms, pronunciation, conversational vocabulary and sentence structure. Emphasis will be placed on medical terminology and how to interact with patients and families of Hispanic origin. Included text offers many realistic situations and solutions. $120/Jerry Huffman

SPE 621P.............................................................................By request

MOTORCYCLE SAFETY

Participants must cancel or reschedule motorcycle classes seven days prior to the start date of the class they are enrolled in. Cancellations within the seven-day period will forfeit tuition and reschedules incur an additional charge.

MSF Basic RiderCourse®

This course is aimed at beginning riders 15 years and older. This is the Tennessee state-certified licensing Motorcycle Rider Education program. The course provides five hours of classroom work and ten hours of practical riding in a controlled, off-street environment. Course materials are provided including Tennessee Motorcycle Handbook, student workbook and training motorcycles (125cc-350cc street legal). Some scooters are also available and the request for a scooter must be indicated on the registration form. A helmet can be provided if needed. Students must wear DOT approved helmet, eye protection, full-fingered gloves, over-the-ankle footwear

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with low heels, long pants (denim or sturdy fabric), and a longsleeved shirt or jacket. A registration form must be completed and students must be registered one week in advance. If a participant is under the age of 18, parent or guardian permission must be obtained in writing. Classes are taught by certified Motorcycle Safety Foundation instructors who assist participants with proper techniques. Students must pass both a written and a riding evaluation to receive a State Certificate Waiver. A certificate of completion for the course exempts the student from taking the written and riding test when applying for a motorcycle license. Class is limited to 12 students. $225 Classes are 8 a.m.-5 p.m. unless otherwise noted.

SPE 316P71 & P19...................................................... SaSu/Aug 17-18 SPE 316P72 & P20.................................................... SaSu/Aug 24-25 SPE 316P73 & P21....................................................... SaSu/Sept 7-8 SPE 316P74 & P22.....................................................SaSu/Sept 14-15 SPE 316P75 & P23................................................... SaSu/Sept 21-22 SPE 316P76 & P24.................................................... SaSu/Sept 28-29 SPE 316P77 & P25.........................................................SaSu/Oct 5-6 SPE 316P78 & P26......................................................SaSu/Oct 12-13 SPE 316P79 & P27..................................................... SaSu/Oct 19-20 SPE 316P80 & P28.....................................................SaSu/Oct 26-27 SPE 316P81 & P29......................................................... SaSu/Nov 2-3 SPE 316P82 & P30.......................................................SaSu/Nov 9-10 SPE 316P83 & P31.....................................................SaSu/Nov 16-17

Basic RiderCourse® 2— License Waiver

This course is designed for people who already know how to ride and want to increase their knowledge and skill on their own motorcycle. Emphasis is placed on advanced riding skills and handling emergency situations. This is an excellent follow-up to the Basic RiderCourse® and graduates are welcome to enroll immediately. This course offers riders an opportunity to become acquainted with a new motorcycle and its handling characteristics in a controlled, off street environment. Riders must have a street legal motorcycle that passes a safety inspection by the Rider Coach. Extensively modified bikes may not be used. Riders must show proof of insurance and proof of ownership, or have written permission from the owner. $95

SPE 395P47...................................................Sa/Aug 24/8 a.m.-4 p.m. SPE 395P48..................................................Sa/Sept 21/8 a.m.-4 p.m. SPE 395P49................................................... Sa/Oct 12/8 a.m.-4 p.m. SPE 395P50.................................................... Sa/Nov 9/8 a.m.-4 p.m.


Basic RiderCourse® 2—Skills Practice In this skills practice course, emphasis is placed on advanced riding skills and handling emergency situations. Students will have approximately 4½ hours practice with no classroom component and no license waiver tests. Students provide their own motorcycle with license and proof of insurance. The motorcycle must pass a safety inspection, and students must provide personal safety gear (DOT approved helmet, jacket or long sleeved shirt, long pants, over the ankle leather footwear, and approved eye protection). Class is limited to 12 students and scheduled for groups by request. $75

SPE 384P........................................................... Scheduled by request

Advanced RiderCourse®

This one-day course is for experienced riders who desire to learn and practice more in-depth riding techniques. Classroom activities use small group discussions and interactive activities to address personal risk management strategies; to discuss options for cornering, braking and swerving; and to improve visual perception to identify collision traps. On-cycle range exercises provide practice in cornering, braking and swerving. There is no skill test in this course. The class is open to all licensed riders no matter what type of motorcycle they ride. Riders must have proof of insurance and bikes must pass a pre-course inspection. Riders must wear proper gear and no passengers are allowed. An MSF completion card will be issued which can be used for insurance discounts. Classroom time is three hours with five hours range time. Class is limited to 12. $95

Three-Wheeled Basic RiderCourse®

This MSF 3-Track Basic RiderCourse® is an entry level, learnto-ride training and education course designed to prepare riders for entry into the complex world of traffic. It consists of classroom and on-vehicle instruction conducted on a paved area away from street traffic. Participants learn fundamental riding skills and safety strategies similar to what is provided in the MSF Basic RiderCourse®, but on a threewheel, three- track vehicle. MSF certified RiderCoaches provide a low risk, positive learning environment. A state license certificate will be issued upon successful completion of the course. Participants must be of legal age to operate a threewheel motorcycle on public streets. If a participant is under the age of 18, parent or guardian permission must be obtained in writing. A personal three-wheel motorcycle should be used that passes a safety inspection by the RiderCoach. All participants are required to wear personal protective gear. $250

SPE 588P18..........................................SaSu/Aug 10-11/8 a.m.-5 p.m. SPE 588P19..........................................SaSu/Oct 19-20/8 a.m.-5 p.m. Participants must cancel or reschedule motorcycle classes seven days prior to the start date of the class they are enrolled in. Cancellations within the seven-day period will forfeit tuition and reschedules incur an additional charge.

MUSIC

SPE 587P21..................................................Sa/Sept 14/8 a.m.-5 p.m. SPE 587P22.................................................... Sa/Nov 2/8 a.m.-5 p.m.

Street RiderCourse®

For newly licensed riders this course is designed to be a first street riding experience under the supervision and guidance of a Rider Coach. The course is a partial day program that includes classroom activities to improve perception with some practice time on the range to insure basic riding skills. The street course will consist of three different routes of about 45 minutes in length. Riders must provide their own motorcycles, which must pass a safety inspection, and they must have proof of insurance. Coaches will furnish riders with a reflective vest and a radio in order to listen to coaches’ instructions while in route. Class is limited to four students with two coaches. $195

SPE 318P.......................................................Call for more information

Beginning Appalachian Dulcimer

Discover our Appalachian heritage. Learn how much fun it is to play the Appalachian Mountain Dulcimer. No prior musical knowledge is necessary for this course. During the nine weeks of beginner instruction, you will learn some old-time traditional tunes and techniques such as basic strumming, fretting, slides, hammer-ons, pull-offs, and some chord playing. Videos of many of the tunes may be accessed via YouTube, so it’s like having the instructor in your home helping you practice every week, making learning easier than ever. If you don’t have a dulcimer (required at first class), the instructor can provide dulcimer sources, including inexpensive cardboard body dulcimers. Class limited to the first 12 students who register. Approximate $37 material fee payable to instructor in class $95/Rudy Ryan

SPE 611P76.............................................R/Sept 12-Nov 7/5:30-7 p.m. All classes (unless otherwise noted) will be at the Hardin Valley Campus off the Pellissippi Parkway. M-Monday T-Tuesday W-Wednesday R-Thursday F-Friday Sa-Saturday Su-Sunday

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Novice Appalachian Dulcimer

Continue to grow from a beginner mountain dulcimer player. Students who have completed “Beginning Appalachian Dulcimer” should be ready for this course. We learn more about DAD corded melody, explore other tunings, mode structure, timing, dulcimer techniques and tones, cross-picking, playing with capos, chord shapes, names, and their relationship, and generally increase your dulcimer abilities. Students must already know how to tune their dulcimer, play at least 10 to 15 different beginner tunes in DAD tuning, understand basics of music timing from the staff and notes, and be able to read dulcimer tabulation. Students must have their own dulcimer from day one. Class limited to the first 12 students who register. Approximate $42 material fee payable to instructor in class $95/Rudy Ryan Blount County Campus

SPE 622B01.............................................M/Sept 9-Nov 4/5:30-7 p.m.

“It was taking Rudy’s dulcimer class that lit my fire. His enthusiasm made me feel like I could really do this. Even if you’ve never played an instrument or can’t read music, you’ll be playing a song on the first night of class. Rudy knows how to satisfy the needs of a wide variety of skill and interest levels.” —Ginny Cliett, former student

Intermediate Appalachian Dulcimer I

Students who have completed “Novice Appalachian Dulcimer” should be ready for this course. You should be comfortable playing novice level (fairly basic and simple) chorded melody tunes. You should be fairly comfortable playing all the major chord shapes while playing the melody. We will be using a chorded melody style, tunes with capos, and different tunings including DAD, DAA, DGD, DAC, EAA, etc. Some cross-picking will be used in addition to strumming techniques. Class is limited to the first 12 students who register. Approximate $35 material fee payable to instructor in class $95/Rudy Ryan Blount County Campus

Intermediate Appalachian Dulcimer II Students who have completed “Intermediate Appalachian Dulcimer I” should be ready for this course. You should be comfortable playing at the beginning intermediate-level chorded melody style as well as using some cross-picking techniques. We will be dividing our course time about 50% on cross-picking and 50% on strummed chorded tunes. The genre of tunes will include hymns, jigs, minstrels, classical, waltzes, rags and patriot. Class is limited to the first 12 students who register. Approximate $49 material fee payable to instructor in class $95/Rudy Ryan

SPE 632P....................................................................................... TBA

Instant Piano for Hopelessly Busy People

If you yearn to experience the joy of playing, but you don’t want years of weekly lessons, this short course is for you. In just one enjoyable evening, you can learn enough secrets of the trade to make piano playing a part of your life, learning chords not notes. You’ll learn all the chords needed to play any pop song, any style and key, and you’ll get a healthy dose of insider secrets. If you can find middle C and know the meaning of “Every Good Boy Does Fine”, you already know enough to enroll. If not, please send a self-addressed, stamped envelope for the introductory pamphlet to Music Masters, 90 Molly Lane, Ringgold, GA 30736 or email [email protected]. $25 material fee payable to instructor $54/David Haynes

SPE 025P89..................................................... M/Sept 30/6-9:30 p.m.

SPE 623B01............................................ T/Sept 10-Nov 5/5:30-7 p.m.

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Adult Beginner Guitar (Ages 13+)

Have guitar lessons been on your “bucket list”? Here’s your chance to give guitar a whirl!! You will first learn to play guitar in a way that you will use only 1-2 fingers to play your chords. From there we will play a few well-known songs, and you will surprise yourself how good you sound! Then you will learn some of the regular, basic guitar chords and strums, read and understand tab, do a little fingerpicking, play a little basic blues, and play some all-time favorite tunes. You will be picking and grinning in no time! All that is required is a willingness to learn and have a great time doing it. It’s going to be fun. You will need to bring your own acoustic guitar or you may rent one from the instructor for $45 for the duration of the class. Rental guitars are new and come with a gigbag and strap. Rental fee may be applied to the purchase of the guitar. Let us know prior to class if you need to rent an instrument. Register now; class is limited to 18. $95/Anna Uptain Blount County Campus

SPE 110B02...........................................T/Sept 17-Oct 22/6:30-8 p.m.

PHOTOGRAPHY Basic Digital Photography

Learn how to effectively use your digital camera including exposure, composition, lighting and color theory. Learn the basics of photographing people, architecture, landscapes and natureassignments. In-class critiques of images produced by the students. Students must bring a digital SLR camera to class. (A point and shoot camera may be used if it can be put in manual mode.) $99/Lynn Freeny Hardin Valley Campus

SPE 269P85....................................... W/Sept 11-Oct 9/6:15-8:15 p.m. Blount County Campus

SPE 269B08......................................W/Oct 16-Nov 13/6:15-8:15 p.m.

“I love it! I got a professional camera for Christmas but had no idea how to use it. The class is teaching me a lot. And the professor is really great.” —Kristi, former Basic Digital Photography student

Beyond Basic Digital Photography

Quick Pickin’ Mandolin for the Adult Beginner (Ages 13+)

Start at the very beginning… with the basic chords. We will then move on to learning to read tablature, and when all is said and done, we will quickly be picking and chording our first couple of songs. Yes, you will be playing before you know it! By the end of the class, you will be playing many of the traditional favorites like “Will the Circle Be Unbroken”, “Old Joe Clark”, “Ragtime Annie” and few more to boot! No musical experience is necessary! Required book available from instructor the first night of class at an additional cost. Mandolin to be furnished by participant or one can be rented from instructor. Let us know prior to class if you need to rent an instrument. Class is limited to 18. $75/Anna Uptain Blount County Campus

Concentrate on the artistic end of photography! With three classes and two field trips, you will learn how to see with a camera and capture the most interesting subjects on location. The class will include two field trips on Saturdays. Critique sessions will be held after each field trip. $109/Lynn Freeny Hardin Valley Campus

SPE 348P82..................................... W/Nov 20-Dec 11/6:15-8:15 p.m. (No class Nov 27) Lynn Freeny has more than 25 years experience as a full-time professional photographer. He has a degree in art from the University of Tennessee and has taught photography workshops and college classes throughout his career. Freeny’s images have appeared in Wilderness, Nature, Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Blue Ridge Country and many other national and international publications.

SPE 494B02........................................... T/Oct 29-Nov 19/6:30-8 p.m.


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SPORTS Get Golf Ready

Improve on the skills you have, or learn something new with hands-on instruction from a Class A PGA Golf Professional. We will cover overall swing mechanics, game strategy, short game putting, and the mental approach to game improvement. Swing mechanics will be stressed in each session in addition to the other topics. If you want to improve your golf game you can benefit from these sessions by strengthening your weak areas and reinforcing your strengths. Additional $10 facility fee to be paid at first class $50/Tom Keefe Target Golf, 5311 West Beaver Creek Drive

SPE 029X24................................................M-R/Sept 9-12/6-7:15 p.m. SPE 029X25............................................. M-R/Sept 23-26/6-7:15 p.m. SPE 029X26..................................................M-R/Oct 7-10/6-7:15 p.m.

Introduction to Scuba Diving

Learn the fundamentals of scuba diving! We provide all necessary classroom and pool training that a recreational diver must have prior to taking the qualifying dives required for SSI certification. All equipment provided for pool sessions. Students must pick up book and DVD for study time at least three days prior to class. Maximum of 12 students per class and minimum of six. $87.25 course materials from Ski/Scuba Center $212/Jimmy Wheeler, Ski/Scuba Center, Inc.

SPE 521X23...................................SaSu/Sept 14-15/9 a.m.-6:30 p.m. SPE 521X24.....................................SaSu/Oct 12-13/9 a.m.-6:30 p.m. SPE 521X25....................................... SaSu/Nov 2-3/9 a.m.-6:30 p.m. SPE 521X26....................................... SaSu/Dec 7-8/9 a.m.-6:30 p.m.

Flyfish 101

Have you thought about fly-fishing, but didn’t know how to get started? Here is the way. Start at the beginning and learn the right way about: fly rod and reel; line, leader and tippet; how to rig your outfit; what you will need; where to find fish; how to cast (casting demonstration, weather permitting); and types of flies. This introductory course is ideally suited to either men or women. It is good for those who have never fly fished and those who have begun but want a better understanding of the basics. The instructor is a guide, custom rod maker and member of Foothills Craft Guild and Custom Rod Makers Guild. $79/Marshall Hall

Karate

Learn from the best! This karate program includes Isshinryu Karate, Jujitsu and self-defense. You may choose to specialize your training in one or more of these areas. These classes are suitable for any skill level and any age. $200/Chris Spruiell

SPE 368P97......................................... TR/Sept 3-Dec 17/6:30-8 p.m. (No class Nov 28)

Jujitsu

Learn from the best! This ground self-defense program includes in-depth training in both ground and standing joint locks, chokes, and striking. Like our Karate program, you may choose to specialize your training in one or more of these areas. These classes are suitable for any skill level and any age. $150/Chris Spruiell

SPE 650P24....................................TR/Sept 3-Dec 17/5:30-6:30 p.m. (No class Nov 28) Don’t settle for less; learn from the best! Grand Master instructor Chris Spruiell is a tenth-degree black belt in Isshin Jujitsu, an eighth-degree black belt master of Isshin-ryu Karate, an eighth-degree black belt of Neko-ryu Goshinjitsu and rank examiner/instructor of Shingitai Jujitsu. He also teaches physical education classes at Pellissippi State.

SPE 634P80..................................................Sa/Sept 14/9 a.m.-4 p.m. SPE 634P81.................................................... Sa/Nov 9/9 a.m.-4 p.m.

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CAMBRIDGE ACT TEST PREP

MICROSOFT OFFICE 2010 Introduction to Word

Cambridge ACT Test Prep Class

Why pay thousands of dollars when you can get the same strategies for much less? The Cambridge ACT Test Preparation course is designed to develop skills to improve your scores on the official ACT test. In addition to English, science, reading and math preparation, learn test-taking strategies and techniques. A very special curriculum with an amazing record of improving ACT scores. Get your junior or senior into the college of his or her choice by helping him or her improve the results of this crucial exam! All instructors have college backgrounds and expertise. Participants must register at least one week in advance. $425*/Register two weeks in advance for $100 discount Hardin Valley Campus

YTH 116P22 Pretest..................................................................Sa/Oct 5/8:30-Noon Math/Science....................................................MT/Oct 14-15/5-8 p.m. English/Reading............................................... MT/Oct 21-22/5-8 p.m. Post-test.............................................................Sa/Oct 26/8:30-Noon *Register by September 20 to receive $100 discount.

GETTING STARTED WITH COMPUTERS Introduction to Windows 7

This course provides the basic skills needed to get started with personal computers and with the various features, tools and options available in Windows 7. In this course you will familiarize yourself with the basics of personal computers, customize Windows 7, and manage files/folders. You will also work with simple tools and browse the Internet. $150

COM 053P09....................................... T/Sept 10/8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. COM 053P80..........................................WR/Oct 16-17/5:45-9:15 p.m. COM 053P11......................................... T/Nov 12/8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

This course is an introduction to the usefulness of Microsoft™ Word. The class covers the different functions that Word offers the user, and how to effectively manage Word as a tool. This course is appropriate for any individual beginning to use Word as a word processor. Items covered include: the basics of entering text; file, save and save as commands; opening, editing and saving documents; navigating, scrolling, and searching in a document; editing and auto correct feature; selecting, moving and copying text; character and paragraph formatting; using tabs, tables; manipulating page appearance with headers and footers, margins, and page breaks; using tools; and printing on envelopes and labels. $150

COM 060P09......................................R/Sept 19/8:30 a.m.- 4:30 p.m. COM 060P80........................................ WR/Oct 23-24/5:45-9:15 p.m. COM 060P11......................................... T/Nov 19/8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Intermediate Word

This course covers more in-depth uses for Microsoft™ Word and how to create professional documents. This class is appropriate for any individual familiar with Word, but wishing to use it more efficiently. Items covered include: Drawing and using tables to calculate; importing worksheets and data; templates; creating catalogs; creating, assigning, editing, and testing macros; columns, graphics and management; merging data and main documents; creating, applying, and redefining styles; and using internet basics and Word internet features. $175

COM 061P09........................................R/Sept 26/8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. COM 061P81.............................................WR/Nov 6-7/5:45-9:15 p.m. COM 061P12.........................................R/Dec 12/8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

Introduction to Excel

This course introduces basic Excel concepts. This class is appropriate for any individual beginning to use Microsoft™ Excel. Items covered include: Paper spreadsheets and the Excel program; entering data and navigating in a worksheet; using formulas; working with ranges, absolute references, number formats, and creating a chart; saving a file; editing; moving, copying data, and inserting rows; fill series feature; text alignment; copying, pasting formats, and custom formatting; printing and using spell check; multiple-sheet workbooks; and creating a chart and outlining. $150

COM 062P09........................................R/Sept 12/8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. COM 062P81.........................................WR/Nov 13-14/5:45-9:15 p.m. COM 062P12......................................... T/Dec 10/8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.


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Intermediate Excel

This course covers intermediate uses of Microsoft™ Excel. This class is for those familiar with Excel, but wishing to use it more efficiently. Items covered include: Creating charts; comparing and modifying embedded charts; formatting charts, chart text, and numbers; using, adding, formatting graphic objects; single/multiple-level data sorting; filtering data/lists; database functions; and using Excel and the Internet. $175

COM 063P09......................................W/Sept 18/8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. COM 063P81.........................................WR/Nov 20-21/5:45-9:15 p.m.

Introduction to PowerPoint

This course is an introduction into the uses of Microsoft™ PowerPoint and how to create a successful presentation. This class is for any person who is seeking an introduction to PowerPoint. Items covered include: Presentation screen, slide view/outline view; editing slides; drawing tools, clip art, and WordArt; creating MS Graph and organization charts and options; templates and slide master; slide shows, output, and presentation options; adding transitions and animation to a slide show; manual/automatic slide show; speaker notes; and printing a presentation. $150

COM 064P10...........................................W/Oct 9/8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. COM 064P82.........................................WR/Dec 18-19/5:45-9:15 p.m.

Introduction to Access

This course is designed to introduce the uses of Microsoft™ Access. This class is appropriate for any individual seeking a basic understanding of Access. Items covered include: Creating a database and concepts, terminology, procedures, planning, and design; creating and modifying tables; using Table Wizard/Design View; adding, finding, editing, and copying records; filtering, sorting, and selecting queries; calculation queries and joining tables; creating and modifying multiple table forms; and creating/using reports. $150

COM 065P10............................................T/Oct 8/8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

QUICKBOOKS Introduction to QuickBooks

This basic workshop is for anyone who has never used QuickBooks. Students will use on-site computers, but Mac users will need to bring a laptop with QuickBooks already loaded on the computer. The course is offered through the Tennessee Small Business Development Center, but anyone can attend. This step-by-step workshop will walk you through the process of setting up your business finances using QuickBooks and cover topics such as company setup, creating a chart of accounts, invoicing, bill payment, check writing, customer and vendor management, report generation and preferences. Classes will be held at the Tennessee Small Business Development Center in the Knoxville Chamber Partnership Building, 17 Market Square, Suite #201 in downtown Knoxville. Suggested parking is at the Market Square Parking Garage located at the corner of Walnut Street and Wall Avenue. $95

COM 941X09........................................................ F/Sept 6/8:30-Noon COM 941X10.........................................................F/Oct 11/8:30-Noon COM 941X11.......................................................... F/Nov 8/8:30-Noon COM 941X12......................................................... F/Dec 6/8:30-Noon

QuickBooks, Level I

Learn how to quickly and efficiently gain control over the financial aspects of your business with this powerful accounting software program. In this course, you will be introduced to the tools needed to set up a company, work with lists, set up inventory, sell your product, invoice for services, process payments, reconcile your checking account, enter and pay bills, and use the EasyStep Interviewer. $175 Hardin Valley Campus

COM 939P09........................................ F/Sept 20/8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. COM 939P10..........................................F/Oct 25/8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. COM 939P11......................................... F/Nov 22/8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

QuickBooks, Level II

In this course, you will be introduced to additional functions available with this powerful accounting software program. Areas covered include: Memorizing transactions, customizing forms, using other QuickBooks accounts, creating reports and graphs, tracking and paying taxes, preparing payroll, using online banking services, sharing files, estimating/time tracking/job tracking, and creating correspondence. $200 Hardin Valley Campus

COM 940P11........................................... F/Nov 1/8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.

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INTERNET/WEBSITE DESIGN

Please visit www.pstcc.edu/bcs/online for information on our online courses, or you can call Debi Bolton at 865.539.7008 for more information.

Shielded Metal Arc Welding (SMAW-Stick) $689

IND 135B79............................................ MW/Sept 30-Oct 30/6-9 p.m.

Gas Metal Arc Welding (GMAW-Mig)

COMPUTER-AIDED DRAFTING Introduction to AutoCAD

This course introduces the student to fundamentals to create drawings utilizing the latest version of AutoCAD. The course covers screen organization, accessing commands, entering coordinates, layering skills, drawing set-up, basic drawing and editing commands, and hatching the finished design. Recommended, but not required are: drafting experience, working knowledge of Windows and an understanding of computers. $850

CAD 294P79.......................................WR/Sept 11-Oct 10/6-9:20 p.m. CAD 294P80.........................................WR/Nov 6-Dec 12/6-9:20 p.m. (No class Nov 28-29)

WELDING SERIES

$839

IND 136B80...............................................MW/Nov 4-Dec 18/6-9 p.m.

Gas Tungsten Arc Welding (GTAW-TIG) $839

IND 137B............................................................... Offered spring 2014 Hardin Valley Campus

Certified Welding Inspector Exam Prep $995

IND 220P............................................................... Offered spring 2014

CONSTRUCTION & Home INSPECTION Call 865.539.7167 for schedule information.

Residential Limited License: ONLINE This series starts with the basics of both gas and arc welding. Then, in logical sequence, it proceeds into specific “how-to” instructions on all types of welding practices. It also explains the proper procedures for brazing and cutting with welding equipment. Safety is stressed throughout this series.

Call 865.539.7167 for schedule information. Classes take place at the Blount County Campus, except where noted.

This course provides a study on the construction of a onefamily dwelling of limited cost. This will include standard codes, construction practices and techniques, and the materials and methods for construction of this type of structure. The course will also include the basic aspects of contracting including business management, laws, regulations, safety and tips for success within the construction industry. $429

IND 326C01...................................................................Enroll anytime!


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PROJECT MANAGEMENT Project Management Seminar

Residential/Commercial/Industrial Contractor & Business Law Examination Review: ONLINE

This course is designed for those who wish to obtain a Tennessee Contractor’s License, a Residential/Commercial/ Industrial License (includes Business Law). Topics discussed will include, but are not limited to the following: contractor rules, regulations and law; the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA); math concepts; and concrete, framing, roofing and other basic systems. Throughout the program there is instruction on blueprint reading, which is essential to successfully passing the Contractor’s examination. $429 + books

Co-sponsored by the East Tennessee Chapter of the Project Management Institute, the goal of this seminar is to enhance professional growth opportunities for participants in industry, service, health care, information management and other organizations where costs, schedule, quality or performance are critical to success. Participants will learn state-of-the-art project management techniques and prepare for the Project Management Professional certification exam. This project management professional certification exam preparation course uses PMBOK. $500 (PMI members); $600 (non-members)

BUS 653P78.................................... R/Sept 12-Nov 14/5:30-9:30 p.m.

IND 548C01...................................................................Enroll anytime!

Home Inspection Licensing

Course requires commitment of one full week and an additional weekend for completion of 90hour state licensing requirement. The class model incorporates both classroom work and onsite inspections. Topics covered include: tools, techniques, systems and fundamentals for roofs, exteriors and foundations, structural problems, case studies, liability management, report writing, communications, business startups, actual home inspections, and interaction with graduates of the Home Inspection Institute. $2,095*/Register early for discount Hardin Valley Campus

IND 703P10...................................... T-Su/Oct 15-20/8 a.m.-6:30 p.m. F/Oct 25/6-10 p.m. SaSu/Oct 26-27/8 a.m.-6:30 p.m. *Register by September 25 to receive $100 discount.

Online Project Management … TheCourse™

TheCourse™ is designed to teach the core competencies of project management while preparing students for certification by the Project Management Institute. TheCourse™ is the preferred PMP® preparation vehicle of major US agencies, contractors and institutions. TheCourse™ consists of 56 hours of training and the $895 tuition charge includes materials. Students can start anytime and work at their own pace. An instructor is assigned for one-on-one assistance. The online edition of TheCourse™ is the curriculum of choice of an increasing number of colleges and universities across the United States. It is multi-media, consisting of 650 web pages with voice plus some three-dozen related linked papers. To receive information on registration assistance at Pellissippi State Community College, contact Debi Bolton at 865.539.7008 or [email protected].

Health-care Training Clinical Medical Assistant (CMA)

Finish medical assistant training in just five months! Our Clinical Medical Assistant (CMA) training program will prepare you to assist a physician, provide care to patients in a doctor’s office or clinic, and to sit for a national medical assistant certification exam. The program combines 134 hours of classroom instruction with 160 hours in a medical office externship (Externship hours vary by state). Over the course of five months, you will gain exposure to job duties that include assisting physicians with exams and minor surgery,

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taking patient vital signs, caring for patients, performing lab tests, administering medications, electrocardiography and much more. Hardin Valley Campus $2,995

BUS 106P............................................................Call for dates & times Founded in 1912, Dale Carnegie Training has evolved from one man’s belief in the power of self-improvement to a performance-based training company with offices worldwide. Headquartered in New York, Dale Carnegie Training is represented in all 50 of the United States and over 80 countries. More than 2,700 instructors present Dale Carnegie Training programs in more than 25 languages. Connecting proven solutions with real-world challenges, Dale Carnegie Training is recognized internationally as the leader in bringing out the best in people.

Dale Carnegie Course

Personal Trainer: ONLINE

Finish personal training courses in just eight weeks! Programs are offered online during the day or in the evening, with weekly assignments and a weekly instructor-led virtual class. As a Personal Trainer, you will work one-on-one with clients or in a small group. In our personal trainer courses, you will learn how to help clients assess their level of physical fitness, set and reach fitness goals, demonstrate exercises, help clients with their exercise technique, monitor progress, and much more. Over the course of eight weeks, you will complete 48 hours of online instruction in addition to receiving practical training during a four-day training event. Our program is designed to provide you with the fundamentals you need to become a personal trainer. $1,199

BUS 107C01...................................................Call for more information

Nursing Home Administration: ONLINE

Finish Nursing Home Administrator training in just 20 weeks! Programs are offered during the day or in the evening. As a Nursing Home Administrator, you will be trained to work in a field where you can help individuals protect the quality of their life as they age. In this program, you’ll learn about the aging process, long-term care, and requirements for government and third-party billing. You will also learn about quality assurance, marketing and strategic plans, the basics of finance and accounting, preparation and follow-up of licensure, certification and accreditation surveys. Nursing Home Administrators are in demand in nursing facilities, assisted living and residential care, continuing care communities, traditional retirement homes and senior housing. This program is 180 hours in length and is offered online with live, weekly teleconferences. Minimum age and degree requirements vary by state. $3,450

BUS 108C01...................................................Call for more information

Look around at successful business people, world leaders, professional athletes and entertainers. You’ll find a disproportionately high number of Dale Carnegie Course graduates. You will learn to strengthen interpersonal relationships, manage stress and handle fast-changing workplace conditions. You’ll be better equipped to perform as a persuasive communicator, problem-solver and focused leader. And you’ll develop a take-charge attitude initiated with confidence and enthusiasm. $1,695 Strawberry Plains Campus

BUS 056S80............................................. T/Oct 8-Nov 26/6-9:30 p.m. Free orientation: T/Oct 1/6-9:30 p.m.

Leadership Training for Managers

During this three-day seminar, you • Discover how our experiences, beliefs and values shape our leadership style and the impact of that style on the organization’s environment and culture. • Value human potential and build relationships of mutual trust and respect. • Develop and maintain processes and procedures that drive innovation, plan, define performance goals, utilize time effectively, delegate, analyze problems and make decisions. • Learn to lead by demonstrating effective questioning and listening skills: one on one, small groups and problem solving meetings. • Balance the desired outcomes of visions and plans with an accurate assessment of actual performance and hold others accountable to predetermined results. $1,695 Dale Carnegie Training of Tennessee, 9040 Executive Park Drive, Suite 204, Cedar Bluff

BUS 057X09..........................................T/Sept 10-24/8:30 a.m.-5 p.m.


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High-Impact Presentations

The experience in this seminar is as close as you can get to having a personal coach. You begin presenting from almost the moment you walk into the class. You present at least seven times over the course of two days. Your presentations are videotaped and evaluated. And you get expert, one-onone coaching at the end of each presentation. We are so confident that the immersion method used in High Impact Presentations will make you the star presenter that we make this unique, additional guarantee: If, after your first real presentation upon completion of this seminar, no one congratulates you on your new ability, just let us know and we’ll refund your money. It’s that simple. The class is small. The environment is supportive. The work is intense. And the results are outstanding. Join us! Note: Because of the one-onone coaching, class size is very limited. Register now to insure a spot in this great experience. $1,695 Dale Carnegie Training of Tennessee, 9040 Executive Park Drive, Suite 204, Cedar Bluff

BUS 102X10....................................... TW/Oct 22-23/8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. More Professional Development courses available online. We have many courses available for those seeking Professional Development. Also, many of our courses can be customized for your particular needs. Please call Debi Bolton at 865.539.7008 for more information.

ONLINE CLASSES MORE THAN 3,000 OPPORTUNITIES AVAILABLE!

Looking for a way to improve personally or professionally and keep your skills on the cutting edge? You can progress at your own pace in the comfort and convenience of your home or office. All you need is internet access, an email address and a Web browser.

Online Courses

Whether you’re looking for professional development or personal enrichment, these six-week online courses are the perfect way to learn a new skill or enhance your existing ones. You’ll spend roughly two to four hours each week completing two engaging lessons in an enjoyable, interactive learning environment. Expert instructors develop and lead every course, and you’ll be able to interact with them and with fellow students in lively online discussion areas. Upon completing a course with a passing score, you’ll get an award of completion. New sessions start every month, so you can sign up anytime.

Career Training Program

EXAM PREPARATION Pellissippi State has a series of classes that will assist you in preparing for the following exams. Call 865.539.7167 for more information. • Cambridge ACT Test Prep (See page 15) • Certified Welding Inspector Exam Prep (See page 17) • Residential/Commercial/Industrial Contractor & Business/Law Examination Review: ONLINE (See page 17) • Home Inspection Licensing (See page 18)

Are you looking to start a new career or gain skills to advance in your existing one? You’ve come to the right place! You can start these career training programs anytime and work at a pace that suits your individual style. You’ll have access to all the lessons and assignments from day one, and many of these programs can be completed in less than six months. You’ll get all the materials and instructor assistance you need to have a truly comprehensive learning experience. Upon completing your program with a passing score, you will receive a certificate of completion.

Online Training + You = Success!

Looking for affordable, self-paced, online certificate programs that can train you for the latest, in-demand job skills? The Business and Community Services division at Pellissippi State, in partnership with Protrain Online, is your solution! With online training you have flexible anytime, anywhere learning. Gain the skills you need to excel at jobs for the new economy.

Visit our website at www.pstcc.edu/bcs to learn more.

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WELCOME TO BUSINESS AND COMMUNITY SERVICES AT PELLISSIPPI STATE COMMUNITY COLLEGE!

We have a complete staff of business solutions directors who can customize a training program specifically for your organization.

The Business and Community Services Division at Pellissippi State has many courses to help you learn something new or improve on something you may have learned before.

Whether you are an individual who values lifelong learning or an organization wanting to gain a competitive advantage, you will find the solutions you need at Pellissippi State. Contact us to discuss your training needs: Business and Community Services, 865.539.7167.

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PARTICIPATING PARTNERSHIPS

Enrich yourself and improve your quality of life by enrolling in our courses. These courses are designed and scheduled at convenient times to let you pursue your dreams and still meet all the obligations of your busy life. We offer a wide variety of current, quality continuing education courses in a myriad of disciplines. Take this opportunity to expand your mind and do something just for you! In a relaxed, friendly atmosphere, you’ll explore your passion and meet others who share it. Whether it’s snapping the perfect photo, playing an instrument, learning a language or dancing like you’ve never danced before, don’t miss the chance to do something for yourself. Our classes are just plain fun. Take one on your own or register with a friend.

Please feel free to share this course schedule with friends and family. Or to request your own copy of the schedule and future class offerings, just call the Business and Community Services office at 865.539.7167 and ask to be placed on the mailing list. You also can go online and request a schedule at www.pstcc.edu/bcs. Business and Community Services respects your right to privacy, and we do not sell or rent our mailing lists. If you believe you have received this publication in error or would like to be removed from the mailing list, contact our office at 865.539.7167 and provide us with the information on the address label.

Pellissippi State’s Business and Community Services is your one-stop provider of training, offering an array of solutions that will enhance your performance—regardless of your industry—and generate real results. We work routinely with business and industry experts to deliver the appropriate training that will positively impact your bottom line. We offer training in a multitude of topics.

FOUR WAYS TO REGISTER WALK-IN Visit the Business and Community Services office at the Hardin Valley Campus, 10915 Hardin Valley Road, Room 108, Alexander Building, Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. PHONE Call 865.539.7167. We accept Mastercard, Visa, Discover and American Express. DON’T SEE IT? JUST ASK US. If you don’t see it, Pellissippi State’s Business and Community Services Division can probably custom design the training you need. Training can be scheduled at most of our locations or in your plant or business. Our training can be offered any day of the week to any shift. For more information, call 865.539.7167.

MAIL BCS Registration, Pellissippi State, P.O. Box 22990, Knoxville, TN 37933-0990 PAY ONLINE To register and pay online, visit our website at www.pstcc.edu/bcs and click on “Register for a Class.”

Pellissippi State Community College is one of 46 institutions in the Tennessee Board of Regents system, the sixth largest system of higher education in the nation. TBR is the governing board for this system, which includes six universities, 13 two-year colleges and 27 technology centers, providing programs in 90 of Tennessee’s 95 counties to more than 200,000 students. Pellissippi State Community College is an AA/EEO employer and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, disability or age in its programs and activities. The following person has been designated to handle inquiries regarding the non-discrimination policies: Executive Director, Human Resources and Affirmative Action, Room 262, J.L. Goins Administration Building, 865.694.6406. Printed by PULP. 25,000. PSCC 11317555

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“The classes are designed to help me succeed no matter what the obstacles outside of school are.” —Joshia S. Follow your passion! Update your skills! Enroll in one of many non-credit classes—learn something new or improve on something you may have learned before. Industry-standard training in our Engineering Technology program will have you ready to hit the workforce quickly.

Visit us at www.pstcc.edu/bcs or call 865.539.7167