Division Of Continuing Education - Gloucester County College

Winter 2008 

Division of 

Continuing 

Education 

856-415-2217 • https://conted.gccnj.edu 

Non-Credit Courses for Professional Development and Personal Growth

Letter from the Dean: 

As you approach the holidays, do you feel nostalgic, joyful, overwhelmed? Maybe 

you feel like all of the above. I know I do — and when I feel this way, I look for 

something that will help me to focus and move forward. 

This semester in Continuing Education, we have courses that will enhance your 

holiday spirit. We also have courses that can help set you on the pathway to a 

new-and-improved you. We are also very conscious of the fact that this is a time 

when you may need to improve your on-the-job skills or acquire new skills for 

a new position. Our catalog has all this and more. 

Here are some highlights in this catalog that I would like you to consider: 

• Holiday and Seasonal Focus – Holiday Floral Design, Soup 101 – Quick and 

Easy Soup, Introduction to Holiday Wines, Creating a New You: Weight Loss 

and Better Health through Hypnosis After the Holidays 

• Free and Grant Funded Courses – The Anatomy of the Horse and Rider, Front 

Line Food Safety, Food Processing Orientation, Word I and II & Excel I and II 

• Career Preparation & Professional Development – Certified Home Health Aide 

• Computer Training – Digital Photography Certificate Program, Microsoft Office 

Specialist 

As always, our goal is to help you to achieve your goals: therefore, if you don’t 

see what you are looking for here, please let me know — pclaghorn@gccnj.edu 

or 856-468-5000, Ext. 5504. 

See you on campus, 

Patricia Claghorn 

Patricia Claghorn, Dean of Continuing Education

5–12 

Career Training 

17–19 

Computer Training 

Winter 2008 Calendar 

Gloucester County College 

Division of Continuing Education 

13–16 

Professional Development 

28–30 

Kids, Tweens & Teens 

Monday, Dec. 1 Start of Classes 

Wednesday, Dec. 24 through Holiday Break 

Friday, Jan. 2 College Closed 

Monday, Jan. 19 Martin Luther King Day, 

College Closed 

Call us at 856-415-2217 or 415-2218 for information 

Information in this Courier is accurate as of date of publication 

in October 2008 and is subject to change. 

TABLE OF 

CONTENTS 

PROGRAMS: 

Adult Education Programs...........31–33 

ABE/GED/ESL Program, GED Testing 

Career Training...............................5–12 

CNA Classes, Sports Nutrition 

Certification, CPR Classes, 

Allied Health Programs 

Community Service Corps ..................36 

Computer Training ......................17–19 

Career Enrichment Certification 

Program (MOS), Individual Courses, 

Computer Hobbies 

Free and Grant-Funded Training......2–4 

Health & Wellness...............................27 

Home & Garden ..................................24 

Kids, Tweens & Teens....................28–30 

Preparing for College Success 

Online Classes...............................20–21 

People in Transition......................34–35 

Personal Growth ...........................25–26 

Self Improvement 

Professional Development............13–16 

Substitute Teacher Training 

Public Safety & Security .....................23 

Gloucester County Fire Academy 

OSHA Training 

Small Business Development..............22 

CAMPUS MAP.......................................39 

DIRECTIONS...................................37–38 

PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION (BUS) ...38 

REGISTRATION FORM .......................41 

REGISTRATION INFO .........................40 

Room assignments will be available 

at the Security Desk in 

the College Center Building 

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FREE AND GRANT-FUNDED TRAINING 

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NEW! 

Equine SScience 

Gloucester County College is pleased to 

offer its first Equine Science courses at the 

Gloucester County Dream Park. 

The Anatomy of Horse 

and Rider 

This course will explore the anatomy of both 

horse and rider in movement independently 

and their influence on each other during 

riding. This should help explain the anatomical 

reasons for why some common riding 

instructions are given. The structures of the 

horse, its biomechanics and how this influences 

the horse’s way of going will be 

discussed. The anatomy of the rider and its 

relationship to the equitation and 

positioning of the rider and ultimate effect 

on the horse will be explored. This course is 

designed for all levels of rider and all riding 

disciplines. 

Cost: $25 (special introductory price) 

EQI-100-01 

Saturday, 1 class 

November 8, 9:00 am – Noon 

Location: Dream Park, Equine Center 

Instructor: Emily Allen 

Introduction to 

Understanding Horses 

In this introduction to understanding horses 

the essentials of herd dynamics will be 

explored. Herd activities will be contrasted 

with flock and pack behavior. The natural 

state of the mare and where “un-natural” 

geldings fit into herds in addition to the 

dynamics of lead, dominant and passive 

horses in the herd, their role and why they 

are all essential to a thriving herd will be 

discussed. 

Cost: $25 (special introductory price) 

EQI-101-01 


December 13, 9:00 am – Noon 

Location: Dream Park, Equine Center 

Instructor: In the Company of Horses, LLC 

FREE Computer Skills Training for 

Area Business Employees 

Presented by 

Gloucester County College Business & Industry Training Center 

In cooperation with NJCCC, NJBIA, and the NJ Department of Labor and Workforce Development 

through a $1.33 million dollar grant, Gloucester County College’s Business & Industry Training 

Center is offering the following courses at no cost to employees in our region: 

For more information on eligibility or to register, contact: 

Allen Magid at 856-384-8511 or email him at amagid@gccnj.edu 

Wendy Vendable at 856-384-8511 or email her at wvenable@gccnj.edu 

You may also register for these classes online by logging on to: 

https://conted.gccnj.edu 

MS Word I 

CPT-801-BM 

Monday 

Nov. 10 & Jan. 12 

8:00 am – 5:00 pm 

MS Word II 

CPT-804-BM 

Monday 

Nov. 17 & Jan. 19 

8:00 am – 5:00 pm 

To Register online: https://conted.gccnj.edu 

MS Excel I 

CPT-802-BW 

Wednesday 

Nov. 19 & Jan. 21 

8:00 am – 5:00 pm 

MS Excel II 

CPT-803-BW 

Wednesday 

Nov. 25 & Jan. 21 

8:00 am – 5:00 pm

Foodd SScience 

Gloucester County 

College is pleased 

to continue offering 

training to employees 

of businesses in the 

Food Production 

Industry. All of our 

coursework is offered 

at a reduced rate, thanks to funding by 

the US Department of Labor, Community- 

Based Job Training Grant. This FITS (Food 

Industry Training & Science) grant allows 

us to provide the food industry with 

quality training programs and skills 

enhancement. 

The courses indicated below will be 

held at Gloucester County College’s Fire 

Academy located in Clarksboro, NJ. 

Complete directions to the Fire Academy 

are available on our Web site: 

www.gccnj.edu. Don’t delay, space is limited 

— sign up today! 

Registration is available online at 

https://conted.gccnj.edu — just click on 

the FITS Grant logo! 

For more information on these 

programs, contact Mary Coombs or 

Tracy Keen at 856-468-5000, Ext. 5516. 

NEW! 

Front Line Food 

Safety 

Who should participate? Anyone handling 

food in the food processing industry — from 

front line workers to supervisors needing a 

refresher should attend. Also, vendors and 

temps who enter the food production floor 

will benefit from this excellent seminar. 

This 3-hr. seminar covers the basic 

elements of food safety as applied to front 

line food handlers. Topics include personal 

hygiene and sanitation, bacteria and 

microorganisms, cross contamination, food 

borne illness, and allergens. Also, principles 

of HACCP and auditing will be introduced. 

Cost: $15 

FFS-100-01 

Tuesday, February 10, 2009 

9:00 AM to 12:00 

Location: Fire Training Academy 

Instructor: Staff 

NEW! 

Food Processing 

Orientation – 6 hours 

Who Should Participate? Individuals new to 

the food processing or production industries 

or those needing a refresher in all aspects of 

plant production. 

This program introduces participants to 

the regulatory requirements, safety practices, 

and production monitoring of the food 

processing industry. Participants will gain a 

better understanding of the food manufacturing 

environment, how they are an integral 

part of the business, and how their role is vital 

to the company and their own livelihood. 

The course provides an overview of 

10 major topics as follows: 

1. Environmental Awareness 

2. Good Manufacturing Practices (GMP) 

3. Food Safety — Sanitation 

4. HACCP 

5. Awareness of Allergens 

6. Ingredient Yield 

7. Impact of Defects & Downtown 

8. Problem Solving 

9. Manufacturing Costs 

10. Measurement/Calibration 

Cost: $50 

FPO-100-01 

Tuesdays, February 17 & 24, 2009 

9:00 am to 12:00 each day 


Instructor: Donna Schaffner 

NEW! 

Traceability and 

Record Keeping for the 

Food Processing Plant 

Who should participate? Anyone involved 

in Quality Control or Quality Assurance, as 

well as other positions in Food Production. 

This session covers records needed for 

conducting day-to-day business in the Food 

Processing Plant and “How to Pass an Audit.” 

Suggestions will be offered to help make 

record keeping easier, and improve the traceability 

of your product from an incoming 

ingredient to finished product. Examples 

will also be given of what NOT to do and 

how to avoid common mistakes. 

Attend this session for higher audit 

scores! Because traceability depends on good 

record keeping throughout your facility, this 

lecture could benefit anyone in a Quality 

Control/Quality Assurance Department as 

well as any other lead or management 

position in production, warehousing or 

shipping/receiving areas. 

Cost: $15 

TRK-100-01 

Tuesday, March 10, 2009 – 9:00 to 11:00 am 


Instructor: Donna Schaffner 

To Register by phone: 856-468-5000, Ext. 5516 


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BACK BY 

POPULAR DEMAND! 

ServSafe © — Food 

Safety Managed Training 

Who Should Participate? Individuals 

working in any type of food service business. 

This two-day training session, offered 

in partnership with the Gloucester County 

Health Department, prepares participants 

to take the official ServSafe © certification 

exam, which is offered at the end of the 

training. The ServSafe Program was 

developed by restaurant and foodservice 

experts for food safety professionals. It sets 

the standard with comprehensive food 

safety training and an accredited certification 

examination. The exam is provided at the 

end of the second session. To participate in 

this exam, individuals must enroll in the 

course. The participant’s cost of $70 includes 

the two-day training and exam. 

Cost: $70 

SST-100-07 

Monday, 2 classes, 16 Hours 

January 5 & 12, 8:30 am – 5:00 pm 


SST-100-08 

Thursday, 2 classes, 16 Hours 

February 12 & 19, 8:30 am – 5:00 pm 


SST-100-09 


March 12 & 19, 8:30 am – 5:00 pm 


SST-100-10 


April 9 & 16, 8:30 am – 5:00 pm 


For a limited time only, a portion 

of the cost of this training is being 

covered through funding received 

from the United States Department 

of Labor, Community-Based Job 

Training Grant Program. 

Improve your bottom line with Customized 

Training @GCC 

GCC provides business and industry training services to enhance the skills 

of your workforce. We will design each course or program to your 

specifications. Our staff is dedicated to providing quality customized 

training services to assist with meeting your organization’s needs. 

GCC will meet your organization’s needs through: 

• Assessment of the skills of your workforce 

• Custom training programs and classes 

• Consulting services 

• Training for both classroom and online settings 

Our services can be provided at your site or at one of our convenient locations. 

For more information about our services or for a customized program, contact Allen Magid, 

Sales Manager, at 856-468-5000, Ext. 5503 or amagid@gccnj.edu. 

To Register online: https://conted.gccnj.edu

Notary PPublic TTraining 

Notary Public Education and Training 

There is a growing need for Notaries Public in many professions, including financial, real 

estate, business and legal professions. This class will educate you on how to become a valuable 

employee and how to better protect your employer’s business. You will be given detailed 

instructions on how to obtain your notary commission for the State of New Jersey. 

Additionally, you will acquire skills and tools to complete your state assigned job duties as 

described by the New Jersey Department of Revenue. Completion of this course will give 

any notary (new or renewing) the ability to perform all notary duties with less liability and 

more confidence! 

You will learn the answer to these questions: 

• What can a New Jersey Notary do? 

• What should a New Jersey Notary do? 

• What is my liability as a New Jersey Notary? 

• What is my employer’s liability as a New Jersey Notary? 

• How can I earn money as a New Jersey Notary? 

Cost: $75 (includes all course material, certificate of completion, and one-year 

membership with the New Jersey Notary Association) 

NPE-100-01 

Wednesday, 1 class 

February 18, 6:00 – 10:00 pm 

Location: Gloucester County College 

Wastewater 

Management 

Industrial Wastewater 

Treatment Plant Operations 

(90 Hours) 

The NJDEP mandates that anyone applying 

for an industrial wastewater treatment 

system license complete an approved 

industrial wastewater management course 

prior to taking the examination. Topics 

include introduction to monitoring, 

treatment processes, maintenance and safety, 

and nitrogen and phosphorus removal. 

Upon successful completion of this course, 

you will be eligible to take the “N” category 

license exam (designated for industrial or 

process wastewater systems.) Earn 4.5 CEUs. 

Cost: $899 ($10 registration fee, 

$709 tuition, $180 materials) 

WTS-305-01 

Wednesday, 26 classes 

January 7 – July 1, 2009 

6:30 – 10:00 pm 

Location: BIT Center, West Deptford 

Instructor: Joe White 

Forklift Operator Training 

Gloucester County College, in partnership 

with Smith and Solomon, is pleased to offer 

Forklift Operator Training that is OSHA 

compliant (1910.178) with the goal of 

training individuals to properly and safely 

operate a lift truck. Upon completion, 

you will be evaluated on three pieces of 

equipment and if successful, will be certified 

for three years. The components of the 

program are as follows: 

• 4 hours of classroom instruction 

• 4 hours of hands-on operation of: 

- Sit-down counterbalanced truck 

- Stand-on narrow aisle picker 

- Motorized hand truck 

• Operation in both closed and open 

environments 

Successful students will receive a 

Certificate of Completion. 

Cost: $200 per individual 

FOT-100-01 

Friday, December 12, 8:00 am – 4:30 pm 

FOT-100-02 

Friday, January 16, 8:00 am – 4:30 pm 

FOT-100-03 

Friday, February 20, 8:00 am – 4:30 pm 

Location: 

721 Cuthbert Rd. 

Cherry Hill, NJ 08002-3417 

856-661-0400 

CAREER TRAINING 

To Register by phone: 856-415-2217 5


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Gloucester CCounty 

College aandd WWeichhert 

Real EEstate SSchhool 

Begin your career in Real Estate today!! 

This is the first step to beginning your 

exciting and lucrative career in real estate! 

This non-credit course takes students 

through the principles of real estate and 

includes the study of property interests, 

contracts, financing titles, deeds and 

closing, appraising leases, federal laws, NJ 

statutes and NJ Real Estate Commission 

rules and regulations. This course is 

designed to prepare students to sit for the 

NJ Real Estate Salesperson Examination. 

Daytime Options: (choose from 2) 

2-week sessions 

Session 1: 

REA-100-01 

January 26 – February 6 

Monday–Friday; 9:00 am - 4:30 pm 

Session 2: 

REA-100-02 

March 2 – 13 

Monday–Friday; 9:00 am - 4:30 pm 

Evening Option: 

REA-100-E1 

Monday/Wednesday; 6:30 - 10:15pm 

10 weeks 

January 5 – March 16 

Instructors Wanted 

The Division of Continuing Education needs qualified instructors, 

especially in the areas of management training, 

language, and computer software. Experts in 

other proficiencies are always welcome to 

apply. Prerequisites include knowledge of 

your subject and the ability to teach. 

If you are interested, 

please send your resume to: 



1400 Tanyard Road 

Sewell, NJ 08080 

Total Cost: $349 ($10 registration fee, 

$315 tuition, $24 additional fees) 

Location: BIT Center, West Deptford, NJ 

This course is not eligible for a tuition waiver 

(Unemployment, National Guard, Senior Citizen 

discount, College employees, etc.) 

New Jersey Licensing: An applicant for a NJ real 

estate salesperson’s license must be at least 18 years 

old and have a high school diploma or GED. A 

student must pass the 75-hour course, pass the state 

exam ($60), and have a NJ broker sponsor his/her 

license. The NJ Real Estate Commission will conduct 

a criminal background check on all Agent candidates. 

Payment in full is required at the time of registration. 

Fee includes textbook, registration and class. 

Refunds will be issued only if the class is canceled 

or if the student opts to drop the class before the 

date that the class is scheduled to begin. 

*Important Note: For questions regarding New Jersey 

Real Estate Licensure, please call the Weichert Real 

Estate School directly at 800-544-3000 or go to 

www.schoolsofrealestate.com 


Commercial 

Truckk DDriving 

The Gloucester County College Commercial 

Driving School is a partnership between 

Gloucester County College and Bradway 

Truck Driving School, Inc. Students will 

prepare to pass the NJ DMV required 

written and road tests necessary to obtain 

the CDL-A license. In addition to work in 

the classroom, you will take short trips 

which involve picking up and delivering 

loads to customers and pulling loads with 

full capacity weights. Driving is done in 

conditions from metropolitan areas to 

open territory and rolling hills. 

Prerequisites: A desire to embark on a 

challenging and rewarding career change 

• Minimum age of 21 years old 

• Possess a valid automobile license with 

an acceptable license abstract 

• Pass D.O.T. physical and drug test 

• Must be able to read, write and comprehend 

English 

UNEMPLOYED? 

THIS COURSE QUALIFIES FOR STATE 

TRAINING GRANTS 

Hours: 170 

Training: Students will train at a seven-acre 

trucking terminal and then in the final 

weeks on the road. The practice area is in an 

isolated, low traffic area to make for a 

comfortable learning environment, while 

students are negotiating basic maneuvers 

during the early weeks. School trucks are not 

limited to this area only, especially after the 

first weeks when they move to the road 

course. A simulated road course allows 

students to become familiar with the trucks 

they will be driving before they hit the 

highway. This involves shifting up and down 

through the gears, as well as maneuvering 

a 48–53 foot trailer around corners and 

between other vehicles. As you drive through 

the course, you are accompanied by an 

instructor who provides encouragement not 

only on driving techniques, but also defensive 

driving procedures. After you have 

become proficient with basic backing skills, 

you can then move to more sophisticated 

maneuvers in the yard involving other 

vehicles and trailers found at customer 

locations. Normal traffic associated with the 

truck terminal adds to the learning experience 

as students practice doing what truckers 

do many times a day. 17 CEUs 

Total Cost: $3,995 ($10 registration fee, 

$1,615 tuition, $2,370 lab fee and 

materials) 

CDL-100-01 

Monday through Friday, 4 weeks 

7:30 am – 5:00 pm 

Start date: December 22, 2008 

CDL-100-02 


7:30 am – 5:00 pm 

Start date: January 19, 2009 

CDL-100-03 


7:30 am – 5:00 pm 

Start date: February 16, 2009 

Location: Bradway Trucking – Vineland, NJ 




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AAlliedd HHealthh PPrograms 

Gloucester County College is pleased to announce its partnership with 

Bayada Nurses to provide Home Health Aide certification programs. 

According to the New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce 

Development, the Health-Care Industry is one of the top-ten job generators. 

Certified Home Health Aide for CNA Professionals 

Are you currently a CNA looking to expand your employment opportunities in the Health 

Care Industry? Enroll in the three-day training course which will lead to a certification as a 

Home Health Aide in New Jersey. As a Certified Nursing Assistant, you would just need to 

successfully complete the Homecare/Hospice Module which is taught by a New Jersey Board 

of Nursing approved RN instructor. Completion of the course includes an application to the 

board for Certification. Dual certification as a CNA and Home Health Aide will provide you 

with opportunities to work in both health care facilities and private homes. You must 

complete the Bayada application before registering. 

Cost: $150 ($10 registration, $90 tuition, 

$50 materials) 

CHN-100-01 

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, January 27, 28, 29, 

9:00 am – 3:30 pm 


CHN-100-02 

Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, February 17, 18, 19, 

9:00 am – 3:30 pm 


Certified Home Health Aide 

Through a partnership with Bayada Nurses, Gloucester County College is offering this 

New Jersey Board of Nursing approved certification course. This comprehensive course 

provides a foundation for understanding in home health and personal care. You will participate 

in hands-on lab practice, complete the New Jersey 

Certified Home Health Aide application, and 

demonstrate skills during the 16 hours of clinical 

training. This course prepares you to take the New 

Jersey Certified Home Health Aide Examination. 

Cost: $300 ($10 registration, $190 tuition, 

$100 materials fee) 

CHH-100-01 

Monday through Friday, 15 sessions 

January 5 – 23, 9:00 am – 3:30 pm 

Location: Shady Lane Nursing Home, Clarksboro 

Medical Office Assistant 

This course is designed for the student interested in medical office assistant as a career. The 

90-hour class will incorporate the skills needed for the Medical Office Assistant, Venipuncture 

and EKG. Course content will include: terminology, medical asepsis, sterilization and disinfection, 

vital signs, the physical exam, local application of heat and cold, minor office surgery, 

and instrumentation. 

Cost: $899 ($10 registration fee, $659.50 tuition, $229.50 lab fee and materials) 

MVE-100-01 

Tuesday, 18 weeks 

January 27 – May 26, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm 

Location: Gloucester County College, College Center, Room 200 

MVE-100-02 

Thursday, 18 weeks 

February 12 – June 18 (no class on April 9), 9:00am - 3:00pm 

Location: Gloucester County College, College Center, Room 200 

Instructor: Arnold Rosen 


Certified Nurse Assistant 

(CNA) 

Prerequisite: High School diploma or GED, 

background check, fingerprinting and proof 

of the following immunizations: Mantoux 

(PPD2-step process). 

Nurse assistants are in demand and serve 

as healthcare workers in a variety of settings, 

such as hospitals, home care, nursing homes, 

or assisted living facilities. Nurse assistants 

aid in the physical, psychosocial, social, and 

spiritual needs of clients. Students will learn 

basic care skills, vital signs monitoring, 

infection control, transferring and feeding 

of clients, communications skills, body 

mechanics, bed making, Heimlich maneuver, 

restorative care, and care of the dying client. 

This state-approved program includes 

50 hours of classroom content with 40 hours 

of clinical practicum and prepares students 

to take the licensing examination. 


$739 tuition, $50 materials, $250 lab fee) 

State Testing Fee $76 — money order 

made payable to Promissor is NOT 

included in the course fee 

CNA-100-01 

Monday through Friday: 5 weeks, day session 

January 26 - February 27Classroom time: 9:00 am - 

2:30 pm 

Clinical time: 8:00 am - 2:30 pm 

Location: Shady Lane Nursing Home, Clarksboro 

Mandatory Orientation: Friday, January 9, 10 - 11 am 

Location: GCC, College Center Room 200 

Instructor: Anna Blushtein, RN 

EKG 

This course will give the student the ability 

to perform EKGs in the hospital or the 

doctor’s office. Students will learn: the 

difference between normal and abnormal 

dysrhythmias; the cardiac conduction 

system; and the procedure for conducting 

the EKG analysis, including patient 

preparation. 


$162 tuition, $69 materials, $58 lab fee) 

EKG-100-01 

Wednesday, 5 weeks, 25 hours 

January 7 – February 4, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm 

Location: Gloucester County College, CC, Room 200 


Introduction to Phlebotomy 

Satisfactory completion of this course 

prepares the student for an entry level 

position in the field of phlebotomy 

(collecting blood specimens.) Students will 

learn OSHA regulations, safety measures, 

and capillary and venipuncture techniques. 

Appropriate professional communication 

techniques and proper handling and 

transportation of specimens will be 

emphasized. Course components include 

lecture, lab practice and hands-on skills. 

Satisfactory completion of this course will 

require students to pass a written exam 

and to successfully demonstrate their skills. 

NOTE: This class does not provide a 

clinical component at this time. 

Cost: $299 ($10 registration fee, $200 

tuition, $25.95 materials, $63.05 lab fee) 

IVP-100-01 


February 18 - March 18, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm 

Location: Gloucester County College, Room 200 


Online HHealthh CCare 

Professional CCourse 

See page 20 for instructions on how 

to log on to ed2go.com/gccnjlll 

Certificate in Gerontology 

The Certificate in Gerontology is designed 

to enhance the knowledge and skills of 

individuals who work with older adults by 

providing an educational experience that is 

multidisciplinary in nature. The Certificate 

of Gerontology consists of a total of eight 

courses: four core courses and four elective 

courses. Accreditation: ALLEGRA Learning 

Solutions, LLC is accredited as a provider 

of continuing education in nursing by the 

American Nurses Credentialing Center’s 

Commission on Accreditation. 

Cost: $189 

Start dates for each class section will be: 

Section 12 – December 10 

Section 01 – January 21 

Section 02 – February 18 




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Sports NNutrition aandd 

Personal FFitness 

Primary Aerobics 

Teaching aerobics is one of the best jobs in 

the world! After all, you’re getting paid to 

stay in shape and help others reach their 

fitness goals. Valid for 8 AAAI/ISMA CECs. 

You will learn: aerobic class structure and 

design, anatomy and physiology, injury 

prevention and identification, aerobic 

workout. (Learn warm-up, hi/low combos, 

floor routines and cool downs, emergency 

procedures, cardiovascular physiology.) 

Cost: $99 (Students must call 609-397-2139 

to order the recommended study guide, 

“Studies in Exercise.” The cost is 

approximately $20 plus $8 S&H) 

AER-100-01 


December 13, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm 


Instructor: Tracey Klehr, AAAI/ISMA staff 

Register Early, 

classes fill up 

quickly! 

To register log onto 


Become American Aerobic Association 

International/International Sports Medicine 

Association (AAAI/ISMA) certified and earn 

the credentials to start or to enhance your 

job opportunities in the expanding fitness 

and health industry. Your AAAI/ISMA 

certification is valid in every state and is 

internationally renowned as the top 

certification credential. AAAI/ISMA has 

over 85,000 members worldwide. 

Sports Nutrition Consultant 

Certification 

Learn in-depth principles of nutrition. Assist 

clients with specific dietary and nutrition 

needs! This 8-hour program includes: 

nutrition to meet your own goals and how to 

help your clients achieve their goals, nutrition 

and energetics, nutrition and athletic performance, 

designing diets, special techniques: 

carb loading, sport specific nutrition, 

nutrition and ergogenic aids/anabolic 

steroids, and body composition testing. 

Certification test will be included during 

the course. 

Cost: $99 (Students must purchase the text by 

calling 484-494-4019; $25.95 plus Shipping & 

Handling.) 

SNC-100-01 


December 6, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm 


SNC-100-02 


January 17, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm 


Instructor: Joe Cannon, MS, CSCS, NSCA-CPT, 

AAAI/ISMA Staff 

Personal Fitness Trainer 

Certification I 

Become a trainer. Learn the principles of 

cardiovascular fitness, weight training and 

nutrition. This 8-hour program includes: 

principles of strength conditioning, principles 

of aerobic conditioning, fitness testing, 

and body composition, prevention and 

identification of injuries, designing fitness 

programs for clients includes free weights, 

resistance training, and cardiac conditioning, 

marketing, motivation, problem solving, 

and career enhancement. 

Certification test will be included during 

the course. 



Handling.) 

PFT-100-01 


December 13, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm 



PFT-100-02 


January 10, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm 


PFT-100-03 


January 24, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm 


PFT-100-04 


February 14, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm 


PFT-100-05 


February 28, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm 




Advanced Personal Training 

(Phase II) 

The Phase II Personal Training Certification is 

designed to enhance and expand your personal 

training knowledge and credentials by helping 

you deal effectively with those who have 

various disease states and syndromes including: 

• Hypertension 

• Osteoporosis 

• Fibromyalgia 

Accepted exercise guidelines will be presented 

for the various syndromes as well as tips on how 

to best deal with those who have special needs. 

Phase I Personal Training is not a pre-requisite 

for taking the Phase II Certification. Certification 

test will be included during the course. 



Handling.) 

PFT-101-01 


January 31, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm 




Personal TTraining 

Specializedd CCourses 

NEW! 

Pilates Phase II 

Learn to teach an advanced Pilates class and 

add to your fitness credentials. Pilates is the 

most popular exercise class at the major health 

and fitness clubs. Get paid to stay in shape. 

You will review MAT Pilates exercises, modifications 

with balls and bands, intermediate and 

advanced MAT exercises, sequencing and 

counterposing, intro to floor-barre exercise. 



“Pilates Body by Brooke Siler”, $20 plus 

$8 shipping and handling.) 

MAT-101-01 


January 24, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm 


Instructor: Anne Wilkinson, M.Ed., Sports 

Management, AAAI/ISMA Staff 

NEW! 

Kids and Teens 

Fitness 

Expand into a new career in fitness helping 

teens and kids achieve their fitness goals. 

This is an exciting up and coming field. 



“Kids and Teens Supplement,” $15 plus 

$8 shipping and handing.) 

KID-100-01 


February 21, 8:30 am – 4:30 pm 


Instructor: Anne Wilkinson, M.Ed., Sports 

Management, AAAI/ISMA Staff 




12 

CPR CClasses 

CPR and Renewal (BLS) 

Classes for the Healthcare 

Provider 

CPR/AED for the Healthcare Provider 

This class will be more intense than the 

CPR class for the layperson. This course 

is designed for medical personnel such as 

nursing students, doctors, nurses, dentists, 

dental assistants, physical therapists, and 

other health care providers. Students will 

review the signs and symptoms of heart 

attack and stroke and basic anatomy of the 

cardiopulmonary structures. Students will 

receive hands-on practice in infant, child 

and adult CPR and first aid for obstructed 

airways. This course will also cover Ambu 

bag, two-rescuer CPR and Automated 

External Defibrillation (AED). This 

certificate will be good for two years. 

Maximum — 8 students 

Cost: $89 ($10 registration fee, $45 tuition, 

$22 lab fee, $12 materials) 

HST-101-01 

Saturday, January 17, 9:00 am – 2:00 pm 


HST-101-02 

Saturday, February 7, 9:00 am – 2:00 pm 


HST-101-03 



Instructor: Bob Diaz 

Renewal CPR (BLS) 

(This class is for the Healthcare Provider) 

This class is designed for those students who 

have a current unexpired BLS certification 

card. Recertification will require successful 

demonstration of CPR in the adult, child 

and infant, including AED technique. Also, 

students will be required to relieve foreign 

body airway obstruction on the responsive 

and unresponsive victim. 


$15 lab fee and materials, pocket mask 

barrier device) 

HST-201-01 



Instructor: Bob Diaz 

First Aid/CPR 

(American Red Cross) 

This course will include adult, child, and 

infant CPR, obstructed airways (conscious 

and unconscious), safety and preventive 

measures (1-year certification card), first aid 

— control bleeding, treat for shock, seizures, 

eye injuries, burns, stroke, and more (3-year 

certification card). Price for course includes 

the book and certification cards. 


$28 lab fee and materials) 

HST-140-01 



Instructor: Maryann Murphy 

EMT-B Training 

The Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) 

course is an intensive four-month program 

that utilizes a series of lectures given by 

physicians, nurses and other allied health 

professionals. These lectures are followed 

by skill development and evaluation sessions. 

This sequence introduces new material, 

reinforces pre-existing knowledge and 

improves teamwork essential to the 

successful management of life-threatening 

emergencies. All students must be at least 

16 years of age in order to enroll in class. 

Students need to be certified in CPR to the 

“Healthcare Provider Standards” of the 

American Heart Association, prior to the 

start of the course. 

Cost: Basic $550 (includes textbook, all 

printed course materials & instruction) 

HST-130-01 

Monday and Thursday, January 5 - May 11, 

7:00 – 10:00 pm 

Plus 2 weekend classes, February 28 & April 18, 

8:00 am – 4:30 pm 

Location: Gloucester County College, Room IC 430 

Instructor: Underwood Paramedics Staff 


Substitute TTeachher 

Training SSeminar 

Who should enroll? 

Gloucester County College will be offering a 

16-hour training seminar to prepare substitute 

teachers as well as to offer a refresher in-service 

program for substitute teachers currently employed 

by local school districts. This is a good course for 

anyone considering a career in education as a 

teacher, administrator, or paraprofessional. 

What are the requirements 

to qualify as a substitute 

teacher? 

• A minimum of 60 regionally-accredited 

college credits 

• A criminal history background check 

What does the Substitute 

Teacher Training Program 

cover? 

• Professionalism, in and out of the classroom 

• Instructional techniques 

• Management, logistical functions, classroom 

and behavior/management 

• Professional interactive relationships between 

the substitute and the classroom teacher, 

the teacher next door, the principal, parents, 

non-instructional staff 

• Substitute application and certification process 

• Overview of the certification process 

Why should I attend? 

• You will become part of a network of 

professional substitute teachers 

• You will learn classroom survival skills 

• You can arrange a schedule to fit your 

availability 

• You will complete the state-required 

paperwork as part of the training sessions 

• Earn $60–$100 per day 

Offered by Gloucester County College, in 

cooperation with the Gloucester County 

Chief School Administrators 

Seminar Dates 

Cost: $145 

SUB-100-01 

Monday, 5 classes 

January 5 – February 9 (no class Jan. 19) 

6:00 – 9:30 pm 


Instructor: Dr. Louis Giunta 

Skkills ffor tthhe NNew oor 

Renewing TTeachher 

NEW! 

Creating and 

Implementing an 

Orton-Gillingham Lesson 

Interested in writing and implementing an 

Orton-Gillingham lesson? This workshop 

will review all aspects of lesson planning for 

the child with dyslexia. Instructor will model 

all lesson components for participants. 



PRO- 325-01 


February 7, 9:00 am – 3:00 pm 


Instructor: Cheryl Tartaglione 

Dyslexia: Symptoms and 

Solutions 

This workshop will address common 

symptoms seen in dyslexics as well as 

program characteristics for optimal intervention. 

What does research say about the 

intervention strategies that best suits the 

needs of students with Dyslexia? 


$5 materials) 

PRO-303-01 


January 24, 9:00 am - Noon 


Instructor: Cheryl Tartaglione 

Summer Camp 


The Division of Continuing Education 

needs qualified camp instructors, 

especially in the areas of Science, 

Dance, and Technology. Experts in other 

proficiencies are always welcome to 

apply. Prerequisites include teacher’s 

certification, knowledge of your subject, 

and the ability to teach. 





1400 Tanyard Road, Sewell, NJ 08080 

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 



14 

Conflicts in the Classroom: 

“Defusing Power Struggles” 

Conflict is inevitable; but, combat is 

optional. In this workshop you will learn to 

proactively identify the causes of disruptive 

behavior and effective ways to defuse the 

situation and avoid “the drama.” The 

workshop will include specific phrases to 

use to take control of the situation and avoid 

power struggles with students. Emphasis 

will be placed on how to talk so kids will 

listen and listen so kids will talk. 



PRO-312-01 

Wednesday, February 18, 6:30 – 10:00 pm 



Religious Diversity 

in Our Schools 

Students are now coming to our schools 

from all over the world. They bring with 

them a rich diversity of cultural and religious 

differences. As educators, it is up to us to be 

aware of these differences so we can provide 

the best possible instruction. This workshop 

will present you with an overview of the 

world’s major religions. It will focus on the 

similarities and differences including: the 

history and development, the main tenants 

of their beliefs, scriptures and holy texts, 

significant holidays and traditions. No 

educator should walk into a diverse 

classroom without this information. 



PRO-313-01 

Monday, February 23, 6:30 – 10:00 pm 





quickly! 



Online PProfessional 

Development ffor 

Teachhers 

See page 20 for instructions on how 

to log on to ed2go.com/gccnjlll 

Enhancing Language 

Development in Childhood 

Follow your child’s lead and have fun while 

enhancing language development! In this 

fun and user-friendly course for parents, 

teachers, and caregivers, you will discover 

how children learn to process language 

and how they become proficient speakers 

and thinkers. This course will help you 

enrich your child’s life by stimulating his 

or her continued speech, brain, and 

language development in an enjoyable, 

age-appropriate, and natural way. 

Cost: $89 

December 10 – EN02212 

January 21 – EN02201 

February 18 – EN02202 

Instructor: Kt Paxton 

Guiding Kids on the Internet 

Surf the Web with your kids! This essential 

course for teachers, leaders, and parents will 

give you the confidence you need for helping 

children get the best from the Internet. 

Cost: $89 

December 10 – EE02012 

January 21 – EE022001 

February 18 – EE02002 

Instructor: Christine Gee and Katherine Emmons 

Understanding Adolescents 

To know your kids is to love them. In this 

course an experienced social worker will 

help you gain a deep understanding and 

appreciation of your adolescent’s development 

and behavior. You’ll uncover the secrets 

of the adolescent mind and gain valuable 

information on how they think, how they 

feel, how their identities develop, and what 

steps you can take to ensure that you are well 

prepared to meet the needs of the teens in 

your life. 

Cost: $89 




Instructor: Sonya Jodoin 


An Introduction to Teaching 

ESL/EFL — Online 

Would you like to increase your effectiveness 

as an English language teacher? Would you 

like to go beyond the well-known methods 

that often leave teachers frustrated with their 

one-size-fits-all approach? This course will 

take you on a fascinating exploration of what 

it means to be a teacher, how to understand 

who your students are and the needs they 

have, and how to choose the most appropriate 

materials and activities for your classroom. 

You’ll learn how you can choose and fine-tune 

the principles that exactly fit your teaching 

situation. During the next six weeks, we’ll 

rethink the traditional native vs. non-native 

speaker distinction, see why teaching English 

is so different from teaching other subjects, 

and explore innovative approaches like 

Communicative Language Teaching and the 

lexical approach. You’ll gain new insights and 

ideas for teaching vocabulary, grammar, 

listening, speaking, reading, and writing. 

You’ll also discover what some of your 

options are in designing fair and accurate 

tests. And you’ll learn how to keep learning 

and growing throughout your teaching career. 

Also, students who successfully complete this 

course will receive a TESOL Certificate of 

Completion. So join us on this journey of 

becoming a more reflective and effective 

English language teacher! 

Cost: $89 




Instructor: Dr. Tom Scovel 

Solving Classroom Discipline 

Problems 

Why do some teachers enjoy peaceful, 

orderly classrooms while other teachers face 

daily discipline battles? The answer is that 

many teachers have not been taught the 

secrets to solving discipline problems. This 

course reveals those secrets and presents a 

step-by-step approach to effective, positive 

classroom discipline. Teachers continually 

rate this course one of the most valuable 

they have ever taken. 

Cost: $89 




Instructor: James Thompson 

Survival Kit for New 

Teachers 

Are you a new teacher who feels anxious 

about entering your first classroom? 

Whether you’re already teaching, a newly 

credentialed graduate, or a substitute looking 

to transition to full-time, this course will 

provide you with all the time-tested tools, 

tips, and tricks you need to make your early 

years in the classroom a breeze. 

Cost: $89 




Instructor: Tracey Birch 

No Time 

to Go 

to School? 

Enroll in an online course 

through Education to Go. 

Visit ed2go.com/gccnjLLL 




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Microsoft OOffice SSpecialist ((MOS) 

Caareeeer EEnricchmeent CCeertificcaatioon PProograam 


Nearly 90 percent of businesses use Microsoft Office 

software. They know that employees who are 

proficient with Microsoft Office can get the job done. 

Now you can prove that you are a qualified user with 

Microsoft Office Specialist ® (MOS) certification. The 

Specialist, a new certification from Microsoft, sets 

you apart from your peers as truly skilled in using 

Office software. 

The Career Enrichment program will allow 

beginners or moderate users to become proficient in 

Windows, Word, Excel, using Microsoft authorized 

course materials. Testing will assure proficiency in 

each software product. 

If you have lost your job, or if you meet certain 

economic criteria, you may be eligible for a state 

training grant. 

What is the Program Content? 

Orientation 5 hours 

Intro to File Management 5 hours 

MS Word 2003 100 hours 

MS Excel 2003 100 hours 

Intro to MS Access 2003 30 hours 

MS PowerPoint 2003 70 hours 

Intro to Outlook 2003 10 hours 

Microsoft Office Certification Testing for MS Word, 

MS Excel and MS PowerPoint is included in the 

program at no additional charge to MOS students. 

Where are the classes held? 

Career Enrichment classes are conveniently located 

at our Gloucester County College, Main Campus. 

Classes are held from 9 am to 2:30 pm 

Monday–Thursday. Programs begin each quarter. 

Next Start Date 

January 5, 2009 

How much does it cost? 

The cost of the entire 320-hour (16-week) program is 

$3,936 including authorized course materials and testing 

for Microsoft Office Specialist ® (MOS) certification. 

($2,320 tuition, $1,616 lab and materials fee) 

MOS (Microsoft Office Specialist) Certification Testing 

Employers are looking for prospective employees with Microsoft skills now more than ever. 

Show them you’re an expert by earning a Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS) Certification. 

Fee: $100 per test 

Payments can be made the day of the test using cash, credit card, or money 

order. Personal checks can only be accepted 2 weeks prior to the test date. 

Picture ID is required. 

Test Location: College Center, 2nd Floor, Division of Continuing Education 

Please call 856-415-2217 or 415-2218 for a brochure detailing the program. 


Computer TTraining 

MS Word 2007 

Prerequisite: Introduction to Windows 

This course provides lessons in a clean, 

easy-to-follow layout that appeals to a wide 

variety of learning styles. You will learn to: 

create documents with Word 2007, edit 

documents, format text and paragraphs, format 

documents, create and format tables, illustrate 

documents with graphics, work with themes 

and building blocks, merge Word documents, 

work with styles and templates, develop 

multipage documents, work with references, 

integrate Word with other programs, build 

forms, and collaborate with co-workers. 


$262 tuition, $63 text, $54 lab fee) 

CPT-701-CM 

Monday/Wednesday, 30 hours 

January 5 – February 9 (no class January 19) 

6:30 – 9:30 pm 


MS Excel 2007 

Prerequisite: Introduction to Windows 

This course provides lessons in a clean, 

easy-to-follow layout that appeals to a wide 

variety of learning styles. You will benefit 

from lessons on basic math skills to help 

you learn about formulas and functions. 

You will learn the new features of Microsoft 

Excel 2007, including the new user interface, 

charting capabilities, new functions, and 

structured references in table formulas. 

You will benefit from independent challenge 

exercises which will require you to create 

spreadsheets for your everyday life, such 

as personal budget or loan calculator. 


$262 tuition, $63 text, $54 lab fee) 

CPT-700-CS 

Saturday, 30 hours 



MS Word 2007 for Medical 

Professionals 

Prerequisite: Introduction to Windows or 

equivalent 

This course is designed for students in 

medical assisting, nursing and allied health 

programs. You will benefit from real world 

examples, projects, and a case study related 

to the medical industry, providing you with 

the Word skills you need to be successful to 

support the front or back office of a clinic, 

hospital, or medical practice. 


$109 tuition, $55 lab fee, $25 materials) 

CPT-444-CT 

Tuesday, 7 classes 

January 6 – February 17, 7:00 – 9:00 pm 


Windows XP Basic 

This course teaches students the fundamentals 

of using Windows XP to maintain 

their computer, access Help, and use the 

Internet Explorer Web Browser. This course 

will introduce you to the Windows desktop 

components and the Windows XP Help 

and Support Center. Learn how to navigate 

the folder hierarchy and search for files by 

using My Computer and Windows Explorer 

and manage files and folders by using the 

Recycle Bin. Course activities also cover 

creating simple word processing documents 

and drawings, customizing the desktop, and 

browsing the Internet. 



CPT-285-CR 

Thursday, 2 classes; February 5 & 12, 6:30 – 9:30 pm 


MS Excel 2007 Intermediate 

Prerequisite: MS Excel 2007 Basic 

This course teaches the use of multiple 

worksheets and workbooks, and the more 

advanced formatting options including styles, 

themes, backgrounds, and watermarks. You 

will also learn how to create outlines and 

subtotals, apply cell names, and work with lists 

and tables. You will save workbooks as 

Web pages, insert and edit hyperlinks, and 

save a workbook as a PDF file. This course 

also covers advanced charting techniques, 

worksheet auditing and protection, file sharing 

and merging, and workbook templates. 



CPT-287-CR 

Thursday, 2 classes 

January 8 & 15, 6:30 – 9:30 pm 


MS Access 2007: Basic 

Prerequisite: Introduction to Windows or 

equivalent 

This course covers the basic functions 

and features of Access 2007. Students will 

learn how to design and create databases, 

work with tables, fields, and records, sort 

and filter data, and create queries, forms 

and reports. 



CPT-288-CR 

Thursday, 2 classes; January 22 & 29, 6:30 – 9:30 pm 


COMPUTER TRAINING 



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NEW! 

Digital Photography 

Certificate Program 

Gloucester County College is pleased to offer 

a Certificate Program in Digital Photography. 

To earn the Certificate, you must complete 

three core courses, one specialty course, and 

two, one-day seminars. Upon completion of all 

of the certificate requirements, please contact 

our office at 856-415-2218 for a certificate 

Core Courses 

Digital Photography Made Easy 

Creative Digital Photography 

Advance Digital Photography 

Specialty Course 

Expressing Yourself with Digital 

Photography and Painting 

Wedding Photography for Beginners 

Workshops 

Digital Photography Editing 

Digital Photography and the Web 

Photoshop for Beginners 

The TAO of Photography 

Core Courses (must take all 3) 

Digital Photography Made 

Easy (Prerequisite) 

Do you have a digital camera? Come learn 

how your camera works and how you can 

manipulate it to take better photos. 

Overcome your fear of the technical side 

of digital photography. Learn how to make 

digital techniques work for you. Learn 

simple, easy methods for emailing your 

photographs to your friends and family. 

Learn how to burn your photos to DVD’s 

and CD’s, enlarging and printing your digital 

photos in this fun, highly interactive class. 

This is a hands-on class so bring your 

camera! 

Cost: $129 ($10 registration fee, $102.50 

tuition, $16.50 text) 

DIG-101-01 

Tuesday, 6 weeks, January 6 – February 10 

6:30 – 9:00 pm 


Instructors: Bob Reid and Chuck Walker 

Creative Digital 

Photography 

Anyone that likes working in a friendly noncompetitive 

environment will enjoy this 

class. Our goal is to make digital photography 

fun. You will become more 

comfortable using their digital cameras and 

will learn how to take more creative and 

exotic looking photos with simple techniques 

used by the pros. You should have a working 

knowledge of how your camera works and 

interfaces with your computer. Tap your 

creative energy and express yourself using 

digital photography. “Discover what you and 

your camera can do and unleash your power 

of digital photography.” 



DIG-102-01 

Tuesday, 6 weeks, February 17 – March 31 (no class 

on March 10) 

6:30 – 9:00 pm 



Advanced Digital 

Photography 

Do you want to learn advanced digital 

photography techniques? Join us as we will 

become more experienced using digital 

photography and will explore the technology 

that makes digital imaging work, from the 

technical workings of the image sensor to 

working with raw files. This class will cover 

the external technologies such as GPS, 

portable hard drives, flash units that can be 

used with your digital camera to enhance 

your photography experience. 



DIG-103-01 

Tuesday, 6 weeks, April 7 – May 12, 6:30 – 9:00 pm 




Electives (must take 2) 

Digital Photography Editing 

Do you currently have photos stored on your 

digital camera? Join us as we show you 

editing techniques and how to edit, organize 

and ad special effects to your photos. Using 

free Picasa software, we will show you how 

to easily download your photos, edit, crop, 

clean, correct, create prints, create collages, 

email photos, create online photo albums, 

and create CD slideshows. The goal for this 

workshop is to empower you to do things 

with your photos and share your captured 

moments. 

Cost: $39 ($10 registration fee, $29 tuition) 

DIG-301-01 

Saturday, February 7, 9:00 am – Noon 



Digital Photography 

and the Web 

Come learn how to share your photos online. 

You will learn how Flickr, an online photo 

management and sharing application works; 

understand copyright and privacy issues, and 

how to interact with the Flickr community 

through discussion board, photo groups, and 

fun things you can do with your photos. The 

goal for this workshop is to empower you to 

have fun sharing your photos online! 


DIG-302-01 




Photoshop for Beginners 

Are you comfortable with downloading 

images and manipulating them with 

programs like Picasa and would like to take 

the next step into learning how to use 

Photoshop? Join us as we cover the basic 

tools of Photoshop to enhance and manipulate 

images beyond what you are used to. 


DIG-303-01 




Specialty Courses (must take 1) 

Expressing Yourself with 

Digital Photography and 

Painting 

Would you like to discover the powerful 

connection between painting and photography? 

All that is required is an interest in 

learning and in expressing yourself with a 

digital camera and or a paint brush. Come 

learn the basics of color theory as it applies 

to both photography and painting. 


$129 tuition) 

DIG-201-01 

Thursday, January 8 – February 26, 6:30 – 8:30 pm 


Instructors: Bob Reid and Marie Natale 

Wedding Photography 

for Beginners 

Are you an experienced digital SLR (Single 

Lens Reflex) owner and would like to learn 

the techniques the pros use for Wedding 

Photography and Bridal Portraitures? Come 

learn everything from bridal preparation to 

cutting the cake. The goal for this class is to 

teach you how to shoot weddings efficiently 

and professionally. This class is also great for 

people who want to photograph family and 

friends’ weddings and who want to learn 

about commercial wedding photography. 


tuition) 

DIG-202-01 

Thursday, March 5 – April 16 (no class April 9) 

6:30 – 8:30 pm 


Instructors: Chuck Walker and Jack Fanning 

Coming in Spring 2009: 

History of Photography 

DIG-203-01 

Introduction to Studio 

Photography 

DIG-304-01 

The Tao of Photography 

DIG-305-01 



ONLINE CLASSES 

20 

Online CCourses 


Online courses allow you to complete studies anytime, 

anywhere. These courses are designed for the busy 

professional, people with pressing personal or professional 

commitments and limited access to traditional 

classroom activities. For descriptions or more information 

regarding these and other courses offered through 

Education To Go, please go to their Web site at 

www.ed2go.com/gccnjlll. 

Why enroll? 

Update your skills, discover a new talent, or chart a 

career path at your own pace and at your convenience 

with our online courses. 

How can I get started? 

All you need to get started is Internet access, an e-mail 

address, and a Web browser. Additional requirements, 

if any, will be listed with the course description. For 

more information, go to http://www.ed2go.com/gccnjlll. 

• Accounting 

• Art, History, Psychology, 

and Literature 

• Basic Computer Literacy 

• Business Administration 

and Management 

• Business Planning and 

Entrepreneurial Courses 

• Certification Prep 

• Child Care and Parenting 

• Computer Applications 

• Computer Programming 

and Database 

Management 

• Computer 

Troubleshooting and 

Networking 

• Continuing Education for 

Health Care Professionals 

• Courses in Spanish 

• Courses for Teaching 

Professionals 

• Desktop Publishing 

and Imaging 

• Digital Photography 

and Digital Video 

• Entertainment Industry 

Careers 

• Family and Personal 

Enrichment 

• Grant Writing and 

Nonprofit Management 

How long are the classes? 

Each course runs for 6 weeks and consists of 12 lessons. 

The lessons are supplemented by interactive quizzes, 

assignments, tutorials, and online discussion areas 

available via the World Wide Web. Read your lessons 

and ask questions of your instructor at the times most 

convenient for you. 

How can I get more information? 

For descriptions and more information on the courses 

listed here, visit the Education To Go Web site at 

ed2go.com/gccnjlll. The site lists additional courses 

that might be of interest to you. For information about 

GCC’s Division of Continuing Education, call 856-415- 

2217 or 415-2218. 

Please Note: Some online courses may require you 

to purchase additional books, materials, and software. 

A Number of Great Online Classes are being Offered under the Following Categories: 


• Health Care, Nutrition 

and Fitness 

• The Internet 

• Law and Legal Careers 

• Languages 

• Math, Philosophy, 

and Science 

• Personal and Career 

Development 

• Personal Finance and 

Wealth Building 

• Sales and Marketing 

• Test Prep 

• Web Page Design 

• Web Programming 

• Writing Courses 

Don’t see it listed? Please visit www.ed2go.com for an even wider selection of online 

classes, then call us at 856-415-2217 or 2218 to enroll. 

Online Course quick reference guide 

Registration 

Go to www.ed2go.com/gccnjlll. 

Select the course(s) you would 

like to take. With course names 

and codes in hand, call 856- 

415-2217 or 415-2218. 

Orientation 


Click on “Orientation” and 

complete orientation for the 

course for which you are 

registered. Orientation is 

required before going to 

your online classroom. 

Class Begins 


The day your class begins, 

click the “Classroom” link and 

log in with the information you 

provided during orientation. 

START DATES FOR ALL ONLINE CLASS SECTIONS: 

Section 12 – Dec. 10 Section 01 – Jan. 21 Section 02 – Feb. 18 

For some online courses, learners may be required to purchase additional books, 

materials, and software. 

See course descriptions for online classes at www.ed2go.com/gccnjlll

Professional 

Development:: OOnline! 

Certificate Programs 

Each Certificate Program listed consists 

of 6 to 7 dynamic, interactive courses 

Program Features 

• High-Quality, Practical Content 

• Pre and Post Test in Every Course 

• Rutgers Faculty “Advisor” Assigned 

to Each Student for Guidance 

• Log On Anytime 

• 3-Month Program Duration 

– Approximately 30 Hours of Instruction 

– Learner Commitment: 

Approximately Five Hours Per Week 

• Group Online Seminar Discussions 

• Phone Support Available Upon Request 

Upon completion, receive a Certificate 

of Completion from Rutgers. 

Minimum Computer Requirements: 

Pentium w/233 MHz or better; 64 MB RAM. 

ISDN, DSL or Cable Modem bandwidth is 

recommended. 

Certificate in Successful Project 

Management 

Courses include: Project Management (PM) 

Fundamentals; PM Process; PM Scope; Time 

Management; Estimating Costs; and Quality 

Standards 

Cost: $899 

ROL-100-01 

Online PPersonal GGrowthh CClasses tthhroughh 

Edducation TTo GGo 

See page 20 for instructions on how to log on to ed2go.com/gccnjlll 

Assisting Aging Parents 

Are your parents in their golden years? 

Learning how to help parents or other 

loved ones through their transition can 

prepare us for our own. This compassionate 

and comprehensive class will give 

you the tools, techniques, and insights for 

this passage. You’ll learn to handle most of 

the challenges you will face while coming 

to appreciate and cherish the privilege of 

the journey. 

Cost: $89 




Instructor: Marsiea Warren 

Certificate in Human Resources: 

Managing the Employee Selection 

& Termination Process 

Courses include: Preparing for an Interview; 

Conducting an Interview; Laws Governing 

the Interview Process; Preparing for an Exit 

Interview; Conducting an Exit Interview; 

the Termination Process; and Law & 

Management’s Role 

Cost: $899 

ROL-101-01 

Certificate in Professional Selling: 

The Fundamentals 

Courses include: Fundamentals of Sales; 

Prospecting and Addressing Needs; 

Overcoming Obstacles; Gaining Customer 

Commitment; Developing Winning Strategy 

and Effectively Closing a Sale 

Cost: $899 

ROL-102-01 

Certificate in Project Management 

Update your Project Management training, 

formalize your “learned-on-the-job” project 

management background or prepare for 

the PMP® (or CAPM®) Exam with this 

comprehensive online curriculum. Program 

offers a comprehensive project management 

curriculum that also provides effective 

preparation for the Project Management 

Professional (PMP®) Certification, an internationally 

recognized level of certification 

sponsored by the Project Management 

Institute. One hundred hours estimated 

duration includes self-paced study and 

required interaction with Advisor/Instructor 

as well as several brief written assignments. 

Cost: $1,949 

ROL-103-01 

Genealogy Basics 

If you are a newcomer to this hobby or just 

want to make a small family tree, this course 

will get you off to a good start. You will 

explore many Internet sites where you can 

search for family names. The course explains 

in simple terms where to look, whom to 

contact, and how to use the genealogical 

research tools of the computer and the 

Internet to further your research. 

Cost: $89 




Instructor: Bob Moyer 

ONLINE CLASSES 


SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT 

22 

Small BBusiness DDevelopment 

Starting a Business from A-Z 

This course is designed for entrepreneurs 

intending to start or have recently started a 

small business. It examines legal forms of 

doing business in New Jersey, how to register 

a business, setting up bookkeeping records, 

federal and state taxation, payroll, insurance 

and licensing. Materials: Workbook and disk. 

Cost: $95 

SBA-140-01 

Wednesday, January 21 & 28, 6:00 – 9:00 pm 


Instructor: Rutgers Small Business Staff 

Writing a Business Plan 

Successful businesses start with a strong 

business plan. Comprehensive business plans 

include financial projections, an industry 

analysis, and a complete marketing plan. 

A business plan demonstrates the viability 

of the business and communicates a person’s 

ability to manage the business. This course 

introduces the format of a business plan, 

the information that should be included, 

and most importantly where a person will 

find the appropriate information to create 

a business plan. (No business plan need be 

created at this point. That will occur at or 

after the one-on-one counseling session, 

since the groundwork has been laid in this 

program.) 

Cost: $95 

SBA-141-01 

Wednesday, February 4 & 11, 6:00 – 9:00 pm 




The Division of Continuing Education needs qualified instructors, 

especially in the areas of management training, 

language, and computer software. Experts in 

other proficiencies are always welcome to 

apply. Prerequisites include knowledge of 

your subject and the ability to teach. 







Successfully Marketing Your 

Small Business 

This is a basic how-to-marketing class that 

covers some of the specific actions you can 

take to market your business. The class is 

designed for small businesses who want to 

start marketing their business today. It is also 

the second part of the Marketing Research 

and Strategies 6-hour program. 

Cost: $50 

SBA-148-01 





OSHAA TTraining 

HAZWOPER 29 CFR 1910.120 

In 1976, the EPA created the Resource Conservation and Recovery ACT (RCRA) to regulate 

the handling of hazardous waste. 

In 1986, OSHA was given the task of protecting HAZMAT workers. 

In 1990, OSHA issued the HAZWOPER regulation, which requires a number of specific 

levels of employee training, depending on an employee’s involvement with hazardous materials. 

OSHA 10-Hour General 

This 2-day certification program provides participants with instruction on a variety of 

general industry OSHA standards. Topics covered will include: an introduction to OSHA: 

OSH Act/General Duty clause 5(a)(1), general safety & health provisions, walking working 

surfaces, means of exit, electrical safety, Personal Protective Equipment, machine guarding, 

hazard communications, and other topics. Upon completion, students will receive a 10-hour 

OSHA card. 

Cost: $225 

OSH-100-01 

Friday, 2 classes, January 16 & 23, 9:00 am - 2:00 pm 

OSHA 8-Hour Hazwoper Refresher 

This course meets the requirements of 29 CFR 1910.120(e). OSHA specifies that a yearly 

refresher course is required for those with prior 40 or 24 hours of training to meet the above 

stated requirement. This refresher course will provide an update on regulatory changes, OSHA 

activities, health and safety procedures, Personal Protective Equipment Review, site incidents, 

emergency response, hazard recognition, confined space, Lockout Tagout, and more. 

Cost: $195 

OSH-101-01 

Friday, 2 classes, February 6 & 13, 9:00 am - 1:00 pm 

Gloucester County College offers an array of safety training courses and programs. 

Gloucester County College can customize these courses to meet your organization’s 

needs. For more information, please contact Allen Magid at 856-468-5000, Ext. 5503. 

Fire TTraining 

Gloucester County Fire Academy (GCFA) 

Firefighter I 

Prerequisites: Students must be 18 years of age; a member of a fire company, department or 

brigade; provide proof of enrollment in the organization’s respiratory protection program; and 

be prepared to demonstrate proof of physical fitness. Students must be equipped with gear 

that meets ALL applicable standards and regulations. 

*Note: Students must complete: I-100, I-700 & CPR and provide proof by end of semester. 

This course follows the National Fire Protection Standard 1001 and the New Jersey 

certified curriculum. Topics include: fire chemistry, fire ground safety, SCBA, ladders, search 

and rescue, communications, ventilation, fire suppression, HAZMAT Level I Awareness and 

Level 2 Operations, hazard communication, NJRTK, confined space awareness, and bloodborne 

pathogens. 

Cost: In-county resident — FREE (text included), Out-of-county resident — $150 (text included) 

Texts: Delmar, Essentials of Firefighting and Emergency Response and NJ Addendum 

FFI-100-01 

January 16, 2009 — Orientation 

Monday and Wednesday evenings at 7:00 pm and 

every other weekend at 8:30 am 

Location: Gloucester County Fire Academy, Clarksboro 

Registration: Gloucester County Fire Academy 

200 Shady Lane, Clarksboro, NJ 08020 

856-423-4127 or Fax 856-423-4861 

Registration closes when class limit 

(45) is reached! 

For additional information contact Robert Hill, Director of the GCFA, at 856-423-4127 or 

County Red Phone, Ext. 5820. 

PUBLIC SAFETY & SECURITY 


HOME & GARDEN 

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For YYour HHome 

Interior Design and Space 

Planning 

This course is an introduction to planning 

an environment, whether it is a house, 

garden or room. Take into account the size 

of the area, space, planning the location of 

furniture, cabinets, the use of color, and 

lighting (both external or internal). You will 

learn to use scale, complimentary colors, and 

lighting to enhance the project’s environment. 

Active participation in the class will 

make this course a very valuable tool in 

understanding design and its many purposes 

in today’s living. You will complete this class 

with a basic understanding of Interior 

Design. 



PRO-323-01 

Monday/Wednesday, 8 weeks 

January 5 – March 2 (no class Jan. 19), 7:00 – 9:00 pm 


Instructor: Ann C. Hoffman 

Basic Floral Design 

On the first week of this six-week course, 

students will learn: how to condition flowers, 

florist hints for “mechanics” of floral design, 

and what to use and how to use it to make a 

simple or basic round centerpiece. Week 2 

will continue with mechanics and will 

provide instruction for a larger, one-sided 

piece (type used for buffet or against a wall). 

Week 3 will focus on flowers, which to use, 

and when to use certain kinds. Students will 

learn several ways to make a vase arrangement. 

Week 4 will focus on corsages, hair 

flowers, and bouquets. Week 5 will provide 

something different and will focus on 

topiary. Finally in week 6, students will make 

a silk wreath. 

Cost: $89 (Please bring a check in the 

amount of $180 made payable to Triple 

Oaks Nursery to cover the cost of materials 

for each of the 6 nights of class.) 

PRO-285-01 

Wednesday, 6 classes, January 28 – March 4 

7:00 – 9:00 pm 

Location: Triple Oaks Nursery, Route 47, Delsea 

Drive, Franklinville, NJ 

Instructor: Lorraine Kiefer (Lorraine has been a florist 

since 1980 and has competed in FTD events. She has 

lectured and demonstrated flower arranging at the 

Philadelphia Flower shows for the past 20 years and 

has lectured and done workshops on the topic to 

garden clubs throughout the Delaware Valley.) 

Holiday Floral Design 

Learn basic floral techniques and create a 

bow and a beautiful Cornucopia of fresh 

flowers, berries, seasonal grasses, and apple 

(artificial) and a specially made gingerbread 

man. Also learn to decorate naturally for 

Christmas, using natural materials for 

holiday decorations, conditioning, bow 

making etc. You will decorate a fresh wreath 

with natural cones, pods, and fruits etc., 

Botanical or Birdwatcher. Finally, create 

a boxwood tree. 

Cost: $59 (Please bring a check payable 

to Triple Oaks Nursery in the amount of 

$135 the first night of class for materials 

($45 per session.) You will bring home an 

awesome project!!! Students must bring 

a clipper/pruner to class. 

PRO-281-01 


November 26 – December 17 (no class on 

December 10), 7:00 – 9:30 pm 

Location: Triple Oaks Nursery, Franklinville 

Instructor: Lorraine Kiefer 

CALLING ALL COOKS, 

CHEFS, HOME BAKERS 

AND 

WANNA-BE COOKS!! 

Help us help the seniors of our community during these 

tough times. It’s easy and it’s fun!! Buy a terrific new 

cookbook that is being compiled by the Senior Corps 

of Gloucester County. 

Preserving History in Gloucester County: 

Our Heritage in Recipes 

This hardback collection of over 110 recipes will be 

available for Christmas giving. You can place your 

order now and the cookbook will be sent to you in 

mid December. Please help us help the seniors in 

our county by purchasing 1 or 2 or more cookbooks 

this holiday season. 

The cookbooks are $9.95 each if you 

order and pick it up at the 

Senior Corps office located 

in the Instructional Center at 

Gloucester County College. Or 

you can request that we mail the 

cookbook to you for an additional 

$2 shipping and handling fee. 

Please call us or email 

us to place your order and 

THANK YOU for helping 

Senior Corps help the 

seniors of Gloucester 

County. Place your orders 

now!! Many thanks. 


Telephone: 856-468-1742 

Email: 

hantonucci@gccnj.edu

Ceramics — Handbuilding 

and the Wheel 

Come learn the techniques of handbuilding 

and throwing on the wheel from an 

experienced instructor. You will explore 

surface decoration techniques, using glazes 

and underglazes. This course is open to both 

beginners and to those with ceramics 

experience. Materials needed are: ceramic 

tool kit, fettling knife, plastic bucket, apron, 

towel, plastic bags. 


tuition, $15 materials) 

PRO-302-01 

Wednesday, 10 classes, January 7 – March 18 (no class 

March 11), 6:30 – 9:00 pm 

Location: Gloucester County College, Fine Arts 

Center 

Instructor: Linda Shusterman 



quickly! 



Cut Down Insurance Costs 

and Become a Safer Driver 

Sign up today! 

Defensive Driving Course 

NEW LAW — drivers who complete the 

Garden State Safety Council’s 6-hour 

defensive driving course save 5% on their 

automobile liability, personal injury 

protection and collision insurance for 

THREE YEARS and reduce TWO points 

on their driving record. Adventure into 

Traffic Safety and Awareness! includes 

student text-workbook and educational films 

with Christopher Reeves and Sarah Gilbert. 

Course completion is transmitted and 

processed by the Department of Motor 

Vehicles and recorded on each student’s 

driving record. Limited to 35 students. 



PRO-100-01 

Saturday, December 13, 9:30 am – 4:00 pm 


PRO-100-02 



PRO-100-03 

Saturday, February 21, 9:30 am - 4:00 pm 


Instructor: Garden State Safety Council 

Introduction to Knitting 

If you like to create personal, hand-made 

items for family and friends, then this class 

is for you. You will learn all levels of knitting 

skills in a relaxed atmosphere. This class 

is for beginners and intermediates alike. 

Beginners will learn basic stitches and 

intermediates will learn the more difficult, 

interesting stitches and colors. A material 

list will be provided. 


$79 tuition) 

PRO-261-01 

Tuesday, 8 classes, January 6 – February 24, 

6:30 – 8:30 pm 


Instructor: Anne Reid 

PERSONAL GROWTH 


PERSONAL GROWTH 

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Beginning Sign Language 

Learn basic sign language. This class is 

excellent for educators and parents who 

would like to teach their own children a 

second language. 



PRO-120-01 


January 5 – February 16 (no class January 19), 6:00 - 

8:00 pm 


Instructor: Angela R. Neilio 

Introduction to Holiday 

Wines 

This course will introduce you to sparkling 

wines such a Cava from Spain, Prosecco 

from Italy, Sekt from Germany as well as 

sparkling wines from France (not 

Champagne) and California. The second 

week we will discover the allure of 

Champagne and many of its complexities 

such as the difference between Blanc de 

Blancs and Blanc de Noirs, vintage vs. nonvintage 

Champagne, the growing influence 

of “grower producers” as well as the 

legendary prestige cuvee. The third week will 

focus on aperitifs and dessert wine. We will 

begin with the difference between Fino and 

Oloroso Sherry and also compare ruby and 

tawny Port, Vin Santo from Italy and 

Sauternes from France. 

Cost $79 (A check in the amount of $73 

should be brought the first night of class 

to cover the cost of materials. Class size is 

limited to 12 students.) 

PRO-282-01 


December 2 – 16, 7:00 – 9:00 pm 


Instructor: Don Stecher 

Wines of the World 

Come and experience an introduction to a 

wide variety of wines from around the world. 

You will learn to buy new and exciting 

varieties from the Bordeaux, Burgundy, 

Alsace, Champagne and the Rhone Valley of 

France, the Piedmont, Tuscany and Capagne 

areas of Italy, and the vineyards of Central 

Europe, Spain, South America and North 

America. The class will conclude with an 

exposure to the wines of Australia and New 

Zealand. You will ultimately learn to taste 

and appreciate wines that you may have 

never have experienced before. 

Cost $120 (A check in the amount of $75 


to cover the cost of materials.) 

PRO-265-01 

Thursday, 6 classes 

January 29 – March 5, 7:00 – 9:00 pm 


Instructor: Don Stecher 

NEW! 


The Wines of Spain 

and Portugal 

The wines from the Iberian Peninsula have 

recently been in a state of reinvention that 

has transformed their image from 

anonymous, rustic and underwhelming 

quality to vibrant, modern wines of genuine 

quality and value. The course will cover the 

wine history of the regions as well as the 

geography, soil and cultural antecedents 

responsible for this recent transformation. 

Students will taste wines from the following 

wine regions of Spain: Rias Baixas, Ribera del 

Duero, Rueda, Rioja, Priorat, Catalunya and 

Jumilla. From Portugal the regions covered 

will be Bairrada, Dao, Douro and Alentego. 

Cost: $79 (A check in the amount of $100 


to cover the cost of materials (wine and 

cheese). 

PRO-327-01 


January 6 – 20, 7:00- 9:00 pm 


Instructor: Don Stecher

Self IImprovement 

Creating a New You: 

Weight Loss and Better 

Health through Hypnosis 

After the Holidays 

The power of hypnosis is what makes this 

class different from others. Hypnosis is the 

catalyst for deprogramming old habits 

and forming new ones, and a means of 

continuing motivation. Hypnosis in conjunction 

with a synergistic approach to weight 

loss can yield dramatic results. Many people 

have experienced lifelong results with this 

method. In addition, you will learn a 

combination of proven strategies that will 

result in safe, effective weight loss and better 

health. Topics include: why we overeat, tips 

for eating out, making better choices in food, 

cooking for optimal health, and more. This 

will be an interactive course in which you 

will give and receive encouragement and 

support to each other throughout the classes 

and intervening days. Take control of your 

life and health and create a New You!! 



PRO-297-01 


January 7 – 28, 7:00 – 9:00 pm 


Instructor: Dr. Lou Giunta 

Creating a New You: 

Stop Smoking 

Have you been trying to stop smoking? Join 

us as we investigate the reason why we 

smoke and uses the power of hypnosis to 

deprogram old habits and form new ones. 

Hypnosis remains the means of continued 

motivation. If you are ready to change your 

life, then Creating a New You: Stop Smoking 

is for you. 


$20 CD) 

PRO-314-01 




Soup 101: Quick and 

Easy Soup 

Everyone loves a delicious bowl of 

homemade soup on a cold day but who has 

time to make it? Now you can learn to make 

soup the easy way. Soup 101 makes the traditional 

soup recipes quick and easy so even if 

you are not a “pro” in the kitchen, you can 

do this. Students will make 2 soups each class 

and take some home for sharing with family 

and friends. Make all American classics as 

well as soups with an international flair. Week 

1 you will make Chicken Noodle Soup; week 

2: Oriental Chicken Soup and Southwest 

Chicken Soup; week 3: Tortellini Soup and 

Hearty Minestrone; week 4: Italian Wedding 

Soup and Classic Vegetable; week 5: 

Butternut Squash Soup and Tuscan Bean 

Soup; week 6: Chicken Corn Chowder and 

Seafood Chowder; week 7: Black Bean Chili. 

Soup 101 cookbooks with all the recipes, 

shopping lists and complete nutrition information 

for each soup will 

be provided. 



NUT-102-01 



Location: Gloucester County Institute of Technology 

Instructors: Andrea Gerstle and Jennifer Joseph 

NEW! 

Helping Yourself 

with Self Hypnosis 

Learn to tap into the power of your sub 

conscience using self hypnosis. This class will 

uncover the facts and myths about hypnosis. 

You will learn how to relax yourself and open 

your subconscious inner healing power. 


$20 CD) 

PRO-326-01 

Wednesday, 1 class 

February 11, 7:00 – 9:30 pm 



HEALTH & WELLNESS 


KIDS, TWEENS & TEENS 

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Babysitter’s Training Course 

The purpose of the American Red Cross 

Babysitter’s Training course is to provide 

individuals, ages 11 to 15, with the information 

and skills necessary to provide safe and 

responsible care for children in the absence 

of parents or adult guardians. This training 

will help participants develop skills in leadership 

and professionalism, basic care, safety 

and safe play, and first aid. 


YTH-100-01 

Friday, 2 classes 

February 27 & March 6, 5:00 – 9:00 pm 


Instructor: American Red Cross Staff 

Summer Camp Connections 

Programs for 2009 Coming Soon! 

If you are interested, please contact: 




856-415-2217 or 


EARLY EARLY CHILDHOOD CHILDHOOD EDUCATION EDUCATION CENTER CENTER 

CONVENIENT . . . GCC’s Early Childhood Education Center 

is located on our Deptford campus at 1400 Tanyard Road. 

Services are offered to children of GCC credit and continuing 

education students, alumni, faculty, staff, and community members. 

NURTURING . . . Our staff is dedicated to your child’s 

well-being and development. All programs are 

offered in a supportive environment. 

For more information, contact 

856-415-2235 or www.gccnj.edu/ecec 


Youth Transition to Work 

Program 

Connecting your apprenticeship, Technical Studies, and 

Civil Engineering degrees 

Youth Transition to Work (YTTW) is a state-funded grant program that 

promotes work-based learning and continuing education. One goal is to 

help students understand the value of apprenticeship opportunities in the 

construction trades, as well as to assist them in applying for these 

apprenticeships. 

Eligibility Requirements 

• High School Diploma or GED 

• 18–23 years old 

• Valid Driver’s License 

Benefits 

• High paying jobs in the construction 

industry 

• Scholarships to attend classes at GCC 

for participants who have graduated 

from partnership high schools 

• Career counseling 

• Ability to transfer for apprenticeship-on-the-job 

training with 

college credits. 

To Participate 

Contact Randee Davidson, 

project manager, at 856-468-5000, 

Ext. 2273, or rdavidson@gccnj.edu. 

@GCC 




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Preparing ffor CCollege SSuccess 

Have you been thinking about coming back to school? Are your math skills a little 

rusty? Does the idea of taking a test make you nervous? Do you have a low SAT 

score? Did you fail the Accuplacer test? If you answered yes to any of these 

questions, relax — help is here at GCC. 

Going back to school as an adult student is not always easy. Gloucester County 

College is pleased to offer refresher courses to ease the transition into college and 

prepare for the college placement test. These refresher courses are recommended for 

those who wish to improve their chances of being placed into college level courses. 

Overcoming Test Anxiety 

Learn strategies and tips to help you overcome 

test anxiety. Students will have an opportunity 

for hands-on practice with the college placement 

test. 


COL-102-01 

Saturday 

January 24, 10:00 am – 2:00 pm 


Pre-Algebra Review 

This course will review the basic math 

operations (addition, subtraction, 

multiplication and division) as applied to 

fractions, decimals, ratios and percentages. 

Special emphasis will be placed on solving 

word problems. 


COL-103-01 

Saturday, 4 classes 



Algebra Review 

This course will review the fundamentals of 

algebra. Topics will include exponents, 

polynomials, factoring, first degree 

equations, quadratic equations and rational 

numbers. 


COL-104-01 

Saturday, 6 classes 

February 28 – April 4, 10:00 am – 12:00 pm 


Reading and Writing 

Enhance your reading and writing abilities 

to prepare for the college placement test. 

Beginning with a review of fundamental 

reading skills, this class will help you develop 

successful strategies for understanding and 

interpreting the college level test. 


COL-105-01 


January 21 – February 25, 6:00 – 8:00 pm 


SAT Preparation 

This course is designed to expose the student 

to the specific test material required for the 

new SAT. We will work on actual simulated 

SAT questions and explain the answers. A 

practice test will be provided for students 

to do on their own. We will cover such topics 

as: the actual breakdown for the test, how 

best to prepare for the test and how the 

guessing factor can be used to significantly 

increase your scores. Proper test preparation 

greatly helps to minimize the dangerous 

tensions that can seriously lower scores for 

many students. Half of the sessions are spent 

in Critical Reasoning (Verbal), half in Math. 

Students should bring a calculator for the 

Math sessions. 



COL-100-01 


December 1 – January 12 (no class Dec. 29) 

6:30 – 9:00 pm 

This course will be completed prior to the next SAT 

on January 24, 2009. 

COL-100-02 


February 4 – March 11, 6:30 – 9:00 pm 

This course will be completed prior to the next SAT 

on March 14, 2009. 


AAddult EEdducation PProgram 

Gloucester County College offers free Adult Education programs to assist adults with preparing for the GED test 

and improving their basic reading, writing, and math skills. These Adult Education programs are funded by the 

New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce Development 

Adult Basic Education (ABE) for adults who do not 

possess a high school diploma and require training 

in basic (below high school level) reading, writing, 

and math. 

General Education Development (GED) for adults who 

wish to study high school level writing, math, social 

studies, science, and literature and the arts in order 

to pass the GED test and receive a high school diploma 

issued by the State of New Jersey. 

Academic Enhancement (AE) for adults who possess 

a high school diploma but wish to improve math, 

language, or reading skills in order to fulfill a personal 

educational goal. 

English as a Second Language (ESL) for adults who 

want to learn and adapt themselves to the American 

language and culture. Special emphasis is placed 

on improving communication skills in the areas of 

listening, speaking, reading and writing. 

The programs are offered during the day and evening 

at Gloucester County College. Day programs run yearround 

and evening programs run from September until 

April. 

Classes are free, however, there is a $10 nonrefundable 

registration fee. 

A placement test is required for all adult education classes. GCC staff will evaluate your ability and 

help you register for the class that is right for you. Appointments are required for testing. 

Please call 856-468-5000, Ext. 6227 for more information or to register. 

ABE/GED Day Classes 

Start Dates: Dec. 15, Jan. 12, Feb. 16 

Days: Monday – Thursday 

Time: 9:00am – 2:30pm 

Location: GCC, Main Campus 

ABE/GED Evening Classes 

Start Date: Jan. 13, Feb. 10 

Days: Tuesday – Thursday 

Time: 6:00 - 9:00 pm 

Location: GCC, Main Campus 

English as a Second 

Language (ESL) 

Day Classes 

Start Dates: Dec. 1, Jan. 5, Feb. 9 

Days: Monday – Thursday 

Time: 9:00 am - 2:30 pm 

Location: GCC Main Campus 

Before registration, all students must have 

their English Language skills evaluated. 

Please call for a placement test appointment 

at 856-468-5000, Ext. 6227. 

ESL Evening Classes 

Start Date: Jan. 20, Feb. 17 

Days: Tuesday – Thursday 

Time: 6:00 - 9:00 pm 

Location: GCC Main Campus 

Start Date: Feb.3 

Days: Tuesday and Thursday 

Time: 6:00 - 9:00 pm 

Location: Glassboro High School 

Start Date; March 3 

Days: Tuesday and Thursday 

Time: 6:00 - 9:00 pm 

Location: Williamstown Middle School 

ADULT EDUCATION PROGRAMS 

To Register by phone: 856-468-5000, Ext. 6227 31


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GED Testing 

The General Educational Development 

Test (GED) is designed to measure the 

educational development of adults who 

have not completed a formal high school 

program. A New Jersey High School 

Diploma is awarded solely on the basis of 

successful test scores in the five academic 

areas: reading, writing, math, science and 

social studies. 

Eligibility 

The GED test can be administered to 

candidates who: 

1. Are at least 16 years of age * 

2. Are not currently enrolled in 

high school 

3. A resident of New Jersey 

* Anyone who is under 18 must complete 

and submit a Certificate of Non-Enrollment 

form. Certificate of Non-Enrollment 

forms are available at the local high schools. 

Candidates 16–17 years old must be 

accompanied by a parent or guardian 

(with proper ID) 

Registration Information 

• Must pre-register online at 

www.GED123.org and bring in the printed 

Proof of GED Registration 

• Must register in person at the Continuing 

Education Office located in the College 

Center building 

Workforce Learning Link 

The Workforce Learning Link is a program developed by the New Jersey 

Department of Labor and Workforce Development to provide adult learners with 

instruction in reading, mathematics, computer skills, communication, English language 

skills, GED preparation, financial literacy, and employability skills. The goal of the 

program is to increase participants’ overall readiness to enter the workforce. Services 

offered at the Workforce Learning Links are funded by the Gloucester County Workforce 

Investment Board and the State of New Jersey Department of Labor and Workforce 

Development. 

Services at the Workforce Learning Links are available free of charge to help 

Gloucester County residents enhance their skills that are needed to compete in today’s 

labor market. 

Learning Link Locations: 

• Must possess and present a social security 

card and a valid New Jersey driver’s license 

with a photo or a county issued ID with 

your address 

Costs 

There is a $50 fee for taking the GED test. 

You must bring cash or a money order 

payable to Gloucester County College at 

the time of registration. Each retest will 

cost $10 per test. 

Registration Location and 

Testing Dates 

Registration 

8:00 am – 4:00 pm, Monday – Friday in the 

Continuing Education Office located in the 

College Center 

Day Testing Dates 

Day test sessions will start promptly at 

8:15 am on the following dates: 

December 9 & 10 

December 16 & 17 

January 13 & 14 


February 3 & 4 


Evening Testing Dates 

Evening test sessions will start promptly 

at 4:00 pm on the following dates: 



Thorofare One Stop Career Center Gloucester County College St. Matthews Community/Rec. Center 

215 Crown Point Road 1400 Tanyard Road Route 322-Glassboro Road 

Thorofare, New Jersey 08086 Sewell, New Jersey 08080 Williamstown, NJ 08094 

For more information, please call 856-384-3700 


Talk the Talk 

Do you want to improve your ability to use 

and understand the “real” spoken English? 

If so, this course is for you. This course 

focuses on using and understanding 

American English, slang and vocabulary 

used in everyday situations. 

Cost: $159 

TAL-100-01 




ESL Writing 

This writing course is designed to help 

students already proficient in English to 

write comfortably in a professional and 

casual setting. Regular written assignments 

will give students opportunity to develop 

techniques in order to write clear, correct, 

and well developed documents. 

Cost: $159 

WRT-100-01 

Saturday, 8 sessions 

January 3 – February 21, 9:00 am - Noon 


Speaking Clearly 

Would you like to improve your English 

speaking skills? Come learn to pronounce 

words properly and speak so that you can 

be understood. This course focuses on areas 

of pronunciation to assist students with 

improving their ability to speak English 

and strengthen their pronunciations skills. 

Cost: $239 

SPC-100-01 

Saturday, 8 sessions 

February 28 – April 25 (no class April 11) 

9:00 am – Noon 


Online ESL courses 

through Ed2Go, visit 

www.ed2go.com/gccnjlll 

for more information 

Grammar for ESL 

This six-week, online course includes indepth 

analysis of English grammar for 

intermediate to advanced English as a 

Second Language college student. Topics 

include a review of all tenses, the use of 

modals, the adjective clause, the noun clause, 

the adverb clause, phrases, count and noncount 

nouns and some English terms. The 

course is designed to provide students ample 

opportunities to apply their knowledge to 

their particular areas of study throughout 

college and beyond. 

Cost: $89 



February 18 – EE 01902 

Instructor: Dr. Sabri Bebawi 

Writing for ESL 

Has your academic or career progress been 

slowed by the challenges of writing in 

English? Many ESL learners have excellent 

educations, training, and skills in their native 

countries. However, their dreams of success 

elude them in English-speaking countries 

because they cannot write effectively in their 

new language. This course will assist 

students with learning about the entire 

writing process and its five stages: 

prewriting, outlining, writing, revising, 

and editing. 

Cost: $89 




Instructor: Dr. Sabri Bebawi 



PEOPLE IN TRANSITION 

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People iin TTransition 

What is People in Transition? 

People in Transition is a program funded by grants 

from the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs 

(Division on Women) and the United Way of Gloucester 

County to provide services and programs to displaced 

homemakers. Among the services offered are 

counseling, community referral services, workshops 

in job search skills, vocational and personality surveys, 

and life skills development. To learn more about the 

services of this program or to arrange for an 

appointment, please call 856-415-2222. 

All PIT workshops are FREE. Registration is 

required. Call 856-415-2222 or e-mail 

peopleintransition@gccnj.edu 

Forgiveness – A Healing 

Journey 

An eight-session workshop series for 

individuals who have been hurt by people 

or events in their lives. Individuals who have 

been emotionally and/or physically hurt in 

the past may continue to suffer many years 

later as a result of their prior experiences. As 

a result of prior hurt and pain, some of the 

following situations may occur. An individual 

may experience high levels of anger and 

frustration, may be afraid to trust other 

people due to the fear of being hurt again, 

may engage in self destructive behaviors, or 

may even treat loved ones badly. During this 

eight-session workshop, individuals will learn 

ways to relieve the hurt and pain so that they 

can move on with their lives. They will also 

learn how to let go of anger. Holding on to 

anger requires a great deal of emotional 

energy and keeps a person tied to the past. 

In order to move on to a healthier life in the 

future, a person must make a conscious 

decision to let go of anger from the past. 

Learning to forgive is an important part 

of the healing process. 

When: Friday, Jan. 16, 23, 30, Feb. 6, 13, 20, & 27, 

and March 6, 7:00 – 8:30 pm 

Presenter: Dr. Jennie McQuaide, Licensed 

Professional Counselor 



quickly! 



People in Transition 

Workshops 

The Financial Aspects 

of Divorce 

Wednesday, Jan. 28 

Wednesday, March 11 

6:30 – 8:00 pm 

Instructor: Joseph Johnson, Vice-President, Main Street 

Financial Group 

Presented by: CreditWorthy, Inc., a financial 

Education Organization 

Self-Esteem 

Monday/Thursday Feb. 23, 26, and March 2 

7:00 – 9:30 pm 

Instructor: Deborah Makos Trionfo 

Mediation 

Wednesday, Dec. 3, 6:30 – 8:00 pm 

Wednesday, Feb. 4, 10:00 – 11:30 am 

Presenter: Nancy Hawn, APM 

Laws of Separation and 

Divorce 

Wednesday, Jan. 14, 7:00 - 9:00 pm 

Wednesday, March 18, 7:00 - 9:00 pm 

Presented by: Attorneys from the Gloucester County 

Bar Association’s Family Law Committee will speak 

on a variety of subjects. 

How to Avoid Costly Housing 

Mistakes Before, During, and 

After a Divorce 

(This workshop is being offered on two 

different dates) 

Thursday, Jan. 15, 7:00 – 9:00 pm 

Tuesday, Feb. 17, 7:00 – 9:00 pm 

Presenter: Brian Ziegenfuss (Ziggy), from RE/MAX 

Millennium 

New Beginnings 

Monday and Thursdays 

March 9, 12, 16, 19, 23, & 26, 7:00 – 9:30 pm 

Smart Women Finish Rich 

Tuesday, October 7 

6:00 – 8:00 pm 

Understanding Your 

Investments 

Wednesday, Feb. 25, 6:30 – 8:00 pm 


Money $mart 

Are You Managing Your Money Wisely? 

Money$mart classes are designed to help you 

develop the financial knowledge, skills and 

confidence to manage your finances, make 

informed financial decisions, reduce debt 

and build wealth. Topics covered include 

budgeting, money management, pay yourself 

first, balancing a check book, using credit 

wisely, and understanding your credit report. 

Attending all classes is most beneficial. 

Cost: $10 per workshop for Non-displaced 

Homemakers; Displaced Homemakers are free 

Monday, Feb. 2, 9, 16, & 23, 6:30 – 8:30 pm 

Attending all classes is most beneficial 

Instructor: Wanda P. Hardy 

Presented By: CreditWorthy, Inc., A Financial 

Education Organization 

Tax Talk 

Tuesday, Jan. 13, 7:00 – 8:30 pm 

Presenter: H&R Block 

Parenting for Families in 

Transition 

Tuesday, Jan. 27, Feb. 3, 10, 17, 24 and March 3 

7:00 – 8:30 pm 

Presenter: Jennie McQuaide, Ph.D. Professional 

Counselor 

Smart Women Finish Rich 

Wednesday, Feb. 11, 6:30 – 8:00 pm 

Presented by Creditworthy, Inc., A Financial Education 

Organization 

Instructors: Russ Johnson & Joe Johnson, Main Street 

Financial 

What to Expect When You 

Go To Court 

Tuesday, March 17 

6:30 – 8:00 pm 

Instructor: Nancy Hawn, M.S. 

From Stay at Home Mom to 

Employee 

Monday, Jan. 12, 6:30 – 8:00 pm 

Instructor: Nancy Hawn, M.S. 

Workshops are FREE unless 

otherwise stated. 

To register, email us at 

PeopleinTransition@gccnj.edu 

or call 856-415-2222. 

PEOPLE IN TRANSITION 


COMMUNITY SERVICE CORPS 

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Gloucester County College’s 

Senior Corps is pleased to offer 

information seminars. The 

following seminars are available at 

no cost. PLease call 856-468-5000 

Ext. 6439 for more information 

and to register 

Help, I’m Now the Caregiver 

Eldercare — caring for elderly parents and 

what are your options. Hospice — when is 

it time and what does it offer for the family 

and patient 

Friday, Jan. 23, 2:00 – 4:00 pm 

Presenter: Debbie Gabrieli, Mental Health and 

Chemical Addictions Counselor 

“Who Pays” 

Long Term care planning — Medicare/ 

Medicaid issues, Medicare law, long-term 

care insurance choices 

Friday, Dec. 5, 2:00 – 4:00 pm 

Presenter: Paul Blackstock, Senior Advisor 

Are you 55 years young? 

Are you now engaged 

in volunteer work? 

Would you like to be? 

If your answer to any one of these questions is “YES,” 

the COMMUNITY SERVICE CORPS would like 

to hear from you. 

Sponsored by RSVP, the United Way of Gloucester 

County, Gloucester County College, and the 

Gloucester County Department on Aging. 

Please call 856-468-1742 

or visit us on our Web site at 

www.communityservicecorps.org 

Old Age Ain’t for Sissies 

Have a better understanding of the physical 

and social challenges an aging loved one 

faces and options available to them. 

Friday, January 30, 2:00 – 4:00 pm 

Presenter: Debra Gabrieli, Certified Senior Advisor 

Inheritance Laws in New 

Jersey 

Learn what is taxable when you need a will 

and what happens if there is no will. 

Date to be announced, 2:00 – 4:00 pm 

Presenter: Don Kingette, Esq. 

Beginner Computers 

Learn the very basics that will help you get 

started. Learn how to control a mouse, what 

computer programs are, and what the 

Internet is. 

Friday, December 12, 2:00 – 4:00 pm 

Presenter: Helen Antonucci, Executive Director Senior 

Corps/RSVP 

Medicare and You 

Open enrollment for Medicare Insurance 

changes. Find out what medical insurance 

and prescription plans are right for you. 

Friday, December 5, 2:00 – 4:00 pm 

Presenter: Helen Antonucci, Executive Director Senior 

Corps/RSVP Certified Medicare Counselor 

1400 Tanyard Road • Sewell, New Jersey 08080 • 856-468-5000 • www.gccnj.edu 




Located in Deptford Township 

Exit 56 of Route 55 • 856-468-5000 

From Williamstown 

Take Route 168 North (Black Horse Pike) to 

Turnersville. Enter the jughandle on the right for 

Greentree Road. Continue on Greentree Road to 

the second traffic light and turn right onto Egg 

Harbor Road. Stay on Egg Harbor Road to light 

intersection at Route 41. Go straight through the 

light. A half block after the intersection make a 

left, following 

the sign for Sewell, onto Blackwood-Barnsboro 

Road (Route 603). Follow for about one mile, and 

the College entrance will be on your right. 

From Clayton 

Take Route 47 (Delsea Drive) through Glassboro, 

Pitman and Hurffville. Make a left onto Salina 

Road. At the next intersection, make a right onto 

Blackwood-Barnsboro Road (Route 603). The 

College entrance will be on the left. 

From Route 55 (Southbound from Bellmawr) 

Take Route 55 South exactly four miles from Route 

42 to Exit 56-B, 47 North (marked Woodbury- 

Westville). Turn left at the first traffic light onto 

Bankbridge Road. Go to the first traffic light 

(Tanyard Road) and make a left. Third entrance 

on the left (just past Monongahela Junior High 

School and Gloucester County Institute of 

Technology) is GCC. 

From South Philadelphia 

Cross the Walt Whitman Bridge and follow signs 

for Route 42. Take Exit13 onto Route 55 South 

and follow directions above to GCC. 

From Vineland Area 

Take Route 55 North toward Bellmawr-Camden. 

Exit right at Ramp 56A for Route 47 South (you 

will see the GCC sign just before the ramp). Follow 

Route 47 South for one-quarter mile and turn right 

at the GCC sign (Route 603/Sewell) just before the 

traffic light. Follow for about one mile, and the 

College entrance will be on your right. 

From the Delaware Memorial Bridge 

Take Route 295 north to Exit 11 (Route 322). Take 

Route 322 East for several miles to Route 45. Make 

a left onto Route 45 North. Follow for one mile 

to Breakneck Road-Route 603 (Heritage’s on the 

corner). Make a right onto 603 and follow several 

miles to Tanyard Road (located just past the 

intersection with a Wawa). Make a left onto 

Tanyard Road. GCC entrance will be on the right. 

Alternate directions: Take the New Jersey 

Turnpike north to Exit 2 and make a right onto 

322 East to Route 55 northbound. Follow directions 

(“From Vineland Area”) to the campus. 

Gloucester County 

Fire Academy 

200 Shady Lane, Clarksboro, NJ 08020 

856-423-4127 

From I-295 Southbound 

Take Exit 18 (Mt. Royal, Clarksboro). At the top 

of the ramp and at the traffic light, turn left. Pass 

the BuckThorn Traveler’s Plaza on the right. 

Proceed through the next traffic light and travel 

1.5 miles to the next traffic light. Proceed through 

the light and immediately bear to the right (County 

House Road). NOTE: The Mount Royal Fire 

Company must be on your left. The Fire Academy 

is about ½ mile on your left. 

From I-295 Northbound 

Take Exit 18 (Mt. Royal, Clarksboro, Paulsboro). 

At the top of the ramp and at the traffic light turn 

right. The Traveler’s Plaza will be on your right. 

Follow directions as stated above. 

From the Atlantic City Expressway or RT. 322 

From the AC Expressway take Exit 38 for 

Williamstown (RT 536 Sicklerville Road). Follow 

to large intersection (see Geets Diner on your 

right). Proceed through the intersection and 

follow all signs for RT 322 West. Proceed about 15 

miles. You will pass over RT 55. Shortly thereafter 

you will pass through 2 traffic lights. Note a large 

WaWa on your left. Travel about 1 mile and bear 

right onto RT 667. Follow RT 667 for 4 miles. At 

the traffic light for RT 667 and RT 45, the name 

will change to Cohawkin Road. Continue straight 

for about another 4 miles. There will be a large 

cemetery on your left. Turn right onto County 

House Road. (There is a sign, “Shady Lane” 

Juvenile Shelter, Fire Academy.) Proceed about 

1 mile, the Fire Academy Building can be seen on 

your right. It is the closest building to the road. 

From RT 55 

Exit RT 55 at RT 322 West and follow directions 

above. 

From NJ Turnpike 

Exit at Exit 2. At the end of the ramp turn left. 

Follow RT 322 to the exit traffic light. (NOTE: 

Kingsway High School is on your far right.) Turn 

right onto Kings Highway. Proceed north for 

about 7 miles. Shortly after passing a Heritage 

convenience store on your left, you will see a white 

church on your right. Turn right onto Shady Lane. 

Proceed to stop sign, (County House Road) turn 

left. You will see the Fire Academy on your right. 

The building is the closest to the road. 

DIRECTIONS 


DIRECTIONS 

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GCC's Business & 

Industry Training Center 

875 Kings Hwy., West Deptford, NJ 08096 

856-384-8511 

From Route 295 (Southbound from Ben 

Franklin or Walt Whitman Bridge and from 

Cherry Hill) 

Take 295 South to Exit 20. Turn left and go to next 

traffic light. Go left for 300 yards to Jessup Road. 

Turn right (east) on Jessup for one mile. Turn left 

on Kings Highway (Route 551) for 100 yards, then 

left into BIT Center. 

From Route 295 (Northbound from Delaware 

Memorial or Commodore Barry Bridges, and 

from Pureland) 

Take 295 North to Exit 20. Stay on the Exit road 

(Friars). The third traffic light (500 yards north 

of Exit) is Jessup Road. Turn right (east) on Jessup 

for one mile. Turn left onto Kings Highway (Route 

551) for 100 yards, then left into BIT Center. 

Gloucester County Institute 

of Technology 


856-468-1445 

From Route 55 

Exit at Route 47 Delsea Drive North – 

Westville Exit 56B. At the light, turn left onto 

Bankbridge Road. At the next light, turn left 

onto Tanyard Road. The entrance for GCIT 

is on the left at the bottom of the hill. 

From the Delaware Memorial Bridge 

Take Interstate 295 North. Take Exit 21 onto 

Delaware Street and continue through 

Woodbury for about 1.7 miles. As Delaware 

Street becomes Cooper Street, continue 

for .5 miles. Turn right at traffic light onto 

Evergreen Avenue. Travel one block and 

turn left at next light onto E. Barber Avenue. 

Proceed about 3.2 miles. The entrance for 

GCIT is on the left at the bottom of the hill. 

Regular hourly service to 

GCC’s Main Campus 

Tanyard Road, Deptford 

Route 463 

with continuous service during all of 

GCC’s scheduled class times 

Take the Bus to GCC 

From the New Jersey Turnpike 

Take the N.J. Turnpike South to Exit 3. 

After toll, follow signs for Route 168 South. 

Continue for about one mile to traffic light 

and turn right on Route 544 & Route 41 

South, Clements Bridge Road. Continue for 

about 1.7 miles to Deptford Center Rd., and 

make a right. Travel about 0.8 miles and 

merge onto Rt.. 55 South. Travel about 2.4 

miles and exit at 56B Woodbury/Westville. 

After you exit, make a left at the 1st light, 

Bankbridge Rd. Make a left at the next light, 

Tanyard Rd., The entrance for GCIT is on 

the left at the bottom of the hill. 

From Atlantic City 

Take the Atlantic City Expressway North. 

Take exit 44 towards Rt- 

168/Sicklerville/Blackwood. Stay to the right 

for Rt. 168/Blackwood. Sicklerville Rd. will 

turn into Woodbury-Turnersville Rd. as you 

cross Rt. 168. Travel for about 1.5 miles. 

Make a left onto Barnsboro-Blackwood Rd. 

and bear to the right. Continue for about 

1.2 miles. At the stop sign, make a right onto 

Egg Harbor Rd. Go straight through the light 

as you are now on Rt. 47/Delsea Dr. for 

about 1.2 miles. Make a left onto Bankbridge 

Rd. Make a left at the next light, Tanyard Rd. 

The entrance for GCIT is on the left at the 

bottom of the hill. 

From the Commodore Barry Bridge 

Take Route 322 East to light at Rt. 45. Turn 

left onto Rt. 45 North and travel for about 

2.0 miles. Turn right onto Heritage Rd. and 

go about 2.1 miles. Turn right onto Main St. 

Make a slight left onto Center St. and go for 

about 1.7 miles. Now make a left onto 

Tanyard Rd. GCIT is about 1.3 miles ahead 

on the right, past Gloucester County College. 

Regular service to GCC’s 

Business & Industry 

Training Center 

King’s Highway, West Deptford 

Route 401 

Connections from Woodbury: 

402 • 410 • 412 • 455 • 463 

Connection from Westville 

Call 1-800-582-5946 or 307-6650 for New Jersey Transit bus schedule information 


Gloucester County Board of Chosen Freeholders 

Stephen M. Sweeney, Director 

Robert M. Damminger, Deputy Director 

Joseph A. Brigandi, Jr., Educational Liaison 

Giuseppe (Joe) Chila 

Frank J. DiMarco 

Jean DuBois 

Dr. Warren S. Wallace 

Gloucester County College Administration 

Dr. Russell A. Davis, President 

Dominick Burzichelli, VP, Human Resources & 

Communications 

Maureen D’Andrea, Acting VP, Student Services 

John M. Henzy, Acting VP, Academic Services 

Dr. Susan Smith, VP, Institutional Advancement 

Gloucester County College Board of Trustees 

Milton W. Hinton, Jr., Chairperson 

Edward J. Campbell, Vice Chairperson 

Gene J. Concordia, Treasurer 

Yolette C. Ross, Secretary 

Grant W. Keller, Esq. 

Dr. George J. Scott 

Virginia N. Scott 

Steven M. Shriver 

Dr. H. Mark Stanwood 

John J. Vinci 

Dr. Russell A. Davis, ex officio 

CAMPUS MAP • ADMINISTRATION 39 


REGISTRATION INFORMATION 

40 

To Register — 

By Mail: 

Use the registration form on 

the next page and mail it with 

your check or money order 

to Gloucester County College, 

Division of Continuing 

Education, 1400 Tanyard Road, 

Sewell, NJ 08080. 

By Phone: 

Call 856-415-2217 or 415-2218 

between 8–4, Monday through 

Friday. For your convenience, 

24-hour credit card registration 

is available via a voice mail 

box at this number. VISA, 

MasterCard, Discover, and 

American Express are accepted, 

and the charge must be 

approved. Please have all credit 

card information available 

(type of card, account number, 

expiration date) and include 

your daytime phone number 

on the recording. 

By Fax: 

Photocopy and complete the 

registration form on the next 

page and fax it, 24 hours a day, 

to 856-468-7023. You must use 

VISA, MasterCard, Discover, 

or American Express as the 

form of payment. 

In Person: 

Complete the registration form 

on the next page and bring it 

to the Division of Continuing 

Education in the GCC College 

Center between 8–4, Monday 

through Friday. 

Online 24/7: 

Gloucester County College’s 

Continuing Education program 

now offers online registration. 

Please follow the link 


to register online. 

Classes Fill Fast! 

Registration is accepted until classes are full. Register 

as early as possible to guarantee enrollment. 

Registration is on a first-come basis. No reservations 

are accepted without payment. All course and event 

listings are accurate as of date of publication. Some 

information may be subject to change. 

Classes have been designed for students 18 

years of ages or older unless otherwise specified. 

Course Fees 

All course fees are due at the time of registration. 

Your cancelled check, cash receipt, or credit card 

voucher is your only receipt unless otherwise 

requested. There is a $30 charge for all returned 

checks. The cost for each course is listed along 

with the description. 

Cancellations 

All courses are subject to cancellation. A full 

refund will be issued within six to eight weeks. 

Parking 

Course registrants must park in the student 

parking lots on the GCC campus (Lots D and E). 

Special parking arrangements at the main campus 

can be made by calling 856-468-5000, Ext. 6287. 

Parking is available outside the Business and 

Industry Training Center in West Deptford for 

any classes scheduled at that location. 

Classrooms and Course 

Locations 

Most classes are held on the main campus of 

Gloucester County College. Room numbers are 

listed on campus TV monitors and entrance doors 

on the days or evenings of classes. Room assignments 

will also be available at the Security Desk 

in the College Center Building. GCC also holds 

classes at its Business and Industry Training Center 

in West Deptford. Directions to both locations 

are available on page 30 of this course courier. 

Emergency School Closings 

The cancellation code for day classes is 814. 

The code for evening classes is 2814. Please 

check one of the following for information: KYW 

NewsRadio (1060 AM); www.KYW1060.com; 

Comcast Channel 31; www.gccnj.edu 

Refund/Withdrawal Policy 

If you wish to withdraw from a course or seminar, 

please notify the Division of Continuing Education 

in writing or in person immediately. Refunds, minus 

a $10 registration fee, will be made as follows: 

• No refunds of fees or costs for any program 

of two or fewer class meetings will be issued 

once class begins. 

• 100% refund prior to the first class meeting 

• 50% refund after the first class meeting 

• No refund after the second class meeting 

The Board of Trustees is committed to providing a work and academic environment that maintains and promotes affirmative action and 

equal opportunity in all categories of employment and education. The Board will continually attempt to carry out its responsibilities to 

provide all persons with equal access and fair treatment regardless of race, creed, color, national origin, ancestry, age, sex, affectional or 

sexual orientation, marital status, familial status, religion, liability for service in the Armed Forces of the United States, atypical heredity 

cellular or blood trait of any individual, nonapplicable disability or because of genetic information or refusal to submit or make available 

the results of a genetic test. For questions concerning discrimination, call Executive Director, Diversity and Equity, Almarie J. Jones, at 856- 

415-2154. For disability issues, contact ADA/504 Officer, Dennis M. Cook, Office of Special Needs Services, at 856-415-2265.

Personal Information 

Last name __________________________ First name ______________________ 

Social Security #______________________ Birth date ______________________ 

Home address ______________________________________________________ 

City, State, ZIP ______________________________________________________ 

Place of employment __________________________________________________ 

Work address ________________________________________________________ 

Phone: daytime________________________ evening ______________________ 

Fax number ________________________________________________________ 

E-mail address ______________________________________________________ 

Course Registration 

Code Course Title Day (circle) Tuition 

Payment 

How did you hear about the 

program? 

1 Course brochure 

2 Friend(s) 

3 Previous course 

4 Work 

5 Newspaper 

Sex: 

1 Male 2 Female 

Race: 

1 Asian 

2 White 

3 Black or African American 

4 Hispanic or Latino 

5 Two or more Races 

6 Native Hawaiian or other 

Pacific Islander 

7 Non-resident alien 

8 American Indian or Alaska 

Native 

M T W TH F S 

M T W TH F S 

M T W TH F S 

M T W TH F S 

TOTAL COST 

Checks: Please make checks payable to Gloucester County College 

Businesses: Company Purchase Order #_________________________ 

Credit Cards: All information must be complete and accurate before your registration will be processed 

Card # ______________________________________________ Exp. date __________________ 

Check: M/C VISA DISCOVER American Express 

3- or 4-digit Security Code __________________________________________________________ 

Signature ________________________________________________________________________ 

Submit this form to: 




Fax: 856-468-7023 

Federal Reporting 

Please note: With the submission of this form, 

you are registered. Unless notified to the 

contrary, please report to your first scheduled 

class. Please feel free to duplicate this form. 

The state and federal governments require the College to submit information on student characteristics. Your response 

to this section is voluntary, but will help GCC implement its affirmative action policy. GCC is an equal opportunity 

institution. This information does not affect admission or placement. 

Education: 

1 Less than high school 

2 High school 

3 Some college 

4 Associate degree 

5 Bachelors degree 

6 Masters degree 

7 Doctorate 

To Register by phone: 856-415-2217 

REGISTRATION FORM 

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Here’s What’s New! 

• Equine Science . . . . . . . . . . .2 

• Free Grant-Funded 

Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .2 

• Forklift Training . . . . . . . . . .5 

• Home Health Aide 

Certification . . . . . . . . . . . . . .8 

• Soup 101: Quick and 

Easy Soup . . . . . . . . . . . . . .27 

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