Hawkeye Community College Continuing Education

Business & Community Education 

Now offering driver’s 

ed that’s approved by 

Waterloo Schools! 

pg. 7 

Do you qualify for free or reduced 

school lunches? Ask us about free 

or discounted registration. 

JAN – APRIL 2019 

to new experiences. 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce | 319-296-4290

FEATURED CLASSES | JAN-APRIL 2019 

Production Welding Certificate 

Get an intensive introduction to welding 

safety, machine set-up, and procedures, 

along with the fundamentals of blueprint 

reading. You’ll complete the program with 

a groove weld qualification test. 

Page 5 

6-Week Truck Driving CDL 

Truckers are in high demand, and 

you can start your career with 

Hawkeye’s 6-Week Accelerated Class 

A Commercial Driver’s License class. 

You’ll get hands-on training using 

full-size semitrailers and virtual driving 

simulators. Page 6 

Bring Your A Game 

Learn what every employer in every 

industry is looking for and take it back to 

work with you. You’ll discover the seven 

key attributes of good employees and 

how to become someone companies 

will fight to keep. Page 11 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

TRADE & INDUSTRY 

Construction Trades 3 

Industrial & Manufacturing 5 

Safety & OSHA 5 

TRANSPORTATION 

Commercial Driving 6 

Driver Education 7 

Mandated Driving 7 

Recreational Vehicle 8 

HEALTH & PUBLIC SERVICES 

Certified Nursing Assistant 9 

CPR & Basic Life Support 10 

Healthcare Advancement 11 

COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY 

Graphics & Multimedia Design 14 

Networking & IT 15 

Office Productivity 16 

Programming 17 

Web & Internet 17 

BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 

Business Development & Entrepreneur 19 

Career Development 19 

Communication & Writing 21 

Bookkeeping Specialist 

Certificate 

Prepare yourself for work in a variety 

of businesses and industries when 

you become a certified Bookkeeping 

Specialist. You’ll put your learning into 

practice through manual and computer 

assignments. Page 17 

Paper Making 

Follow the lead of a self-proclaimed 

paper fanatic as you experiment, get 

messy and have fun! You’ll discover a 

new art form while learning how to 

transform paper scraps into one-of-akind 

sheets of handmade paper. 

Page 24 

LIFE & LEISURE 

Arts 23 

Family 25 

Food & Drink 25 

Home 26 

Language & Creative Writing 27 

Personal Improvement 27 

Recreation & Hobbies 27 

GENERAL INFORMATION AND POLICIES 29 

TECHNICAL PROGRAM POLICIES 29 

ADULT LANGUAGE 30 

HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION 30 

REGISTRATION 31 

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Construction Trades 

2017 NEC Update 

Part of 18-Hour Electrical Renewal series — see page 4 

This course covers the changes in the most current National 

Electric Code required by many municipalities for continuing 

education. Previous knowledge of electricity is required. This 

course is approved by the Iowa Electrical Examining Board to 

provide continuing education credit to licensed electricians. 

Please bring code book, calculator, and paper to class. 

$179 

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36945 Mar 9 Sa 7am–1pm / 1 session 

Ogden 

Cedar Falls Center 

2018 Mechanical Code Update - 2 Hours 

Part of 8 - Hour HVAC Update series — see page 4 

This course includes a general review of the 2018 International 

Mechanical Code along with any significant changes to the 

code. This course is approved by the Iowa Plumbing and 

Mechanical Systems Board to fulfill two hours of mechanical 

code. A 2018 International Mechanical Code book is 

recommended. 

$79 

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36946 Apr 12 F 8am–10am / 1 session 

Moorman Cedar Falls Center 

AutoCAD Beginning 

This course introduces computer-aided drafting using 

AutoCAD software and basic language used by the industry to 

communicate ideas and plans from design to production stage. 

Topics covered include commands in drawing, editing, sorting, 

text handling, dimensioning, inquiries, and utilities. 

$389 

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36936 Feb 11 – Apr 1 M 6pm–9pm / 8 sessions 

Fettkether Main Campus - Buchanan Hall 

Chapter 7 of the UPC 

Part of 8 - Hour Plumbing Update series — see page 5 

This two-hour discipline class reviews drain, waste and vent 

sizing requirements found in the Uniform Plumbing Code. 

When the chapter review is complete, participants will work 

individually or in small groups to complete a number of codebased 

sizing questions and two pipe-sizing assignments. A copy 

of the 2018 Uniform Plumbing Code is strongly recommended 

for this class. 

$79 

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36940 Apr 13 Sa 10am–12pm / 1 session 

Williams 


Chapter 9 of the UPC 

Part of 8 - Hour Plumbing Update series — see page 5 

This UPC Chapter 9 four-hour code and discipline class will 

review specific code sections found in Chapter 9. When the 

chapter review is complete, participants will be asked to work 

individually or in small groups with the Uniform Plumbing 

Code to complete multiple choice questions and pipe-sizing 

questions. A copy of the 2018 Uniform Plumbing Code is 

strongly recommended for this class 

$159 

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36941 Apr 13 Sa 12:30pm–4:30pm / 1 session 

Williams 


Commercial Service 

Part of 18-Hour Electrical Renewal series — see page 4 

This class covers Commercial Service Load Calculations for sizing 

service and feeders. 

$179 

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36943 Mar 8 F 1pm–7pm / 1 session 

Ogden 


Geothermal Energy 


Geothermal systems continue to be one of the largest topics 

of discussion in the HVAC industry. This session will cover the 

history of this growing area in HVAC. Exploring its origins – is 

it a new technology? What led to its rise in interest? How 

do geothermal systems compare in efficiency to standard 

systems and how to maintain a geothermal system to achieve 

highest efficiency. The discussion will also reference terms 

and equations used in the geothermal industry. This course 

is approved by the Iowa Plumbing and Mechanical Systems 

Board to fulfill two hours of HVAC and Mechanical continuing 

education discipline for HVAC and mechanical license renewal. 

$79 

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36949 Apr 12 F 2:30pm–4:30pm / 1 session 

Hasan 


PART-TIME INSTRUCTORS WANTED 

Do you have experience in welding, HVAC 

maintenance, instrumentation, or industrial 

electricity? Hawkeye is always looking for 

knowledgeable people who enjoy teaching others. 

Interested? Call 319-296-4290 or visit 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/teach. 

Trade & Industry 

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Course Series 

8-Hour 

HVAC Update 

Residential Wiring 

Part of 18-Hour Electrical Renewal series 

This class covers all the rules of residential general method 

service calculation in Article 220, including lighting demands, 

cooking equipment, appliances, heating and air conditioning 

loads and sizing service and feeder conductors. This class also 

covers the rules for the optional method of residential service 

calculation in Article 220 including demand factors, heating and 

air conditioning loads, and sizing service and feeder conductors. 

This course is approved by the Electrical Examining Board to 

provide continuing education credit to licensed electricians. 

$179 

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36944 Mar 7 Th 3pm–9pm / 1 session 

Ogden 



Satisfy eight hours toward your license renewal 

with the Iowa Plumbing and Mechanical 

Systems Board through this one-day series. 

Courses include 2018 Mechanical Code 

Update, Geothermal Energy, Indoor Air Quality, 

and OSHA safety training. 

April 12, 2019 $279 


Save $37 when you sign up for entire series. 

Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) 

Part of 8 - Hour HVAC Update series 

In the last two decades, indoor air quality has become a very 

important topic of discussion in the HVAC industry. The U.S. 

EPA considers indoor air quality to be among the top four 

environmental health concerns in the nation. This session 

will cover why IAQ is very important, the cause of poor IAQ, 

solutions to poor IAQ, and how it relates to energy. This course is 

approved by the Iowa Plumbing and Mechanical Systems Board 

to fulfill two hours of continuing education discipline for HVAC 

and mechanical license renewal. 

$79 

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Register at 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/hvac 

or call 319-296-4290. 


Hasan 


Course Series 

18-Hour 

Electrical Renewal 

If you need to renew your electrical license, 

here’s your opportunity. It’s approved by the 

Iowa Electrical Examining Board to provide 

18 hours of continuing education, including 

six hours of the National Electrical Code. The 

courses include Residential Wiring, Commercial 

Service, and 2017 NEC Update. 

March 7–9, 2019 $489 



Register at 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/electrical 

or call 319-296-4290. 


Industrial & Manufacturing 

CNC Machining Certificate 

Gain knowledge and hands-on skills in blueprint reading, 

precision measurement and gauging, turning and milling 

processes, and mill and lathe programming and operation. 

This course will prepare you for an entry-level position as a 

CNC machine operator or machinist. Your skills can be used in 

a variety of manufacturing environments to set up and operate 

a computer numerical control (CNC) machine, inspect parts, 

and perform production runs. Earn an OSHA 10-Hour General 

Industry card as part of this course. 

$2625 

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36712 Jan 8 – May 8 TuW 5pm–10pm / 36 sessions 

Benham 


Bryan Benham 

Bryan, a teacher for Waverly-Shell 

Rock Schools, leads many concurrent 

college classes in CNC machining, 

welding, engineering, and 

manufacturing. He has a master’s 

degree in Technology Integration, a 

bachelor’s in Technology Education and holds 

certifications in: Tormach CNC Mill and Lathe, AWS Sense 

1 in SMAW, GMAW and GTAW processes, and Project Lead 

the Way Engineering in IED, POE, CIM, and EDD. When his 

students are interviewing for jobs before even completing 

his courses, he knows he’s teaching what’s needed in the 

job market. 

Course Series 

8-Hour 

Plumbing Update 


Participants will learn proper weld safety, machine set-up, and 

welding procedures of Gas Metal Arc Welding (MIG) along 

with fundamentals of welding related to blueprint reading. A 

math review of whole numbers, fractions, and decimals is also 

included. Students will learn techniques and processes to weld 

carbon steel in the flat, horizontal and vertical positions and will 

be able to fabricate a weldment from a blueprint to industry 

standards. Earning a 10-hour OSHA card is also included. 

Students will complete an AWS groove weld qualification test at 

the end of the program. 

$2549 

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36939 Mar 26 – May 15 M–Th 8am–2:30pm / 30 sessions 

Kjeld 


Safety & OSHA 

Fork Truck Operator Training 

Learn proper fork truck operation, including lifting techniques 

and vehicle safety standards. This course is designed to meet 

OSHA Standard 1910.178L and includes both classroom and 

hands-on training. Bring pen and notebook to class. 

$149 

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$149 

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$149 

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36713 Jan 26 Sa 8am–5pm / 1 session 

Kass 

Main Campus - Butler Hall 

36714 Feb 23 Sa 8am–5pm / 1 session 

Kass 



Kass 


Safety: OSHA Required Training 


This course covers and includes hazard communication, fall 

protection and blood-borne pathogens. Successful completion 

of this course will fulfill two hours of safety continuing 

education for license renewal with the Iowa Plumbing and 

Mechanical Systems Board. 

$79 

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36947 Apr 12 F 10am–12pm / 1 session 

Moorman Cedar Falls Center 


Fulfill your plumbing renewal with this 

convenient, one-day series. It satisfies 

two hours of plumbing code, four hours of 

plumbing discipline, and two hours of OSHA 

toward license renewal with the Iowa Plumbing 

and Mechanical Systems Board. A Uniform 

Plumbing Code book is recommended, and the 

courses include Chapter 7 of the UPC, Chapter 

9 of the UPC, and OSHA Safety Training. 

April 13, 2019 $279 



Register at 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/plumbing 

or call 319-296-4290. 

Two Hour-OSHA Safety Training course 

Part of 8 - Hour Plumbing Update series 

Gain a brief introduction to OSHA and compliance initiatives. 

Review hazard communication, personal protective equipment, 

trenching, basic electrical safety, and fall protection. Successful 

completion of this course will fulfill two hours of safety 

continuing education for license renewal with the Iowa 

Plumbing and Mechanical Systems Board. 

$79 

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36942 Apr 13 Sa 8am–10am / 1 session 

Theisen 



TRANSPORTATION 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/transportation 

319-296-4290 

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Transportation 

Commercial Driving 

4-Week Class B Commercial Driver’s License 

(CDL) 

The four-week Class B Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) training 

program is a self-paced program so you progress through the 

program as you master the content. This program will teach you 

how to operate trucks that require a Class B CDL license, such as 

concrete mixer trucks, snow plows, garbage trucks, and buses. 

You will develop skills in backing, turning, and safe driving on 

both rural and suburban roads and become proficient in vehicle 

inspections. Your training will include individual and classroom 

instruction and hands-on driving using simulators and fullsize 

dump trucks. Upon completion, you will take your vehicle 

inspections, DOT skills, and driving tests at Hawkeye to obtain 

your Class B CDL. Tuition pays for books and training and does 

not include a DOT drug test ($50-$100), CDL permit ($12), and 

DOT physical ($80-$150). 

Note: Fee for all sections is $1999. All class sections meet at 

Regional Transportation Training Center for 25 sessions. 

$1999 | 36770 Feb 11 – Mar 15 M–F 8am–3pm / 25 sessions 

PUBLIC DOT TESTING 

6-Week Accelerated Class A Commercial 

Driver’s License (CDL) 

Looking to start a career in one of the fastest growing 

occupations? Hawkeye’s six-week accelerated Class A 

Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) training program is designed 

for adults who would like to train for a high-demand career in 

a short-term time frame. The program focuses on developing 

safe driving skills including backing, turning, and driving on 

rural and suburban roads. You will receive hands-on training 

using full-size semitrailers and virtual driving simulators. Upon 

completion, you will take your vehicle inspection, DOT skills, 

and driving tests at Hawkeye to obtain your Class A CDL. You 

receive individual training daily on your schedule, choose 

your times: morning 8:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., afternoon 1:00 

p.m. to 5:00 p.m. or evening 5:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Graduates 

can find employment in a variety of areas including, but not 

limited to a truck driver, spotter, shag driver, and many more. 

Per FMCSA rules students are required to complete and pass 

a Department of Transportation (DOT) long form physical 

and pre-employment drug screening before start of the class. 

Arrowhead Medical Center is Hawkeye’s approved vendor for 

the DOT pre-employment drug screening and may be used for 

the DOT physical as well. Tuition pays for books and training 

and does not include a DOT drug test ($50-$100), DOT physical 

($80-$150), and CDL permit ($12). For detailed instructions call 

319-296-4290. 


Regional Transportation Training Center for 30 sessions. 

$3499 | 36771 Jan 7 – Feb 15 M–F 8am–5pm / 30 sessions 

| 36772 Feb 4 – Mar 15 M–F 8am–5pm / 30 sessions 

| 36773 Mar 4 – Apr 12 M–F 8am–5pm / 30 sessions 

| 36774 Apr 1 – May 17 M–F 8am–5pm / 35 sessions 

You don’t have to wait to test at your local 

DMV. Hawkeye is a certified third-party 

tester for school and passenger bus, as well 

as Class A and B CDL. 

SCHEDULE TODAY AT 319-296-4286! 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/dmv-testing 

TRUCKING WITH THE TROOPS 

Truck drivers are in high demand and make 

great money. Thanks to Hawkeye’s Trucking 

with the Troops Grant Program, qualified 

veterans, service members, and their spouses 

and children can receive financial assistance 

when they train for a commercial driver’s 

license (CDL). 

Learn more! Call 319-296-2320, ext. 1212 or 

visit www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/truckingwith-troops 


Driver Education 

Mandated Driving 

Advanced Driving Training (Skid Monster) 

By the time you leave this class you will have improved your 

driving abilities and have a greater understanding of vehicle 

handling and gain the experience to prevent, detect, and 

correct loss of vehicle traction. Even veteran drivers find this 

defensive driving course will give them the skills to handle a 

vehicle in adverse conditions like hydroplaning or hitting a 

patch of black ice. You will gain the skills to drive in all types of 

road conditions using the Skid Monster, a specially equipped 

vehicle that simulates adverse highway driving conditions at 

speeds up to 60 mph. Law enforcement and other public safety 

personnel use the same simulators in car handling trainings. 

Note: You must have a valid driver’s license. If under 18 years of 

age you must have a parent or guardian sign a waiver. 

$89 

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36729 Apr 6 Sa 1pm–5pm / 1 session 

Hahn 

RTTC 

Driver’s Education 

Hawkeye’s Driver Education Program is designed to help 

beginner drivers develop the knowledge, skills and attitudes 

necessary to become safe, responsible drivers. We provide 30 

hours of classroom instruction and six hours of behind-thewheel 

instruction. This program meets the requirement of 

the Iowa Department of Transportation (DOT) Motor Vehicles 

Division (DMV) for teenagers to obtain the graduated driver’s 

license (GDL). Students are not required to have any driving 

practice before coming to class. However, students will be 

required to be proficient in their driving at the end of our course 

or they will be requested to drive with the DOT to get their 

license. Attendance is required for ALL sessions. No exceptions. 

Students must have an Iowa driver’s permit before the first class. 

$395 

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$395 

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37297 Mar 11 – Apr 11 M–Th 6pm–8:30pm / 20 sessions 

Staff 

Main Campus - Buchanan Hall 

37298 Apr 29 – May 23 M–Th 6pm–8:30pm / 16 sessions 

Staff 


DRIVER’S EDUCATION 

Hawkeye is now offering driver’s 

education with classroom and behind-the-wheel 

instructions that meets DOT requirements for 

teenagers seeking their graduated driver’s license. 

Choose a session: 

March 11 – April 11, 2019 $395* 

M–Th 6:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. 

April 29 – May 23, 2019 $395* 

M–Th 6:00 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. 

12-Hour DUI (Drinking Driver) 

This class is for those who are over the age of 18 and have 

been arrested for DUI. Learn how to reduce your risk of alcohol 

or drug problems by understanding and accepting the need 

to change in order to reduce your risk in the future. The class 

meets state requirements and is open to anyone wishing to 

understand their problem better. 

$180 36608 Jan 8 – Jan 9 TuW 8am–2:30pm / 2 sessions 

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Livingston Cedar Falls Center 

$180 36620 Jan 25 – Jan 26 F 6pm–10pm 

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Sa 8am–4:30pm / 2 sessions 

Sauser 


$180 36609 Feb 5 – Feb 6 TuW 8am–2:30pm / 2 sessions 

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$180 36621 Feb 15 – Feb 16 F 6pm–10pm 

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Sauser 


$180 36610 Mar 5 – Mar 6 TuW 8am–2:30pm / 2 sessions 

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$180 36622 Mar 15 – Mar 16 F 6pm–10pm 

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Sauser 


$180 36611 Apr 2 – Apr 3 TuW 8am–2:30pm / 2 sessions 

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$180 36623 Apr 26 – Apr 27 F 6pm–10pm 

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Sauser 


Driver Improvement Program 

This 8-hour class is for someone who has either received three 

moving traffic convictions during a 12-month period, been 

convicted of a serious violation, or been required to attend by 

order of a Driver Improvement Hearing Officer. 

$105 

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$105 

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$105 

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$105 

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36632 Jan 14 – Jan 15 MTu 6pm–10pm / 2 sessions 




36634 Mar 18 – Mar 19 MTu 6pm–10pm / 2 sessions 





*Students who qualify for free or reduced school 

lunches may get free or discounted registration. 

Register at 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/drivers-ed 

or call 319-296-4290. 



Recreational Vehicle 

Moped Safety 

Gain the understanding and skills to become a safe and 

responsible moped driver in just six hours of classroom 

instruction. Classroom instruction includes operator and moped 

preparation, basic control skills, safe riding practices, how to 

handle complex situations, and moped care. This course does 

not include hands-on moped instruction. This course meets 

Iowa Department of Transportation requirements to obtain a 

moped license at 14. All students must be at least 13-1/2 years 

of age to take this class. 

$45 

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$45 

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Fontes 



Fontes 

RTTC 

Motorcycle: 3-Wheel Basic Rider Course 

If you are a new rider and you want to learn how to ride a 

3-wheel motorcycle, this course is for you! Participate in four 

hours of classroom activities and eight hours of on-cycle 

riding exercises. You must pass a knowledge and skills test for 

successful completion. Participants must provide their own 

3-wheeler. If under age of 18, registrations are done in person at 

Hawkeye’s Cedar Falls Center. 

Note: All class sections meet at Regional Transportation Training 

Center for two sessions. 

TBA 36709 Apr 27 – Apr 28 SaSu 8am–5pm / 2 sessions 

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Motorcycle: Basic Rider Course 

The Motorcycle Safety Foundation (MSF) Basic Rider Course is a 

learn-to-ride education and training safety program that consists 

of the online MSF Basic eCourse to address basic motorcycle 

knowledge, five hours of classroom instruction with a RiderCoach 

to address rider perception and risk management, and 10 hours 

of on-cycle, hands-on instruction. Motorcycles are provided for 

use during the course. Prior to the first day of class you will need 

to read the Rider Handbook and complete the eCourse online. 

Price of the eCourse is included and student will receive an email 

two weeks before the class start date with a redemption code. 

Riders must be able to balance a bicycle to participate in the 

riding portion of the course and successfully complete a riding 

skills test. This course does have a written and a riding skills test. 

Successful completion of BOTH tests is required to receive a DOT 

certificate of completion. A course completion card may provide 

an insurance discount. This course is required by Iowa law to 

obtain a motorcycle operator’s license for all residents under the 

age of 18. If you are a minor, you must have a valid driver’s permit 

and you must have written consent from your parent or guardian 

at time of registration. If under age of 18, registrations are done in 

person at Hawkeye’s Cedar Falls Center. 


Regional Transportation Training Center for three sessions. 

$179 | 36707 Apr 12 – Apr 14 F 5pm–10pm 

SaSu 7am–12pm / 3 sessions 

| 36706 Apr 12 – Apr 14 F 5pm–10pm 

SaSu 1pm–6pm / 3 sessions 

| 36710 May 3 – May 5 F 5pm–10pm 

SaSu 7am–12pm / 3 sessions 

| 36711 Apr 26 – Apr 28 F 5pm–10pm 

SaSu 1pm–6pm / 3 sessions 

Motorcycle: Returning Rider Course 

Refresh your riding skills in one day with this course that 

combines the elements of the Basic Rider Course. This program 

consists of the online MSF Basic eCourse to address basic 

motorcycle knowledge and hands-on instruction. Prior to 

class, you’ll need to complete the e-Course online and print a 

completion certificate. Bring your certificate, full-finger gloves, 

long-sleeve shirt or jacket, long pants, and sturdy over-the-ankle 

footwear to class. Helmets and eye protection must be worn 

and will be provided if you don’t bring your own. You can’t ride 

without this equipment. Riders must be able to balance a bicycle 

to participate in the riding portion. If you possess basic skills but 

haven’t ridden for a while, this course is for you. A knowledge 

and skills test is included and may allow you to receive your 

motorcycle license without having to drive at the Department 

of Motor Vehicles. Motorcycles are provided, however, personal 

motorcycles may be used if they meet requirements. All 

registration is done in person at the Cedar Falls Center. 


Regional Transportation Training Center for 1 session. 

$109 | 36708 Apr 20 Sa 8am–5pm / 1 session 

Snowmobile Safety Class 

Learn useful and practical information on Iowa laws governing 

the use of snowmobiles in Iowa. You will learn basic snowmobile 

operation and safety. The course uses the ISSA Snowmobile 

Simulator, an interactive simulator, which reinforces the 

correct riding positions, gives you a ‘feel’ for what will be 

experienced on a snowmobile, and allows you to experience 

real riding scenarios. This is a fun and informative introduction 

to snowmobiling and is perfect for youth and adults that are 

new to snowmobiling. Youth ages 12 to 17 riding on state 

snowmobile trails or public areas, including ice on rivers or 

lakes are required to carry a certificate indicating that they 

have completed the Iowa Youth Snowmobile Safety Training 

class provided by the Iowa DNR and Iowa State Snowmobile 

Association when they are riding. Upon completion you will 

receive a state certification of achievement, and a card to be 

carried while operating a snowmobile on state trails and public 

areas. 


Regional Transportation Training Center for 1 session. 

$55 | 36739 Jan 12 Sa 8am–4:30pm / 1 session 


HEALTH & 

PUBLIC SERVICES 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/health 

319-296-4290 

: = online 24/7 



Certified Nursing Assistant 

8-Hour Nurse Aide Refresher 

This course will help facilitate your re-entry into the long-term 

care workforce. This is not the complete Nurse Aide course. 

You will review content and skills to prepare you for the state 

competency test. 

$129 

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36573 Feb 8 F 8am–4:30pm / 1 session 

Rummel 


Nurse Aide Competency Exam - Skills 

To fulfill the training requirements of OBRA for nurse aides 

working in nursing facilities and skilled nursing facilities, 

completion of a minimum 75-hour course and a written and 

skills competency examination is required. You MUST bring 

your ORIGINAL Social Security card and a photo ID to testing 

or you will not be allowed to test. If you forget the required 

identification, you are late, or you miss or are dismissed from 

your scheduled session for any reason, you will not be allowed 

to test and you will not receive a refund. Registration deadline 

is 4:00 p.m. the Friday before the scheduled testing session. It 

is recommended you register for the written and skills exams 

for the same date and time. On test days you must show up 

by 4:45 p.m. if you are scheduled for 5:00 p.m. testing on 

Wednesday nights, and by 7:45 a.m. if you are scheduled for 

8:00 a.m. testing on Thursday mornings. 

Note: Fee for all sections is $95. All class sections meet at Main 

Campus - Grundy Hall for 1 session. 

$95 | 36798 Jan 2 W 5pm–9pm / 1 session 

| 36799 Jan 3 Th 8am–12pm / 1 session 

| 36800 Jan 16 W 5pm–9pm / 1 session 


| 36802 Feb 6 W 5pm–9pm / 1 session 

| 36803 Feb 7 Th 8am–12pm / 1 session 



| 36806 Mar 6 W 5pm–9pm / 1 session 

| 36807 Mar 7 Th 8am–12pm / 1 session 

| 36808 Apr 3 W 5pm–9pm / 1 session 

| 36809 Apr 4 Th 8am–12pm / 1 session 



Nurse Aide Competency Exam - Written 

To fulfill the training requirements of OBRA for nurse aides 

working in nursing facilities and skilled nursing facilities, 

completion of a minimum 75-hour course and a written and 

skills competency examination is required. The written exam 

is a computerized test unless arrangements are made at least 

two weeks prior to testing. You MUST bring your ORIGINAL 

Social Security card and a photo ID to testing or you will not be 

allowed to test. If you forget the required identification, you are 

late, or you miss or are dismissed from your scheduled session 

for any reason, you will not be allowed to test and you will not 

receive a refund. It is recommended you register for the written 

and skills exams for the same date and time. On test days you 

must show up by 4:45 p.m. if you are scheduled for 5:00 p.m. 

testing on Wednesday nights, and by 7:45 a.m. if you are 

scheduled for 8:00 a.m. testing on Thursday mornings. 

Note: Fee for all sections is $55. All class sections meet at Main 

Campus - Grundy Hall for 1 session. 

$55 | 36814 Jan 2 W 5pm–9pm / 1 session 


| 36816 Jan 16 W 5pm–9pm / 1 session 






| 36823 Mar 6 W 5pm–9pm / 1 session 

| 36824 Mar 7 Th 8am–12pm / 1 session 





DON’T MISS 

YOUR CLASS! 

Our most popular classes fill up 

quickly, so register early at 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce 

Health & Public Services 


CPR & Basic Life Support 


ASHI First Aid, CPR, AED 

American Safety & Health Institute (ASHI) CPR, AED, and 

Basic First Aid combination training is for individuals who are 

not healthcare providers or professional rescuers but desire 

or are required to be certified in basic emergency medical 

care, including certification in CPR and the use of an AED. 

The program will develop basic first aid knowledge, skills 

and the confidence to respond. CPR, AED and Basic First 

Aid combination training is an excellent choice for both the 

community and workplace setting, and conforms to the 2015 

AHA Guidelines Update for CPR, ECC, and First Aid. Certification 

will be issued after completion of course and will be valid for a 

two-year period. Participants must have a valid email address. 

$95 

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$95 

| 

$95 

| 

36763 Jan 24 Th 5pm–9pm / 1 session 

Rosol 


36764 Mar 29 F 12:30pm–4:30pm / 1 session 

Huck 



Fuller 


Basic First Aid (ASHI) 

American Safety & Health Institute (ASHI) Basic First Aid class is 

for individuals who are not healthcare providers or professional 

rescuers but desire or are required to be certified in basic 

emergency medical care. This course completion card will 

be in first aid to meet job, regulatory or other requirements. 

The first aid provider will be trained in recognizing, assessing, 

and prioritizing the need for first aid, and be able to provide 

appropriate first aid such as how to treat bleeding with 

pressure and tourniquets, broken bones, shock and other first 

aid emergencies. After completion of course, the participant 

will receive a certification good for a two-year period. Full 

attendance is required. Ebook and ecards are included in the 

cost of the class. Participant does need a valid email address. 

$59 

| 

$59 

| 

36761 Feb 7 Th 5pm–8pm / 1 session 

Fuller 


36762 Apr 8 M 5pm–8pm / 1 session 

Rosol 


BECOME A CNA 

Healthcare is booming and you can 

quickly prepare for a career in it as a 

Certified Nursing Assistant. 

Visit www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/cna 

to learn more. 

Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare 

Providers (AHA) 

This American Heart Association (AHA) course is intended for 

those who provide healthcare to patients in a wide variety of 

settings, including in-hospital and out-of-hospital settings. This 

course is for nurses, chiropractors, dentists, dental hygienists, 

dental assistants, clergy, social workers, and nursing home 

administrators or any other healthcare provider. Designed to 

teach CPR skills for victims of all ages (including ventilation 

with a barrier device, a bag-mask device, and oxygen), use 

of an automated external defibrillator, and relief of foreignbody 

airway obstruction. You will receive an American Heart 

Association course completion card that is valid for two years 

after completing this course. Students will get an eCard. 

Students must have a valid email address. This class is for new 

students and those recertifying. 

Note: Fee for all sections is $69. 1 session. 

These class sections meet at Main Campus - Buchanan Hall: 

$69 | 36748 Jan 18 F 12:30–4:30pm / 1 session / Bergman 

| 36749 Jan 30 W 5–9pm / 1 session / Rosol 

| 36750 Feb 15 F 12:30–4:30pm / 1 session / Fuller 

| 36755 Feb 27 W 5–9pm / 1 session / Huck 

| 36756 Mar 8 F 12:30–4:30pm / 1 session / Bergman 

| 36757 Mar 13 W 5–9pm / 1 session / Rosol 

| 36758 Mar 27 W 5–9pm / 1 session / Rummel 

| 36759 Apr 10 W 5–9pm / 1 session / Huck 

| 36760 Apr 24 W 5–9pm / 1 session / Rosol 

These class sections meet at Western Outreach Center: 

| 36796 Feb 19 Tu 5–9pm / 1 session / Fuller 


Basic Life Support (BLS) for Healthcare 

Providers Recertification 

Intended for persons in healthcare professions who have a 

current BLS for Healthcare Provider certificate through the 

American Heart Association (AHA) and need to recertify. 

This course will provide a refresher to recognize and initiate 

management of life-threatening emergencies, to perform CPR, 

use an AED, and to relieve choking. You will receive an American 

Heart Association course completion card that is valid for two 

years after completing this course. A valid email address is 

required. 

Note: Fee for all sections is $59. 1 session. 

These class sections meet at Main Campus - Buchanan Hall: 

$59 | 36737 Jan 23 W 6pm–8pm / 1 session / Fuller 

| 36738 Feb 6 W 6pm–8pm / 1 session / Huck 

| 36740 Feb 20 W 6pm–8pm / 1 session / Rosol 

| 36741 Mar 6 W 6pm–8pm / 1 session / Fuller 

| 36745 Mar 20 W 6pm–8pm / 1 session / Rummel 

| 36746 Apr 3 W 6pm–8pm / 1 session / Rosol 

| 36747 Apr 17 W 6pm–8pm / 1 session / Huck 

Healthcare Advancement 

15-Hour Medication Manager 

This course is designed to prepare individuals to safely 

administer or supervise self-administration of non-parenteral 

medications in a RCF less than 15 beds, or the following levels of 

care: ICF, ICF-ID, PMIG, PMI. 100% attendance is required. 

$119 

| 

$119 

| 

$119 

| 

$119 

| 

37530 Jan 22 – Jan 31 TTh 5pm–9pm / 4 sessions 

Rummel 


37531 Feb 18 – Feb 27 MW 8am–12pm / 4 sessions 

Hackett 


37532 Mar 18 – Mar 27 MW 8am–12pm / 4 sessions 

Distler 


37533 Apr 15 – Apr 24 MW 8am–12pm / 4 sessions 

Hackett 


Learn how to save a life. 

Do you need to know Basic Life Support skills 

for your job or professional setting? This online 

course teaches CPR and other cardiovascular 

life support techniques, while preparing you 

for skills practice and testing where you’ll earn 

your certification. 

1. Visit www.onlineaha.org and purchase 

Heartcode BLS for $28.50. 

2. Complete the course and print the 

certificate. 

3. Contact Brenda Helmuth at 

319-296-2329, ext. 3017, to 

schedule a skills practice and testing at 

Hawkeye Community College. The testing 

fee is $49 and includes the BLS Healthcare 

Providers Course Completion Card. 


A Call to Mentoring: Peer Mentor Instructor 

Training [NEW!] 

Would you like to help decrease turnover in long term care and 

community-based settings? Improve the retention rate of direct 

care staff by building capacity in your health organization to 

train direct care staff to be mentors to each other. Participants 

will increase their knowledge and skills needed to build and 

sustain a successful mentor program. Includes discussion 

on potential benefits and challenges of peer mentoring. 

Participants will receive Iowa CareGivers’ A Call to Mentoring 

Manager Toolkit, Instructor Training Manual, Peer Mentor 

Toolkit and other training resources. This class is approved for 

six contact hours for nurses, by Hawkeye Community College, 

IBON provider #5. Other professionals will receive six CEUs. Full 

attendance is required. No partial credit will be awarded. 

$259 

| 

36593 Mar 28 Th 9am–4:30pm / 1 session 


Bring Your A Game [NEW!] 

Research of hundreds of companies and the input of thousands 

of business leaders, confirms that Bring Your A Game shows 

you what every employer in every industry—from fast food to 

the US Military; from construction crews to cruise ships; startup 

businesses to Fortune 500 companies—wants from their front 

line workforce to their future leaders. The focus is on the seven 

most important attributes of a good employee that an employer 

will fight to keep—attitude, attendance, appearance, ambition, 

accountability, acceptance and appreciation. “Win at Work, 

Win at Life” is their motto. Lunch will be included as part of the 

training. All classroom materials will be provided the day of the 

class. 

$25 

| 

$25 

| 

$25 

| 

36604 Feb 28 Th 8am–4:30pm / 1 session 

Montouth Main Campus - Buchanan Hall 

36699 Mar 21 Th 8am–4:30pm / 1 session 


36698 Apr 25 Th 8am–4:30pm / 1 session 




Certified Medication Aide 

Fulfills requirements for individuals to administer non-parenteral 

medication in long-term care and RCF facilities (15 beds and 

larger). A 10-20 hour practicum will be completed in a facility 

of student’s employment under the direction of a registered 

nurse within six months of beginning class. Must meet State 

of Iowa prerequisites, including: If employed in a certified 

nursing facility, must be employed for at least six months by the 

facility, must be eligible on the Iowa Nurse Aide Registry, and 

facility administrator must recommend student for the course. 

If employed in residential or related type of agency licensed 

by DIA, student is required to provide recommendation from 

the administrator in the facility where employed. All students 

must identify the RN who will be supervising their practicum. 

Textbooks are included. 

$449 

| 

$449 

| 

36704 Jan 15 – Jul 15 Main Campus - Buchanan Hall 

Bergman Tu 8am–2:30pm; 9x (1/15–3/12) 

Clinical due 7/15 

36705 Mar 26 – Sep 26 Main Campus - Buchanan Hall 

Rummel Tu 8am–2:30pm; 9x (3/26–5/21) 


Certified Professional Medical Coder 

[HYBRID] 

This intesive AAPC course will teach principles of medical 

coding related to the three main code books: CPT, ICD-10-CM 

Code Set and HCPCS Level II. This course is for anyone who is 

preparing for a career in medical coding for a physician’s office. 

A foundation in medical terminology and anatomy will be 

taught online with modules that are 40 hours each. Access to 

online modules will be given January 28, 2019. Eighty hours of 

classroom instruction will be provided on coding by a certified 

AAPC instructor. Classroom sessions begin March 4, 2019. Books, 

AAPC student membership, the CPC Certification Exam, and an 

AAPC Practicum are included in this course. The Practicum is 

comprised of 600 medical records to be coded, which allows an 

individual to complete the equivalent of one year professional 

coding experience. Successful completion of the practicum 

allows the student to enter the workforce as a credentialed CPC, 

without having an apprentice designation as typically required 

before work experience obtained. High school or equivalent 

degree required. 

$3499 

| 

36586 Jan 28 – Jun 26 MW 5pm–9pm; 34x (3/4–6/26) 

Haar 

Main Campus - Buchanan Halll 

Dental Hygiene Student Research Review 

Poster Sessions 

Senior Dental Hygiene students from Hawkeye Community 

College will present clinical topics to licensees (area dentists, 

hygienists, and dental assistants) via table clinic format. 

Attendees will receive two CEU credits upon completion. Topics 

covered will also be graded by department faculty, which is a 

requirement for students’ in DHY308-Clinical Dental Hygiene IV 

Seminar. All topics will be pre-approved by Hawkeye’s dental 

faculty. Students will also use these presentations to compete 

in the Iowa Dental Hygienists’ Association Clinical Student 

Presentations at IDHA 2019 Annual Session. Approved by the 

Iowa Dental Board. 

$20 

| 

36584 Apr 25 Th 6pm–8pm / 1 session 

Boge 

Main Campus - Tama Hall 

Issues and Trends Impacting Nursing Practices 

[NEW!] 

Hawkeye Community College Nursing Students will present 

their Evidence-Based Practice Poster presentations. The topics 

covered are evidence-based practices currently trending in 

nursing. This class is pending approval for two contact hours 

by the Iowa Board of Nursing Provider #5. Full attendance is 

required and no partial credit will be awarded. 

$20 

| 

36582 Apr 30 Tu 5pm–7pm / 1 session 

Boesen 

Main Campus - Tama Hall 

IV Therapy for the LPN 

This course is designed to prepare the LPN to perform 

procedures related to the expanded scope of intravenous 

therapy in a licensed hospital, licensed skilled nursing facility, 

and a certified end-stage renal dialysis unit. Major emphasis is 

placed on the specialized skills needed to provide IV therapy 

for clients age 12 or older and weighing 80 pounds or more. 

Textbook is included. Contact hours will be awarded by 

Hawkeye Community College, IBON provider #5. Full attendance 

is required. 

$439 

| 

–Informational Session– 

CERTIFIED 

PROFESSIONAL 

MEDICAL CODER 

Learn more about this intensive career 

certificate training, which quickly 

prepares students for the workforce. 

OPEN HOUSE 

January 14, 2019 | 5:00 – 6:00 p.m. 

Main Campus – Buchanan Hall, Room 108 

Register online or call: 

319-296-4290 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/medical-coder 

36812 Feb 20 – Aug 20* Main Campus - Buchanan Hall 

Renken W 8am–12pm; 10x (2/20–5/1) 


*No class 3/20. 


Online Mandatory Reporter: Child Abuse : 

Mandatory Reporter: Child Abuse. Enhance your knowledge of 

child abuse for mandatory reporters. Qualifies for 2.0 Contact 

Hours for RNs/LPNs by Hawkeye Community College, IBON 

provider #5 and 2.0 hours for chiropractors, dentists, dental 

hygienists, dental assistants, clergy, social workers, and nursing 

home administrators. IDPH Approval #3592. Full attendance 

required, no partial credit will be awarded. Access will be sent 

to the student as a Canvas email invite to start the class. A valid 

email is required for this course. Student will have to set up 

an account, which is free. Once account has been set up the 

student will have one week to complete course work after you 

access Canvas. Certificates will be mailed to the participant after 

completion of class. 

$29 | 36910 Start anytime Online 

Online Mandatory Reporter: Child and 

Dependent Adult Abuse : 

Enhance your knowledge of dependent adult and child abuse 

for mandatory reporters. Qualifies for 4.0 Contact Hours for 

RNs/LPNs by Hawkeye Community College, IBON provider #5 

and 4.0 hours for chiropractors, dentists, dental hygienists, 

dental assistants, clergy, social workers, and nursing home 

administrators. IDPH Approval #3592 and #3593. Full attendance 

required, no partial credit will be awarded. Access will be sent 

to the student as a Canvas email invite to start the class. A valid 

email is required for this course. Student will have to set up 

an account, which is free. Once account has been set up the 

student will have one week to complete course work after you 

access Canvas. Certificates will be mailed to the participant after 

completion of class. 


Online Mandatory Reporter: Dependent Adult 

Abuse : 

Mandatory Reporter: Dependent Adult Abuse. Enhance 

your knowledge of dependent adult abuse for mandatory 

reporters. Qualifies for 2.0 Contact hours for RNs/LPNs by 

Hawkeye Community College, IBON provider #5 and 2.0 hours 

for chiropractors, dentists, dental hygienists, dental assistants, 

clergy, social workers, and nursing home administrators. IDPH 

Approval #3593. Full attendance required, no partial credit 

will be awarded. Access will be sent to the student as a Canvas 

email invite to start the class. A valid email is required for this 

course. Student will have to set up an account, which is free. 

Once account has been set up the student will have one week to 

complete course work after you access Canvas. Certificates will 

be mailed to the participant after completion of class. 


Patient Access and Front Desk Certificate 

[HYBRID] 

This noncredit certificate program will give an introduction to 

the role of Patient Access/Registration/Front Desk and coding 

and billing in a healthcare setting. Students will learn but are 

not limited to: medical terminology, basic computer skills, 

insurance and funding regulations. The students will also 

learn how to recognize and utilize medical coding, healthcare 

safety, HIPAA, workplace skills and proper communication. The 

student will become certified in Basic Life Support (BLS) for the 

Healthcare Provider, OSHA/HIPAA, and also Mandatory Reporter: 

child and adult abuse while in the class. Clinical simulation will 

be done at the end of the class to help prepare the student for 

the workforce. The student will be required to do a four hour job 

shadow during the course of the program. Books are included in 

the cost of this program. 

$1199 

| 

36727 Feb 5 – May 14 TuTh 5pm–9pm / 29 sessions 

Gray 


Pharmacy Technician [HYBRID] 

This program prepares students to be professional pharmacy 

technicians dedicated to quality pharmacy procedures. 

Graduates are equipped to assist the pharmacist filling 

prescriptions according to doctor’s orders. Pharmacy technicians 

also participate in ordering products and inventory control as 

well as billing and receiving payments. The course will be 112 

hours in the classroom. You will be expected to put in another 

four plus hours a week for your online work. The course fee 

includes your textbook and certification exam approved by 

the Iowa Board of Pharmacy. High school or equivalent level 

education required. A valid email is required to take this class. 

$2599 

| 

36583 Feb 11 – May 23 MTh 5pm–9pm; 30x (2/11–5/23) 

Wold 



ONLINE CLASSES 

Do you see a course you might like? 

Take a class from the comfort of your 

own home. Go online to learn more. 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/online 


COMPUTERS & 

TECHNOLOGY 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/computers 

319-296-4290 

: = online 24/7 



Computers & Technology 

Graphics & Multimedia Design 

Adobe Illustrator CC Level 1 

Part of Foundations of Graphic Design series 

Learn to use Illustrator to create high-quality illustrations, logos, 

and other custom artwork. Discover the powerful Pen tool, how 

to transform existing shapes, and how to add color to drawn 

objects. Use layers to organize your artwork and explore options 

for exporting Illustrator files. Textbook included. 

$199 

| 

36893 Feb 26 – Mar 7 TuTh 6pm–9pm / 4 sessions 

Hildenbrand Main Campus - Black Hawk Hall 

Adobe InDesign CC Level 1 


Learn to use InDesign to create master pages, work with text 

and type, create styles, and use graphics. Discover how to 

convert your documents to PDF format or publish them on a 

website. This class will walk you through setting up the InDesign 

workspace, adding text and graphics to your document, 

creating layouts with frames, and applying formatting with 

styles. Textbook included. 

$199 36894 Mar 12 – Mar 28* TuTh 6pm–9pm / 6 sessions 

| 


*No class 3/19, 3/21. 

Adobe Photoshop CC Level 1 


Adobe Photoshop is a professional image-editing software 

used by graphic designers, photographers, and artists. Learn 

the basics of Adobe Photoshop while accessing it from the 

Creative Cloud (CC). Discover tips, tricks, keyboard shortcuts and 

essential foundational skills of professional imaging. Learn how 

to apply advanced layer techniques, create special effects, edit 

videos, apply vector paths and much more. Textbook included. 

$199 

| 

36892 Feb 12 – Feb 21 TuTh 6pm–9pm / 4 sessions 


Course Series 

Foundations of 

Graphic Design 

Equip yourself with the knowledge and skills 

every graphic designer needs to know through 

four key courses. 

• Principles of Graphic Design 

• Adobe Photoshop CC Level 1 

• Adobe Illustrator CC Level 1 

• Adobe InDesign CC Level 1 

January 22 – March 28 

TuTh 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. $695 


REGISTER ONLINE OR CALL: 

319-296-2490 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/ 

graphic-design-series 


Principles of Graphic Design 

Part of Foundations of Graphic Design series — see 

page 14 

Graphic design is the art of visual communication that 

combines words, images, and ideas to create and convey 

information to an audience. Good graphic designers make this 

communication successful through the use of lines, shapes, 

color, images, animation and more. Explore graphic design 

principles, including contrast, repetition, alignment, proximity, 

color theory, and typography. Through discussion and visuals, 

learn how these elements work together to create great visual 

communication and how you can start applying them in your 

everyday creative process. Textbook included. 

$199 

| 

36891 Jan 22 – Jan 31 TuTh 6pm–9pm / 4 sessions 


Networking & IT 

Information Technology (IT) Specialist 

Certificate 

Prepare for an entry-level position in the IT sector by learning 

the basics of network and security. This certificate course will 

prepare you to take the CompTIA A+ exam for certification 

and provide the foundational knowledge for installation, 

preventative maintenance, networking, security and 

troubleshooting. Learn how to safely diagnose, resolve, and 

document common hardware and software issues. Course 

components include IT Fundamentals, IT Customer Service, and 

CompTIA A+. CompTIA A+ certification validates foundational 

computer knowledge for a career in IT. Tuition includes two 

textbooks and two CompTIA A+ vouchers for 220-901 and 220- 

902 exams, upon successful completion of the course. 

$1995 36775 Jan 15 – May 2* TuTh 6pm–9pm / 31 sessions 

| 

Ameling 

Main Campus - Black Hawk Hall 

*No class 3/12, 3/14, 3/19, 3/21. 

IT SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE 

GET TRAINED. GET PAID. 

A high-demand, great-paying career awaits 

you when you become a certified Information 

Technology (IT) Specialist. You’ll prepare yourself 

for an entry-level position after you learn the 

basics about computer networks and security, 

including installation, preventative maintenance, 

networking, security, and troubleshooting. This 

course readies you for the CompTIA A+ exam for 

certification. 

January 15 – May 2, 2019 

TuTh 6:00 p.m. – 9:00 p.m. $1,995 

Register online or call. 319-296-4290 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/it-specialist 


Nathan Groom 

For the past 11 years, Nathan has 

been the Information Services 

Administrator for East-Central 

Iowa Rural Electric, where he has 

designed, built, and managed 

a private wireless wide area 

network (WAN). He is a member of the 

NRECA Cybersecurity Advisory Group, IAEC Information 

Technology Advisory Committee, League of Professional 

Systems Administrators, and the sitting president 

for Hawkeye’s IT Curriculum Advisory Panel. Nathan 

graduated from Hawkeye with an AAS in Network 

Administration and Engineering. Join Nathan for his 

Network+ course. 

Network+ 

Develop a career in IT infrastructure by gaining hands-on 

skills to troubleshoot, configure, and manage both wired and 

wireless networks. Learn to design and implement functional 

networks, use devices such as switches and routers to segment 

network traffic, identify benefits and drawbacks of existing 

network configurations, implement network security standards 

and protocol, troubleshoot network problems, and support 

the creation of virtualized networks. This course prepares 

you to take the Comp TIA Network+ exam for certification. 

Tuition includes textbook and exam voucher upon successful 

completion of the course. 

$1095 36777 Jan 28 – Apr 8* MW 6pm–9pm / 19 sessions 

| 

Groom 


*No class 3/18, 3/20. 



Office Productivity 

Microsoft Excel 2016: Level 1 

Part of Microsoft Excel Specialist series 

Improve data accuracy and consistency through the use 

of spreadsheets. Learn how to create, edit, and format 

spreadsheets with Excel. Discover basic formulas including 

relative and absolute references, how to search for and replace 

data, modify columns and rows, and become more efficient with 

AutoFill and AutoComplete. Textbook is included along with 

lifetime access to a virtual lab. 

$149 

| 

36730 Jan 29 – Feb 7 TuTh 6:30pm–8:30pm / 4 sessions 

Flack 




Take your Excel skills to the next level and improve your 

spreadsheets with conditional formatting. Learn to work with 

functions, sort and filter data, analyze data, create tables, charts 

and pivot tables. Save time and learn more options with easy 

tips and tricks you will receive from our experienced instructor! 

Textbook is included along with lifetime access to a virtual lab. 

$149 

| 

36731 Feb 12 – Feb 21 TuTh 6:30pm–8:30pm / 4 sessions 

Flack 




Set yourself apart by learning the advanced features of 

Microsoft Excel. Learn to work with multiple worksheets 

and workbooks, use lookup functions and formula auditing, 

automate workbook functionality, and create sparklines and 

map data. Receive an Excel Specialist Certificate by completing 

all three levels. Textbook is included along with lifetime access 

to a virtual lab. 

$149 

| 

36732 Feb 26 – Mar 7 TuTh 6:30pm–8:30pm / 4 sessions 

Flack 


QuickBooks Level 1 

Learn the fundamentals of QuickBooks to manage your 

accounting needs. You will learn how to set up a company, how 

to record income and expenses, manage accounts receivable 

and accounts payable, reconcile bank transactions, create 

reports and graphs, and much more. This class is taught on PCs, 

not Mac computers, and is not QuickBooks Online. Textbook is 

included. 

$249 

| 

36733 Mar 26 – Apr 4 TuTh 6pm–9pm / 4 sessions 

Flack 


QuickBooks Level 2 

Expand your knowledge of QuickBooks. In this class you will 

learn how to set up inventory, track and pay sales tax, handle 

payroll, budget, make adjustments, complete year-end 

procedures, and utilize the audit trail. This class is taught on PCs, 

not Mac computers and is not QuickBooks Online. Textbook is 

included. 

$149 

| 

36734 Apr 9 – Apr 11 TuTh 6pm–9pm / 2 sessions 

Flack 


Microsoft Office Specialist Certificate 

“It gave me the skills I needed to gain 

substantial knowledge of all the programs. 

I’m now proud to say I’m a certified 

Microsoft Office Specialist!” ~ Karen 

MICROSOFT OFFICE 

SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE 


Advance your everyday proficiency of Microsoft Office 2016 

Suite, the most common software tool in the world, and earn 

the credential that proves it! This 57-hour certificate program is 

for those with basic computer skills to prepare you to become 

a certified Microsoft Office Specialist (MOS). This industryrecognized 

credential will demonstrate to employers that you 

have the computer skills and competencies required to be 

successful as an administrative professional. This course will 

enable you to increase your skills and competencies in each 

of the Microsoft Office Suite software: Word, Access, Excel, 

PowerPoint and Outlook. Hands-on tasks are built into each 

class to practice what you learn. Final class projects are designed 

to help you prepare for MOS Core certification. Tuition includes 

four textbooks, one practice test, and one MOS Exam retake 

voucher for the software of your choice. You will leave this class 

with a set of skills that are in high demand. 

$1099 36906 Jan 28 – Apr 15* MTu 6pm–9pm / 21 sessions 

| 

Cuvelier 


*No class 3/18, 3/19. 

Microsoft Office 2016 Suite is the world’s 

most common software tool, and you 

can become certified when you advance 

your proficiency of Word, Access, Excel, 

PowerPoint and Outlook. 

January 28 – April 15, 2019 

MTu 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. $1,099 


319-296-2490 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/office-specialist 


Programming 

Intro to Programming & Coding 

Discover the basic principles of coding using C#.Net, a popular 

programming language. Starting from the ground up, this 

course will cover the critical concepts required to create and 

understand basic code and computer applications. Learn about 

control statements, types and variables, loops, methods and 

arrays. There are no pre-requisites other than basic computer 

aptitude, ability to install programs, and basic problem-solving 

skills. Textbook is included. 

$195 

| 

37282 Apr 16 – Apr 25 TuTh 6:30pm–9pm / 4 sessions 

Gorman 


BOOKKEEPING SPECIALIST 

CERTIFICATE 

GAP TUITION ASSISTANCE 

For individuals with a need, there’s financial 

help available for select short-term continuing 

education training programs. 

GAP-APPROVED PROGRAMS: 

• Bookkeeping Specialist Certificate 

• Class A CDL Program 

• Certified Nursing Assistant 

• Certified Professional Medical Coder 

• CNC Machining 

• Industrial Maintenance 

• Information Technology Specialist 

• Microsoft Office Specialist 

• Patient Access and Front Desk 

• Pharmacy Technician 

• Production Welding 

Hawkeye Business and Community Education 

works with all kinds of tuition assistance, 

including GAP, VA, GI Bill, TRA, PJ, WIOA, 

and Iowa Veteran's Fund. 

Call 319-291-2705 to register for an 

information session. 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/gap 

Prepare for a career that allows you to work 

in many different kinds of businesses and 

industries. 

• Bookkeeping Level 1 & 2 

• Understanding & Preparing Financial 

Statements 

• QuickBooks Level 1 

• QuickBooks Level 2 

• Bookkeeping Practicum 

January 28 – April 15, 2019 

MW 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. $1,099 

Web & Internet 

Google Suite 

Google offers a strong lineup of free tools that will help you 

collaborate with others and be more efficient. This course 

provides an overview of the Google Suite of tools and its 

capabilities so you can incorporate them into your day-to-day 

life. Learn how to use Gmail, calendar, Google Drive, Google 

Docs, Google Sheets, and Google Slides, and discover how they 

integrate with Microsoft Office. Gain tips and techniques to 

streamline your Gmail inbox and settings. Learn how to share 

and organize documents and folders in Google Drive and much 

more. 

$99 

| 


319-296-2490 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/ 

bookkeeping-specialist 

37286 Feb 21 – Feb 28 Th 6pm–9pm / 2 sessions 

Green 





Starting a Successful Blog 

Effective blogging is an essential part of a digital marketing 

strategy. It can drive traffic to your website, generate and 

nurture new leads, and give insight into your customer base. 

Learn the technical aspects of setting up a blog as well as the 

best practices for maintaining it. Discover how to write highquality 

content, which is important for attracting followers and 

sustaining your blog. Learn how to plan an editorial calendar 

and structure posts in the blog platform. This is a hands-on class 

in a computer lab and you will leave with a ready-to-use blog. 

$89 

| 

36911 Apr 11 – Apr 25 Th 6:30pm–8:30pm / 3 sessions 

Horn 


NONCREDIT? 

NOT A PROBLEM. 

A recent report, released by the Iowa 

Department of Education in partnership with 

Iowa Workforce Development, shows students 

completing noncredit Career and Technical 

Education (CTE) programs at Iowa’s community 

colleges are benefitting — and quickly. 

91.8% 

Employed within 

the first year 

63.4% 

Age 25 or older 

(41.7% higher than credit students) 

25.7% 

Racial or ethnic minority group 

(4.6% higher than credit students) 

10.5% 

Already held a 

postsecondary degree 

11.8% 

Saw increased wages 

in the first year 

21.5% 

Continued into 

credit programs 

TOP INDUSTRIES 

Healthcare, Manufacturing, and Transportation 

TOP PROGRAMS 

The highest percentage of employment comes from: 

Medication aide (98.3%) 

Electrical equipment installation/repair (98.2%) 

Civil engineering technician (98.1%) 

HVAC technician (98.1%) 

Source: Iowa Community Colleges Employment Outcomes: Noncredit 

Career and Technical Education (CTE) programs report — Iowa Department 

of Education in partnership with Iowa Workforce Development 

~ONLINE CLASSES~ 


FUNDAMENTALS – GETTING STARTED 

How Programming Works : 

Twitter : 

GRAPHICS & MULTIMEDIA DESIGN 

Adobe+InDesign+CC : 

Adobe+Photoshop+CC : 

Adobe+Premiere+CC : 

Graphic Design for Visual Presentations : 

Introduction to Adobe Photoshop CC : 

Photoshop for Presentations : 

Video Marketing : 

NETWORKING & IT 

A+, Net+, Security+ : 

Cyber Security for Managers : 

Microsoft 70-697 – Configuring Windows Devices 

(Windows 10) : 

Network+, Security+, CCNA : 

OFFICE PRODUCTIVITY 

Mastering Computer Skills for the Workplace : 

Mastering Microsoft Excel : 

Microsoft Office Access 2016 : 

Microsoft Office Excel 2016 : 

Microsoft Office Suite 2016 : 

Microsoft Office Word 2016 : 

Microsoft Windows 10 – Power User Course : 

PROGRAMMING 

Intermediate Video Game Design : 

Introduction to Coding : 

Introduction to Game Design : 

MySQL Introduction: 

WEB & INTERNET 

Adobe Dreamweaver CC : 

Blogging with WordPress : 

Boosting Your Website Traffic : 

Google+ : 

Google Analytics : 

Intermediate Web Design : 

Register at 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/computers-online 

or call: 319-296-4290 


BUSINESS & 

PROFESSIONAL 

DEVELOPMENT 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ 

ce/business 

319-296-4290 

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Business Development & 

Entrepreneur 

Bookkeeping Specialist Certificate 

A career in bookkeeping allows you to work in many different 

kinds of businesses and industries. This certificate course 

includes both theory and hands-on application and includes the 

following courses: Bookkeeping Level 1 & 2, Understanding & 

Preparing Financial Statements, QuickBooks Level 1, QuickBooks 

Level 2, and a Bookkeeping Practicum. Students will have the 

opportunity to put theory into practice, both in manual and 

computer program formats. The practicum is a self-paced 

independent study that is completed outside of class. The 

classroom portion of the practicum provides students with 

additional assistance to complete the practicum assignments. 

Students must achieve 80% on the practicum assignments (one 

manually and one in QuickBooks) in order to qualify for the 

certificate. 

$1,099 36735 Jan 28 – Apr 15* MW 6pm–9pm / 23 sessions 

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Flack 


*No class 3/18, 3/20. 

How to Sell on Etsy 

Do you have vintage or handmade items that you would like to 

sell? Setting up your own Etsy shop is a great way to connect 

your product with people who want it, and it’s free and easy to 

start. Learn everything you need to know, from making your 

profile, to listing your items, to getting paid. In addition, get 

your questions answered and gain many extra tips and hints so 

you can open your own popular and profitable Etsy store fast! 

$49 

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36912 Feb 20 – Feb 27 W 6pm–8:30pm / 2 sessions 

Martin 


Career Development 

Bridging Generations [NEW!] 

Seek to understand, then be understood. What would happen if 

the four generations working side by side understood? How can 

we maximize the uniqueness of each generation, represented 

in your workplace, impact the results and the experience of 

your company’s success? How can we capitalize on the wisdom 

of time and experience while sharpening our edges with fresh 

perspective and information? 

$75 

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37287 Jan 17 Th 8:30am–11am / 1 session 

Woody 


Decision Making & Assertiveness [NEW!] 

Would you like to be an effective decision maker and more 

adept at solving work problems? Do you wish you were 

more assertive? Internal and external customers are mainly 

interested in solutions to their problems. Discover problem 

solving methods and critical thinking skills to proactively attack 

problems and make timely decisions. Learn aspects of tough 

conversations and how to plan dialogue that will reduce conflict 

using assertiveness techniques. By doing so, you will bring value 

to your team, your company and your customers. 

$75 

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37289 Apr 18 Th 8:30am–11am / 1 session 

Schaefer 


Lean Thinking to Results [NEW!] 

Do your results sometimes not match your expectations? 

When a customer chooses another supplier for their products 

or services, do you wonder how you could have kept them? To 

be efficient and effective we need to learn how to approach 

process improvements by starting with the customer (internal 

and external) and determining what they perceive as value. 

Once this critical step is understood, then a holistic approach 

of looking at the value stream and application of Lean Thinking 

can be applied. Learn what Lean is all about and how to get 

started, in order to attain the results desired. 

$75 

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37290 Mar 21 Th 8:30am–11am / 1 session 

Pullin 


Teaming: Accountable to the Whole for a Bigger 

Goal [NEW!] 

Ceding the constant drive to go your own way in a culture 

that honors individual achievement is pulling-teeth painful 

to contemplate but is necessary to achieve the bigger goal. 

Successful teaming is a next-level professional skill and elevated 

workplace behavior that you can aspire to, learn, and claim 

as ability with tools and practice. Whether you come to team 

meetings with the innate need to control all tasks or you 

have a natural desire to be an in-the-background contributor, 

this workshop can help you contribute to your team’s overall 

effectiveness. Discover how individual accountability, in sharing 

knowledge as well as tasks, coupled with a challenging goal, 

can be perfectly merged as teaming. When you are accountable 

to the whole for a bigger goal, participants will learn they can 

achieve more than any can do alone. 

$75 

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37288 Feb 21 Th 8:30am–11am / 1 session 

Flikkema Main Campus - Buchanan Hall 

Business & Professional Development 


2019 

GET 

READY 

TO 

LEAD 

Higher skills translate to higher wages, 

so give your career a boost with the 

LEAD Certificate Program. 


$999* 

Strengths-Based Leadership | February 12 

Emotional Intelligence for Leaders | March 12 

Leadership No-No’s that Lead to Legal Issues | April 9 

Problem Solving | May 14 

Performance Management and Evaluation | June 11 

Motivating and Engaging Employees | August 13 

Remarkable Leadership | September 10 

Difficult Conversations: Addressing Difficult Employees | October 8 

Listen to Me – The Top 10 Things Employees Want You to Know About Them | November 12 

Inspired for Greatness | December 10 

Sessions meet 8:00 a.m. – noon or 1:00 – 5:00 p.m. 

SEATS ARE LIMITED. SIGN UP SOON! 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/lead or 319-296-4223 

Business and Community Education 

*Companies registering three or more employees for LEAD receive a discount. 

Call Corporate and Business Solutions at 319-296-4223 for more information. 


Communication & Writing 

Spanish for Customer Service 

Would you like to provide better customer service to the 

Hispanic population in your workplace? If so, conversational 

Spanish will enable you to learn key phrases so you can 

communicate on a basic level with Spanish-speaking 

customers. This minimal grammar class concentrates on 

conversational techniques and basic word phrases. Emphasis 

is on pronunciation and oral exercises in a learner-friendly 

environment. Improve your Spanish and reduce communication 

barriers! Textbook is included. 

$99 

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36743 Feb 4 – Mar 4 M 6:30pm–8:30pm / 5 sessions 

Herrera 


~ONLINE CLASSES~ 


BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT & ENTREPRENEUR 

Cash is King : 

Content Marketing : 

Entrepreneur Boot Camp : 

Entrepreneurial Marketing : 

Facebook for Business : 

Financial Analysis and Planning for Non-Financial Managers : 

Getting Started in Sales : 

Instagram for Business: 

The Basics of Bookkeeping : 

The Business Plan : 

YouTube for Business : 

CAREER DEVELOPMENT 

Accounting and Financing for Non-Financial Managers : 

Infographics : 

Negotiation: Get What You Want : 

New 21st Century Strategies for Productivity and Time 

Management : 

Online Advertising : 

Podcasting : 

Power Selling : 

Stress Management : 

Using Personality Profiles for Better Work Performance : 

COMMUNICATION & WRITING 

Business Writing : 

Effective Copywriting : 

Grant Writing Fundamentals : 

Improving Email Promotions : 

Spanish for the Workplace : 

Writing News & Press Releases : 

MANAGEMENT & LEADERSHIP 

Collaboration Management : 

Dealing with Difficult People in the Workplace : 

Developing Your Leadership Skills : 

Management Boot Camp : 

PROJECT & HR MANAGEMENT 

Change Management Skills : 

Key Essentials for Conducting Workplace Investigations : 

Introduction to Project Management : 

Project Management Knowledge Areas : 

Register at 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/business-online 

or call: 319-296-4290 



EARN A 

CERTIFICATE 

Hawkeye offers many ways for you to 

change your career path or expand 

your knowledge for professional 

advancement. Choose from a variety of 

topics that are flexible and accessible to 

fit your busy schedule. 



Bookkeeping Specialist Certificate 

Business Coaching Certificate : 

Certificate in Accounting and Finance for Non-Financial 

Managers : 

Certificate in Business Writing : 

Certificate in Customer Service : 

Certificate in Data Analysis : 

Certificate in Designing Webinars : 

Certificate in Leadership Development : 

Certificate in Non-Profit Administration : 

Certificate in Presentation Media : 

Certificate in Project Management : 

Certificate in Sales : 

Certificate in Workplace Communication : 

Digital Marketing Certificate : 

Entrepreneurship Certificate : 

Inbound Marketing Certificate : 

Leading and Managing Virtual Teams Certificate : 

Legal Office Administration Certificate : 

Management Certificate : 

Managing Social Change Certificate : 

Managing Social Media Platforms Certificate : 

Productivity & Time Management Certificate : 

Programming for Non-Programmers Certificate : 

Six Sigma Black Belt Certificate : 

Six Sigma Green Belt Certificate : 

Social Media for Business Certificate : 

Video Marketing Certificate : 

Workplace Conflict Solutions Certificate : 


Certificate in Basic Game Design : 

Certificate in Google Tools : 

Certificate in Mastering Excel : 

Certificate in Web Design : 

IT Specialist Certificate 


Network + 

HEALTH & PUBLIC SERVICES 

Certified Medication Aide 

Certified Professional Medical Coder HYBRID 

Patient Access and Front Desk Certificate HYBRID 

Pharmacy Technician HYBRID 


AutoCAD Expert Certificate : 

AutoCAD Fundamentals Certificate : 

CNC Machining Certificate 


: = Online 

= In Person 

= Tuition Assistance Available 

Search and register online at www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/certificates 


LIFE & LEISURE 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/leisure 

319-296-4290 

: = online 24/7 


Arts 

Acrylic Painting 1 

Acrylic painting is a great medium for budding artists as it’s 

relatively inexpensive, water-soluble, quick drying, and easy 

to paint over when you make a mistake. Explore fundamental 

acrylic mixing and painting techniques such as underpainting, 

sgraffito, and glazing. Working from a still life, you will 

develop a painting in stages and layers. Discover color mixing, 

composition, brushwork, paint application, texture and more. 

Canvas and paints provided. Youth 15+ may register. 

$99 

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36927 Jan 28 – Feb 11 M 6:30pm–9pm / 3 sessions 

Marin 


Acrylic Painting 2 [NEW!] 

Take your acrylic painting to the next level by learning how to 

draw and paint from a photograph using a transfer drawing 

technique. Discover new tools such as pallet knives for use 

with various mediums, tools for drawing transfer, and thicker 

canvases. Canvas and paints provided. Youth 15+ may register. 

$99 

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36928 Feb 25 – Mar 11 M 6:30pm–9pm / 3 sessions 

Marin 


Janice Marin 

Janice is an interdisciplinary artist, 

working within the mediums of 

painting, installation, photography, 

drawing, poetry, and digital video 

collage. Her practice considers 

color, objects, memory, and trauma 

while enacting processes of organization, 

documentation, and problem solving. Janice has a 

master’s degree in Fine Art and is a showing artist. Join 

Janice for her Acrylic Painting courses. 

Beginning Ceramics 

Gain a basic understanding of ceramics and learn a fun new 

hobby! This class will take you step-by-step through the process 

of cleaning the greenware, painting techniques, glaze options 

and firing in the kiln. Materials to create a beautiful vase and 

bowl are included. Youth 15+ may register. 

$39 

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36779 Mar 2 – Mar 9 Sa 10am–12pm / 2 sessions 

Gericke 

Art Craft Studio Inc. 

Beginning Ceramics +1 

This beginning ceramics class includes registration for one adult 

plus a child, age seven and older! You will work as a team to 

create a piggy bank and a mug. This is a great way to introduce 

a young person to ceramics while creating a fun and special 

memory. Materials are included. 

$39 

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36780 Apr 6 – Apr 13 Sa 10am–12pm / 2 sessions 

Gericke 

Art Craft Studio Inc. 

Calligraphy 1 

Do you wish you had beautiful handwriting to create artistic 

invitations and holiday cards? Explore the basics of calligraphy, 

a brief history of the craft, and an overview of the supplies you 

need to get started. Learn to write in basic italic font and to 

draw simple flourishes that are not nearly as difficult as they first 

appear. Materials are provided and you will receive a calligraphy 

pen. Youth 15+ may register. 

$59 

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36921 Jan 22 – Feb 5 Tu 6:30pm–8:30pm / 3 sessions 

Jossart 


Calligraphy 2 [NEW!] 

Take your calligraphy skills to the next level and learn to write 

with dip pens! Discover how to write in the medieval uncial 

script and learn about its history. Materials are provided and you 

will receive a calligraphy pen. Youth 15+ may register. 

$59 

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37283 Feb 26 – Mar 12 Tu 6:30pm–8:30pm / 3 sessions 

Jossart 


Life & Leisure 

Chalk Art: Sign Making [NEW!] 

Decorate your home or office space with a handmade chalk 

sign that says, “This little light of mine, I’m gonna let it shine.” A 

Chalk Couture Qualified Designer will guide you through the 

silkscreen transfer process and explain how to get started in 

chalk art, including the different mediums you can use. Materials 

are included. 

$45 

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37292 Apr 9 Tu 6:30pm–8:30pm / 1 session 

Ohl 




Digital Outdoor Photography: Posing the 

Portrait 

Learn how to effectively pose people in a park setting and 

capture great outdoor portraits. Increase your knowledge about 

your camera while exploring composition, camera settings, and 

lighting in order to capture great outdoor images. Bring your 

DSLR camera and take part in a live photo shoot, which will 

be held Sunday afternoon, April 14. Prior camera knowledge 

required. Youth 15+ may register. 

$59 

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36831 Apr 11 Th 6:30pm–8:30pm / 1 session 

Phillips 


Digital Photography 1 

Are you a hobby photographer who would like to take better 

images in any situation? Learn the basic skills of digital 

photography from a certified professional photographer. Gain 

an understanding of the tools of the trade and their purpose. 

Dive deeper into the different settings; aperture, shutter 

speed, ISO, white balance, exposure compensation and more. 

Learn best practices such as the proper settings to use when 

photographing different scenarios. You may wish to bring your 

own camera to ask questions, but demo cameras will also be 

available for use. Youth 15+ may register. 

$79 36829 Jan 31 – Feb 21* Th 6:30pm–8:30pm / 3 sessions 

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Phillips 



Digital Photography 2 

Go beyond the basics! Expand your use of advanced camera 

functions and lens selection. Dive deeper into the world of 

digital photography and learn about composition, off-cameraflash 

lighting, advanced camera settings, white balance 

techniques, shooting and processing RAW files and more. In 

this class, you will have the opportunity to work with your own 

camera to follow along with class activities. The instructor will 

demonstrate basic editing and retouching techniques using 

Adobe Photoshop Lightroom. It is recommended that you bring 

your own DSLR camera to learn more about its functions. Youth 

15+ may register. 

$79 36830 Mar 7 – Mar 28* Th 6:30pm–8:30pm / 3 sessions 

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Phillips 



Learn to Draw: Cartooning [NEW!] 

Learn from a freelance cartoonist how to draw and animate 

cartoon characters! With step-by-step instruction, discover how 

to add detail and motion to your characters. Explore unique 

ways to spice up your cartoon characters and enhance them 

with mood. Youth 15+ may register. 

$39 

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36868 Feb 21 – Feb 28 Th 6pm–8pm / 2 sessions 

Santoiemma Cedar Falls Center 

Learn to Draw: Cartooning (Ages 10-14) 

[NEW!] 

Learn from a freelance cartoonist how to draw and animate 

cartoon characters! With step-by-step instruction, discover how 

to add detail and motion to your characters. Explore unique 

ways to spice up your cartoon characters and enhance them 

with mood. Ages 10-14 may register. 

$39 

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36869 Mar 7 – Mar 14 Th 6pm–8pm / 2 sessions 

Santoiemma Cedar Falls Center 

Learn to Draw: Zentangle Art 

Even if you think you can’t draw, Zentangle® is for you. At first 

glance it may seem intricate and complicated, but when you see 

how it is done, you realize how simple it is. A certified Zentangle 

instructor will guide you to create beautiful images with tangles 

or patterns that are broken down into easy steps. You can 

produce works of art, one stroke at a time, and be proud to say “I 

did that!” Tuition includes a kit, including five official Zentangle 

tiles, a black Pigma Micron pen, a Zentangle pencil and tortillion. 

Youth 15+ may register. 

$35 

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36835 Mar 26 Tu 6pm–8:30pm / 1 session 

Sowers 


Oil Painting for Beginners 

Learn fundamental oil painting techniques used for centuries. 

Working from a still-life, you will develop a painting in stages 

and layers. During this process, various painting techniques 

will be introduced such as imprimatura, scumbling, glazing, 

and others. Each class begins with a brief description of 

the particular technique as well as a demonstration by the 

instructor. Explore important painting techniques, such as: color 

mixing, color value, composition, glazing, brushwork, paint 

application, texture, and more. You will spend the majority of 

the class painting, during which the instructor will offer help and 

critique. Canvas and paints provided. Youth 15+ may register. 

$99 

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36929 Feb 5 – Feb 26 Tu 6:30pm–8:30pm / 4 sessions 

Parker 


Paper Making [NEW!] 

Transform paper scraps and plants into one-of-a-kind sheets of 

handmade paper. Led by a self-proclaimed paper fanatic, you 

will create paper with unique personal touches to express your 

own individuality. Discover a new art form and a brief history of 

paper. Experiment, get messy and have fun! Materials included. 

Youth 15+ may register. 

$39 

| 

36922 Mar 26 Tu 6pm–8:30pm / 1 session 

Schuerman Cedar Falls Center 


Paper Making +1 [NEW!] 

This beginning paper-making class includes registration for one 

adult plus a child, age seven and older! You will work as a team 

to create handmade paper valentines that include flower seeds 

to give as a gift. Discover how easy it is. Experiment, get messy 

and have fun! Materials included. 

$39 

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36934 Feb 2 Sa 9:30am–12pm / 1 session 


Basics of Sauce Making [NEW!] 

Learn to execute a fine example of the classic French sauces: 

Hollandaise, Bechamel, Veloute, Espagnole, and Tomato. 

Includes in depth instruction from an executive chef and a 

take home pairing guide for all sauces. Sample what you make! 

Materials are included. 

$49 

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37278 Feb 26 Tu 6:30pm–8:30pm / 1 session 

Goodman First Baptist Church 

Family 

Children in the Middle 

Changes in family structure through dissolution of marriage, 

custody modification, and remarriage are difficult experiences 

for a child. Children in the Middle is a four-hour, court-ordered 

seminar providing education and affirmation for parents, with 

the primary focus on children’s needs. Topics include: parenting 

skills for divorcing parents, a child’s needs and survival 

techniques, health versus problematic reactions of most kids, 

age specific needs of your children, and identifying how your 

child feels. Children are not allowed to attend class. 

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36657 Jan 8 Tu 5:30pm–9:30pm / 1 session 

Thompson Cedar Falls Center 

36669 Jan 12 Sa 12:30pm–4:30pm / 1 session 

Block 


36682 Jan 26 Sa 8:30am–12:30pm / 1 session 

Fleming 


36670 Feb 9 Sa 12:30pm–4:30pm / 1 session 

Fleming 


36663 Feb 11 M 5:30pm–9:30pm / 1 session 


36683 Feb 23 Sa 8:30am–12:30pm / 1 session 

Block 


36671 Mar 9 Sa 12:30pm–4:30pm / 1 session 


36658 Mar 12 Tu 5:30pm–9:30pm / 1 session 

Block 


36684 Mar 16 Sa 8:30am–12:30pm / 1 session 

Fleming 


36664 Apr 8 M 5:30pm–9:30pm / 1 session 

Block 


36672 Apr 13 Sa 12:30pm–4:30pm / 1 session 

Fleming 


36685 Apr 27 Sa 8:30am–12:30pm / 1 session 


Food & Drink 

Bake @Home Calzones [NEW!] 

Learn the basic techniques for making pizza dough and 

tomatoes sauce as well as how to construct the perfect calzone. 

Each participant will make two calzones during class, before 

taking them home to bake or freeze to bake at a later date. 

$49 

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Heine 

First Baptist Church 

Chocolate Candy Making [NEW!] 

Learn from a bakery chef simple but impressive techniques that 

you can use to make your favorite chocolate candies! You will 

prepare several different types of candies in this hands-on class. 

Bring a wide, shallow container to take some home. Tuition 

includes a plastic candy mold. 

$49 

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Heine 


Easy Sushi [NEW!] 

Learn to make California rolls, several vegetable rolls and miso 

soup, as well as a variety of sushi condiments from an executive 

chef. Sample what you make! This class will also cover rolling 

and knife techniques. Tuition includes a bamboo mat. 

$55 

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Fondant Cakes: Basic Techniques [NEW!] 

Learn from a bakery chef the basics of working with fondant as 

well as how to make your own at home! Each participant will 

cover and decorate their own single-layer cake with fondant. 

Bring a container to take your cake home. 

$49 

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37281 Apr 9 Tu 6:30pm–8:30pm / 1 session 

Heine 


Gourmet Soups [NEW!] 

Learn from an executive chef several knife skills and how to 

make three delicious, restaurant quality soups: Chicken Tortilla, 

Egg Drop, and Tomato Bisque. Sample what you make! Materials 

included. 

$49 

| 



Clint Goodman 

Clint has been an executive chef 

since age 20, as well as a Food and 

Beverage Director with boutique 

hotels and private clubs in the 

Midwest. He began his study at 

age 15 under a classically trained 

German chef and has since worked with 

established chefs from Switzerland, France, and Jamaica. 

Clint was named Chef of the Year at age 22 by the 

Iowa Restaurant Association for his innovative culinary 

technique, leadership and business savvy. Join Clint for 

Basics of Sauce Making, Easy Sushi or Gourmet Soups. 




Valentine Cookie Decorating +1 

Make your Valentine feel extra special by showing your creativity 

in your cookie decorating. Learn easy decorating techniques 

that take little time or effort but really make the holiday 

memorable. Bring one child, age 7 or older, to the class for 

free. Each paid registration will leave with two dozen specially 

decorated cookies at the end of class. 

$45 

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Home 


Steils 

Cedar Valley SportsPlex 

Basic Automotive Maintenance for Women 

Ever had a flat tire or dead battery, but did not know how to 

fix it? This Basic Automotive Maintenance class for women 

will not qualify you for a NASCAR pit crew, but you will get a 

clearer picture of what goes on under your car’s hood. Mary will 

pass along the knowledge she has gained from many years of 

experience in the automotive industry. In a non-judgmental 

atmosphere, learn the basics of how a car works; simple 

maintenance procedures that can help save you money, grief, 

and waiting around for a service technician to show up. Learn 

the auto jargon and build your confidence with this hands-on 

course, that will provide you the knowledge to perform your 

own light automotive maintenance. Please wear clothes that 

you do not mind getting dirty. 

$39 

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Fontes 

RTTC 

Basic Bicycle Maintenance 

Flat tire. Chain comes off sprocket. Brakes fail. And you are in the 

middle of nowhere. Now what do you do? This crash course will 

teach you what to do to survive those bicycle emergencies on 

the trail. Also, learn the general bicycle maintenance and care 

to avoid those crises. Bicycles, training aids, and tools will be 

provided. Leave with tire levers, patch kit, and the know-how to 

get your bike back on the road safely. 

$39 

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36935 Mar 14 Th 6:30pm–8:30pm / 1 session 

Johnson 

Bike Tech 

Beekeeping for Beginners 

You can help restore the bee population by having one or two 

hives in your backyard! Learn everything you need to know to 

get started including hive assembly, honey bee biology, colony 

management, pest management, and honey production. 

Discover what protective bee equipment is needed. Diagnose 

the signs and symptoms of viruses and colony collapse disorder 

and how to prevent it. Opportunity to join a beekeeping club 

at the Cedar Valley Arboretum and textbook included. This class 

meets every other week. 

$149 

| 

36736 Jan 16 – Apr 24 W 6:30pm–8:30pm / 8 sessions 

Wandschneider Main Campus - Buchanan Hall 

Embracing Minimalism: De-clutter Your Life 

Would you like simpler mornings, less clutter, more productivity 

and possibly less laundry? The minimalism movement is helping 

individuals find meaning and reduce stress. A professional 

organizer will share her tips on how to de-clutter and organize 

your stuff so you can create room for what’s really important. 

Discover the benefits of minimalism, including an organized 

household, greater peace of mind, and more money in your 

pocket! 

$19 

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36832 Mar 11 M 6:30pm–8:30pm / 1 session 

Crouch 


Residential Landscape Design 

Learn the basic elements of design and principles of 

composition from a published, award-winning Master Gardener! 

In this four-session course, you will learn how to apply creative 

solutions for landscaping your home. Go beyond the typical 

foundation plantings of “three in a row and a pointy one on 

the end.” Topics include low-maintenance plantings, weed and 

pest control, and container gardening. From entry gardens to 

backyard entertaining areas, make your yard the envy of the 

neighborhood! 

$99 

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36938 Apr 8 – Apr 29 M 6:30pm–8:30pm / 4 sessions 

Evenson 


Small Engine Tune-up and Repair 

Learn from our expert how to diagnose, tune up, and perform 

small engine repairs yourself instead of having someone else 

fix it, saving you time and money. Learn the proper way to 

transition your lawn mower and snow blower from one season 

to the next. Discover simple maintenance techniques that can 

help prolong the life of your equipment’s engine. In addition, 

gather important safety information to prevent injury to you or 

your family. Youth 15+ may register. 

$89 

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Kass 



Language & Creative Writing 

Personal Improvement 

American Sign Language: Level 1 

American Sign Language (ASL) is the visual-gesture language 

used primarily among the American deaf communities. Using 

the immersion method, all teaching is done exclusively in ASL. 

You will acquire basic vocabulary and grammar by using ASL 

receptive and expressive skills in class. No prior knowledge of 

ASL is needed to join! Youth 15+ may register. 

$99 

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36751 Jan 22 – Feb 12 TuTh 6:30pm–8:30pm / 7 sessions 

Stefl 



This class is a continuation of the first American Sign Language 

course introducing more vocabulary and moving along with 

sentence structure. The first session or two will be a refresher of 

content learned previously then adding new content from that 

point expanding your American Sign Language abilities. Youth 

15+ may register. 

$99 

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36752 Feb 19 – Mar 12 TuTh 6:30pm–8:30pm / 7 sessions 

Stefl 



This class is for those who’ve taken American Sign Language 

Level 1 and 2 and would like to become more proficient. 

Take your skills to the next level by further developing your 

vocabulary and sentence structure. Youth 15+ may register. 

$99 

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36753 Mar 26 – Apr 16 TuTh 6:30pm–8:30pm / 7 sessions 

Stefl 


Breaking Ground on Your Life Story 

Leave a legacy of memorable life experiences for your loved 

ones by writing your life story or memoir. Learn the foundation 

of autobiographical writing and receive the guidance and 

inspiration to get started. Topics include discovering your story, 

using dialogue, developing characters, creating scenes, weaving 

history into your story, using imagination to fill in the gaps, and 

discovering the universal “take away.” 

$39 

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36833 Feb 12 – Feb 19 Tu 6:30pm–9pm / 2 sessions 


Reflective Writing for Growth & Healing 

Many of us long to find words to describe our experiences, 

express our inner thoughts and bring clarity to our lives. Learn 

how to listen to your inner voice and express your thoughts 

through reflective writing. Practice journaling techniques 

through writing exercises followed by discussion. Whether you 

are a writer or non-writer, discover how journaling acts as a 

gentle guide for articulating and exploring the difficulties and 

joys in our lives. 

$25 

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36834 Apr 16 Tu 6:30pm–9pm / 1 session 


Mindfulness & Relaxation 

Would you like to reduce stress, sleep better, and develop 

greater balance and joy in your life? Mindfulness meditation is 

the art of listening to your heart and paying attention to your 

life. Each class session will explore fundamentals of meditation, 

including guided imagery, body scan, deep relaxation, breath 

meditation, and other practices for greater wellbeing. See if the 

path of mindfulness brings more peace and clarity to your life. 

$99 

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37572 Feb 7 – Mar 14 Th 6pm–7:30pm / 6 sessions 

Tjaden 

Emotional Health Partners 

Self Defense: Seishin Ryu Karate 

Protect yourself with this hands-on class that teaches the basics 

of street survival. The goal of Seishin Ryu Karate is to make 

individuals stronger, calmer, and more focused. Learn hands-on 

breakaways, how to break a fall, and how to protect yourself 

when attacked. Youth 15+ may register. 

$29 

| 

$29 

| 

37521 Feb 19 – Feb 21 TuTh 7pm–9pm / 2 sessions 

Johnson 

Cedar Falls Karate Club 

37522 Mar 12 – Mar 14 TuTh 7pm–9pm / 2 sessions 

Johnson 

Cedar Falls Karate Club 

Self Defense: Seishin Ryu Karate 

“The instructor was very professional and 

worked one-on-one with all of us.” 

~ Pat 

Recreation & Hobbies 

Beginning Crochet +1 

Create a special memory with a child, age 7+, while you learn 

the basics of crochet! Discover how to create basic stitches such 

as chain stitch, slipstitch, single crochet, and double crochet. 

Create a simple cowl as you learn the stitches with hands-on 

instruction as you work. Tuition includes registration for child 

and materials for both to create a cowl. 

$45 

| 

36925 Feb 16 – Feb 23 Sa 10am–12pm / 2 sessions 

Thornton Cedar Falls Center 

Beginning Cross-Stitch +1 

Create a small Easter ornament as you create a memory with a 

child, age 7+. Together you will learn how to do the cross-stitch, 

border stitch, and neatly finish your work. Discover how to read 

a pattern and count stitches. Tuition includes registration for 

child and materials for both to create an ornament. 

$45 

| 


Thornton Cedar Falls Center 


Reflective Writing for Growth & Healing 

“I’m a seasoned journaler who is curious to 

grow. This class provided inspiration 

and new techniques!” 

~ Megan 


Bridge for Beginners 

Learn to play Bridge, a fun and fascinating card game that helps 

keep your brain active and healthy! Formerly employed with 

the American Contract Bridge League, your instructor will teach 

you how to evaluate a bridge hand, count points, and the basics 

of bidding. Practice what you learn in a structured party bridge 

setting. This class meets at the Cedar Falls Senior Center and is 

intended for those 60+. 

$25 

| 

36937 Feb 4 – Feb 25 M 10am–11:30am / 4 sessions 

Johnston Cedar Falls Community Center 

DIY Travel: Be Your Own Travel Agent [NEW!] 

Travel the world on a budget! Learn how to travel comfortably 

and affordably while being your own travel agent. Experienced 

traveler of 24 countries will provide tips and tricks to find the 

best deals on airfare, lodging, public transportation, and food. 

Learn best practices to keep you safe while abroad. Includes 

computer time for your own guided research and creation of a 

travel book. 

$39 

| 

37293 Apr 23 – Apr 30 Tu 6:30pm–8:30pm / 2 sessions 

Plouff 


Intro to Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems & 

Recreational Drones 

Are you thinking about buying a drone or do you have one 

but would like to learn more? Designed for drone pilots 

of all skill levels, you will gain the know how to fly a drone 

and take aerial photography. Learn about the latest Federal 

Aviation Administration (FAA) rules for flying “small Unmanned 

Aircraft Systems,” otherwise known as drones, as a hobby or 

commercially. This course is a prerequisite for the FAA’s Remote 

Pilot Certification course (date to be determined) to prepare 

for commercial drone pilot certification. Includes drone flight 

demonstrations. Youth 15+ may register. 

$49 

| 

36766 Apr 2 – Apr 11 TuTh 6pm–8pm / 4 sessions 

Leeper 



Genealogy: Find Your Ancestors! 

Would you like to create an ancestor chart or compile a family 

history booklet for your children? Sharing this with your loved 

ones is the ultimate family legacy creation. Certified Genealogist 

Lyle Potter will get you started on your journey. You will learn 

where to find information, types of records to research, what 

Census records can reveal, and how history affected our 

ancestor’s lives. You will have computer time in class to search 

the Internet with guidance. DNA testing information will be 

provided to those who would like to pursue a DNA test. 

$59 

| 

36923 Mar 6 – Mar 27 W 6:30pm–8:30pm / 4 sessions 

Potter 


Metal Jewelry Making 

Learn to make unique metal jewelry! Experience soldering with 

a butane torch using soft solder. Solder decorative brass filigree, 

stampings, rhinestones and hand formed copper components 

to brass and copper sheet metal. You will make either a pendant 

or bracelet and learn to connect to chain and clasps. All 

materials provided. 

$89 37524 Jan 5 – Jan 26* Sa 9am–12pm / 3 sessions 

| 

Andres 



2019 SUMMER TECH CAMPS 

Don’t miss our one-of-a-kind summer camps for 8-14 year olds. 

REGISTER EARLY TO SAVE YOUR SPOT! 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/summer-camps 

319-296-4290 


HAWKEYE HAS MANY CENTERS TO SERVE YOU! 

Main Campus 

1501 East Orange Road 

Waterloo, IA 50704-8015 

319-296-2320, 800-670-4769 

Van G. Miller 

Adult Learning Center 

120 Jefferson Street 

Waterloo, IA 50701 

319-296-4278 

Independence Center 

(In Independence Jr/Sr High School) 

700 20th Avenue SW 

Independence, IA 50644 

319-332-0790 


5330 Nordic Drive 

Cedar Falls, IA 50613 

319-277-2490 

Western Outreach Center 

17040 Market Avenue 

Holland, IA 50642 

319-824-3085 

Regional Transportation Training 

Center (RTTC) 

6433 Hammond Avenue 

Waterloo, IA 50701 

319-296-4286 

Please visit www.hawkeyecollege. 

edu/about/locations for maps or 

directions to our centers. 

General Information and Policies 

Office Hours 

The Business and Community Education office is located at the Cedar Falls 

Center, 5330 Nordic Drive, Cedar Falls. The office is open from 8:00 a.m. to 

4:30 p.m. 

Pre-registration required 

Register through Hawkeye Business and Community Education prior to 

class start. Payment is required at the time of registration. 

Enrollment 

Classes are filled on a first-come, first-served basis. You are officially enrolled 

once we receive your completed registration form and payment. Please 

register early! 

Children in Class 

Children are not allowed in class, unless noted in the class description or 

the class is designed for children (ex. kid’s camp). 

No Course Reminders 

We do not send reminders, but we’ll contact you if there are changes. 

Evaluation Forms 

We value and encourage your input at any time. Evaluations are distributed 

at the end of the class. 

Refund Policy for Non-Credit Classes 

Tuition must be paid two business days before the first class session. If 

you register, have paid the course fee, and are unable to attend, you must 

notify Hawkeye Community College two business days prior to the first class 

session to receive a full refund. This policy also pertains to third party billing. 

Tobacco Use 

Smoking and the use of all forms of tobacco are banned on all college 

property. Hawkeye considers it in the best interest of the college to provide 

a tobacco-free environment in public education facilities for students, 

employees, and visitors. All individuals are prohibited from using tobacco 

inside any college-owned or leased building, vehicle, or on college grounds. 

Nondiscrimination Statement 

Hawkeye Community College does not discriminate on the basis of sex; 

race; age; color; creed; national origin; religion; disability; sexual orientation; 

gender identity; genetic information; political affiliation; or actual or potential 

parental, family, or marital status in its programs, activities, or employment 

practices as required by Iowa Code §§ 216.6 and 216.9, Titles VI and VII of the 

Civil Rights Act of 1964 (42 U.S.C. §§ 2000d and 2000e), the Equal Pay Act of 

1973 (29 U.S.C. § 206, et seq.), Title IX (Educational Amendments, 20 U.S.C. §§ 

1681-1688), Section 504 (Rehabilitation Act of 1973, 29 U.S.C. § 794), and Title 

II of the Americans with Disabilities Act (42 U.S.C. § 12101, et seq.). Veteran 

status is also included to the extent covered by law. Any person alleging a 

violation of equity regulations shall have the right to file a formal complaint. 

Inquiries concerning application of this statement should be addressed to: 

John Clopton (equity coordinator and Title IX coordinator for employees) or 

Nancy Henderson (Title IX coordinator for students), Hawkeye Community 

College, 1501 East Orange Road, P.O. Box 8015, Waterloo, Iowa 50704-8015, 

telephone 319-296-4405, email: equity-titleIX@hawkeyecollege.edu, or the 

director of the Office for Civil Rights, U.S. Department of Education, Citigroup 

Center, 500 W. Madison, Suite 1475, Chicago, IL 60661, phone number 

312/730-1560, fax 312/730-1576. 

Employment 

Hawkeye Community College does not guarantee employment or promotion. 

Technical Program Policies 

Applying Credits to a Technical Program at Hawkeye 

If it is determined that the course(s) taken are similar in course content 

to a required course in one of Hawkeye’s technical programs, a copy of 

your transcript will be submitted to the respective Hawkeye academic 

department for evaluation. It is the department’s discretion to accept or 

not accept the credit for the program. 

Student Conduct 

Hawkeye Community College students are expected to obey federal, state 

and local laws and regulations; show respect for properly constituted 

authority; and exhibit and maintain integrity and honor in all matters 

related to Hawkeye. Student behavior which, after due process, is found to 

be disruptive to classes, which interferes with the rights of others or which 

damages property, may result in probation or suspension from Hawkeye. 

Each student shall be expected to behave in a mature, adult manner. At 

all times, the rights of all students and Hawkeye personnel must be the 

primary consideration. 

General Information and Policies 


ADULT LANGUAGE/HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION 

ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING (ELL) 

HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION 

Adult Language / High School Completion 

English Language instruction assists individuals of limited 

English proficiency achieve competence in the English language. 

Students are required to register and take an entry assessment 

to determine the appropriate class level. ELL classes are available 

in seven different levels. Classes meet at the Van G. Miller Adult 

Learning Center, 120 Jefferson Street, Waterloo. 

Punctual and regular attendance is absolutely necessary for 

success. Students, please be on time and attend class every day! 

Call 319-296-4278 for more information. 

ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING CLASS – FREE 

Students must: 

• attend registration in person 

• schedule a time for a free, three-hour assessment 

• take an assessment before beginning class 

• attend class during the first week 

• pay a $29 textbook fee the first week of class 

SPRING SEMESTER 2019 

Registration 

January 7 -10 

9:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. 

Assessment (3 hours) 

January 14 -18 

8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. 

January 14 - 15 

5:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. 

Class Schedule 

Day classes: January 28 – May 23, 2019 

Monday - Thursday 9:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. or 11:30 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. 

Night classes: January 29 – May 23, 2019 

Tuesdays and Thursdays 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. 

FAMILY LITERACY – FREE 

Parents enrolled in Hawkeye’s High School Completion 

Program or English Language Learning Program with a child 18 

or younger living at home may register for the Family Literacy 

Program (FLP). The FLP provides programming for parents 

who seek to strengthen their role as their child’s first teacher 

as well as free children’s books and materials. The program 

also provides one-on-one assistance to parents interested in 

transferring to college credit coursework. Call 319-296-4278 

for more information. 

The High School Completion Program is free and offers 

standards-based instruction to prepare students for successful 

completion of HiSET tests and to improve their basic skills in 

reading, writing, and mathematics. In addition, digital literacy, 

financial literacy, and transition to college assistance are 

components of the program. Punctual and regular attendance is 

necessary for success. 

Call 319-296-4278 for more information. 

PROGRAM DATES 

REGISTRATION FOR SPRING SEMESTER 2019 

December 4, 6, 11, 13 TuTh 9:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Metro Center 

January 3, 8, 10 TuTh 9:00 a.m. – 7:00 p.m. Van G. Miller Adult 

Learning Center 

High School Completion Class Schedules for 

Spring Semester 2019 

Days Time Location 

M-Th 9:00 a.m. – Noon Van G. Miller Adult Learning Center 

TuTh 5:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Van G. Miller Adult Learning Center 

Online 

Varies (minimum 5 hours/week) 

High School Equivalency (HiSET) Testing – $10.75 per test 

Testing is by appointment three times per week at the Van G. 

Miller Adult Learning Center for those who qualify. 

Students must: 

• attend registration in person 

• schedule a time for assessment 

• attend a three-hour orientation 

• attend class during the first week 

ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES 

Call 319-296-4278 for more information about the following 

opportunities. 

High School Courses – $100 

Take courses that transfer to your high school. 

High School Correspondence Courses – $120 

These are available only to students outside the metro area. 

A $40 refundable book deposit is required in addition to the 

course fee. 

Accuplacer Testing 

Testing is by appointment at the Van G. Miller Adult Learning 

Center. Call 319-296-4278 for an appointment. 

The Van G Miller Adult Learning Center, located at 120 Jefferson 

Street Waterloo, opens January 2019. It is located at the corner of 

Highway 63 and Jefferson Street. 

CELEBRATING 

50 

YEARS 

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REGISTRATION 

Please print. Complete the entire form. Payment is required for registration. 

Social Security # _________________________Date of Birth _____________ 

First Name ________________Middle Initial ___ Last Name _______________ 

Address __________________________________________________ 

City ___________________________ State ______ ZIP ______________ 

Home Phone ___________________Alternate Phone __________________ 

Email ___________________________________________________ 

Gender q Male q Female 

Ethnicity A. Are you Hispanic or Latino? q Yes 

B. Please select one or more races. 

q No 

q American Indian or Alaskan Native q Asian q Black or African American 

q Native Hawaiian or Other Pacific Islander q White 

Professional license number, if applicable _____________________________ 

Payment Method q Check/Money Order q q q 

Credit Card #________________________________ Exp. Date _________ 

Signature ________________________________________________ 

Class ID and Title _____________________________________________ 

Class ID and Title_____________________________________________ 

Class ID and Title_____________________________________________ 

PAYMENT POLICIES 

Mail payment to: 

Hawkeye Community College, Business and Community Education 

5330 Nordic Drive, Cedar Falls, IA 50613 

You will not be registered until payment is received. 

If paying by check or money order, write the class ID and the name of the person 

attending the workshop/course on the lower left corner. 

Billing of tuition and fees to a third party, such as an employer, is possible upon receipt of 

written confirmation through a purchase order, letter on company letterhead, or fax on 

company letterhead with Class ID, name of person attending the workshop/course, and 

authorized signature. 

Online 

hawkeyecollege.edu/ce 

In Person 

Business & Community Education 

Cedar Falls Center, 5330 Nordic Dr. Cedar Falls, IA 

Phone: 319-296-4290 or 1-877-897-0951 

(Mon. - Fri., 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.) 

FAX: 319-266-6772, Attn: Register 

email 

businessandcommunity@hawkeyecollege.edu 

Mail to: 

Hawkeye Business and Community Education 

Cedar Falls Center, 5330 Nordic Drive 

Cedar Falls, IA 50613 

For faster response you may want to 

register online or by phone. If course is full 

upon mail receipt, you will be notified by 

mail and your payment returned. 

REFUND REQUESTS 

Tuition must be paid two business days before the first class session. 

If you register, have paid the course fee, and are unable to attend, 

you must notify Hawkeye Community College two business days 

prior to the first class session to receive a full refund. This policy also 

pertains to third party billing. 

BOOKS 

Hawkeye Bookstore operates on campus in Hawkeye Center. 

Students will be provided an opportunity to purchase books the 

first night of class. Books will be available at course location. Price 

printed does NOT include tax. Prices are subject to change. 

CLASS CANCELLATIONS 

Courses and workshops are subject to cancellation if the minimum 

enrollment is not attained. In such cases, you will receive a full 

refund, and you will be notified by email or phone. Avoid showing 

up for a cancelled class by preregistering. 

BAD WEATHER CANCELLATIONS 

In the event of cancellation for bad weather, announcements will 

be made over participating local radio stations: KXEL, KWLO, KFMW, 

KCNZ, WMT, KWAY, KOEL, KNWS, KBBG, KZIA, KFJB, KCVM, KCRR, 

KKHQ, and KXIA. 

Announcements are also made over the following television stations: 

KWWL, KGAN, and KCRG. Evening classes will be cancelled on days 

that day classes are cancelled due to bad weather. When in doubt, call 

319-296-4444. 

CONFIRMATION POLICY 

An email confirmation will be sent after registering if an email 

address is provided. 

ACCURACY 

Specifics regarding course schedules and instructors are based upon 

the best available information at the time this publication was 

prepared, but are subject to change. 

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50 YEARS 

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Nonprofit Organization 

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CLASSES MADE CONVENIENT 

Hawkeye’s Business and Community Education is your source for convenient and flexible online 

course work. From Adobe to Web Design — and everything in between — get the classes you 

need to advance your career, start a new one, or just have some fun. 

CERTIFICATE IN 

PROJECT MANAGEMENT 

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INTRODUCTION TO SIX 

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