1. art and entertainment
2. shows and events
3. festival

Send your youngster to college this summer! Choose
from a very special selection
of programs that encourage
your child to explore and learn
while having fun. Taught by
experienced early childhood
professionals and certified
teachers, BCC’s College for Kids
classes use hands-on learning to
spark curiosity and strengthen
basic skills. Give your child a
positive classroom experience on a college campus, and opportunities to learn
about a variety of subjects in a fun and
stimulating environment. Our dedicated staff escort your child between all
classes, with safety assured. Invest in your child’s future...send your
kid to college this summer! Lunch is included as part of the full day registration at no additional
charge. Sign your child up for the full day program for a discounted fee of $189.
College for Kids Registration
Last summer, College for Kids was filled to capacity. So that we can better serve the families of our
full-day attendees, we will observe these registration periods:
Registration for FULL-DAY
begins May 4
Registration for PART-DAY
begins June 15
Register early to ensure your choice of classes!
Activity Schedule
Week 1 - July 6-10 - Ages 7-9
9-10:30 a.m.
10:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
1 – 2:30 p.m.
Floor Hockey
Edible Math
Hip Hop
Morning Chef
Reading Kaleidoscope Papier Maché
2:45 – 4:15 p.m.
Sculpting With Clay
Olympic Games
Explore the Cosmos
Jewelry Making
Wonderful Watercolor Sweet Shoppe
Game Show Mania
Cartooning
Jr. Chef
Scrapbooking
Have a Ball
Write a Storybook
Making Mosaics
Digital Photography
Inner Fashionista
Basketball
Garden Creations
Recess Games
Yoga
Monster Survivor
Planet Protectors
Soapmaking
Boot Camp
Chemistry
Grossology
Board Games
Let’s Cook
Legos
Soccer
Improv Theater
Week 2 - July 13-17 - Ages 10-12
9-10:30 a.m.
10:45 a.m. – 12:15 p.m.
1 – 2:30 p.m.
Hip Hop
2:45 – 4:15 p.m.
Floor Hockey
Edible Math
Sculpting With Clay
Morning Chef
Reading Kaleidoscope Papier Maché
Olympic Games
Explore the Cosmos
Jewelry Making
Oil Painting
Sweet Shoppe
Game Show Mania
Cartooning
Jr. Chef
Improv Theater
Scrapbooking
Volleyball
Produce a Play
Making Mosaics
Digital Photography
Inner Fashionista
Basketball
Garden Creations
Recess Games
Yoga
Monster Survivor
Planet Protectors
Soapmaking
Boot Camp
Chemistry
Grossology
Board Games
Let’s Cook
Legos
Soccer
Register for any course using VISA or MasterCard — call 607 778-5012
Preregistration is required for ALL courses
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9 - 10:30 A.M.
NEW!
Digital Photography
Step into the world of creative photography
and find out just what you can do! Gain a
good understanding of how your camera
works and how to make your photos interesting and unique. Using readily available software, take an artistic, hands on approach to
digital photography. Please bring your digital
camera, the USB cable and your instruction
manual. Instructor: Amanda Crans
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 163-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
9-10:30 a.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 163-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
9-10:30 a.m.
Soapmaking
Discover how to make your own soap using melt and pour glycerin soap. Activities
include embedded, color blended, pressed
flower, chunked, and layered soaps. Learn
how to use colorants, fragrance and essential
oils, herbs, flowers, and small objects. Different methods of packaging are explored.
Instructor: Marianne Cashman
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 116-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
9-10:30 a.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 116-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
9-10:30 a.m.
NEW!
Board Game Challenge
Do you think you have what it takes to beat
out your opponents in mind-boggling board
games? Come test your knowledge, creativity and competitiveness when you compete
against others in a board game challenge.
Instructor: Stacy Perkins
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 166-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
9-10:30 a.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 166-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
9-10:30 a.m.
Game Show Mania
Are you a game show fan? Join us for this entertaining, interactive class featuring all your
favorites. Play games like Wheel-Of-Fortune,
Price is Right, Jeopardy, Family Feud and
many more. Learn what it is like being a
player and a contestant, and win fun and
exciting prizes, too! Instructor: Troy Rounds
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 151-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
9-10:30 a.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 151-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
9-10:30 a.m.
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9 - 10:30 A.M.
Floor Hockey
Have a great time while learning the basics of
Floor Hockey with an emphasis on safety and
fair play. Practice stick handling, passing and
shooting. Please wear sneakers daily.
Instructor: Joseph Nemecek
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 069-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
9-10:30 a.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 069-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
9-10:30 a.m.
Morning Chef
Pass the eggs please. It’s breakfast time!
Learn to make omelets of all flavors, homemade cinnamon rolls, breakfast pizza, french
toast, and more. Instructor:MaryPat Keenan
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 070-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
9-10:30 a.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 070-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
9-10:30 a.m.
Recess Games
Everyone loves kickball and wallball. Enjoy
these games and learn some new ones to enjoy
during recess. Instructor: Marianne Hertzog
NEW!
Exploring the Cosmos
Did you ever look at the sky and wonder what’s
out there? Take a journey into our galaxy and
beyond without leaving the classroom. Learn
about planets, stars, meteors, comets and
much more. Instructor: Jill Browne
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 164-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
9-10:30 a.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 164-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
9-10:30 a.m.
Make Your Own Scrapbook
Do you have pictures, newspaper clippings, or
memorabilia you don’t know what to do with?
Learn techniques to put them together into
your own scrapbook full of memories. Bring
your favorite pictures to the first class to begin
your project. Instructor: Nicole Palombi
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 085-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
9-10:30 a.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 085-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
9-10:30 a.m.
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 221-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
9-10:30 a.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 221-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
9-10:30 a.m.
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10:45 A.M. - 12:15 P.M.
NEW!
Boot Camp
Stay active and healthy in this action packed
fitness class. Experience different activities
and games that keep you on your toes, make
you feel great and keep you healthy! Be ready
to compete against other teams in various
contests. Instructor: Stacy Perkins
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 167-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
10:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 167-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
10:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
Cartooning
Do you doodle on books or paper napkins? Do
you like to watch cartoons? If so, Cartooning is the ideal way to develop your style and
explore the creative possibilities. Learn the
basics of cartooning and animation while
developing your own story.
Instructor: Amanda Crans
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 566-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
10:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 566-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
10:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
Have a Ball! (Ages 7-9)
Is kickball too boring? Have you played dodge
ball and had to sit out too much? This class
puts the fun back in these classic games.
Come out and try Krazy-Kickball, Matball,
Breakout, and other ball games that put a
twist on the old-time favorites.
Instructor: Joe Nemecek
! KD 149
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
10:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
Volleyball (Ages 10-12)
Learn volleyball basics – how to spike, serve,
bump and set the ball. Spend a week practicing your skills for a championship game at the
end of the week. Instructor: Joe Nemecek
! KD 093
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
10:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
Yoga
Learn basic yoga posture and discover the
physical and emotional benefits of yoga.
Discover how yoga can help you relax and
enhance the physical performance with
sports as well as encourage a healthy lifestyle.
Instructor: Susanne Ganoung
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 104-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
10:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 104-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
10:45-12:15 p.m.
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10:45 A.M. - 12:15 P.M.
Edible Math
Jewelry Making
Even you can be a math wizard. Easily master
the principles of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. You can even eat the
answers! Instructor: Troy Rounds
Learn to make your own jewelry using a variety of materials. Make beaded necklaces out
of premade beads, clay, and/or paper. Learn
how to make bracelets using different knotting
techniques. Instructor: Nicole Palombi
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 205-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
10:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 205-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
10:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
NEW!
Your Inner Fashionista
Do you have a hard time finding clothing that
you like? Learn to design your own! Explore
your personal fashion sense and design your
own clothing and accessories. Spend the week
creating many hands on projects.
Instructor: Jill Browne
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 165-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
10:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 165-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
10:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
Let’s Cook 4 the Family –
International Style
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 057-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
10:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 057-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
10:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
NEW!
Reading Kaleidoscope
Do you love to read? Learn how to answer the
question “What is your book about?” Discover
how to use literature circles, book talks and
art projects not only enhance your love of
reading but to pass your excitement on to others. Please bring your favorite book to class.
Instructor: Lori Hulbert
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 160-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
10:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 160-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
10:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
Learn how to make quick and easy dinners
with an international flair. Gain an introduction to the origins and tastes of a variety of
foods from all over the world. From spaghetti to pirohi – make, take and taste new
kinds of food. Instructor: MaryPat Keenan
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 101-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
10:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 101-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
10:45 a.m.-12:15 p.m.
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1 - 2:30 P.M.
Papier Maché Animals
Make your own sculpture! Select an animal of your choice, construct a form out of
newspaper, cardboard, balloons, wire and/or
styrofoam. Then add papier maché to unify
and strengthen the form. Paint and other
embellishments are added as finishing touches
to complete your animal to bring home at the
end of the week. Instructor: Amanda Crans
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 084-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
1-2:30 p.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 084-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
1-2:30 p.m.
Junior Chef
Cook simple foods that you like and can serve
to your family and friends including spaghetti,
layered nacho dip, ice cream, and lots more
fun, fast & good food.
Instructor: Shanay Beschorner
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 231-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
1-2:30 p.m.
Construction Solutions With
LEGO® Bricks
You love building with LEGOS®...explore
the world of making simple machines with
LEGOS®. Build toys and understand how
things work by constructing your own inventions. Instructor: Troy Rounds
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 232-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
1-2:30 p.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 232-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
1-2:30 p.m.
NEW!
Oil Painting (Ages 10-12)
Learn how to use oil paints and the effects
they can create. By using brushes and palette
knives on different types of canvas, you can
create 2D and 3D painting designs!
Instructor: Danielle Kimball
! KD 158
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
1-2:30 p.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 231-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
1-2:30 p.m.
NEW!
Wonderful Watercolor (Ages 7-9)
Learn different techniques of using watercolors and create artwork based on the style of
artists including Claude Monet. Also discover
how you can combine different media and
watercolors to create beautiful and artistic
effects. Instructor: Danielle Kimball
! KD 159
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
1-2:30 p.m.
Monster Survivor
After being assigned to one of four tribes (vampires, werewolves, zombies and space aliens),
students participate in monstrous “Survivor”like competitions. Study monster legends
and lore, and watch scenes from scary movies.
Tribe contests include a trivia bee, freaky food
contest, mummy wrap, monster puppets and
other age appropriate tests of courage and
survival skills. On the last day, tribes have a
monster make-up contest and perform scary
skits. Not for the faint of heart!
Instructor: Stacy Perkins
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 147-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
1-2:30 p.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 147-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
1-2:30 p.m.
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1 - 2:30 P.M.
Basketball
If you like to play basketball you can become
better at shooting, dribbling, and passing
in this fun and active class. Develop your
team playing skills in both full and half-court
games. Please wear sneakers daily.
Instructor: MaryPat Keenan
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 556-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
1-2:30 p.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 556-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
1-2:30 p.m.
NEW!
Design Your Own Storybook
(Ages 7-9)
Once upon a time…Have you always wanted
to write your own story? Learn how to write
and illustrate the story of your choice. Explore several different story forms and learn
unique illustration ideas that can make your
story your own. Bring your story idea to class.
Instructor: Jill Browne
! KD 161
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
1-2:30 p.m.
NEW!
Produce Your Own Play
(Ages 10-12)
Did you ever wonder what it was like to
produce a play? Do you have the theater bug?
Join your classmates not only to write an
original play, but to design and make creative
props and costumes. Instructor: Jill Browne
! KD 162
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
1-2:30 p.m.
Hip Hop
Chemistry for Kids
Discover the wonders and fun of chemistry.
Chemical changes happen all around us
everyday. Check out how ordinary materials
can be used in extraordinary ways. Build a
volcano, create crystal rock candy, experiment
with chromatography, and write a letter with
invisible ink – just a few of the exciting activities this course offers. Instructor: Jo Anne
Tomassetti
Have fun, stay fit, and learn new dance steps!
The class is filled with choreographed group
dances set to music from the 80’s, 90’s and
today! Do everything from the Electric Slide
to the Cha Cha Slide and new dances choreographed by YOU! No dance experience necessary. Wear comfortable clothes and sneakers.
Instructor: Amanda McKenna
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD140-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
1-2:30 p.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD140-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
1-2:30 p.m.
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 044-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
1-2:30 p.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 044-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
1-2:30 p.m.
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2:45 P.M. - 4:15 P.M.
Sweet Shoppe
Soccer Clinic
Learn how make tasty treats. Students learn
how to make a variety of mouth watering
treats including: peanut butter cups, lollipops,
Rice Krispie Supremes, peanut butter balls,
and peanut brittle. Got milk?
Instructor: Shanay Beschorner
Refine your basic soccer skills and moves
at the beginning of each class. Form teams
during the second half of class for scrimmage
games. Bring your own water bottle and
any safety gear you have (shin guards, etc.).
Instructor: Troy Rounds
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 073-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
2:45-4:15 p.m.
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 554-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
2:45-4:15 p.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 073-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
2:45-4:15 p.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 554-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
2:45-4:15 p.m.
Improvisational Theater
Learn and practice improvisational techniques
in this theater workshop. If you enjoy watching Whose Line Is It Anyway?, you’ll love this
class. Get ready to jump into character and
enjoy! Instructor: Mary Pat Keenan
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 064-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
2:45-4:15 p.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 064-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
2:45-4:15 p.m.
NEW!
Planet Protectors
Participate in fun, hands on activities that
teach what you can do to protect the environment and “go green.” Learn how to reduce,
reuse and recycle unwanted items around
your house. Also learn how various pollutants
negatively impact animal habitats.
Instructor: Jean McArdle
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 168-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
2:45-4:15 p.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 168-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
2:45-4:15 p.m.
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Outdoor Garden Creations
Have a blast in this class. Everything you
make can go in your garden or on your deck!
Make a lighthouse, bird feeder, mosaic flower
pot and a sun catcher (just to name a few).
Create at least one new project every day.
Instructor: Jill Browne
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 141-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
2:45-4:15 p.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 141-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
2:45-4:15 p.m.
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2:45 P.M. - 4:15 P.M.
Making Mosaics
Get ready to make a mess! Mosaics are designs
or patterns made up of small, colorful pieces.
In this fun and artsy class, use glass tiles, paint
and grout to create a beautiful masterpiece to
take home. Instructor: Amanda Crans
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 092-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
2:45-4:15 p.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 092-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
2:45-4:15 p.m.
Olympic Games
Every four years countries from all over the
world compete in the Olympic Games. Divide
into teams and spend the week competing for
the gold! Instructor: Stacy Perkins
NEW!
Sculpting With Clay
Use and experiment with all different types of
media including clay, wire and wood to create
your own unique artwork. Make all kinds of
art from fantasy creatures to jewelry boxes to
wire figures! Each child gets to pick their own
projects and designs.
Instructor: Danielle Kimball
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 157-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
2:45-4:15 p.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 157-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
2:45-4:15 p.m.
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 124-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
2:45-4:15 p.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 124-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
2:45-4:15 p.m.
Grossology
Great gobs of green gook! If you like your science icky, sticky, or just plain gross, this is the
class for you! Ooze into summer investigating
the yucky side of science – make exploding
dough and things so slimy even you won’t
know what to do with them. Be prepared to
get dirty – you may want to carry an extra
change of clothes.
Instructor: Jo Anne Tomassetti
Section One (Ages 7-9)
! KD 119-01
$75
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
2:45-4:15 p.m.
Section Two (Ages 10-12)
! KD 119-02
$75
Monday-Friday, July 13-17
2:45-4:15 p.m.
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Floor Hockey................................................. $75
Morning Chef ............................................... $75
Explore the Cosmos ...................................... $75
Game Show Mania… ................................... $75
Scrapbooking ................................................ $75
Digital Photography ...................................... $75
Recess Games ............................................... $75
Soapmaking… .............................................. $75
Board Games................................................ $75
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Reading Kaleidoscope ................................... $75
Jewelry Making............................................. $75
Cartooning ................................................... $75
Have a Ball ................................................... $75
Inner Fashionista........................................... $75
Yoga ............................................................. $75
Boot Camp ................................................... $75
Let’s Cook ..................................................... $75
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Wonderful Watercolor ................................... $75
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Write a Storybook ......................................... $75
Basketball ..................................................... $75
Monster Survivor ........................................... $75
Chemistry ..................................................... $75
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Olympic Games ............................................ $75
Sweet Shoppe .............................................. $75
Improv Theater ............................................. $75
Making Mosaics ............................................ $75
Garden Creations .......................................... $75
Planet Protectors ........................................... $75
Grossology ................................................... $75
Soccer .......................................................... $75
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Morning Chef ............................................... $75
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Scrapbooking ................................................ $75
Digital Photography ...................................... $75
Recess Games ............................................... $75
Soapmaking… .............................................. $75
Board Games................................................ $75
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Reading Kaleidoscope ................................... $75
Jewelry Making............................................. $75
Cartooning ................................................... $75
Volleyball ...................................................... $75
Inner Fashionista........................................... $75
Yoga ............................................................. $75
Boot Camp ................................................... $75
Let’s Cook ..................................................... $75
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Papier Maché................................................ $75
Oil Painting................................................... $75
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Produce a Play .............................................. $75
Basketball ..................................................... $75
Monster Survivor ........................................... $75
Chemistry ..................................................... $75
Legos ........................................................... $75
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Sweet Shoppe .............................................. $75
Improv Theater ............................................. $75
Making Mosaics ............................................ $75
Garden Creations .......................................... $75
Planet Protectors ........................................... $75
Grossology ................................................... $75
Soccer .......................................................... $75
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Amazing
Teen Entrepreneurs
(Ages 13-17)
Monday-Friday, July 20-24
9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
Are you an “idea person”? Do you
see opportunities everywhere
you turn? Do you also dream of
owning your own business? It is
never too early to begin meeting
your goals!
At Amazing Teen Entrepreneurs, spend the week becoming
an entrepreneur. Learn what it
takes to invent something, create
a logo and name, write business
and marketing plans, produce a
website, and sell your product.
Work (and play!) each day with
successful entrepreneurs and
community leaders and learn
how they got started.
Topics covered include:
- Project Design
- Name your business
- Develop your logo
- Trademarks
- Marketing
- Develop your brochure
- Develop your web page
- Public relations
- Leadership skills
During this action-packed
week, have fun developing your
entrepreneurial skills with nearly
a dozen experts in the field of
small business.
Create your own business
cards, compete for prizes, play
games, and develop a multitude
of skills in areas such as negotiations, budgeting, communications, and graphic design.
Bring your
ideas and enthusiasm
…we take care of the rest.
! KD 122
$189
Monday-Friday, July 20-24
9 a.m. – 4 p.m.
(please bring a bag lunch)
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College Admissions Secrets
Going to college shapes your future, changes
your life, and costs you tens – if not hundreds
– of thousands of dollars. Before investing
your money in education, it is a good idea to
invest some time in understanding the process
and learning how to select the colleges that
are the right fit for you or your student. Finding the right college can be a time consuming
and stressful experience. The admissions
process often seems like a mysterious and
confusing secret. With thousands of colleges
all offering unique advantages and individual
admissions procedures, it is easy to get overwhelmed. With good planning and careful
preparation, you can achieve your goals by
finding the best colleges for you and successfully completing the application process.
This course is designed for students entering their sophomore or junior years.
Instructor: Joe Spence
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Monday, June 8
5:30-8 p.m.
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$29
Hornet Co-Ed Soccer Camp
The Hornets’ Co-Ed Soccer Camp is sponsored
by the Broome
Community College
Department of
Athletics. Bill
Rich, the camp
director, is the
Head Women’s
Soccer Coach
at BCC. Bill
and his assistant
Jill Rich-Wilson bring a wealth of knowledge
along with the ability to teach the camp. The
Lady Hornets overall record is 187-32-7 and
the team has won the National Junior College
Athletic Association National Championship
for Division III Women’s Soccer in consecutive
years...2007 and 2008.
Club Camp
For players aged 8-14 who want to learn new
skills and refine the skills they have already
acquired. Emphasis will be on technical training and small group tactics to implement the
techniques learned.
School Camp
For players in grades 6-12 who want to refine
their skills and learn how to use those skills
in the context of small group and overall team
tactics. Emphasis will be on functional training and group tactics, large and small. Special
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Transitioning to College
Combining personal and professional experience with research and academic coursework,
this class provides soon-to-be students with
survival tips for a successful transition from
high school to college. Participants learn
the keys to college success regarding study
tips, note- and test-taking strategies, dealing
with professors and difficult classes, required
courses, and academic planning. Also
included is information about career planning,
accessing student services, staying health,
making friends, getting involved on campus,
and managing money.
Whether a student plans to go far away,
stay close to home, live on campus or
commute, this workshop prepares them to
maximize their college experience for success
in and out of the classroom! Instructor Joe
Spence, BCC counselor, has over 15 years of
experience counseling, teaching, and advising
college students. This class is designed for
both students preparing to attend college in
the fall and those entering their senior year of
high school.
! MN 442
$29
Monday, June 22
5:30-8 p.m.
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emphasis will be on conditioning players to
prepare for the upcoming fall season.
Dates:
Monday, June 29 through Friday, July 3
Times: 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. (full day)
8:30-11:30 a.m. (half day)
Cost: Payable to BCC Dept. of Athletics
Full Day - $120
Half Day - $75
Fees include a soccer ball and t-shirt. Team
discounts are available.
Register online at:
www.hornetsoccercamp.com or pick up
registration forms at the Binghamton Soccer
Dome, Al & Sherry’s Sports Shop or the BCC
Athletics Office.
They can also be obtained by contacting any of
the coaching staff:
Bill Rich (607)785-4002 or (607-760-1860
or e-mail wgr12347@juno.com
Tim McNally (607)206-5917 or
e-mail TMcNally@aol.com
Jill Rich-Wilson (607)761-2622 or
e-mail JRich78@verizon.net
Call the BCC Athletic’s Department,
778-5003, for additional information.
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Culinary Kids (Ages 10-14)
Monday - Friday July 6-10, 9 A.M - 4 P.M.
Is there a budding chef in your family or a
potential culinary school student? Cooking
is an excellent way for your child to learn a
life skill that develops creative thinking in art,
science, and math. This program has a strong
emphasis on kitchen safety and hygiene while
teaching children how to properly use kitchen
equipment as they learn to prepare meals! Apprentice chefs split into groups, learning new
skills as they embark on a culinary tour that
spans the globe. From preparation to clean
up, this program covers it all.
Cake decorating skills are practiced every
day. By the end of the week, each apprentice
should be able to complete a 10” cake from
start to finish.
TUITION OF $349 INCLUDES:
Chef hat
Bibbed apron
Notebook full of recipes
Sushi mat & rice paddle
Cake decorating kit
Take home containers, cake
box, etc. All other supplies.
Instructor Jane Halladay has 23 years of experience teaching Family & Consumer Science
at Johnson City High School. Not only did she
develop their culinary program, but she has
also written curriculum for programs in New
York State and Ohio, and completed a pastries
course at the Culinary Institute in Hyde Park.
Jane is also the advisor to FCCLA (Family
Career & Community Leaders of America) and
her students have reached national levels at
STAR events. This program meets at one of
the Johnson City Central Schools.
MENU SELECTIONS INCLUDE
(BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO):
Monday:
American (white chicken chili, strawberry
shortcake, cinnamon rolls)
Tuesday:
Asian (summer rolls, sushi, stir fry with rice,
almond cookies)
Wednesday:
Eastern European (pierogi, holupki,
kolachki, paska bread)
Thursday:
Hispanic (empanadas, beans & rice, flan,
decorated sugar cookies)
Friday:
Italian (hearthstone baked pizza, Italian
salad, homemade tiramisu)
Register early – this program is sure to be a
sell out.
! KD 150
$349
Monday-Friday, July 6-10
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
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Preregistration is required for ALL courses
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NEW!
Summer Classical Ballet Intensive (Ages 12-16)
Monday-Friday, August 3-7
9:30 a.m.-3:30 p.m.
Learn classical ballet technique from one of
the first American Ballet Theatre-certified
instructors in the world. ABT’s new National Training Curriculum combines artistic
training with the basics of dancer health
and child development. The curriculum,
which incorporates elements of the French,
Italian and Russian schools of training, is
the standard of all pre-professional training
programs at ABT.
Students ages 12 to 16 (who have already
reached at least an intermediate level of
ballet) receive age-appropriate training including daily classes in ballet technique, classical variations, choreography and improvisation.
Workshops in dance history, nutrition and
dancer health, information on careers in
dance, injury prevention and stage makeup
are also included. Participants have a
chance to perform for family and friends on
the last day of the program.
Enrollment is limited to 15 students. Female students should wear black camisole
leotards, pink tights and pink ballet shoes.
Male students should wear white t-shirts,
black tights and black ballet shoes. Please
bring a bag lunch each day.
Instructor Hannah Guruianu, artistic director of the program, is pursuing
her master’s degree in dance education with a concentration in ballet pedagogy at New York University. She has nearly 10 years of experience teaching
ballet in Minnesota and New York.
Program fee:
$199
Please register for ! KD 210
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NEW!
Stenciling Creations (Ages 7-12)
Learn basic stenciling techniques and apply
your new-found talent to cards and a wooden
picture frame or memory box. Please bring a
plain t-shirt (no writing) for stenciling. A $10
materials fee is payable to the instructor in
class. Instructor: Debra Pomeroy
! KD 209
$24
Wednesday, August 5
6-8 p.m.
Business Building-213
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Creative Stamping (Ages 7-12)
Learn basic stamping techniques and make a
set of cards to keep or give as gifts. Students
also experiment with using different materials/
media and layering objects in order to create
eye-catching cards and memory book pages.
An $8 materials fee is payable to the instructor.
Instructor: Debra Pomeroy
! KD 208
$24
Tuesday, July 14
6-8 p.m.
Business Building-209
Beginning Guitar (Ages 12-15)
Learn to play the guitar in a few short lessons.
Bring your own guitar or a rented instrument (acoustic or electric with small practice
amp). Begin with the basics learning guitar
terminology, fret board layout, note values,
rhythm and progress to basic chords, melodies
and easy songs. Classical, folk, rock, gospel,
pop, flat-picking, finger-picking, and other
styles are also covered. Emphasis is on learning and having fun! Receive individual as well
as group instruction. The instructor provides
one volume of music for a fee of $3 paid to the
instructor in class. Be prepared to enjoy yourself! Instructor Eric Ross (BA, MA-SUNY) is a
professional composer, performer and teacher.
He has performed his works at Lincoln Center,
Kennedy Center, Newport Jazz Festival, Montreux and North Sea Jazz Festivals. He has
taught all levels of guitar for over 25 years and
has a special interest in developing beginning
musicians.
! KD 155
$74
6 Wednesdays, June 3-July 8
6:30-8 p.m.
Wales Building-203B
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Pilates: A Mat Class
The Pilates Method of exercise is designed
to give you a leaner, stronger, healthier body
that is flexible and pain-free. With a focus on
breathing, posture and balance, Pilates is “noimpact,” and is very easy on the joints. Pilates
is the perfect choice for anyone who wants to
build strong, lean muscles without bulking
up, and enjoy a healthier, more energized
body. Pilates can be beneficial for just about
everyone regardless of age, fitness level, or
body condition. Most exercises can be easily
modified and customized for individual needs.
Appropriate for the novice to the advanced
exercises.
BENEFITS INCLUDE:
Hip Hop for Weight Loss
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Come join the dance party as Allison Ellis,
AFAA certified instructor, leads you through
easy to follow Hip Hop moves that burn
calories, sculpt the abs and produce a smile on
your face! Please wear clothes you can move
in, good sneakers, bring a water bottle and a
towel.
Improve posture, balance, and coordination
Build core strength without “bulking up”
Increase flexibility and agility
Develop optimal core control
Create flat abdominals, slender thighs, and
a strong back
- Provide a refreshing mind & body workout
- Increase stability and peripheral mobility
- Help prevent injury
- Complement other methods of exercise
- Improve performance in sports (golfing,
skiing, skating, dancing, etc.)
- Improve circulation
- Assist with weight loss & weight
maintenance
Wear loose, comfortable clothing and socks or
bare feet, and bring a pen and paper to class.
Instructor: Allison Ellis
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$55
5 Wednesdays, May 27-June 24
6-7 p.m.
Student Center West-106
Section One
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$55
5 Mondays, June 1-29
6-7 p.m.
Student Center West-106
Section Two
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$55
5 Mondays, July 6-August 3
6-7 p.m.
Student Center West-106
NEW!
Interval Training
Pilates With a Twist
Get fit and have fun with this nice blend of
Pilates, Yoga and dance conditioning. Build
muscle, increase flexibility, gain endurance
and strength AND burn calories. Come and
learn some new ways to enjoy and practice
contemporary Pilates. Instructor: Allison
Ellis BCC Physical Education faculty, AFAA
certified instructor
! WE 126
$55
5 Wednesdays, July 8-August 5
6-7 p.m.
Student Center West-106
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Want to lose weight and sculpt muscles all
in one effective workout? Interval training is
the most efficient way to reshape your body,
losing excess fat, sculpting muscles, increasing
flexibility and building a strong CORE. Join
BCC faculty and fitness professional Allison
Ellis in this SAFE, efficient, effective and FUN
workout. Alternate between cardio blasts
and sculpting exercise in this fast paced, ever
changing workout. All fitness levels are addressed. Wear comfortable clothes, good supportive footwear and bring a towel and water
bottle. All equipment is provided.
! WE 152
$45
4 Tuesdays, June 2-23
5:45-6:45 p.m.
Student Center West-106
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Vinyasa (Flow) Yoga
Based on the Sun Salutation, Vinyasa Yoga is
known for its dynamic, meditative and creative
sequences. This flowing style combines rhythmic breathing with conscious movement,
increasing strength and flexibility while uniting body, breath and mind. Experience being
totally present in the midst of movement and
enjoy the flow of being alive. Recommended
for students with some previous Yoga experience. This course meets at the American Civic
Association, 131 Front Street, Binghamton.
Instructor: Vinni Wingell, Himalayan Institute trained Yoga instructor. (Note: no class
7/1)
! WE 088
$55
6 Wednesdays, June 10-July 22
5:30-7 p.m.
American Civic Association
Hatha Yoga I:
Release From Tension
Hatha Yoga may be the answer if the tension
and stress of everyday life are getting you
down, if you are unable to let go and relax,
or if you feel the need to get your body back
into shape but dislike strenuous exercise.
The slow, gentle stretching is designed to
release muscular and mental tension, to tone
and firm the entire body, and to open energy
channels clogged with tension buildup. Wear
unrestrictive, comfortable clothing and bring
a mat to each class. Register early – this
class fills quickly. This course meets at the
American Civic Association, 131 Front Street,
Binghamton. Instructor: Vinni Wingell
(Note: no class 6/30)
! WE 856
$55
6 Tuesdays, June 9-July 21
5:30-7 p.m.
American Civic Association
Beginning Tai Chi Chuan
Tai Chi Chuan is a set of naturally flowing
movements performed slowly in a sequence
with a spirit of calmness, balance, and awareness. It teaches ways of relaxation and is excellent for stress reduction. Regular practice
develops strength and flexibility of the joints,
muscles and ligaments, while enhancing the
performance of the cardiovascular system
with a minimum of strain on the body. Come
to class wearing loose clothing, sneakers and
with an empty stomach.
Instructor: Jack Vivona
! WE 315
$49
4 Mondays, June 8-29
7-8 p.m.
Student Center West-106
Latin Exercise
Isn’t it time you found an exercise format that
you love to do? Learn how to do Latin dances
while getting exercise – Cha-cha, salsa, swing
and samba your way to a great figure while
enjoying the rhythms of Latin music! Stretching time at the beginning of class warms you
up to prepare for some sizzling and fun Latin
exercise. No partner is needed. This class
meets at the Dance Studio at Game-It Family
Fun Center, 225 Harrison Avenue, Endicott
(former Philadelphia Sales Building).
Instructor: Francine Stein, USA Dance
! WE 144
$39
3 Sundays, June 14-28
4-5 p.m.
Game-It Family Fun Center, Endicott
BCC requests that before you participate in
any activity requiring physical exertion, you
consult with a physician.
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Reconnective Healing
Hear about what is baffling the medical
community all over the world. Discover why
hospitals and universities across the country
(including UCLA, University of Miami Medical
School, and the University of Arizona) are
investing time and money in an attempt to
understand this phenomenon.
It began in 1993 when Dr. Eric
Pearl, a chiropractor in Los Angeles, had
patients who reported that they felt his hands
on them – even though he had not physically
touched them. Patients soon began seeing
angels and other beings and started reporting
miraculous healings from a variety of serious
afflictions. Instructor Thomas Meade is
certified by Dr. Eric Pearl as a practitioner of
Reconnective Healing™ and The Reconnection™.
! WE 044
$19
Tuesday, June 23
6:30-8:30 p.m.
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Mindful Walking
Learn how to use walking as a vehicle of
meditation, relaxation and visualization. This
course is designed for anyone who is new to
the idea of integrating a spiritual or meditational practice into a practice of movement.
Please bring a bottle of water, a towel to sit on
and wear comfortable shoes. Meet at the Port
Dickinson Community Park. Class may be
rescheduled due to the weather. Instructor:
Laura Savidge
! WE 155
$29
2 Thursdays, June 18-25
6-7:30 p.m.
Port Dickinson Community Park
Emotional Freedom Technique
EFT is a stress reduction tool that acts upon
the energy system and meridian points accessed in acupuncture. Completely noninvasive and self-administered, it involves
merely tapping with your fingertips on energy
meridians while stating your intention to
change. EFT can be used to improve your
life and health, relieve phobias, and eliminate
cravings, grief, anger, anxiety and other negative emotions. Focus on success and peak
performance, and eliminate phobias, grief and
other negative emotions. It is easy to learn
and it WORKS! Instructor: Thomas Meade
! WE 087
$39
2 Tuesdays, June 9-16
6:30-8:30 p.m.
Business Building-209
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NEW!
Holistic Arthritis Management
Osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis and
related conditions do not have to sentence
you to a life of constant pain and stiffness.
There are simple, inexpensive steps you can
take to relieve pain and stiffness. Learn how
to minimizing your reliance on NSAIDS and
other medications that can cause harmful side
effects that are often worse than arthritis itself.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
- Anti-inflammatory herbs
- Vitamin/mineral supplements
- Dietary therapies
- Exercise and lifestyle changes
- Keeping mentally fit through the pain
- Touch therapy
A $5 supply fee is payable to the instructor
in class. Instructor Dr. Renee Schloupt has
several advanced degrees in the plant sciences
plus a Doctor of Naturopathy fro Clayton College of Natural Health. She has studied herbs
for many years and has developed healthy
lifestyle habits that work through trial and
error and intense study.
! WE 154
$39
2 Wednesdays, August 5-12
6-8 p.m.
Business Building-209
NEW!
Walk Your Way to Health
Improve your health and fitness level simply
by walking. This course is designed for
beginners who have done very little physical
exertion, recently or ever. Get together with
other adults to enjoy the fresh air and even
meet a new walking buddy. Learn proper body
alignment for walking, breathing, stretching
and cool down techniques. Bring a bottle of
water and wear supportive shoes or sneakers.
Meet at the Port Dickinson Community Park.
Class may be rescheduled due to the weather.
Instructor: Laura Savidge
! WE 156
$39
4 Thursdays, July 9-30
6-7 p.m.
Port Dickinson Community Park
Register for any course using VISA or MasterCard — call 607 778-5012
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NEW!
Summer Fitness Challenge
Tuesdays & Thursdays, June 2-25
6-8 p.m.
Losing weight after 40 is vastly different from losing weight at 20. Find out
what the differences are by building the diet and
exercise program that is right for you.
Nutrition expert Helen Battisti helps you discover
your unique nutritional needs. Slow down your aging genes by giving them the nutrients they need
and develop a meal plan that is right for you. By
using diet and exercise together, you can maximize
your workout results with targeted nutrition. Learn
what foods you are eating that are making you hungry and how to shop healthy on a budget.
AFAA certified instructor Allison Ellis provides an
age appropriate cardio and strength training sampler
that maximizes your fitness regime. Using a variety
of fitness programs in conjunction with proper nutrition can greatly enhance their effectiveness and your
results.
Cardio and strength training exercises
include kickboxing, salsa, hip hop, retro,
weights, bands, medicine balls, stability balls,
bender balls and floor aerobics. Increase
your flexibility and reduce your stress with
Pilates, Yoga and dance conditioning.
Join Helen and Allison as they encourage you
to stay motivated and learn the tricks of the
trade for successful weight loss. Wear
loose, comfortable clothing and bring a bottle
of water to each class.
! WE 153
$149
Tuesdays & Thursdays, June 2-25
6-8 p.m.
Student Services Building-204
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NEW!
Digital Photography for Beginners
Learn how to get the most out of your
digital camera. This class covers options for
basic input to your computer, compositional
techniques, sizing images optimally for the
Internet, and available output options. The
basic language of the digital photographer is
also discussed. Please bring your digital camera, its USB cable, and instruction booklet to
class. Instructor: Laura Savidge, MAAS, MFA,
professional photographer and educator
! CF 188
$49
3 Tuesdays, July 7-21
6-8 p.m.
Applied Tech Building-217
NEW!
NEW!
Photographic Mosaic Techniques
By taking smaller pieces of a whole photographic scene you can construct an entirely
different image by collaging the pieces together. The technique is similar to taking snippets
of a memory and piecing them together to create an overall piece. Many artists work in this
medium and there are many different forms.
This course gives you a simple starting place
to use this technique for creating original and
unique artwork. A $15 supply fee is payable to
the instructor at the first class. Please bring
your 35mm camera with film or your digital
camera to class. Instructor: Laura Savidge
! CF 186
$39
2 Thursdays, June 4-11
6:30-8 p.m.
Business Building-209
Appreciating and Photographing
Wildflowers
Learn where to find local wildflowers, when
they are flowering and useful tools available
for identification. Also covered are the best
methods to photographing them. The first
session is a slide show/lecture presentation followed by a field trip to Chenango Valley State
Park. Please wear hiking (easy to moderate)
boots and bring your camera with a macro
lens and tripod if you have them. Students
must provide their own transportation to
the field trip site. Instructor: Kenneth Hull,
nature and scenic photographer, amateur
botanist, retired adult educator
! HB 107
$43
Tuesday, July 14
6-8 p.m.
Business Building-110
-andSaturday, July 18
9 a.m.-1 p.m.
Chenango Valley State Park
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Take Better Photographs
If you are eager to move beyond the “point
and shoot” stage of photography, this course
is for you. Whether you shoot film or digital,
family or landscape, this class helps you
develop your technical ability. Receive practical advice on how to compose pictures and
develop your vision. Choose from a number
of exercises than can be tailored to your level
of ability and your needs. Receive constructive critiques of your work. A 35mm single
lens reflex camera or digital SLR is recommended for this class. Fine art photographer
J. W. Johnston (www.jwjohnston.com) is your
instructor.
! CF 705
$79
4 Wednesdays, July 8-29
6-8:30 p.m.
Business Building-209
NEW!
Nature
Photography With Slide Film
You may have heard that film and film
photographers are extinct. They are still out
there producing magnificent results. Now is
the time to dust off your trusty 35mm Single
Lens Reflex camera. Find out for yourself why
so many serious nature photographers still
use slide film. Slides produce colors that are
vivid and saturated and can be crisp and more
detailed than most images captured by multimegapixel, technologically marvelous digital
SLR’s. The first session takes place in the
classroom and in the field while your instructor discusses tried and true techniques that
bring out the best slide film can offer. During
the second session, share your work with
your classmates in an evening of slide shows,
critiques and camaraderie. Solid photography
experience, a tripod and a cable shutter release
are recommended. Students are required to
purchase their own film and pay for processing. Enrollment is limited. This course meets
at the Big Tent Cultural Center, 2659 Main
Street, Whitney Point. Instructor: J.W. Johnston (www.jwjohnston.com)
! CF 187
$59
Saturday, June 13
8 a.m.-noon
-andSaturday, June 20
6:30-9 p.m.
Big Tent Cultural Center, Whitney Point
Photographing
the Natural Landscape
Scenic beauty alone does not produce a magnificent landscape photograph. It requires
technical skill and artistic vision. This course
is designed to expand your technical ability
and to help develop your personal vision
of beauty found in the natural landscape.
Course includes classroom critiques, exercises to be completed between classes (yes,
homework), and one session in the field.
Bring two of your favorite images (slides,
prints, digital images on CD or thumb drive)
to the first session. Students should have
either a 35mm Single Lens Reflex camera or
digital Single Lens Reflex camera and have
a basic understanding of how their camera
works. A tripod and cable shutter release
are recommended. Fine art photographer J.
W. Johnston (www.jwjohnston.com), whose
work is on exhibit at Orazio Salati Studio and
Gallery on State Street in Binghamton, is
your instructor. Enrollment is limited.
! HB 041
$79
4 Wednesdays, June 3-24
6-8:30 p.m.
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Oil Painting Like the Old Masters
(With Non-Toxic Materials)
Beginners to advanced painters can develop
and hone painting skills and techniques in this
program. Learn the fundamentals of oil painting without using turpentine or other toxic
mediums. Painting is taught in a step-by-step
method designed to increase painting knowledge and skill. Finish the course with at least
one successful painting to frame and hang
proudly. Discover that you can paint still life
like the old masters. If you learn to paint still
life, you can go on to paint any subject matter
effectively: portrait, landscape and more.
Please bring a glass jar with a lid, a bar of
Ivory soap, plastic grocery bags, a roll of paper
towels, and any painting supplies you have to
class. If you are new to oil painting and don’t
know what paints and brushes to buy, the
instructor can provide everything for a fee of
$30 payable in class. Please register for Section 02 if you are purchasing supplies from the
instructor. Instructor: Kathy Smith
! CF 154
$69
4 Mondays, July 6-27
6:30-9 p.m.
Mechanical Building-109
One Stroke Painting
Learn 16 specific strokes that put the painting
of flowers and vines on objects within the
reach of nearly anyone who can hold a brush.
Practice incredibly simple one-stroke, nevertake-your-brush-off-the-paper designs for
beautiful painted items that make any house a
showpiece. A materials fee of $25 is payable to
the instructor at the first class. Please bring
two water containers, a roll of paper towels,
and a roll of waxed paper. Instructor: Kathy
Smith, OSCI Certified Instructor
! CF 120
$49
3 Mondays, June 8-22
6:30-9 p.m.
Business Building-213
NEW!
Watercolor–Pen and Ink
Working with watercolor washes and dry
brush painting, have fun learning ink strokes
to create values in your inking or drawing.
Instructor Kathy Smith leads you step by step
through this technique to create your own finished painting–matted and ready for framing.
A $30 supply fee is payable to the instructor at
the first session.
! CF 185
$49
3 Thursdays, June 11-25
6:30-9 p.m.
Mechanical Building-108
Fun Stoneware Projects for Home
and Garden (Ages 8 and up)
Create a unique project for your home or garden. Choose from a 15 1/4 inch gourmet pizza
stone, four-bell wind chime, a set of mugs
and many more surprises. The glazing and
decorating possibilities are endless: personalize with the names of family or friends for a
truly one-of-a-kind gift, or decorate to match
your dishes or kitchen décor. Bring your child
or spend the evening with a friend and have
fun while making a gift for someone special.
A materials fee of less than $15 per project is
payable in class. The registration fee is per
individual and includes all glazes, supplies and
firing. Pick up dates for finished projects are
discussed in class. Participants under the age
of 16 must register with an adult.
Instructor: Barbara Scott
! CF 127
$19
Wednesday, July 22
6-8:30 p.m.
Mechanical Building-108
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Girls’ Night Out
Great Summer Wines
Gather your girlfriends, sit back and relax.
Observe the techniques necessary to make a
deceptively delicious dessert. In addition to
the demonstration, learn how to choose a wine
to compliment your dessert and serving ideas
to turn a get together into a delight! Participants also learn where to purchase a spring
form pan and have recipes to take home. The
best part of the evening, of course, is enjoying
a decadent cheesecake!
Instructor: Terry Ryan
Summer is here and it’s time to fire up the
grill and enjoy a bottle of wine on the deck
with friends and family. Learn what wines go
with great summer fare. Join Regina Eckert,
manager of Parkway Wines & Spirits, to taste
red and white wines that are perfect for those
hot summer days. Wines include Sauvignon
Blanc, Pino Grigio, Reisling, Chardonnay,
Pinot Noir, Beaujolais, and Montipulciano
D’Abruzzo. Please bring a wine glass to class.
Receive a discount coupon for wines purchased at Parkway Wines & Spirits.
! MN 385
$39
Monday, June 22
6:30-8:30 p.m.
Business Building-231
! MN 335
Tuesday, June 2
6-8 p.m.
Business Building-209
$19
NEW!
Chilled Summer Soups
Cool off this summer by learning to cook a trio
of light and healthy chilled soups. Recipes include Avocado and Cucumber Soup, Pineapple
Gazpacho and Berries and Champagne Soup.
Bring an apron, cutting board, kitchen knife
and three containers to class. A materials fee
of $8 is payable to the instructor in class. This
course meets at the American Civic Association, 131 Front Street, Binghamton. Instructor: MaryPat Hyland
! CF 189
$34
Saturday, June 6
10 a.m.-2 p.m.
American Civic Association
Spice Up Your Cooking With Herbs
You’ve seen the beautiful herbal products in
specialty food stores – they look very appetizing and cost a fortune. Learn creative new
ways to use the herbs from your garden and
spice rack to spice up your cooking, put surprises into your salads, and create impressive
gifts. Cooking with herbs makes a ho-hum
dish more flavorful. When the unique flavors
of herbs are understood, they can be used to
create your own special recipes. Instructor
Ellen Terry shares recipes for herbed butters,
herbed oils, salad dressings and more. Please
bring: a notebook, (2) 1-quart glass jars with
lids, measuring cups and spoons and a $16
materials fee to class.
! HB 260
$19
Monday, June 22
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Mechanical Building-110
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Salsa/Cha Cha
Women Can Drum!
Salsa is a style of dance that gives rise to unbridled fantasy the rhythmic rapture. Today it
is making a comeback and bringing a glimmer
of paradise regained as the world again moves
to its magical beat. Salsa is currently very hot
in the Salsa clubs of NYC, and up and coming
in the Binghamton area. Also learn the Cha
Cha as you meet new people and make new
friends. Enrollment is encouraged in mixed
teams of two to maximize learning. Fee is
per individual. This class meets at the Dance
Studio at Game-It Family Fun Center, 225
Harrison Avenue, Endicott (former Philadelphia Sales Building). Instructors: Francine
and Steve Stein, Southern Tier Chapter-USA
Dance
! MN 235
$55
4 Mondays, June 1-22
6-7:30 p.m.
Game-It Family Fun Center, Endicott
Get out of the box and join the fun, try
African Drumming! Drumming can be very
energizing and can calm and heal body,
mind and spirit. If you are curious, or you
have been drawn to the drum and don’t
know how or where to begin, this beginners djembe course for women is the perfect
place to start. Learn the basics and explore
the possibilities of playing the djembe in
a supportive and relaxed environment. If
you don’t own a djembe yet, contact Elizabeth through www.drumzzone.com or at
eo.drumzz@verizon.net for rental information. Elizabeth Orleski has been playing African drums for 12 years, teaching, conducting
workshops and facilitating drum circles for 6
years. She is co-owner of The DRUMZZONE.
The class meets at The DRUMZZONE, 25
Hayes Avenue, Endicott.
!MN 361
$59
3 Sundays, July 26-August 9
2:30-4:30 p.m.
Drumzzone, Endicott
Wedding Dance Basics
Have confidence when you step out on the
dance floor on that special day! Join Francine
and Steve Stein to polish your dancing skills
and practice with your partners. Learn the
most popular wedding dances: East Coast
Swing and slow dancing. The Stein’s discuss
music selection, so bring a CD of your choices
and get expert advice on music that is easy to
dance to and helps you look great on the dance
floor. Price is per person. Bring the parents,
in-laws and wedding party members! Register
early, class size is limited. This class meets at
the Dance Studio at Game-It Family Fun Center, 225 Harrison Avenue, Endicott (former
Philadelphia Sales Building).
! MN 305
$55
4 Wednesdays, June 3-24
6-7:30 p.m.
Game-It Family Fun Center, Endicott
NEW!
Advanced Beginning Ballet for
Adults (Ages 16+)
This is a great refresher course for those who
have studied in the past and want to review
technique, or if you would like a challenge beyond a beginner’s class. The goal is to provide
an enjoyable atmosphere where adults can
experience both physical conditioning and the
joy of dancing. Participants should wear ballet
shoes and comfortable, non-baggy clothes that
you feel comfortable moving in.
Instructor Hannah Guruianu has nearly 10
years of experience teaching ballet in Minnesota and New York. She is currently pursuing
her master’s degree in dance education at New
York University and is certified in American
Ballet Theatre’s National Training Curriculum.
! MN 464
$55
Tuesdays & Thursdays, August 4-13
6:30-8 p.m.
Student Center West-106
BCC requests that before you participate in
any activity requiring physical exertion, you
consult with a physician.
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Beginning Guitar
Learn to play the guitar in a few short lessons.
Bring your own guitar or a rented instrument (acoustic or electric with small practice
amp). Begin with the basics learning guitar
terminology, fret board layout, note values,
rhythm and progress to basic chords, melodies
and easy songs. Classical, folk, rock, gospel,
pop, flat-picking, finger-picking, and other
styles are also covered. Emphasis is on learning and having fun! Receive individual as well
as group instruction. The instructor provides
one volume of music for a fee of $3 paid to the
instructor in class. Be prepared to enjoy yourself! Instructor Eric Ross (BA, MA-SUNY) is a
professional composer, performer and teacher.
He has performed his works at Lincoln Center,
Kennedy Center, Newport Jazz Festival, Montreux and North Sea Jazz Festivals. He has
taught all levels of guitar for over 25 years and
has a special interest in developing beginning
musicians.
! HB 069
$74
6 Tuesdays, June 2-July 7
6:30-8 p.m.
Wales Building-203B
Learn to Knit
Have you always wanted to learn to knit but
were afraid to ask? Join Virginia Cron to learn
knitting and purling, casting on, binding off,
and how to read a pattern. With knitting time
between classes, you should be able to complete a scarf suitable for gift giving or for your
own use. Materials to get started are furnished
at the first class for a fee of $10.
! CF 747
$49
4 Tuesdays, June 2-23
6-8:30 p.m.
location to be determined
More Knitting
Instructor Virginia Cron takes you beyond basic knit and purl. Learn how to cable, increase
and decrease stitches and more. This is not
a beginner’s course. Knowledge of basic knit
and purl are required. Please bring a cable
stitch holder, one skein of yard and knitting
needles of your choice to class.
!CF 100
$49
4 Tuesdays, July 7-28
6-8:30 p.m.
location to be determined
Natural Soapmaking
Make old-fashioned soap while learning the
history of soapmaking. Learn how to procure
and complete your choice of laundry stain bar
or basic complexion bar (lavender, cinnamon
or lemongrass) and go home with 30 bars
of wonderfully colored and scented soap. A
$25 materials fee is payable directly to the
instructor in class. Please bring one 8-quart
(or larger) and one 2-quart (or larger) stainless
steel pots (NOT aluminum, teflon or enamel),
rubber gloves (extra long heavy duty or disposable), slotted wooden or plastic spoon, rubber
spatula, eye protection, and a candy thermometer (optional). Please wear old clothes or
bring an apron.
Instructor: Maria Gelnett
! CF 255
$35
Wednesday, August 12
5:30-8:30 p.m.
Applied Tech Building-105
A Word About Waiting...
- Register early – do it today! Each class has a
minimum required enrollment.
- If you find a class you like, encourage a
friend to join you. Sometimes two or three
people make the difference between “go” or
“cancel.”
So, the word about waiting is DON’T! Register
NOW.
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Container Gardening
Making the
Most of Your Herb Garden
Whether you have just a few herbs in your
yard, or an elaborate herb garden, learn how to
make the most of your herbs in this one-night
class. Learn how to use fresh-picked herbs
to add flavor to your summer cooking, and
the best ways to preserve your herb harvest
for later use. Discover the optimal times
for harvesting and drying. Discuss annuals,
perennials, growing herbs from seed, site
preparation, and container growing. Create an
herbal tea and a culinary blend. Please bring a
notebook, a set of measuring cups, measuring
spoons, two one-quart glass jars with lids, and
your $16 materials fee to class. Instructor:
Ellen Terry, Moonshadow Herbs
! HB 008
$19
Monday, June 29
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Mechanical Building-110
Beginning Conversational Italian
Learn the basics of this beautiful language and
be well-prepared for a trip to Italy. This class
covers greetings, introductions, how to order
in a restaurant, how to ask for directions, and
much, much more. The required textbook is
available at the BCC Bookstore.
Instructor: Angelo Zuccolo
! MN 237
$69
4 Wednesdays, June 3-24
5:30-8 p.m.
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Explore how to creatively plant mini landscapes of pots, and group low-maintenance
container gardens together for tremendous
impact. Discover how to combine herbs,
perennials, grasses and big tropical plants.
Discuss proper soil mixes, plant selection,
container choices and more. Learn to create
moss-lined baskets, whiskey barrel planters,
urns and pouch planters. This class meets
at Tioga Gardens, 2217 Rte. 17C, Owego.
Instructor: Ed Kuhlman
! HB 019
$29
Thursday, May 28
6-8 p.m.
Tioga Gardens, Owego
Herbal Lotions,
Potions, and Concoctions
Learn to make your own basic body care
products using herbs. Mixtures for hair and
skin care, soaps, cosmetics, and other potions
are discussed. This fun, practical class also
teaches you how to be a more selective and
informed consumer. A materials fee of $16
is payable to the instructor at class. Please
bring a set of measuring cups, spoons, and two
1-quart glass jars with lids. Instructor: Ellen
Terry, Moonshadow Herbs
! HB 184
$19
Thursday, June 25
6:30-9:30 p.m.
Mechanical Building-110
NEW!
Intermediate
Irish Language
Take a closer look at the Irish language,
Gaeilge, through grammar lessons, conversation exercises and reading short stories. It is
recommended to have taken MN454 Introduction to the Irish Language.
Instructor: MaryPat Hyland
! MN 465
$59
4 Wednesdays, June 3-24
5:30-7 p.m.
Business Building-209
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Creating & Maintaining
Your Perennial Garden
Learn to use perennials in a variety of ways as
you explore how to design a perennial border
and how to incorporate perennials into the
landscape. Emphasis is on plant identification, plant selection and placement and how
to maintain your beautiful perennial garden.
Discover some of the lesser known perennials
and using perennials in a shady garden. The
second session meets at the instructor’s home.
Students must provide their own transportation. Second session may be rescheduled if it
rains. Instructor: Lee Nelson
! HB 009
$49
Tuesday, June 2
6-8 p.m.
Mechanical Building-210
-andSaturday, June 6
9-11 a.m.
Instructor’s home
Beginning Golf (Adults)
If you would like to learn the basics, join us for
four weeks of instruction in golfing fundamentals: grip, stance, swing, rules, terminology,
and etiquette. Please bring your own clubs
and $5 each week for driving range fees to
class. Class is limited to 10 people. All students must be in good physical health. Classes
may be rescheduled due to weather. Instructors: Peter Mizera (Sections -01 & -03); Bruce
Bedford (Section -02)
Section One
! HB 910-01
$79
4 Wednesdays, June 3-24
5:15-8:15 p.m.
Mechanical Building-116
Section Two
! HB910-02
$79
4 Thursdays, June 4-25
5:15-8:15 p.m.
Mechanical Building-116
Section Three
! HB 910-03
4 Saturdays, June 6-27
9 a.m.-noon
Ely Park Golf Course
$79
SUNY’s Parent-Coach
Certification Program
Training Coaches and Guiding Parents ™
If you are interested in becoming, or are
already, a volunteer coach in New York State,
this new statewide non-credit SUNY Coaching Certification program guides you in
proven ways to make youth sports a fun time
to remember for your team, their families
and for yourself! The SUNY Sports Institute
established a minimum unified coaching standard to provide formal training to volunteer
coaches to improve safety, player and parent
conduct, as well as emphasizing the emotional
well being of the participating youth.
This program consists of a two and a halfhour on-site classroom session with a followup web-based WEB CT session and an on-line
exam.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
-Character in youth sports
-Development of young athletes
-Communication and organization
-Risk management
Upon successful completion of the program,
participants receive certification as “SUNY
Certified Youth Coach.” You also have access
to the SUNY Sports Institute where you can
get coaching tips, share ideas, and keep up
with emerging trends for your particular
sport. Instructor: Gary Vail
Section One
! CS 087-01
$20
Tuesday, June 23
6-8:30 p.m.
Business Building-209
Section Two
! CS 087-02
$20
Tuesday, August 11
6-8:30 p.m.
Business Building-209
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NEW!
Effective Business Writing
Does your job include writing email, letters,
memos, procedures and reports? This program teaches participants the key principles
of effective writing using a variety of exercises
designed to improve the speed, image and
clarity when writing for work.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
- Identifying writing pitfalls
- Understanding “fog” factors
- Improving choice of words
- Better phrasing and image
- Effective ways to organize ideas
- Creating better reader focus
- Clarifying your message
- Getting people to take action
- Writing better in less time
- Making technical writing clearer
- How’s and why’s of non-sexist English
- Checking your writing effectiveness
This course meets at the University Downown
Center, 67 Washington Street, Binghamton.
Instructor: Bob Stezzi, Stezzi Training &
Consulting
! BN 297
$49
Tuesday, June 2
8 a.m.-noon
University Downtown Center-228
Fundamentals of Grant Writing
Do you need funding to start a project or keep
one going? There are plenty of grant opportunities available, if you know where to look.
Instructor Debra Morello has written over
$5 million in grants over the past decade for
non-profits, education, health care, and in
the corporate sector. This course provides you
with the knowledge to put together a proposal
and start “building your grant. “ Bring an idea
with you to work on throughout the program.
In addition to covering components of a grant,
learn which types of projects get funded and
why. Lunch is provided.
! CS 125
$129
Thursday, June 18
9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Wales Building-203B
NEW!
Write to Publish
Do you have a story to tell? Do you like to
write? Do you want to publish your writing? This class is designed to learn how to
write short fiction for publication. Look at
published stories to explore how manipulations of conflict, plot, character and voice give
a writer control. Bring a story no longer than
three pages to class. Instructor: Mark Budman, editor/publisher, Vestal Review. Mark’s
stories have appeared in almost 100 magazines
and his novel, My Life at First Try, came out in
November 2008 from Counterpoint Press.
! CS 095
$34
Monday, July 13
6-9 p.m.
Business Building-213
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NEW!
Business Writing for an
International Audience
This interactive program enables participants
to enhance their ability to write more effectively to international customers, associates
and suppliers by email, fax and letters. Learn
to integrate the theory and principles of intercultural communication with the practical
skills of writing and editing English for those
who read it as a second or third language.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
-
The language of global business
The international English writing principles
The principles of clarity
Reducing reader stress
The principles of international
correspondence
- The principles of cultural adaptation
This course meets at the University Downtown
Center, 67 Washington Street, Binghamton.
Instructor: Bob Stezzi, Stezzi Training &
Consulting
! BN 298
$49
Tuesday, June 2
1-5 p.m.
University Downtown Center-228
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Preparation for
the Notary Public Examination
Prepare yourself for the New York State notary
public licensing exam in this review workshop. The background of laws pertaining to
affidavits, acknowledgments, certifications and
authentification of acknowledgments are discussed, as well as the various forms used in the
notary process. This course is not required
for the notary exam; rather it is a study aid for
those who wish to gain additional insight into
legal processes and terminology as a preparation for the role of a notary. It is not meant
to review specific questions on the exam. A
copy of the Notary Public License Law booklet
is mailed to each participant. This should
be reviewed prior to the first meeting of the
course. (There are no refunds available once
these booklets are mailed.) Instructor: Gary
Schanz
! CS 350
$39
2 Thursdays, June 4-11
5:30-7 p.m.
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NEW!
NYS Five Hour
Pre-Licensing Course
Before you can make an appointment for your
road test, you must first complete an approved
pre-licensing safe driving course. Upon successful completion of this course, participants
receive a certificate to present when you make
your road test appointment. Certificates are
valid for one year. Instructor: Adaptive Driving Services
! DE 007
$40
Wednesday, June 24
5-10 p.m.
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Defensive Driving
Defensive Driving presents valuable information and safe driving tips to even the most
experienced drivers. Certified National Safety
Council instructors offer a new approach
to accident prevention skills using National
Safety Council materials.
The Discount: New York State drivers who
complete the National Safety Council’s Defensive Driving course through BCC become
eligible for:
- A 10% discount on COLLISION insurance
premiums
- A 10% discount on LIABILITY insurance
premiums which includes:
- Property Damage (PD)
- Bodily Injury (BI)
- Personal Injury Protection (PIP)
- Both of these discounts apply over a
THREE-year period!
Youthful drivers (including those already
receiving a Driver’s Education Discount),
experienced drivers, mature drivers, and assigned risk are all eligible.
Now there’s a discount available to all
principal operators REGARDLESS of age or
driving record! In addition to the insurance
discount, those drivers who have incurred
violation points on their driving record during
the 18-month period prior to course completion will automatically receive a maximum of
FOUR points reduced from the total accumulation on their driving record.
Section One
! DE 858-01
$43
Tuesday & Thursday, June 9-11
6-9 p.m.
Business Building-110
Section Two
! DE 858-02
$43
Monday & Wednesday, July 13-15
6-9 p.m.
Business Building-110
Section Three
! DE 858-03
$43
Tuesday & Thursday, August 11-13
6-9 p.m.
Business Building-110
SAVE THE DATE!
Driver Education for High School Students
is scheduled to begin in September 2009.
Full details are available
in our fall catalog due out August 12
Registration begins August 17
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How to See Auras
Connecting With The Other Side
We are all energy beings. Whether it be
mental or emotional energy, each of us has
observed the effects of our energies or those of
another. While usually invisible to the naked
eye, these energy patterns can actually be seen
by anybody. Learn how to see energy and
explore how it can be measured, created, and
used to benefit yourself and others. Come to
understand how we use this ability every day,
and learn how to use it to improve your life.
Instructor: Carol Nojaim
! MN 085
$29
Tuesday, July 14
6-8:30 p.m.
Library-1
Do you want to develop a deeper connection
to passed-on loved ones and other spiritual
guides? In this introductory class, learn to
recognize your own intuitive style, develop
your own symbolic shorthand and, through
guided visualization, create ideal conditions
for connecting with the other side. Also witness a skilled psychic medium present and
interpret messages. See exactly what constitutes a message from the other side and how
mediums work. Instructor: Carol Nojaim
! MN 117
$29
Tuesday, June 16
6-8:30 p.m.
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Feng Shui Secrets for Health,
Wealth and Great Relationships!
Carol Nojaim
Join renowned Feng Shui expert Aaron Lee
Koch for this two-part workshop to discover powerful secrets about the relationship
between your home and your “luck” in the
most important areas of life. The focus is on
techniques from the ancient Chinese practice
of Feng Shui that you can put to use immediately! Learn how a few simple changes to your
home can help improve your romantic life,
your flow of prosperity, and your health.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
Advanced Aura Reading
If you have taken Auras: What They Are &
How To See Them, or if you can already see
Auras and want to know more about what
they mean, this course is meant for you. The
Aura can provide insight into the spiritual,
emotional and physical health aspects of a
person. You may be able to access information
about the past, present or future, spirit guides,
and recently passed-over spirits. Join Carol
to learn and practice advanced Aura reading!
Instructor: Carol Nojaim
! MN 119
$29
Tuesday, August 4
6-8:30 p.m.
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- Two ways to generate good luck in ALL
areas of your life
- How to arrange your furniture for the
healthiest flow of energy
- How to generate excellent romantic luck,
and find a great partner
- How your desk position can support or
block your career progress
- The kinds of artwork, books, and even
music, that can generate good and
bad energy
- How your home can encourage you to
overeat – and what to do about it!
- Why clutter holds you back, contributes
to depression, as well as aches and
pains
- Which clothing and jewelry can empower
you for success
- And much more!
Instructor Aaron Lee Koch is a Master Feng
Shui Practitioner, and Founder and Director of the American School of Classical Feng
Shui. He is author of the popular monthly
column Feng Shui – Ask the Practitioner,
which appears in holistic magazines across the
northeast.
! MN037
$39
2 Tuesdays, June 16-23
6-8 p.m.
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Improve Concentration, Focus,
and Memory With Brain Gym®
Use your whole brain to reach greater potential. Brain Gym® is a system that includes
26 easy and enjoyable activities designed to
produce rapid, and often dramatic, improvements in focus, concentration, memory and
other areas. Join Licensed Brain Gym® practitioner/instructor Jan Fiore as you participate
in this relaxing and exciting process. Whether
your goals are physical, personal, academic,
or professional; you can attain your “personal
best”!
Classes are experienced-based and have
practical applications for everyday use. Wear
comfortable clothing to allow for movement
and bring a water bottle.
! MN 187
$45
2 Wednesdays, July 8-15
6-8 p.m.
Mechanical Building-210
NEW!
Working With Fairies
This fun, interactive workshop is for the kid at
heart. Discover what types of fairies there are
and how to work with each type to bring you
insight, wisdom and joy. Learn how to create
a fairy garden indoors and out get the answers
to any questions you may have about “nature’s
angels”. Bring an open mind and an open
heart to connect to these wonderful, magical
light beings. Instructor: Renee Guidelli, Life
Coach and founder of HEART centered living
! MN 462
$29
Monday, August 3
6-8 p.m.
Library-2
Past Lives
and Lives Between Lives
The examination of past lives and reincarnation has helped many people understand
their current karmic challenges and personal
relationships. Explore the concept of past
lives and spiritual regressions under hypnosis
and discover how accessing this information
can reveal many things including: one’s life
purpose; how negative behavior patterns can
be repeated in various lifetimes as well as one’s
current lifetime; who and what soul mates
and soul companions are; the structure of
the Spirit realm; a new perspective on their
current life and those who are in it. The first
class consists of lecture and hypnosis of class
members to familiarize the group with hypnosis and memory retrieval. The second class
consists of an actual past life and between lives
regression with a class volunteer. Participants
should avoid caffeine after 12 p.m. on class
days and avoid alcohol for 24 hours before
class. Please bring a neck pillow or other
pillow to class. Instructor James Lee is a certified hypnotherapist and past life regressionist
who has guided many people on this exciting
road to self-discovery.
! MN 339
$49
2 Tuesdays, June 2-9
6-9 p.m.
Library-1
The Secret:
Applying the Law of Attraction
Discover the secret to having more of what
you really want in your life! Learn how to
reprogram your mind from fear, lack and
limitation and create a mindset of abundance,
wellness, joy and affirmation. The Law of
Attraction is a powerful force that is manifesting people, jobs, situations and relationships
into your life…right now. But you may not be
attracting what you truly desire. Learn tools
and strategies (including Treasure mapping
and focused visualization) to “hone” your
consciousness enabling you to harness the
universal energy in order to create and experience those things you want. Learn how to
identify patterns of wrongful thinking that are
attracting exactly those things that you don’t
want. Explore how you can be your own worst
enemy and understand how the power of the
mind and spoken word can defeat your best intentions. Instructor Patty Hinshaw, MA, BD is
a licensed metaphysical teacher and interfaith
minister. She is Founder and Director of the
International Center for Enlightenment.
! MN 404
$49
3 Wednesdays, June 3-17
6:30-9 p.m.
Business Building-213
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NEW!
Be a Spiritual Actor
To become a master in the craft of acting takes
awareness, presence, technique and skill. By
combining spiritual practices with traditional
acting exercises, you can reconnect to the essence of who you are so you can become more
available as an actor.
Using Native American Animal Totems
provides access to, and acknowledgement of,
your spirit in the dramatic moment, allowing
you to act and respond more authentically.
You become more aware of yourself and gain a
deeper insight into your dramatic characters.
Shadow work is the process of uncovering the denied aspects of your personalities
and exposes more layers and depth to your
individual and dramatic characters.
Utilizing spiritual practices expands and
enhances other methods of actor training.
Instructor Laura K. Vannah has 10 years of
experience as a teacher and facilitator of this
work.
! MN 463
$79
4 Tuesdays, June 2-23
6-9 p.m.
Mechanical Building-209
Awakening To Your Life’s Purpose
based on A New Earth by Eckhart Tolle
So much has been said about discovering one’s
soul or life purpose. When we are doing the
right thing…it FEELS right…we are in the
flow. When we are living our life purpose we
feel at ease and in alignment with the universe. Now is the time, we are waking up and
awakening to something so much larger than
we can imagine. Each of us has the potential
to transcend the ego-based state of consciousness and lead with our hearts and live a life of
purpose. You were meant to do great things,
you can and you will as you uncover the illusion that we are separate from one another.
Discover how to speak your truth, stand in
your truth and awaken to your life purpose.
Instructor: Renee Guidelli, Life Coach and
founder of HEART centered living
! MN 445
$49
3 Thursdays, July 16-30
6-8 p.m.
Library-2
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Laura Vannah
NEW!
What’s Your “Love Language?”
Everyone has a primary “love language.” By
identifying your language and the language of
your loved ones, learn how easy it is to ask for,
and provide, what makes all of you feel loved,
cared for and fulfilled. Using the principles
of Dr. Gary Chapman’s Five Love Languages
publications, discover how to determine your
primary “love language” and how to speak
each other’s language. Singles, couples and
parents are welcome. Instructor: Dawn
White, MSW, LCSW-R
! MN 466
$29
2 Tuesdays, July 14-21
6-8:30 p.m.
Library-2
NEW!
Creating a Sacred Space
In a world where we feel spread out like
bread dough being rolled in many directions,
the sacredness of our own personal space is
something our soul yearns for. Discover why
it is so important to create a sacred space – not
only in your busy schedule, but also in your
physical environment – that reflects bliss, balance and inner peace. Participants receive a
sacred gift upon completion of the workshop.
Instructor: Renee Guidelli, Life Coach and
founder of HEART centered living
! MN 461
$29
Wednesday, June 3
6-8:30 p.m.
Library-1
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High Tea
at the Edge
of Thyme
Turn back the clock to the days of grace and
charm. Spend a special afternoon with a
friend at the Edge of Thyme, 6 Main Street
in Candor.
Former home of the private secretary to
John D. Rockefeller, this lovely B & B exists as it did then, with leaded glass windows, marble fireplaces, parquet floors and a gracious atmosphere.
At High Tea, you are treated to a selection of different teas, an assortment of deluxe finger sandwiches, scones, Devon cream with lemon curd, and an array of fresh
pastries. Please inform us of any special dietary needs when you register.
Your hostess: Eva Mae Musgrave
Registration/cancellation deadline: May 29
No refunds after this date
! SE 007
$28/person
Sunday, June 7
2-4 p.m.
Edge of Thyme, Candor
MOONLIGHT CAFÉ AT KOPERNIK OBSERVATORY
Looking for something different to do on a Saturday night?
Fly to the moon and mingle under the stars at this adultsonly evening at the Kopernik Observatory. The education
center is transformed into the Moonlight Café for a special
event where you enjoy fresh-brewed coffee, tea and delicious
desserts and a fascinating introduction to the stars and outer
space. Enjoy a lovely early summer evening of spectacular
planet spotting! As night falls, move to the telescopes and
view a gibbous moon and Saturn if the weather is clear. You
are welcome to linger at the gazebo under the breathtaking
view of the night sky with a cup of coffee, and have a heavenly
evening! (In the event of a cloudy night, you get a pass to
come back another night for telescope viewing.) Meet at the
Observatory, 698 Underwood Road, Vestal.
Registration/cancellation deadline: June 5
No refunds after this date
! SE 050
$21/person
Saturday, June 13
8:30-10:30 p.m.
Kopernik Observatory, Vestal
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Preregistration is required for ALL courses
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Infection Control
Completion of this course fulfills the NYS requirement for RNs, LPNs, dentists, podiatrists,
optometrists, and dental hygienists to have
course work in infection control and barrier
precautions prior to issuance of their license
or renewal of registration.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
- Professional responsibilities for infection
control
- Modes and mechanisms of disease
transmission and strategies for infection
control
- Use of engineering and work practice
controls
- Selection and use of barriers and personal
protective equipment
- Creation and maintenance of a safe patient
care environment
- Prevention and control of communicable
diseases in health care workers
For dental hygienists: To ensure you receive
the proper completion certificate, please notify
the Continuing Education office at the time of
registration. Instructor: Jill Patak
! CE 175
$30
Thursday, June 18
6-9 p.m.
Business Building-110
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NEW!
Assessing Local Anesthetic
Agents for Non Surgical
Periodontal Therapy
To deliver optimal
patient care, pain
management is an
essential component of periodontal therapy procedures. Supported
by science, this
course provides
the dental professional with the
information
Gail Malone
necessary to make
an anesthetic choice based on each patient’s
needs. This course includes information on a
new, non-injectable local anesthetic for scaling
and/or root planing.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
- The development of local anesthetics in
dentistry
- The neurophysiology of pain conduction
- Identify methods to manage the perception
of pain
- The anatomy of dental innervation
- The action of local anesthetic drugs on pain
conduction
- The physiological effects of vasoconstriction
- Categorize local anesthetic drugs according
to type and duration of action
- Identify the benefits and limitations of a
new non-injectable anesthetic option
- Conduct a needs assessment to determine
appropriate anesthetic option for each
patient
- Accurately document the administration of
local anesthesia in treatment records
Instructor: Gail Malone, RDH, BS, Dentsply
Professional Division Clinical Educator (3.0
Continuing Education Credits for dental
hygienists)
! DH 045
$39
Monday, June 8
6-9 p.m.
Business Building-110
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Check out our website — www.sunybroome.edu/ce
How to
Get Started Doing Voiceovers
What It Takes
to Start Your Own Business
Have you ever wanted to be the voice that
everyone hears on TV/radio commercials,
documentaries, or audiobook narrations?
You, too, can become a professional voiceover
artist! This fun and informative class teaches
participants the basics of the voiceover industry and what it takes to get started as a voice
actor. Participants have their voice recorded
as they read from scripts, getting a glimpse
of what it’s like to be a voice actor, and also
receive a professional voice evaluation later.
Voices For All has presented this class at
over 160 schools nationwide and have a culmination of hundreds of Regional and National
Commercial Public Service Announcements
and Narratives under their belts. Who better
to learn about voiceovers from than an actual
successful voiceover artist! Each instructor
brings not only several years of experience
in voiceovers to the classroom, but also their
unique enthusiasm and engaging, interactive presentation style as well. Come ready to
laugh, learn and be inspired!
! CS 093
$39
Thursday, June 25
6-8 p.m.
Business Building-209
Have you been laid off, worrying about losing
your job or simply need an additional source
of income? Take advantage of the unique
opportunity to explore the feasibility of
self-employment in this dynamic, interactive
workshop.
NEW!
Planning for Long-Term
Small Business Success
You have made it through the first years of
your business, now what? As a business matures and becomes successful, business owners
must take time to re-examine their business
form, succession plan and strategies. Many
businesses take this time to put the strategies
into place that determine the success of the
business in the long run.
This seminar focuses on the legal and
financial concerns of small business owners
who have survived the grueling first years in
business. Jo Fabrizio, Esq. addresses legal
concerns including, but not limited to, succession planning, business forms, operating documents and Powers of Attorney. Elisa Serfass,
financial advisor, addresses tax-advantaged
retirement planning, employee retention,
group and individual benefits, 401K’s and
much more. Enrollment is limited, so register
early!
! EX 155
$19
Tuesday, August 4
6-8 p.m.
Business Building-224
TOPICS INCLUDE:
- The advantages and disadvantages of selfemployment
- Evaluating the feasibility of selfemployment
- Personal assessment
- Assessment of the business idea
- Assessment of financial issues
- Where to find information and assistance
- Overview of the business plan
- Mechanics of starting a business
- Common causes of business failure
- How to finance your business
A copy of Let’s Write Your Business Plan, a
step-by-step guide to business plan development, is included in the price of the course.
Instructor: Ginny Robert, author and director
of BCC's Entrepreneurial Assistance Program.
! EX 016
$94
2 Mondays, June 1-8
5:30-8:30 p.m.
Library-2
Promoting Your Business:
Tips and Techniques
You may have a great product or service to
offer, but if you can’t effectively reach potential
customers, and motivate them to buy, your
business may not succeed. Learn the importance of market research and how to develop a
comprehensive, focused marketing plan.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
- What is marketing
- Market Research - knowing your
customers and competition
- Choosing an overall marketing strategy
- Developing the four Ps of marketing:
Product, Price, Promotion, Place
- Tips for developing a cost-effective
promotional plan
A copy of Building Your Future in SelfEmployment is included in the price of the
course. Instructor: Ginny Robert, author and
director of BCC's Entrepreneurial Assistance
Program.
! EX 017
$94
2 Mondays, June 15-22
5:30-8:30 p.m.
Library-2
Register for any course using VISA or MasterCard — call 607 778-5012
Preregistration is required for ALL courses
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You’re an Executor: Now What?
Have you been named in a will as executor of
an estate? You may need this hands-on, A-to-Z
course that explains the duties, obligations and
liabilities of an executor. This comprehensive
overview of issues includes everything from
commencing the probate process through the
closing of the estate. It is designed to address
the concerns often experienced when people
are faced with this seemingly overwhelming
task. Learn to proceed efficiently and effectively and gain the confidence that comes from
being informed. Instructor: Heather Cornell,
Levene, Gouldin & Thompson, LLP
! FI 007
$29
Monday, July 27
6:30-9 p.m.
Business Building-213
NEW!
Suddenly Single?
Singles have unique financial and legal needs.
Join two local experts and learn how to avoid
some common mistakes and be prepared for
your entrance into a new phase of your life.
Jo Fabrizio, Esq. addresses legal concerns
including estate planning, quality of life forms,
custody and more. Elisa Serfass, financial
adviser, addresses the financial needs of singles
including financial planning, managing risk
and retirement planning.
! FI 064
$19
Tuesday, June 9
6-8 p.m.
Business Building-224
eap
ENTREPRENEURIAL
ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
EAP is designed to assist women, minorities,
individuals with disabilities and dislocated
workers in Broome, Tioga, Chenango and Delaware Counties. The purpose of the program
is to increase the formation of new businesses
and strengthen the operations of client firms
in the early stages of development.
The cornerstone of the EAP is a comprehensive 60-hour training program that
leads participants step-by-step through the
process of developing a solid business plan and
starting a small business. EAP also provides
assistance to existing businesses that were
established within the last five years, with a
goal to increase revenue and employees.
Locally, EAP is funded through the City of
Binghamton and sponsored by the Broome
Enterprise Triad, which includes Broome
Community College, the Broome County Urban League and the Broome-Tioga Workforce
Development Board.
If you would like to participate in this
unique program or refer an individual to EAP,
please contact Ginny Robert, EAP Director, at
Broome Community College at 607-778-5581.
Homebuyer Beware!
Randy Templeman
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Purchasing a home is a complex transaction involving lots of people and paperwork.
Make sure you know who and what can help
and hurt you in the process. Discover how
to avoid the most common mistakes, what
disclosures you should obtain, and directions
on maneuvering through the mortgage maze.
Before you spend thousands buying a home,
spend three hours identifying the tricks and
traps to avoid. Find out what five clauses
should be in your contract that attorneys often
overlook. Learn the top ten secrets real estate
agents don’t want you to know. Instructor:
Randy Templeman, nationally recognized real
estate educator
! FI 060
$25
Wednesday, June 10
6-9 p.m.
Library-1
Register for any course using VISA or MasterCard — call 607 778-5012
Check out our website — www.sunybroome.edu/ce
Investing in Real Estate
Maximize Your Profit From Selling
Your Home
Selling a house takes more than a sign and an
ad if you want to maximize your profit. Learn
the importance of proper pricing, preparation,
promotion and 7 other P’s in the house selling process. This course covers the essential
topics of staging, marketing, showing and
negotiating. Discover what legal disclosures
you must make and what questions you can
never ask prospective purchasers. Identify the
top 10 questions to ask when considering hiring a real estate agent and eight secrets they
won’t tell you (or don’t know). Spend three
hours and learn how to make more money
when selling your home! Instructor: Randy
Templeman, New York State approved real
estate instructor
! FI 061
$25
Thursday, July 9
6-9 p.m.
Library-1
Some of the wealthiest people in America
made their fortunes in real estate. Locally,
the real estate market features an abundance
of properties at low prices. Learn investment basics including what types of property
to buy, where to find the best opportunities, and how to negotiate better prices and
terms. Other topics include financing
techniques, tax benefits, leverage, and leasing
and managing real estate. Both beginner
and experienced investors benefit from the
material presented in this course. Instructor:
Randy Templeman, ABR, CRB, CRS, GRI
! FI 809
$39
Wednesday, July 8
6-9 p.m.
Library-1
Buying Real Estate Foreclosures
Real estate opportunities abound if you know
where and how to find them. Learn about
buying government-owned homes, property
tax sales and bank foreclosures. Discover
the secrets successful investors don’t want
everyone to know. Topics include HUD- &
VA-owned homes, financing techniques
and mistakes to avoid. No tapes or workbook sales, just good material you need to
know about buying foreclosures. Instructor:
Randy Templeman, ABR, CRB, CRS, GRI
! FI 008
$39
Wednesday, June 24
6-9 p.m.
Library-1
Register for any course using VISA or MasterCard — call 607 778-5012
Preregistration is required for ALL courses
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Develop Your Computer Skills
MS Excel 2007 for Beginners
If you have already taken Computers for
Absolute Beginners or have a little computer
experience and want to take the next step
toward building your computer skills, this
course leads you out of the world of the computer challenged.
Get started with Microsoft Excel, the spreadsheet of choice.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
-
Basics of disk & file management
Run multiple programs at once
Customize your desktop
Control Panels
Word processing and document editing
Remote media storage (CD burning, thumb
drives, etc.)
- Scanning and printing
Familiarity with a keyboard, mouse, and Windows skills are required. Participants should
bring a blank CDRW to class. Instructor: Joe
Campanella
! CP 148
$99
Mondays & Wednesdays, June 8-17
5:30-8 p.m.
Business Building-030
NEW!
Facebook for Parents
Do you know why your kids spend so much
time on Facebook? Would you like to get
in on the action but aren’t sure how to get
started? Learn how to use this social networking site to connect with your children,
friends, high school and college classmates,
co-workers, family members and others. Discuss your profile strategy, what is “too much
information” (TMI), appropriateness, potential
charges, and any privacy questions you may
have. Find out how to add the bells and
whistles to enhance your profile and use it as
a communications and networking tool. Create flair, photo galleries, write on someone’s
wall, join groups, become fans, and much
more! Please bring a thumb drive with your
photo and photos from a recent trip, reunion,
etc. Students should have a basic knowledge
of a computer. Register early–enrollment is
limited. Instructor: Cheryl Fabrizi
! CP 071
$49
Tuesday & Thursday, June 9-11
6-8 p.m.
Business Building-030
TOPICS INCLUDE:
- Identifying the main components of the
Excel window and workbook
- Entering and editing labels, values, and
formulas
- Inserting and deleting ranges
- Moving and copying data
- Working with relative and absolute
references
- Using functions to perform calculations
- Previewing and controlling page setup
options
- Creating, formatting, modifying & printing
charts
Basic keyboarding skills and familiarity
with the computer is required. The required
textbook is available at the BCC Bookstore.
Instructor shows students how to download
class files from the web, or can email them
upon request. Instructor: Bill Vernola
! CP 146
$99
Mondays & Wednesdays, June 22-July 1
6-8 p.m.
Business Building-030
Intermediate MS Excel 2007
This workshop is designed for computer users with a basic knowledge of Microsoft Excel
or who have completed CP146 MS Excel 2007
for Beginners.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
-
Using multiple worksheets and workbooks
Linking worksheets with 3-D formulas
Linking and managing workbooks
Working with styles, themes and other
advanced formatting
- Outlining and consolidating data
- Creating and managing cell and range
names
- Working with tables
- Examining Web and Internet features
- Using advanced charting features
- Documenting and auditing features
- Creating and managing templates
The required textbook is available at the BCC
Bookstore. Instructor: Bill Vernola
! CP 027
$99
Mondays & Wednesdays, July 13-22
6-8 p.m.
Business Building-030
Bookstore Hours
The BCC Bookstore, located in the Campus
Services Building, is open from 9 a.m. to 4
p.m. daily. Call the Bookstore, 724-0696, for
evening hours.
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Register for any course using VISA or MasterCard — call 607 778-5012
Check out our website — www.sunybroome.edu/ce
MS Access 2007 for Beginners
Learn the basic functions and features of this
database management system.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
-
Planning and creating a database
Exploring and creating tables
Changing the design of a table
Finding, editing and organizing records
Setting field priorities and creating input
masks
- Setting validation rules
- Performing operation in queries
- Creating and using queries
- Sorting and filtering records
- Working with reports
The required textbook is available at the
BCC Bookstore. Prerequisite: Develop Your
Computer Skills or equivalent experience.
Instructor shows students how to download
class files from the web, or can email them
upon request. Instructor: Bill Vernola
! CP 152
$99
Mondays & Wednesdays, July 27-August 5
6-8 p.m.
Business Building-030
Adobe InDesign CS3
Adobe® InDesign® software takes page design
to a new level, combining extraordinary
production power and creative freedom with
innovative cross-media support. Adobe InDesign is the successor to PageMaker, a program
that is no longer being developed or supported. Learn how to make the easy transition
to a robust and efficient page layout program.
Through its tight integration with Photoshop,
Illustrator and Acrobat software, discover how
to produce pages quickly and output them
reliably. Basic computer skills are required.
Instructor: Eric Saar
! EX 087
$99
Tuesdays & Thursdays, June 16-25
6-8 p.m.
Business Building-030
NEW!
Adobe PhotoShop CS3
Do you wish you could make that photo of
Aunt Rose a little brigher? Do you wish you
could make little Billy’s sweater blue instead
of bright red? Whether you are using images
in your publications or simply retouching or
optimizing an image, Adobe PhotoShop CS3
has the power and precision you need for
superior results.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
- Simplified file handling with Adobe Bridge
- Revolutionary Vanishing Point
- Multiple Layer Control
- Smart Objects
- Multi-image Raw Processing
- Image Warp
- Advanced Noise Reduction
- 32-bit High Dynamic Range Support
- Customizable Workspaces and Menus
- Spot Healing Brush
- One-click Red-eye correction
Basic computer knowledge is required. Instructor: Eric Saar
! CP 062
$99
Tuesdays & Thursdays, July 21-30
6-8 p.m.
Business Building-030
Online Learning with
BCC – Learn from the
Comfort of Home!
Update your skills, discover a new talent, or
chart a career path at your convenience with
our online courses.
How to Get Started….
Visit our web site at
www.sunybroome.edu, click the
Continuing Education link and select Online
Non-Credit Classes for Ed2go courses.
Or …..
Ed2go Courses
1. Visit our Online Instruction Center: www.
ed2go.com/broome
2. Click the Courses link, choose the
department and course title you are
interested in and select the Enroll Now
button. Follow the instructions to enroll
and pay for your course. Here you will
enter your e-mail and choose a password
that will grant you access to the Classroom.
3. When your course starts, return to our
Online Instruction Center and click the
Classroom link. To begin your studies,
simply log in with your e-mail and the
password you selected during your
enrollment.
Courses begin May 20, June 17 and July 15.
Register for any course using VISA or MasterCard — call 607 778-5012
Preregistration is required for ALL courses
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How to Buy
and Sell at Internet Auctions
Have you been hearing a lot about eBay but
have not taken the plunge? Are you an experienced eBay buyer and want to sell items for
profit? Join Phil Maywalt for an afternoon of
eBay mania! The basics of registration, searching, bidding, buying and an overview of the
selling process are covered. In this hands-on
workshop for eBay beginners, browse listed
items and receive handouts for future reference. Bring your enthusiasm and questions.
Previous computer experience is required.
! EX 057
$55
Tuesday, August 4
6-9 p.m.
Business Building-030
Advanced Internet Auction Selling
If you have taken How to Buy and Sell at
Internet Auctions, or are an experienced eBayer and would like to focus more on selling
strategies, this class is for you. Learn about the
selling process.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
- Listings
- Adding photos
- Auction tools
- Writing descriptions
- Dutch auctions
- Fees and online payment options
- Shipping costs
You must be an experienced computer user
and eBay-er to enroll.
Instructor: Phil Maywalt
! EX 065
Thursday, August 6
6-9 p.m.
Business Building-030
$55
Design a Web Site!
Discover how to create and post your own
Web site in this hands-on class. Learn the
fundamentals of Web site design, including
HTML basics, using color, graphics, photos,
backgrounds, hot buttons, formatting text and
adding links between pages and to other sites.
This small, intensive class is limited to 10
students. Instructor: Phil Maywalt
! CP 023
$299
Monday-Thursday, August 10-13
5:30-10 p.m.
Business Building-030
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Network Plus Certification
The CompTIA Network+ Certification is the
worldwide standard of competency for professionals in network support or administration. Those holding Network+ Certification
demonstrate critical knowledge of media and
topologies, protocols and standards, network
implementation and network support. This
certification is geared toward those with nine
months hands-on experience in network
administration and support. In this 72-hour
course, learn everything you need to know to
successfully pass the challenging Network+
Certification exam and become a skilled network technician. Learn about topologies, the
OSI Seven-Layer model, remote connectivity,
Internet connections, network troubleshooting and more. Network+ Certification is also
an elective exam for the Microsoft Certified
Systems Administrator (MCSA) certification
as well as a prerequisite class for the CompTIA
E2C Certification. The required textbook is
provided. Instructor: Phil Maywalt
! CP 057
$1,585
Monday-Thursday, July 13-August 5
9 a.m.-2 p.m.
location to be determined
NEW!
CompTIA Security+ Certification
This nationally recognized CompTIA™ IT
Security+ certification program helps you
prepare for the Security+ IT certification exam
as well as training for employment through
hands-on labs. Learn about IT industry-wide
security topics, including communication
security, infrastructure security, cryptography, access control, authentication, external
attach, and operational and organization
security. Other topics include protocols used
in Linux, UNIX and Windows 2000 in addition
to the TCP/IP suite component protocols,
and Ethernet operations. Gain knowledge
in capturing, analyzing and generating IP
traffic, how to exploit protocol weaknesses and
examine defensive solutions, Packet filtering,
password policies and file integrity checking
are also covered,
Although not a prerequisite, it is recommended that CompTIA Security+ candidates
have at least two years of on-the-job technical
networking experiences, with an emphasis on
security. The CompTIA Network+ certification
is also recommended.
Prerequisites: listed above or instructor approval. Course fee includes textbook.
Instructor: Phil Maywalt
! CP 072
$1,695
Monday-Thursday, June 15-July 16
6-10 p.m.
location to be determined
Register for any course using VISA or MasterCard — call 607 778-5012
Check out our website — www.sunybroome.edu/ce
Building Performance Institute
presented by
Broome Community College in cooperation with
Hudson Valley Community College
Building Analyst Training
PROFIT WITH HOME PERFORMANCE
This 36 hour, low-cost training program can
bring you new business for years to come.
While you’re using building science technology to help customers solve heating, cooling
and air leakage problems that are driving high
energy costs, you’ll also provide them with
a more comfortable, safe and durable home.
You’ll be part of an exclusive group of contractors with access to benefits to help your
business grow.
TRAINING AGENDA
- Understand fundamentals of building
science
- Identify and understand building
performance problems including ice dams,
mold and mildew, and indoor air quality
issues
- Analyze buildings using “Blower Door”
technology and other diagnostic equipment
- Assess building tightness, mechanical and
distribution systems and combustion safety
for a “whole house” performance-based
approach
- Practical application of “blower door,”
combustion safety and other diagnostics
for assessing air leakage and efficiency in
buildings
REGISTRATION
The cost of this training is $1,045, with
NYSERDA reimbursing 75% of the fee upon
completion of the course. Your net cost after
reimbursement is $261.25. This incentive
program is being offered by NYSERDA for a
limited time. You must complete the entire
course to receive Proof of Participation and
reimbursement for this program. For more
information call Jim Funai, Program Coordinator, at 607-778-5713.
! CN7 157-17
$1,045
Classroom Sessions:
Tuesday-Thursday, June 23-25
-andMonday, June 29
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Applied Tech Building-203
Field Experience:
Tuesday and Wednesday, June 30-July 1
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
location to be determined
Envelope Professional Training
BECOME A HOME PERFORMANCE
ENVELOPE SPECIALIST
This 30 hour training program will help
you prepare for the Building Performance
Institute’s (BPI) Envelope Professional written
and field exams. Training will include review
of some Building Analyst topics, but is not a
preparatory course for those intending to take
the BPI BA Certification exams.
TRAINING AGENDA
- Fundamentals of building science – brief
review
- Combustion safety testing – brief review
- Critical shell transitions
- Advanced blower door applications
- Duct diagnostics using a Duct Blaster® and
pressure pan
- Advanced pressure tests including series
leakage testing and the leakage area
matching method.
REGISTRATION
The cost of this training is $1,125 with
NYSERDA reimbursing 75% of the fee upon
completion of the course. Your net cost after
reimbursement is $281.25. This incentive
program is being offered by NYSERDA for a
limited time. You must complete the entire
course to receive Proof of Participation and
reimbursement for this program. For more
information call Jim Funai, Program Coordinator, at 607-778-5713.
! CN7 164-04
$1,125
Classroom Sessions:
Monday-Tuesday, July 6-7
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Applied Tech Building - 203
Field Experience:
Wednesday-Friday, July 8-10
8 a.m.-4 p.m.
Location to be determined
BPI written test date: July 2
Test fee is $200, please register for
! TC 077.
Register for any course using VISA or MasterCard — call 607 778-5012
Preregistration is required for ALL courses
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Learn to be Assertive
Do you say “yes” when you mean “no?” Do
you keep your opinions to yourself for fear
of upsetting others? Are you concerned that
you will be seen as “pushy” if you ask for what
you need? If you answered “yes,” you may
benefit from this class. By asserting yourself,
you demonstrate respect for both yourself
and for others. Discover how to express your
thoughts, feelings and beliefs in a direct,
honest, and appropriate way. In addition,
learn the difference between assertiveness and
aggressiveness, learn how to say “no,” and
how your body language gives unassertive or
aggressive messages. Also learn seven helpful
tips to increase your confidence and act more
assertively. Instructor: Diane Lange
! BN 166
$29
Thursday, July 9
6-8:30 p.m.
Library-2
NEW!
17 Skills for Effective Leaders
This highly interactive workshop is a “Greatest
Hits” of time-tested leadership tools essential
for today’s challenging environment. This is
an opportunity to study and apply the best of
leadership behaviors identified by this century’s experts including Goleman, Blanchard,
Johnson, Hershey, Posner, Kouses, Covey, and
many others. Learn to improve your ability to
lead others as a communicator, planner, mentor, coach, team leader, morale builder, and
inspiring leader.
This program is designed for leaders at all
levels including managers, supervisors, team
leaders, project managers, high-potential
employees, and anyone interested in improving leadership skills.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
- Identifying the challenges of today’s
workplace
- Analyzing and applying styles of leadership
- Applying Covey’s seven habits to everyday
leadership
- How to be a “one-minute” leader/manager
today
- Assessing your leadership effectiveness
- Internalizing Posner & Kouses’ five
leadership behaviors
- Setting goals for your continued
improvement as an effective leader
Lunch is on your own. This course meets at
the University Downown Center, 67 Washington Street, Binghamton.
Instructor: Bob Stezzi, Stezzi Training &
Consulting
! BN 296
$89
Tuesday, June 16
8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
University Downtown Center-228
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NEW!
Maintaining Workplace Morale
Learn how to create a motivational work
environment in challenging times and how to
avoid, or minimize, factors that lower morale
in the workplace. This workshop is designed
for managers, supervisors, foremen, team leaders, coaches, team members and associates.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
-
Assessing levels of workplace morale
Identifying factors affecting morale
Dealing with negative employees
Enabling people to handle change
Minimizing morale-lowering factors
Maximizing morale-boosting factors
Facilitating effective communication
Optimizing workplace pride & commitment
101 ways to reward your people
Maintaining performance accountability
10 ways to create a more motivational work
environment
This course meets at the University Downown
Center, 67 Washington Street, Binghamton.
Instructor: Bob Stezzi, Stezzi Training &
Consulting
! BN 300
$49
Wednesday, June 17
8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
University Downtown Center-228
NEW!
Downsizing Without Disaster
If you work in an organization that is in the
process of planning or implementing downsizing, this workshop is designed for you. Learn
why downsizing must occur at times and how
to maintain a healthy morale and results in
the organization.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
- Why organizations downsize
- Identifying the pitfalls of downsizing
- Analyzing the downsizing options
- Pros and cons of the downsizing options
- Making the optimum choice
- Implementation steps
- Announcing the action
- Addressing concerns
- Continuing communication
- Stabilizing the staff
- Maintaining solid morale
- Preparing for the long term
This course meets at the University Downtown
Center, 67 Washington Street, Binghamton.
Instructor: Bob Stezzi, Stezzi Training &
Consulting
! BN 299
$49
Thursday, June 11
8:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
University Downtown Center-228
Register for any course using VISA or MasterCard — call 607 778-5012
Check out our website — www.sunybroome.edu/ce
NEW!
Six Sigma White Belt
This 8-hour workshop is designed for people interested in adding Six Sigma
to their resume, the person curious about Six Sigma methodologies, or the
person seeking an introduction to Six Sigma techniques but is not yet ready
for the riggers of Green or Black belt training (which can involve weeks of
training and application).
This course is also appropriate for people who may not be ready to tackle
the heavy statistical requirements of the higher level Six Sigma belt requirements. This course includes an overview of the major methodologies used in
Six Sigma. At the end of the session. a certification test on the materials covered allow successful attendees to receive Six Sigma White Belt Certification
sanctioned by APICS Southern Tier Chapter and DHSheldon & Associates.
Attendees receive a basic foundation of learning in Six Sigma problem
solving, project management and continuous improvement methodologies.
The core of this course comes from Six Sigma Green belt training and focuses on the DMAIC methods. Actual company examples and attendee work
exercises help participants better understand the processes discussed.
TOPICS INCLUDE:
- Lean and Six Sigma introduction
- Lean approaches
- Six Sigma structure
- Six Sigma methodology
- Problem solving tools
- Project Management and DMAIC
- Root Cause Analysis
- Managing change
- Implementation of Six Sigma
- Certification test
Instructor and course designer
Donald H. Sheldon, CFPIM, CIRM, CSCP is
a frequent speaker, author and well-known
instructor in continuous improvement
methodologies. He has over 35 years
of manufacturing management experience
and has helped companies on several
continents. Lunch is on your own.
This program meets at the University Downtown Center, 67 Washington
Street, Binghamton.
! TC 084
$200
Wednesday, June 10
8 a.m.-5 p.m.
University Downtown Center
Register for any course using VISA or MasterCard — call 607 778-5012
Preregistration is required for ALL courses
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A/B/C
17 Skills for Effective Leaders, 42
Access for Beginners, 39
Adobe InDesign CS3, 39
Adobe PhotoShop CS3, 39
Adv. Aura Reading, 30
Adv. Beginning Ballet for Adults, 24
Adv. Internet Auction Selling, 40
Amazing Teen Entrepreneurs, 11
APICS, 43
Apply the Law of Attraction, 31
Appreciate & Photograph Wildflowers, 20
Arthritis Management, 18
Assessing Local Anesthetic Agents, 34
Auras, 30
Awaken Your Life’s Purpose, 32
Ballet, 14, 24
Basketball, 7
Be a Spiritual Actor, 32
Beginning Conversational Italian, 26
Beginning Golf, 27
Beginning Guitar, 15, 25
Board Game Challenge, 2
Boot Camp, 4
Brain Gym, 31
Building Analyst Training, 41
Business Writing/International, 28
Buying Real Estate Foreclosures, 37
Cartooning, 4
Chemistry for Kids, 7
Chilled Summer Soups, 23
Classical Ballet Intensive, 14
Coaching, 27
College Admissions Secrets, 12
College for Kids, 1-10
CompTIA, 40
Computers, 38-40
Connect With the Other Side, 30
Construction Solutions w/Legos, 6
Container Gardening, 26
Cooking, 5, 6, 8, 13, 23
Creating a Sacred Space, 32
Creating & Maintain Perennial Garden, 27
Creative Stamping, 15
Culinary Kids, 13
D/E/F
Dance, 24
Defensive Driving, 29
Dental Hygiene, 34
Design a Web Site, 40
Design Your Own Storybook, 7
Develop Your Computer Skills, 38
Digital Photography, 2, 20
Downsizing Without Disaster, 42
Driving, 29
44
Drumming, 24
Ebay, 40
Edible Math, 5
Effective Business Writing, 28
Emotional Freedom Technique, 18
Envelope Professional Training, 41
Excel 2007 for Beginners, 38
Executor, 36
Exploring the Cosmos, 3
Facebook for Parents, 38
Feng Shui, 30
Finance, 36
Five Hour Pre-Licensing Course, 29
Floor Hockey, 3
Foreclosures, 37
Fun Stoneware Projects, 22
Fundamentals of Grant Writing, 28
G/H/I
Game Show Mania, 2
Gardening, 26, 27
Girls’ Night Out, 23
Golf, 27
Grant Writing, 28
Great Summer Wines, 23
Grossology, 9
Guitar, 15, 25
Hatha Yoga, 17
Have a Ball, 4
Herbal Lotions, Potions, 26
Herbs, 23, 26
High Tea at the Edge of Thyme, 33
Hip Hop, 7, 16
Holistic Arthritis Management, 18
Homebuyer Beware, 36
How to Buy & Sell at Internet Auctions, 40
How to Get Started Doing Voiceovers, 35
How to See Auras, 30
Improv Theater, 8
Improve Concentration & Memory, 31
InDesign CS3, 39
Infection Control, 34
Inner Fashionista, 5
Inter. Excel, 38
Inter. Irish Language, 26
Internet Auctions, 40
Interval Training, 16
Investing in Real Estate, 37
Irish, 26
Italian, 26
J/K/L
Jewelry Making, 5
Junior Chef, 6
Knitting, 25
Language, 26
Register for any course using VISA or MasterCard — call 607 778-5012
Check out our website — www.sunybroome.edu/ce
Latin Exercise, 17
Learn to be Assertive, 42
Learn to Knit, 25
Legos, 6
Let’s Cook, 5
M/N/O
Maintain Workplace Morale, 42
Make Your Own Scrapbook, 3
Making Mosaics, 9
Making the Most of Your Herb Garden, 26
Maximize Profit From Selling Your Home, 37
Mindful Walking, 18
Monster Survivor, 6
Moonlight Café at Kopernik, 33
More Knitting, 25
Morning Chef, 3
Natural Soapmaking, 25
Nature Photography w/Slide Film, 21
Network+ Certification, 40
Notary Public, 29
Oil Painting, 6, 22
Oil Painting w/Non-Toxic Materials, 22
Olympic Games, 9
One Stroke Painting, 22
Online classes, 39
Outdoor Garden Creations, 8
P/Q/R
Painting, 6, 22
Papier Maché Animals, 6
Parent-Coach Certification, 27
Parking Info, 48
Past Lives, 31
Photographic Mosaic Techniques, 20
Photographing the Natural Landscape, 21
Photography, 2, 20, 21
Photoshop CS3, 39
Pilates, 16
Planet Protectors, 8
Planning for Long-Term Success, 35
Prep for Notary Public Exam, 29
Produce Your Own Play, 7
Promoting Your Business, 35
Reading Kaleidoscope, 5
Real Estate, 36, 37
Recess Games, 3
Reconnective Healing, 18
S/T/U
Salsa/Cha Cha, 24
Scrapbooking, 3
Sculpting With Clay, 9
Security+ Certification, 40
Selling Your Home, 37
Six Sigma White Belt, 43
Small Business, 35
Soapmaking, 2, 25
Soccer, 8
Soups, 23
Spice Up Your Cooking w/Herbs, 23
Spiritual Actor, 32
Start a Business, 35
Stenciling Creations, 15
Stoneware Projects for Home & Garden, 22
Suddenly Single, 36
Summer Fitness Challenge, 19
Sweet Shoppe, 8
T’ai Chi, 17
Take Better Photographs, 21
Teen Entrepreneurs, 11
Transitioning to College, 12
TravelCEnter, 46
V/W/X/Y/Z
Vinyasa Yoga, 17
Voiceovers, 35
Volleyball, 4
Walking, 18
Walk Your Way to Health, 18
Watercolor-Pen & Ink, 22
Wedding Dance Basics, 24
What’s Your Love Language, 32
What it Takes to Start a Business, 35
Wines, 23
Women Can Drum, 24
Wonderful Watercolor, 6
Working With Fairies, 31
Write to Publish, 28
Writing, 28
Yoga, 4, 17
You’re An Executor, 36
Corporate Services Can Help You!
BCC Corporate Services works with
manufacturers, sales and service organizations,
health care facilities, unions, government
agencies, educational institutions and non-profit
groups to upgrade employee skills and enhance
your business systems. BCC staff works with
you to determine where and what assistance is
needed, then customize training to meet those
needs.
AREAS OF EXPERTISE INCLUDE:
- Basic skills instruction
- Management and supervisory skills
- Technical training
- Human resource management
- ISO implementation
- Computer training
We can also provide advisement service,
registration and textbook delivery.
CALL 778-5054 FOR A FREE analysis of your
training needs today!
Register for any course using VISA or MasterCard — call 607 778-5012
Preregistration is required for ALL courses
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All trips are open
to everyone in our
community!
Buses all leave from the BCC Bus Depot next to the Student Center (see campus map). Upon
receipt of your reservation, you will be mailed a trip confirmation.
Cancellation refunds are not available for TravelCenter programs. However, since our trips
generally sell out, we will provide you with waiting list names. All tickets are transferable.
Two convenient ways to sign up for your trip:
1. Credit Card (VISA/MasterCard only) Reservations: Call 778-5056 (between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m.)
2. Mail Order: Please send your name, address, day phone number and the trip you are reserving –
together with your check payable to BCC Faculty-Student Association – to: BCC TravelCenter,
Continuing Education, Broome Community College, P.O. Box 1017, Binghamton, NY 13902
Summer in the City – NYC Express
Saturday, July 18
$49
Enjoy the sights and sounds of New York
on a summer day. Whether you enjoy the
theater, shopping, museums, galleries or
restaurants, Manhattan has something for
everyone.
This no-frills trips takes us to 48th Street
in Manhattan (the block between 6th and 7th
Avenues). Leaves BCC at 7 a.m. and leaves
New York for our return trip at 8 p.m.
Register early – this trip is always a sellout!
Registration deadline: June 17
NYC Holiday Express
Saturday, December 5
$49
What better time to visit Manhattan than
during the holiday season? The tree will be
lit and the store windows decorated. Take
this opportunity to finish (or start!) your
holiday shopping. If shopping isn’t your
thing, enjoy the day exploring the wide variety of options New York City has to offer.
This no-frills trips takes us to 48th Street
in Manhattan (the block between 6th and 7th
Avenues). Leaves BCC at 7 a.m. and leaves
New York for our return trip at 8 p.m.
Register early – this trip is always a sellout!
Registration deadline: November 4
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NYC Weekend Getaway
Saturday-Sunday, October 17-18
$299*
Need a fall weekend getaway? Join us in New
York and take advantage of all Manhattan
has to offer – fabulous shopping, spectacular
theater, world-class museums, restaurants,
etc. etc.
Our hotel is the Affinia Dumont on 34th
Street near Lexington Avenue. The hotel features a kitchenette in each room, a spa, and a
24 hour fitness room. Located in the Murray
Hill district, it’s less than two blocks from the
Subway or, if you prefer, a five minute walk to
Grand Central Station. The hotel also features
the Barking Dog Café, a reasonably priced,
comfortable restaurant that serves breakfast,
lunch and dinner. If the weather is warm, you
can even dine outdoors on the patio.
Bus leaves BCC at 8 a.m. Saturday morning and return leaves the hotel 7 p.m. Sunday
evening. Fee includes round trip transportation, room, and porterage fees for one bag
per person. Register early – this trip sold out
quickly last fall! REGISTRATION DEADLINE: SEPTEMBER 16. Register now - we
only have a few rooms left!
*Reservations accepted in pairs only; two
people per room. Price is per person.
Register for any course using VISA or MasterCard — call 607 778-5012
Check out our website — www.sunybroome.edu/ce
Continuing Education
Refund Policy
Because Continuing Education classes are
self-supporting, we count on registration fees
to pay the salaries of our instructors, as well
as for supplies and equipment. Accordingly,
we will be happy to issue a full refund up to
five business days prior to the starting date of
the class or before the advertised registration
deadline. These requests can be made directly
to Continuing Education, 778-5012.
Check Policy
Please note that BCC will charge $25 for any
returned check.
Cancellations
If the College cancels any course for any
reason, those pre-registered for that course
will be notified by telephone (provided that
the College has been given a daytime phone
number), and payments will be refunded by
check. BCC reserves the right to substitute
instructors, adjust pricing, and/or reschedule
classrooms, if necessary. In the event of severe
weather conditions or emergencies, it may be
necessary to cancel or reschedule particular
course sessions.
Announcements of emergency cancellations will be made on all area radio stations.
Registrations
You are urged to register as soon as possible
for any course you wish to take. Each course
requires a minimum number of registrants
before it can run. As a general rule, a final
decision whether to run a course or cancel it
is made one week in advance of the scheduled
starting date.
BCC does not advocate any particular point
of view presented in the courses offered in this
catalog.
Many of BCC’s Continuing Education courses
are held at company sites; call 778-5054 for
additional information.
BCC requests that before you participate in
any activity requiring physical exertion, you
consult with a physician.
Please refer to IRS Publication 970 or your
tax advisor to determine eligibility for Hope,
Lifetime Learning, and/or Student Loan
Interest Education Credits on your own or
your family’s tax return.
BCC Interim President:
Dr. Daniel T. Hayes
Board of Trustees
Robert Moppert, Chair
George Akel
Timothy Grippen
Angelo Mastrangelo
Joyce Majewski
James Orband
Marc Newman
Nicholas Serafini
Student Trustee
Sponsored by Broome County
County Executive – Barbara Fiala
Broome County Legislature
Suzann W. Buchta
Jerry F. Marinich
Timothy P. Cleary
Richard A.Matarese
Marchie Diffendorf
Suzanne G. Messina
Jason T. Garnar
Donald T. Moran
Stephen D. Herz
Mario M. Nirchi
Wayne L. Howard
Matthew J. Pasquale
John F. Hutchings
Daniel D. Reynolds
Ronald J. Keibel
Joseph S. Sanfilippo
Barry Klipsch
Mark R. Whalen
Gene E. LaBare
BCC Continuing Education
The programs and courses advertised in this
catalog are all non-credit offerings supervised
by the College’s Continuing Education office.
While the instructional staff includes many
teachers from the regular degree program,
the courses are not supervised by the BCC
academic departments and are not transferable for academic credit. These non-credit
programs are self-sufficient and are not subsidized by tax dollars.
Julia Peacock
Interim Vice President, Academic Affairs
Debra A. Morello
Dean, Continuing Education
Dir. Workforce Development . Janet M. Hertzog
Staff Associate to the Dean.....Laura St. George
Staff Assistant ...................... Colleen Culverwell
DDP Director .............................. James Sheerin
Office Staff:
Robin Alise, Mary Litchko, Bridget Martin,
Donna FitzPatrick
Broome Community College does not discriminate
on the basis of race, sex, color, religion, age, national
origin, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or
status as a disabled veteran or veteran of the Vietnam
era in the recruitment or education of students; the
recruitment and employment of faculty and staff; or
the operation of any of its programs or activities. Where
relevant, state and federal laws apply.
Register for any course using VISA or MasterCard — call 607 778-5012
Preregistration is required for ALL courses
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Parking at BCC
Everyone registering for a Continuing Education class is mailed a confirmation letter and
a parking permit that MUST be displayed
whenever you are on campus. If you require
handicapped parking access, please call 7785012.
If you register for a class too late for a permit
to be mailed to you, stop at the Continuing Education office to pick one up before
parking for your class. The office is located
in Room 115 of the Wales Administration
Building.
Parking Evenings, Weekends
BCC has an open parking policy after 5 p.m.
and on weekends. However, the following general parking regulations are always in effect:
• No parking is allowed on grass, roadways, or
parking lot perimeters.
• No parking without a special BCC permit is
allowed in handicapped zones.
• No parking is allowed in Lot 17, which is
reserved at all times for staff.
Please know that violators of these regulations will be ticketed and fined.
Although there are small lots immediately
adjacent to campus buildings, these lots are
often full by 5:30 p.m. Continuing Education
recommends using the main campus parking
lot (Lot 1), which is just minutes away from all
buildings. The South Entrance to the campus
leads most quickly to Lot 1. From that lot
there are four pathways to various sections of
campus (see map).
Parking Weekdays
If your class is scheduled during weekdays,
when credit courses are in session, please use
your Parking Permit for any student lot (see
map). Parking in other areas will result in a
ticket and a fine.
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AT .... Applied Technology Building
(Conference Center)
AX .... Art and Music Annex
B ...... Business Building
BC.... B.C. Center (child care)
CS .... Campus Services Building
Bookstore
D ...... Decker Health Science Center
F ...... 901 Front St.
IC..... Ice Center
L ...... Learning Resources Center/Library
M ..... Mechanical Building
S ...... Science Building
SC .... Student Center Complex
Quad Entrance:
Theater, Food Court, Dining Room,
Campus Shop
Gymnasium Entrance:
West Gym, Dance and Fitness Rooms
SS .... Student Services Building
T ...... Titchener Hall
W ..... Darwin R. Wales
Administration Building
Continuing Education Office:
Room 115
Register for any course using VISA or MasterCard — call 607 778-5012
Check out our website — www.sunybroome.edu/ce