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Contents TechnologyGreen & Innovative Technologies..... 3Introductory Computers.................. 6Microsoft Office.............................. 6Information Technology &Certification.................................... 8Web & Graphic Design.................... 8HealthcareMedical Office Assistant................ 11Medical Coding & Billing............... 12Medical Transcription..................... 12Electronics Health Records............. 13Pharmacy Technician..................... 14Fitness Trainer Certification............ 14Paramedic..................................... 15Medical Professionals & Nursing.... 15Credentialed Alcoholism & SubstanceAb<strong>us</strong>e Counselor........................... 18find your class at:www.sunyorange.edu/ceTake a new direction <strong>Find</strong> <strong>us</strong> on Facebook:search SUNY Orange Continuing EducationGiveaways and special announcements broadcast toour Facebook fans!Help WantedWe’re always looking for great course ideasand instructors.If you have an idea for a course, visitsunyorange.edu/ce. Click on the GeneralInfo link and then Teaching. There you willfind an online course proposal form whereyou can enter the course information andattach your resume.B<strong>us</strong>iness &ProfessionalReal Estate.................................... 20Accounting & Finance................... 20Professional Development............. 21Security Guard & Preparedness...... 22Testing Center............................... 23 Got Questions?Email your question to <strong>us</strong> at cape@sunyorange.eduCall <strong>us</strong> at 845-341-4890 during regular b<strong>us</strong>iness hoursCheck our Policies and Procedures on page 38.Adult Education& Career PrepEnglish as a Second Language....... 24GED & College Prep...................... 26EnrichmentDriver Safety.................................. 27Language...................................... 28Personal Success............................ 28M<strong>us</strong>ic, Dance & Theater................ 29Arts, Crafts & Hobbies................... 31Culinary......................................... 32Recreation & Leisure...................... 32Travel ........................................... 33Youth Programs............................. 34Special Programs........................... 34 About the front and back covers:A huge thank you goes to Associate Professor BrendaCapuano’s Marketing students for conceiving and creatingthe front and back cover design. With amagazine-like look, great <strong>us</strong>e of color, a striking graphicand overall great design, there’s no wonder that SUNYOrange students are a cut above the rest.SUNY Orange is a proud member ofThe Continuing Education Association of New Yorkwww.ceany.orgVea la página 24 para informacion en Español, sobre nuestros programas de ESL.2 For more information, call (845) 341-4890

Technology Green & Innovative TechnologiesNABCEP Photovoltaics Entry Level Exam at SUNY OrangeThis exam is for students who have completed the Introduction to Photovoltaics (PV) Systemscourse and have mastered the ten skill sets listed on the NABCEP learning objectives.You m<strong>us</strong>t call 845-341-4890 to register for this exam.Materials needed: non-programmable scientific calculator, No. 2 pencil.Wed, July 6, 2-6pmFee: $110 paid at registrationLocation: Shepard Student Center, Testing CenterNEWRenewable EnergyMath & ElectricityThis course is a prerequisite to ourIntroduction to Photovoltaic Systems course. Theclass will provide a review of basic arithmetic andelementary algebra. These mathematical skills areneeded to understand the principles of basic electricityfor renewable energy. It is an ideal coursefor both people with no knowledge of electricityor electrical principles and those who have constructionbut no electrical background. Thecourse outline includes: Basic Electrical Theory,DC Electrical Theory Ohms Law-Resistance,Voltage, Current Voltage Drop Problems, Ca<strong>us</strong>esand Remedies, How AC and DC are Produced,Introduction to Transformers and more.7 sessions.SP I9205 TA Mon Wed 1/24-2/14 $175MDTN 6-9pm BT 253 Aschoff, H.NEWThe B<strong>us</strong>iness of Solar(Sales, Forms, Contracts andFeasibility)The solar ind<strong>us</strong>try is filled with engineers and scientists,but the ind<strong>us</strong>try also needs sales people.Attend this workshop to learn the basics of sellingsolar energy systems and the reasons whypeople buy these systems. Learn how to developa proposal and set goals. During class you willdevelop proposals for vario<strong>us</strong> marketing techniques.In addition you will learn how to estimatecosts, analyze risks, and make decisions aboutsolar installations. Participants will receive anintroduction to photovoltaic system development,including such considerations as resource analysis,technology and New York State policy analysis.Prerequisite: Basic knowledge of electrical theoryand photovoltaics, some knowledge ofPowerPoint. 7 sessions.SP N9462 OA Tue Thu 4/12-5/3 $295MDTN 6-9pm HA 319 Aschoff, H.NEWElectrical Wiring: Residential,Commercial & NECThe course provides students with a solidbackground consistent with current changes intrade practices, materials, and the requirementsof the 2008 edition of the National ElectricalCode currently <strong>us</strong>ed today. The course is presentedin a logical sequence consisting of foursections: fundamentals, installation, planning andspecialized installations, following the order inwhich the installation would be made in a typicalresidential structure. Although the course contentis concerned primarily with residentialinstallations, many of the concepts and principlesmay be applied to commercial and ind<strong>us</strong>trial electricalconstruction. The most complicatedprocedures will be simply explained step-by-stepand students will receive ample hands-on trainingwithin the safety of the classroom. The principlesof electricity remain fixed, while the methods,materials and tools of the trade are continuo<strong>us</strong>lyevolving. This course presents both the fundamentalsof electrical wiring and the latestpractices <strong>us</strong>ed in the trade. 7 sessions.SP I9204 TA Mon Wed 5/16-6/8 $295MDTN 6-9pm BT 264 Aschoff, H.NEWPV Refresher CourseThis course is for those who have completedthe Introduction to Photovoltaic Systems(PV) course and feel that they need a reviewbefore taking the NABCEP Entry Level Exam. Thecourse covers ten skill sets listed within theNABCEP learning objectives. 3 sessions.S1 I9203 TA Tue Thu 6/21-6/28 $149MDTN 6-9pm HA 307 Aschoff, H.4 For more information, call (845) 341-4890

Technology Green & Innovative TechnologiesSolar Thermal:Solar Hot Water System DesignSolar power isn’t j<strong>us</strong>t for electricity. Solar thermalsystems (or Solar Hot Water) are less expensiveand more efficient than solar photovoltaics andstill qualify for lucrative federal and state tax credits.This course covers equipment such ascollectors, tanks, pumps, piping and controllersand reviews major system designs such as “closedloop pressurized” and “drainback” as well assolar pool heating designs.This course is an18-hour hands-on training for trades people, studentsin the trades, engineers, architects, HVACpractitioners and other professionals. This courseis designed to meet training requirements forNABCEP installer exams.Your Instructors: Pete Skinner, PE, President ofE2G, and Betsy Ferris Wyman of SunDog Solar.SP I9182 TA Fri Sat Sun 1/28-1/30 $599MDTN 10am-6pm HA 105 Skinner, P. &Ferris Wyman, B.IGSHPA Accredited Installer/NATECertificationThis three-day comprehensive course foc<strong>us</strong>es onthe installation of geothermal heating and coolingsystems. The course combines classroom learningwith hands-on experience. A step by step exampleof a local closed loop system designed forresidential applications is covered as well as geothermalmarketing and sales for small and largecompanies. Accreditation: Upon successful completionof the workshop and passing theInternational Ground Source Heat PumpAssociation (IGSHPA) open book exam, you willbe issued an IGSHPA accreditation as an installerof GSHP systems. Upon successful completion,students will also receive an installer’s card and acertificate. Students may earn a CompletionCertificate or Certificate of Competency. Courseprice includes 7 manuals and guide books.Your instructor: Peter Travino, P.E. 3 sessions.SP I9181 TA Sun Fri Sat 3/4-3/6* $995MDTN See below HA 101 Travino, P.Friday class meets 3-9pmSaturday & Sunday classes meet 8am-5pm*Last day to register 2/11/11Introduction to Green BuildingsAre you interested in the importance of greenbuildings and energy conservation strategies? Thecourse presents an overview of consumer powergeneration technologies: wind, solar and geothermal;also power conservation through passivesolar design and Net Zero. You will learn aboutthird-party credentialing for Green Buildings andprofessionals. Architect Emma Gonzalez-Laderswill assist you in methods needed by you thehomeowner to evaluate ways to make new andexisting homes more energy efficient with a higherreturn on your investment. 2 sessionsSP I9201 TA Tue Thu 1/25-1/27 $59NBG 6:30-8:30pm GND 117 Gonzalez-Laders, E.SP I9201 TB Tue Thu 3/15-3/17 $59NBG 6:30-8:30pm GND 117 Gonzalez-Laders, E.NEWIntroduction to Solar EnergyThis one evening class is designed tointroduce you to the basics of solar energy,the difference between solar electric and solarhot water systems, the types of systems availablefor each and pros and cons of them. Costs ofinstalled systems and tax credits will also be disc<strong>us</strong>sed.SP I9202 TA Mon 2/21 $39MDTN 6-9pm HA 103 Marth, C.Building Performance Institute(BPI) TrainingSUNY Orange is proud to offer a series ofBPI Certification Training. BPI, Inc. is a recognizedglobal leader, supporting thedevelopment of a highly professional buildingperformance ind<strong>us</strong>try credentialing. Byensuring certified staff, quality management,and the delivery of consistent,high-quality services on every project, BPICertification helps you raise the bar inhome performance contracting.www.sunyorange.edu/ce5

Technology Green & Innovative TechnologiesNEWBuilding AnalystThink about residential buildings in a totallynew light. The BPI Building Analyst trainingprogram provides core building science knowledge,concepts, and field practice to prepare candidates topass the Building Performance Institute (BPI) certificationexams. The course is intended both forexperienced building and HVAC contractors and forpersons with little or no building experience. By<strong>us</strong>ing a “whole ho<strong>us</strong>e” performance-basedapproach, you’ll address a comprehensive range ofinterrelated building issues and be able to provideyour clients with a more comfortable, safe, durable,and energy-efficient home.Offered in Spring 2011 - Call or check our website forscheduleBPI Reimbursement InformationYou may be eligible to receive a reimbursementof your tuition. NYSERDA reimburses50% - 100% of the fee upon completionof the course to qualified students in theNY System Benefits Charge utility territories.Your level of reimbursement isdependent upon the location in which youperform work under the New YorkEnergy$mart programs. This incentiveprogram is being offered by NYSERDA fora limited time. You m<strong>us</strong>t complete theentire course to receive Proof ofParticipation and reimbursement.S<strong>us</strong>tainable Landscaping in a Changing ClimateCo-sponsored by SUNY Orange Continuing and Professional Education and Cornell CooperativeExtension Hudson Valley, this conference will feature presentations about Climate Change; theSpread of Invasive Species Related to Climate Change; and Design for Large Projects in an Energy-Conscio<strong>us</strong> Time. Certified Nursery Professional (CNP), Architect, and Landscape Architectscontinuing education units (CEUs) have been applied for.Friday, March 25, 2011 - 8am – 4:30pmGilman Center, Orange County Community CollegeTo register, contact Rose Baglia at (845) 344-1234 or rsb22@cornell.edu. For more informationplease call (845) 341-4380 or email lindagrammferris@sunyorange.edu.Technology Introductory ComputersComputer BasicsThis introductory course will provide you with thecomputer basics necessary for working with softwareapplications in a personal computerenvironment. Topics include the Windows environment,input/output devices, finding and <strong>us</strong>ingvirtual help sources and file management.Purchase of textbook required. 4 sessions.Please note you will need to access studentfiles in class <strong>us</strong>ing a USB drive in order toutilize the exercises and save your work.MiddletownSP I9153 IA Mon Wed 2/21-3/2 $49MDTN 6:30-9:30pm HA 114 Galligan III, V.SP I9153 IB Tue Thu 4/5-4/14 $49MDTN 6:30-9:30pm HA 114 Galligan III, V.NewburghSP I9153 TA Mon 1/24-2/14 $49NBG 6-9pm KAP 112 Williams, C.SP I9153 TB Mon 4/18-5/9 $49NBG 5:30-8:30pm KAP 112 Williams, C.S1 I9153 TA Mon 6/6-6/27 $49NBG 5:30-8:30pm KAP 112 Williams, C.Required texts m<strong>us</strong>t be purchased/ordered in advance of classes and are often available forpurchase online (click Books & Supplies button within the course details on our website forsome purchase options). For assistance with ordering books you may contact the camp<strong>us</strong>bookstore 845-341-4815 or local retail bookstores.6 For more information, call (845) 341-4890

Technology Microsoft OfficeBasic Microsoft WordMaster the basics of this powerful word processingprogram. You will learn to create, save, andprint documents and become familiar with editingfeatures including formatting text and paragraphs,and creating and formatting tables.Prerequisite: Knowledge of Windows. Purchase oftextbook required. 4 sessions.MiddletownSP I8626 IA Tue Thu 2/22-3/3 $79MDTN 6:30-9:30pm HA 114 Randolph, J.SP I8626 IB Mon Wed 4/25-5/4 $79MDTN 6:30-9:30pm HA 114 Randolph, J.NewburghSP I8626 TA Tue Thu 2/1-2/10 $79MSMC 7-10pm AH 51 Harris, C.SP I8626 TB Tue Thu 4/19-4/28 $79MSMC 7-10pm AH 51 Harris, C.S2 I8626 TA Tue Thu 8/9-8/18 $79MSMC 7-10pm AH 51 Harris, C.NewburghSP I8627 TA Tue Thu 3/8-3/17 $79MSMC 7-10pm AH 51 Harris, C.S1 I8627 TA Tue Thu 6/7-6/16 $79MSMC 7-10pm AH 51 Harris, C.Intermediate Microsoft ExcelEnhance your worksheet experience. You willlearn how to manage data and analyze it <strong>us</strong>ingthe built in Excel functions as well as work withmultiple worksheets at once. You will also beintroduced to analyzing and sharing Excel filesand incoporating Web information. Prerequisite:Basic Microsoft Excel. Purchase of textbookrequired. 4 sessions.MiddletownS1 I8711 IA Tue Thu 6/14-6/23 $120MDTN 6:30-9:30pm HA 114 Ruggiero, S.NewburghS1 I8711 TA Tue Thu 6/28-7/7 $120MSMC 7-10pm AH 51 Harris, C.Intermediate Microsoft WordContinuing what you learned in the BasicMicrosoft Word class. The instructor will walk youthrough advanced formatting and desktop publishingfeatures including inserting graphics,creating a web page, merging Word documents,and working with templates. Prerequisite: BasicMicrosoft Word or equivalent knowledge.Purchase of textbook required. 4 sessions.MiddletownSP I8710 IA Mon Wed 5/9-5/18 $120MDTN 6:30-9:30pm HA 114 Randolph, J.NewburghSP I8710 TA Tue Thu 2/15-2/24 $120NBG 7-10pm AH 51 Harris, C.SP I8710 TB Tue Thu 5/17-5/26 $120MSMC 7-10pm AH 51 Harris, C.Basic Microsoft ExcelLearn how to build, edit and format spreadsheets.You will become skilled in working with formulasand functions while creating the ‘What-If-Analysis’ with scenarios. Prerequisite: Knowledgeof Windows. Purchase of textbook required.4 sessions.MiddletownSP I8627 IA Mon Wed 3/7-3/16 $79MDTN 6:30-9:30pm HA 114 Ruggiero, S.S1 I8627 IA Mon Wed 5/23-6/6 $79MDTN 6:30-9:30pm HA 114 Ruggiero, S.No class: 5/30Basic Microsoft AccessLearn basic concepts of database managementutilizing Access. Your instructor will walk youthrough creating tables and queries while <strong>us</strong>ingforms and reports. You will also learn about modifyingthe database structure. Prerequisite:Knowledge of Windows. Purchase of textbookrequired. 4 sessions.MiddletownSP I8690 IA Tue Thu 1/4-1/13 $79MDTN 6:30-9:30pm HA 114 Weiss, R.SP I8690 IB Tue Thu 3/8-3/17 $79MDTN 6:30-9:30pm HA 114 Weiss, R.S1 I8690 IA Mon Wed 6/13-6/22 $79MDTN 6:30-9:30pm HA 114 Weiss, R.Intermediate Microsoft AccessBuild upon your knowledge of Access and learnkey rules of database design. You will be providedwith an in-depth study of creating multiple tablequeries, developing forms and subforms, <strong>us</strong>ingdata with other applications, and create advancedqueries. Prerequisite: Basic Microsoft Access.Purchase of textbook required. 4 sessions.MiddletownSP I8778 IA Tue Thu 1/18-1/27 $120MDTN 6:30-9:30pm HA 114 Weiss, R.S1 I8778 IA Mon Wed 6/27-7/11 $120MDTN 6:30-9:30pm HA 114 Weiss, R.No class: 7/4www.sunyorange.edu/ce7

Technology Microsoft OfficeBasic Microsoft PowerPointCreate polished and professional looking presentations<strong>us</strong>ing PowerPoint. You will learn todevelop eye-catching presentations suitable forany b<strong>us</strong>iness function. Enhance the visual impactof your presentation by <strong>us</strong>ing text, charts, clip art/photos, and organizational charts. Prerequisites:Windows and Basic Microsoft Word. Purchase oftextbook required. 4 sessions.MiddletownSP I8691 IA Mon Wed 1/5-1/19 $79MDTN 6:30-9:30pm HA 114 Galligan III, V.SP I8691 IB Mon Wed 4/4-4/13 $79MDTN 6:30-9:30pm HA 114 Casillas, J.S1 I8691 IA Tue Thu 6/28-7/7 $79MDTN 6:30-9:30pm HA 114 Casillas, J.NewburghSP I8691 TA Tue Thu 3/29-4/7 $79MSMC 7-10pm AH 51 Harris, C.S2 I8691 TA Tue Thu 7/19-7/28 $79MSMC 7-10pm AH 51 Harris, C.Technology Information Technology & CertificationA+ PC Service TechnicianGet prepared to pass the CompTIA A+ certification.You will receive expert instruction fromcertified instructors currently working in the field.Through a combination of 84 hours of lectures,presentations and hands-on lab exercises you willutilize our new A+ hardware kits, and learnadvanced hardware and software installation andconfiguration concepts. Topics include: safety,power supplies, motherboards, CPU’s, BIOS,memory, cables and b<strong>us</strong>es, drives, storage, portablecomputers, troubleshooting techniques,printers, OS installation and configuration,upgrading and basic networking concepts.Windows OS and software, Linux, Novell, MacOS, security and VM will be covered. Prerequisite:PC knowledge, Windows, Internet, or equivalentknowledge. Purchase of textbook required.28 sessions.SP I8442 TA Tue Thu Sat 2/8-4/21 $799NBG See below KAP 312 Baez, G.Tue/Thu classes meet 6-9pmSaturday classes meet from 9am-12pmNo class: 3/22, 3/24 & 3/26Network+Our Network+ course covers the CompTIA certificationexam objectives that certify you cansuccessfully describe, install and configure a mediumsize network. Through a combination ofdetailed lectures, presentations and hands-on labexercises you will be prepared to successfully takethe Net+ certification exam. Some of the topicscovered in this course are: Network Basics,Topologies and Types, LANS, WANS, NetworkHardware, NIC’s Cables, Hubs, Switches, Routers,Modems and Firewalls, Network Software,Uniform Resource Locator, Servers, Protocols, IPAddressing, Network Security, Troubleshootingand Vir<strong>us</strong> Protection, Decimal, Octal, Hexadecimaland Binary conversions and new to the courseSystems Analysis and Design and Instruction toLogic. Purchase of textbook required. 28 sessions.SP I8446 TB Tue Thu Sat 4/26-6/28 $799NBG 6-9pm KAP 312 Baez, G.Tue/Thu classes meet 6-9pmSaturday classes meet from 9am-12pmTechnology Web & Graphic DesignIntroduction to HTMLThis course provides hands-on instruction in the<strong>us</strong>e of HTML (HyperText Markup Language) thelanguage in which all web pages are written. Youwill learn how to create your own web pageswith text, links, images and tables as well asapply layout techniques. This course serves as afoundation and prerequisite for all other webdevelopment courses. Prerequisites: Knowledge ofthe PC, Windows and the Internet. Purchase oftextbook required. 7 sessions.SP I8535 IA Fri 1/14-2/25 $375MDTN 9am-1pm HA 114 Weiss, R.Intermediate HTMLThis is a continuation of Introduction to HTML.You will explore web design and be introduced toscripting for HTML. In addition, you will learnDynamic HTML (DHTML) including topics such ascontrolling content, positioning, and structuringdata. Prerequisite: Introduction to HTML. Thesame textbook from I 8535 Introduction to HTMLis <strong>us</strong>ed for this class. 6 sessions.SP I9179 IA Fri 3/4-4/15 $325MDTN 9am-1pm HA 114 Weiss, R.No class: 3/258 For more information, call (845) 341-4890

Technology Web & Graphic DesignPlease note it is recommended to bring a USBdrive to store and transport your class work.Building Websites with MacromediaDreamweaverThis course is an introduction to <strong>us</strong>ingMacromedia Dreamweaver to create and managewebsites. You will learn how to build websitesfrom scratch, format text, create links, <strong>us</strong>e images,build navigation men<strong>us</strong> and set up tables forsophisticated layout. Prerequisite: Introduction toHTML or equivalent knowledge. Purchase of textbookrequired. 6 sessions.SP I8536 IA Thu 3/3-4/14 $325MDTN 9am-1pm HA 114 Weiss, R.No class: 3/24PhotoShop IUsing the ind<strong>us</strong>try-leading software for creatingand manipulating digital photos, learn: ThePhotoshop workspace and tools, how to open,copy and save files in the correct formats, understandand <strong>us</strong>e the vocabulary of digitalphotography and <strong>us</strong>e the computer as a darkroomto crop, adj<strong>us</strong>t and filter pictures. 1 session.SP I8847 IA Sat 1/15 $120MDTN 9am-4pm HA 114 St. Martin, M.PhotoShop IILearn color correction of photographs, exposurecorrection, retouching, cloning, cutting and pastinginto different layers, creating vignettes,building montages, apply filters to create beautiful,professional images. Prerequisite: Photoshop1 or equivalent knowledge. 1 session.SP I8848 IA Sat 1/22 $120MDTN 9am-4pm HA 114 St. Martin, M.Photoshop Advanced: Special EffectsMaster the full power of PhotoShop for creatingstunning special effects for ink-on-paper photographsand artwork, including glowing type,warped and 3-dimensional lettering and creatingalpha channels to silhouette artwork. We willtake a photograph of you posing with a rolled-uppaper tube, and you will manipulate the photographto turn yourself into a Jedi knight with aLightsaber. Prerequisite: PhotoShop 1 & 2 orequivalent knowledge. 1 session.SP I9057 IA Sat 1/29 $120MDTN 9am-4pm HA 114 St. Martin, M.Photoshop Advanced: Web GraphicsMaster the full power of Photoshop for creatingrich, professional web graphics in this 6-hourcourse. Learn how to build web-safe images<strong>us</strong>ing millions of colors rather than the basic webcolors, create rollovers, animation, titles and buttons.Discover how top web sites “slice” theirgraphics to create rich pages that load fast, evenon a slow dial-up web connection. Prerequisite:Photoshop I & II or equivalent skills. 1 session.SP I9058 IA Sat 2/5 $120MDTN 9am-4pm HA 114 St. Martin, M.Adobe InDesign: BasicLearn to <strong>us</strong>e the world’s most powerful page layoutprogram, combining the latest printing andPDF technology with an easy-to-<strong>us</strong>e interface,how to create text and graphic boxes and to createprofessional newsletters, effective ads andbrochures. Prerequisite: Knowledge of the PC &Windows. 1 session.SP I9140 IA Sat 2/19 $120MDTN 9am-4pm HA 114 St. Martin, M.InDesign IntermediateExtend your knowledge and discover the secretsof professional-level typography to create theright image in ads and brochures, discover andmaster style sheets and templates for a hugeincrease in productivity, understand and <strong>us</strong>eCMYK images, effects and preflighting.Prerequisite: Adobe InDesign Basics or equivalentknowledge. 1 session.SP I9193 IA Sat 2/26 $120MDTN 9am-4pm HA 114 St. Martin, M.Concerned about the weather conditions? Sign up forinclement weather e-mail alerts!Go to www.sunyorange.edu/alert to sign up.Once you sign up for the service, you will receive anautomatic e-mail if the College delays opening or isclosed due to inclement weather.www.sunyorange.edu/ce9

Healthcare Medical Office AssistantAdministrative Medical Office Assistant ProgramPrepare to enter one of the fastest growing areas in the healthcare ind<strong>us</strong>try.After you complete this series of six (6) courses you will be eligible for administrative and clericalpositions at a medical facility. Medical Office Procedures Medical Terminology Introduction to ICD Medical Coding Introduction to CPT Medical Coding Computerized Billing for the Medical Office Introduction to Electronic Medical RecordsUnless you have equivalent experience, coursesshould be taken in order. Prerequisite: M<strong>us</strong>t be ableto type 25 wpm and have working knowledge ofthe PC and Windows. Purchase of textbooksrequired.Introduction to ICD Medical CodingGet the skills to provide accurate coding for maximumreimbursement and legal compliance withina healthcare facility. You will learn the ICD-9 classificationsystem for diagnostic coding andinpatient procedural coding as well as learn theclassification system, interpret case scenarios andassign appropriate codes. This class is highly recommendedfor Medical Billers and InsuranceClaim Examiners. Prerequisite: MedicalTerminology. Purchase of textbook required.10 sessions.SP N3022 TA Mon Wed 1/24-2/23 $279MSMC 7-10pm AH 51 Enkler, K.SP N3022 IA Tue Thu 2/1-3/3 $279MDTN 7-10pm HA 114A Esch, G.Introduction to CPT Medical CodingLearn the CPT coding system which is required tobill medical services and procedures. You willlearn the correct and proficient <strong>us</strong>e of the CPTbook, CPT guidelines and modifiers, as well asinterpret case scenarios and assign the appropriatecodes. This class is highly recommended forMedical Billers and Insurance Claim Examiners.Prerequisite: Medical Terminology. Purchase oftextbook required. 10 sessions.SP N3020 TA Mon Wed 2/28-4/6 $279MSMC 7-10pm AH 51 Enkler, K.No class: 3/21, 3/23SP N3020 OA Tue Thu 3/8-4/14 $279MDTN 7-10pm HA 114A Esch, G.No class: 3/22, 3/24Computerized Billing for the MedicalOfficeIn this hands-on class, you will learn about theversatility and flexibility of electronic billing tohelp build your confidence and skills to succeedas a medical office assistant. Knowledge of manualinsurance forms is a benefit, and codingexperience is helpful. Prerequisite: Knowledge ofWindows. Purchase of textbook required.9 sessions.SP N2017 TA Mon Wed 4/11-5/9 $255MSMC 7-10pm AH 51 Enkler, K.SP N2017 OA Tue Thu 4/19-5/17 $255MDTN 7-10pm HA 114 Walker, K.NEWIntroduction to EMR(Electronic Medical Records)For the Administrative MedicalOffice ProfessionalQuickly learn to perform daily tasks <strong>us</strong>ing EMR/EHR (Electronic Medical Record/Electronic HealthRecord) software with realistic, hand-on experience!Utilizing McKesson PracticePartner you willdevelop the knowledge and skills you need toeffectively <strong>us</strong>e EMR/EHR software and succeed inthe medical office. 5 sessions.SP N3018 TA Mon Wed 5/23-6/8 $159MSMC 7-10pm AH 51 Enkler, K.SP N3018 OA Tue Thu 5/26-6/9 $159MDTN 7-10pm HA 114 Walker, K.10 For more information, call (845) 341-4890

Healthcare Medical Office AssistantSUNY Orange now offers students in our AdministrativeMedical Office Assistant program the opportunity to sit for national certificationexams as a Certified Medical Office Assistant or a CertifiedBilling and Coding Specialist through the National HealthcareersAssociation (NHA).Since 1989 NHA national certification exams have been offered in all fifty states. More than200,000 national certifications have been issued throughout the country, making NHA the largestAllied Healthcare Certification agency.If you have completed courses in our Administrative Medical Office Program and would like to registerto sit for a national exam please call 845-341-4890.Healthcare Career Open Ho<strong>us</strong>eTrain at home for an in-demand careerWith our new Medical Transcription and Medical Coding and Billing career training program youcan train entirely at home for a rewarding new career in the growing healthcare ind<strong>us</strong>tryJoin <strong>us</strong> at our informational Open Ho<strong>us</strong>e to learnall about this opportunity and get questionsanswered in person!Get the answers to questions like: Will these programs prepare me foremployment? Why was medical transcription highlighted byCNN as one of the most credible work-athomecareers? Why are medical coders in such high demand?Monday, February 7, 20116:00pmSUNY Orange115 South StreetMiddletown, NYLibrary, Gilman CenterNeed to take yourroad test?Continuing Education offers the 5-hour prelicensingcourse where you can receive theMV-278 form you’ll need to make your roadtest appointment with the Department ofMotor Vehicles. See page 27.Search SUNY Orange ContinuingEducation. Giveaways areannounced to our Facebook fans!www.sunyorange.edu/ce11

Healthcare Medical Coding and BillingInpatient and Outpatient Medical Coding & Billing OnlineLearn inpatient and outpatient medical billing at home with theMedical Coding and Billing training program.This highly interactive program helps you preparefor a rewarding career in medical coding,with opportunities in inpatient and outpatientcoding after graduation. It also prepares you tosit for the ind<strong>us</strong>try certification exams administeredby American Health InformationManagement Association (AHIMA) andAmerican Academy of Professional Coder(AAPC). The curriculum foc<strong>us</strong>es on medical terminology,coding standards, and specificinpatient and outpatient code sets. A significantportion of your learning experience will also bespent training on the encoding software <strong>us</strong>edby many ind<strong>us</strong>try employers, th<strong>us</strong> preparing youfor a successful transition to the workplace.The program’s unique online platform providesyou access to program materials and interactivelearning tools whenever it is most convenient foryou, allowing you to study on your own scheduleand at your own pace.Program begins March 7, 2011SP N9450 DA Online 3/7/11-3/7/12 $2495All reference materials will be provided to the studentsonline. Students m<strong>us</strong>t provide an e-mailaddress. For more information about this course,visit: www.sunyorange.edu/ce or come to the OpenHo<strong>us</strong>e on February 7.Healthcare Medical TranscriptionMedical Transcription OnlineSuccessful completion of this program can giveyou the potential to make up to $40,000 per yearworking from home, on your own computer.Develop the knowledgeand skills of a qualitymedical transcriptionistwhile preparing to sit forthe Registered MedicalTranscriptionist (RMT)exam administered by AHDI. Specifically, this programfoc<strong>us</strong>es on keyboarding, language andgrammar, medical terminology, and emphasizespractical experience. By course completion, you willhave transcribed hundreds of authentic dictationswhile preparing for a quick and successful transitionto the workplace. The program’s unique onlineplatform helps students develop employer-valuedtime management skills by providing you access toall program materials and many interactive learningtools whenever it is convenient, allowing you thefreedom and flexibility to study on your ownschedule and at your own pace.Program begins March 7, 2011SP N9427 DA Online 3/7/11-3/7/12 $1895Students m<strong>us</strong>t provide an e-mail address. For moreinformation about this course, visit: www.sunyorange.edu/ce or come to the Open Ho<strong>us</strong>e on February 7.12 For more information, call (845) 341-4890

Healthcare Electronics Health RecordsNEWENTER ONE OF OUR NEWESTAND HIGHEST GROWTH INDUSTRIESNEWBECOME AN ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORDSYSTEM TECHNOLOGISTThe Health Information Technology for Economic and Clinical Health (HITECH) Actof 2009 offers lucrative financial incentives for healthcare facilities that adoptElectronic Health Records (EHR) systems. Our certificate program preparesindividuals to meet the Health Information Technology workforce demands.The training will prepare participants for careers in six workforce categories: Clinical Practitioner/Consultant Implementation Specialist Implementation Manager/Project Manager Workflow Specialist Trainer Technical Support SpecialistThe Electronic Health Record System Technologist certificate program is comprised ofsix courses: Introduction to Healthcare Applied Informatics (<strong>us</strong>e of information technology in a healthcare practice) Essential Components of Electronic Health Records & Health Information Exchange System Selection and Implementation Fundamentals of Change Management/Project Management Human Factors Analysis – enhancing effectiveness and efficiency among workplace teamsFor more information and for the schedule, please call (845) 341-4380or email lindagrammferris@sunyorange.edufact4The US Department of Labor projects that, nationwide,from 2008-2018, there will be an average growth inthese occupations of 16 percent, with more than758,000 job openings. New York State will have morethan 38,000 openings in these occupations during thesame period.www.sunyorange.edu/ce13

Healthcare Pharmacy TechnicianPharmacy TechnicianThis comprehensive 62.5 hour course will prepare you toenter the pharmacy field and take the Pharmacy TechCertification Board’s (PTCB) examination. Course contentincludes medical terminology specific to the pharmacy,reading and interpreting prescriptions and defining drugsby generic and brand names. You will learn dosage calculations,I.V. flow rates, drug compounding, dose conversions,dispensing of prescriptions, inventory control, billing andreimbursement.Career information: Pharmacy technicians work in retailpharmacies, hospitals, home inf<strong>us</strong>ion pharmacies, mailorder pharmacies, long term care facilities, clinics and otherhealthcare settings, under the supervision of a registeredpharmacist.Certification Exam: After successful completion of thiscourse, you will be qualified to sit for the PharmacyTechnician Certification Board’s (PTCB) exam. To be eligibleto take the Pharmacy Technician Examination, you m<strong>us</strong>thave a high school diploma or GED and have never beenconvicted of a felony.Prerequisites: You should have taken some math and science courses in high school to be successful inthis course. Experience in a medical setting is a pl<strong>us</strong>. To ensure your success in this course we recommendyou take our assessment test. Please call 845-341-4890 to schedule the assessment. Purchase oftextbook required. 25 sessions.SP I9115 IA Tue Thu 2/22-5/24 $945MDTN 6-8:30pm BT 364 Stewart, S.No class: 3/22, 3/24Healthcare Fitness Trainer CertificationFitness Instructor/Personal Trainer Certification CourseSUNY Orange has teamed with the NationalCouncil on Strength and Fitness to offer a certificateprogram designed for individualsseeking basic competency in performing fitnessassessments and designing and implementingfitness programs for a healthy population.Through practical (hands-on) and theoreticalinstruction, you will learn basic assessment skillsand safe, effective and efficient methods ofteaching vario<strong>us</strong> forms of conditioning techniques.You will also study client assessmentand evaluation procedures, exercise programmingand prescription, anaerobic and aerobicenergy systems, functional anatomy/kinesiology,biomechanics, basic exercise physiology,cardiovascular and strengthtraining guidelines, and the considerationsof working with specialpopulations. Upon successful completionof this course, participants may apply tosit for the nationally recognized certificationexam (NCSF-CPT). Purchase of textbookrequired. For program information please call845-341-4245. 14 sessions.SP I9074 IA Mon 1/24-5/2 $575MDTN 7-10pm PE 222 PE StaffNo class: 3/21Would you like to earn an insurance discount?CAPE offers the 6-hour defensive driving course which results in a 10% liability andcollision auto insurance discount.See page 27.14 For more information, call (845) 341-4890

Healthcare Paramedic Certificate ProgramNEWBecome a Paramedic – SUNY Orange to offer Paramedic TrainingSUNY Orange has received approval from the NYS Department of Health, Bureau ofEmergency Medical Services, to become a sponsor of a Paramedic Training Program.Paramedics are trained to provide medical care to people who have suffered from an illness or aninjury outside of the hospital setting. EMTs and paramedics work under protocols approved by aphysician medical director to recognize, assess, and manage medical emergencies and transportpatients to definitive medical care. Paramedics perform all of the skills performed by an EMT-Basicas well as assess ECG tracings, defibrillate, and are exposed to a variety of clinical experiences duringtraining.For more information about this program, please call 845-341-4380or email lindagrammferris@sunyorange.eduHealthcare Medical Professionals & NursingThe American Heart Association is the recognized leaderin res<strong>us</strong>citation science and training. The AHA’s guidelinesfor Emergency Cardiovascular Care Courses arerecognized as the international standard and help tomeet the needs of the communities we serve.Healthcare Professionals are invited to enroll in SUNYOrange’s offerings of AHA courses. The overwhelmingstrength of AHA’s training program is “quality.”Basic Life Support forHealthcare Providers-BLSFor Healthcare Providers only. This CPR program istaught under the guidelines of the AmericanHeart Association (AHA) and taught by AHA certifiedprofessionals. The training program isdesigned for, but not limited to, healthcare providersincluding doctors, nurses and physicianassistants. The course meets the requirementsneeded for recertification of healthcare providers.Skills necessary to provide basic life support forthe adult, child or infant victim will be taught.Emphasis is placed on treatment for a victim whois choking, not breathing or in full cardiac arrest,as well as recognizing the early warning signs ofa heart attack. The course includes both lectureand hands on practice <strong>us</strong>ing the latest in mannequintechnology to simulate a real cardiac arrestvictim. Upon successful completion you will beissued a card from the AHA which is valid for twoyears. Required Textbook can be purchased inclass. 1 session.SP N9489 OA Sat 1/29 $100MDTN 9am-2:30pm HA 101 Haber, A.SP N9489 TA Sat 4/16 $100NBG 9am-2:30pm KAP 205 Haber, A.Advanced Cardiac Life Supportfor Healthcare ProvidersFor Healthcare Providers only. The AdvancedCardiac Life Support Provider course is designedfor Healthcare Providers who either direct or participatein the res<strong>us</strong>citation of a patient, whetherin or out of the hospital. The goal of the ACLSwww.sunyorange.edu/ceprovider is to improve the quality of care providedto the adult victim of a cardiac arrest or other cardiopulmonaryemergency. Students will improveskills in the treatment of arrest and peri-arrestpatients through a series of simulated cardiac andrespiratory cases. The simulations are designed toreinforce important concepts, including the BasicLife Support primary survey, the ACLS SecondarySurvey, ACLS Algorithms and Effective res<strong>us</strong>citationteam dynamics. Required textbook can bepurchased in class for $35. 2 sessions.SP N9491 OA Sat 3/5-3/12 $275MDTN 8am-4:30pm HA 103 Haber, A.S1 N9491 TA Sat 6/4-6/11 $275MSMC 8am-4:30pm DC Haber, A.ECG and PharmacologyFor Healthcare Providers only. ThisAmerican Heart Association certified course isdesigned to address a key knowledge gap inElectrocardiogram (ECG) and Pharmacology.Foc<strong>us</strong>ed on specific ECG recognition skills anddrug treatment knowledge, this is a pre-courseoption for ACLS students and other healthcareproviders, and is also for ACLS students whoneed to improve after the ACLS pre-course selfassessment test. Required textbooks can be purchasedin class for $15. 2 sessions.SP N9490 OA Sat 2/12-2/19 $125MDTN 9am-1pm HA 103 Haber, A.SP N9490 TA Sat 5/7-5/14 $125NBG 9am-1pm KAP 205 Haber, A.15

Healthcare Medical Professionals & NursingPhlebotomy WorkshopOpen to all those who are involved in the medicalfield or who have a medical background. Learnhow to draw blood <strong>us</strong>ing vario<strong>us</strong> devices.Program includes: Legal Issues, Anatomy/Physiology, common laboratory tests, rationale oflaboratory tests, demonstration, return demonstration.Class duration time may vary based onenrollment. 1 session.SP N9456 OA Sat 1/8 $195MDTN 8am-1pm BT 264 All County Care, M.SP N9456 OB Sat 3/19 $195MDTN 8am-1pm BT 264 All County Care, M.Basic EKG Interpretation CertificationFor RN’s and LPN’s only. Class covers electricalconduction, coronary heart disease, placement ofEKG leads for both 12 lead and telemetry, <strong>us</strong>e ofcaliber, measuring complex, identifying normalrhythms, atrial and ventricular arrhythmias, interventions,rhythm strip practice booklet, postoffering exam. This class is a Prerequisite to ACLS.Class duration time may vary based on enrollment.Bring a copy of your license and a baglunch. 1 session. (9.5 CEU)SP N3047 OA Sat 1/22 $255MDTN 8am-5pm BT 270 All County Care, M.Infection Control and BarrierPrecautionsNew York State mandated training in infectioncontrol and barrier precautions (Chapter 786 ofthe New York State laws of 1992) for registeredprofessional nurses and licensed practical nurses.1 session.SP N3050 OB Sat 4/16 $75MDTN 1-5pm BT 364 Palermo, L.S2 N3050 OA Sat 8/6 $75MDTN 1-5pm BT 264 Palermo, L.Wound CareThis class is for RN’s, LPN’s, nurse practitionersand nursing students. Topics include anatomy andphysiology of the integumentary system, risk factorsassociated with pressure ulcers, the healingprocess and legal views. Class duration time mayvary based on enrollment. Bring a copy of yourlicense and a bag lunch. 1 session. (8 CEU)SP N3056 OA Sat 2/5 $225MDTN 8am-5pm BT 264 All County Care, M.SP N3056 OB Sat 5/7 $225MDTN 8am-5pm BT 264 All County Care, M.Clinical Documentation WorkshopTo insure proper patient care and safety thehealthcare professional m<strong>us</strong>t pay great attentionto proper case documentation. You will learn howto complete admission documentation, how tonote challenging patient situations and change inpatients’ conditions. Case scenarios will be practicedin class. Come ready to disc<strong>us</strong>s challengingsituations. NEEDED TO COMPLY TO AVOID LEGALRAMIFICATIONS. Class duration time may varybased on enrollment. 1 session. (5.58 CEU)SP N3058 OA Sat 2/19 $219MDTN 8am-5pm BT 264 All County Care, M.Phlebotomy, Peripheral and CentralLine IV CertificationFor RN’s & LPN’s only. You will learn intraveno<strong>us</strong>therapy, A&P review, peripheral access procedures,phlebotomy and legal views, fluids/electrolytes, specific solutions, complications andinterventions, types of peripheral and centralcatheters (Hickman, Broviac, Groshong, Ports,TID’s), hands-on practice, demonstrations/returndemonstration of specific IV skills, care of bothperipheral and central lines, post offering exam.Hands-on practice includes utilizing manikins, IVcatheters and blood collection tubes. Class durationtime may vary based on enrollment. Bringcopy of your license and a bag lunch. 1 session.(11.7 CEU)SP N3043 OA Sat 3/5 $239MDTN 8am-5pm BT 264 All County Care, M.S1 N3043 OA Sat 6/4 $239MDTN 8am-5pm BT 264 All County Care, M.S1 N3043 OB Th 8/18 $239MDTN 8am-5pm BT 264 All County Care, M.Required texts m<strong>us</strong>t be purchased/ordered in advance of classes and are often available forpurchase online (click Books & Supplies button within the course details on our website forsome purchase options). For assistance with ordering books you may contact the camp<strong>us</strong>bookstore 845-341-4815 or local retail bookstores.16 For more information, call (845) 341-4890

Healthcare Medical Professionals & NursingDiabetic Nurse EducatorThis RN only course covers ca<strong>us</strong>es, classifications,diagnostic methods, treatment, demonstration/return demonstration of monitoring skills, complications,care of patient/family, new medications/treatments, role playing. Class duration time mayvary based on enrollment. Bring a copy of yourlicense and a bag lunch. 1 session. (10.8 CEU)SP N3044 OA Sat 4/2 $225MDTN 8am-5pm BT 264 All County Care, M.S2 N3044 OA Th 8/4 $225MDTN 8am-5pm BT 264 All County Care, M.Peripherally Inserted CentralCatheter Certification (PICC)This course is for RNs, physicians, nurse practitionersand nurse anesthetists. Topics includeinf<strong>us</strong>ion rate calculations, pumps/controllers, A&Preview, complications and interventions, care andmaintenance of PICC, patient education, documentationand legal issues. Hands on practice,clinical and written exam. Class duration timemay vary based on enrollment. Bring IV certification,a copy of your license and a bag lunch.1 session. (7.1 CEU)SP N3042 OA Sat 4/16 $249MDTN 8am-5pm BT 264 All County Care, M.Ventilation: Administration,Monitoring and Nursing CareCertificationThis RN and LPN only class covers ca<strong>us</strong>es of respiratoryalterations, identifying breath sounds,respiratory disorders, respiratory medications,modes of oxygen administration, ventilator settingsand how they work, complications/interventions, oxygen therapy monitoring, trach/endotrach care, suctioning. Class duration timemay vary based on enrollment. Bring a copy ofyour license and a bag lunch. 1 session. (8.4 CEU)S2 N3046 OA Th 7/28 $225MDTN 8am-5pm BT 264 All County Care, M.Oncology/Chemotherapy WorkshopFor RN’s & LPN’s only! This workshop will familiarizeyou with Legal views, Anatomy/Physiology ofnormal cells vs. cancero<strong>us</strong> cells, cell cycle, cancerrisk factors, types of cancer, Staging cancer, diagnosticprecedures <strong>us</strong>ed to identify cancer, goals ofChemotherapy, common Chemotherapeutic drugsper classification, precautions/safe handling ofChemotherapeutic agents, complications/nursinginterventions, nursing management of patientsreceiving Chemotherapy, clinical trials, psychosocialimpact on patient/family. Class durationtime may vary based on enrollment. 1 session.S2 N3072 OA Thu 7/14 $225MDTN 8am-5pm BT 264 All County Care, M.Concerned about the weather conditions?Sign up for inclement weathere-mail alerts!Go to www.sunyorange.edu/alertto sign up. Once you sign up for the service,you will receive an automatic e-mailif the College delays opening or is closeddue to inclement weather.MARILYN R. WHEELERMEMORIAL FUNDAttention non-credit students.A limited amount of tuition assistance is available fromthe Marilyn R. Wheeler Memorial Fund. It is the onlysource of tuition assistance to non-credit students.For information and/orapplication, call (845) 341-4890.Have you been thinking of taking courses to get your CASAC certification but haveput it off beca<strong>us</strong>e of the conf<strong>us</strong>ion of which course to take and when? Our CASACprogram offers you the opportunity to take the program on a semester-long basis– every Tuesday and Thursday evening – one complete module in one semester!It’s even possible to complete the entire program in one year! New classes beginevery month! See page 18.www.sunyorange.edu/ce17

Healthcare Credentialed Alcoholism & Substance Ab<strong>us</strong>e CounselorCredentialed Alcoholism & Substance Ab<strong>us</strong>e Counselor Training ProgramOrange County Community College is an approved training provider of the New York State Officeof Alcoholism and Substance Ab<strong>us</strong>e Services Academy. CASAC is a comprehensive training programmeeting the established minimum 350 clock-hour requirement to become a CredentialedAlcoholism & Substance Ab<strong>us</strong>e Counselor.Regulations specify that a minimum total of 350education/training clock hours m<strong>us</strong>t be acquiredin four categories of course work including: Knowledge of alcoholism and substance ab<strong>us</strong>e(85 hours) Alcoholism & substance ab<strong>us</strong>e counseling(150 hours) Assessment, clinical evaluation, treatment planning,case management and patient/community education(70 hours) Professional & ethical responsibilities &documentation (45 hours)In the area of work experience, applicants will berequired to document three years of appropriatefull-time work experience in an approved worksetting.Our program consists of three modules/terms,each comprised of individual OASAS approvedcourses. Courses begin several times throughoutthe year allowing new students to begin the program,and complete the required classroomeducation, within 9 to 12 months from pointof entry.In order to receive a Continuing EducationCertificate for the entire CASAC program, anEnglish placement test is required; and studentsmay need to take English courses based onassessment results.Individuals with a previo<strong>us</strong> history of alcohol/substanceab<strong>us</strong>e problems should have at least onefull year of sobriety before enrolling in the CASACTraining Program. Students attending classesunder the influence of drugs or alcohol will besubject to the disciplinary measures as specifiedunder the Orange County Community CollegeStudent Code of Conduct. Violations of the drugand alcohol policies will lead to disciplinary proceedingsand possible dismissal.Students who are not able to begin the full modulewhen it begins may register for individualcourses which begin each month.Call (845) 341-4993 for more information.Meet Our Instructors:Angela Jo Henze is a proud alumn<strong>us</strong> of theCASAC Training Program at Orange CountyCommunity College! In addition to herCASAC, she holds a Master’s Degree inSociology. She has been an instructor in theNew York State Drinking Driver Program andthe CASAC Training Program at the Collegesince 2005. A native of Ontario, Canada, Ms.Henze relocated to Orange County in 2003and is the Director of Quality Assurance forthe Mental Health Association of OrangeCounty and she enjoys riding motorcycles inher spare time.Dr. Elisa Street has been teaching in theNew York State Drinking Driver Programand the Credentialed Alcoholism andSubstance Ab<strong>us</strong>e Counselor Training programat Orange County CommunityCollege since 1996. Dr. Street has developeda vast following of students over theyears and has been educating and assistingstudents with their careers in themedical and addictions counseling fieldssince 1981.Andrew Matthews hasbeen an instructor in theDepartment of Continuingand Professional Educationat SUNY Orange since1993. A lifetime resident ofOrange County, and analumn<strong>us</strong> of Orange CountyCommunity College, he hasworked in the field ofaddictions since 1990 andearned his CASAC in 1991.Mr. Matthews is a programmanager for the New YorkState Office of Alcoholismand Substance Ab<strong>us</strong>eServices field office inManhattan and he enjoysacting in his spare time.18 For more information, call (845) 341-4993 341-4890

Healthcare Credentialed Alcoholism & Substance Ab<strong>us</strong>e CounselorModule IOverview & Diversity of Treatment ApproachesAlcoholism PrimerAddictions ProfessionalPsychoactive DrugsPerspectives of Chemical/Alcohol DependencyExperiential WorkgroupModule IIHuman Growth & DevelopmentCounseling SkillsExperiential WorkgroupRelapse PreventionAIDS, Communicable DiseasesVocational EducationSpecial Population Group CounselingModule IIICommunity Ed. ProgramsCounselor-Client RelationshipEthics of Prof. PracticeAssessment & EvaluationTx Planning & Case Mgmt.Written DocumentationTraditional Evening Program:Module IOffered during the Fall 2011 semester(Call for dates)Module IIOffered during the Spring 2011 semester –January 4 to May 10SP N3292 OA T/Th 5:30-9:30pm* $1,267MDTN SSC Alum Begins 1/4Module IIIOffered during the Summer 2011 semester –May 12 to Aug<strong>us</strong>t 16S1 N3293 OA T/Th 5:30-9:30pm* $995MDTN SSC Alum Begins 5/12*Some classes may end laterWeek Day Fast-Track Programbegins again in Fall 2011 – call formore information and/or to register.What our students are saying:“Even if I do not pursue a career in the counselingfield, I am still becoming a better and more educatedperson and parent.”“I have had the most enriching ‘growth spurt’ of mylife while attending the CASAC program.”“The CASAC program is personally challenging, classesare exciting and the instructors make learning fun.”“Instructors in the CASAC program are dedicated andprofessional.”Attendance and participation is required in allsessions in order to receive a certificate of completion.Students who do not complete all hourswithin each topic due to absence(s) may make-upthe absence when the topic is offered again ormay elect to attend personal make-up instructionat an additional cost. Classes cancelled due to theCollege closing in the event of inclement weather,in most cases, will be made up on the Friday orSaturday of the following week.For more information call 845-341-4993.fact4CASAC Program Assistant,Elizabeth Hession, is always happyto answer your questions, helpyou c<strong>us</strong>tomize a schedule for you,and to assist you with registration-- call her at 341-4993."Employment as a Credentialed Alcoholism &Substance Ab<strong>us</strong>e Counselor will grow as morepeople become comfortable with seeking professionalhelp for a variety of health,personal, and family problems."- U.S. Bureau of Labor Statisticswww.sunyorange.edu/ce19

B<strong>us</strong>iness & Professional Real EstateReal Estate SalespersonPre-Licensing CoursePrepare to pass your exam on the first try.Completion of this 75 hour course satisfies NewYork State requirements for a real estate salespersonlicense. Topics include real estate instruments,law of agency, real estate financing, valuation andlisting procedures, law of contracts, license lawand ethics, human rights-fair ho<strong>us</strong>ing, closing andclosing costs, land <strong>us</strong>e regulations and real estatemathematics. Separate state-issued qualifyingexam required for licensure. Purchase of textbookrequired. 10 sessions.SP N1840 OA Fri Sat 3/4-4/9 $495MDTN 8am-4:30pm HA 114A Donohue, G.No class: 3/25, 3/26NEW45-Hour NYSReal Estate Brokers CourseAnyone who, on behalf of another andfor a fee, negotiates a sale, exchange or rental ofreal property; collects rent; or negotiates a commercialloan secured by a mortgage m<strong>us</strong>t belicensed as a real estate broker. In order to qualifyfor licensure as a real estate broker, anapplicant m<strong>us</strong>t have at least two years of experienceas a licensed real estate salesperson or atleast three years of experience in the general realestate field (e.g., buying and selling your ownproperty, managing property owned by youremployer), have satisfactorily completed both thequalifying salesperson course of 75-hours and this45-hour course State approved real estate brokercourse, and have passed a qualifying examinationadministered by the State. Purchase of textbookrequired. 6 sessions.S1 N1826 OA Fri Sat 6/3-6/18 $295MDTN 8am-4:30pm BT 364 Watson, J.B<strong>us</strong>iness & Professional Accounting & FinanceIntroduction to QuickBooks Pro 2009Learn this powerful software package that willenable you to do c<strong>us</strong>tomer invoicing, bill paying,bank and credit card reconciliations. Gain competencyin handling Accounts Receivable andAccounts Payable. In order to fully utilize thissoftware, emphasis throughout the class will beplaced on understanding basic accounting concepts.Purchase of textbook required and is also<strong>us</strong>ed in the advanced class. Prerequisite:Knowledge of PC & Windows. 6 sessions.SP I8812 TA Tue Thu 1/25-2/10 $199NBG 9am-12pm KAP 112 Baez, R.SP I8812 TB Tue Thu 3/15-4/7 $199NBG 6-9pm KAP 112 Baez, R.No class: 3/22, 3/24Too many points on yourdriving record?Continuing Education offers the 6-hourdefensive driving course which results inup to 4 points being removed from yourdriving record, pl<strong>us</strong> earns you an insurancediscount. See page 27.Advanced QuickBooks Pro 2009This course is a continuation of Introduction toQuickBooks Pro. Topics to be covered includeworking with Physical Inventory, job costing, payrolland financial reports. Learn how to set up anew company. Basic accounting concepts will becontinued throughout the class. Textbookrequired is the same book <strong>us</strong>ed in Introduction toQuickBooks Pro 2009. Prerequisite: Introductionto QuickBooks Pro 2009 or equivalent experience.6 sessions.SP I9178 TA Tue Thu 4/19-5/5 $199NBG 6-9pm KAP 112 Baez, R.Basic Bookkeeping for the WorkplaceThis comprehensive 30-hour course will prepareyou with hands on practical instruction to prepareyou for an entry-level position as a Bookkeeper orAccount Clerk. Topics covered will include anunderstanding of the basic Accounting Equationand the Double Entry Framework. You will workwith Accounts Payable, Accounts Receivable, c<strong>us</strong>tomerinvoicing, bank reconciliations, inventoryand payroll. You will learn how to take these conceptsand utilize them in QuickBooks Pro whichwill prepare you to handle Bookkeeping functions.Purchase of textbook required. 12 sessions.SP I9192 TA Tue Thu 1/25-3/3 $399NBG 6-8:30pm KAP 112 Baez, R.20 For more information, call (845) 341-4890

B<strong>us</strong>iness & Professional Professional DevelopmentNEWWorkplace Street Smarts ©If you mess up on something importantwhat are the four things your bosswants to hear? What are two fool-proof methodsfor building confidence on the job? Is it true that“there’s no harm in asking?” Come learn theanswers to these and many other questions fromformer bond underwriter and current SUNYOrange Adjunct B<strong>us</strong>iness Professor, BrendaCapuano, and former CEO (of Green’sDepartment Store), corporate trainer and currentSUNY Orange B<strong>us</strong>iness Solutions Coordinator,Donald Green. 4 sessions.SP I9200 IA Wed 2/2-2/23 $89MDTN 6-8pm HA 101 Capuano, B.,Green, D.SP I9200 IB Wed 3/30-4/20 $89MDTN 6-8pm HA 101 Capuano, B.,Green, D.NEWMental Health Issuesin the WorkplaceDo you deal with the public? Are you ina helping profession? This basic overview coursewill help you to develop an awareness of some ofthe symptoms of and behaviors associated withpsychiatric disorders such as depression, bipolardisorder, panic disorder, ADHD, schizophrenia,and personality disorders. Having a better understandingof these mental health issues may helpyou to more effectively assist the individuals whocome to you for service or information, to seecertain situations as problem solving opportunitiesrather than stress-provoking ones, and to morequickly and effectively diff<strong>us</strong>e potentially dangero<strong>us</strong>situations rather than escalate them.5 sessions.SP N9510 OA Mon 4/4-5/2 $120MDTN 7:30-9:30pm HA 103 Miceli, K.Notary Public WorkshopThis seminar prepares you for the New York Statetest and provides a comprehensive view of thenotary public office. Conf<strong>us</strong>ing laws, concepts,and procedures are clarified in plain English.Examples are provided to illuminate situationsthat the officer is likely to encounter such asavoiding conflict of interest, maintaining professionalethics, charging proper fees, handlingspecial situations, minimizing legal liability, andmuch more. United States citizenship is requiredin order to take this course. Purchase of textbookrequired prior to class. 1 session.SP N7631 OA Fri 3/4 $65MDTN 8:30-11:30am LIB 221 Andryshak, J.S1 N7631 OA Fri 6/3 $65MDTN 8:30-11:30am LIB 221 Andryshak, J.The Notary Public (Career Examination Series C-531)Text ISBN # 9780837305318 or 0837305314 can beordered through the National Learning Corporation atwww.passbooks.com or call 1-800-632-8888. Currentlythe most recent edition is Copyright 2009.NEWBecoming a Top NotchMedical WriterAre you a journalist interested in specializingin health-related topics or a healthprofessional who’d like to develop a career as aprofessional writer? Learn to write about medicine,nursing or nutrition related issues and tointerpret medical research and translate medicalterminology into plain English. Write what editorsneed and learn how to get published. It isrecommended students bring laptops for in classwriting practice. 8 sessions.SP I9199 IA Thu 3/10-5/5 $149MDTN 7-9pm HA 103 Cerrato, P.No class: 3/24HVECLeadership Seriesfor Fire FightersThis is a series of leadership modules to develop afire officer. These modules will cover material notnormally contained in the standard fire officertraining program. This series will teach you leadershipskills to be an effective officer in the fireservice. The art of being a good fire officer takesmore than being competent on the fireground.Topics include: The Development of a Fire ServiceLeader, Motivating Fire Fighters, Communicating,Talking, Listening, and Making Decisions on theFireground. Your instructor is John Miles, captainwith Ladder 35 in the New York City FireDepartment. 4 sessions.SP N9464 OA Mon 4/4-4/25 $99MDTN 7-10pm LIB ITV Miles, J.HVECLaunching and Operating aSuccessful B<strong>us</strong>inessStarting and operating a b<strong>us</strong>iness is an excitingjourney. Millions of people start a new b<strong>us</strong>inesseach year. Some fail and some become thrivingentrepreneurs. Are you thinking of starting a newb<strong>us</strong>iness? Starting from the infancy of b<strong>us</strong>iness,we take you on a journey through the whole processof starting, operating and succeeding inb<strong>us</strong>iness. Take this course and learn how you toocan become a successful entrepreneur!8 sessions.SP N9498 OA Tues 3/15-5/10 $249MDTN 7-9pm LIB ITV Herman, D.www.sunyorange.edu/ce21

B<strong>us</strong>iness & Professional Professional DevelopmentWEBeMarketing EssentialsCertificateCome and get a fundamental yetadvanced introduction to eMarketing, includingimproving email promotions, analyzing your website traffic, doing search engine optimization, andhow to successfully employ online advertising.Relevant for any type of organization, includingb<strong>us</strong>inesses, companies, non-profits, and governmentagencies. No eMarketing experience orexpertise is necessary. If you are already at anadvanced level, your instructors are experts andcan provide the latest most advanced informationand answer your toughest questions. Registeringfor this course consists of all three courses andsaves you $90.SP I9197 DA Online 2/7-4/4 $495Register by 1/31WEBeMarketing EssentialsCertificate: Improving EmailPromotionsDiscover new ways to improve your email promotions,including when to email, what to email,and testing email copy. Then find out how toanalyze your email response rates, including gettingthe bench marks for open rates and clickthrough rates. Learn how to improve your emailpromotion and responses with tracking andtesting.SP I9194 DA Online 2/7-3/4 $195Register by 1/31WEBeMarketing EssentialsCertificate: Boosting YourWeb Site TrafficAcquire the basic skills to boost your web sitetraffic, including how to analyze your visitor traffic,how to <strong>us</strong>e search engine optimization to getgreater visibility and exposure in Google searches,and how to redesign your web site copy toincrease your visitors and results. No experiencenecessary, but if you are at an advanced level,your instructor is an SEO expert and can answeryour toughest questions as well.SP I9196 DA Online 3/7-4/1 $195Register by 2/28WEBeMarketing EssentialsCertificate: Online AdvertisingGet the keys to making online advertisingwork for you and your organization. See howpay-per-click advertising with Google AdWordsworks. <strong>Find</strong> out how to test low budget Adwordcampaigns. Learn how you can target local audiences.Then discover Facebook advertising andhow you can determine the demographics andeven numbers of people you want to reach.SP I9195 DA Online 4/4-4/29 $195Register by 3/28B<strong>us</strong>iness & Professional Security Guard-PreparednessSUNY Orange has been approved by the New York State Division ofCriminal J<strong>us</strong>tice Services as a Security Guard Training School.Training for security guards was mandated by theSecurity Guard Act of 1992. The Act requires thatall security guards complete three training courses.All courses m<strong>us</strong>t be conducted at approvedtraining schools, by certified instructors. 8-Hour Pre-Assignment Training 16-Hour On-the-Job Training 8-Hour Annual In-service course8-Hour Security GuardPre-Assignment TrainingThis program prepares you for entry level employmentas a NYS Certified Security Guard. The roleof a Safety & Security Officer, legal powers andlimitations, emergency preparedness, communicationsand public relations, access control andethics will be covered. You will take a mandatedexam and after successfully completing thecourse, will receive a NYS issued certificate forlicense. 1 session.SP I8347 OA Sat 2/5 $69MDTN 8:30am-5pm HA 101 Girolamo, A.SP I8347 OB Sat 5/7 $69MDTN 8:30am-5pm HA 101 Girolamo, A.22 For more information, call (845) 341-4890

B<strong>us</strong>iness & Professional Security Guard-Preparedness8-Hour Security Guard:Annual RefresherSecurity guards are required to take an 8-hourannual training class to remain in compliance withtheir security guard license. Participants willreceive a certificate after completion of one session.1 session.SP I9083 OA Sat 2/5 $69MDTN 8:30am-5pm HA 101 Girolamo, A.16-Hour Security GuardOn-The-Job TrainingNY State Department of Criminal J<strong>us</strong>tice Servicesrequires this 16-hour training for all securityguards during their first 90 days of employment.Certificate issued after successful completion ofcourse. Examination Required. 2 sessions.SP I8709 OA Sat 2/12-2/19 $139MDTN 8:30am-5pm HA 101 Girolamo, A.SP I9083 OB Sat 5/7 $69MDTN 8:30am-5pm HA 101 Girolamo, A.B<strong>us</strong>iness & Professional Testing CenterThe Hudson Valley TestingCenter at SUNY OrangeThe Testing Center at SUNY Orangeprovides a variety of testing services forcollege students, those who wishto advance quickly towards a degree tocontinue beyond, and those who desirecareer advancement.You will find a comfortable and secure testingenvironment at SUNY Orange’s TestingCenter. A valid ID is required for all exams.Be sure to familiarize yourself with the specificrequirements for the exam you aretaking.CLEP (The College-LevelExamination Program)Save Money on Tuitionand Graduate Sooner!Earn college credit by passing a CLEP test.CLEP is a nationally recognized series ofexaminations which allow the student todemonstrate knowledge acquired in a noncollegesetting. Credit is awarded based onthe score earned for each examination.Please call to schedule your appointment!Tests Offered atSUNY Orange Testing Center: Test proctoring for online and distancelearning students College Level Exam Program (CLEP) testing TEAS testing for prospective nursingstudentsFor more information, e-mail <strong>us</strong> at testcenter@sunyorange.edu,or call the CAPE officeat 845-341-4890. Visit <strong>us</strong> on the web athttp://www.sunyorange.edu/testing/www.sunyorange.edu/ce23

Adult Education & Career Prep English as a Second LanguageSUNY Orange Programa de Inglés Como Segundo Idioma Ofrece la Calidad y la SelecciónAhora mismo es tiempo de aprovecharse denuestros nuevos precios más bajos para probarun curso en el programa de Inglés ComoSegundo Idioma de SUNY Orange. Ofrecemos lacalidad de instrucción y una selección extensivade cursos en un ambiente académico. Tenemoscursos básicos de todos niveles. Nuestros cursosmás avanzados le enseñan la escritura y la lectura.Además hay cursos de desarollo personal quele enseñan la conversación y la pronunciación.Llame al (845) 341-4593 o (845) 341-4033 parahacer una cita para una evaluación.ESL Class InformationRequired textbook can be purchased in class.Registration Information:First time students m<strong>us</strong>t call (845) 341-4593or (845) 341-4033 to make an appointmentfor an evaluation for placement.Repeat ESL students may register in class forthe next class, or by phone with a creditcard.English As A Second Language (ESL),Level IDesigned for the beginning English speaker. Youare introduced to grammar, vocabulary, reading,writing, speaking and listening. Required textbookcan be purchased in class. 22 sessions.ESL-Nivel IEste curso sin créditos está diseñado para hablarel inglés a nivel inicial. Al estudiante se le enseñaa leer, escribir, hablar y entender, haciendo énfasisen lo referente a enterderlo y hablarlo bien. Seestudia y se conversa sobre las situaciones cotidianas.MiddletownSP N7991 OB Mon Wed 1/24-4/13 $10MDTN 6:30-9:30pm LIB 215 Powell, N.S1 N7991 OA Mon Wed 5/9-7/27 $10MDTN 6:30-9:30pm LIB 215 Powell, N.No class 5/30, 7/4NewburghSP N7991 TB Mon Wed 1/24-4/13 $10NBG 6:30-9:30pm 280 BWY 3rd FL CONFCedeno, N.S1 N7991 TA Mon Wed 5/16-8/3 $10NBG 6:30-9:30pm KAP 209 Cedeno, N.No class: 5/30, 7/4English As A Second Language (ESL),Level IIThis class for the intermediate student furtherexplores grammar, vocabulary, reading, writing,speaking and listening. Required textbook can bepurchased in class. 22 sessions.ESL Nivel IIEsta es una clase elaborada para que el estudiantede nivel inicial-avanzado practiqueintensivamente la manera de hablar y entenderen inglés; con cierta concentración en lecturas ycomposiciones cortas. Este curso ayuda al estudiantea prepararse para la vida diaria, el lugar detrabajo y las actividades de la comunidad.MiddletownSP N7992 OB Mon Wed 1/24-4/13 $10MDTN 6:30-9:30pm LIB 221 Florencio-Wain, A.S1 N7992 OA Tue Thu 5/10-7/21 $10MDTN 6:30-9:30pm LIB 215 Florencio-Wain, A.NewburghSP N7992 TB Tue Thu 1/25-4/14 $10NBG 6:30-9:30pm 280BWY Cedeno, N.3rd FL CONFS1 N7992 TA Tue Thu 5/17-7/28 $10NBG 6:30-9:30pm KAP 207 Cedeno, N.No class: 3/22, 3/24.Check out our website for newand additional classes and toregister online:www.sunyorange.edu/ce24 For more information, call (845) 341-4890

Adult Education & Career Prep English as a Second LanguageEnglish As A Second Language (ESL),Level IIIThe study of all language skills is explored, withmore intensive emphasis on reading and writing.Required textbook can be purchased in class.22 sessions.ESL Nivel IIIEsta es una clase elaborada para que el estudiantede nivel inicial-avanzado practiqueintensivamente la manera de hablar y entenderen inglés; con cierta concentración en lecturas ycomposiciones cortas. Este curso ayuda al estudiantea prepararse para la vida diaria, el lugar detrabajo y las actividades de la comunidad.MiddletownSP N7993 OB Tue Thu 1/25-4/14 $10MDTN 6:30-9:30pm LIB 221 Brown, D.No class: 3/22, 3/24S1 N7993 OA Tue Thu 5/10-7/21 $10MDTN 6:30-9:30pm LIB 221 Brown, D.NewburghSP N7993 TB Tue Thu 1/25-4/14 $10NBG 6:30-9:30pm 280BWY Von Der Gathen, M.4th FL CONFNo class: 3/22, 3/24S1 N7993 TA Tue Thu 5/17-7/28 $10NBG 6:30-9:30pm KAP 208 Bolorin, A.ESL Level IVThis class is for high intermediate/low advancedstudents. Learn higher level grammar, begin thewriting process and develop reading skills withhigh interest stories with more advanced vocabulary.Levels IV and V are recommended forpreparation for college study. Required textbookcan be purchased in class. 22 sessions.MiddletownSP N7959 OA Tue Thu 1/25-4/14 $10MDTN 6:30-9:30pm LIB 215 Henighan, P.S1 N7959 OA Tue Thu 5/10-7/21 $10MDTN 6:30-9:30pm OH 107 Henighan, P.NewburghSP N7959 TA Mon Wed 1/24-4/13 $10NBG 6:30-9:30pm GND 105 Gehlhoff, K.S1 N7959 TA Mon Wed 5/9-7/27 $10NBG 6:30-9:30pm GND 105 Gehlhoff, K.No class: 5/30, 7/4Everyday Conversationand Expressions IPractice speaking in everyday situations. Learn to<strong>us</strong>e essential vocabulary and common expressionsnecessary for effective communication. Role playdaily situations and practice <strong>us</strong>ing vocabulary andexpressions in real life context. Required textbookcan be purchased in class. 14 sessions.SP N7946 TA Mon Wed 1/24-3/9 $10NBG 6-8:30pm 280BWY Von Der Gathen, M.4th FL CONFSP N7946 OA Tue Thu 1/25-3/10 $10MDTN 6-8:30pm BT 117 Privolos, C.ESL Advanced Reading and WritingPrepare to make the transition to the credit collegereading and writing courses. Learn themechanics and styles of writing paragraphs andessays through a careful, step-by-step process.Required textbook can be purchased in class.14 sessions.SP N7949 OA Mon Wed 1/24-3/9 $10MDTN 6-9pm HA 214 Graf, K.SP N7949 TA Tue Thu 1/25-3/10 $10NBG 6-8:45pm GND 105 Graf, K.ESL Grammar Review IImprove spelling, sentence structure, punctuationand writing. Designed for students who have finishedLevel IV or higher. This course is suitablefor college preparation or enrichment purposes.Required textbook can be purchased in class.14 sessions.SP N7994 TA Mon Wed 3/14-5/4 $10NBG 6-8:30pm 280BWY Esposito, I.4th FL CONFNo class: 3/21, 3/23.SP N7994 OA Tue Thu 3/15-5/5 $10MDTN 6-8:30pm BT 119 Privolos, C.No class: 3/22, 3/24Pronunciation ofStandard American EnglishBecome aware of the characteristics of youraccent in spoken English. Practice standardAmerican English intonation, stress patterns,blending, and individual phonemes. Textbook isrequired. 14 sessionsSP N7996 OA Mon Wed 3/14-5/4 $10MDTN 6-8:30pm HA 211A Graf, K.No class: 3/21, 3/23.SP N7996 TA Tue Thu 3/15-5/5 $10NBG 6-8:30pm GND 105 Graf, K.No class: 3/22, 3/24www.sunyorange.edu/ce25

Adult Education & Career Prep English as a Second LanguageESL Fundamentalsof Reading & WritingLearn basic sentence structure and punctuation,as well as development of the basic paragraph.Required textbook can be purchased in class.14 sessions.S1 N7954 OA Mon Wed 5/9-6/27 $10MDTN 6-8:30pm LIB 221 Privolos, C.No class: 5/30S1 N7954 TA Mon Wed 5/16-7/6 $10NBG 6-8:30pm KAP 301 Esposito, I.No class: 3/21, 3/23ESL for Academic PurposesESL students with goals to pursue college studieswill learn the skills needed to succeed with academicstudies. Students will develop listening,note-taking and disc<strong>us</strong>sion skills, as well as reading,study skills and writing <strong>us</strong>ing authenticmaterials in a content-based approach. Requiredtextbook can be purchased in class. 22 sessions.S1 N7956 OA Mon Wed 5/9-7/27 $10MDTN 6:30-9:30pm OH 107 Graf, K.No class: 5/30, 7/4S1 N7956 TA Tue Thu 5/10-7/21 $10NBG 6:30-9:30pm GND 105 Graf, K.Adult Education & Career Prep GED & College PrepGED High School Equivalency PreparationDon’t miss the opportunity to earn your GED diploma! Our programoffers the most in-depth preparation for adults in OrangeCounty. Classes foc<strong>us</strong> on building math and writing skills pl<strong>us</strong> thecontent areas of Science, Literature and Social Studies.Once we assess your scores mid-semester we will make a recommendationthat you contact a GED Testing Center. You canregister for classes online or by coming in to the Registrar’s Officein both Middletown or Newburgh.Requirements: You m<strong>us</strong>t be 18 or older to enter the classes andm<strong>us</strong>t be officially withdrawn from high school.Please call Lou DeFeo at 845-341-4532 for more information.NOTE: During the Spring Semester all evening English and Spanish GED classes in Newburgh willbe held at the Center of Hope at 280 Broadway. The Center can be accessed from the Parking Lotin the rear of the building and is located in the basement next to the Dance Studio. Look for theCenter of Hope sign on the door.English GEDWe can help you get your GED diploma! You willlearn test-taking strategies and build readingcomprehension skills. Topics will include learninghow to read tables and charts, reading for meaning,test taking practice. (100 hours/33 Sessions)MiddletownSP N9407 OB Mon Wed 2/28-6/29 $10MDTN 6-9pm OH 109 Lang, J.No class 3/21, 3/23, 5/30NewburghSP N9407 TD Mon Wed Fri 1/24-4/15 $10NBG 9am-12pm KAP 112 Lang, J.No class 3/21, 3/23, 3/25SP N9407 TC Tue Thu 3/1-6/28 $10NBG 6-9pm 280 BWY Pratt, T.CTR OF HOPENo class: 3/22, 3/24GED (Español)Este curso está diseñado para ayudar a los estudiantesa preparase para el examen de Equivalenciade Educación Secundaria (GED). Los estudiantesaprenderán estrategiías para tomar examenes,desarollar destrezas para la comprensión de lecturay estudiar las 5 areas del examen del GED. Lostemas cubiertos incluirán: aprender a leer il<strong>us</strong>traciones;<strong>us</strong>ar la calculadora Casio FX-260 y llenarformatos de preguntas alternas en la sección dematemáticas del examen. (100 horas/33 sesiones)Para inscribirse en las clases llame a DebbieHorowitz al (845) 341-4593.NewburghSP N9408 TB Mon Wed 3/7-7/11 $10NBG 6-9pm 280 BWY Zuluaga, J.CTR OF HOPENo class: 3/21, 3/23, 5/3026 For more information, call (845) 341-4890

Enrichment Driver SafetyPre-LicensingThe 5-hour course mandated by New York StateDepartment of Motor Vehicles for all New YorkState Permit holders (4 hours of instruction with amultiple choice test at the end of the course). Itaddresses seatbelt <strong>us</strong>e, drug & alcohol <strong>us</strong>e,among other topics. Course will result in the issuanceof the MV-278 form needed for road testappointment. Bring your permit to class with you.Refund Policy: Full refund if applied for prior tostarting date of class; no refund if applied for ondate of class or thereafter.SP N7502 OA Sat 1/15 $38MDTN 9am-2pm HU 203 Mid-HudsonSafety ExpertSP N7502 OB Sat 2/19 $38MDTN 9am-2pm HU 203 Mid-HudsonSafety ExpertSP N7502 OC Sat 3/19 $38MDTN 9am-2pm HU 203 Mid-HudsonSafety ExpertSP N7502 OD Sat 4/16 $38MDTN 9am-2pm HU 203 Mid-HudsonSafety ExpertSP N7502 OE Sat 5/14 $38MDTN 9am-2pm HU 203 Mid-HudsonSafety ExpertS1 N7502 OA Sat 6/18 $38MDTN 9am-2pm HU 209 Mid-HudsonSafety ExpertS2 N7502 OB Sat 7/16 $38MDTN 9am-2pm HU 209 Mid-HudsonSafety ExpertS2 N7502 OC Sat 8/20 $38MDTN 9am-2pm HU 209 Mid-HudsonSafety ExpertDefensive DrivingLearn driving techniques which will improve theodds for preventing accidents and moving violations.Earn a 10% liability and collision insurancediscount for 36 months following completion.Remove up to 4 points from your driving record.Bring your license or permit with you.Refund Policy: Full refund if applied for prior tostarting date of class; no refund if applied for ondate of class or thereafter.SP N7503 OA Sat 1/8 $38MDTN 9am-3:30pm HU 210 Green, D.SP N7503 OB Sat 2/12 $38MDTN 9am-3:30pm HU 210 Green, D.SP N7503 OC Sat 3/12 $38MDTN 9am-3:30pm HU 210 Green, D.SP N7503 OD Sat 4/9 $38MDTN 9am-3:30pm HU 210 Green, D.SP N7503 OE Sat 5/14 $38MDTN 9am-3:30pm HU 210 Green, D.S1 N7503 OA Sat 6/11 $38MDTN 9:30am-3:30pm HU 209 Green, D.S2 N7503 OB Sat 7/9 $38MDTN 9:30am-3:30pm HU 209 Green, D.S2 N7503 OC Sat 8/13 $38MDTN 9:30am-3:30pm HU 209 Green, D.There is a half-hour break for lunch for one-day classesmeeting on Saturdays.Check our website www.sunyorange.edu/ce foradditional sections which may be added after thispublication has gone to print or for informationregarding class cancellation due to low enrollment/weatherclosings.Online Defensive DrivingVisit our website at www.sunyorange.edu/ce formore information and to register.NYS Drinking Driver Program (DDP)at Orange County Community CollegeSUNY Orange is proud to be the sponsor of the oldest and most respected NYS Alcohol and DrugRehabilitation Program in Orange County -- since 1975. Like all programs at SUNY Orange, theDrinking Driver Program is offered by expert and compassionate instructors, at convenient times,and in a setting that respects your confidentiality. Classes are held at our camp<strong>us</strong>es in Middletownand Newburgh on weeknight evenings as well as Saturday mornings.DDP is a 16-hour/7-week DMV-required education and prevention program available to eligibleNYS licensed motorists who have been convicted of driving while intoxicated (DWI) or driving whileability impaired (DWAI).To determine eligibility and/or to sign-up, visit an Orange County Department of Motor Vehiclesoffice in Goshen, Middletown, Port Jervis, or Newburgh. Bring proof of DWI/DWAI conviction withyou and, if deemed eligible to participate, request to attend the DDP at SUNY Orange.For more information call the DDP office at 845-341-4892, Monday to Friday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.www.sunyorange.edu/ce27

Enrichment Language & CultureFrench 1An introduction to the spoken language with anemphasis on vocabulary development, correctpronunciation and basic phrases. (Outside practice/homeworkrequired.) The written languageand teaching of proper grammar will also betaught. Purchase of textbook required.10 sessions.SP N6710 OA Thu 1/20-3/31 $125MDTN 7-9pm HA 301 Conroy, W.No class: 3/24Learn to Speak Mandarin ChineseLearn the basics of the world’s most widely spokenlanguage and master simple conversations,vocabulary and pronunciation for b<strong>us</strong>iness, traveland everyday communications. 10 sessions.SP N6721 OA Wed 1/26-4/6 $125MDTN 6:30-8:30pm HA 319 Yang, J.No class: 3/23Intermediate Mandarin ChineseA continuation of Chinese language study. Foc<strong>us</strong>will be on building vocabulary, conversations andgrammar as well as reading basic written characters.This class is open to students whocompleted Beginning Mandarin or have basicknowledge of the language. 10 sessions.SP N6722 OA Mon 1/24-4/4 $125MDTN 6:30-8:30pm HA 301 Yang, J.No class: 3/21Italian Basic Conversation Level 1An introduction to the spoken language with anemphasis on vocabulary development, correctpronunciation and basic phrases. (Outside practice/homeworkrequired.) The written languageand grammar will also be included. Purchase oftextbook required. 10 sessions.SP N6725 OA Mon 3/7-5/16 $125MDTN 7-9pm HA 105 Saetta, R.No class: 3/21Italian Basic Conversation Level 2A continuation of level 1 with more oral practice,grammar and the written word. Purchase of textbookrequired. 10 sessions.S1 N6726 OA Mon 6/6-8/15 $125MDTN 7-9pm HA 214 Saetta, R.No class: 7/4Sign Language IYou will learn the basic vocabulary, grammar andsentence structure of the American SignLanguage (ASL). Practice signing and build yourskill development while communicating receptivelyand expressively. Purchase of textbook isrequired. 10 sessions.SP N6750 TA Sat 1/29-4/9 $199NBG 10am-1pm KAP 206 Chapis, N.No class: 3/26Sign Language 2A continuation of American Sign Language (ASL)1, incorporating additional levels of the vocabulary,grammar and sentence structure of ASL.Students are introduced to information about thedeaf community. Practice and skills developmentare emphasized. You will learn to communicatereceptively and expressively <strong>us</strong>ing ASL. Developenhanced understanding and awareness of thedeaf community and their culture. Purchase oftextbook required. 10 sessions.SP N6751 TA Sat 4/16-6/18 $199MSMC 10am-1pm DC Chapis, N.Enrichment Personal SuccessNEWBuilding EffectiveCommunication Skills: PublicSpeakingIf you are prepaing to enter or re-enter the workplaceor college this course is for you! The foc<strong>us</strong>is on development of effective communicationskills necessary to function effectively in manyenvironments. Public speaking and presentationskills often make or break a job interview. Don’tget caught short on these skills! Be prepared bylearning a few very simple techniques to reduceanxiety that will help you present your ideas in athoughtful and organized manner. 4 sessions.SP N9512 TA Sat 1/29-2/19 $79NBG 10am-1pm KAP 205 Stockton, D.SP N9512 TB Sat 3/12-4/9 $79NBG 10am-1pm KAP 205 Stockton, D.No class: 3/2628 For more information, call (845) 341-4890 341-4892

Enrichment Personal SuccessVoice Over: Getting Paid to TalkExplores the many aspects of voice-over work fortelevision, film, radio, and narration as well asemerging opportunities for voice in multimedia.Learn how to prepare the all-important demotape as well as how to bypass the competitionand get the job. You will listen to professionalvoice-over recordings and have the opportunity toprepare and read a piece of commercial copy forcritique. 1 session.SP N2234 OA Thu 2/10 $29MDTN 6:30-9pm HA 103 Creative VoiceS1 N2234 OA Thu 6/9 $29MDTN 6:30-9pm HA 307 Creative VoiceNEWSimplify Your Life:Pare Down, Cheer UpLearn to live with less- the personal andsocietal benefits- for those who have recentlyretired, or who want to simplify their lives to livemore s<strong>us</strong>tainably and with less stress.SP N9501 OA Mon 2/28-3/14 $49MDTN 7-9pm HA 103 Schwarz, K.Domestic AdoptionA one-night program to introduce participants tothe nuts-and-bolts of adopting domestically.Topics covered will include: pre-adoption qualification,search/advertising/networking techniques,adoption agencies, legal issues and finalization.1 session.SP N9472 OA Tue 5/3 $29MDTN 6-8:30pm HA 103 O’Shea, B.Enrichment M<strong>us</strong>ic, Dance & TheatreZUMBAAre you ready to ZUMBA? Come join <strong>us</strong> for a“feel happy” workout that is great for both thebody and the mind. ZUMBA is a f<strong>us</strong>ion of Latinand International m<strong>us</strong>ic-high energy and motivatingm<strong>us</strong>ic with unique moves and combinationsthat allows you to dance away your worries.ZUMBA is based on the principle that a workoutshould be “FUN AND EASY TO DO”. It is a mixtureof body sculpting movements with easy tofollow dance steps. 6 sessions.MiddletownSP N6499 OA Sat 1/22-2/26 $29MDTN 10-11am PE Studio Wilson, S.SP N6499 OB Sat 3/12-4/23 $29MDTN 10-11am PE Studio Wilson, S.No class: 3/26SP N6499 OC Sat 4/30-6/11 $29MDTN 10-11am PE Studio Wilson, S.No class: 5/21S2 N6499 OA Sat 8/6-9/17 $29MDTN 10-11am PE Studio Wilson, S.No class: 9/3NewburghSP N6499 TB Mon 3/14-4/25 $29NBG 6-7pm 280BWY Perez-Villarroel, L.Dance StudioNo class: 3/21SP N6499 TC Mon 5/16-6/27 $29NBG 6-7pm 280BWY Perez-Villarroel, L.Dance StudioNo class: 5/30Beginner’s GuitarLearn the basic chords, picking patterns, tuningand strumming methods while learning popularsongs. Outside practice necessary. Bring an aco<strong>us</strong>ticguitar. Classes for adults only. 10 sessions.SP N6510 OA Wed 1/5-3/9 $99MWHS 7-9pm MWHS 171 Conques, J.Social Ballroom Dancing 1Learn the basic steps in foxtrot, waltz, lindy, chacha,merengue, tango and rumba. Fundamentalsare given to make it easier for you to master thevario<strong>us</strong> dance patterns. Everyone m<strong>us</strong>t enroll witha partner and registration cards m<strong>us</strong>t be completedby each person. Please wear comfortable,smooth soled shoes, no sneakers. 12 sessions.SP N6501 OA Thu 1/27-4/21 $79MDTN 6:30-8pm PE Studio Kane, W. & M.,No class: 3/24Intermediate Smooth Dance/SwingIn this intermediate class you will cover Foxtrot,Waltz and Swing (Lindy). For those with previo<strong>us</strong>ballroom dance instruction. M<strong>us</strong>t enroll with apartner and complete separate registrations.12 sessions.SP N6534 OA Tue 1/25-4/26 $79MDTN 6:30-8pm PE Studio Hyman, N. & A.No class: 3/22, 4/19www.sunyorange.edu/ce29

Enrichment M<strong>us</strong>ic, Dance & TheatreAdvanced Smooth Dance/SwingIn this advanced class you will cover Foxtrot,Waltz, Swing (Lindy), Peabody and H<strong>us</strong>tle. Forthose with prior intermediate instruction. M<strong>us</strong>tenroll with a partner and complete separate registrations.12 sessions.SP N6535 OA Tue 1/25-4/26 $79MDTN 8-9:30pm PE Studio Hyman, N. & A.No class: 3/22, 4/19Intro to Argentine TangoBeginners and those wishing to reinforce the fundamentalswill develop the skills and confidenceto enjoy dancing tango in a social environment.You will learn to adapt your natural body movementemployed in walking, standing and turning,extending the <strong>us</strong>e of these actions to do them asa couple, responding fluidly to each other’s movements.Smooth-soled shoes recommended. Youm<strong>us</strong>t enroll with a partner and complete separateregistrations. 12 sessionsSP N6536 OA Thu 1/27-4/21 $79MDTN 8-9:30pm PE Studio Kane, W. & M.No class: 3/24NEWWest Coast SwingLearn to dance beginner and intermediateWest Coast Swing. No prior experiencenecessary. Everyone m<strong>us</strong>t enroll with a partnerand a registration m<strong>us</strong>t be completed for eachperson. 4 sessions.SP N6514 OA Tue 5/3-5/24 $39MDTN 7-9pm PE Studio Hyman, N. & A.Dance For That Special OccasionA short “Crash Course” for beginners to learnthe basic steps of four popular dances: fox trot,lindy, rumba and tango style dancing. You’ll beable to get on the dance floor and enjoy the nextspecial event. Everyone m<strong>us</strong>t enroll with a partnerand registration cards m<strong>us</strong>t be completed by eachperson. Instructors suggest comfortable shoes,however, sneakers are not recommended.4 sessions.SP N6508 OA Thu 5/5-5/26 $39MDTN 7-9pm PE Studio Kane, W. & M.Enrichment Personal SuccessStained Glass for BeginnersUsing the copper foil method, you will learn thebasics of stained glass production, including “cutting”glass, <strong>us</strong>e of patterns, fitting, foiling,soldering, and patina application, to createstained glass projects. You will choose a patternfor your first project and receive a list of essentialequipment/supplies to be purchased along with alist of some local stores that sell art glass supplies.Bring your new tools and supplies to first class.Purchase of supplies extra, please see website fordetails. 8 sessions.SP N1058 KA Mon 3/7-5/9 $109MWHS 7-9:30pm MWHS 122 Thomas, K.No class 3/21, 4/18Intermediate Stained GlassThis class is open to those who’ve completedStained Glass for Beginners or who possess basicskills in glass cutting, foiling and soldering.Choose your own project(s) <strong>us</strong>ing the copper foilmethod to create glass panels, boxes, fan lights,etc., or learn to decorate mirrors, birdho<strong>us</strong>es, etc.<strong>us</strong>ing mosaics. Purchase of tools and glass extra.This class will not include instruction in the leadcame process. Instructor will provide demonstrationsand guidance throughout the class.Purchase of supplies extra, please see website fordetails. 8 sessions.SP N1060 KA Tue 3/8-5/24 $129MWHS 7-9:30pm MWHS 122 Thomas, K.No class: 3/22, 4/19Drawing for BeginnersCovers the basic concepts of still life drawing:line, contour, shadowing, cross-hatching, value,and stippling. Purchase of supplies extra. Bringwhite drawing pad, pencils and eraser to firstclass session. Other supplies to be disc<strong>us</strong>sed inclass. 8 sessions.SP N1175 OA Tue 2/15-4/12 $79MDTN 7-9pm HA 301 DeMaio, C.No class: 3/22Search SUNY Orange ContinuingEducation. Giveaways areannounced to our Facebook fans!30 For more information, call (845) 341-4890

Enrichment Arts, Crafts & HobbiesPhotography for the Serio<strong>us</strong> BeginnerLearn how to start <strong>us</strong>ing that advanced SLR to itsfullest potential. Whether it is a digital or filmcamera, the class will disc<strong>us</strong>s how to get the bestout of them. Topics include understanding thecamera and its vario<strong>us</strong> settings, film/image systemsbasics, image composition, lenses, filters andflash. Class will also include an overview of somepopular digital image software, though this is nota software instruction class. Bring SLR (single lensreflex) camera with you to class. For film camera<strong>us</strong>e, materials fee of $50-$60 (paid in class) coverssupplies needed for the class. 10sessions.SP N7072 KA Mon 1/24-4/11 $159MWHS 7-10pm MWHS 120 Albrecht, D.No class: 2/21, 3/21SP N7072 KB Tue 1/25-4/12 $159MWHS 7-10pm MWHS 120 Albrecht, D.No class: 2/22, 3/22NEWDigital Photo Shoot CampAre you ready to transform your snapshotsinto great shots? This fun, “hands-on”beginners’ class will demystify the settings onyour digital camera including ISO, Aperture,Shutter Speed, Image Size, Image Quality, andWhite Balance. Learn about how and when totake advantage of your camera’s different exposuremodes, including Aperture Priority, ShutterPriority as well as Manual, Portrait, Action, Nightand Landscape. Bring your camera with freshlycharged batteries and your camera manual to thefirst session. This class is ideal for anyone with anew DSLR or a smaller digital camera with somemanual controls. 10 sessions.SP N9509 TA Sat 1/29-4/9 $149NBG 10am-12pm* KAP 112 Wint, K.*Field trip: 3/19 & 4/2, 9am-1pmNo class: 3/26Summer Field Photography WorkshopNot for beginners. Designed as a “shooting”course, the workshop will give students theopportunity to go into the field on a structuredshoot to hone their skills in natural light photography,the proper choice of lenses and otherequipment. Starts with a one-hour orientationsession followed by three weekend morning orevening shooting sessions; vario<strong>us</strong> field techniqueswill be disc<strong>us</strong>sed. Ends with two,three-hour critiques on Monday evenings.Students are expected to have a working knowledgeof their cameras, <strong>us</strong>e of depth of field, howto set exposures, etc. 5 three hour sessions pl<strong>us</strong>one hour of orientation. 6 sessions.S1 N7071 NA Mon 6/1-6/27 $99NBG 7-10pm* KAP 302 Albrecht, D.*1 hour orientation on 6/1, two 3-hour class critique6/20 & 6/27, & 3 field dates: 6/4, 6/11 and 6/18.Drawing Portrait/Self PortraitLearn to see in greater detail and more accuratelyto enhance your drawing abilities. Progress guaranteedno matter what skill level. Purchase ofsupplies extra, please see website for details.4 sessions.SP N9495 OA Tue 1/11-2/8 $49MDTN 6-9pm BT 117 Shapiro, B.No class: 1/18Painting The NightAn un<strong>us</strong>ual approach to landscape painting.Utilizing a painterly realist style, the artist willdemonstrate developing a painting from a specificvisual plan. Except for the moon, the pictureplane of a night scene is entirely different fromdaylight plain air painting. Learn how to captureartificial light, starting from a dark canvas andworking up to a finished night scene. Any mediumacceptable. Camera work helpful. Instructorwill bring examples of work and demonstrate theprocess of night painting. Purchase of suppliesextra, please see website for details. 3 sessions.SP N9448 OA Thu 1/13-2/3 $49MDTN 6-9pm HA 207 Shapiro, B.Basic StringingLearn the fundamentals of making hand craftedbeaded jewelry such as necklaces, earrings, braceletsand rings through the <strong>us</strong>e of beading stringsand beading threads. If you love jewelry and arelooking for a fulfilling hobby or past time, this isthe class for you. We will help you build the selfconfidence you need. Purchase of tools andmaterials required, please see website for details.2 sessions.SP N9480 OA Sat 2/26-3/5 $79MDTN 9am-1pm BT 117 Ibitoye, O.Basic WireworkBuild upon your knowledge of stringing byemploying the <strong>us</strong>e of wire in making fancifulchain-link beaded necklaces, earrings, hooks andbracelets. You will be taught how to cut and <strong>us</strong>ebeading wire to make a unique chain-link jewelry.Your goal is to increase your ability to create byletting your imagination go. You will build yourown necklaces from scratch before the end ofclass. Prerequisite: Knowledge of Basic Stringing.Purchase of tools and materials required, pleasesee website for details. 2 sessions.SP N9479 OA Sat 3/12-3/19 $79MDTN 9am-1pm BT 117 Ibitoye, O.www.sunyorange.edu/ce31

Enrichment Arts, Crafts & HobbiesCrystal Wire Ring WorkshopThis is a continuation of basic wirework. Hereyou will learn how to make fanciful rings such assingle beaded rings, triple beaded rings, flowerbeaded rings, cl<strong>us</strong>ter rings and crystal beadedrings. Prerequisite: Knowledge of Basic Wirework.Purchase of tools and materials required, pleasesee website for details. 2 sessions.SP N9478 OA Sat 4/2-4/9 $79MDTN 9am-1pm BT 117 Ibitoye, O.NEWDiscovering the Family History:Beginning GeneologyUncover your family history! Learn howto start the search, find key documents (Federalcens<strong>us</strong>, vital records, immigrant ship manifest,naturalization records, name changes), and navigategeneology websites. 4 sessions.SP N9500 OA Tue 4/5-4/26 $95MDTN 7-9pm HA 105 Lauriano, A.Enrichment CulinaryNEWCulinary Boot CampWhip your cooking skills into top shapewith this fun and informative program ledby a classically trained chef. Chef Kyle will workwith you on your knife skills, sauce and gravymaking, and food presentation. She’ll drill youon such techniques as browning and blanchingand get you thinking like a 4-star chef! Programwill be held at the Mountain Restaurant Supply inNew Windsor. 1 session.SP N9511 OA Sat 5/7 $49NW 10am-1pm MRS Bernstein, K.Beautiful Food on a BudgetLearn professional tricks to making easy, inexpensivemeals beautiful and delicio<strong>us</strong>. Students willexpand their cooking repertoire by learning chefprovenknife techniques. This fun course willdemystify dishes and allow you to be creativewith basic ingredients and have fun experimentingwith flavors and seasoning. Program will beheld at the Mountain Restaurant Supply in NewWindsor. 1 sessionSP N9429 OA Sat 5/14 $49NW 10am-1pm MRS Bernstein, K.Home Cookingfor Eating Well With DiabetesJoin Chef Kyle as she shares recipes and instructionsfor healthy versions of comfort food classicsand some fresh new dishes you’ll love to prepare,eat and share. We’ll also explore spices, seasonings,and the little tweaks that can make healthyfood fun, beautiful and flavorful. Program will beheld at the Mountain Restaurant Supply in NewWindsor. 1 session.SP N9482 OA Sat 5/21 $49NW 10am-1pm MRS Bernstein, K.Enrichment Recreation & LeisureSUNY Orange Swim SchoolSwim classes for beginner through advanced forboth children and adults taught by trained andexperienced American Red Cross Water SafetyInstructors. Students are pre-assessed to confirmcorrect placement. Show up dressed to swim anytime during assessment times. Tuition m<strong>us</strong>t bepaid at assessment to reserve space. First comefirst served. Space is limited.SP N9114 OA Sat 1/15-3/12 $99MDTN 9am-12pm PE Pool StaffAssessment date: 1/8/11 10am-12pmNo class: 2/12SP N9114 OB Sat 4/2-5/14 $75MDTN 9am-12pm PE Pool StaffAssessment: 3/12, 10am-12pmNo class: 4/23Waterfront Lifeguarding (15+ yrs old)Learn the knowledge and skills needed to preventand respond to aquatic emergencies both in apool and at a waterfront environment. Thiscourse prepares participants to recognize andrespond quickly and effectively to emergencies toprevent drownings and emergencies. Contact ouroffice for prerequisites and certification requirements.Students m<strong>us</strong>t attend all sessions forcertification. Textbook fee of $25 and certificationfee of $30 to be paid in class. Please see websitefor a complete list of prerequisites. 5 sessions.SP N6185 OA Sun Sat 2/5-2/13 $380MDTN 9am-5pm PE pool Stepp, S.SP N6185 OB Sun Sat 4/2-4/10 $380MDTN 9am-5pm PE Pool Stepp, S.SP N6185 OC Sun Sat 5/7-5/22 $380MDTN 9am-5pm PE Pool Stepp, S.32 For more information, call (845) 341-4890

Enrichment Recreation & LeisureScuba DivingSUNY Orange and Middletown Scuba are proudto offer scuba diving classes on the MiddletownCamp<strong>us</strong>. Through lectures and pool diving, youwill learn basic skin and scuba diving. Our instructionwill help prepare you for open water divingleading to international certification. Prerequisites:able to swim 200 yards without stopping andpass a scuba medical evaluation. Please callMiddletown Scuba at 845-343-2858 for moreinformation about additional expenses and tosetup your scuba medical assessment. 8 sessions.SP N6176 OA Wed 3/2-4/27 $129MDTN 7-10pm PE Pool/223 Mattinson, P.No class: 3/23Yoga for BeginnersYoga is the union of breath, body and mind.Besides being a wonderful way to get in touchwith your physical self, yoga allows you to quietyour mind and move into stillness. In this coursewe will learn some basic asanas (physical postures)which will then allow <strong>us</strong> to prepare formeditation. 5 sessions.SP N9436 TA Thu 1/27-2/24 $69NBG 12:30-1:30pm 280BWY Baez, R.S2 N6176 OA Tue Thu 7/12-8/4 $129MDTN 6:30-9:30pm PE Pool/223 Mattinson, P.Enrichment TravelPortugal & Morocco: The History ofthe Mediterranean World TourAnyone traveling with the college on the Portugaland Morocco tour during spring break, March18-28, 2011, m<strong>us</strong>t register for this course or onecredit hour of Field Studies. Come and experiencethe History and Culture of Europe and northAfrica. See the beauty of Casablanca and Lisbon.Cost of the trip is $2198 pl<strong>us</strong> airport taxes. Formore information contact the Global StudiesDepartment at 845-341-4828 or email paul.basinski@sunyorange.edu.SP N9514 OA Wed 2/23-3/16 $40MDTN 4-6:45pm HU 211 Basinski, P.,Weber, H.fSydney, Rock & Reef A<strong>us</strong>tralia TourAnyone traveling with the college on theA<strong>us</strong>trailia trip in summer 2011 m<strong>us</strong>t register forthis course. Join <strong>us</strong> and travel to the “m<strong>us</strong>t see”places in A<strong>us</strong>trailia. First will be Sydney to explorehistory, colonization and culture. Next will be theoutback where we will visit Ayers Rock (Uluru).Lastly we will discover the magnificent GreatBarrier Reef through a glass-bottom boat, snorkelingor scuba diving. For more informationcontact Professor Tony Cruz 845-341-4716.S2 N9515 OA Sat 7/24-8/4 $40Italy: Ancient Civilizations TourAnyone traveling with the college on the Italy tripin Summer 2011 (July 12-21, 2011) m<strong>us</strong>t takethis course. The preliminary meeting (6/18/11,10am-12pm) is an organization meeting and disseminationof important information for tripparticipants, and attendance is strongly recommended.Please inform the trip leaders if you areunable to attend. The remainder of the sessionsare educational and optional, but strongly recommendedas well. Covered topics include anoverview of the ancient civilizations of Italy,Ancient Greek civilizations in Sicily and the ruinsof ancient Pompei and Herculaneum. Please contactDr. Kontos 845-341-4370 or Professor Kass845-341-4364 for more information. 2 sessions.S1 N9513 OA Sat 6/18-6/25 $79MDTN 10am-3pm HU 210 Kass, B.,Kontos, D.Orange Works, a WorkforceDevelopment System, is the link thatprovides resources and services in a professionalb<strong>us</strong>iness environment to individualswho are seeking employment and to b<strong>us</strong>inessesbuilding their workforce.The Center is supported by a grant from the Orange CountyWorkforce Investment Board in partnership with:New York State Department of LaborOrange County Community CollegeOrange/Ulster BOCES33 Fulton Street,2nd FloorMiddletown, NY 10940(845) 346-1100FAX (845) 346-1107www.orangeworks.bizOrange County Government:Employment & Training3 Washington CenterMaple Building, 4th FloorNewburgh, NY 12550(845) 568-5090FAX (845) 568-5381www.sunyorange.edu/ce33

Enrichment Youth ClassesSpanish (7-11 years)Simple conversation, vocabulary, sentence structurethrough conversation, songs and games.Bring a notebook to class. 8 sessions.SP N9036 OA Sat 2/19-4/16 $59MDTN 9-10:15am HA 214 Jacome, S.No class: 3/26Spanish 2 (8-13 years)A more advanced course for those who havecompleted Spanish 1 or who have knowledge ofSpanish. Bring a notebook to class. 8 sessions.SP N9037 OA Sat 2/19-4/16 $59MDTN 10:30-11:45am HA 214 Jacome, S.No class: 3/26Beginner’s Guitar (9-15 years)Aco<strong>us</strong>tic guitar preferred. Covers basic chords,tuning and strumming methods, reading tablatureand some simple songs. Outside practice required.Bring your own aco<strong>us</strong>tic guitar. Purchase of textbookrequired. 8 sessions.SP N9144 OA Sat 2/19-4/16 $59MDTN 9-10:15am OH 23 Wilbur, D.No class: 3/26SP N9144 OB Sat 2/19-4/16 $59MDTN 10:30-11:45am OH 23 Wilbur, D.No class: 3/26Calling All Actors/Actresses(9-12 years)Prepare for live theater, learn how an actor walks,talks and projects. Take part in classroom skitsand improvisations. 8 sessions.SP N9223 OA Sat 2/19-4/16 $59MDTN 10:30-11:45am SSC Cafeteria Topps, C.No class: 3/26Drawing For Beginners (6-12 years)Using elements of art–line, shape, color, texture,space, form and value–learn to draw. Purchase ofsupplies extra. Bring white drawing pad, pencilsand eraser to first class session. Other supplies tobe disc<strong>us</strong>sed in class. 8 sessions.SP N9257 OA Sat 2/19-4/16 $59MDTN 9-10:15am HA 207 DeMaio, C.No class: 3/26Cartooning (8-12 years)Learn to create your own cartoon characters,techniques of the cartoonist, developing a cartoonstory and producing a comic strip. Purchaseof supplies extra. Bring white drawing pad, pencilsand eraser to first class session. Other suppliesto be disc<strong>us</strong>sed in class. 8 sessions.SP N9258 OA Sat 2/19-4/16 $59MDTN 10:30-11:45am HA 207 DeMaio, C.No class: 3/26Enrichment Special ProgramsSUNY Orange M<strong>us</strong>icThe following credit courses are offered to thepublic. A $2 Insurance Fee will be charged perperson per semester.Mixed Chor<strong>us</strong>SP N6523 OA Tue Thu 1/18-5/5 $0MDTN 2-2:50pm OH 23 Damaris, C.MadrigalsSP N6531 OA Tue Thu 1/18-5/5 $0MDTN 3-3:50pm OH 23 Damaris, C.BandSP N6529 OA Wed 1/19-5/4 $0MDTN 7-8:45pm PT Theater Scott, K.Chamber EnsembleSP N6527 OA Thu 1/20-5/5 $0MDTN 6-7:45pm PT Theater Clarke-Moore, H.OrchestraSP N6528 OA Thu 1/20-5/5 $0MDTN 8-9:45pm PT Theater Clarke-Moore, H.Over Sixty ProgramSUNY Orange permits individuals 60 years of age or older toaudit credit courses on a space available basis without paymentof tuition according to NY State Law Article 126,Section 6303. Full classroom participation is encouraged; nogrades are given nor is credit earned. (Non-credit courses arenot included in the Over Sixty Program.) Registration for OverSixty students is held on the first day of the term. All studentsare required to complete an audit registration form and, ifthey are NY State residents, a Certificate of Residence. Forquestions regarding the Over Sixty Program or to receive acredit course bulletin please call the Registration Office at845-341-4129.Coast Guard AuxiliaryThe following courses are offered in partnershipwith the local US Coast Guard Auxiliary. A $2Insurance Fee will be charged per person persemester.About Boating Safety CourseA beginning boaters class will give you the knowledgeneeded to obtain a Boat Safety Certificationin many states. Materials fee of $30 is requiredand to be paid to the instructor in the first classsession.SP N1714 OA Tue Thu 3/29-4/12 $0MDTN 7:30-9:30pm BT 264 Fallon, T.S1 N1714 OA Tue Thu 6/9-6/23 $0MDTN 7:30-9:30pm BT 264 Fallon, T.Sailing Skills and Seamanship (SS&S)A comprehensive course designed for both experiencedand novice sailboat operators offered incooperation with the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary.Supply charge of $40 paid in class. 6 sessions.SP N1706 OA Tue Thu 5/5-5/26 $0MDTN 7:30-9:30pm BT 264 Fallon, T.34 For more information, call (845) 341-4890

SUNY Orange How to read class listingsSemester Course # Section Day(s) Start date-End date FeeLocation Start time-End Time Building Room InstructorOrange County Community CollegeA Unit of the State University of New York115 South Street,Middletown, NY 10940Telephone: (845) 344-6222www.sunyorange.eduDr. William RichardsPresidentMr. Richard HeppnerVice President for Academic AffairsMs. Roz SmithVice President for AdministrationMr. Vincent CazzettaVice President for Institutional AdvancementMr. Paul BroadieVice President for Student DevelopmentHelp WantedSemester KeySP = Spring 2011S1, S2 = Summer 2011We’re always looking for great course ideasand instructors.If you have an idea for a course, visitsunyorange.edu/ce. Click on the GeneralInfo link and then Teaching. There you willfind an online course proposal form whereyou can enter the course information andattach your resume.Mission We are a community of learners dedicated to reachingout to all citizens of Orange County to enrich theirlives through the highest-quality education possible.Intellectual rigor, personal commitment and enhancedcitizenship distinguish a SUNY Orange education whichwill enhance students’ economic opportunities, deepentheir appreciation of culture and of their place in historywhile broadening their sense of responsibility in ademocratic society.General Policy The College makes every effort to maintainthe schedule of courses as announced in thisBulletin. However, the College reserves the rightto change instructors, withdraw courses, changerooms or cancel courses without previo<strong>us</strong>announcement, based on enrollment, budget, orother constraints.Orange County Community College is an equalopportunity/affirmative action institution. In accordancewith Federal regulations, the New York State HumanRights Law and Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Actof 1973, Orange County Community College does notdiscriminate on the basis of age, color, religion, creed,disability, marital stat<strong>us</strong>, veteran stat<strong>us</strong>, national origin,race, gender or sexual orientation in employment orin the educational programs and activities which itoperates.Founded 1950Accredited by the Middle States Association of Collegesand Secondary SchoolsAn Equal Opportunity/Affirmative Action CollegeOrange County Community College is a two-year collegeestablished under the authority of the State of New York,primarily to fulfill the educational needs of those persons livingwithin its service area. To help reach this goal, the College offersday and evening classes and summer sessions.Orange County Community College curricula are registered bythe New York State Department of Education and approvedby the State University of New York. It is authorized to awardthe Associate in Arts, the Associate in Applied Science, and theAssociate in Science Degree as established by the Board ofRegents of the University of the State of New York.Vea la página 24 para información en español, sobrenuestros programas de ESL.Location & Building Code ListCode LocationMDTN MiddletownMTGY MontgomeryMSMC Mount St. Mary CollegeNBG NewburghNW New WindsorPJ Port Jervis280 BWY 280 Broadway, NewburghCode BuildingAH Aquinas Hall, MSMCBT Bio-Technology BuildingDC Desmond Camp<strong>us</strong>, MSMCGND Grand St. BuildingHA Harriman HallHO Horton HallHU Hudson HallKAP Kaplan HallLIB LibraryMRS Mountain Restaurant SupplyOH Orange HallPE Physical Education BuidlingSSC Shepard Student CenterTWR Tower BuildingBOCES BOCESCHAMBER Orange County Chamber of CommerceGOSHEN GoshenMWHS Monroe-Woodbury High SchoolConcerned about wintery weather conditions?Sign up for inclement weather e-mail alerts!Go to www.sunyorange.edu/alert to sign up.Once you sign up for the service, you will receive anautomatic e-mail to alert you if the College delaysopening or is closed due to inclement weatherconditions.www.sunyorange.edu/ce35

Camp<strong>us</strong> Map MIDDLETOWNWawayanda Ave123HASWOH124HOGrandview AvePELIBMOHUBTSouth Street56East Conklin AveSSC8Bennett St9CM71110Classroom Building KeyBT Bio-Tech BuildingHU Hudson HallPE Physical Education BuildingCM Christine Morrison Ho<strong>us</strong>eLIB LibrarySW Sarah Wells BuildingHA Harriman HallMO Morrison HallSSC Shepard Student CenterHO Horton HallOH Orange HallBest Routes to Middletown Camp<strong>us</strong>115 South Street, MiddletownArriving from Connecticut or Upstate New York, take Interstate84 West to exit 3W, Route 17M (Middletown), proceed on 17M which becomesDolson Avenue. Continue on Dolson Avenue to Bennett Street, turning left onBennett to the top of the hill (South Street).From New York City or New Jersey; N.Y.S. Thruway to exit 16(Harriman) to Route 17 West to exit 123 (Middletown). Follow 17M (toMiddletown) which becomes Dolson Avenue. Continue to Bennett, turning lefton Bennett to top of hill (South Street).From Upstate-Route 17 to exit 121W, Interstate 84 West for 3.3miles to exit 3W, (Route 17M) becomes Dolson Avenue. Continue on DolsonAvenue to Bennett Street, turning left to Bennett Street.Best Route to Grand Street BuildingFollow directions to the Newburgh Camp<strong>us</strong>. After the left onColden Street proceed to Broadway and make a right on Broadway.Follow Broadway approximately 2 blocks to Grand Street and make aright on Grand Street. The Grand St. Building is located at 54 GrandStreet.Best Route to Port Jervis High SchoolRoute 209, Port JervisTake I-84 to Exit 1, left turn off exit ramp, bear right at first trafficlight (East Main Street), right at fourth traffic light (Kingston Avenue),right at next traffic light (Hamilton Street), go down hill, bear left to PortJervis High School.36 For more information, call (845) 341-4890

Camp<strong>us</strong> Map NEWBURGHGrand StreetFirst StreetGNDKAPComing Spring 2011Coming Spring 2011Underground ParkingBroadwayPPWashingtonCenterPPMontgomeryTWRMPLColden StreetClassroom Building KeyKAPTWRGNDMPLKaplan HallParking Key:Tower BuildingGrand Street BuildingMaple BuildingStudentFaculty & StaffVisitorsHandicapped(Parking & Entrances)Best Routes to Newburgh Camp<strong>us</strong> (Kaplan Hall)Five Washington Center, NewburghFrom Middletown: Take Interstate 84 East, exit 10, stay to right of ramp,turn right onto Route 9W and immediately get into left lane. At stoplight, turnleft onto North Plank Road which becomes Marine Drive (also named LeRoyPlace, Water Street and Rev MLK Blvd). Continue on to Second Street. Turn rightonto Second Street, go up hill, and turn left onto Colden Street. Go one block,Newburgh Camp<strong>us</strong> will on the right.During new camp<strong>us</strong> construction, parking is available on local streets and at publiclots at the intersection of Colden Avenue and Rev. Martin Luther King Blvd. Freecontinuo<strong>us</strong> shuttle service is available between these lots and the Tower Building.From Route 17: Take Exit 121E (Interstate 84). Follow same directions as ifcoming from Middletown.From Upstate New York or New York City/New Jersey area: Take NewYork State Thruway to Exit 17. After toll booths, bear right, follow signs for Interstate 84East. Follow directions as if coming from Middletown.Take Interstate 84West, Newburgh/Beacon Bridge, Exit 10, stay to right of ramp,turn right at end of ramp. Staying to right, follow signs to Route 9W, turn rightonto Route 9W. Follow same directions as if coming from Middletown.Best Routes toMonroe-Woodbury High SchoolFrom Middletown: Rt. 17 to Exit 131; left to light. Turnleft at light onto Nininger Road; right onto Dunderburg Road.High school is on the right.From South: Thruway to Exit 16 (Harriman). Immediatelyafter toll, exit. At light, go straight through to Nininger Road.(Then same as from Middletown.)Best Routes toWarwick Valley High SchoolFrom the New York State Thruway (North): Take Exit16 in Harriman onto Route 17 West. Take Exit 127 (GreycourtRoad). Go to top of the hill and turn left at the light onto KingsHighway (sign will say Warwick and Sugar Loaf). Continue on forapproximately 3 miles. Turn right at Sugar Loaf sign and continueon Kings Highway until you get into Warwick. At the traffic lightin Warwick, make a left and continue on Main Street until youget to the second light. At the light, turn right onto West Streetand continue until you reach another red light. Go through thelight, pass three ho<strong>us</strong>es on the left, and high school is the secondbig building past those homes.From Route 17 East (South): Follow Route 17 East untilyou get to Exit 124 (Florida and Goshen) and follow Florida -17A. Go through two lights in Florida and continue on Route17A and 94 until you reach Warwick. At the second light, makea right onto West Street and continue until you come to a redlight. Go through the light, continue on until you reach the secondbig building on the left.www.sunyorange.edu/ce37

General InformationTuition and FeesRegistration is done on a first come first servebasis. The tuition is listed for each course listing.There is a $2 Insurance Fee for each student persemester which is mandatory. Returned checkswill incur a $25 fee per check returned. Foreigncheck handling fee per check will be $10.Books, Materials and Other SuppliesPurchases of materials (textbooks, workbooks,consumables, equipment, etc.) may be requiredfor certain courses (see specific course description).This cost is not included in the coursetuition unless specified. Please see our website orcall for purchasing information. Please note, theCollege will not reimburse a student who purchasesbooks, materials or other supplies for anyreason, including if a class is canceled.PaymentPayment can be made by mail, in person, byphone, via fax, or online. You can pay your tuitionand fees by cash (Middletown only), check,money order, MasterCard, Visa, Discover, or theTuition Pay plan. If you are <strong>us</strong>ing a charge card,you m<strong>us</strong>t provide card number and expirationdate, student’s name, cardholder’s name (if differentfrom student’s), and cardholder’s zip code.RegistrationRegistration for 1-day courses m<strong>us</strong>t be receivedprior to the start date of the course. Payment fortuition at off-camp<strong>us</strong> locations m<strong>us</strong>t be made bycheck, money order, MasterCard, Visa or Discover.SUNY Orange reserves the right to changeinstructors and program offerings.Stop/HoldsStudents who have unmet financial obligations tothe College or who failed to comply with collegerequirements will not be permitted to registeruntil the stop/hold is cleared with the issuingoffice. In addition, all information relating to studentrecords will be withheld in accordance withthe Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act.Drop/AddStudents who completed registration for coursesmay add other courses and/or change the coursesthroughout the semester. They may also withdraw(drop) by deadlines listed (see refund policy).Drop/Add forms are availble at the Records andRegistration Office.Disability ServicesThe Office of Disability Services (ODS) providesservices to students with disabilities. Services arecoordinated for individuals with disabilities including,but not limited to, those with physical,learning, mental health, chronic health or sensoryrelated disabilities. Once students have self-identified,applied for services, and provideddocumentation of their disability, our staff worksto determine eligibility for reasonable accommodations.Under the Americans with Disabilities Act(ADA), both the student and the college m<strong>us</strong>tcarry out these responsibilities in a timely manner.The ODS office is in Room 301 of the ShepardStudent Center in Middletown and can bereached at 845-341-4077. For ODS in Newburgh,call 845-341-4034.Refund/Policy100%, if written request is received prior to firstday of class. There will be no refunds on the daythe class begins and thereafter. See special refundconditions in the course descriptions for certaincourses. Refund payment are processed andmailed approximately four to six weeks after thecancellation date.Students unable to attend the courses they registeredfor m<strong>us</strong>t inform the Continuing andProfessional Education department in writing thatthey wish to withdraw. Failure to complete thecourse does not constitute official withdrawal,nor does notification of the instructor. The lack ofattendance alone does not entitle the student toa refund. Refund requests cannot be made bytelephone, online, or through the instructor.Course CancellationAll Continuing and Professional Education coursesare subject to minimum enrollment requirement.When courses are cancelled by the College forany reason, students may transfer payment toanother course or receive a full refund. SUNYOrange reserves the right to cancel any class forwhich there is insufficient enrollment and to withdrawor modify course offerings. Courselocations, dates, fees, and instructors may also bechanged when necessary. Check our website forthe most up to date information regarding courseofferings, schedule, locations and fees.Session Cancellation PolicyIn the event that an emergency situation requiresa class session to be cancelled, the College willmake every effort to reschedule the missed session.In most cases the total number of hoursadvertised for the course will be honored.Senior DiscountCommunity Enrichment has a limited number ofSenior Citizen Discount Coupons available. Thesecoupons are worth $10 toward course tuition forselected non-credit courses. You m<strong>us</strong>t obtain thatcoupon from the Continuing and ProfessionalEducation office prior to registering. Please call845-341-4890.College Closing and DelayFor updated college closing and delay information,phone the College at 845-344-6222 forrecorded voice information or look on the web atwww.sunyorange.edu. You may also sign up forautomatic email notification of college closingsand delays at www.sunyorange.edu/alert. 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Five Ways to Register:Register Early! 845-341-48901. Onlinewww.sunyorange.edu/ce2. MailComplete the registration form and send toOrange County Community CollegeContinuing Education115 South StreetMiddletown, NY 109403. In-PersonContinuing and Professional Education is located in theChristine Morrison Ho<strong>us</strong>e at the Middletown Camp<strong>us</strong>.4. PhoneCall the Continuing and Professional Education Office at 845-341-4890.5. FaxFax registration form to 845-341-4897.Non-Credit Registration FormTODAY'S DATE ____________________________ MALE FEMALE SOC. SEC.# ________-________-_________STUDENT NAME ______________________________________________________________ NEW STUDENT? YES NO(Last) (First) (MI) (Maiden)DATE OF BIRTH _______________________ADDRESS ____________________________________________________________________ COUNTY _____________________________CITY ____________________________________________STATE__________ ZIP _________ HOME PHONE ________________________EMPLOYER ___________________________________________________________________Optional:BUSINESS PHONE ____________________TERM KEYSP SPRINGS1 SUMMER IS2 SUMMER 2S3 SUMMER 3FA FALLSTUDENT E-MAIL_________________________TERMCOURSE NO. SECTION COURSE NAME TUITIONRECEIVED: ORANGE COUNTYCOMMUNITY COLLEGE_____/_____/_____ _____TO BUSINESS OFFICE_____/_____/_____CASHINSURANCE FEE 2.00TOTAL $CHECK MASTERCARD DISCOVER VISA MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITY COLLEGECREDIT CARD #_______________________________________________________________________________ EXP. DATE ____________________________PRINT NAME AND ADDRESS WHICH APPEARS ON CREDIT CARD (IF NOT STUDENT) _______________________________________________________I acknowledge financial responsibility for the selected course(s) if they are not cancelled or if I do not withdraw prior to the start date._____________________________________________________ ______________________STUDENT'S SIGNATURE DATEwww.sunyorange.edu/ce39

You don’t have to travel far for agreat education. SUNY Orange offersclasses in the following locations:ECRWSSECRWSS• Middletown• Newburgh• Monroe-Woodbury• New Windsor• TuxedoSpring / Summer 2011To Register:(845) 341-4890www.sunyorange.edu/ceSUNY ORANGE115 South Street, Middletown NY 10940POSTAL PATRONPOSTAL PATRONA BrighterYouis CloserThan you Think