EASTFall2011 - Northeast Wisconsin Technical College

Continuing Education Course Schedule 

NWTC East 

Regional Learning Center 

Fall 2011 • Term 2118 • August 18 -December 19, 2011 

For a complete listing of 

NWTC courses, go to 

www.nwtc.edu and click 

on Find a Class. 

Credit Classes begin on page 3 

Non-Credit Classes begin on page 18 

We Are Futuremakers 

Serving: 

Algoma, Casco, 

Denmark, Kewaunee, 

and Luxemburg 

Open 

Registration 

June 22, 2011

Table of Contents 

Key................................................ 2 

Refund Information.................... 2 

Academic Skills Lab.................. 3 

Credit Courses 

Accounting..................................3-4 

Administrative................................. 4 

Business/Marketing.....................5-6 

Computer....................................6-8 

Computer-Macintosh..................... 8 

Criminal Justice.............................. 8 

Early Childhood Education............. 9 

Entrepreneurship.......................9-10 

General Education...................10-12 

Health Care..............................12-14 

Leadership...............................14-16 

Math........................................16-17 

Mechanical Design....................... 17 

Organic Agriculture..................17-18 

Supply Chain................................ 18 

Non-Credit Courses 

Arts and Crafts .......................18-20 

Child Care..................................... 20 

Computer..................................... 21 

Emergency Medical...................... 22 

Food........................................23-25 

Personal Enrichment.................... 25 

Responsible Beverage/ 

Food Server................................ 26 

Sewing.....................................26-27 

Online Courses....................28-31 

Correspondence Courses....... 32 

Registration Form.................... 33 

East 


Serving: Algoma, Casco, Denmark, 

Kewaunee, and Luxemburg 

Contact: East Regional Learning Center 

Phone: (920) 845-5945 

Toll-Free: (866) 845-5945 

Fax: (920) 845-5948 

E-mail: east@nwtc.edu 

Address: 133 Commerce Drive/Hwy 54 

Luxemburg, WI 54217 

Office Hours: 

Monday - Thursday 8:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. 

Friday 

8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. 

Payment for all non-credit 

classes is required at the time 

of registration. 

NWTC 

accepts 

Fall 2011 • Term 2118 

Open Registration Begins: 

June 22, 2011 

Registration Information 

Registrations are processed on a first-come, 

first-served basis. Registrations are accepted 

until the start of a class as long as there is an 

opening in the class and the class has not been 

cancelled. Class cancellation process begins 

seven calendar days before class start date. 

If the class starts within one week, we recommend 

that you register in person or by telephone to 

ensure your registration request is processed 

immediately. 

Online Registration –––––––––––––––––––– 

Use my.NWTC to access online registration and 

other services. All you need is your Social Security 

number or student ID. Please have a credit card 

available for payment of all non-credit classes. 

1. Go to http://www.nwtc.edu 

2. Click the orange “Sign Up” button near the 

top of the page. 

3. Select “Register for a Class.” 

4. Follow the on-screen instructions to create an 

account (for first-time users) or log in. 

NOTE: When you see your Student ID and 

choose a password, write them down – 

you will need them! 

5. Once you are logged in to my.NWTC, select 

“Student Center” near the top of your 

screen, then the “Search for Classes” button 

on the right. 

To protect your privacy, we may need your permission 

to “reactivate” your account. For immediate activation, 

please call (920) 498-5444 or (888) 385-NWTC. We regret 

any inconvenience, and we look forward to serving you! 

Walk-In /Mail-In Registration –––––––––––– 

Registrations are processed by postmark dates. 

Checks should be made payable to Northeast 

Wisconsin Technical College and mailed WITH 

REGISTRATION FORM to: 

NWTC – East Regional Learning Center 

133 Commerce Drive/Hwy 54 

Luxemburg, WI 54217 

Phone-In Registration –––––––––––––––––– 

To register with one of our friendly Enrollment 

Services staff, please call: (920) 845-5945 or 

(866) 845-5945 during regular office hours. 

Please have your Student ID and a credit card 

available for payment of all non-credit classes. 

Registration Forms –––––––––––––––––––– 

To print a mailable registration form, go to: 

www.nwtc.edu Sign Up then 

Register for a Class. If you would like a 

registration form sent to you, call (920) 845-5945 

or toll-free: (866) 845-5945. 

General Information: (920) 498-5400 or 

toll-free (800) 422-NWTC.

Key 

Day(s): 

M=Monday 

T=Tuesday 

W=Wednesday 

R=Thursday 

F=Friday 

S=Saturday 

U=Sunday 

V=Varies 

Time: 

a=a.m. 

p=p.m. 

Fee: 

$XX/Age 62+$XX 

(Reduced fee: Age 62+; 

non-credit classes only.) 

Michigan residents fee 

slightly higher. 

Instruction Mode: 

AC Accelerated. Time-shortened courses take advantage of 

brain-based research, interactive learning, and on-the-job 

projects. Work will be assigned prior to the first class and 

additional out-of-class work is required. 

B Blended Classes. Requires both online learning and 

in-person meetings. 

IA Interactive Television/Accelerated. Accelerated 

courses delivered over the ITV system. 

ITV Interactive Television. Live, interactive courses 

delivered via broadcast technology to sites including 

our Green Bay,Marinette and Sturgeon Bay 

Campuses, and District high schools. 

P 

In Person. Traditional face-to-face classes. 

SC Senior Course. Courses of special interest to Senior 

Citizens and open to all individuals. 

SP Self-Paced. Self-paced classes vary somewhat in their 

set-up and procedures. Students work at their own 

pace. In some cases attendance is not required. Check 

with the individual division or instructor for further details. 

VA Video Conference/Accelerated. Live, interactive, 

accelerated courses (see above) delivered via 

broadcast technology to sites including all campuses 

and regional learning centers. 

VC Video Conference. Live, interactive courses delivered 

via broadcast technology to sites including all 

campuses and regional learning centers. 

Location 

Macintosh Publishing Catalog # 10-111-120 

Instruction Mode 

...develop page layout concepts utilizing document files, tools, guides, objects and 

shapes, text, colors, style sheets, images, master pages; manage output for printing; and 

apply copy elements. (Corequisite: 10-111-103, Macintosh-Intro) 

Regional Center-Luxemburg Class # 84725 (P) 

Dates: 08/16-12/13 (T) Time: 05:30-07:30p Fee: $46.40/Age 62+: $4.00 

Day(s) 

Time 

Fee 

Please Note: Tuition and Fees listed in this publication are subject to change. 

Additional fees for textbooks or supplies may be required for classes. 

Students are fully responsible for tuition and fees. You will NOT be automatically dropped from classes 

for non-attendance. To avoid charges, late fees, and collection activities, students must pay fees by 

the due date or must officially drop classes using my.NWTC, or by calling Enrollment Services. 

Enrollment Services: Green Bay — (920) 498-5444 or Toll-Free — (888) 385-NWTC 

Dropping Classes 

You will NOT be automatically dropped from 

classes for non-attendance. To avoid charges, 

late fees, and collection activities, students 

must pay fees by the due date or must 

officially drop classes through Enrollment 

Services. Please retain your confirmation number 

as proof of your official drop. 

Third Party or Employer Funding 

To register for non-credit courses with funding from 

an employer or other agency, you must ensure that 

an Authorization to Bill is on file prior to registration. 

All fees are subject to change. 

Please contact NWTC Student Finance at 

(920) 498-5444 or Toll-Free — (888) 385-NWTC 

for questions regarding tuition and fees. 

The College reserves the right to cancel classes in the event of insufficient enrollments. 

If a class cancels, you will be notified prior to the starting date. 

To see the NWTC Refund Policy, please visit www.nwtc.edu and search for Refund Policy 

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For more class information, visit www.nwtc.edu and the Find a Class button. 

FREE 

Academic Skills Lab 

Luxemburg Regional Learning Center 

Day 

Hours 

Tuesdays ................... 9:00 a.m. - Noon 

Thursdays ................ 1:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m. 

• Prepare for the Tests of General Educational Development (GED ® Tests) 

or High School Equivalency Diploma (HSED) 

• Find out your present level in math, reading or writing, and work to increase 

those levels 

• Obtain or improve basic skills to help gain employment 

• Brush up on basic skills to keep up with the demands of today’s job market 

• Upgrade your reading, math, or writing skills prior to enrolling in a technical 

college or university 

GED ® and the GED Testing Service ® are registered trademarks of the American Council on Education ® and may not be 

used or reproduced without the express written permission of the American Council on Education. 

No fees • Register anytime • Walk-in service available 

Credit Courses 

Accounting 

Accounting 2 Catalog # 10-101-120 

...inventories, fixed assets, current liabilities including payroll and notes payable, business 

formations, capital stocks, dividends, bonds, cash flow statements, and financial statement 

analysis. (Prerequisite: 10-101-110, Accounting 1) 

Reg Ctr-Luxemburg-Classrm 111 Class # 81617 (VA) 

Dates: 08/22-11/07 (M) Time: 05:00-10:00p Fee: $495.80 Credit: 4 

Accounting-for Non-Accountants Catalog # 10-101-106 

...teaching non-accountants to read, analyze, and interpret financial information for making 

informed business decisions. This class de-emphasizes the use of debits, credits, journal entries 

and other accounting procedures. 


Dates: 08/24-10/12 (W) Time: 08:30-11:30a Fee: $371.85 Credit: 3 

Accounting-Managerial Catalog # 10-101-142 

...cost behavioral patterns, cost-volume-profit relationships, segment reporting, profit planning, 

budgets and overhead analysis, decentralized operations, pricing decisions, capital investment 

decisions, and service department costing. (Prerequisite: 10-101-134, Accounting-Cost) 


Dates: 08/24-10/26 (W) Time: 05:00-10:00p Fee: $371.85 Credit: 3 

Accounting-Personal Tax Catalog # 10-101-154 

...history and research of tax law and regulations; preparation of Federal individual income taxes 

including forms 1040, 1040A, and 1040EZ, and supporting schedules and forms. 



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To register, visit www.nwtc.edu and the Sign Up button. 

Accounting-QuickBooks Catalog # 10-101-190 

...an introductory course in using QuickBooks to create vendor/employee accounts, invoices, 

budgets, profit/loss statements, balance sheets, A/R, A/P, journals, graphs. 

Reg Ctr-Luxemburg-Comp Lab 107 Class # 82291 (P) 

Dates: 09/01-11/17 (R) Time: 06:00-09:00p Fee: $124.70 Credit: 1 

Business Finance/Budgeting Catalog # 10-101-184 

...fiscal and monetary aspects of business. Each learner will demonstrate application of business 

types, cycles, forecasting, budgeting, expense control, and financial statement interpretation 

relevant to the supervisor as a non-accountant. (Prerequisite: 10-804-123, Math w Business Apps) 


Dates: 10/19-12/14 (W) Time: 08:30a-12:30p Fee: $366.10 Credit: 3 

Administrative 

Admin Business Procedures 1 Catalog # 10-106-126 

...today’s global business environment including time management using software tools, flexible 

work arrangements, processing mail, meeting coordination, copiers and fax machines, and 

application of common business communication using appropriate formats. Requires Windows, 

intermediate Word, PowerPoint, and Outlook experience. (Prerequisite: 10-106-131, Proofreading/ 

Editing Essentials 1; Corequisite: 10-106-142, Software Projects ) 

Reg Ctr-Luxemburg-Classrm 114 Class # 82673 (B) 

*Dates: 08/29-11/07 Fee: $247.90 Credit: 2 

*Note: This Blended Class requires both online learning and in-person meetings. 

Class meets in person via video conference on Monday, 1:00-5:00pm. Dates: 8/29, 9/12, 9/26, 

10/10, 10/24, 11/7 

Bus and Info Tech Occup Prep Catalog # 10-102-100 

...career exploration, self exploration, career planning, career placement, job seeking skills. 

Reg Ctr-Luxemburg-Classrm 114 Class # 82691 (VC) 


Proofreading/Editing Essen 2 Catalog # 10-106-132 

...apply advanced proofreading and editing skills in electronic and printed business documents 

using Proofamatics technique, transcription equipment, reference manuals, and resources. 

Multitasking and decision-making skills are enhanced through transcription and proofreading. (A 

passing grade in Proofreading/Editing Essentials 1 is a strong recommendation for success.) 


Dates: 08/25-11/17 (R) Time: 08:30a-12:30p Fee: $247.90 Credit: 2 

Records Management Catalog # 10-106-152 

...major systems of filing classification: alphabetic, numeric, geographic and subject; retention and 

disposition of records; records equipment and technology. 



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Want to achieve your educational 

goals close to home? 

NWTC’s East Regional Learning Center 

is here to help you get started: 

Admissions • Financial Aid • Class Registration 

Tuition Payments • Book Purchases 

www.nwtc.edu 


Call r(920) 845-5945 

or toll-free (866) 845-5945 

Business/Marketing 

Bus and Info Tech Occup Prep Catalog # 10-102-100 

...career exploration, self exploration, career planning, career placement, job seeking skills. 



Business Law & Ethics Catalog # 10-102-150 

...common law contracts and sales contracts: formation, interpretation, performance, and 

discharge; the law of agency; corporations; and introduction to the American legal system: 

criminal and tort law, and global business issues. 



Business-Introduction Catalog # 10-102-158 

...organization/management process of human resources, production, operations, marketing, 

distribution, and finances; risk management; ethics/legalistic management; international 

business; accounting, computers, and data processing. 



NEW 

Consumer Behavior-Mktg Catalog # 10-104-176 

...motivation and personality, information processing, life styles, group influences, post-purchase 

behavior, and other behaviors related to marketing. 



Customer Service Catalog # 10-104-191 

...develop professional telephone etiquette, explore customer service work environments, identify 

and analyze customer service failures, resolve problems cost effectively, set complaint policies, 

and develop communication techniques to handle complaining customers. 


Dates: 10/24-12/12 (M) Time: 08:30-11:30a Fee: $366.10 Credit: 3 



Lean Operations Mgmt Catalog # 10-182-110 

...lean operating concepts, total quality management, six sigma methodologies, continuous 

improvement tools/techniques, process mapping, 5S principles, statistical process control/pull 

signals, cellular manufacturing, mixed-model production, human resource development. 


Dates: 08/23-10/11 (T) Time: 05:30-08:30p Fee: $366.10 Credit: 3 

Marketing Info Mgmt Catalog # 10-104-120 

...opportunity analysis, marketing research processes and data sources, forecasting sales of new 

and established products, master plan for a marketing strategy, and implementation and control of 

marketing programs. 



Marketing Principles Catalog # 10-104-110 

...marketing management, market segmentation, market research, consumer behavior, product 

decisions and management of distribution, pricing, promotional decisions for strategy planning. 


Dates: 08/22-10/17 (M) Time: 08:30-11:30a Fee: $366.10 Credit: 3 

NEW 

Personal Brand-Development Catalog # 10-104-182 

...learn how personal branding allows you to differentiate yourself from the competition through 

appearance, personality, and marketing competency. 


Dates: 08/23-10/11 (T) Time: 08:30-11:30a Fee: $245.40 Credit: 2 

Selling Principles Catalog # 10-104-101 

...selling as a career; success factors in selling; personality development; product knowledge; 

and the sales process involving preparation, approach, presentation-demonstration, handling 

objections, and closing the sale successfully. 



Computer 

FALL SELF-PACED COMPUTER LAB HOURS w/Instructor 

TUESDAYS: 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. AND 6:00-9:00 p.m. 

Keyboarding Catalog # 10-106-145 

...keyboarding at a personal productivity level, correct posture, touch typing on the alpha-numeric 

keyboard using an interactive software package running on a microcomputer. No experience required. 

Reg Ctr-Luxemburg-Comp Lab 107 Class # 82321 (SP) 

Dates: 08/23-12/13 Time: Self-Paced Fee: $124.70 Credit: 1 

Keyboard-Speed Building 1 Catalog # 10-106-107 

...skill development on the alphabetic keyboard using analytic/diagnostic software. Minimum 

alphabetic speed developed is 40 wpm in a 3-minute timing. Requires touch keyboarding at 30 wpm. 



Keyboard-Speed Building 2 Catalog # 10-106-112 

...skill development on the alphabetic keyboard, top-row number keys, and ten-key pad using 

analytic/diagnostic software. Minimum alphabetic speed developed is 45 wpm in a 5-minute 

timing. Requires touch keyboarding at 40 wpm. 





Micro: Access-Intro Catalog # 10-103-141 

...creating and modifying database tables, compacting a database, managing records, defining 

table relationships, creating queries, calculations, and aggregate functions, sorting, and using 

form and report wizards. Requires Windows experience. 



Micro: Access-Part 2 Catalog # 10-103-142 

...creating advanced queries, custom forms, multi-page forms, custom reports, integrating, pivot 

tables, pivot charts, and labels. Requires strong introductory Access skills. 



Micro: Excel-Intro Catalog # 10-103-131 

...creating a worksheet, enhancing worksheet appearance, moving and copying data, using 

formulas and functions, creating charts and using clip art. Requires Windows experience. 





Micro: Excel-Part 2 Catalog # 10-103-132 

...advanced formatting techniques and functions, working with templates, collaborating with multiple 

Excel users, Excel’s database features and analysis tools. Requires prior completion of Excel Intro. 



Micro: Expression Web Catalog # 10-103-163 

...create a Website, customize and manage web pages and images; create and use interactive 

forms using style sheets; publish web pages to a web server. Requires Windows experience. 



Micro: PowerPoint-Intro Catalog # 10-103-151 

...presentation development skills such as: graphics, tables, diagrams, shapes, design themes, 

sounds, animations, slide transitions, and integration with other software. Requires Windows and 

MS Word experience. 



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Micro: Publication Software Catalog # 10-103-165 

...create and edit newsletters, brochures, flyers, forms, business cards, emails, e-commerce websites, 

and other business publications using publication layout software. Requires Windows experience. 



Micro: Windows-Intro Catalog # 10-103-111 

...Windows desktop elements, help features, folder and file management (create, delete, move, find 

file), and Search strategies. 





Micro: Word-Intro Catalog # 10-103-121 

...word processing basics including creating, revising, formatting, and printing; sections, tabs, 

multiple-page numbering; manipulating text; creating headers/footers; creating and formatting 

tables, graphics; and merging documents. Requires Windows experience. 





Micro: Word-Part 2 Catalog # 10-103-122 

...advanced word processing features including working with headers/footers, inserting quick 

parts, themes, styles, sort and select; text flow; footnotes/endnotes, images, shapes, shared 

documents; specialized tables and indexes; forms; and sharing data. Requires strong introductory 

Word skills or Word-Intro. 



Computer-Macintosh 

Macintosh-Intro Catalog # 10-111-103 

...explore the Macintosh Operating System and applications including iPhoto, iTunes, iMovie, 

GarageBand, FontBook, Sherlock, iCal, AddressBook and Dashboard. Learn to navigate the Mac 

Operating System and manage files and folders. 



Typography Design/Paper Catalog # 10-111-162 

...typography history; type styles and nomenclature; type in design world; type usage in printing; 

paper nomenclature; paper types; papers used for art, printing, and industry; and future of paper. 

(Prerequisite: 10-111-103, Macintosh-Intro) 



Criminal Justice 

Courts/Jurisdiction Catalog # 10-504-132 

...development of the American judicial system, the Federal and Wisconsin court structure, Wisconsin 

judicial rules and procedures from complaint to sentencing as they impact police or correctional officers. 





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Early Childhood Education 

NEW 

ECE: Foundations of ECE Catalog # 10-307-148 

...integrate strategies that support diversity and anti-bias perspectives; summarize early 

childhood education settings; identify components of a quality programs; summarize 

responsibilities of early childhood professionals; explore early childhood curriculum models. 


Dates: 08/19-12/16 (F) Time: 08:30-11:30a Fee: $366.10 Credit: 3 

NEW 

ECE: Hlth Safety & Nutrition Catalog # 10-307-167 

...health, safety, and nutrition in early childhood settings. Anti-bias perspectives; governmental 

regulations and professional standards; safe, healthy, and nutritionally sound early childhood 

programs; child abuse/neglect mandates; SIDS risk reduction. 




Class meets in person via video conference on Saturday, 8:30-11:30am. Dates: 8/20, 9/10, 9/24, 

10/8, 10/22, 11/5, 11/19, 12/3 

Entrepreneurship 

NEW 

Feasibility-Pricing and Profit Catalog # 10-145-192 

...learn how to identify fixed and variable costs; how to determine your pricing strategy; how to 

determine what the market will bear, and how to calculate your break even analysis. 


Dates: 11/05-12/17 (S) Time: 08:30-11:30a Fee: $124.70 Credit: 1 



NEW 

Micro-Bus Feasibility-Mgmt Catalog # 10-145-191 

...learn about the managerial planning it takes to establish your business; develop your product 

and service plan; research your industry and competition; and conduct your marketing analysis. 



NEW 

Micro-Business Concept Dev Catalog # 10-145-190 

...learn about entrepreneurship; the lifestyle and demands; skill sets required; examine your own 

personal reasons for becoming an entrepreneur, develop you business concept to meet your 

professional and personal criteria. 



General Studies 

Abnormal Psychology Catalog # 10-809-159 

...surveys features, causes, assessment and treatment of abnormal behavior through major 

theoretical perspectives. Introduces the diagnosis system of the DSM-IV, the history, cultural/ 

social differences, current perspectives, diagnosis criteria/treatments. (Prerequisite: 

Recommendation: Completion of 10-809-198, Introduction to Psychology) 



Contemporary Amer Society Catalog # 10-809-197 

...the major social institutions within the American society: government, family, education, religion, 

and economic system. 

Reg Ctr-Luxemburg-Classrm 118 Class # 82287 (AC) 




Developmental Psychology Catalog # 10-809-188 

...defines human development; examines theories; heredity and environmental effects; prenatal 

development and birth; evaluates biosocial, cognitive psychosocial development through the life 

span; aging, death, and dying. 



Economics Catalog # 10-809-195 

...scarcity, resources, alternative economic systems, growth, supply and demand, monetary and 

fiscal policy, inflation, unemployment, and global economic issues. 



English Composition 1 Catalog # 10-801-136 

...learners develop knowledge/skills in planning, organizing, writing, editing. Students will 

also analyze audience/purpose, use elements of research, format documents using standard 

guidelines, and develop critical reading skills. 


Dates: 08/19-12/16 (F) Time: 08:30-11:30a Fee: $366.10 Credit: 3 

Reg Ctr-Luxemburg-Classrm 115 Class # 82289 (P) 




Intro to Ethics: Theory & App Catalog # 10-809-166 

...basic understanding of theoretical foundations of ethical thought; analyze/compare relevant 

issues using diverse ethical perspectives; critically evaluate individual, social/professional 

standards of behavior--applying a systematic decision-making process. 





Intro to Psychology Catalog # 10-809-198 

...survey of theoretical foundations of human behavior such as sensation and perception, 

motivation, emotions, learning, personality, psychological disorders, therapy, stress, and human 

diversity in personal, social and vocational settings. 




Class meets in person via video conference on Thursday, 5:30-8:30pm. Dates: 8/18, 9/1, 9/15, 

9/29, 10/13, 10/27, 11/10, 12/1 

Intro to Sociology Catalog # 10-809-196 

...the nature and variety of groups; inequality, race and ethnicity; family, population, social 

integration, and change; collective behavior; politics, economics, religion, education, and the 

effects of technology. 





Oral/Interpersonal Comm Catalog # 10-801-196 

...the communication process, perception and self-concept, language, listening, nonverbal 

communication, interpersonal relationships, communication in groups and public communication; 

prepare and deliver an oral presentation. 




Dates: 08/22-10/17 (M) Time: 08:30a-12:30p Fee: $366.10 Credit: 3 

Psychology Of Human Relations Catalog # 10-809-199 

...decision making, motivation, conflict resolution, learning strategies, growth and adjustment, 

diversity, psychological theories, relationships, psychological disorders, stress, career analysis, 

social psychology, and lifespan development. 





Race Ethnic & Diversity Catalog # 10-809-172 

...basic American values of justice and equality by teaching vocabulary, history of immigration/ 

conquest, transcultural communication, legal liability, multicultural majority/minority relations, 

ageism, sexism, gender, sexual orientation, the disabled/ADA. 




Dates: 10/24-12/12 (M) Time: 08:30a-12:30p Fee: $366.10 Credit: 3 


NEW 


Spanish 2 Catalog # 10-802-102 

...continuing language pronunciation, intermediate vocabulary/grammar, reading, writing, listening, 

and speaking activities--additional verb tenses: perfect, subjunctive, and conditional; awareness 

of additional Spanish-speaking populations. (Prerequisite: Prerequisite: 10-802-101 Spanish 1 ) 



Speech Catalog # 10-801-198 

...fundamentals of effective oral presentation to small and large groups: topic selection, 

audience analysis, methods of organization, research, structuring evidence and support, delivery 

techniques, and the listening process. 



Technical Reporting Catalog # 10-801-197 

...principles of report writing and correspondence, proposals, feasibility reports, progress 

reports, investigation reports, evaluation reports, meeting reports, memos, and correspondence. 

(Prerequisite: 10-801-136, English Composition 1 OR 10-801-195, Written Communication) 



Think Critically & Creatively Catalog # 10-809-103 

...instruction in realistic/practical methods of thinking, including decision making, problem solving, 

analyzing ideas, troubleshooting, argumentation, persuasion, creativity, setting goals/objectives. 

Students apply strategies/tools in a variety of situations. 



Health Care 

Anatomy/Struct-Funct Catalog # 31-806-312 

...human body systems, structural formation. 



Basic Anatomy Catalog # 10-806-189 

...examines concepts of anatomy and physiology as they relate to health careers. Learners 

correlate anatomical and physiological terminology to all body systems. (Prerequisite: Recommendation: 

High School Chemistry or High School Biology with a “C” or better OR College Chemistry or College 

Biology or College General Anatomy transfer credit with a grade of “C” or better. 



NEW 

Health Care Customer Serv. Catalog # 10-501-104 

...is designed as an introduction to customer service for learners interested in working in various 

healthcare settings. The learner investigates healthcare systems, safety standards, and the 

workforce. The learner examines professionalism, interpersonal and written communication skills, 

and confidentiality as they relate to customer service in healthcare. 




Class meets in person via video conference on Thursday, 5:30-7:30pm. Dates: 8/18, 9/1, 9/22, 9/29 



Healthcare Delivery Systems Catalog # 10-530-172 

...examines the organization, financing, regulation, and delivery of health care services. Includes 

the study of healthcare professionals. 



NEW 

Healthcare Relations Catalog # 10-160-151 

...financing of healthcare, managed care participants and products, integrated systems, 

organizational structure, provider networks, purchasers, cost containment, quality of care, 

regulation, and accountability. (Prerequisite: 10-160-161, Insurance Health Principles) 


Dates: 08/18-11/03 (R) Time: 08:30-11:30a Fee: $245.40 Credit: 2 

Intro to Health Record Catalog # 10-530-181 

...illustrate the flow of health information in various health care delivery systems and within 

the health information department; retrieve data from health records; professional ethics; 

confidentiality and security of information. 



Medical Terminology Catalog # 10-501-101 

...focuses on the component parts of medical terms: Prefixes, suffixes, and root words. Students 

practice formation, analysis and reconstruction of terms. Emphasis on spelling, definition and 

pronunciation. Introduction to operative, diagnostic, therapeutic and symptomatic terminology of 

all body systems, as well as systemic and surgical terminology. 




Dates: 08/24-12/14 (W) Time: 08:30-11:30a Fee: $366.10 Credit: 3 

Nursing Assistant Catalog # 30-543-300 

...basic nursing/personal care skills, principles of communication skills, resident rights and team 

work with other care givers under the supervision of a licensed nurse. (Prerequisite: Accepted into 

the Nursing Assistant program) 


Dates: 09/09-09/09 (F) Time: 03:00-07:00p Fee: $400.35 Credit: 3 

Reg Ctr-Luxemburg-Classrm 118 

Dates: 09/10-09/11 (SU) 

Time: 08:00a-04:00p 


Dates: 09/23-09/23 (F) 

Time: 03:00-07:00p 


Dates: 09/24-09/25 (SU) 

Time: 08:00a-04:00p 


Dates: 10/07-10/07 (F) 

Time: 03:00-07:00p 


Dates: 10/08-10/08 (S) 

Time: 08:00a-12:00p 

Algoma Long Term Care 

Dates: 10/21-10/21 (F) 

Time: 03:00-07:00p 


Dates: 10/22-10/23 (SU) 

Time: 05:45a-02:15p 


Dates: 11/04-11/04 (F) 

Time: 03:00-07:00p 


Dates: 11/05-11/06 (SU) 

Time: 05:45a-02:15p 



Become a 

Nursing Assistant 

NWTC in Luxemburg is 

now holding classes in its 

new four-bed lab. 

This is a great career choice for those 

wanting to enter into the health care 

field. With this three-credit program, 

you’ll prepare for potential employment 

in a nursing home, hospital, or home 

health environment. 

Program Requirements 

• Reading assessment 

• Physical exam 

• Caregiver background check 

• Two-step TB skin test 

• Must be at least 16 yrs old 

Classes begin September 9 – call today! 

For more information or to enroll: (920) 845-5945 or toll-free (866) 845-5945 


Dates: 11/19-11/19 (S) 


Dates: 11/20-11/20 (U) 

Time: 05:45a-02:15p 

Time: 08:00a-12:00p 


Dates: 08/22-09/19 (MW) Time: 08:00a-02:00p Fee: $400.35 Credit: 3 


Dates: 09/21-10/10 (MW) 

Time: 06:00a-02:00p 


Dates: 10/12-10/12 (W) 

Time: 08:00a-12:00p 


Dates: 08/30-09/27 (TR) Time: 04:00-09:00p Fee: $400.35 Credit: 3 


Dates: 09/29-09/29 (R) 

Time: 04:00-07:00p 


Dates: 10/04-11/01 (TR) 

Time: 04:00-09:00p 


Dates: 11/03-11/03 (R) 

Time: 04:00-07:00p 


Dates: 11/08-11/08 (T) 

Time: 05:30-09:30p 

Leadership 

Business Ethics Catalog # 10-196-199 

...ethical points-of-view, morality/ethical theory, utilitarianism, Kantian ethics, justice and the 

market system, whistle-blowing, trade secrets/conflict of interest, privacy, advertising, product 

safety, corporate social responsibility, international business. 


Dates: 08/12-09/16 (F) Time: 08:30a-12:30p Fee: $366.10 Credit: 3 



Diversity in the Workplace Catalog # 10-196-169 

...diversity in the workplace, analyze the effect of perceptions, attitudes, biases, and organization 

culture on diversity, dealing with barriers, measuring progress, and celebrating success. 



Human Resource Mgmt Catalog # 10-196-193 

...impacts of EEOC, writing job descriptions, recruitment, selection, conducting job interviews, 

orientation, developing policies and procedures, training, performance, counseling and 

development, and compensation and benefit strategies. 



NEW 

Leadership Capstone Catalog # 10-196-196 

...leadership assessment, career research and planning; task management, human relations 

leadership, and professional self-development through the culminating experience of leading a 

real-life, hands-on project. (Prerequisites: 10-196-189, Team Building/Problem Solving; 10-196-190, 

Leadership Development; 10-196-188, Project Management Fundamentals) 




Class meets in person via video conference on Thursday, 5:30-9:30pm. Dates: 9/8, 10/6, 11/17, 

12/1, 12/8 

Leadership Development Catalog # 10-196-190 

...leadership effectiveness and organization requirements, individual and group motivation 

strategies, vision, mission and goals, ethical behavior, leadership style and adaptation, impacts of 

power and influence, employee development, coaching, managing change, and conflict resolution. 



Legal Issues-Supervisors Catalog # 10-196-134 

...legal practices of recruiting, interviewing, hiring, selection, evaluation/promotion, employee 

discipline, firing, EEOC and nondiscrimination, employee privacy, workplace harassment, FMLA, 

ADA and unions. 



NEW 

Project Mgmt Fundamentals Catalog # 10-196-188 

...the role of project management, developing a project proposal, demonstration of relevant 

software, working with project teams, sequencing tasks, charting progress, dealing with 

variations, budgets and resources, implementation, and assessment. 


Dates: 09/24-10/29 (S) Time: 08:30a-12:30p Fee: $366.10 Credit: 3 

Safety-Workplace Catalog # 10-196-136 

...safety awareness, federal/state/local compliance, inspections, risk analysis, workplace violence, 

substance abuse, health hazards, first aid, CPR, fire and electrical safety, and emergency preparedness. 



Supervision Catalog # 10-196-191 

...front-line leadership including teamwork, setting goals, planning, delegation, controlling, communication, 

motivation, performance management, staffing, training, problem solving, and conflict management. 





Supervisors-Personal Skills Catalog # 10-196-164 

...time management and personal planning, emotional intelligence, effective communication, 

assertiveness and stress management related to the challenges of a supervisor. 


Dates: 11/05-12/03 (S) Time: 08:30a-05:00p Fee: $366.10 Credit: 3 

Team Building/Prob Solve Catalog # 10-196-189 

...benefits and challenges of group work, necessary roles in a team, stages of team development, 

meeting facilitation, different approaches to problem solving, consensus, data acquisition, 

analysis, developing alternative solutions, implementation and evaluation. 



Workplace Innovation Catalog # 10-196-145 

...use of inventive thinking techniques and innovative methods to improve work processes in multiple 

workplace environments; research and analyze the use of technology in businesses to promote 

innovation in the workplace; develop an innovative, entrepreneurial, and intrepreneurial mindset. 



Math 

FALL SELF-PACED MATH LAB HOURS w/Instructor 

TUESDAYS: 11:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m. AND 6:00-9:00 p.m. 

College Algebra w Apps Catalog # 10-804-195 

...skills needed for success in Calculus and many application areas on a baccalaureate level. Topics 

include the real and complex number systems, polynomials, exponents, radicals, solving equations 

and inequalities (linear and nonlinear), relations and functions, systems of equations and inequalities 

(linear and nonlinear), matrices, graphing, conic sections, sequences and series, combinatories, and the 

binomial theorem. (Prerequisites: Recommendation: Accuplacer (College Level Math) = 63 OR Completion 

of 10-804-118, Intermediate Algebra w Apps or 10-804-131, Math-Algebra/Inter with grade “C” or better) 



College Mathematics Catalog # 10-804-107 

...an introductory level course designed to review and develop fundamental concepts of 

arithmetic, algebra, geometry, and statistics. Emphasis will be placed on computational skills 

and applications of rational numbers; problem solving skills with ratios, proportions, and percent; 

basic principles and application of algebra, geometry, graphing, and statistics; measurement 

skills in U.S. Customary and Metric Systems; and the use of calculators as a tool. (Prerequisite: 

Recommendation: Accuplacer Arithmetic Test = 65) 





Elem Algebra w Apps Catalog # 10-804-110 

...traditional algebra topics with applications. Learners develop algebraic problem solving techniques 

needed for technical problem solving and for more advanced algebraic studies. Topics include 

linear equations, exponents, polynomials, rational expressions, and roots and radicals. Successful 

completion of this course prepares learners to succeed in technical mathematics courses. 

(Prerequisite: Recommendation: Accuplacer Arithmetic Test = 65, OR Accuplacer Algebra Test = 33) 





Interm Algebra w Apps Catalog # 10-804-118 

...algebra content with applications. Topics include properties of real numbers, order of operations, 

algebraic solution for linear equations and inequalities, operations with polynomial and rational 

expressions, operations with rational exponents and radicals, algebra of inverse, logarithmic 

and exponential functions. (Prerequisites: Recommendation: Accuplacer Algebra Test = 61 OR 

Accuplacer (College Level Math) = 40 OR Completion of 10-804-110, Elementary Algebra w Apps 

OR 10-804-120, Math-Tech Algebra with grade “C” or better). 





Math w Business Apps Catalog # 10-804-123 

...real numbers; basic operations; proportions/one variable; percents, simple/compound interest; 

annuity; apply math concepts to purchasing/buying process, selling process; and basic statistics 

with business/consumer applications. (Prerequisite: Recommendation:Accuplacer Arithmetic = 65). 





Trigonometry w Apps Catalog # 10-804-196 

...topics include circular functions, graphing of trigonometry functions, identities, equations, 

trigonometric functions of angles, inverse functions, solutions of triangles complex numbers, 

DeMoivre’s Theorem, polar coordinates, and vectors. (Prerequisites: Recommendation: Accuplacer 

(College Level Math) = 63 OR Completion of 10-804-118, Intermediate Algebra w Apps; 10-804- 

195, College Algebra with Apps or 10-804-131, Math-Algebra/Inter with grade “C” or better OR 

Concurrent enrollment in 10-804-195, College Algebra with Apps) 



Mechanical Design 

NEW 

2D Essentials Catalog # 10-614-113 

...an introduction to technical communication, annotation, geometric construction, model, 

orthographic and pictorial, section and auxiliary views and dimensioning. Knowledge integral to 

Model Building. 



Organic Agriculture 

NEW 

Intro to Organic Ag Systems Catalog # 10-090-101 

...discover organic principles and the “systems” approach. Explore soils, livestock, cropping, 

gardening, marketing, finances, transitions, certification requirements. Experience new 

techniques, meet organic farmers. Write organic farm plan. Study sustainable options. 



NEW 

Org Hort/Fruits, Vegs, Herbs Catalog # 10-090-105 

...whether gardening on a small scale or using commercial greenhouses and fields; plan plantings, 

control pests, diseases and weeds all using best organic practices. Create a harvest and marketing plan. 




NEW 


Org Soils, Nutrients, Comp Catalog # 10-090-102 

...functional soil is the foundation of organic systems, Build robust healthy soil through organic 

matter, micro-organisms, and nutrient cycling. Explore composting techniques, organic fertilizer 

sources, soil fertility testing, balancing. 


Dates: 10/04-11/22 (T) Time: 11:30a-01:20p Fee: $124.70 Credit: 1 

NEW 

Organic Ag & Food Marketing Catalog # 10-090-107 

...create business plan to analyze market need, sell your organic products. Whether unique valueadded 

products, direct local services or commodity based dairy, crops, discover best options, 

avenues for success. 



Supply Chain 

Logistics/Supply Chain Mgmt Catalog # 10-182-157 

...integrated logistics supply chain, dimensions of logistics and supply chain management, 

demand management and customer service, procurement and supply management, global 

logistics, inventory management, warehousing, transportation and third-party logistics. 



NEW 

Negotiations Catalog # 10-182-131 

...techniques and skills used in bargaining to maximize a company’s profits and competitiveness. 

Appropriate for learners in any Business and Information Technology program as well as for nonprogram 

students. 



Non-Credit Courses 

Payment for all non-credit classes is required at time of registration. 

Arts and Crafts 

NEW 

Ancient Art of Bonsai Catalog # 47-306-417 

...enjoy the age old art form of dwarfing plants to develop them into an aesthetically appealling 

shape. Design your container and practice pruning and trimming to fit your vision 


Dates: 08/15-08/15 (M) Time: 05:00-08:00p Fee: $25.19/Age 62+: $14.00 

Arts & Crafts: Holiday Catalog # 42-306-400 

...get into the festivities of the latest holiday with new craft ideas using a variety of materials and 

techniques. Enjoy decorating your own home or give them as gifts. 

Hillcrest Artisan Center 

Class # 82576 (P) 

Dates: 10/26-10/26 (W) Time: 01:00-04:00p Fee: $20.19/Age 62+: $9.00 


Class # 82577 (P) 


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Arts & Crafts: Holiday-Youth Catalog # 42-306-400 


Class # 85266 (P) 

Dates: 11/05-11/05 (S) Time: 09:00a-12:00p Fee: $15.19/Age 62+: $4.00 

Character Carving in 3D Catalog # 47-306-418 

...are you the next Gepetto? Visualize and carve a three-dimensional, freestanding 12” character 

from patterns provided, or design your own. Complete the project with a coat of paint and stain. 

Kewaunee High School 

Class # 84978 (P) 



Class # 84989 (P) 


Crochet Jewelry-Beads/Wire Catalog # 42-306-400 

...design and create a two-strand bracelet using crocheted wire, beads and trinkets. Customize 

jewelry for friends, family or for yourself. 



Kids Camp: Sew/Cook/Craft-16hr Catalog # 42-306-401 

...create fun kitchen accessories that will be used in the preparation of food over the course of the 

class. Table settings and manners will be discussed. Appropriate for girls and boys. 


Class # 85265 (P) 

Dates: 10/27-10/28 (RF) Time: 08:30a-04:30p Fee: $58.74/Age 62+: $14.00 

Knitted Jewelry-Beads/Wire Catalog # 42-306-400 

...take knitting a step beyond yarn to create one-of-a-kind jewelry. With beads and trinkets of 

your choice, knit the wires into bracelets, necklaces and earrings to fashion your own custom 

designs. Must know how to knit and purl. 




Class # 85267 (P) 


NEW 

Knitting for Beginners 2 Catalog # 47-306-414 

...discover felting as a new technique for individualizing your designs. Create projects such as 

socks, purses, and hats while using these new stitches: Kitchener, cable, and slipper heel turning. 


Class # 84427 (P) 


Knitting for Beginners-12hr Catalog # 47-306-414 

...discover the fundamentals of knitting including basic stitches, knitting symbols, and interpreting 

directions. Create a sampler scarf, compile a techniques resource binder, and begin a new project 

of your choice. 



NEW 

Relief Woodcarving Catalog # 47-306-418 

...relief carving is like painting a picture with shadows. Discover the art of carving figures or 

forms of your own design that project from the surface of a piece of wood. 


Class # 84979 (P) 


Non-Credit Courses • Fall 2011 • NWTC East Region • Page 19


NEW 

Terrariums Catalog # 47-306-417 

...discover the possibilities in designing and enclosed glass habitat. From materials needed to 

plant selection to housing animals, join the fun of this relaxing, imaginative hobby 



NEW 

Weld Basic-Metal Garden Art Catalog # 47-442-422 

...Participants will receive hands-on experience in basic welding processes, learn shop safety 

procedures and create one or two metal art projects in class to take home upon class completion. 


Class # 85255 (P) 

Dates: 08/15-08/17 (MTW) Time: 05:00-09:00p Fee: $49.16/Age 62+: $15.60 

NEW 

Woodcarving Open Lab Catalog # 47-306-418 

...the experienced carver will enjoy this time with friends and like-minded carving enthusiasts to 

complete projects or begin new ones. One-on-one assistance available. Let the wood chips fly! 


Class # 84980 (P) 


Child Care 

CC-Child Abuse Catalog # 47-307-455 

...intervening in suspected cases of child abuse, what to look for and how to report the abuse. 



CC-Shaken Baby Syndrome Catalog # 47-307-468 

...a crying baby can be frustrating, and parents often don’t realize it until they are in a stressful 

situation. Learn about SBS and tips on how to sooth a crying baby. 



Child Care-Make It/Take It Catalog # 47-307-495 

...make a variety of items for use with young children. Topics include language arts, literacy, math 

and science. 




Dates: 12/01-12/01 (R) Time: 06:00-10:00p Fee: $16.98/Age 62+: $5.79 

Child Care-SIDS Reduction Catalog # 47-307-489 

...techniques for reducing the number of SIDS deaths through consistent implementation of Risk 

Reduction Strategies and improving awareness of SIDS in the community. 



Family-Super Sitter Training Catalog # 47-305-436 

...the physical safety and security during childcare; the important roles of friendship, 

companionship, understanding and patience; the different ages and how to relate to them. 

Regional Center-Luxemburg 

Class # 82292 (P) 


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Computer 

NEW 

PC: How to Maintain/Organze PC Catalog # 47-103-404 

...learn how to keep your system running smoothly, and faster. Delete unwanted programs & files. 

Customize your desktop, shortcuts and folders. Defrag, clean-up and use check disk. 


Dates: 11/15-11/22 (T) Time: 08:00a-12:00p Fee: $26.37/Age 62+: $4.00 

NEW 

PC: How to Mnge Digital Photos Catalog # 47-103-404 

...learn to download from your camera, install software, e-mail images, and compress and 

organize photos. Designed for beginners. 


Dates: 10/08-11/05 (S) Time: 08:30-11:40a Fee: $48.74/Age 62+: $4.00 


Dates: 08/31-09/28 (W) Time: 08:30-11:40a Fee: $48.74/Age 62+: $4.00 

NEW 

PC: How to Mnge Home Network Catalog # 47-103-404 

...learn how to set up a home network so you can go wireless. Connect to the Internet from any 

room in the house. 



NEW 

PC: Internet-How to Surf Web Catalog # 47-103-494 

...use a browser and various search engines to locate information of interest to you. Create and 

use bookmarks for easy retrieval. Learn what equipment, software and connections are needed to 

get on the Web at home. 



NEW 

PC: Intro-18HR Catalog # 47-103-404 

...learn basic skills such as using your mouse easily, finding your way around your computer, and 

file organization and management. 


Dates: 09/12-10/17 (M) Time: 09:00a-12:00p Fee: $54.33/Age 62+: $4.00 



NEW 

PC: Windows 7-Intro Catalog # 47-103-433 

...coverage of the basic features of the Windows 7 operating system. Demonstration and practice 

usng a mouse, managing programs/files/folders, My Computer, Explorer, Control Panel, Network 

Neighborhood. No experience required. 




Dates: 10/24-12/12 (M) Time: 09:00a-12:00p Fee: $71.11/Age 62+: $4.00 

NEW 

PC: Internet-How to Soc Ntwrk Catalog # 47-103-494 

...explore social networking sites and learn how to create an account on Facebook. Learn how to 

share pictures and communicate through Facebook with friends and family. 


Dates: 10/07-10/07 (F) Time: 08:30a-12:30p Fee: $15.19/Age 62+: $4.00 



Emergency Medical 

CPR Heartsaver AED Catalog # 42-531-431 

...adult, child, infant CPR and choking. Use of automated external defibrillator on adult and child victims. 







CPR Heartsaver AED Refresher Catalog # 47-531-437 

...renewal of adult, child, infant CPR and choking. Use of automated external defibrillator on adult 

and child victims. 





CPR Refr-Healthcare Provider Catalog # 47-531-448 

...renewal of adult, child and infant CPR (including ventilation with barrier devices, bag mask). Use 

of AED and relief of foreign body airway obstruction. 



Luxemburg Rescue Squad 

Class # 82334 (P) 




CPR-Healthcare Provider Catalog # 47-531-446 

...adult, child and infant CPR (including ventilation with barrier devices, bag mask). Use of AED 

and relief of foreign body airway obstruction. 





Heartsaver First Aid Catalog # 42-531-439 

...Heartsaver First Aid teaches how to manage illness and injuries in the first few minutes until 

help arrives. Course content includes general principles, medical emergencies, and injury 

emergencies. Choking included. 




Dates: 11/05-11/05 (S) Time: 12:30-04:30p Fee: $18.44/Age 62+: $7.25 



Hungry for something new? 

Here’s what’s cooking in Kewaunee County: 

• Herbs and Spices 

• Knack for Snacks 

• Pizza, Paninis & More 

• Pumpkin Pizzazz 

• Sauces 

• Seasonal Dazzling 

Desserts 

• Sweet Breads/ 

Coffeecakes 

• Recipes We Grew 

Up With 

• Outfitting Your Kitchen 

• Raw Cuisine 

• Juicing & Smoothies 

• Gourmet & Dipped 

Apples 

• Whole Grains & Beans 

• Gourmet Pantry 

• Fondant & Gum Paste 

Join us for great tasting food, helpful tips, and new recipes. 

Call the NWTC East Region, toll-free: (866) 845-5945. 

Food 

NEW 

Food: Fondant/Gum Paste Catalog # 42-303-403 

...if you enjoyed playing with clay as a child, you’ll love decorating with fondant. Decorate your 

cake with drapes, swags, and boarders using flexible, easy-to-shape fondant. Make different 

roses and other flowers with gum paste. 




Dates: 11/09-11/09 (W) Time: 08:30a-12:00p Fee: $22.19/Age 62+: $11.00 

NEW 

Food: Gourmet Dipped Apples Catalog # 42-303-403 

...a crisp apple hidden within layers of caramel, dark and white chocolate and any number of 

toppings. Ever impressive and always welcome, these stunning confetions are ideal for holiday 

gift giving or party favors. Learn the secrets to creating these luscious treats. 





NEW 

Food: Gourmet Pantry Catalog # 42-303-403 

...learn how to organize and stock your pantry. Learn simple and delicious dishes you can make 

from just a few key ingredients from those well-stocked cupboards. 







NEW 

Food: Herb/Spices Catalog # 42-303-415 

...cooking a variety of foods using herbs and spices. Learn how spices interact with and without them. 



NEW 

Food: Juicing & Smoothies Catalog # 42-303-403 

...explore a variety of juices and smoothies that can help us meet the nutritionist recommended 

daily requirement for 9 fruits and vegetables a day. 



NEW 

Food: Knack for Snacks Catalog # 42-303-403 

...trade your pencil for a spoon as we spend time making fun and funky recipes. Join your friends 

in the kitchen, instead of the classroom, making your favorite foods. 


Dates: 10/27-10/27 (R) Time: 08:30a-04:30p Fee: $29.52/Age 62+: $7.15 

NEW 

Food: Outfitting Your Kitchen Catalog # 42-303-403 

...kitchen gadgets, utensils, time saving equipemnt, what can it do for you in your kitchen? Learn 

how to use the most popular and some unique gadgets, how they help you prepare your favorite 

recipes and save you time. Simple recipes will be demonstrated. 


Dates: 10/19-10/19 (W) Time: 08:30a-12:00p Fee: $20.19/Age 62+: $9.00 

NEW 

Food: Pizza, Paninis & More Catalog # 42-303-403 

...join us as we explore one of America’s favorite dishes. Learn to create breakfast pizzas, savory 

pizzas, sweet dessert pizzas, deep dish pizza, piadina & paninis and more. 



NEW 

Food: Pumpkin Pizzazz-4hr Catalog # 42-303-403 

...come learn all the ways that pumpkins can add pizzazz to your autumn recipes. They can be 

grilled, baked, broiled, sautéed, stewed, roasted, steamed...well, you get the idea. 



NEW 

Food: Raw Cuisine Catalog # 42-303-403 

...learn how to un-cook your food, explore fantastic new flavors & combinations. Intensify your 

raw food entrees with spices and delight in the pure flavor of fresh, raw and organic foods. Put 

something new on your menu tonight! 





NEW 

Food: Sauces Catalog # 42-303-446 

...explore the many uses of sauces to enhance your favorite meats, vegetables and even desserts. 





NEW 

Food: Seasonal Dazzlng Dessert Catalog # 42-303-452 

...create beautiful and decadent desserts to celebrate Valentine’s Day. 



NEW 

Food: Sweet Bread/Coffeecake Catalog # 42-303-403 

...learn shortcuts for making deliciously delightful danishes, soothingly sumptuous sweet rolls and 

mouthwatering muffins. Bring your morning appetite and we’ll bring the rest. 


Dates: 10/11-10/13 (TR) Time: 08:30-10:30a Fee: $22.19/Age 62+: $11.00 

NEW 

Food: Whole Grains & Beans Catalog # 42-303-403 

...you probably have a few cans of beans, in your pantry, with dusty tops. Learn how to 

incorporate them into nutritious, healthy recipes. Whole grains and beans can offer many health 

benefits, learn how to cook them up and serve them gourmet style! 



NEW 

Food:Recipes We Grew Up With Catalog # 42-303-403 

...memories of the people we love and the important events in our lives are shaped by the smells 

& tastes of special dishes shared. Let’s make the memories come alive. 



Personal Enrichment 

NEW 

Divorce-Successful Catalog # 42-305-404 

...help for parents in meeting the needs of children during the divorce process and after it is final. 

Topics include: emotional issues, stages of loss, co-parenting, joint custody, ages/stages. 





NEW 

Food/Fitness-Senior Low Impact Catalog # 42-303-410 

...acquire skills and information to help you lead a healthy lifestyle. Nutrition, exercise, motivation, 

goal setting and a whole lot of fun. Incorporate low impact activities into your lifestyle. 

To Be Determined Algoma 

Class # 84993 (P) 

Dates: 09/07-10/26 (W) Time: 08:15-09:15a Fee: $26.37/Age 62+: $4.00 



Responsible Beverage/Food Server 

Beverage Server-Resp Catalog # 47-311-400 

...state laws relating to alcohol beverage service and sale of tobacco products. Factors/behaviors 

of unsafe driving, discouraging intoxication, identifying fake/altered ID’s; ramifications of selling 

to underage patrons. 



Food Serv Sani Recert Catalog # 47-303-475 

...procedures for food preparation, sanitation work habits, storage of poisonous/toxic materials, 

and importance of employee training. This course prepares learner to renew their WI restaurant 

food protection certificate. 



Food Service Sanitation Catalog # 47-303-480 

...employee health and hygiene; food borne illness prevention; pest management, and safe food 

handling. Certification requirements (WI Law 50.545). Successful completion of written exam required. 



Sewing 

NEW 

Learn to Long Arm-Teen 16hr Catalog # 42-301-466 

...complete that quilt! Acquire skills in using a long arm quilting machine through this hands-on 

sewing experience. Attach quilt binding and hand stitch to finish your work of art. 


Class # 85264 (P) 


NEW 

Long Arm Quilt Special Tech Catalog # 47-306-427 

...let your imagination go wild on the long arm machine by expanding your free motion experience. 

Add pantographs, templates, and rulers to the fun of constructing individual stitching examples. 


Class # 85279 (P) 



Class # 85280 (P) 


NEW 

Sew & Go: Table Runner Catalog # 42-301-472 

...create and complete a project using sewing machines in this hands-on learning environment. 

Great for decorating and gift ideas. 


Class # 85000 (P) 


Sewing: Garment Construction Catalog # 42-301-465 

...in this open lab, students will practice machine operation, pattern sizing, alterations, fabric 

selections, and basic construction techniques on projects of their own choosing. 


Class # 82498 (P) 




Sewing: Textiles/Quilting-Adv Catalog # 42-301-465 

...working independently designing and constructing quilting projects using a variety of textile 

techniques. Students have availability of the Longarm quilting machine for use on class projects. 


Class # 82494 (P) 



Class # 82495 (P) 



Class # 82496 (P) 


Sewing: Textiles/Quilting-Adv Catalog # 42-301-465 

...working independently designing and constructing quilting projects using a variety of textile 

techniques. Students have availability of the Longarm quilting machine for use on class projects. 


Class # 82497 (P) 


Sewing: Textiles/Quilting-Beg Catalog # 42-301-465 

...explore textiles in the creation of quilting projects. Work independently using various 

construction techniques; Longarm “Hobby Quilter” quilting machine available; learn to price, sell 

and market your creations. 


Class # 84990 (P) 


Sewing: Wool Applique Catalog # 42-301-465 

...discover this lost art. Enjoy a leisurely day learning the basics of wool appliqué including 

wool felting, fusing techniques, layering of wool pieces, and stitching patterns. Finishing tips/ 

techniques discussed. 


Class # 85261 (P) 


NEW 

Sewing: Fleece Halloween Bags Catalog # 42-301-465 

...create fleece bags for Halloween decorating or to use while trick or treating. Ages 8 and up. 


Class # 85252 (P) 


NEW 

Sewing: Fleece Tote and Blanket Catalog # 42-301-465 

...create a fleece blanket and blanket tote bag in your school’s colors. Perfect for cool weather 

events! Ages 10 and up. 


Class # 85253 (P) 


NEW 

Sewing: Impression Nature Quilt Catalog # 42-301-465 

...design original quilt squares by creating rubbings from items found in nature. Sew squares 

together for a wall hanging or use as pieces in a larger quilt. Ages 8 plus. 


Class # 85251 (P) 




Online Courses 

For more information, go to: www.nwtc.edu and click on Ways of Learning 

Fall 2011 • Term 2118 | Start/End Dates: 8/18/11-12/19/11 

Online Class Title Catalog # Class # Fee Credits 

Abnormal Psychology...............................10809159...................81145................. $388.75................. 3 

Accident Investigation...............................10449102...................83055................. $388.75................. 3 

Accounting 1............................................10101110...................82373................. $526.00................. 4 

Accounting 1............................................10101110...................82374................. $526.00................. 4 

Accounting 2............................................10101120...................82377................. $526.00................. 4 

Accounting Applications/Proc....................10101107...................82366................. $263.00................. 2 

Accounting Applications/Proc....................10101107...................82367................. $263.00................. 2 

Accounting-Applying Quickbooks..............10101189...................82396................. $394.50................. 3 

Accounting-Applying Quickbooks..............10101189...................82397................. $394.50................. 3 

Accounting-Computer Ledger...................10101105...................82353................. $263.00................. 2 

Accounting-Payroll....................................10101151...................82386................. $394.50................. 3 

Accounting-for Non-Accountants..............10101106...................82360................. $394.50................. 3 



Anatomy/Struct-Funct...............................31806312...................82881................. $260.50................. 2 

Audits/Inspections....................................10449104...................83057................. $388.75................. 3 

Basic Anatomy..........................................10806189...................82885................. $388.75................. 3 

Basic Anatomy..........................................10806189...................82886................. $388.75................. 3 

Beverage Server-Resp..............................47311400...................81700.................. $33.00.................0.1 

Bus and Info Tech Occup Prep...................10102100...................81872................. $132.25................. 1 




Bus and Info Tech Occup Prep (9/29-11/4)....10102100...................81876................. $132.25................. 1 

Business Finance/Budgeting.....................10101184...................82394................. $388.75................. 3 

Business Law & Ethics..............................10102150...................82418................. $388.75................. 3 

Business-Introduction...............................10102158...................82411................. $388.75................. 3 

Business-Introduction...............................10102158...................82412................. $388.75................. 3 

CC-SIDS/Shaken Baby/Chld Abuse............47307469...................82044.................. $43.95................0.25 

Casino Marketing......................................10109186...................82490................. $388.75................. 3 

Child Care Profession-Intro.......................47307447...................82605................. $114.67................0.9 

Child Care Teacher-Skill/Strat...................47307448...................82606................. $131.94...............1.05 

College Mathematics................................10804107...................81091................. $388.75................. 3 

Communicating Effectively........................31801386...................82985................. $132.25................. 1 

Communicating-Writing............................31801385...................82980................. $132.25................. 1 

Construction Meth/Bldg Syst.....................10607152...................83051................. $269.50................. 2 

Contact Center Processes.........................10104150...................81790................. $388.75................. 3 

Contact Center Technology........................10104151...................81791................. $388.75................. 3 

Contemporary Amer Society......................10809197...................81283................. $388.75................. 3 



Conveyances and Descriptions.................10607220...................83062................. $132.25................. 1 

Curves-Tri,Vert & Horiz..............................10607230...................83072................. $132.25................. 1 

Customer Service.....................................10104191...................81760................. $388.75................. 3 

Descriptions, CSM’s & Maps.....................10607222...................83064................. $134.75................. 1 

Developmental Psychology.......................10809188...................81154................. $388.75................. 3 





Diversity in the Workplace.........................10196169...................82343................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Admin an ECE Program.....................10307198...................82612................. $388.75................. 3 

Registration and Further Online Class Information 

Online at http://online.nwtc.edu or go to www.nwtc.edu and click on Ways of Learning 

or call (920) 498-5444; toll-free (888) 385-NWTC 

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ECE: Admin an ECE Program.....................10307198...................82613................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Behavior/Emotional Chall..................10307171...................82614................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: CC-Operations Mgmt........................10307162...................82611................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Capstone Family/Team Prac..............10307173...................82615................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Child Care-Admin/Supervis...............10307160...................82608................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Child Care-Financial Mgmt................10307161...................82610................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Child Development............................10307179...................82616................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Child Development............................10307179...................82617................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Child Development (9/8-12/19).............10307179...................83215................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Children w Diff Abilities.....................10307187...................82619................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Children w Diff Abilities ....................10307187...................82620................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Children w Diff Abilities (9/8-12/19)......10307187...................83216................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Curriculum Planning.........................10307166...................82622................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Family & Community Rel...................10307195...................82624................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Family & Community Rel (9/8-12/19)....10307195...................83218................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Food/Nutrition Issues........................10307108...................82626................. $132.25................. 1 

ECE: Foundations of ECE...........................10307148...................82627................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Foundations of ECE...........................10307148...................82628................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Foundations of ECE (9/8-12/19)............10307148...................83219................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Guiding Child Behavior......................10307188...................82630................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Guiding Child Behavior (9/8-12/19).......10307188...................83220................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Hlth Safety & Nutrition......................10307167...................82633................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Hlth Safety & Nutrition......................10307167...................82634................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Hlth Safety & Nutrition (9/8-12/19)........10307167...................83221................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Infant & Toddler Dev..........................10307151...................82636................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Infant & Toddler Dev..........................10307151...................82637................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Infant & Toddler Dev (9/8-12/19)...........10307151...................83223................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Practicum 1......................................10307174...................82698................. $414.00................. 3 

ECE: Practicum 1......................................10307174...................82699................. $414.00................. 3 

ECE: Practicum 2......................................10307192...................82702................. $414.00................. 3 

ECE: Practicum 3......................................10307197...................82704................. $414.00................. 3 

ECE: Practicum 4......................................10307199...................82706................. $414.00................. 3 

ECE: Preschool Capstone..........................10307102...................82658................. $388.75................. 3 

ECE: Special Health Care Needs................10307172...................82660................. $388.75................. 3 

Economics................................................10809195...................82834................. $388.75................. 3 

Economics................................................10809195...................82835................. $388.75................. 3 

Economics................................................10809195...................82836................. $388.75................. 3 

Elderly Assessment...................................10543158...................83532................. $388.75................. 3 

Energy-Intro Renew & Sustain..................10480101...................82644................. $517.00................. 4 

English Composition 1..............................10801136...................83023................. $388.75................. 3 




Evidence...................................................10607221...................83063................. $132.25................. 1 

Fund of Family Childcare..........................47307466...................82045.................. $63.96.................0.2 

Fund of Infant/Toddler...............................47307452...................82661.................. $89.90.................0.5 

Gaming Protection....................................10504124...................82492................. $388.75................. 3 

Global Business Mgmt..............................10102160...................81789................. $388.75................. 3 

Grammar-Business Appl...........................31801387...................82988................. $132.25................. 1 

Health Data Management (10/3-12/19).........10530176...................83896................. $263.00................. 2 

Health Data Management (10/3-12/19).........10530176...................83897................. $263.00................. 2 

Healthcare Delivery Systems....................10530172...................83890................. $260.50................. 2 



Human Body in Health & Disease..............31509302...................83676................. $388.75................. 3 

Human Body in Health & Disease..............31509302...................83677................. $388.75................. 3 

Human Resource Mgmt............................10196193...................82344................. $388.75................. 3 

IA: Adv Readg/Language Arts (9/6-12/19).....10522122...................81877................. $388.75................. 3 

IA: Bilingual/ELL Overview (9/6-12/19)..........10522133...................81888................. $388.75................. 3 

IA: Child & Adolescent Devel (9/6-12/19).......10522106...................81878................. $388.75................. 3 

IA: Intro to Educ Practices (9/6-12/19) .........10522103...................81879................. $388.75................. 3 

IA: Literary Resources-Child (9/6-12/19).......10522110...................81880................. $388.75................. 3 

IA: Overview of Special Ed (9/6-12/19)..........10522107...................81881................. $388.75................. 3 

IA: Practicum 1 (9/6-12/19)..........................10522129...................81886................. $394.50................. 3 

IA: Practicum 2 (9/6-12/19)..........................10522131...................81887................. $394.50................. 3 

IA: Special Ed: Educate Child (9/6-12/19)......10522109...................81882................. $388.75................. 3 

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IA: Teamwork in School Setting (9/6-12/19)..10522101...................81883................. $388.75................. 3 

IA: Techniques for Math (9/6-12/19)..............10522118...................81884................. $388.75................. 3 

IA: Techniques/Readg/Lang Art (9/6-12/19)...10522102...................82632................. $388.75................. 3 

IA: Technology/Media Rsrces (9/6-12/19)......10522104...................81885................. $388.75................. 3 

IT:Support:Database Theory......................10154161...................81684................. $263.00................. 2 

IT:Support:Software-Intro..........................10154160...................81682................. $394.50................. 3 

Industrial Hygiene-Intro.............................10449103...................83056................. $388.75................. 3 

Infant/Toddler-Capstone............................10307115...................83214................. $388.75................. 3 

Infant/Toddler-Group Care.........................10307113...................82662................. $388.75................. 3 

Interm Algebra w Apps..............................10804118...................81109................. $517.00................. 4 

Intro to Amer Government.........................10809122...................84869................. $388.75................. 3 

Intro to Casino Operations.........................10109187...................82491................. $388.75................. 3 

Intro to Ethics: Theory & App.....................10809166...................81251................. $388.75................. 3 



Intro to Health Record...............................10530181...................83902................. $132.25................. 1 



Intro to Organic Ag Systems......................10090101...................83286................. $388.75................. 3 

Intro to Psychology...................................10809198...................81172................. $388.75................. 3 




Intro to Sociology......................................10809196...................81267................. $388.75................. 3 




Intro to Solar.............................................10482126...................82646................. $517.00................. 4 

Keyboarding.............................................10106145...................81591................. $132.25................. 1 

Keyboarding (10/17-12/19)...........................10106145...................81592................. $132.25................. 1 

Land Law 1..............................................10607154...................83046................. $388.75................. 3 

Land Law II...............................................10607155...................83048................. $388.75................. 3 

Land Surveyors Exam-Refresher...............10607101...................83054................. $388.75................. 3 

Leadership Development..........................10196190...................82345................. $388.75................. 3 

Lean Operations Mgmt.............................10182110...................81806................. $388.75................. 3 

Legal Computer Applications.....................10110175...................81785................. $453.00................. 3 

Legal Issues-Supervisors..........................10196134...................82346................. $388.75................. 3 

Legal Research.........................................10110104...................81772................. $388.75................. 3 

Legal Writing............................................10110105...................81774................. $388.75................. 3 

Logistics/Supply Chain Mgmt....................10182157...................81777................. $388.75................. 3 

Macintosh-Intro........................................10111103...................81775................. $134.75................. 1 

Macintosh-Intro........................................10111103...................83206................. $134.75................. 1 

Market Research......................................10104198...................81767................. $388.75................. 3 

Marketing Comm-Integrated.....................10104107...................81781................. $388.75................. 3 

Marketing Principles.................................10104110...................81746................. $388.75................. 3 

Math w Business Apps..............................10804123...................81124................. $388.75................. 3 

Medical Law, Ethics & Profess..................31509309...................83687................. $260.50................. 2 

Medical Terminology.................................10501101...................83665................. $388.75................. 3 




Medical Terminology (9/26-12/19).................10501101...................83670................. $388.75................. 3 

Medical Terminology (9/26-12/19).................10501101...................83671................. $388.75................. 3 

Medical Terminology (10/17-12/19)...............10501101...................83673................. $388.75................. 3 

Medical Terminology (10/17-12/19)...............10501101...................83674................. $388.75................. 3 

Micro: Access-Intro...................................10103141...................81570................. $132.25................. 1 

Micro: Access-Intro (10/17-12/19).................10103141...................81571................. $132.25................. 1 

Micro: Excel-Intro......................................10103131...................81555................. $132.25................. 1 

Micro: Excel-Intro......................................10103131...................81556................. $132.25................. 1 

Micro: Excel-Intro (10/17-12/19)....................10103131...................81557................. $132.25................. 1 




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Micro: Excel-Intro (10/17-12/19)....................10103131...................81558................. $132.25................. 1 

Micro: Excel-Part 2...................................10103132...................81562................. $132.25................. 1 

Micro: Excel-Part 2 (10/17-12/19).................10103132...................81563................. $132.25................. 1 

Micro: PowerPoint-Intro............................10103151...................81576................. $132.25................. 1 

Micro: PowerPoint-Intro (10/17-12/19)..........10103151...................81577................. $132.25................. 1 

Micro: PowerPoint-Intro (10/17-12/19)..........10103151...................81578................. $132.25................. 1 

Micro: Windows-Intro................................10103111...................81522................. $132.25................. 1 

Micro: Windows-Intro................................10103111...................81523................. $132.25................. 1 

Micro: Windows-Intro (10/17-12/19)..............10103111...................81524................. $132.25................. 1 

Micro: Word-Intro......................................10103121...................81539................. $132.25................. 1 



Micro: Word-Intro (10/17-12/19)....................10103121...................81542................. $132.25................. 1 

Micro: Word-Intro (10/17-12/19)....................10103121...................81543................. $132.25................. 1 

NEC Update 2008.....................................47413420...................84409................. $105.88................0.6 

NEC Update 2011.....................................47413505...................84410................. $105.88................0.6 

Nursing Pharmacology..............................10543103...................83480................. $270.50................. 2 

Oral/Interpersonal Comm..........................10801196...................82950................. $388.75................. 3 

Oral/Interpersonal Comm..........................10801196...................82951................. $388.75................. 3 

Org Soils, Nutrients, Comp........................10090102...................85217................. $132.25................. 1 

PTA-Pathology Concepts...........................10524105...................83422................. $388.75................. 3 

Palliative/Hospice Care.............................10543159...................83533................. $388.75................. 3 

Pharm for Allied Health.............................31509308...................83685................. $260.50................. 2 

Photogrammetry.......................................10607223...................83065................. $132.25................. 1 

Principles of Sustainability........................10806112...................82916................. $388.75................. 3 

Probability, Stats & Astronomy..................10607224...................83066................. $132.25................. 1 

Professional Liability.................................10607225...................83067................. $132.25................. 1 

Property Law/Unwritten Rights..................10607226...................83068................. $132.25................. 1 

Psychology Of Human Relations................10809199...................81190................. $388.75................. 3 



Public Dental Hlth-Basic Prin....................10508180...................83411................. $388.75................. 3 

Public Dental Hlth-Communicate..............10508183...................83412................. $388.75................. 3 

Race Ethnic & Diversity.............................10809172...................81226................. $388.75................. 3 




Regulatory Compliance.............................10449101...................83053................. $388.75................. 3 

Reversion, Riparian Rights........................10607227...................83069................. $132.25................. 1 

ST: Infection Control..................................31512326...................83449................. $132.25................. 1 

Safety Management..................................10449100...................83052................. $388.75................. 3 

Sectionalized Lands..................................10607228...................83070................. $132.25................. 1 

Selling Principles......................................10104101...................81743................. $388.75................. 3 

Slots Management....................................10109188...................82493................. $388.75................. 3 

Social Media Marketing............................10104119...................81783................. $388.75................. 3 

Software Projects.....................................10106142...................81588................. $394.50................. 3 

Speech.....................................................10801198...................82970................. $388.75................. 3 

Statics/Strength Matl-Civil........................10607135...................83058................. $539.00................. 4 

Subdivision Plats......................................10607229...................83071................. $134.75................. 1 

Supervision...............................................10196191...................82348................. $388.75................. 3 

Supervisors-Personal Skills.......................10196164...................82347................. $388.75................. 3 

Surveying-Drafting....................................10607134...................83050................. $404.25................. 3 

Technical Reporting..................................10801197...................82961................. $388.75................. 3 

Think Critically & Creatively......................10809103...................81240................. $388.75................. 3 

Think Critically & Creatively......................10809103...................81241................. $388.75................. 3 

U.S.Public Land System............................10607231...................83073................. $134.75................. 1 

WI Model Early Learn Standards...............10307180...................82663................. $132.25................. 1 

Water Technology.....................................10607147...................83049................. $388.75................. 3 

Website Coding.........................................10152185...................81695................. $394.50................. 3 

Writing a Business Plan-Sm Bus...............10145189...................85125................. $388.75................. 3 




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Correspondence Courses 

Register to earn credit by taking classes at home. 

• Are you self-motivated? 

• Do you have good study skills? 

• Do you have good time management and organization skills? 

• Are you able to communicate your needs? 

• Are you able to work independently? 

Semester start date for the fall is August 18, 2011. 

Please note, the last day to register for fall semester Correspondence classes is November 28, 2011 

Classes with Supplemental Videos/DVD’s 

Class Title Catalog # Class # Credits Fee 

Economics 10809195 83856 3 $358.75 

Marketing Principles 10104110 83867 3 $358.75 

Medical Terminology 10501101 83871 3 $358.75 

Nutrition Pathways 10543119 83872 3 $358.75 

Race Ethnic & Diversity 10809172 83919 3 $358.75 

Speech 10801198 83921 3 $358.75 

Technical Reporting 10801197 83923 3 $358.75 

Print Based Classes – No Videos/DVD’s 

Class Title Catalog # Class # Credits Fee 

Abnormal Psychology 10809159 83651 3 $358.75 

Business-Introduction 10102158 83861 3 $358.75 

Business Law & Ethics 10102150 83830 3 $358.75 

College Mathematics 10804107 83836 3 $358.75 

Communication Oral/Interpersonal 10801196 83873 3 $358.75 

Customer Service 10104191 83854 3 $358.75 

Developmental Psychology 10809188 83855 3 $358.75 

English Composition 1 10801136 83857 3 $358.75 

English Composition 2 10801185 83859 3 $358.75 

Entrepreneurship 10145177 83860 3 $358.75 

Finance-Personal 10114153 83918 3 $358.75 

Introduction to Psychology 10809198 83862 3 $358.75 

Introduction to Sociology 10809196 83863 3 $358.75 

Math with Business Apps 10804123 83868 3 $358.75 

Selling Principles 10104101 83920 3 $358.75 

Supervision 10196191 83922 3 $358.75 

For more information: Call Sherry Olive at (920) 498-5571 or toll-free (800) 422-NWTC, ext. 5571 

OR Write to NWTC, Correspondence (TCA), 2740 W. Mason St., 

P.O. Box 19042, Green Bay, WI 54307-9042 

OR Contact the Regional Learning Services Coordinator in your area. 

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