2024 January - April Continuing Education Catalog

Category 

BUSINESS AND COMMUNITY EDUCATION 

COURSE CATALOG 

JANUARY - APRIL 2024 

Prepare for high-demand employment maintaining, monitoring, troubleshooting, 

and repairing equipment in a manufacturing environment with our Industrial 

Maintenance program or any one of the individual classes. See page 21 - 23. 

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FEATURED CLASSES 

Computer Skills 

for Seniors 

Designed for absolute beginners, 

this class will teach you the 

basics to begin using a computer, 

including mouse and keyboard 

functions, how to connect a printer, 

launch programs, and much more. 

See page 8. 

Quick and Healthy Cooking 

Join us and learn some quick and 

healthy recipes. We will cover 

smoothies, vegetarian options, and 

high protein foods – including one 

you will make and take home with 

you! 

See page 25. 

Patient Access and 

Front Desk Certificate 

Gain the skills needed to work in a 

healthcare office such as medical 

terminology, basic computer skills, 

insurance, and funding regulations. 

See page 20. 

Floor Covering Installer 

Apprenticeship 

In this 300-hour course you’ll learn 

skills used in flooring installation 

such as estimating, measuring, and 

floor preparation in addition to how 

to install a variety of flooring types. 

See page 3. 

Construction Equipment 

Operator Certificate 

Learn how to safely operate a 

variety of equipment used for earth 

and material moving such as skid 

steer loader, excavator, etc. 

See page 6. 

KEY 

TRADE & INDUSTRY 

Apprenticeship 3 

Construction Trades 3 

Industrial & Manufacturing 3 

Safety & OSHA 3 

TRANSPORTATION 

Commercial Driving 4 

Driver’s Education 6 

Heavy Equipment 6 

Mandated Driving 7 

Recreational Vehicle 7 

COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY 

Fundamentals - Getting Started 8 

Graphics & Multimedia Design 8 

Networking & IT 8 

Office Productivity 9 

Programming 10 

Web & Internet 11 

BUSINESS & PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT 

Business Development & Entrepreneur 12 

Career Development 12 

Communication & Writing 14 

Management & Leadership 14 

Project & HR Management 15 

HEALTH & PUBLIC SERVICES 

Certified Nursing Assistant 17 

CPR & Basic Life Support 17 

Dental 18 

Direct Care Professional 18 

EMS 18 

Healthcare Advancement 19 

ADVANCED MANUFACTURING 

Electrical 21 

Fluid Power 21 

Industry 4.0 22 

Mechanical 22 

LIFE & LEISURE 

Arts 24 

Family 24 

Finance 24 

Food & Drink 24 

Home 25 

Language & Creative Writing 25 

Personal Improvement 26 

Recreation & Hobbies 26 

GENERAL INFORMATION AND POLICIES 28 

TECHNICAL PROGRAM POLICIES 28 

HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION 29 

ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING 30 

REGISTRATION 31 

M = Monday Tu= Tuesday W = Wednesday Th = Thursday F = Friday Sa = Saturday Su = Sunday 

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TRADE & INDUSTRY 

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Apprenticeship 

Floor Covering Installer Apprenticeship 

This is a 300-hour course on floor covering installation. 

Students will receive a basic floor covering introduction, along 

with learning skills on estimating, measuring, floor prep, and 

moisture. They will also be taught skills in installing vinyl and 

laminate flooring, hardwood flooring, carpet, and ceramic tile. 

$1725 

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55633 Feb 5 – Apr 30 M–Th 8am–2:30pm / 50 sessions 

Steier 

Cedar Falls Center 

Construction Trades 

Fundamentals of Crew Leadership 

Fundamentals of Crew Leadership is designed to support 

leadership training for front-line construction leaders, such as 

crew leaders and foreman, to ensure their crews contribute 

safely and productively to active projects. We will cover 

National Center for Construction Education and Research 

(NCCER) Fundamentals of Crew Leadership curriculum which 

provides training on the effective leadership skills and practical 

leadership applications, such as scheduling, workforce 

planning, field reporting, and resource control. It also introduces 

learners to critical modern leadership skills, such as managing 

diverse crews, addressing performance issues, and resolving 

conflict. Students will also spend time in our Introduction to 

Construction Trades class practicing leadership and oversight to 

build on their crew leadership skills. 

$1499 55259 Feb 22 – May 17* M–F 7:30am–12:30pm / 60 sessions 

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Ham 

Van G. Miller Adult Learning Center 

*No class 3/1, 3/15. 

Installing Cabinets and Trim 

Students will learn how to install cabinets and trim in a 

laboratory environment. Students will install wall and base 

cabinets along with learning how to install crown moldings, 

baseboard trim, and window and door casing. This is a handson 

course. 

$179 

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54202 Jan 22 – Feb 19 M 5pm–9pm / 5 sessions 

Engels 

Apprenticeship Annex 

Introduction to Construction Trades 

This program is offered in partnership with WE Build Waterloo 

(Hawkeye Community College and Iowa Heartland Habitat 

for Humanity). The program generally prepares sponsored 

students to apply technical knowledge and skills in the 

building, inspecting, and maintaining of structures and 

related properties. Key content includes: Basic Safety, OSHA 

10, Introduction to Construction Math, Introduction to Hand 

Tools, Introduction to Power Tools, Construction Drawings, 

Basic Rigging (elective), Basic Communication Skills, Basic 

Employability Skills, and Introduction to Materials Handling. 

Completing this curriculum gives the trainee the basic skills 

needed to continue education in any construction craft area he 

or she chooses. This course is recognized as a carpentry preapprenticeship 

program. Furthermore, students who complete 

all modules successfully will receive NCCER Core Curriculum: 

Introductory Craft Skills industry-recognized certification, 

Construction Safety, and OSHA 10 certifications. 

$5900 55258 Feb 22 – May 17* M–F 7:30am–12:30pm / 60 sessions 

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Ham 


*No class 3/1, 3/15. 

Industrial & Manufacturing 

5 S 

5S is a lean manufacturing approach that teaches workplace 

organization principles and methods. It covers the five key steps: 

Sort, Straighten, Shine, Standardize, and Sustain, for effective 

workplace organization and maintenance. 

$75 

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55504 Jan 9 – Jan 11 Tu–Th 9am–11am / 3 sessions 

Staff 

TechWorks Campus 

Production Welding Certificate 

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. 

$3175 

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55631 Mar 18 – May 7 M–Th 8am–2:30pm / 30 sessions 

Bienfang 


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. 

$195 

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$195 

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$195 

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$195 

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55626 Jan 20 Sa 8am–5pm / 1 session 

Kass 

Main Campus - Butler Hall 

55627 Feb 24 Sa 8am–5pm / 1 session 

Kass 


55628 Mar 23 Sa 8am–5pm / 1 session 

Kass 


55629 Apr 27 Sa 8am–5pm / 1 session 

Kass 


Trade & Industry 

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Trade & Industry | Transportation 

OSHA 10-Hour for Construction 

Gain knowledge of OSHA requirements, the importance of 

learning and adhering to proper safety procedures, as well as 

a practical understanding of why safety conscious behavior is 

vital for each and every worker on the job site. Receive multiple 

documents to help you comply with OSHA standards as well as a 

card of completion issued by the OSHA institute. Must attend all 

scheduled sessions to receive the OSHA Construction Industry 

card. 

$199 55960 Feb 26 – Feb 28 MTu 8:30am–12:30pm 

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W 8:30am–11:30am / 3 sessions 

Ham 


OSHA Fall Protection 

[NEW] 

The OSHA Fall Protection Standard for Construction as well 

as an introduction to fall protection techniques are covered 

in this course. Topics to include principles of fall protection, 

the elements and restrictions of fall arrest systems, and OSHA 

Standards and policies regarding fall protection. Students will 

take part in hands-on sessions that show how to inspect and 

use fall protection equipment, residential construction fall 

protection, learn about the requirements for training, and create 

a fall protection program. Students who successfully complete 

the course will be able to evaluate installed passive systems 

and fall arrest systems, assess compliance with the OSHA Fall 

Protection Standard, and create and implement fall protection 

plans. Minimum student contact hours: 18 

$699 55638 Feb 6 – Feb 8 TuW 8am–4:30pm 

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Th 8am–12pm / 3 sessions 

Ham 


GAP TUITION ASSISTANCE 

Approved programs: 

Class A Commercial Driver’s License Certificate 

Certified Professional Medical Coder 

CNC Machining 

Construction Equipment Operator 

Health Support Professional 

Industrial Maintenance 

Industry 4.0: Basic Operations 

Industry 4.0: Advanced Operations 

Introduction to Construction Trades 

Patient Access and Front Desk 

Pharmacy Technician 

Production Welding 

Register for an information session 

by emailing gap@hawkeyecollege.edu 

or call 319-296-4296. 

Financial assistance is available for short 

term training programs. You may be 

eligible for partial or total assistance for 

tuition, books, fees, and equipment. 

TRANSPORTATION 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/transportation 

319-296-4290 


Commercial Driving 

CDL Hazardous Materials Training : 

This online class is for anyone who handles hazmat is required 

by the regulations to have up-to-date training. If you are a CDL 

holder and would like to obtain the Hazmat endorsement, 

this class is for you. This class is ELDT certified. We will walk 

you through the critical information hazmat drivers must 

know. This class will include Hazard Classification (Classes 

and Divisions), Hazardous Materials Table, Shipping Papers, 

Marking and Placards, Loading and Segregation, Transportation 

Safety Awareness. This class will also walk you through the 

requirements you will need to go through. Upon completion, 

you will receive a certificate, verifying that training was 

complete. 

$100 | 55303 Jan 8 – Jan 31 Online 

$100 | 55304 Feb 1 – Feb 29 Online 

$100 | 55305 Mar 1 – Mar 31 Online 

$100 | 55306 Apr 1 – Apr 30 Online 

TRUCKING 

WITH THE 

TROOPS 

The Trucking with the Troops Grant 

Program provides financial assistance for 

qualified veterans, service members, and their 

spouses and children looking to earn their 

commercial driver’s license (CDL A). 

Our goal is to assist current and former members 

of the U.S. Armed Forces and their spouses and 

children to earn their CDL A and transition into 

the transportation industry while building a 

skilled workforce to meet the driver shortage. 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/trucking-with-troops 

319-296-4286 

Class A Commercial Driver’s License Certificate 

(CDL) 

Looking to start a career in one of the fastest growing 

occupations? Hawkeye’s 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. 

We train on 10-speed manual and automatic transmissions. 

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 semi-tractor/trailers 

and virtual driving simulators. You must become proficient in 

every skill before testing. As soon as proficiency tasks are met 

two times without instruction, you may test. You have up to six 

weeks to become proficient. Upon being proficient, you will take 

your DOT vehicle inspection, skills, and driving tests at Hawkeye 

to obtain your Class A CDL. You will receive daily training on your 

schedule, choose your times: morning 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m., 

and/or afternoon 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. and/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. You must obtain your Commercial Learner 

Permit (CLP) prior to class and register with the FMCSA Drug and 

Alcohol Clearinghouse at www.clearinghouse.fmcsa.dot.gov. 

Once registered with the FMCSA, email RTTC@hawkeyecollege. 

edu or call 319-296-4286 to get the next steps before registering. 

Classes meet at Regional Transportation Training Center. 

$4995 | 55308 Jan 8 – Feb 16 M–F 8am–9pm / 30 sessions 

| 55309 Jan 29 – Mar 8 M–F 8am–9pm / 30 sessions 

| 55310 Feb 19 – Mar 29 M–F 8am–9pm / 30 sessions 

| 55311 Mar 11 – Apr 19 M–F 8am–9pm / 30 sessions 

| 55312 Apr 1 – May 10 M–F 8am–9pm / 30 sessions 

| 55313 Apr 22 – Jun 3* M–F 8am–9pm / 30 sessions 

*No class 5/27. 

Class A/B CDL Refresher 

Do you currently hold a Class A or B Commercial Driver’s 

License (CDL) and want to get back into truck driving? Bring 

your skills back up to speed with this 40-hour, individualized, 

refresher course. This refresher will focus on the skills you need 

to improve and get back on the road such as backing, turning, 

shifting, maneuvering, and inspections. You’ll begin your handson 

refresher using our driving simulators before you take your 

skills to a full size semi or dump truck. Must hold a valid Class A 

or B (CDL) on first day of class. 


$1095 | 55368 Feb 5 – Feb 9 M–F 8am–5pm / 5 sessions 

“After letting my CDL lapse, with this 

opportunity with Trucking with the 

Troops I was able to get it back.” 

– John Dahlgard, Trucking with the Troops Graduate 

Class B Commercial Driver’s License 

Certificate(CDL) 

This two-week Class B Commercial Driver’s License (CDL) 

training program is a proficiency-based 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 full-size dump trucks. We have implemented 

Entry Level Driver Training. You must become proficient in every 

skill before testing. Proficient is completion of a task two times 

without instruction. Upon completion, you will take your vehicle 

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

Class B CDL. 



| 55315 Mar 4 – Mar 15 M–F 8am–5pm / 10 sessions 


Commercial Learner Permit (CLP) Prep Class 

Having trouble passing the General Knowledge, Airbrakes, and 

Combination tests at the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV)? 

We are here to help. This class will go over the questions that 

will be asked during your knowledge tests. Knowledge tests can 

be scheduled at Hawkeye or by contacting your local DMV. 


$100 | 55369 Jan 16 – Jan 17 TuW 8am–5pm / 2 sessions 

| 55370 Feb 12 – Feb 13 MTu 8am–5pm / 2 sessions 

| 55371 Mar 18 – Mar 19 MTu 8am–5pm / 2 sessions 

| 55372 Apr 8 – Apr 9 MTu 8am–5pm / 2 sessions 

School or Passenger Bus License 

Advanced school bus training will enhance your driving skills 

to the next level. Whether you are looking for a new occupation 

or want to experience the great feeling of helping people get to 

their desired destinations, this course is for you. Using an actual 

school bus and driving simulators you will obtain the skills to 

drive a bus in all types of situations. During this course you will 

learn to drive a school bus in many rural and urban situations. 

You will learn to maneuver, the school bus around corners, over 

railroad tracks, through backing exercises, and many other 

real-life experiences that occur while driving. You will complete 

this class with the confidence of driving a full-length bus with 

hands-on experiences under the direction of experienced bus 

drivers. Class will conclude with the confidence to pass DOT 

tests and obtain a bus driving position. This course is much 

more than your average training. You will actually be driving in a 

variety of “real life situations.” Note: You must have your school 

bus permit which will allow you to drive on the roadway, as well 

as your school bus and passenger DOT written tests. 



| 55320 Mar 4 – Mar 15 M–F 8am–5pm / 10 sessions 


Transportation 




Driver Education 

Driver’s Education 

Hawkeye’s High School Driver Education Program is designed 

to help the beginner driver develop the knowledge, skills 

and attitude necessary to become a safe, responsible driver. 

Hawkeye Community College provides 30 hours of classroom 

instruction and six hours of behind-the-wheel instruction. This 

program meets the requirements of the Iowa Department of 

Transportation (DOT) and Motor Vehicles Division (DMV) for 

individuals to obtain a graduated driver’s license (GDL). The 

student will be required to be proficient in their driving at the 

end of our course or will be required to drive with the DOT to 

get their license. Students must have the ability to schedule 

after-school and week-end driving times, and they must bring 

their permit to every class. The student must have a minimum 

of 10 hours of driving time before the class begins. Attendance 

is required for ALL sessions. No exceptions. Students must have 

an Iowa driver’s permit before enrolling. Fee can be waived or 

reduced for students who qualify in the Waterloo Community 

School District. Mandatory Zoom Orientation will be held for 

parent/legal guardian and student and notification of day and 

time will be sent after registration is completion. 

$425 54311 Mar 18 – May 8 Su–Sa 8am–8pm 

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MW 5pm–7pm / 68 sessions 

Oberbroeckling RTTC 

Heavy Equipment 

Construction Equipment Operator I (CEO) 

Certificate 

Do you like playing in the dirt and running equipment? If you 

do, this class is for you. Our Construction Equipment Operator 

I Program will train you to become an entry-level equipment 

operator. You will receive training in safely operating various 

types of equipment used for earth and materials moving, by 

the construction industry. Includes hands-on operation of 

equipment such as, skid steer loaders, large wheel loaders, allterrain 

fork lift, off-road dump trucks, and scrapers. There will be 

courses on blueprint reading, site preparation, and equipment 

maintenance. 

$4499 

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55390 Apr 1 – May 23 M–Th 8am–4:30pm / 32 sessions 

Puelz 

RTTC 

MSHA New Miner Part 46 and 48 a and b 

This course covers all the training topics miners need to get 

started working in both surface, surface of an underground and 

underground. Upon completion the participant will receive 

a 5000-23 certificate for all parts of the training. Training is 

provided by an experienced blue card certified instructor. 

On-site training at an underground mine will also be provided. 

Adult CPR, AED and first-aid are also components of the training. 

The training is eligible for Construction Industry Training Funds 

through Iowa Department of Transportation (IDOT). Payment is 

to be made to Hawkeye Community College and then you will 

be reimbursed from the IDOT. Do not forget to request the funds 

prior to the class. Lunch is provided. 

$450 

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55386 Mar 25 – Mar 29 M–F 8am–5pm / 5 sessions 

Moyna 

RTTC 

MSHA New Miner Part 46 and 48b 

MSHA Part 46 and 48b regulations require that new miners 

complete a minimum of 24 hours of training within their first 90 

days of employment. Eight hours of which must be completed 

prior to beginning work at the mine. The new miner training 

offers eight hours of training that was created to meet the 

training subject requirements in 30 CFR 46.5 and 48b plus an 

additional 16 hours of task specific supplemental training. 

Upon completion of the course the miner will receive a 5000-23 

certificate. Training is provided by an experienced blue card 

holder. This is everything you need to get you on the job safely 

whether you are a surface miner or surface miner contractor. 

The training is eligible for Construction Industry Training Funds 

from the Iowa Department of Transportation (IDOT). Payment 

is to be made to Hawkeye Community College and then you will 

be reimbursed from the IDOT. Do not forget to request the funds 

prior to the class. Lunch is included 

$300 

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55385 Jan 4 – Jan 8 MThF 8am–5pm / 3 sessions 

Moyna 

RTTC 

MSHA Refresher 

Course fulfills annual training requirements for anyone working 

at a mine. Upon completion of the course, participants will 

receive an MSHA Form 5000-23 certifying that they have 

completed 8 hours of annual refresher training. The training is 

eligible for Construction Industry Training Funds through Iowa 

Department of Transportation (IDOT). Payment is to be made to 

Hawkeye Community College and then you will be reimbursed 

from the IDOT. Do not forget to request the funds prior to the 

class. Lunch will be provided. Part 46 (surface mines), Part 48a 

(surface of an underground or mining material other than rock, 

sand, and gravel), Part 48 a (underground mines). 

$100 

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55384 Jan 30 Tu 8am–4:30pm / 1 session 

Moyna 

RTTC 

NEW RIGGING & LIFTING 

Learn how to use various lifting and 

rigging equipment to ensure safe handling 

and lifting procedures. 

Training is eligible for Construction Industry 

Training program funds. 

March 19, 2024 

8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m $200 

Regional Transportation Training Center 

Mandated Driving 

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 55556 Jan 9 – Jan 10 TuW 8am–2:30pm / 2 sessions 

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Sauser 


$180 55557 Jan 19 – Jan 20 F 6pm–10pm 

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Sa 8am–4:30pm / 2 sessions 

Wardell 


$180 55558 Feb 6 – Feb 7 TuW 8am–2:30pm / 2 sessions 

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Sauser 


$180 55559 Feb 16 – Feb 17 F 6pm–10pm 

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Wardell 


$180 55560 Mar 5 – Mar 6 TuW 8am–2:30pm / 2 sessions 

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Sauser 


$180 55561 Mar 22 – Mar 23 F 6pm–10pm 

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Wardell 


$180 55562 Apr 9 – Apr 10 TuW 8am–2:30pm / 2 sessions 

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Sauser 


$180 55563 Apr 19 – Apr 20 F 6pm–10pm 

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Wardell 


2023/24 3-Hour Annual Renewal School Bus In- 

Service “An American Icon: The Yellow School 

Bus” 

Annual training required by the Department of Education for 

school bus drivers. Safety and security are two of the most 

important issues in the world today. And the safest and most 

secure vehicle in the world is the yellow school bus. And it’s not 

just the bus that makes for this achievement of safety, but also 

the driver. Knowing the dangers surrounding the school bus 

and how to deal with those dangers are what make for a safety 

conscious driver. And the safer the driver, the safer and more 

secure the bus will be! 

$30 

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55097 Mar 27 W 6:30pm–9:30pm / 1 session 

Leonard 


Driver Improvement Program 

This eight-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. 

$125 

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$125 

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$125 

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$125 

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55552 Jan 8 – Jan 9 MTu 8am–12pm / 2 sessions 

Wessels 


55553 Feb 17 Sa 8am–4:30pm / 1 session 

Eberhard 


55554 Mar 4 – Mar 5 MTu 8am–12pm / 2 sessions 

Wessels 


55555 Apr 20 Sa 8am–4:30pm / 1 session 

Eberhard 


New Driver Stop - Face-to-Face 

Three-hour face-to-face class new school bus drivers are 

required to take after completing the online portion. 

$0 

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$0 

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55073 Feb 7 W 6:30pm–9:30pm / 1 session 

Turner 


55074 Apr 17 W 6:30pm–9:30pm / 1 session 

Doss 


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. 

$55 

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$55 

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55568 Mar 23 Sa 8am–2pm / 1 session 

Platt 


55569 Apr 20 Sa 8am–2pm / 1 session 

Platt 


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. 


$179 | 55375 Apr 19 – Apr 21 F 5pm–10pm 

SaSu 7am–12pm / 3 sessions 

| 55377 Apr 26 – Apr 28 F 5pm–10pm 

SaSu 8am–1pm / 3 sessions 


Call 319-296-4286 to register. 



Computers & Technology 

COMPUTERS & 

TECHNOLOGY 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/computers 

319-296-4290 


Fundamentals - Getting Started 

Computer Skills for Seniors Level 1 

Designed for absolute beginners, this class will teach you the 

basics to begin using a computer. In today’s digital world, 

knowing how to use a computer is critical in order to make your 

life easier. You will learn how to use the mouse and keyboard 

functions, find your way around Windows, connect a printer 

to your PC, launch your favorite programs, use ribbons and 

toolbars, explore the internet, and much more! Textbook is 

included and endorsed by AARP. Email address required and 

access to a computer outside of class is highly recommended. 

$129 

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55469 Jan 22 – Feb 12 M 10am–12pm / 4 sessions 

Flack 


Computer Skills for Seniors Level 2 

Take your computer skills to the next level by learning how to 

use files and folders, set up email, and protect yourself against 

identity theft online. Discover how to listen to music, read 

eBooks or watch movies on your PC. Connect with grandkids 

through Facebook, Pinterest or video calling. Discover how 

to troubleshoot common problems and perform necessary 

maintenance. Email address required and access to a computer 

outside of class is highly recommended. 

$109 

| 

55470 Feb 19 – Mar 11 M 10am–12pm / 4 sessions 

Flack 


Graphics & Multimedia Design 

Adobe Illustrator Essentials : 

Adobe Illustrator is the industry standard computer illustration 

software. Use Illustrator to draw shapes and design logos, flyers, 

posters, banners, business cards or any other vector graphics 

for print or web. In this course, you will learn Adobe Illustrator 

fundamentals to set up a print document and use various tools 

to draw, type and color all kinds of shapes and illustrations. 

Learn how to efficiently manage layers and artboards, and 

create print-ready PDF documents. Access to Adobe Illustrator 

software required. 

$225 | 56097 Feb 5 – Mar 1 Online / Helmi 

$225 | 56098 Apr 1 – Apr 26 Online / Helmi 

MICROSOFT EXCEL 365 SERIES 

Adobe InDesign Essentials : 

Adobe InDesign is the industry standard page-layout program 

that works with Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop seamlessly. 

InDesign allows you to create simple to complex multi-page 

documents such as brochures, flyers, books and magazines. 

This course is a comprehensive exploration of InDesign tools 

and capabilities to create professional documents. You will learn 

how to manage the InDesign environment, create, setup, design, 

enhance and finalize multi-page documents. Access to Adobe 

InDesign software required. 

$225 | 56099 Apr 1 – Apr 26 Online / Helmi 

Adobe Photoshop Essentials : 

This fundamental course covers Adobe Photoshop CC most 

commonly used tools, menus and panels. You’ll learn all the 

basics of Photoshop to effectively work with selection and 

editing tools, layers, and masks to edit, retouch and enhance 

existing images or create your own composite digital art work. 

Impress your business organization, friends and family by 

enhancing their photos and create magazine cover quality 

enhanced images. Access to Adobe Photoshop software 

required. 

$225 | 56100 Mar 4 – Mar 29 Online / Helmi 

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 textbook, 

online labs, and two CompTIA A+ vouchers for 220-1101 and 220- 

1102 exams upon successful completion of the course. 

$2415 55501 Jan 9 – Apr 18* TuTh 6pm–9pm / 28 sessions 

| 

Rindels 

Main Campus - Black Hawk Hall 

*No class 3/12, 3/13, 3/14. 

Network+, CCNA : 

This course prepares students to take the CompTIA N10-007: 

Network+, and Cisco CCNA 100-15 and 200-15 certification 

exams. This course includes FREE access for 12 months to 

a cloud based lab platform to assist students develop the 

practical information technology (IT) skills necessary to succeed 

in high in demand IT jobs. 

$2295 | 55648 Start anytime Online 

365 SERIES January 22 – February 28 MW 6:30 – 8:30 p.m. $447 

Master Microsoft Excel with this three-part series that shows you how to enter data, work 

with formulas and functions, format cells, create charts, do data analysis, and more. 

SAVE $100 

WHEN YOU 

REGISTER FOR 

THE 365 SERIES! 

Network+, Security+, CCNA : 

This course prepares students to take the CompTIA N10-007: 

Network+, SY0-501: Security+ and Cisco CCNA 100-15 and 200-15 

certification exams. This course includes FREE access for 12 

months to a cloud based lab platform to assist students develop 

the practical information technology (IT) skills necessary to 

succeed in high in demand IT jobs. 


Office Productivity 

Certificate in Mastering Computer Skills for the 

Workplace : 

Get hands-on experience with the most widely used computer 

programs in the world, and take away the skills to create 

professional documents, presentations, and spreadsheets. 

Whether you’re looking to enhance your current career or 

launch a new one, this certificate program will equip you with 

the skills you need to succeed in today’s digital world. Earn a 

certificate that demonstrates your mastery of computer skills 

for the workplace by taking all three classes in this series. 

Discover the power of Microsoft Excel to create, edit and 

manage spreadsheets, master the art of professional document 

creation with Microsoft Word, and bring your proposals and 

presentations to life with Microsoft PowerPoint. 

$495 | 56161 Feb 5 – Apr 26 Online / Flanagan 

$495 | 56162 Apr 1 – Jun 28 Online / Flanagan 

Google Apps Made Easy 

With everything online these days it only makes sense that we 

are starting to use online applications more and more. There 

is an increasing need to be able to share information easily 

and reliably. By using Google’s suite of applications commonly 

referred to as Google Apps, you can accomplish all of your 

online tasks just by having a simple Google account. These 

apps are free to use and integrate with each other making it 

easy to access all of your information without needing multiple 

accounts. You will discover how to use Google Mail, Calendar, 

Contacts, Drive, Docs, Sheets, Slides, Forms and Keep, to help 

get you going on your way to cloud computing efficiency. 

Textbook is included. 

$129 55471 Mar 18 – Apr 8 M 10am–12pm / 4 sessions 

| 

Flack 


" 

“Jim is a very good teacher. He made the 

class understandable.” – Warren J. 

Intermediate Power BI : 

Delve further into Power Query to ETL (Extract, Transform and 

Load) your data. Build the Data Model using modeling features 

and relationships. Perform calculations using DAX (Data Analysis 

Expressions) functions. Utilize Time Intelligence functions to 

view YoY or YTD reports. Add user friendly features to enhance 

your reports. 

$195 | 56110 Mar 4 – Mar 29 Online / Williams 

Introduction to Power BI : 

Gain insights into your data! Power BI (business intelligence) is 

a widely used business analytics service offered by Microsoft. 

Power BI Desktop is a complete data analysis and report 

creation tool that you install for free. In this course, you will 

discover how to quickly extract, transform, and load data with 

just a few clicks. You will create interactive visualizations (charts, 

maps, KPIs) to provide you with insights into your company’s 

data to make informed decisions. 

$195 | 56104 Feb 5 – Mar 1 Online / Williams 

$195 | 56105 Apr 1 – Apr 26 Online / Williams 

Microsoft Excel 365: Level 1 

Part of Microsoft Excel 365 series — see page 8 

Data accuracy and consistency improves through the use 

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

spreadsheets with Excel. Learn basic formulas including relative 

and absolute references, select cells and ranges, modify 

columns and rows, print and preview worksheets and become 

more efficient with AutoFill and AutoComplete. Learn tips and 

tricks for Excel. Textbook is included. 

$149 

| 

55525 Jan 22 – Jan 31 MW 6:30pm–8:30pm / 4 sessions 

Flack 




This course will help you improve your spreadsheets with 

conditional formatting. Learn to format with themes, add 

images to a worksheet, enter date and time calculations, and 

use functions to modify text. You will also learn to troubleshoot 

and evaluate formulas. Save time and learn more options by 

mastering Excel with the easy tips and tricks you will receive 

from our experienced instructor! Textbook is included. 

$149 

| 

55527 Feb 5 – Feb 14 MW 6:30pm–8:30pm / 4 sessions 

Flack 




Set yourself apart by learning advanced features of Microsoft 

Excel. In this course you will create tables and filters, generate 

pivot tables and pivot charts, use financial functions and data 

analysis, apply advanced functions, work with formatting and 

analysis tools, and much more. Textbook is included. 

$149 

| 

55529 Feb 19 – Feb 28 MW 6:30pm–8:30pm / 4 sessions 

Flack 


Outlook 365 

Are you using Microsoft Outlook for just sending/receiving 

emails? There is much more to Outlook and here’s your chance 

to learn the key emailing concepts, plus understand the 

integration of emailing with Contacts, Calendars, Tasks, and 

Notes to reap the benefits of this versatile software. Discover 

how to fully utilize the ribbon to unlock numerous features 

such scheduling calendar events, coordinating to-do tasks, and 

maintaining a completed contact list. Don’t forget that all the 

Outlook features can be synced with your smart phone so you 

will not be tied down to your computer when using Outlook. 

$69 

| 

55539 Apr 9 – Apr 11 TuTh 6pm–9pm / 2 sessions 

Flack 






QuickBooks Desktop Level 1 

Learn the fundamentals of QuickBooks to manage your 

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

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 

with the cost of the class. 

$229 

| 

55472 Mar 4 – Mar 13 MW 6pm–9pm / 4 sessions 

Flack 


QuickBooks Desktop 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 yearend 

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

on PCs, not Mac computers, and is not QuickBooks Online. 

Textbook is included with the price of the class. 

$229 

| 

55473 Mar 18 – Mar 27 MW 6pm–9pm / 4 sessions 

Flack 


QuickBooks Online 

QuickBooks Online is the newest version of accounting software 

from Intuit. It does not replace the current Desktop version, but 

offers users different capabilities such as access from anywhere. 

In this class, you will learn how to navigate the user interface, 

set up a new company file, manage accounts payable, reconcile 

accounts, prepare financial reports, set up payroll, work with 

balance sheets and budgets, and much more. Textbook and trial 

version of QuickBooks Online is included for training purposes. 

$199 

| 

55474 Apr 8 – Apr 17 MW 6pm–9pm / 4 sessions 

Flack 


Programming 

Back End Software Developer Live Online 

[HYBRID] 

Back End Software Developers are in charge of building 

applications that do the behind-the-scenes work. This typically 

involves receiving requests from a Front End application, 

processing the request, reading and writing to a database, and 

responding back to requests from other applications. In this 

18-week, Back End Software Development program, students 

take three courses to learn the skills and technologies necessary 

to enter the industry as a Back End Software Developer: 

Introduction to Java, Relational Databases with MySQL, and 

Web API Design with Spring Boot. Skills and technologies 

learned will include Java 1.8, Algorithms, OOP, Design Patterns, 

Unit Testing, SQL, DDL, DML, Database Concepts, JDBC, Spring 

Boot, Spring Data, REST, JPA, JWT, AWS, and more. 

$4150 

| 

$4150 

| 

55491 Feb 25 – Jun 28 Online 24/7; 2/25–6/28 

Promineo Tech Tu 7pm–8:30pm; 2/27–6/25 

55492 Apr 21 – Aug 23* Online 24/7; 4/21–8/23 

Promineo Tech W 7pm–8:30pm; 4/24–8/21 


Big Data Engineering Live Online [HYBRID] 

The Big Data Engineering Program is designed to introduce 

the technically inclined student to the technologies and 

methodologies requested by hiring companies and used by real 

world data engineers. This program is fast paced and will cover 

a breadth of technologies, including Python programming, 

Hadoop and cloud-based services in Amazon Web Services 

(AWS). The student will also be introduced to such methods 

as data wrangling, munging, ingesting and modeling for 

analytics. By the end of the program the successful student 

will be prepared for an entry level position as a data engineer, 

Python programmer, or business intelligence developer. 

$5245 

| 

55493 Feb 25 – Aug 30 Online 24/7; 2/25–8/30 


Coding Certificate : 

Coding is becoming one of the most in-demand skills in the 

workplace today. As a result, coding has become a core skill 

that bolsters one’s chances for becoming a higher value 

to organizations. The highest demand is for programming 

languages with broad applicability. Begin by getting introduced 

to the basics of computer programming and various 

programming languages. Then go to the next level and acquire 

all the basics of HTML and CSS. You will learn the relationship 

between these two industry-standard web page coding 

languages and the step by step process of hand coding and 

building web pages. Finally, discover the advanced features of 

CSS and learn how to use this very powerful language. 

$595 | 56089 Feb 5 – Apr 26 Online / Helmi 

$595 | 56090 Apr 1 – Jun 28 Online / Helmi 

LIVE ONLINE CODING BOOTCAMP 

Information Technology jobs are 

the fastest-growing occupations with a 

projected 21 percent increase in Software 

Development alone through 2028. 

Gain the in-demand tech skills 

you need to enter this field! 

Back End Software Developer 

February 25 - June 28, 2024 

April 21 - August 23, 2024 

Big Data Engineering 

February 25 - August 30, 2024 

Front End Software Developer 

January 28 - May 31, 2024 

March 24 - August 2, 2024 

319-296-4290 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/promineo-tech 

Digital Marketing Program Live Online [HYBRID] 

Gain an understanding of the constantly changing digital 

landscape and its impact on businesses. While gaining insight 

into the principles of digital marketing, students will learn 

more about digital growth and specific trends of the industry. 

Students will learn about the following topics: data and Google 

analytics, Website UX, content marketing, channel and search 

marketing, social media marketing, email marketing, content 

management systems, and much more. Students will also be 

able to earn a Google Analytics certification and Facebook 

certification by completing specific coursework. 

$4150 

| 

$4150 

| 

$4150 

| 

$4150 

| 

55494 Jan 28 – May 17 Online 24/7; 1/28–5/17 


55495 Feb 25 – Jun 14 Online 24/7; 2/25–6/14 


55496 Mar 24 – Jul 12* Online 24/7; 3/24–7/12 

Promineo Tech Th 7pm–8:30pm; 3/28–7/11 


55497 Apr 21 – Aug 9* Online 24/7; 4/21–8/9 



Front End Software Developer Live Online 

[HYBRID] 

Front End Software Developers build the pieces of applications 

and websites that users see and interact with. This involves 

creating components that look good and provide functionality 

when a user interacts with them. It also involves interacting 

with the Back End applications and displaying data in an 

aesthetically pleasing manner. In the 18-week, Front End 

Software Development program, students take three courses to 

learn the skills and technologies necessary to enter the industry 

as a Front End Software Developer: Introduction to JavaScript, 

Front End Technologies, and Web App Design with React. Skills 

and technologies learned include JavaScript, Algorithms, OOP, 

Design Patterns, Unit Testing, HTML, CSS, jQuery, Bootstrap, 

AJAX, React, JSX, REST, NPM, AWS, and more. 

$4150 

| 

$4150 

| 

55489 Jan 28 – May 31 Online 24/7; 1/28–5/31 


55490 Mar 24 – Aug 2* Online 24/7; 3/24–8/2 

Promineo Tech Th 7pm–8:30pm; 3/28–8/1 


Introduction to Coding : 

After taking this course in “Introduction to Coding”, you will be 

introduced to the basics of computer programing and various 

programing languages. New technologies allow people outside 

of the computer science field to be able to create their own web 

pages using code. Students will learn the basics of HTML, CSS, 

and Java Script in this course, as well as the practical uses for 

each. 

$195 | 56071 Feb 5 – Mar 1 Online / Kritzer 

$195 | 56072 Apr 1 – Apr 26 Online / Kritzer 

Introduction to SQL : 

Learn how to write SQL code to create and populate database 

tables and how to write simple SQL queries that are capable of 

retrieving vast amounts of information from a database. In this 

course, you will discover the power of the relational database, 

how to create and manage database tables, and how to use SQL 

SELECT statements to precisely pinpoint and retrieve data from 

a database. 

$245 | 56106 Jan 1 – Jan 26 Online / Allison 

$245 | 56107 Feb 5 – Mar 1 Online / Allison 

$245 | 56108 Mar 4 – Mar 29 Online / Allison 

$245 | 56109 Apr 1 – Apr 26 Online / Allison 

Web & Internet 

Certificate in Web Design : 

Online users say a website’s design is the number one criteria 

for deciding whether a company is credible or not, according 

to recent research. Understanding what it takes to produce 

effective web design is essential in today’s market of highly 

saturated digital competition. First discover the basics of web 

design using HTML and CSS. The No prior knowledge of HTML 

or web design is required. After the first course you will have the 

info you need to plan and design effective web pages. Then find 

out how to create effective and dynamic websites/applications. 

Take away a functioning web application hosted on a web server 

that is both accessible and Search Engine Optimized. Finally, 

learn about responsive design process, advanced layout and 

design features using the Bootstrap framework. Plus explore 

CMS frameworks and industry standard technologies and 

frameworks. 

$595 | 56079 Feb 5 – Apr 26 Online / Wright 

$595 | 56080 Apr 1 – Jun 28 Online / Wright 

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY 

SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE 

Turn your love of technology into a career. In only 

three months you’ll be prepared for a position in the 

IT industry. You’ll learn network and security basics, 

installation, preventative maintenance, and prepare 

for the CompTIA A+ certification exam. 

January 9 – April 18 

TuTh 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. $2415 

Register online at 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/it-specialist 

or call 319-296-4290. 




Business & Professional Development 

BUSINESS & 

PROFESSIONAL 

DEVELOPMENT 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/business 

319-296-4290 


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 selfpaced, 

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. This class now aligns with Intuit’s Certified 

Bookkeeping Professional exam administered by Certiport. 

$1199 

| 

55511 Jan 23 – Apr 2 TuTh 6pm–9pm / 21 sessions 

Flack 


DEI and Organizational Success : 

Diverse organizations are found to be more creative, more 

productive, have higher levels of employee engagement, and 

experience lower rates of attrition. Diversity is also shown 

to return higher profits. This unit will guide students in an 

understanding of why diversity, equity, and inclusion are 

important to organizational success. Students will learn to 

appreciate and work effectively with diverse groups, confront 

unconscious biases that hinder workplace inclusion, and 

identify essential factors that contribute to an inclusive 

workplace environment. 

$195 | 56157 Apr 1 – Apr 26 Online / Dykes 

Entrepreneur Boot Camp : 

Starting a business is something that all of us have thought 

about at one time or another. Everyone wants to be their 

own boss. Yet statistics show that most businesses fail within 

the first five years. This course provides insight into the 

characteristics, knowledge and skills needed to become a 

successful entrepreneur. At the end of this course, you will be 

able to identify the abilities required of successful entrepreneurs 

and how to acquire them, develop goals to help establish your 

business, develop an outline for your plan, and take home 

techniques to successfully manage your new business. 

$195 | 56009 Feb 5 – Mar 1 Online / Brian Law 

$195 | 56010 Apr 1 – Apr 26 Online / Brian Law 

Career Development 

Accounting and Finance for Non-Financial 

Managers : 

Every successful person in the workplace utilizes financial 

information to aid effective decision making. Accounting 

and Finance for Non-Financial Managers explains the 

financial concepts and accounting processes used in most 

businesses and will provide practical techniques that will 

increase your effectiveness and career. Get a foundation to 

understand the seven steps in the accounting cycle and use 

financial information in decision making. Come away with the 

knowledge to analyze resource allocation and evaluate financial 

performance. 

$195 | 55986 Feb 5 – Mar 1 Online / DeFonteny 

$195 | 55987 Apr 1 – Apr 26 Online / DeFonteny 

Avoiding Stress and Burnout 

[NEW] 

Do you keep your day or give it away to stress? In this session, 

we explore your perceptions and thinking patterns that lead 

to stress. We explore how differences in others can cause us to 

stress using the Colors Index. Finally, we learn techniques in 

Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy on how to tame the stress to 

live a much happier life. 

$75 55294 Apr 18 Th 8:30am–11am / 1 session 

| 

Schaefer 

Main Campus - Buchanan Hall 

Childcare Director Certificate [HYBRID] 

The Iowa Child Care Director Training was developed to support 

those aspiring to become a childcare director. It can also be 

taken by experienced directors wanting to refresh their skills. 

The online training provides valuable information focusing on 

the needed topics every director should know. These topics 

include: Center Design, Finance and Fiscal Management, 

Policies and Procedures, Human Resources, Staff Management, 

Program Philosophy, Creating a Positive Climate, Managing the 

Food, Health, and Safety Programs, Curriculum and Assessment, 

Accessing Services and Community Resources, and Software 

Application of QuickBooks. The training allows collaboration 

through a cohort of participants, 24/7 access through the online 

format, and an extended mentoring program after the training 

for further support. The NECPA Commission, Inc. has approved 

this educational program as meeting the criteria for continuing 

education for the National Administrator Credential. 

$499 

| 

55515 Jan 22 – Apr 17* Online 24/7; 1/22–4/5 

Morud MW 6pm–9pm; 4/8–4/17 

*No class 3/11-3/15. 

Introduction to Data Analysis : 

Data Analysis is quickly becoming one of the most sought-after 

skills in the workplace. Companies have vast amounts of data, 

but it is rare to have someone with the ability to analyze that 

data to see trends and make predictions. This course will give 

you a basic understanding of how to analyze data in a business 

setting. Businesses look for candidates with an understanding 

of how to analyze the data they have been collecting; this course 

will help you start on that journey. 

$195 | 56003 Feb 5 – Mar 1 Online / Rutledge 

$195 | 56004 Apr 1 – Apr 26 Online / Rutledge 

Managing Onsite, Remote, and Hybrid 

Employees 

[NEW] 

Many leaders have been thrusted into a virtual manager role 

with nothing more than a tablet and remote access into the 

company’s network. Managing and leading remote employees 

requires a different set of skill sets and best practices. It 

entails everyone on the team to make time for connection, 

collaboration, and strengthening performance outcomes. And 

as people look to you, their manager & leader for guidance, 

the actions you choose will influence your team’s hiccups or 

successes. Join Debra as she shares 5 key strategies to ensure 

you can effectively manage and lead virtually along with your 

onsite and hybrid employees. Throughout this dynamic session, 

Debra will provide research-based information, share practical 

advice, and gain collaboration from the attendees which you 

can immediately apply to build trust, increase teamwork, and 

make sure your colleagues continue to deliver high quality work 

just as they did when all were in the office; helping you and your 

team, along with the company achieve their strategic goals! 

$75 55293 Mar 21 Th 8:30am–11am / 1 session 

| 

Salz 


Positive Work Culture 

[NEW] 

Why wouldn’t we work to create a workplace that people 

love, that they develop within, that they want to contribute 

to because they actually WANT to? A huge part of a positive 

workplace culture is learning how to get results and become 

successful. And, while doing those high value things, to also 

build a nature and a way of working that allows for people to 

contribute, nurture development, feel supported with healthy 

accountability and more. We all must become more intentional 

about the how, what and why within our culture. We can attract 

and retain great individuals that do much more than “show 

up for work.” We can create places where people feel proud of 

the place they contribute to and also, feel proud of themselves 

while doing so. 

$75 55292 Feb 15 Th 8:30am–11am / 1 session 

| 

Woody 


Six Sigma Green Belt Certificate : 

Six Sigma professionals are in strong demand by organizations 

around the world. On the front-lines of Six Sigma efforts are 

Green Belts. LERN’s Green Belt training teaches participants 

problem-solving skills, using the DMAIC (Define, Measure, 

Analyze, Improve and Control) model. After completing 

this challenging course, Six Sigma Green Belts serve their 

organizations as a trained specialist able to work on Six Sigma 

projects that benefit the organization. Although not required, 

participants are strongly encouraged to have a project during 

the course. The instructors and mentors work closely with the 

class to not only teach the material, but to guide candidates as 

they work projects. 

$495 | 56075 Feb 5 – Apr 26 Online / Follett 

$495 | 56076 Apr 1 – Jun 28 Online / Follett 

Trustworthy Leader 

BOOKKEEPING SPECIALIST CERTIFICATE 

Train in the evening to become a Bookkeeping 

Specialist and you could work in a wide range of 

businesses and industries. 

January 23 - April 2, 2024 

TuTh 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. $1199 

Available in-person or via Zoom 

Register online at www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/ 

bookkeeping-specialist or call 319-296-4290. 

HUNDREDS OF ONLINE OPTIONS 

[NEW] 

Trust is most imperative to a leader’s credibility, influence and 

success. We spend so little intentional time thinking about 

and developing the skills, habits, mindsets and behaviors that 

lead to excellent and effective relationships, as leaders. In this 

session, we will drill into trust at the core level, how to build it, 

why it matters and more. This session will get leaders excited to 

work from person to person, building relationships that develop 

strong business and more fulfilling culture in the workplace. 

If trust is lacking, results will follow. If trust is deepened and 

present, watch out, you and your organization can become 

unstoppable. 

$75 55291 Jan 18 Th 8:30am–11am / 1 session 

| 

Woody 


What is DEI? : 

Understanding diversity, equity, and inclusion is critical to the 

professional success of any individual or team. This Unit will 

differentiate diversity, equity, inclusion, and justice. In addition, 

we will discuss how these phenomena show up in the workplace 

and impact our interactions with others. Students will be able 

to define and describe various challenges related to diversity, 

equity, and inclusion. 

$195 | 56159 Feb 5 – Mar 1 Online / Dykes 

$195 | 56160 Apr 1 – Apr 26 Online / Dykes 

COURSES INCLUDE: 

• Bookkeeping Level 1 & 2 

• Understanding & Preparing 

Financial Statements 

• QuickBooks Level 1 & 2 

• Bookkeeping Practicum 

Don’t see the class you need? 

Visit www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce 





DEVELOP A NEW 

LEADER 

LEAD Certificate Program 

Business success 

hinges on succession 

planning today. 

Prepare leaders for growth 

WITH 10 

ENGAGING 

SESSIONS 

What Style is Your Management (DISC®) 

Emotional Intelligence for Leaders 

Leadership No-No’s that Lead to Legal Issues 

Problem Solving 

Difficult Conversations: Addressing Difficult Employees 

Motivating and Engaging Employees 

Performance Management and Evaluation 

Remarkable Leadership 

Listen to Me: The Top 10 Things Employees 

Want You to Know About Them 

Inspired for Greatness 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/lead 

319-296-4223 

Communication & Writing 

Business Writing : 

Take away the key practices you need to develop and hone your 

business writing communication effectively and successfully. 

Get the best practices for crafting effective, professional 

business documents. Find out how to avoid grammatical 

pitfalls. Acquire business writing principles that will be good for 

years to come. 

$195 | 56042 Feb 5 – Mar 1 Online / Felix 

$195 | 56043 Apr 1 – Apr 26 Online / Felix 

Inclusive Communication : 

Respectable communication in the workplace encourages a 

cohesive collaborative environment, prevents inefficiencies, 

and ensures the right information gets to the right person at 

the right time. This unit will explore how communication differs 

across cultures. In addition, students will come to understand 

how communication can impact relationships with others in 

both positive and negative ways. 

$195 | 56158 Mar 4 – Mar 29 Online / Wright 

Management & Leadership 

Basic Management Skills : 

Understanding how to transition into management is the 

goal of this course. It presents the skills needed to help you 

move into a management position along with key strategies 

to help you understand how to navigate the “management 

minefield” with ease. Gaining an understanding of how to 

deal with the pressures from peers and expectations of upper 

management is a key to being a good manager. Presented are 

methods for dealing with unruly employees, the role of office 

politics, and listening techniques that are aimed at helping you 

understand what your boss is expecting. The impact of effective 

management on corporate goals and profitability is also be 

presented. This class is designed to empower your management 

capabilities. 


Developing Your Leadership Skills : 

Especially for future and emerging leaders in Gen Y, come 

discover the key concepts of being a leader and the best 

strategies for developing your leadership skills and influence. 

Learn the unspoken secrets that leaders know and the strategies 

they employ/exhibit in for influencing others. Leadership skills 

are acquired and learned. The action takes place in attending 

meetings, running meetings, interacting with others 1:1, and 

employing successful techniques to convince and influence 

others. You can become a leader if you know the do’s and don’ts; 

what to say, what not to say; what to do, what not to do. 

$145 | 55984 Mar 4 – Mar 29 Online / Draves 

REGISTER NOW! 

Meets monthly on Tuesdays. First workshop is February 13, 2024. 

Introduction to Strategic Planning : 

Move your career up with the 21st Century leadership skills 

of Strategic Planning. Every organization needs to position 

itself differently for success in this century. And only leaders 

can both create a successful strategic plan and oversee its 

implementation. Create a new leadership skill that will last a 

lifetime, and outlast industry and career changes. Come away 

with both the conceptual tools and a new leadership approach 

to move from dreams to reality for your organization, and your 

career. 

$195 | 56168 Feb 5 – Mar 1 Online / Draves 

$195 | 56169 Apr 1 – Apr 26 Online / Draves 

Leadership Principles : 

Especially for Gen Y (born 1980-1999), the course serves as 

the first of three in a series addressing the development of 

Generation Y leadership. Find out what it takes to become an 

effective leader. Discover your style of leadership. Discuss task 

completion, building relationships with your subordinates, 

becoming socially perceptive to changes in the workplace, 

utilizing your emotions in a positive and effective manner, 

and addressing challenging goals. Finally, the course offers 

the opportunity to perform a case study analysis of workplace 

conflicts that require effective leadership, allowing you to 

apply your unique leadership characteristics revealed through 

completing the class. 

$145 | 55982 Feb 5 – Mar 1 Online / Yates 

$145 | 55983 Apr 1 – Apr 26 Online / Yates 

Management Boot Camp : 

Enhance your management skills through this course for 

supervisors, managers, and emerging leaders. Nothing creates 

success like a solid foundation. Discover the keys for effectively 

managing your employees. Find out how to create clear 

expectations, engage and motivate employees, and increase 

your effectiveness through use of the DiSC personality profile 

(included). By the end of the course we will have you managing 

like a pro - quickly and with confidence. 

$295 | 55995 Feb 5 – Mar 1 Online / Klauss 

$295 | 55996 Apr 1 – Apr 26 Online / Klauss 

Project & HR Management 

Introduction to Agile/Scrum : 

This self-paced online course provides you with a solid 

grounding in Agile and Scrum, and prepares you to take 

the Professional Scrum Master I (PSM1) Certification Exam 

administered by Scrum.org. You will receive a “Scrum Playbook” 

to encapsulate key Scrum concepts and roles during the various 

Scrum events. An experienced agile practitioner will share her 

experiences in performing an Agile transformation in healthcare. 

In addition to the theory of Scrum, lessons are augmented 

with actual project experiences, lessons learned, and strategies 

to overcome common people and process challenges in 

implementing Scrum. Built in quizzes serve as knowledge 

checks to help you assess your learning. 


DON’T MISS YOUR CLASS! 

Project Management Certificate Program : 

The Certificate in Project Management is an innovative virtual 

training program designed to help you gain the knowledge, 

skills and tools you need to manage projects, lead project teams 

or prepare for the PMP® certification exam. The program is selfguided 

so you can complete the learning activities according to 

your own schedule. It includes 6 one-on-one sessions with the 

instructor to provide coaching in-line with your professional 

goals. The program is custom designed to fill your individual 

skill gaps and designed to work for your future career needs. 

Gain practical hands-on experience managing a real-world 

project from your respective organization. Earn professional 

development units (PDUs) from the Project Management 

Institute (PMI) and fulfill the 35 hours of project management 

training required for Project Management Professional (PMP) 

exam eligibility. Two textbooks are included. 


SHRM Certification Test Prep Live Online : 

Looking to get SHRM-CP or SHRM-SCP certified? This 

online course combines expert instruction with the SHRM 

Learning System to offer a comprehensive and effective way 

to prepare for success on your SHRM-CP or SHRM-SCP exam. 

You will gain one-on-one guidance, engage with the proven 

SHRM Learning System, and network and collaborate with 

peers to share real-life examples and bring HR knowledge and 

competencies to life. Acquire the knowledge and understand 

the behavioral competencies you need to prepare to pass the 

exam. By becoming SHRM certified, you will define yourself as 

an HR expert and leader. 

$1295 55613 Feb 15 – May 16* Th 6:30pm–9pm / 13 sessions 

| 

SHRM 

Online 


SHRM Essentials of Human Resources Live 

Online : 

Human Resource issues impact every company in some way. 

That’s why it’s important to understand the fundamental issues 

surrounding HR today. SHRM, the leading global HR professional 

organization, has developed the SHRM Essentials of Human 

Resources course, which teaches the HR knowledge, skills and 

competencies required for overall business success. Whether 

you are new to HR, or it’s one of the many roles you fulfill at your 

company, this online webinar course covers the key HR topics 

you need to know. Get equipped to meet the HR challenges that 

are relevant to your company. In less than 20 hours of training 

time, you can cover the issues you need to reduce potentially 

costly lawsuits. 

$699 

| 

55621 Jan 11 – Feb 8 Th 6pm–9pm / 5 sessions 

SHRM 

Online 

Our most popular classes fill fast. Register early! 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce 




2024 

ProLEAD 

Program for Managers 

Program includes monthly classes, 

individual coaching sessions, and a 

Habit Builder Webinar. 

Classes begin February 8, 2024. 

Registration ends January 27, 2024. 

Register online at 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/ProLEAD 

or call 319-296-4223. 

Advanced Leadership 

Training for Managers 

Boost your knowledge and skills for a 

comprehensive leadership approach. 

LEADERSHIP: IT STARTS WITH YOU 

Thursday, February 8, 2024 // 8:00 a.m. – Noon 

HABIT BUILDER WEBINAR 

Thursday, February 29, 2024 // 9:00 – 10:00 a.m. 

MAXIMIZING YOUR PRODUCTIVITY 

Thursday, March 21, 2024 // 8:00 a.m. – Noon 

INDIVIDUAL COACHING CALLS 

April 15 – 26, 2024 

TRUST, RESPECT AND ETHICS 

Thursday, April 18, 2024 // 8:00 a.m. – Noon 

TEAM ENGAGEMENT THROUGH 

LEADERSHIP CONVERSATIONS 

Thursday, May 16, 2024 // 8:00 a.m. – Noon 

SKILLFUL NEGOTIATION 

Thursday, June 13, 2024 // 8:00 a.m. – Noon 

ARE WE MAKING MONEY YET? 

Thursday, August 15, 2024 // 8:00 – 10:00 a.m. 

LEADERS ARE CAREER ARCHITECTS 

Thursday, August 15, 2024 // 10:00 a.m. – Noon 

DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONS 

Thursday, September 12, 2024 // 8:00 a.m. – Noon 

INDIVIDUAL COACHING CALLS 

September 16 – 27, 2024 

EFFECTIVE PERFORMANCE REVIEWS 

Thursday, October 17, 2024 // 8:00 a.m. – Noon 

IMPROVE YOUR CRITICAL THINKING, 

IMPROVE YOUR SUCCESS 

Thursday, November 21, 2024 // 8:00 a.m. – Noon 

DEVELOPING SELF-MANAGING AND 

EMOTIONALLY INTELLIGENT TEAM MEMBERS 

Thursday, December 19, 2024 // 8:00 a.m. – Noon 

HEALTH & PUBLIC 

SERVICES 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/health 

319-296-4290 


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. 

$169 

| 

55423 Mar 4 M 8am–4:30pm / 1 session 

Rummel 


CPR & Basic Life Support 

American Heart Association (AHA) New 

Instructor 

This American Heart Association (AHA) course is designed for 

persons who wish to become CPR instructors for Healthcare 

Provider and Heartsaver courses. You must have a current AHA 

provider status in the discipline for that Instructor Course, and 

be proficient in all the skills of that profession. An Instructor 

Candidate Application will be completed in class. Upon 

completion of the course, instructors can teach the Basic Life 

Support (BLS) Provider Course, the HeartCode BLS Hands- 

On Session, and any course within the Heartsaver portfolio. 

Certification is good for two years and requires at least four 

courses to be taught in the two-year period. The student must 

successfully complete the BLS Instructor Essentials Online 

Course prior to the start of this class. The BLS Instructor 

Essentials Course is designed to prepare instructor candidates 

to teach AHA Instructor-led and blended learning BLS Provider 

courses. This can be purchased at www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ 

ce/AHA-new-instructor. Please print and bring your certificate 

of completion of the BLS Instructor Essentials Online Course, 

one letter of recommendation, and a current copy of your BLS 

card. You will not be allowed to attend the class without these 

documents. 

$199 

| 


Helmuth 

NURSE AIDE COMPETENCY EXAM 

Complete your written 

and skills competency 

exams at Hawkeye. 

Call 319-296-4290 or register online at 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/cna-exams. 

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 2020 

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. 

$99 

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$99 

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$99 

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$99 

| 

55411 Jan 24 W 5pm–9pm / 1 session 

Rosol 

55412 Feb 14 W 5pm–9pm / 1 session 

Huck 

55413 Mar 6 W 5pm–9pm / 1 session 

Rummel 

55414 Apr 17 W 5pm–9pm / 1 session 

Rosol 

Basic Life Support (BLS) and/or Heartsaver 

Instructor Recertification 

This American Heart Association course is for recertification of 

current CPR instructors. Certification is good for two years. 

$89 

| 


Helmuth 

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. 

$79 | 55328 Jan 10 W 5pm–9pm / 1 session / Rummel 

| 55329 Jan 31 W 5pm–9pm / 1 session / Huck 

| 55330 Feb 21 W 5pm–9pm / 1 session / Rosol 

| 55331 Mar 13 W 5pm–9pm / 1 session / Rummel 

| 55332 Mar 27 W 5pm–9pm / 1 session / Huck 

| 55333 Apr 10 W 5pm–9pm / 1 session / Rosol 

| 55334 Apr 24 W 5pm–9pm / 1 session / Huck 

Health & Public Services 



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 provides a refresher to recognize and initiate 

management of life-threatening emergencies, 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. 

$59 | 55335 Jan 17 W 5:30pm–7:30pm / 1 session / Rosol 

Dental 

| 55336 Feb 7 W 5:30pm–7:30pm / 1 session / Rummel 

| 55337 Feb 28 W 5:30pm–7:30pm / 1 session / Huck 

| 55338 Mar 20 W 5:30pm–7:30pm / 1 session / Rosol 

| 55339 Apr 3 W 5:30pm–7:30pm / 1 session / Huck 

Dental Student Research Review 

Senior Dental Hygiene and Dental Assistant 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 and will be a requirement for Dental Hygiene and Dental 

Assistant program students’ classroom competencies. All topics 

will be pre-approved by Hawkeye Community College Dental 

Department. Students will also use these presentations to 

compete in the Iowa Dental Hygienists’ Association Clinical 

Student Presentations at IDHA Annual Session. Approved by the 

Iowa Dental Board. 

$25 

| 

55536 Apr 18 Th 6pm–8pm / 1 session 

Boge 

Main Campus - Grundy Hall 

Direct Care Professional 

Prepare to Care: Health Support 

Professional 

Prepare to Care is Iowa’s comprehensive Direct Care and 

Support Curriculum. Students will be prepared for certification 

as a Prepare to Care Health Support Professional, and 

certification as a Nurse’s Aide. Students will learn to support the 

basic needs of the person served and provide the care needed 

to maintain health and support specific conditions. Instructors 

have certification in the curriculum which includes training in 

adult learning. Methods are used to create an engaging and 

interactive class environment with a small instructor-to-student 

ratio. The course fee includes a textbook and materials, which 

will be given out on the first day of class. 

$899 55421 Feb 6 – Mar 28* TuTh 8:30am–12:30pm / 32 sessions 

| 

Rummel 


$899 55422 Feb 6 – Mar 28* TuTh 1pm–5pm / 32 sessions 

| 

Rummel 


*No class 3/1, 3/15, 3/16, 3/17. 

EMS Training 

Critical Care Paramedic Provider [HYBRID] 

This course will provide the education required to earn the 

Iowa Critical Care Paramedic endorsement. It is designed to 

prepare paramedics to provide advanced critical care during 

inter-facility transports, including performing advanced clinical 

patient assessments and providing invasive care beyond 

the standard scope of advanced pre-hospital care. Includes 

modes of transport, flight physiology, barophysiology, and 

transfer considerations, including safety, patient packaging and 

practice in a closely confined space, airway, and ventilation 

management including surgical airways and ventilators, CPAP 

and BiPAP, thoracostomy, and chest drainage maintenance, 

central venous lines, umbilical vein cannulation, expanded 

pharmacologic formulary, interpretation of laboratory data, 

12-lead ECG interpretation, monitoring and maintaining an 

IABP, and hemodynamic monitoring. Instruction is provided in 

both didactic and clinical settings. Participants who successfully 

complete this course will be recommended to the Iowa Bureau 

of EMS for Critical Care Endorsement. Suggested book to 

purchase: “Critical Care Transport” The 2nd Edition for textbook 

ISBN is 1284040992. Participants must hold an Iowa Paramedic 

Certification and have three years of experience. If less than 

three years of experience, the service Medical Director must 

give a letter of endorsement. Students must currently work for 

an Iowa EMS service (fire department, ambulance service, or 

hospital). 

$300 

| 

55535 Mar 25 – Jun 15* Online 24/7; 3/25–5/15 

Cockrell F 8am–5pm; 5/3 

*No class 5/25, 5/26, 5/27. 

EARN DENTAL CEUS 

Attend the Dental Student Research Review 

and view Dental Hygiene and Dental 

Assistant Students’ clinical presentation 

topics prepared for the Iowa Dental Hygiene 

Association Annual Session. 

Approved by the Iowa Dental Board. 

Thursday, April 18 from 6 - 8 p.m. 

Hawkeye Community College 

Main Campus – Grundy Hall 

Call 319-296-4290 or register online at 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/dental-CEU. 

Critical Care Paramedic Refresher 

Certified Professional Medical Coder : 

This 8-hour course is intended for Iowa Critical Care endorsed This intensive American Association of Professional Coders 

paramedics (CCP) who provide critical care transports for an (AAPC) Medical Coding Training Course will teach the students 

Iowa critical care transport service (CCT). Class is great for 

the fundamentals of medical coding skills for physician-based 

nurses and respiratory therapists as well. Anyone who works coding and prepares the student to take AAPC’s CPC Exam. 

in the Emergency Department, on an Ambulance, and in the The course covers CPT, HCPCS and ICD-10-CM coding as they 

ICU this class would benefit from the up-to-date information apply to these healthcare settings. A minimum of 80 hours 

for use in their field. Topics include: Airway Management, 

of coding instruction will be provided by a certified AAPC 

Respiratory Emergencies, Cardiac Conditions, Trauma 

instructor. All textbooks/e-books, an AAPC student membership, 

Emergencies, Pediatric Emergencies, and Medical Emergencies. practice exam, CPC Certification Exam, and a Practicode CPC-A 

Full attendance is required and no partial credit will be awarded. Practicum are included in this course. This intensive fast pace 

This class is approved for 8 CEH by Hawkeye Community College program leads to CPC certification in the medical coding field. 

for EMS providers and 8 Contact Hours for nurses from Hawkeye As a prerequisite to participate in the coding instruction in the 

Community College provider #5. 

course, all students will be given access to the AAPC Medical 

Terminology (40-hours) & AAPC Anatomy (40-hours) online 

$25 55247 Feb 22 Th 8am–5pm / 1 session 

| modules on 01/11/2024. Both online modules must successfully 

Staff 


be completed prior to starting the coding portion of the course 

that begins on 02/12/2024. If the student does not pass both 

online modules by this time, they will be dropped from the 

Healthcare Advancement 

course without a refund. 

$3999 | 55237 Jan 11 – Jun 10 Online 24/7; 1/11–2/11 

Anytime 20-Hour Medication Manager : 

2/12–6/10; 5pm–9pm 

The purpose of this course is to prepare individuals to safely 

administer or supervise self-administration of non-parenteral IV Therapy for the LPN [HYBRID] 

medications in a Residential Care Facility of 15 or fewer beds, 

an Assisted Living Program, or other community-based settings 

This course prepares the LPN to perform procedures related 

such as Supervised Apartment Living or Supported Community 

to the expanded scope of intravenous therapy in a licensed 

Living Arrangements. The Prepare to Care Core Module will be 

hospital, licensed skilled nursing facility, and a certified endstage 

renal dialysis unit. Major emphasis is placed on the 

offered at the beginning of the course. All participants must 

satisfactorily complete the Core Module prior to progressing to 

specialized skills needed to provide IV therapy for clients age 

the Medication Manager Course. This class will be completed 

12 or older and weighing 80 pounds or more. The textbook is 

online at your own pace. Must be completed in one month. The 

included in the course fee. To be eligible to enroll in the course, 

student will meet in person at Hawkeye Community College to 

the licensed practical nurse shall hold a current unrestricted 

complete the laboratory/clinical hours and for final state testing 

Iowa license to practice as a licensed practical nurse and 

which will be offered twice a month. You must sign up with the 

documentation of 1040 hours of practice as a licensed practical 

coordinator to be placed into the lab and testing. 

nurse; be practicing in a licensed hospital, a nursing facility or 

a certified end-stage renal dialysis unit whose policies allow 


the licensed practical nurse to perform procedures related to 

the expanded scope of intravenous therapy. This course is in a 

Certified Medication Aide [HYBRID] 

hybrid format. The asynchronous online course. The laboratory 

The purpose of this course is to prepare individuals to safely simulation will be in person on 03/22/2024 from 9:00am to 

administer nonparenteral medications in agencies/facilities 

1:00pm at Hawkeye Community College. Clinical may begin 

licensed by DIA. The emphasis is on safe administration and after 03/22/2024. The student must complete the clinical portion 

students are provided with classroom, laboratory, and clinical of the course within 60 days of completing the simulation 

experiences to assist in achieving course competencies. All 

laboratory requirements. A 30-day extension may be granted 

participants must satisfactorily complete the Prepare to Care at the discretion of the instructor and the approved continuing 

Core Module prior to progressing onto the Medication Aide 

education (CE) provider. Completion of this course will be 

Course. Individuals who have completed the Core Module 

awarded 43 contact hours. Hawkeye Community College, IBON 

previously may present their Core Certificate of Completion to provider #5. 

be excused from these hours if they choose. Please visit this link $559 55246 Feb 5 – May 21 Online 24/7; 2/5–3/21 

to complete the Core Module before the Medication Aide Course 

| 

Helmuth Lab 9am–1pm; 3/22 

begins: https://directcare.training-source.org/ 

$499 55240 Jan 15 – Apr 4 Helmuth 

$499 | 55241 Mar 4 – May 23 Helmuth 

CRITICAL CARE PARAMEDIC REFRESHER 

Thursday, February 22 from 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. Hawkeye Community College, Van G. Miller Adult Learning Center 

Get the most up-to-date information used in the critical care field. Designed for Iowa critical care endorsed 

paramedics, but is a great refresher for nurses, respiratory therapist, or healthcare professionals that work in 

the ICU or emergency department. 





Patient Access and Front Desk Certificate 

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 

medical terminology, basic computer skills, insurance, funding 

regulations, among other responsibilities of this role. 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 and HIPAA. A 

clinical simulation will be done at the end of the class to help 

prepare the student for the workforce. Textbooks and course 

materials are included in the cost of this program. 

$1499 

| 

55410 Jan 30 – May 16 TuTh 5pm–9pm / 32 sessions 


Pharmacy Technician Certificate 

(Live Online) : 

Pharmacy Technicians play an integral role in supporting 

pharmacists and providing safe and effective care to patients 

across pharmacy settings. Students in this course will be 

trained to perform the specific responsibilities of a pharmacy 

technician such as dispensing, packing, and labeling a 

prescribed medication to assure safe patient care. This 

course is a Pharmacy Technician Certification Board (PTCB)- 

Recognized Education Program and is 112 “classroom” hours, 

with an additional 4+ hours/week of online work. Successful 

completion of this course allows for eligibility to take the 

Pharmacy Technician Certification Exam (PTCE). Course fees 

include a textbook, a PTCB Practice Exam, and the PTCE; which 

is approved by the Iowa Board of Pharmacy. 

$2799 

| 

55236 Jan 22 – May 6 MTh 5pm–9pm 

Hannan 

Online 

Do you need CPR or First Aid training for 

your job or professional setting? 

This American Safety & Health Institute (AHSI) 

online course will teach CPR, AED, and basic 

first aid while preparing you for skills practice 

and testing where you’ll earn your certification. 

1. Visit www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/ASHI-skills and 

purchase your course. 

2. Complete the course and print the certificate. 

3. Contact the Health Coordinator, 319-296-4290 to 

schedule a skills and practice testing at Hawkeye 

Community College. The testing fee is $49 and 

includes the ASHI completion card. 

PART-TIME HEALTH 

INSTRUCTORS NEEDED 

Are you a registered nurse interested in teaching 

part-time? We’re looking for instructors for the 

following classes. 

IV Therapy 

Medication Administration 

Prepare to Care 

Email health@hawkeyecollege.edu for more 

information or complete our online application at 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/health-instructor. 

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. 

2. Complete the course and print the 

certificate. 

3. Contact the Health Coordinator at 

319-296-4290 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. 


ADVANCED 

MANUFACTURING 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/manufacturing 

319-296-4290 


Electrical 

Electrical Fabrication 1 

[NEW] 

This course provides an introduction to electrical system 

wiring and fosters a foundational understanding of electrical 

wiring and components. Topics include basic electrical system 

wiring, interpretation of wire installation plans, safe handling 

of non-metallic cable, application of fundamental components 

like switches, outlets, lighting, and the connection of electrical 

services. 

$395 55513 Feb 20 – Mar 6 M–Th 7am–9am / 10 sessions 

| 

Larson 


Electrical Power Distribution 

[NEW] 

This course covers a wide range of electrical power distribution 

topics, starting with an introduction to raceways, including 

conduit basics, EMT conduit cutoff and preparation, conduit 

bodies and boxes, and conduit fittings. It then progresses 

to basic conduit bending, including conduit benders, basic 

conduit bending, and offset bends. Advanced topics are also 

covered, such as IMC conduit and flexible conduit, conductors, 

disconnects, and overcurrent protection, along with conduit 

sizing and wire pulling techniques. Each segment of the course 

includes specific objectives, activities, and hands on skills. 

$395 55516 Mar 7 – Mar 25 M–Th 7am–9am / 10 sessions 

| 

Larson 


Electrical Systems 1 

[NEW] 

This immersive course offers an in-depth study of electrical laws 

and principles, focusing on both DC and AC circuits. Through 

a blend of lectures, labs, online simulations, and hands-on 

experience, students will gain comprehensive knowledge and 

practical skills in electrical systems. Certification Preparation: 

The course is tailored to prepare students for the Smart 

Automation Certification Alliance SACA C-201 Electrical Systems 

1 Certification 

$635 55506 Jan 16 – Feb 19 M–Th 7am–9am / 20 sessions 

| 

Larson 


Rotating Electrical Machines 

[NEW] 

This course provides an introduction to electrical circuits and 

covers a range of essential topics in rotating electrical machines. 

These topics include DC series motors, DC shunt and compound 

motors, motor speed and torque, motor performance, splitphase 

AC motors, capacitor-start AC motors, permanentcapacitor 

and two-capacitor motors, as well as three-phase 

AC induction motors. DC generator, AC alternator for mobile 

generation as well as synchronous, for power factor correction 

will be covered. 

$780 55519 Mar 26 – May 9* M–Th 7am–9am; 3/26–4/30 

| 

Stwalley M–Th 12pm–2pm; 5/1–5/9 / 



Fluid Power 

Hydraulics Systems 1 

[NEW] 

The Basic Hydraulics course offers an introduction to the 

practical use and applications of hydraulic power, equipping 

learners with the essential skills and knowledge required 

for implementing hydraulics in today’s industries. This 

comprehensive program delves into crucial subjects such 

as hydraulic power and safety, hydraulic circuits, hydraulic 

schematics, the fundamentals of hydraulic pressure and 

flow, and hydraulic speed control circuits. The curriculum 

encompasses topics ranging from pumps and fluid friction 

to connecting hydraulic circuits, hydraulic cylinders, and 

various valves, including flow control valves. Additionally this 

course will cover major topics like hydraulic filter and fluid 

maintenance, fittings and seals, hose and clamping devices, and 

tubing and component installation. Certification Preparation: 

The course is tailored to prepare students for the Smart 

Automation Certification Alliance SACA C-255 Hydraulic Systems 

1 Certification and C-256 Hydraulic Maintenance 1 Certification. 

$735 55517 Mar 12 – Apr 23* M–Th 9am–11am / 25 sessions 

| 

Jones 



Hydraulics Systems 2 

[NEW] 

This course expands upon foundational hydraulic skills, 

providing in-depth knowledge of hydraulic components and 

their practical applications. Students will acquire industryrelevant 

expertise in various areas, encompassing operation, 

installation, performance analysis, and design. These topics 

encompass accumulator sizing, system design, circuit 

applications, component operation and installation, pilotoperated 

directional control valves (DCVs), two-stage directional 

control valves, cam-operated directional control valves (DCVs), 

DCV spool center types and applications, cylinder types and 

mountings, pressure-compensated flow control valves, pilotoperated 

check valves, direct-operated relief valves, noncompensated 

flow control valves, rapid traverse and slow feed 

circuits, cylinder sequencing, remote pressure control, pump 

unloading circuits, and p-port check valves. Furthermore, 

students will gain industry-relevant skills associated with these 

advanced topics, including operation, installation, performance 

analysis, maintenance, and design. These subjects encompass 

heat exchangers, reservoirs, fluid conductors, fluid conditioning, 

filtration, motor performance, pump performance, system 

design, and maintenance. 

$735 55520 Apr 24 – Jun 6* M–Th 9am–11am / 24 sessions 

| 

Jones 


*No class 5/27, 5/28. 

Pneumatic System 1 

[NEW] 

This course introduces students to the fundamental principles 

of fluid power, offering hands-on experience with pneumatic 

components and operations. Through lectures, labs, online 

curriculum, and practical exercises, students will learn to 

identify fluid power symbols, understand terminology, read 

blueprints, and work with essential pneumatic components. 

Certification Preparation: The course is tailored to prepare 

students for the Smart Automation Certification Alliance SACA 

C-209 Pneumatics Systems 1 Certification. 

$445 55514 Feb 20 – Mar 11 M–Th 9am–11am / 12 sessions 

| 

Stwalley 


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Advanced Manufacturing

Advanced Manufacturing 

Industry 4.0 

Industry 4.0 Advanced Operations 

[NEW] 

This certification is an introductory credential that prepares 

individuals to analyze and modify modern production control 

systems that use Industry 4.0 automation technologies and 

processes. It’s appropriate for individuals in occupations, such as 

maintenance, IT, and engineering seeking to become versed in 

basic factory floor controls, automation and programming. This 

course covers a wide range of topics including mechanical drives, 

more advanced fluid power concepts, material handling, sensors, 

PLC programming and project development, CNC machining, 

and more! Competencies include Smart Manufacturing System 

Metrics and Optimization; Setup, Adjustment, and Operation 

of Computer Controlled Machines; Basic Ethernet Network 

Operation; Basic Programmable Controller Programming and 

Operation; Basic Mechanical and Hydraulics System Operation 

and Adjustment; Basic Mechatronic Systems Programming and 

Operation; Basic Robotics and CNC Programming and Operation; 

and HMI Interface and Operation. 

$1295 55549 Jan 8 – Mar 1* M–F 8am–10am / 39 sessions 

| 

Albasri 



$1295 55548 Jan 8 – Mar 1* M–F 5pm–7pm / 39 sessions 

| 

Albasri 



Industry 4.0 Basic Operations 


individuals to succeed in modern production environments 

that use Industry 4.0 controls, automation, and processes. 

It’s appropriate for individuals working in any occupation in 

advanced manufacturing. Competencies include Concepts and 

Terminology of Smart Manufacturing; Basic Setup, Adjustment 

and Operation of Automated Machines; Safety and Hand Tools; 

Blueprint and Schematic Reading; Precision Measurement; 

Basic Electrical Control, Pneumatic, and Sensor Systems 

Operation; Basic Robot Operation and Terminology; Production 

Monitoring via HMI, Internet, Ethernet, and Smart Phones; and 

Workplace Communication. 

$1295 55547 Jan 8 – Mar 1* M–F 8am–10am / 39 sessions 

| 

Albasri 



$1295 55546 Jan 8 – Mar 1* M–F 5:30pm–7:30pm / 39 sessions 

| 

Albasri 



Industry 4.0 Robot System Operations 

[NEW] 


individuals to operate industrial robots and other industry 4.0 

technologies in a modern production environment. It’s ideal 

for manufacturing technicians, maintenance technicians and 

IT professionals seeking to become versed in robot system 

operations. This course is intended for an operator, technician, 

engineer, or programmer who must set up, record, and/or 

troubleshoot programs on Handling Tool software package. The 

course covers the Handling Tool application, testing, running, 

and refining the program and production setup. The course 

consists of lectures, chapter reviews, demonstrations, and a 

series of lab exercises designed to reinforce what the student 

has learned. In addition to lab exercises, a pre-test, and post-test 

are used to measure mastery of objectives. 

$780 55551 Mar 4 – Apr 8 MWF 8am–11am / 16 sessions 

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Albasri 


$780 

| 

55550 Mar 4 – Apr 8 MWF 4:30pm–7:30pm / 16 sessions 

Albasri 


Robot System Operations and Simulation 

[NEW] 

Robot System Operations and simulation course is an 

introductory course that prepares individuals to operate 

industrial robots and other industry 4.0 technologies in a 

modern production environment. This certification is ideal 

for manufacturing technicians, maintenance technicians and 

IT professionals seeking to become versed in robot system 

operations. This course is intended for an operator, technician, 

engineer, or programmer who must set up, record, and/or 

troubleshoot programs on Handling Tool software package. 

The course is divided into two sections that covers the Handling 

Tool application and RoboGuide simulation. Handling Tool 

application covers testing, running, and refining the program 

and production setup. Recommended safety procedures are 

integrated into all training exercises. RoboGuide simulation 

covers creating a handlingPro virtual work cell that contains a 

FANUC robot with end of arm tooling, one or more fixtures for 

holding parts and a teach pendant program that moves parts 

from one fixture to another. The course consists of lectures, 

chapter reviews, demonstrations, and a series of lab exercises 

designed to reinforce what the student has learned. In addition 

to lab exercises, a pre-test, and post-test are used to measure 

mastery of objectives. 

$1250 

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$1250 

| 

55612 Mar 4 – Apr 26 MWF 8am–11am / 24 sessions 

Albasri 


55611 Mar 4 – Apr 26 MWF 4:30pm–7:30pm / 24 sessions 

Albasri 


Mechanical 

Industrial Print Reading 

[NEW] 

This course instructs learners in the interpretation and 

utilization of technical drawings. It is essential to print reading 

principles, practical applications, multiview drawings, and 

various line type meanings. The curriculum addresses print 

dimensioning, ranging from fundamental concepts to the 

intricacies of first-angle projection. Special emphasis is 

placed on assembly drawings, fasteners, and concludes with 

an introductory exploration of geometric dimensioning and 

tolerancing. 

$445 55510 Jan 16 – Feb 5 M–Th 12pm–2pm / 12 sessions 

| 

Cook 


Laser Shaft Alignment 1 

[NEW] 

Laser Shaft Alignment has gained global popularity in industries 

due to its ability to facilitate faster and more precise shaft 

alignments compared to traditional methods like dial indicators 

or straight edge and feeler gauges. Laser shaft alignment 

systems eliminate issues like indicator sagging, reading 

resolution errors, and parallax errors. The course 97-ME2A 

provides instruction on setting up, operating, and applying laser 

shaft alignment to various industrial applications. Certification 

Preparation: The course is tailored to prepare students for the 

Smart Automation Certification Alliance SACA C-302 Laser Shaft 

Alignment 1 Certification. 

$250 55521 Apr 24 – Apr 30 M–Th 12pm–2pm / 4 sessions 

| 

Cook 


Mechanical Power Systems 1 

[NEW] 

This course provides essential knowledge on mechanical 

drives training, encompassing motor mounting, key fasteners, 

power transmission systems, V-belt drives, chain drives, spur 

gear drives, and multiple shaft drives. Learners will focus on 

objectives such as measuring motor shaft speed, calculating 

rotary mechanical power, understanding flexible jaw coupling 

operation, adjusting belt tension, managing chain sag in 

different applications, comprehending backlash function, and 

performing sleeve coupling alignment procedures. Certification 

Preparation: The course is tailored to prepare students for the 

Smart Automation Certification Alliance SACA C-210 Mechanical 

Power Systems 1 Certification. 

$735 55512 Feb 6 – Mar 18 M–Th 12pm–2pm / 24 sessions 

| 

Cook 


Mechanical Power Systems 2 

[NEW] 

This course encompasses the construction, functioning, 

setup, and alignment of robust V-belt drives, synchronous belt 

drives, and heavy-duty chain drives. It also includes V-belt 

maintenance, problem-solving, timing belt drives, proper 

lubrication practices, flange couplings, grid and gear couplings, 

as well as chain selection. Certification Preparation: The course 

is tailored to prepare students for the Smart Automation 

Certification Alliance SACA C-301 Mechanical Power Systems 1 

Certification. 

$635 55518 Mar 19 – Apr 23* M–Th 12pm–2pm / 21 sessions 

| 

Cook 



Portable Measurement Tools 1 

[NEW] 

This course covers fundamental measurement principles, 

encompassing basic measurement techniques, precision 

measurement, direct and indirect gauging methods, and 

dimensional measurements using both the U.S. customary 

and S.I. metric systems. Key topics include tape measurement, 

measurement conversion, utilization of precision measurement 

tools such as dial calipers, digital calipers, micrometers, 

dimensional gauges, and dial indicator measurements. 

$225 55505 Jan 9 – Jan 11 Tu–Th 12pm–2pm / 3 sessions 

| 

Cook 


Calvin Johnson inspects one of the Amatrol 

Motor Control Systems used by students in the 

Industrial Maintenance program to gain handson 

experience before entering the workforce. 

GRADUATE SPOTLIGHT 

Calvin Johnson finds new focus and purpose 

through Industrial Maintenance program 

In 2010, Calvin Johnson left his home in 

Lexington, Mississippi, and headed north, 

looking for new opportunities. Family 

connections brought him to Waterloo, Iowa. 

“My uncle worked for John Deere,” 

Johnson said. “He was at John Deere for 30- 

plus years before he retired.” 

Before coming to Iowa, Johnson worked 

as a groundskeeper. His father worked in 

maintenance, and Johnson can remember 

following him around on the job and 

sometimes helping out. 

“That’s what made me want to follow in his 

footsteps,” he said. 

Johnson first connected with Hawkeye’s 

Workforce Training and Community 

Development department where he was 

able to access services from the GAP and 

Hawkeye Employment Network programs. 

These programs provided him with support 

and resources to not just find a new job, but 

to develop a new career at no cost to him. 

After a consultation with a career pathway 

navigator he decided to enroll in the 

Industrial Maintenance program. 

While Johnson had some previous training 

as a welder, he wasn’t experienced in the 

electrical side of maintenance. The program 

gave him knowledge and hands-on practice 

with hydraulic and pneumatic fluid power, 

programmable logic controllers, single- and 

three-phase motor controls, and more. 

Now a graduate of the Industrial 

Maintenance program, Johnson feels an 

immense sense of pride. His family is proud 

of him, too, and together, they are excited 

about where his new career path will take 

him. His advice to others looking for a new 

direction: Never give up. 

“Pay attention, be a leader, and never be 

afraid to ask questions,” he said. “Just be 

the best you can be.” 

Call 319-296-4447 for more information 

about the Industrial Maintenance program. 

Advanced Manufacturing 



Life & Leisure 

LIFE & LEISURE 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/leisure 

319-296-4290 


Arts 

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 provided for in class use and you will receive a 

calligraphy pen to take home. Youth 15+ may register. 

$59 

| 

55485 Feb 22 – Mar 7 Th 6:30pm–8:30pm / 3 sessions 

Bell 


Junkyard Art 101 

Would you like to learn how to turn scraps of metal into pieces 

of art? Join this interactive class to pick up the basics of cutting, 

bending, shaping, drilling, and finishing steel. Students will also 

learn about armatures, structural integrity, and anchoring their 

work pieces properly from a local metal sculptor. Students must 

practice shop safety at all times. A welding helmet, gloves, and 

welding materials are included in the price of the class. 

$199 

| 

55507 Feb 6 – Feb 22 TuTh 6:30pm–8:30pm / 6 sessions 

Reed 


Watercolor Painting 1 

Would you like to paint in watercolor but don’t know where to 

start? Discover unique watercolor techniques that will make 

your work fresh, easy, and fun. With Felicia’s guidance, you’ll 

learn how to use paints, develop your creative style, and make 

interesting textures with household supplies. Even if you’ve 

never picked up a paintbrush before, this class will help you 

create beautiful works of art. Explore color mixing, application 

techniques, and fun watercolor effects. Tuition includes 

materials to be used in class. 

$99 

| 

55537 Mar 13 – Mar 27 W 6pm–8:30pm / 3 sessions 

Babb Cass Main Campus - Black Hawk Hall 

Watercolor Painting 2 

Take your watercolor painting skills to the next level! In this class 

you will become better acquainted with watercolors, explore 

some fun tools and techniques, and create finished watercolor 

paintings. Discover advanced texture techniques, expanded 

brush techniques, and how to get a good edge with your brush. 

Tuition includes materials to be used in class. 

$99 

| 

55538 Apr 3 – Apr 17 W 6pm–8:30pm / 3 sessions 

Babb Cass Main Campus - Black Hawk Hall 

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. 

$50 

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$50 

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$50 

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$50 

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Finance 

55564 Jan 20 Sa 8:30am–12:30pm / 1 session 

Thompson Cedar Falls Center 

55565 Feb 19 M 5:30pm–9:30pm / 1 session 

Block 


55566 Mar 23 Sa 8:30am–12:30pm / 1 session 

Block 


55567 Apr 22 M 5:30pm–9:30pm / 1 session 

Thompson Cedar Falls Center 

Bitcoin Basics 

A highly interactive course covering what Bitcoin is and how 

to use it. This course will provide you with a foundation to 

navigate the digital currency space safely and securely as well as 

providing you with the right resources to learn more. 

" 

“So much joy! The instructor makes the class 

fun and challenging.” – Karen M. 


$29 

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55500 Apr 3 W 6pm–8pm / 1 session 

Rindels 


Food & Drink 

Danielle’s Dutch Baking 

Join us and bake your own almond-filled cookies. In this class, 

you will learn how to make these amazing Dutch cookies with 

step-by-step instructions from an authentic Dutch baker. 

Danielle’s goodies regularly sell out at local farmers markets, 

and this is your chance to learn one of her recipes. 

$45 

| 

55508 Feb 8 Th 6pm–8pm / 1 session 

Hamberg-ten Hoeve Main Campus - Student Center 

Danielle’s Dutch Letter Baking 

[NEW] 

Do you love Dutch letter cookies? Here’s your chance to learn 

the secrets behind making authentic Dutch letters from scratch. 

You will use a Dutch recipe to make these famous, delicious 

cookies. The instructor will provide students with step-by-step 

instructions on how to make puff pastry dough and bake their 

own Dutch letters. Danielle is an authentic Dutch baker, and her 

goodies regularly sell out at local markets. 

$45 55610 Feb 29 Th 5:30pm–8:30pm / 1 session 

| 

Hamberg-ten Hoeve Main Campus - Student Center 

Homemade Pasta 

[NEW] 

Learn to make pasta at home with or without a pasta machine. 

This class will go over how to make basic egg pasta using eggs, 

flour, and water, and how to make modifications for variations 

such as squash or spinach pasta. You’ll learn how to roll it out 

by hand or machine, and how to dry the pasta for later use. 

$45 55542 Mar 7 Th 6pm–8pm / 1 session 

| 

Metz 

Main Campus - Student Center 

Quick and Healthy Cooking 

[NEW] 

Are you tired of eating the same thing everyday? Hearing “there 

is nothing to eat” or “I don’t like that”? Are you not sure how 

much time it takes to make healthy meals and snacks? Join 

us and learn how some quick and healthy recipes can help 

make things easier for you. We will cover smoothies, vegetarian 

options, and high protein foods – including one you will make 

and take home with you! 

$45 55541 Jan 18 Th 6pm–8pm / 1 session 

| 

Crouch 

Main Campus - Student Center 

Home 

Embracing Minimalism: De-clutter Your Life 

How does simpler mornings, less clutter, more productivity 

and possibly less laundry sound? 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 

| 

55476 Mar 25 M 6:30pm–8:30pm / 1 session 

Crouch 


Language & Creative Writing 

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 55477 Jan 16 – Feb 6 TuTh 6:30pm–8:30pm / 7 sessions 

| 

Stefl 


" 

“I loved the class.” – Marcia T. 


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 

| 

55478 Feb 13 – Mar 5 TuTh 6:30pm–8:30pm / 7 sessions 

Stefl 



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

Levels 1 and 2 and would like to become even more proficient. 

In this class you will further develop your vocabulary and 

sentence structure. The first session will be a refresher of 

content learned previously then adding new content to expand 

your American Sign Language abilities. Youth 15+ may register. 

$99 

| 

55479 Mar 19 – Apr 9 TuTh 6:30pm–8:30pm / 7 sessions 

Stefl 


Beginning Conversational Spanish 1 

Would you like to learn common Spanish phrases to survive 

your first conversation with a native speaker? Perhaps you 

are planning a trip to a Spanish-speaking country. Traditional 

language courses are structured around years of study, 

but in this class you will learn the basics to help you begin 

speaking Spanish now in simple phrases. Participate in realistic 

conversational situations to practice and improve your Spanish 

speaking skills. No prior Spanish is required. 

$89 55480 Jan 16 – Feb 27* Tu 6pm–8pm / 6 sessions 

| 

Fix 



Beginning Conversational Spanish 2 

Take your conversational skills to the next level. Learn correct 

pronunciation and word usage with real-life situations that 

include expressing a need, making a request, or retelling a 

conversation. Improve your confidence by increasing your 

vocabulary and comprehension. 

$89 

| 

55481 Mar 5 – Apr 9 Tu 6pm–8pm / 6 sessions 

Fix 


Creating a Family History Book 

Have you been collecting your family history? Are you ready 

to compile it into a professional format that you can share 

with others? If so, join us to learn how to design and create a 

professional-looking family history book using the online tool, 

Mixbook. 

$39 

| 

55543 Feb 6 – Feb 13 Tu 6pm–8pm / 2 sessions 

Seible 

Main Campus - Bremer Hall 

Introduction to Bullet Journaling 

Looking for a tool to maintain your mental health, inspire 

creativity, and organize your thoughts? Then this class is for 

you. Come learn the basics of bullet journaling through guided 

journal prompts, art, and a dash of fun. 

$79 

| 

55483 Apr 4 – Apr 11 Th 6:30pm–8:30pm / 2 sessions 

Albright-Hansen Cedar Falls Center 

Introduction to Improv 

Do you enjoy shows like Who’s Line is it Anyways? Then this 

class is for you. Step out of your comfort zone thinking on 

your feet, being silly, and making things up as you go through 

fames and other exercises while building essential social and 

professional skills that will last you a life time. 

$29 

| 

55482 Feb 29 – Mar 7 Th 6:30pm–8:30pm / 2 sessions 

Albright-Hansen Cedar Falls Center 

Register online at www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce | 319-296-4290 | 25 

Life & Leisure

Life & Leisure 

Legacy Letters: Sharing Your Values Through 

Personal Messages 

Participants will learn the history of this beautiful, ancient 

tradition and why it is still relevant in our contemporary lives. 

They will learn how to craft several legacy letters that express 

life-learned values, wisdom, and blessings. They will also learn 

four key components that set legacy letters apart from other 

personal letters and from memoir. These messages are written 

from the heart, so writing experience is not necessary. 

$29 

| 

55540 Mar 24 Su 2pm–4:30pm / 1 session 

Schuerman New Aldaya 

Personal Improvement 

Self Defense: Seishin Ryu Karate 

This class is intended for the average non-martial artist who 

is interested in basic personal safety and self-protection. 

The primary focus of the class is aimed towards making 

individuals aware of different types of violence while giving 

them basic tools to avoid, deescalate, deter, and escape such 

encounters. Portions of the class will be hands-on. A partner is 

recommended but not required. Youth 12+ may register. The 

class is taught by 6th degree black belt, Elvin Johnson. Elvin has 

been a student of karate for over 30 years. This class is held at 

the Cedar Falls Karate Club. 

$29 

| 

55486 Mar 2 Sa 10am–12:30pm / 1 session 

Johnson 

Cedar Falls Karate Club 

Situational Awareness and Personal 

Safety 

[NEW] 

How is your situational awareness? Join this class to help raise 

your awareness of potentially dangerous situations, and learn 

how you can respond in bad situations. Students will learn more 

about situational awareness and how to protect their personal 

safety. 

$39 55580 Feb 17 Sa 10am–12pm / 1 session 

| 

Staff 


Clay spent over 26 years in the 

United States Navy serving as a 

SEAL. Over this time, Clay had 

extensive training in many special 

operation subjects and extensive 

practical experience with multiple 

combat deployments and security 

operations around the world. 

After retirement from the Navy in 

2012, he continues to expand his 

security knowledge by frequently 

attending DHS, Secret Service, 

and FEMA training classes 

relating to threat awareness, 

security assessments, school and 

workplace violence prevention. 

Clay looks forward to sharing this 

knowledge with class attendees. 

Recreation & Hobbies 

Balloon Twisting +1 

Extreme fun! That’s how people describe this class. Learn from 

a pro the tips and techniques of shaping and twisting special 

modeling balloons into various forms to create figures, animals 

and objects. Mom, dad, aunt, uncle, big sister or brother – feel 

free to bring one child to the class for free. Child must be at 

least seven years old. Each paid registrant will leave with a hand 

pump and bag of 100 assorted balloons. You may want to bring 

a bag to carry all of your balloons home. 

$45 

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Anderson Cedar Falls Center 

DIY Travel: Be Your Own Travel Agent 

Travel the world on a budget! Discover how to travel 

comfortably and affordably while being your own travel 

agent. An 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. 

$39 55475 Feb 15 – Feb 22 Th 6pm–8pm / 2 sessions 

| 

" 

Plouff 


“I love the excitement of the instructor. 

Very engaging! Kept my attention after a 

10-hour work day.” – Tarah P. 

Fly Tying 101 [NEW] 

Are you interested in taking your fly fishing to the next level? 

Join us for this hands-on course that will combine examples and 

practical learning in a classroom setting. 

$129 

| 

55544 Apr 9 Tu 5:30pm–8:30pm / 1 session 

Kramer III Cedar Falls Center 

Intro to Small Unmanned Aircraft Systems & 

Recreational Drones 

Learn about the latest Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) 

rules for flying “small Unmanned Aircraft Systems”, otherwise 

known as drones, as a hobby or commercially. All drone pilots 

are required to register with the FAA and pass an online test. 

This course will cover the requirements for The Recreational 

UAS Safety Test (TRUST) for recreational drone pilots and the 

FAA Part 107 Remote Pilot Test for commercial drone pilots. It 

will show you where you can and cannot fly, and how to legally 

fly near an airport. Commercial drone pilots must know how to 

read an FAA Sectional Chart and aeronautical weather reports. 

This course will give you tips for buying a drone or how to 

do more with a drone you already have. It will also show you 

examples of drone photography. Youth 15+ may register. 

$49 

| 

55488 Mar 11 – Mar 21 MTh 6pm–8pm / 4 sessions 

Leeper 


Learn to Play Bridge 

Students will learn to play bridge – the King of card games. 

Bridge is a partnership game, but you don’t need a partner to 

join the class. This class will teach you the basics of the game 

which has been shown in several studies to promote cognitive 

and social skills! This is a game which will stretch your mind, 

make friendships, and become a lifelong, rewarding hobby. 

$39 

| 

55487 Feb 26 – Apr 15 M 6:30pm–8:30pm / 8 sessions 

Jones 


A.I. ADVENTURES: 

INTRO TO MACHINE 

LEARNING 

ROBLOX MAKERS JUNE 24–28 

Ages 8–11 9:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. Ages 11–14 1:00 – 4:00 p.m. 

Unlock the power of ROBLOX ® Studio, the world creation tool 

used by real-world ROBLOX ® developers! Learn how to build 3D 

models and create an adventure in your ROBLOX ® world. Bring 

characters to life with unique animations you design. 

MINECRAFT REDSTONE ENGINEERS 

JULY 8–12 


Take the next step beyond simply “playing” Minecraft and become 

a true Redstone engineer. Expand your Redstone knowledge by 

constructing your own carnival with a variety of mini-games, roller 

coasters, and attractions powered by Redstone. 

ROBLOX CODERS JULY 29–AUGUST 2 

REGISTER TODAY! www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce/tech-campsor or 319-296-4290 

Scholarships are available Classes // Face-to-face meet at Hawkeye classes Community meet at Hawkeye College Community College 

Main Campus – Main Buchanan Campus Hall, 1501 – Buchanan East Orange Hall, Road, 1501 Waterloo East Orange Not sponsored Road, or Waterloo 

endorsed by any school district. 

NEW! 

A.I. ADVENTURES: INTRO 

TO MACHINE LEARNING JULY 15–19 


Explore the world of artificial intelligence to design fully 

interactive games and experiences using cutting-edge 

technology. This program combines artificial intelligence with 

coding to create an unforgettable learning adventure. 

MAKE YOUR FIRST VIDEO GAME 

JULY 22-26 


Our classic game design camp reimagined to include even more 

of what you love! Make your first video game in this one-of-a-kind 

class that gives you the keys to designing your first 2D platformer 

game. Conceptualization, level design, graphics, sounds, and 

simple coding are just some of the concepts that we’ll explore. 

NEW! 


Discover the Lua coding language while designing experiences 

in ROBLOX®, an online universe where you can create anything 

you dream of. This class combines game design concepts, 

coding, and fun! New developers will learn to use Roblox’s 

Studio software to reimagine the popular game genres with 

your own custom code! 



GENERAL INFORMATION AND POLICIES 

HIGH SCHOOL COMPLETION 

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. 

Enrollment 

Pre-registration required. Register through Hawkeye Business and 

Community Education prior to class start. Payment is required at the time 

of registration.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). 

Evaluation Forms 

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

distributed at the end of the class. 

Refunds 

Refunds will be issued to learners who withdraw at least two business 

days prior to class start date, however, there are class exceptions. Please 

review your class confirmation for the refund policy specific to your class. 

The High School Completion Program offers standards-based 

instruction to prepare students for a High School Equivalency 

diploma 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. 

Students have the option of attending all classes remotely. 

The High School Completion Program offers three pathways to 

earn a High School Equivalency Diploma. Students can enroll in 

the HiSET pathway, the High School Equivalency Diploma (HSED) 

by Credit pathway, or the HSED by Foreign Postsecondary degree 

pathway. Call 319-296-4278 for more information. 

High School Completion students must: 

• complete the registration application 

• attend a two-hour orientation 

• schedule an assessment 

• attend class during the first week 

2024 PROGRAM DATES 

General Information and Policies 

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. 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: Equity 

Coordinator and Title IX Coordinator for employees, (319) 296-4405; or 

Title IX Coordinator for students, (319) 296-4448; Hawkeye Community 

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

8015; or 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, email: OCR.Chicago@ed.gov. 

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. 

REGISTRATION: https://bit.ly/HawkeyeHSC 

In-person registration assistance is available Tuesdays and 

Thursdays 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. and Wednesdays 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. 

HISET QUARTER 3 CLASSES January 16 to March 7, 2024 

Registration deadline: December 13, 2023 

• Day classes: Monday – Thursday 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. 

• Evening classes: Tuesday and Thursday 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. 

HISET QUARTER 4 CLASSES March 18 to May 9, 2024 

Registration deadline: February 29, 2024 

• Day classes: Monday – Thursday 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. 

• Evening classes: Tuesday and Thursday 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. 

HSED by Credit pathway: 

Independent Online Courses: 5 hours minimum /week 

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

Testing is by appointment four times per week at the 

Van G. Miller Adult Learning Center for those who qualify. 

HSED by Credit pathway - $53.75 annual courseware fee 

ADDITIONAL OPPORTUNITIES 

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

opportunities. 

High School Courses – $150 

Take courses that transfer to your high school. 

Accuplacer Testing – Testing is by appointment. 

Call the Van G. Miller Adult Learning Center to schedule. 

High School Completion 

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. 



ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING (ELL) 

THREE EASY WAYS TO REGISTER FOR CLASSES 

Adult Language 

English language instruction assists individuals of limited English 

proficiency to learn 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! 

Students have the option of attending classes remotely. 

Call 319-296-4278 for more information. 

ENGLISH LANGUAGE LEARNING CLASS – FREE 

English Language Learning students must: 

• complete the registration application 

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

• take an assessment before beginning class 

• attend class during the first week 

• pay a $32 textbook fee the first week of class 

Assessment (3 hours) 

Appointments will be made at registration (students must register 

and complete an assessment before they will be enrolled in class). 

Due to high demand for classes, students may be put on a waiting list. 

2024 PROGRAM DATES 

REGISTRATION: https://bit.ly/HawkeyeELL 

In-person registration assistance is available Tuesdays and 

Thursdays 9AM to 7PM and Wednesdays 9AM to 4PM. 

SPRING SEMESTER CLASSES January 16 to May 9, 2024 

Registration deadline: December 13, 2023 

FALL SEMESTER CLASSES August 19 to December 5, 2024 

Registration deadline: July 25, 2024 

• Day classes: Monday – Thursday 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. or 

11:15 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. 

• Evening classes: Tuesday and Thursday 6 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. 

INTEGRATED EDUCATION AND TRAINING 

Students who are enrolled in the English Language Learning (ELL) 

or High School Completion (HSC) programs at the Adult Learning 

Center who have qualifying test scores can apply to take a free 

Integrated Education and Training (IET) class. We offer Commercial 

Driver License (CDL) IET, Hospitality Management I-BEST, 

Computer Technology Skills (IET), and Basic Construction Skills 

IELCE (ELL only). We also offer Computer Numerical Control (CNC) 

I-BEST, Certified Nursing Assistant (CNA) I-BEST, and Child Health, 

Safety, and Nutrition (IELCE). Register for ELL or HSC to qualify. 

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 oneon-one 

assistance to parents interested in transferring to college 

credit coursework. Call 319-296-4278 for more information. 

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ONLINE at www.hawkeyecollege.edu/ce 

Create a profile Pick a class Check out! 

CALL 319-296-4290 or 1-877-897-0951 

(Monday – Friday from 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.) 

MAIL OR DROP OFF THE FORM BELOW 

Hawkeye Community College 

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5330 Nordic Drive, Cedar Falls, IA 50613 

Please print and complete the entire form. 

Payment is required for registration. 

Social Security # ______________________________________________________ 

Date of Birth __________________________________________________________ 

First Name ________________ Middle Initial ____ Last Name ________________ 

Address ______________________________________________________________ 

City _____________________________ State __________ ZIP _________________ 

Phone _______________________________________________________________ 

Email _______________________________________________________________ 

Gender ______________________________________________________________ 

Are you Hispanic or Latino? q Yes 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 _________ CVV ______ 

Signature __________________________________________________________ 

Class ID and Title ____________________________________________________ 



PAYMENT POLICIES 

For faster response, register online, or by 

email, phone or fax 319-266-6772. If a course 

is full when we receive your form, you’ll be 

notified by mail and your payment will 

be returned. 

You won’t 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 in 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. 

REFUNDS 

Refunds will be issued to learners who 

withdraw at least two business days prior 

to class start date, however, there are 

class exceptions. Please review your class 

confirmation for the refund policy specific 

to your class. 

BOOKS 

Hawkeye Bookstore operates on the main 

campus in the Brock Student Center. Students 

have an opportunity to purchase books the 

first night of class. Books are available at 

the course location. Price printed does NOT 

include tax. Prices subject to change. 

CLASS CANCELLATIONS 

Courses and workshops are subject to 

cancellation if the minimum enrollment isn’t 

attained. In such cases, you’ll receive a full 

refund and be notified by email or phone. 

Avoid showing up for a cancelled class 

by preregistering. 

WEATHER AND EMERGENCY 

CANCELLATIONS 

Classes may be canceled due to severe 

weather, emergency, or maintenance 

situations. Announcements are 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. When in doubt, 

call 319-296-4444 or visit 

www.hawkeyecollege.edu. 

CONFIRMATION POLICY 

An email confirmation is 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 they are subject to change. 

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