fall 2010 continuing education catalog - bcc

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Reg is ter for any course using VISA or MasterCard — call 607 778-5012 1Preregistration is required for ALL courses

Interested? Attend

one of our

FREE

information sessions:

ItalyMonday, November 87-8:30 p.m.

Ecuador & Dominican RepublicMonday, November 157-8:30 p.m.

Both programs meet in the Decker Building, Room 201

Although the sessions are free, seating is limited.

Call 778-5012 to reserve your place!

Study Abroadwith BCC!

BCC currently has opportunities available to study in Italy, Ecuador and the Dominican Republic. If you, your children or grandchildren have considered studying in another country, join us for one of our information sessions. You can also check us out on the web at www.sunybroome.edu/studyabroad.

Italy:At least once in a lifetime, everyone should experience the majesty and splendor unique to Italy. Join us for a memorable experience at Lorenzo de’Medici in Florence, Tuscania, or the Three Cities Program, The American University of Rome or the Istituto Venezia in Venice.Sample Courses include:Italian Language & Literature, Archaeology, Art History,

Communications, Culinary, Art, Dance, Music & Theatre, Fashion Design, Film Studies, Graphic Design, Jewelry Design, International Business, International Relations, Communications

Ecuador:Located in the Pacifi c Ocean, this beautiful Andean country contains all the ingredients necessary for students to gain an authentic Latin American perspective: a variety of geography, ethnic diversity, active democracy and a diverse ecology. La Universidad San Francisco de Quito is a four year Liberal Arts institution and is the ideal place for students who wish to immerse themselves in Latin American culture. La Universidad Católica de Santiago de Guayaquil is a highly regarded four year university that offers a wide range of courses of study including philosophy, engineering, architecture, literature and communications, education, psychology, economics, medicine, technical education and law.

Dominican Republic:Learn about Caribbean society and culture while developing oral and written Spanish language skills. Through university courses, home stays, and a community service program, students with any experience level in speaking Spanish (even none at all!) will enjoy the beautiful country while learning the language. Pontifi cia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra has designed their programs for students entering with no language background or intermediate level language skills. Nine credits of Spanish are offered and at least two other courses are taught in English. Students with advanced Spanish language skills will have a program with a selection of regular university courses.


Vinyasa (Flow) YogaBased on the Sun Salutation, Vinyasa Yoga is known for its dynamic, meditative and creative sequences. This fl owing style combines rhyth-mic breathing with conscious movement, increasing strength and fl exibility while unit-ing body, breath and mind. Experience being totally present in the midst of movement and enjoy the fl ow of being alive. Recommended for students with some previous Yoga experi-ence. Instructor: Vinni Wingell, Himalayan Institute trained Yoga instructor. This class meets at Highlands Community Center, 25 Lee Circle, Johnson City.

Section One! WE 088-01 $556 Wednesdays, September 15-October 205:30-7 p.m.Highlands Community Center

Section Two! WE 088-02 $556 Wednesdays, October 27-December 8(no class 11/24)5:30-7 p.m.Highlands Community Center

Hatha Yoga I: Release From TensionHatha Yoga may be the answer if the tension and stress of everyday life are getting you down, if you are unable to let go and relax, or if you feel the need to get your body back into shape but dislike strenuous exercise. The slow, gentle stretching is designed to release muscular and mental tension, to tone and fi rm the entire body, and to open energy channels clogged with tension buildup. Wear unrestrictive, comfortable clothing and bring a mat to each class. Register early – this class fi lls quickly! Sections One and Three meet at Highlands Community Center, 25 Lee Circle, Johnson City. Instructors: Vinni Wingell (Sections -01 & -03); Michelle Osovski (Sec-tion -02)

Section One!WE 856-01 $556 Tuesdays, September 21-October 265:30-7 p.m.Highlands Community Center

Section Two ! WE 856-02 $556 Thursdays, October 7-November 115:30-7 p.m.Business Building-224

Section Three! WE 856-03 $556 Tuesdays, November 2-December 75:30-7 p.m.Highlands Community Center

NEW!Pranayama – Yoga of Breathing One ON OneLearn simple, safe and easy breathing exercises and asanas that teach you how to feel and look great just by taking care of how you breathe! In this interactive course, discuss the various ways that you normally breathe and the differ-ences between Pranayamic Breathing, Deep Breathing and Ordinary Breathing. Discover the reasons for the awareness of breath and why awareness of breath affects our lives and the quality of our lives. Use traditional types of Pranayama that have been scientifi cally researched to keep the respiratory and nervous systems toned and healthy while building a foundation for spiritual and emotional growth. This course is designed for beginners in Pranayama who have a practicing knowledge of Asanas and covers relaxation, visualization and asanas. Students should come to class with an empty stomach and have no liquids at least one hour before class. Please wear loose, comfortable clothing, especially around the waist and chest. (Note: no class 10/9) Instructor: Vartika Dubey. Ph.D.! WE 108 $556 Saturdays, September 18-October 3010-11:30 a.m.Business Building-224

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NEW!ZumbaStrengthen your CORE and tone your muscles with Kelli Stein, Offi cial Zumba Instructor. Zumba is a Latin infl uenced dance aerobic class. Follow the instructor and add your own expression to each move. Increase your endurance, stamina and strength in each class while listening to the latest music from Hip Hop, R&B, Reggae-ton, Salsa, Cumbia and more. Please bring a water bottle, a towel and Join the Party™!! WE 184 $556 Fridays, September 17-October 224:30-5:30 p.m.Student Center West-106

NEW!Flirtatious FitnessWant to spice up your workout and dance your way fi t? Join Allison Ellis, BCC Faculty and AFAA certifi ed professional, as she guides you through a workout that burns tons of calories, builds confi dence and tones sexy muscles. Flirtatious workouts are the newest and hot-test fi tness based class in the country. Come see what everybody is talking about – leave your inhibitions at the door. Please wear fi t-ness shoes and pants that go below the knees. A chair is utilized during the class for more FUN. The instructor will let participants know which week(s) so they can bring their own if desired. (Note: no class 11/24) ! WE 175 $556 Wednesdays, October 27-December 86-7 p.m.Student Center West-106

Dance PilatesAre you looking for that next fi tness challenge that utilizes the principals of pilates? Join Allison Ellis, BCC Faculty, AFAA certifi ed instructor and Dance instructor, as she incor-porates Dance conditioning, Pilates, Yoga and Barefoot training for that next step in mind/body/core/cardiovascular fi tness. Discover how to sculpt muscles, increase fl exibility, and challenge cardiovascular health centering around a strong core. All fi tness levels are ad-dressed. Bring a yoga mat if you have one and a bottle of water. No shoes required!! WE 158 $556 Wednesdays, September 15-October 207-8 p.m.Student Center West-106

Latin ExerciseIsn’t it time you found an exercise format that you love to do? Learn how to do Latin dances while getting exercise – Cha-cha, Salsa, Swing and Samba your way to a great fi gure while enjoying the rhythms of Latin music! Stretch-ing time at the beginning of class warms you up to prepare for some sizzling and fun Latin exercise. No partner is needed. Instructor: Francine Stein, USA Dance! WE 144 $393 Sundays, November 7-212-3 p.m.Student Center West-106


Dance Your Way to Weight LossAre you tired of the same old fi tness routine? Would you like to try something different? Learn the latest styles of Dance Aerobics in-cluding Salsa (Zumba-inspired), Tribal, Funk, Retro, Hip Hop and a few added surprises! Wear comfortable clothes, fi tness shoes, and bring a towel and water bottle and get ready to dance your way to weight loss! Instructor: Allison Ellis, AFAA Certifi ed Instructor! WE 149 $556 Wednesdays, September 15-October 206-7 p.m.Student Center West-106

Hip Hop for Weight LossCome join the dance party as Allison Ellis, AFAA and Hip Hop Hustle™ certifi ed instruc-tor, leads you through easy to follow Hip Hop moves, including Hip Hop Hustle™, that burn calories, sculpt the abs and put a smile on your face! Please wear clothes you can move in, good sneakers, and bring a water bottle and towel.

Section One! WE 135-01 $556 Mondays, September 13-October 25(no class 10/11)6-7 p.m.Student Center-106

Section Two! WE 135-02 $556 Mondays, November 1-December 66-7 p.m.Student Center-106

NEW!Barefoot Cardio PilatesBarefoot training is cutting edge fi tness technology to help strengthen your feet and correct imbalances in your ankles, knees and hips. By being barefoot, you can retrain your feet to do what they were meant to do…MOVE. Allison Ellis, BCC Fac-ulty and AFAA certifi ed professional, combines Pilates, Yoga, dance conditioning, plyeomet-rics and basic fi tness components to help build a strong, lean body. Bring a water bottle, towel, and yoga mat. No shoes required! (Note: no class 11/24)! WE 176 $556 Wednesdays, October 27-December 87-8 p.m.Student Center West-106

BCC requests that before you participate in any activity

requiring physical exertion, you consult with a physician.


Beginning Tai Chi ChuanTai Chi Chuan is a set of naturally fl owing movements performed slowly in a sequence with a spirit of calmness, balance, and aware-ness. It teaches ways of relaxation and is ex-cellent for stress reduction. Regular practice develops strength and fl exibility of the joints, muscles and ligaments, while enhancing the performance of the cardiovascular system with a minimum of strain on the body. Come to class wearing loose clothing and sneakers. (Note: no class 10/9) Instructor: Dave Belknap! WE 315 $556 Saturdays, September 11-October 2310-11:30 a.m.Student Center West-106

NEW!Intermediate T’ai Chi ChuanThis is a great class for those who have taken the beginning class (WE315 Beginning T’ai Chi) or have some experience and would like to learn more of the Yang short form. Come to class wearing loose clothing and sneakers. (Note: no class 11/27) Instructor: David Belknap! WE 177 $556 Saturdays, October 30-December 1110-11:30 a.m.Student Center West-106

BCC requests that before you participate in any activity requiring

physical exertion, you consult with a physician.

Bollywood Fitness FusionBollywood is a fusion of classical and popular dance styles including classical Indian dance, folk dance, Bhangra, Middle Eastern/bel-lydance, Hip Hop, Latino and more. It is one of the latest Hollywood fi tness trends. This class fuses light aerobics, yoga, Pilates and Bollywood moves to ensure you get a great workout, tone your muscles, and have fun with great music! Instructor: Jessica Surdey, AFAA Certifi ed Group Fitness Instructor! WE 171 $556 Tuesdays, September 14-October 196-7 p.m.Student Center West-106

Additional sections of a class can be scheduled when the class is fi lled. We can place your name on a waiting list.


NEW!Moms’ Stretch and FlexThis class includes a variety of strength-train-ing exercises that are designed to meet the demands of motherhood. Additional elements of mat Pilates, yoga and stretching are also incorporated. These exercises are specifi cally targeted to rebuild, retrain and strengthen areas of the body affected by pregnancy and birth. Instructor: Jessica Surdey! WE 182 $556 Thursdays, September 16-October 216-7 p.m.Student Center West-106

NEW!Aging Strong and FitThis class fuses strength training, cardio and core abdominal work. Focus on different muscle groups to build strength and stamina and reduce your risk of injury. Improve your strength, your general fi tness, improve your bone density, and learn the fundamentals of proper posture, breathing and relaxation. (Note: no class 11/25) Instructor: Jessica Surdey! WE 183 $556 Thursdays, October 28-December 96-7 p.m.Student Center West-106

Introduction to Weight LiftingAre you ready to make a long term, positive commitment to getting in shape by joining a gym but don’t know what to do after you sign up? Stop limiting yourself to the tread-mill and a boring routine you got out of a magazine. This class teaches how to correctly perform a number of free weight, machine and body weight exercises to help you get in shape faster and stay injury free while doing it! Instructor Rich White is a Certifi ed Strength and Conditioning Specialist who holds a BS in Clinical Exercise Science. This course meets at Ironworks Gym, 126 E. Service Road, Binghamton.! WE 170 $556 Wednesdays, September 15-October 206-7 p.m.Ironworks Gym, Binghamton

NEW!Introduction to KettlebellsAre you looking to build strength, tighten up your muscles, lose fat, and get a great cardio workout, all at the same time? Kettlebells may be just what you are looking for! Instructor Rich White teaches you all the basics you need to know to build a great foundation and understanding so you can continue on your own after the course is done. This class meets at Ironworks Gym, 126 E. Service Road, Binghamton. (Note: no class 11/24) Instruc-tor: Rich White, BS in Clinical Exercise Science, Certifi ed Strength and Conditioning Specialist! WE 181 $556 Wednesdays, October 27-December 86-7 p.m.Iron Works Gym, Binghamton

Jessica Surdey


Chi Gong for Health and RelaxationImprove your health and well being with Chi Gong. These techniques have been known and practiced in China for hundreds of years. This gentle, powerful “moving meditation” balances you physically, mentally and emotionally and is easy to learn. Each lesson builds on the one before it. Please wear casual, loose fi tting clothing and bring a blanket or sweatshirt for the meditation portion of the class. An optional practice DVD is available from the instructor for $10. Instructor Rick Gridley has been a student of various forms of Chi Gong since 2004.! WE 137 $392 Mondays, October 18-256:30-8:30 p.m.Business Building-224

NEW!Spinning (Indoor Cycling)SPINNING® is a moderate to high intensity workout for people of all ages and fi tness levels. An indoor cycling class set to music, riders control their own intensity by adjust-ing speed and resistance to load to meet their individual needs. A typical 45 minute SPIN-NING® workout can burn up to 650 calories! Be challenged as your instructor begins by taking you on a nice leisurely stroll, through some hills and valleys, over bumps and up the steepest mountain and back down again. You just never know what to expect! The ride is between 45 and 50 minutes with a stretch se-ries at the end of each class. This class meets at Perfect Fit Personal Training, Shamrock Athletic Center, 47 Riverside Drive, Johnson City. Instructor: Kristina DelViscio! WE 180 $556 Tuesdays, October 5-November 97:30-8:30 p.m.Shamrock Athletic Center, Johnson City

Interval TrainingWant to lose weight and sculpt muscles all in one effective workout? Interval training is the most effi cient way to reshape your body, losing excess fat, sculpting muscles, increas-ing fl exibility and building a strong CORE. Join BCC faculty and fi tness professional Allison Ellis in this SAFE, effi cient, effective and FUN workout. Alternate between cardio blasts and sculpting exercise in this fast paced, ever changing workout. All fi tness levels are addressed. Wear comfortable clothes, good supportive footwear and bring a towel and water bottle. All equipment is provided. (Note: no class 10/11)

Section One! WE 152-01 $556 Mondays, September 13-October 257-8 p.m.Student Center West-106

Section Two! WE 152-02 $556 Mondays, November 1-December 67-8 p.m.Student Center West-106


Be Like Water WorkoutBased on instructor Joseph Cardillo’s best sell-ing book, Be Like Water, discover how to increase energy, strength and fl exibility, boost your im-mune system and foster smooth joint movement. Simple, effective and fun, this workout can be easily tailored to suit your body and fi tness level. By using Chinese, Japanese and Filipino martial arts techniques, this basic program includes three simple, fi ve minute Chi building workouts, energy drills, strength building postures and arthritis prevention movements. No martial arts expe-rience necessary. For additional bio informa-tion, log on to www.josephcardillo.com! WE 165 $39Thursday, November 115:30-8:30 p.m.Decker Building-211

NEW!Are You Toxic?Have you ever wondered why you can’t lose weight? Maybe you feel sluggish or can’t think clearly? Learn how toxins in our environment are overloading our bodies with impurities compromising its ability to fi ltrate naturally. This workshop introduces you to a system-atic program to a stronger, healthier, leaner you. Please bring a journal and pen to class. Instructor: Diane Sheehan! WE 185 $29Tuesday, October 57-9 p.m.Decker Building-117

Holistic Arthritis ManagementOsteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis and related conditions do not have to sentence you to a life of constant pain and stiffness. There are simple, inexpensive steps you can take to relieve pain and stiffness. Learn how to minimizing your reliance on NSAIDS and other medications that can cause harmful side effects that are often worse than arthritis itself. TOPICS INCLUDE:- Anti-infl ammatory herbs- Vitamin/mineral supplements- Dietary therapies- Exercise and lifestyle changes- Keeping mentally fi t through the pain- Touch therapyA $5 supply fee is payable to the instructor in class. Instructor Dr. Renee Schloupt has several advanced degrees in the plant sciences plus a Doctor of Naturopathy from Clayton College of Natural Health. She has studied herbs for many years and has developed healthy lifestyle habits that work through trial and error and intense study.! WE 154 $392 Wednesdays, October 13-206-8 p.m.location to be determined

DON’T WAIT TOO LONG!- Register early! Each class has a minimum required enrollment.

- If you fi nd a course that you would like to take, encourage a friend to join you. Sometimes one or two people make the difference between “go” or “cancel.”

- Many of our courses fi ll early. Don’t be disappointed because you waited until the last minute.

Register TodayCall 778-5012


Chakra Clearing and BalancingThe chakras are vortexes in your energetic body and each has a direct bearing on some as-pect of your life. Do you have recurring issues about money, love, health or trust? You could have a blocked or unbalanced chakra! Join Carol Nojaim to learn and practice medita-tions to clear and balance your chakras to opti-mize your health and happiness, and enhance your spiritual growth.! WE 118 $29Tuesday, November 96-8:30 p.m.Decker Building-318

Lose Weight With HypnosisGet a jump start on the holiday season and move forward with a positive approach to obtain the slim and healthy body you desire. Hypnotic suggestions can be a great aid for many, permanently changing emotional reactions to food and eating, and can easily become part of your daily approach to food choices and appetite. Before embarking on this program, you are encouraged to be on a healthy food plan of your choice, and begin a program of exercise. Instructor Jim Lee is a certifi ed hypnotherapist who has helped many people achieve their weight loss goals.! WE 017 $69Wednesday, October 206-8:30 p.m.-and-3 Wednesdays, October 27-November 106-8 p.m.Wales Building-203A

Reconnective HealingHear about what is baffl ing the medical community all over the world. Discover why hospitals and universi-ties across the country (including UCLA, University of Miami Medical School, and the University of Arizona) are investing time and money in an attempt to understand this phenomenon. It began in 1993 when Dr. Eric Pearl, a chiropractor in Los Angeles, had patients who reported that they felt his hands on them – even though he had not physically touched them. Patients soon began seeing angels and other beings and started reporting miraculous healings from a variety of serious affl ictions. Time is allotted to practice and experience re-connective healing. Instructor Thomas Meade is certifi ed by Dr. Eric Pearl as a practitioner of Reconnective Healing™ and The Reconnec-tion™. ! WE 044 $19Thursday, November 186:30-8:30 p.m.Decker Building-313

Jim Lee

Have Class, Will TravelWith twelve or more enrollees, most courses in this catalog can be offered at your worksite. Call BCC Continuing Education, 778-5012, for details.


Natural SoapmakingMake old-fashioned soap while learning the history of soapmaking. Learn how to procure and complete your choice of laundry stain bar or basic complexion bar (lavender, cinnamon or lemongrass) and go home with 30 bars of wonderfully colored and scented soap. A $25 materials fee is payable directly to the instructor in class. Please bring one 8-quart (or larger) and one 2-quart (or larger) stainless steel pots (NOT aluminum, tefl on or enamel), rubber gloves (extra long heavy duty or dispos-able), slotted wooden or plastic spoon, rubber spatula, eye protection, and a candy thermom-eter (optional). Please wear old clothes or bring an apron. Instructor: Maria Gelnett! CF 255 $35Saturday, October 1610 a.m.-1 p.m.Applied Tech Building-105

Soapmaking IIIf you have completed CF255 Natural Soap-making, you are ready for this class. Learn the healing qualities of different options for your soap including castile, goat’s milk, herbs, and the combining of various essential oils. Student exchange allows you to go home with three varieties totaling 30 bars of wonderfully

colored and scented natural soap. A $30 materials fee is due to the instructor in class. Please bring one 8-quart (or larger) and one 2-quart (or larger) stainless steel pots (NOT aluminum, tefl on or enamel), rubber gloves (extra long heavy duty or disposable),

slotted wooden or plastic spoon, rubber spat-ula, eye protection, and a candy thermometer (optional). Please wear old clothes or bring an apron. Instructor: Maria Gelnett! CF 001 $35Saturday, November 1310 a.m.-1 p.m.Applied Tech Building-105

Master Soapmaker TechniquesIf you have completed beginner and advanced soapmaking classes, you are ready for this one. Get creative with your favorite recipe and learn how to customize your soap. Learn about natural colorants, marbling, layering, frosting and making body whip and go home with your own 30 bars. Remember your list of required equipment to bring to class. A materials fee of $30 is payable to the instructor in class. Instructor: Maria Gelnett! CF 157 $35Saturday, December 410 a.m.-1 p.m.Applied Tech Building-105

Maria Gelnett

One Stroke Painting for the HolidaysLearn 16 specifi c strokes for impressive cre-ative results by anyone who can hold a brush! Learn and practice a variety of incredibly simple one-stroke, never-take-your-brush-off-the-paper holiday-themed designs. Decorate holiday gifts, ornaments, candles and anything made of glass or wood. A materials fee of $25 is payable to the instructor at the fi rst class. Please bring two water containers, a roll of paper towels, and a roll of waxed paper. Instructor: Kathy Smith, OSCI Certifi ed Instructor.! CF 146 $493 Mondays, November 8-226:30-9 p.m.Mechanical Building-110

Handmade HolidayGift Ideas


NEW!Digital Scrapbooking/StorybookingLearn the basic designing rules for an eye pleasing scrapbooking page using the Internet. Using Premier Studio, the instructor helps you access the publishing system, upload photos, search for digital artwork and how to use the “tools” of the system. Participants then design a minimum of one 12x12 page in the system, self-edit and complete the publishing in Stu-dio and receive your professional quality 12x12 scrapbook page in the mail in 7 to 10 days. Basic computer knowledge is required. Please bring a CD or fl ash drive with digital photos or bring photos to be scanned to class. A supply fee of $5 is payable to the instructor in class. Instructor: Sheryl Evans! CF 222 $592 Saturdays, November 13-208 a.m.-noonBusiness Building-030

Create an Appalachin Mountain Egg BasketThe Appalachian Mountain Egg Basket is the most recognized of any American style basket. This lobe-shaped basket is ideal for begin-ners and advanced basket weavers. Please bring to class: your lunch, a 2 gallon basin, a cloth tape measure, a small sharp knife, small needle-nose pliers and a towel. Basket weav-ing involves soaking the materials so please dress accordingly. You may view the basket at www.moonshadowherbs.com on the “Classes” page. A materials fee of $28 is payable to the instructor in class. Instructor: Ellen Terry, Moonshadow Herbs! CF 206 $34Saturday, September 259 a.m.-3 p.m.Mechanical Building-110

A Day of Jewelry MakingLearn to construct earrings, bracelets, pins, rings and necklaces with cold techniques while using basic metalworking tools such as the jeweler’s saw, fi les, pliers, hammers and more. Come ready with design ideas and any baubles you would like to incorporate into your truly original pieces. Affordable base met-als (brass, copper, nickel-silver) are used but the techniques are directly applicable to work-ing in silver or gold. A required kit of basic metal-working tools, that are yours to keep, is available from the instructor for $60, payable in class. Additional metal, gems and beads are available for purchase from the instructor. Feel free to bring a bag lunch. Registration/cancel-lation deadline: September 10. No refunds after this date. Judy is currently showing her work at Gallery 41 in Owego. Instructor: Judy Bjorkman! CF 045 $69Saturday, September 259:30 a.m.-5 p.m.Mechanical Building-108

Making Dimensional JewelryMake three-dimensional metal shapes and pat-terns to use in your jewelry. Start by learning Masonite die forming to make one or more puffed brass, copper, or nickel-silver heart that can be used as pendant or necklace elements. Discover additional die-forming methods that can be done at home using simple equipment. Learn how to anneal (soften) metal when it gets stiff from hammering or bending, and use of “pickle” to restore metals’ natural color after heating. Open only to those who have taken CF045 A Day of Jewelry Making. Bring your tool kit from the basic jewelry making class. Materials for the fi rst project are pro-vided. Additional metal is available from the instructor for a small fee. Registration/cancel-lation deadline: October 1. No refunds issued after this date. Instructor: Judy Bjorkman! CF 121 $64Saturday, October 1610 a.m.-3 p.m.Mechanical Building-108

Artist Trading Cards – Mixed Media CollageInstructor Elizabeth Orleski has been creating original pieces of artwork in many mediums for as long as she can remember. With her busy schedule, it is diffi cult to fi nd time to create large pieces of art. Artist Trading Cards (ATC’s) are the size of a baseball card, small and portable and can be created using any medium in very little time. This class is for artists looking for something new to do and for those who have always been interested in collage and don’t know where, or how, to begin. A $12 supply fee is payable to the instructor. Please bring your favorite art supplies and any photos or small objects you would like incorporate into your designs. No scrapbooking cut outs or stamps please. Enrollment is limited. Registration deadline: October 23. This course meets at The Drumzzone, 112 Washington Avenue, Endicott.! CF 190 $39Saturday, November 61-5 p.m.The Drumzzone, Endicott


Basics of CrochetJoin Virginia Cron to experience the fun and relaxation of crochet. Learn the basic crochet stitches, how to read a pattern and how to make a granny square. You should be able to complete a simple lap project before the end of class with some crochet time between classes. Please bring one seven ounce skein of a smooth, light-colored four ply worsted weight yarn (eg. Red Heart) and a US size 10 (J) or US size 10! (K) crochet hook or you may purchase supplies from the instructor for $12.! CF 091 $595 Tuesdays, September 21-October 196-8:30 p.m.Decker Building-213

NEW!Knitting Basics and MoreThe art of knitting is an enjoyable and relaxing craft that can yield beautiful results. Join Virginia Cron as she instructs you in the basic knit and purl stitches, casting on, binding off, and how to read a pattern. Then go beyond the basics to learn how to cable, increase and decrease stitches and more. With knit time between classes, you should be able to fi nish a simple project suitable for gift giving or your own use. Please bring one seven ounce skein of a smooth, light-colored four ply worsted weight yarn (ie. Red Heart) and one pair of bamboo knitting needles, US size 10! (not mm), nine inch length. You may also purchase materials from the instructor for a fee of $12. (Note: no class 11/24)! CF 221 $696 Wednesdays, October 27-December 86-8:30 p.m.Wales Building-203B

NEW!Introduction to DrawingThis class is designed to teach the basic draw-ing skills that provide a solid foundation for you to build on. Using handouts and demon-strations, learn proven techniques that allow you to learn this form of art. Discover how to break down objects and have a better understanding of how to ap-proach any subject you wish to draw. Your instructor, Richard Henry, is available to answer any questions you may have along the way and provide you with encourage-ment and constructive feedback. If you have always wanted to learn to draw, join us for this informative class. Please bring the following supplies: Set of drawing pencils with hardness and softness of (H, 2H, 3H, 4H)(B, HB, 2B, 3B, 4B, 5B, 6B); 18 x 24 drawing pad (Strath-more); 8.5 x 11 sketch book; eraser kit.! CF 765 $796 Tuesdays, September 14-October 196-8 p.m.Decker Building-313

Oil Painting Like the Old Masters (With Non-Toxic Materials)Beginners to advanced painters can develop and hone painting skills and techniques in this program. Learn the fundamentals of oil paint-ing without using turpentine or other toxic mediums. Painting is taught in a step-by-step method designed to increase painting knowl-edge and skill. Finish the course with at least one successful painting to frame and hang proudly. Discover that you can paint still life like the old masters. If you learn to paint still life, you can go on to paint any subject matter effectively: portrait, landscape and more. Please bring a glass jar with a lid, a bar of Ivory soap, plastic grocery bags, a roll of paper towels, and any painting supplies you have to class. If you are new to oil painting and don’t know what paints and brushes buy, the instructor can provide everything for a fee of $30 payable in class. Please let us know if you are purchasing supplies from the instructor when you are registering. Instructor: Kathy Smith! CF 154 $694 Thursdays, October 7-286:30-9 p.m.Decker Building-213

Watercolor–Pen and InkWorking with watercolor washes and dry brush painting, have fun learning ink strokes to create values in your inking or drawing. Instructor Kathy Smith leads you step by step through this technique to create your own fi n-ished painting–matted and ready for framing. A $30 supply fee is payable to the instructor at the fi rst session.! CF 185 $493 Thursdays, November 4-186:30-9 p.m.Mechanical Building-108


Digital Photography for Beginners (Compact Cameras)Learn how to get the most out of your digital camera. This class covers terms for camera settings, getting your pictures into your com-puter, organizing and editing images, sizing images for the Internet and available output options. Basic terms used in digital photog-raphy are also discussed. Please bring your digital camera, its USB cable, and instruction manual to class. A basic understanding of computer terminology and use are recom-mended. This class is designed for compact (built-in lens) digital cameras. Instructor: Dave Williams, owner, Beyond The Print! CF 188 $593 Tuesdays, September 14-286:30-9 p.m.Business Building-030

Digital Photography for Beginners (SLR Cameras)Learn how to get the most out of your digital camera. This class covers terms for camera settings, options for importing images into your computer, organizing and editing images, lens and accessory options, sizing images for the Internet and available output options. A basic understanding of computer terminology and use are recommended. Basic terminology used in digital photography is also discussed. Please bring your digital camera, its USB cable, and instruction manual to class. This class is designed for SLR (interchangeable-lens) digital cameras. (Note: no class 10/9) Instructor: Dave Williams, owner, Beyond The Print! CF 216 $593 Saturdays, October 2-239-11:30 a.m.Business Building-030

Photography Basics and BeyondThis course helps you use the fundamentals of photography to create the images you envision. Constructive critiques of your work, classroom presentations and outside exercises enhance your composition and technical skills. Learn how to select the proper white balance, ISO, shutter speed, aperture and fi lters. Learn how to “read the light,” get comfortable using fl ash and controlling image sharpness. This class is a good follow-up to the Digital Photog-raphy for Beginners course. Whether you’re a novice or experienced, whether you use a com-pact camera or a dSLR, this course is for you. Award-winning photographer JW Johnston (www.jwjohnston.com) is your instructor.! CF 705 $694 Tuesdays, October 26-November 166-8:30 p.m.Decker Building-213

Basic Astrophotography (Ages 16 and Up)Members of the Kopernik Astronomical Society present this intensive overview of how to take pictures of the night sky. Emphasis is placed on digital photography using camera and tripod technique as well as using digital cameras with telescopes. Participants may bring their own equipment if they want but it is not a requirement. If clear, students may stay longer for an extended astrophotography session. Meet at Kopernik Observatory, 698 Underwood Road, Vestal.! CF 195 $25Friday, October 297-9 p.m.Kopernik Observatory

Photographing the Natural LandscapeThis course is designed for anyone with twin passions for photography and beauty in the natural landscape. Classroom presentations and critiques, homework, and a fi eld trip help you develop your unique vision of beauty and equip you with the technical skills necessary to produce the images that are in you mind’s eye. This class is open to photographers with a compact camera or a dSLR. Please bring two of your favorite landscape photographs to the fi rst class. Students must provide their own transportation to fi eld trip site. Enrollment is limited. Your instructor is award winning fi ne-art photographer JW Johnston (www.jwjohnston.com)! HB 041 $694 Tuesdays, September 14-October 56-8:30 p.m.Decker Building-118

JW Johnston


NEW!Beginning HarpHave you always wanted to play the harp but did not know how to get started? Here is an affordable, fun way to experience the pleasures and power of this glorious instrument. Basic

hand position, fi ngering techniques, harmoniza-tion, improvisation and tuning are taught. Fa-miliar pieces are learned by ear and basic reading skills are covered to facil-

itate learning new music. Students participate in ensembles as well as solo playing. Small harps are available for rent for the duration of the course for approximately $45. Contact the instructor for harp rental at 607/687-1889 or [email protected]. Instructor: Melissa Collins! HB 122 $694 Mondays, September 13-October 46-8 p.m.Decker Building-201

Beginning Fiddle for AdultsHave you always loved the sound of the fi ddle and wished that you could play? Perhaps you had lessons on the violin as a child but have not touched it since. If so, this is the class for you! These enjoyable, low-key group sessions should have you playing simple fi ddle tunes by the end of the course. This course is geared toward the beginning student with little or no knowledge of the instru-ment and uses easy Irish, bluegrass, and old-time fi ddle tunes to teach solid position for holding the instrument and producing a good tone. If you have your own instrument and music stand bring them along or contact the instruc-tor at [email protected] for rental information. All other material is provided by the instructor. Instructor Hope Grietzer (www.happyhollowmusic.com) is the 2009 inductee into the NYS Fiddlers’ Hall of Fame and was voted Rocky Mountain Region Fiddler of the Year by the Colorado Bluegrass Music Society. She currently teaches fi ddle full time in Owego and Johnson City, New York, and leads both adult and kid fi ddle tune jams. This course meets at the NYPENN Trade Center, 435 Main Street, Johnson City, Room 121.! HB 061 $596 Mondays, October 4-November 86-7 p.m.NYPENN Trade Center, Johnson City

Beginning GuitarLearn to play the guitar in a few short lessons. Bring your own guitar or a rented instrument (acoustic or electric with small practice amp). Begin with the basics learning guitar ter-minology, fret board layout, note values, rhythm and progress to basic chords, melo-dies and easy songs. Classical, folk, rock, gospel, pop, fl at-pick-ing, fi nger-picking, and other styles are also covered. Emphasis is on learning and having fun! Receive individu-al as well as group instruction. The instructor provides one volume of music for a fee of $3 paid to the instructor in class. Be prepared to enjoy yourself! Instructor Eric Ross (BA, MA-SUNY) is a professional composer, performer and teacher. He has performed his works at Lincoln Center, Kennedy Center, Newport Jazz Festival, Montreux and North Sea Jazz Festivals. He has taught all levels of guitar for over 25 years and has a special interest in developing beginning musicians. ! HB 069 $746 Wednesdays, September 15-October 206:30-8 p.m.Wales Building-203B

African Drumming for CouplesThere is a new trend at The Drumzzone. Couples are taking African drum lessons to strengthen their relationships, get out of the house and have some FUN! In these tough times, people are looking for some stress

relief, for something to take their minds off worries and African drum-ming is the perfect solution. It is not only fun, but healthy, good for body, mind and spirit. Come join the fun in this beginner djembe

class for couples. No musical background necessary and rental drums are available for an additional fee. Space is limited so register early. For more information on Djembe instructor Elizabeth Orleski, check out her website www.drumZZone.com. This class meets at The Drumzzone/Home of Notbongos, 112 Washington Avenue, Endicott.! MN 468 $49/person3 Sundays, October 3-17Noon-1:30 p.m.The Drumzzone, Endicott


NEW!Middle Eastern CookingHave you ever wondered what herbs and spices Middle Eastern people use in their meals to

create the wonderful taste and aroma? Learn the nutritional facts and the proper use of herbs to cook a meal that includes hummus dip, stuffed grape leaves, baklava and more. Please bring a cutting board, mixing bowl and a container for leftovers. A $12 supply fee is

payable to the instructor in class. This class meets at the Nimmonsburg United Methodist Church, 918 Upper Front Street, Binghamton. Registration/cancellation deadline: September 3. Instructor: Jeanet Hazar! CF 224 $59Saturday, September 181-6 p.m.Nimmonsburg United Methodist Church

Groovy GranolaLearn how to make your own granola cereal and bars in this fun class. Design your own custom granola from a choice of healthy ingredients. Please bring a 9x13 baking pan, airtight container and a $10 materials fee to class. Makes a great holiday gift! This course meets at Nimmonsburg United Methodist Church, 918 Upper Front Street, Binghamton. Registration/cancellation deadline: November 5. Instructor: MaryPat Hyland! CF 213 $39Saturday, November 209 a.m.-noonNimmonsburg United Methodist Church

Fabulous FonduesBeat the winter blues with a bubbling hot fondue. Learn three ways to make a fondue – savor, classic cheese and, of course, choco-late fondue for dessert. Fondue is great for entertaining. Learn how to wow your guests with plenty of choices for dipping and how to prepare everything in advance so that dinner is a breeze. Having a fondue pot is not neces-sary, but feel free to bring one to class if you have one. Please bring a cutting board, knife, apron (optional), and a couple of containers to take home any leftovers. A $10 supply fee is payable to the instructor in class. This class meets at Nimmonsburg United Methodist Church, 918 Upper Front Street, Binghamton. Registration/cancellation deadline: October 8. Instructor: Karen Stanley! CF 208 $49Saturday, October 234-7 p.m.Nimmonsburg United Methodist Church

NEW!Being VeganHave you ever wondered what that means? Oprah has talked about it; Alicia Silverstone wrote a book about it, and Ellen Degeneres has even tried it. Join Allison Ellis, BCC Faculty and practicing vegan as she shares the numerous health benefi ts associated with being vegan including weight loss, preventing or reversing disease, having tons of energy, beautiful skin, the list goes on and on. She also shows you ways to make small steps toward transforming your life by providing resources and research data to help you understand the lifestyle. Come join her for an evening of exploration into the world of being vegan.! WE 174 $29Thursday, October 216-8 p.m.Decker Building-211


Using Herbs For Relaxation and Stress ReliefThis class focuses on traditional herbs used by many cultures to help you relax, reduce stress and sleep better. You may reduce the extreme toll on your health and well being caused by stress by using traditional herbal remedies and aromatherapy. Create two herbal blends to take home from recipes provided. A materials fee of $16 is payable to the instructor in class. Please bring a notebook, 2 one quart glass jars with lids, a set of measuring cups, and measuring spoons. Instructor: Ellen Terry, Moonshadow Herbs! MN 553 $19Tuesday, October 266-9 p.m.Mechanical Building-110

NEW!Cuban Cuisine

Are you looking for some-thing different to serve at your next family dinner? Do you love the idea of an exotic traditional Cuban meal? Here is your chance to learn! Join Joe Nieto as he helps you prepare a

traditional Cuban meal.MENU INCLUDES:- Appetizer (aperitivo)- Sopa de Marisco (Seafood Bisque)- Main course (Plato principal)- Carne en Casuela con papas y frijoles Rojos

con Arroz Blanco- Empanadas de Manzana (postre)Please bring an apron and a few containers so you can take home any leftovers. A $13 supply fee is payable to the instructor in class. This course meets at the Nimmonsburg United Methodist Church, 918 Upper Front Street, Binghamton. Registration/cancellation dead-line: October 1.! CF 219 $49Saturday, October 1610 a.m.-2 p.m.Nimmonsburg United Methodist Church

NEW!More Cuban CuisineIf you want to expand your base of traditional Cuban recipes, or begin one, join Joe Nieto as he skillfully guides you through the prepara-tion of another delicious selection of authentic Cuban recipes.MENU INCLUDES:- Cuban Travel Bread (made with fresh

dough)- Grilled Spanish Chicken- Mozzarella Cheese and Fresh Garlic in Olive

Oil with a Mojo dip- Cuban Sandwich made from pork loin,

ham, Swiss cheese, mustard, mayonnaise and pickles toasted on a Cuban sandwich press with a garnish of fried plantain chips

- Mango/Papaya Shake- Traditional Spanish café con leche with

whipped cream and caramelPlease bring an apron and a few containers so you can take home any leftovers. A $13 supply fee is payable to the instructor in class. This course meets at the Nimmonsburg United Methodist Church, 918 Upper Front Street, Binghamton. Registration/cancellation deadline: October 15.! CF 220 $49Saturday, October 3010 a.m.-2 p.m.Nimmonsburg United Methodist Church


The Wines of ItalyJoin Regina Eckert of Parkway Wines and Spirits to explore the major wine making regions of Italy, the primary grape varieties and the styles of wine produced there. Discover what to look for when purchasing Italian wines. Taste and discuss a variety of wines from the major wine regions in Italy. Students must be 21 or older. Cheese and crackers are provided. Receive a discount coupon for wines pur-chased at Parkway Wines & Spirits. PLEASE BRING A WINE GLASS AND A BOTTLE OF WATER.! MN 294 $39Monday, November 16:30-8:30 p.m.Business Building-224

Spice Up Your Cooking With HerbsYou’ve seen the beautiful herbal products in specialty food stores – they look very appetiz-ing and cost a fortune. Learn creative new ways to use the herbs from your garden and spice rack to spice up your cooking, put sur-prises into your salads, and create impressive gifts. Cooking with herbs makes a ho-hum dish more fl avorful. When the unique fl avors of herbs are understood, they can be used to create your own special recipes. Instructor Ellen Terry shares recipes for herbed butters, herbed oils, salad dressings and more. Please bring: a notebook, (2) 1-quart glass jars with lids, measuring cups and spoons and a $16 materials fee to class.! HB 260 $19Tuesday, September 286-9 p.m.Mechanical Building-110 NEW!

Gifts From The KitchenEver want to skip the shopping and make gifts instead? Instructor Karen Stanley teaches you how to make a variety of edible gifts. From sweet to savory, cover the basics of how to make stunning gift baskets both large and small. Make your own peppermint hot cocoa mix, spiced hot cocoa and homemade marshmallows. Also make an assortment of savory treats including basil oil, chili oil and a delicious spice rub. Each participant receives several beautiful and edible gifts to take with them along with a full recipe packet. Bring an apron if you like. A $12 supply fee is payable to the instructor in class. This class meets at Nimmonsburg United Methodist Church, 918 Upper Front Street, Binghamton. Registra-tion/cancellation deadline: November 19.! CF 223 $49Saturday, December 41-3:30 p.m.Nimmonsburg United Methodist Church

NEW!The Cost of Eating WellWhat is the difference between conventional and organic foods? Where does our organic food come from and why is it so expensive? Who is to blame for our top health problems in America? Dr. Alan Perestam answers these questions and takes a closer look at the Ameri-can diet and all the health problems that arise from the food we eat. This class also explores where our food comes from, what foods to watch out for, how to save money, and the best places to purchase produce, meats and other products. It really does pay to eat healthy! Dr. Perestam began practicing in Owego after graduating from Logan College of Chiro-practic in 1989. One of three children raised in a Chiropractic family, Dr. Perestam wanted to continue the tradition started by his father, Dr. John I. Perestam in 1962.! WE 179 $29Tuesday, November 166:30-8:30 p.m.Decker Building-313

NEW!Foods That HealCan eating a diet full of wholesome food really keep you feeling good? Can what you eat affect your mood? Nutrition is a very important part of our lifestyle and the foods we eat can determine what our health is like. Dr. Alan Perestam, DC explains what foods are benefi cial for the body parts/organs and how certain foods can heal. The class explains what happens to our bodies when we eat bad food instead of healthy food, and how bad dietary habits can lead to dangerous health problems. “Instead of looking for a better Band-Aid, let’s look at possible solutions. Begin by cleaning up your diet.” Bodmer & Fuchs! WE 178 $29Tuesday, October 126:30-8:30 p.m.Decker Building-117


NEW!PruningPruning plants is an art and, done properly, can greatly improve their health and appear-ance. Learn some “rule of thumb” about pruning and instruction through demonstra-tions. A portion of the class is conducted in the nursery so dress in accordance with the weather and bring lots of questions. Instruc-tor Jim Hoteling, CNLP is a graduate of SUNY Cobleskill, co-owner of Hillside Garden Center and is the head of the landscaping division. ! HB 120 $392 Thursdays, October 28-November 45:30-7 p.m.Hillside Garden Center

NEW!Fall Care for Perennials and ShrubsLearn what to do in the fall to keep your perennials and shrubs safe through the winter months and growing strong in the spring. Learn about dividing for healthier plants, what to do for your potted plants for winter protection and which shrubs are going to need a little more TLC. Bring your questions. Instructor: Marywren Thomas, CNLP! HB 119 $29Thursday, October 145:30-7 p.m.Hillside Garden Center

NEW!Landscape Design, Fall in to the FutureFall is a great time for planting – and design-ing. Don’t miss out on enjoying several months of beauty in the fall with design ideas that, after a long winter, are a delight in the spring, too! Learn how to mix shrubs and grasses for their textures, fl owers and fall leaf color. Consider plants in your landscaping for fall color that you never thought of using, including blueberry bushes, and prepare for spring in the fall by planting bulbs. Instructor Elizabeth Kaczynski has a degree in Landscape Architecture and is a Landscape Designer for Hillside Garden Center. She is very artistic in many venues as well as an avid gardener.! HB 118 $29Thursday, September 305:30-7 p.m.Hillside Garden Center

NEW!All About HydrangeasFrom big blue and pink pom pom fl owers to white snow balls to the romance of the Victori-an Pee Gees, hydrangeas are always a favorite. See many of the new varieties and why they keep getting better. Learn how to make them re-bloom, perform better and what to do in the fall to insure the best spring results. Dress in accordance to the weather. Make sure to bring a notebook and lots of questions. Instructor Marywren Thomas, CNLP is a graduate of SUNY Cobleskill and the Nursery Manager at Hillside Garden Center. She is an avid gar-dener and loves to test out all the new varieties of plants on the market for their performance and beauty in our area.! HB 117 $29Thursday, September 165:30-7 p.m.Hillside Garden Center

Marywren Thomas

Elizabeth Kaczynski

Jim Hoteling

Join BCC and Hillside Garden Center for a series of workshops designed to prepare your lawn and garden for the onset of winter and prepare them to be the envy of the neighborhood in the spring. All classes are taught by the professionals at Hillside Garden Center. All programs meet from 5:30-7 p.m. at

Hillside Garden Center, 1449 Front Street, Binghamton.


NEW!Introduction to BeekeepingThis how-to class explores what you need to know before you begin beekeeping. TOPICS INCLUDE:- Learn who lives in the hive and what they

do- Examine and handle equipment and how to

use it- Supporting honey bee wellbeing and

productivity throughout the beekeeping seasons

- Sample the variety of products from the hive to experience the results of the honey bees’ work

Students also have the opportunity to see honey bees in action in an en-closed observation hive. Instructor Bob Talkiewicz recently fulfi lled a lifelong dream of keeping his own honey bees and is the producer of innovative beekeeping tools and related gifts through his company BeezerkBelts.com! HB 121 $392 Wednesdays, October 13-206-8 p.m.Decker Building-318

Halloween Cemetery Tour – Spring Forest CemeteryJoin Halloween goblins and Gerry Smith for a tour of historic Spring Forest Cemetery, fi nal resting place of the mortal remains of local dignitaries Joshua Whitney and Daniel Dick-enson. The cemetery, located at the corner of Mygatt and Prospect Streets in Binghamton, contains an array of monuments refl ecting many periods of American Historic Architec-ture. Meet at the main gate on Mygatt Street, and dress for the weather, there is no rain date. Instructor: Gerry Smith, retired Broome County Historian! MN 355 $25Sunday, October 242-4 p.m.Spring Forest Cemetery

NEW!Fall Foliage WalkJoin naturalist Rick Marsi for a walk through the brilliance of fall. Scheduled near the peak of the foliage season, at one of the area’s most beautiful locations, this relaxing ramble allows participants to learn about and appreciate the Southern Tier’s wide variety of trees and shrubs. Rick also points out autumn fl owers, ferns, birds and mammals the group encoun-ters. Meet in the parking lot at Cole Park in Harpursville. Register early – enrollment is limited.! MN 498 $29Saturday, October 99-11 a.m.Cole Park, Harpursville

NEW!Southern Tier Wildlife 101How well do you know your local birds, mam-mals, trees, fl owers, frogs and other creatures? If you would like to know them better, this introduction should do the trick. Illustrating dozens of species with his magazine-quality photos, Rick discusses the “essential” mem-bers of the Southern Tier Wildlife community. From red oaks to red efts, the fl ora and fauna Rick describes add to your appreciation of this region’s rivers, fi elds and forests and the crea-tures inhabiting them. Instructor: Rick Marsi! MN 497 $24Wednesday, October 137-8:30 p.m.Business Building-110


How to Install Ceramic and Porcelain TileIs your old kitchen linoleum or countertop getting you down? Give any room in your house a “facelift” by installing beautiful ceramic tile. Learn about the different types

of tile available and the benefi ts and features of each. Methods of setting tile and grouting are demonstrated in class as well as types of adhesives,

grout and sealers that are best suited to your project. Students get hands-on experience. Class meets at Vestal Tile Distributors, 412 Prentice Road, Vestal. All class participants receive a coupon good for 10% off a tile pur-chase at Vestal Tile Distributors. Instructor: Kipp Patterson, Vestal Tile Distributors! MN 616 $19Wednesday, October 66-9 p.m.Vestal Tile Distributors

Interior DesignThis course covers the basics of interior design and the design profession. An introduction to the history of interior design, current issues, and future directions are also discussed. Learn the difference between interior decorating and interior design, and the difference between bad design and design that works. This program also focuses on design basics, elements of design, design concepts and the design process. Special emphasis is given on surface materials, color, fl oor planning, window treatments and accessories. Bring a sketch of a room you need help with and develop a design plan. Instructor Patty K. Hinshaw is a licensed Interior Designer and the owner of Capital Interiors, a prestigious design fi rm in the Washington, DC area where she practiced for 18 years prior to moving to Binghamton. Among her many clients are the Depart-ment of Defense, The Red Tulip Restaurant in Manhattan, eight stores in the Pentagon, DC dignitaries, congressmen, and Larry King of CNN. Patty also uses Feng Shui techniques in her interior design projects. She holds a contractor license and was one of the few “design-build” interior design companies in the Northern Virginia area. In May 2010 Patty’s home was one of fi ve homes chosen for the Home and Garden tour locally.! MN 250 $493 Thursdays, September 16-306:30-8:30 p.m.Library-1

Antique Discovery NightIs that vase your Aunt Emma gave you a priceless antique or a dime store special? Is the painting in your attic a rare old master? Here’s an opportunity to learn more about your own pieces as well as those of the other participants. Bring 1 or 2 pieces to be identi-fi ed and discussed by antique appraiser David Mapes. As many pieces as time allows will be identifi ed and discussed in class. Note: This class is held at Mapes Auction Gallery, 1729 Vestal Parkway West, Vestal. Register a friend, at the same time, for free! Instructor: David Mapes! HB 570 $24Monday, November 156:30-8:30 p.m.Mapes Auction Gallery

Herbal Lotions, Potions, and ConcoctionsLearn to make your own basic body care products using herbs. Mixtures for hair and skin care, soaps, cosmetics, and other potions are discussed. This fun, practical class also teaches you how to be a more selective and informed consumer. A materials fee of $16 is payable to the instructor at class. Please bring a set of measuring cups, spoons, and two 1-quart glass jars with lids. Instructor: Ellen Terry, Moonshadow Herbs! HB 184 $19Tuesday, October 196-9 p.m.Mechanical Building-110

David Mapes


Astronomy for Adults (Ages 16 and Up)Come to the Observatory and learn about the sky, telescopes, reading star maps, constel-lations, fi nding satellites and how to observe meteor showers. The emphasis of this course is on developing basic observational and tele-scope skills. If the weather is clear, students may stay longer for an extended observing session. Additional topics are chosen by the participants at the fi rst class. Instructors: Kopernik Observatory Staff! HB 109 $753 Saturdays, September 18-October 26-9 p.m.Kopernik Observatory

Basic TelescopesWhether you have just wanted to learn how to use a telescope or you are thinking about buying one, this one-night class is perfect for you. Observatory staff and members of our As-tronomical Society demonstrate the different types of telescopes and give direct instruction on how to use each one. Participants are encouraged to bring their own telescopes or the brochures of telescopes they are thinking about buying. Students under 16 years must be accompanied by a registered adult. This class meets at Kopernik Observatory, 698 Underwood Road, Vestal.! HB 108 $25Friday, October 227-9 p.m.Kopernik Observatory

Dowsing for BeginnersJoin Thomas Meade as he guides you through the basics of dowsing using a pendulum and dowsing rods. Anybody can do it. Just as radios pick up information from unseen radio waves, the pendulum is a powerful antenna that receives information from the vibrations and energy waves emitted by people, places, thoughts and things. Some people believe the pendulum creates a bridge between the logical and intuitive parts of the mind. ! HB 116 $24Thursday, September 236:30-8:30 p.m.Decker Building-211

Your Genetic GenealogyWhere do you really come from and how did you get to where you live today? DNA studies suggest that all humans today descend from a common ancestor who, about 60,000 years ago, began a remarkable journey to eventually populate the world. Learn how you can trace your own maternal and/or paternal ancestry back over thousands of years by using the information written in your DNA. Instructor: Fannie Linder, Psy.D! HB 112 $35Wednesday, September 226-9 p.m.Decker Building-211


Genealogy and the InternetLearn how to most effectively use the Internet to research, record and preserve your family’s history. The Internet can be a very useful tool for genealogical research, but some sources can also be a waste of time and money. Learn which sites you can trust, which to avoid, and evaluate subscription services that are worth the cost. This course is primarily designed for the beginner, but is of interest to anyone doing genealogical research that wants to sharpen their skills. Sources to be discussed include census, vital records, naturalization, immi-gration, and published genealogies. Internet resources explored include search engines, free and paid research sites, mail lists, public forums, and more. Instructor Joe Titti is a professional research genealogist with more than 20 years experience.! HB 094 $454 Wednesdays, October 6-276:30-8:30 p.m.Library-003

Write Your Family History Step By StepWhen researching your family history, much of the information your research generates produces nothing more than boring lists. Discover how to bring your family tree to life by utilizing effective methods that illustrate where your family fi ts in with local, national, and world history.TOPICS INCLUDE:- Organizing your material- Placing your family stories in a historical

context- Blending historical fact with family storiesLearn how to break down your writing tasks into small, manageable pieces and get the creative juices fl owing with in-class writing exercises. Instructor Lisa Alzo is the author of nine books including Three Slovak Women (Gateway Press) and numerous magazine articles. An instructor of genealogy and writ-ing courses, she has spent more than 20 years researching her family history and has been an invited speaker for several genealogical and historical societies and national conferences.! MN 041 $39Saturday, September 189 a.m.-1 p.m.Business Building-209

NEW!Write the Poetry Hiding in Your HeartPoet Angelo Zuccolo leads you in a wonderful journey into the written poetic expression of your emotions, values and specially unique insights. Identify and treasure the style, exclusively yours…to be written by and for you alone or to be shared with those whom you hold near.! MN 505 $293 Mondays, October 18-November 16-8 p.m.Library-2

NEW!Writing Between the Lines: Celebrating Culture in Personal WritingExplore how you can infuse your own cultural heritage and family ancestry into poems, short stories, vignettes, children’s books or novels. No matter what your family tree, our differences are a splendid part of the diversity of America. Come prepared to think about cultural differences and similarities, to write, to marvel and to laugh. John Smelcer is the author of over 40 books and is one of the most widely published writers of cultural studies in America. His writing has been incorporated in motion pictures and Emmy Award-winning television shows. His poems, stories, essays and interviews appear in over 400 magazines. His many award-winning novels are published worldwide.! MN 507 $493 Thursdays, November 4-186-8 p.m.Decker Building-118

Lisa Alzo

John Smelcer

Joe Titti’s Family Tree


Middle Eastern Belly DanceJoin Helena for an introduction to the various dances performed in Egypt and the Middle East. The focus is on danse orientale, com-monly known as “belly dance.” An experience in body awareness, the dance utilizes al-most every muscle and joint of the body and improves grace, movement, balance, and fl exibility (and is also a fun way to exercise!). Note: no class 10/10.! MN 198 $556 Sundays, September 19-October 311-2 p.m.Student Center West-106

Wedding Dance BasicsHave confi dence when you step out on the dance fl oor on that special day! Join Francine and Steve Stein to polish your dancing skills and practice with your partners. Learn the most popular wedding dances: East Coast Swing and Waltz. The Stein’s discuss music selection, so bring a CD of your choices and get expert advice on music that is easy to dance to and helps you look great on the dance fl oor. Price is per person. Bring the parents, in-laws and wedding party members! Register early, class size is limited. This class meets at the Dance Studio at Greater Golf, 225 Har-rison Avenue, Endicott (former Philadelphia Sales Building).! MN 305 $554 Wednesdays, October 6-277-8:30 p.m.Dance Studio at Greater Golf, Endicott

NEW!Cha ChaAn exciting, syncopated Latin dance, the Cha Cha was made famous by many Latino bands such as Xavier Cugat and Prez Prado. Also Cuban in origin, the Cha Cha rhythm is found in much of today’s popular music. It is a derivation of the Mambo, through its Latin music, and is also the stepchild of the Swing. Join Francine and Steve Stein as they guide you through the basic steps of the Cha Cha. Enrollment is encouraged in teams of two. This class meets at the Dance Studio at Greater Golf, 225 Harrison Avenue, Endicott (the former Philadelphia Sales Building).!MN 499 $554 Mondays, November 1-227-8:30 p.m.Dance Studio, Greater Golf

Advanced Wedding Dance and ReviewJoin Francine and Steve Stein to polish your dancing skills and practice advanced steps with your partners. Sharpen your skills while learning advanced steps for the East Coast Swing and the Waltz. Price is per person. Register early, class size is limited. Prerequi-site: MN305 Wedding Dance Basics. (Note: no class 11/24) This class meets at the Dance Studio at Greater Golf, 225 Harrison Avenue, Endicott (former Philadelphia Sales Building). ! MN 485 $554 Wednesdays, November 3-December 17-8:30 p.m.Dance Studio at Greater Golf, Endicott

Steve and Francine Stein


Contacting Your Spirit Guides & AngelsYou are not alone. Become reacquainted with your guides so that you can benefi t from their assistance and advice directly, without depend-ing on another person to do the channeling. Learn a number of techniques that allow you to become familiar with the windows of op-portunity to communicate and develop your spiritual communication skills. Instructor: Carol Nojaim! MN 716 $29Tuesday, October 126-8:30 p.m.Decker Building-318

Astral Travel: How To Induce Out-of-Body ExperiencesLearn how to safely travel out of the body and, in the wink of an eye, journey to the ends of the earth. Surf the astral plane to discover different dimensions and the beings that inhabit them. Discover the fastest, simplest techniques to induce conscious astral projec-tion. Prove to yourself that you are more than a physical body. Join us for a class that may forever change your view of reality. Instruc-tor: Carol Nojaim! MN 118 $29Tuesday, October 266-8:30 p.m.Decker Building-318

Connecting With The Other SideDo you want to develop a deeper connection to passed-on loved ones and other spiritual guides? In this introductory class, learn to recognize your own intuitive style, develop your own symbolic shorthand and, through guided visualization, create ideal conditions for connecting with the other side. Also wit-ness a skilled psychic medium present and interpret messages. See exactly what consti-tutes a message from the other side and how mediums work. Instructor: Carol Nojaim! MN 117 $29Tuesday, October 196-8:30 p.m.Decker Building-318

How to See AurasWe are all energy beings. Whether it be mental or emotional energy, each of us has observed the effects of our energies or those of another. While usually invisible to the naked eye, these energy patterns can actually be seen by anybody. Learn how to see energy and explore how it can be measured, created, and used to benefi t yourself and others. Come to understand how we use this ability every day, and learn how to use it to improve your life. Instructor: Carol Nojaim! MN 085 $29Tuesday, November 26-8:30 p.m.Decker Building-313

Carol Nojaim

BCC Workforce Development Each year BCC Continuing Education contracts with area companies to provide courses in everything from confl ict resolution to integrated systems management. With over 200 customized training programs each year, BCC Continuing Education is a leader in supporting the economic development of the region and in helping companies in their continuous improvement initiatives. BCC relies on a forty-person Workforce Development Council to keep the College informed on the most recent industrial, service, and public sector developments. To support the needs of the area, BCC Continuing Education provides the following:- Assessment Services and Basic Skills Instruction- Remediation for Math and English- Human Resources Support and Outplacement- Academic Advising for Non-Credit Programs- On-site Credit Classes and Training and Development at Your Site or OursOur Professional Staff Can Help You Identify The Educational and Training Assessments and Pro-grams To Help Make Your Workforce The Best It Can Be!

Call or Email Janet Hertzog For A Free Needs Assessment607-778-5203

[email protected]


NEW!Spanish Letter PronunciationsThis class can be taken before Conversational Spanish I to help you understand how the Spanish alphabet is confi gured and how to pronounce it in Spanish. Different letter pronunciations, including the double L which is pronounced as a Y, are also covered. Learn all these basics and much more. Instructor: Joe Nieto! MN 500 $392 Mondays, September 13-206-8 p.m.Decker Building-117

Conversational Spanish for BeginnersInstant immersion into Spanish helps you learn the basics of communicating in Spanish in a way that is easy and fun. This course includes many popular phrases and expres-sions and shows you how to use these phrases in real life situations and conversations. The book used in class provides an easy pronuncia-tion system that, along with practice in class, gives you the confi dence to speak Spanish anywhere. The required textbook is available at the BCC Bookstore and should be brought to each class. Instructor: Joe Nieto! MN 341 $796 Wednesdays, September 22-October 276-8 p.m.Decker Building-313

NEW!Conversational Spanish for Beginners IIThis class is a continuation of Conversational Spanish for Beginners and continues the use of popular phrases used in everyday conversation. It also brings into play more hands on dia-logues to help you become more comfortable speaking Spanish. Please bring your textbook from the fi rst class. Prerequisite: MN341 Conversational Spanish for Beginners. (Note: no class 11/25) Instructor: Joe Nieto! MN 503 $796 Thursdays, October 28-December 96-8 p.m.Decker Building-318

Basic Conversational Sign LanguageThis introductory course in sign language is designed to develop basic conversational sign vocabulary, expressive/receptive fi nger-spelling skills, and an appreciation of the language used by deaf/hard of hearing people. Recom-mended for any interested persons including those in business and industry, teachers, aides, co-workers, friends, family, etc. (Note: no class 10/11) Instructor: Kristine Krush! MN 157 $796 Mondays, September 13-October 256-8 p.m.Decker Building-313


Beginning PolishIs Polish your heritage or maybe you always wondered what the older generations were talking about at family gatherings?

Maybe you are planning a trip to Poland? Join native speaker Dorota Bozek for this fun, informative class. Designed for beginners (those who do not understand Polish), this course consists of pronunciation, vocabulary, reading and writing, listening comprehension and oral communication. The goal of the course is to provide students with the ability to follow general conversation and knowledge of expres-sions, notions and functions in Polish.TOPICS INCLUDE:- Greetings and farewells- Nations identifi cation- Thanking, apologizing- Asking for and giving information,

directions- Forms of address- Expressing feelingsThe required textbook is available at the BCC Bookstore and should be brought to the fi rst class.! MN 492 $696 Wednesdays, September 15-October 206-8 p.m.Mechanical Building-207

NEW!Intermediate PolishThis course is a continuation of Beginning Polish and offers further development of gram-matical and communicative skills to learners who already have some knowledge of Polish grammar and some communicative profi -ciency in the language. It is also designed to extend learners’ knowledge of Polish grammar, reading, listening, speaking and writing. It has a strong emphasis on communication and comprehension skills but also builds on the grammar base acquired in beginning courses. The required textbook is available at the BCC Bookstore. Prereqisite: MN492 Beginning Polish or equivalent experience. (Note: no class 11/24) Instructor: Dorota Bozek! MN 504 $696 Wednesdays, October 27-December 86-8 p.m.Decker Building-211

Conversational GreekAre you interested in traveling to the Greek Islands and would like to know a little Greek? Greek is the world’s oldest recorded living language and was the fi rst language to introduce vowels. Join instructor Victoria Pritzakis Battisti in this newly-expanded class as she guides you through the basics: greet-ings, ordering at a restaurant, numbers, basic conversation and much more.! MN 494 $595 Thursdays, October 7-November 45:30-7 p.m.Decker Building-313

Conversational Irish: Mastering the Irregular VerbsIf you have taken Introduction to the Irish Language or are inter-ested in getting started speaking Irish, this is the class for you. It is said that learning the 11

irregular verbs is key to mastering the Irish language. This class gives students a thor-ough grasp of these verbs through dialogue and story exercises. Good for all levels of Irish speakers. Instructor: MaryPat Hyland! MN 478 $695 Mondays, October 18-November 156:30-8:30 p.m.Decker Building-318

Beginning Conversational ItalianLearn the basics of this beautiful language and be well-prepared for a trip to Italy. This class covers greetings, introductions, how to order in a restaurant, how to ask for directions, and much, much more. The required textbook is available at the BCC Bookstore. Instructor: Angelo Zuccolo! MN 237 $694 Mondays, September 13-October 45:30-8 p.m.Library-1

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Bookstore HoursThe BCC Bookstore, located in the Campus Services Building, is open from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. daily. Call the Bookstore, 724-0696, for evening hours.

Angelo Zuccolo


Driver Education for High School Students This Driver Education course for High School Students is approved by the New York State Education Department. Successful completion of the class entitles you to receive an MV285. State regulations require that students fulfi ll the attendance requirement for this certifi cate. Students who do not fulfi ll the attendance standard will not be issued an MV285. Adaptive Driving Services, Inc. provides in-car instruction, and a certifi ed driver education instructor provides the classroom instruction. Student information packets are mailed upon registration. In your packet is a parent’s permis-sion agreement. This must be brought to the parents’ meeting. The course begins with a mandatory parent/student information session scheduled for Wednes-day, September 8 from 7-8:30 p.m. in Titchener Hall, Room 101. Please have your lab preference ready when you register. Laboratory sessions are assigned on a fi rst come, fi rst served basis. See below for times of sessions. The registration fee is $475, and must be paid at the time you register. There is a $5 non-refundable book rental fee payable at the fi rst class. Class size is limited. Reg-ister early to ensure your seat in the program. Students must be 16 years of age and have their learner’s permit by September 8. One make up session for an excused absence is allowed for an additional $25 fee. Instructors: Adaptive Driving Services, Inc.! DE 200 $475Classroom sessions:Monday-FridayWeeks of 9/13-17, 10/4-8, 11/1-5 only 5:30-7 p.m.Student Services Building-205

Laboratory Sessions : (pick one)Weeks of 9/20, 9/27, 10/12, 10/18, 10/25, 11/8, 11/15, 11/29 only(no class 10/11 & week of 11/22)Group A – Monday & Wednesday, 3:30-5 p.m. Group B – Monday & Wednesday, 5-6:30 p.m. Group C - Tuesday & Thursday, 3:30-5 p.m.Group D - Tuesday & Thursday, 5-6:30 p.m.For any questions regarding schedule confl icts, email [email protected]. Please refer to NYSDMV.com for more information regarding graduated licensing rules.

New York State Five Hour Pre-Licensing CourseBefore you can make an appointment for your road test, you must fi rst complete an approved pre-licensing safe driving course. Upon suc-cessful completion of this course, participants receive a certifi cate to present when you make your road test appointment. Certifi cates are valid for one year. Please bring your permit, paper and a pen. Instructor: Adaptive Driving Services! DE 007 $40Sunday, October 2412:30-5:30 p.m.Business Building-110


Defensive DrivingDefensive Driving presents valuable informa-tion and safe driving tips to even the most experienced drivers. Certifi ed National Safety Council instructors offer a new approach to accident prevention skills using National Safety Council materials. The Discount: New York State drivers who complete the National Safety Council’s De-fensive Driving course through BCC become eligible for:- A 10% discount on COLLISION insurance

premiums- A 10% discount on LIABILITY insurance

premiums which includes:- Property Damage (PD)- Bodily Injury (BI)- Personal Injury Protection (PIP)

- Both of these discounts apply over a THREE-year period!

Youthful drivers (including those already receiving a Driver’s Education Discount), experienced drivers, mature drivers, and as-signed risk are all eligible. Now there’s a discount available to all principal operators REGARDLESS of age or driving record! In addition to the insurance discount, those drivers who have incurred violation points on their driving record during the 18-month period prior to course comple-tion will automatically receive a maximum of FOUR points reduced from the total accumu-lation on their driving record.

Section One! DE 858-01 $43Tuesday & Thursday, September 7-96-9 p.m.Decker Building-213Section Two! DE 858-02 $43Saturday, October 29 a.m.-4 p.m.Business Building-209Section Three! DE 858-03 $43Monday & Wednesday, November 8-106-9 p.m.Library-2Section Four! DE 858-04 $43Saturday, December 49 a.m.-4 p.m.Business Building-209

SUNY’s Parent-Coach Certifi cation Program

Training Coaches & Guiding ParentsIf you are interested in becoming, or are already a volunteer coach in New York State, this new statewide non-credit SUNY Coach-ing Certifi cation program guides you in proven ways to make youth sports a fun time to remember for your team, their families and for yourself! The SUNY Sports Institute established a minimum unifi ed coaching stan-dard to provide formal training to volunteer coaches to improve safety, player and parent conduct, as well as emphasizing the emotional well being of the participating youth. This program consists of a three hour on-site classroom session with a follow-up web-based WEB CT session and an on-line exam. TOPICS INCLUDE:-Character in youth sports-Development of young athletes-Communication and

organization-Risk managementUpon successful com-pletion of the program, participants receive certifi cation as “SUNY Certifi ed Youth Coach.” You also have access to the SUNY Sports Institute where you can get coaching tips, share ideas, and keep up with emerging trends for your particular sport. Instructor: Gary Vail To register for this program, please call SUNY Cortland at (877)828-8811.

Section One! CS 087-01 $20Wednesday, September 156-9 p.m.Library-1

Section Two! CS 087-02 $20Thursday, October 146-9 p.m.Library-1

Section Three!CS 087-03 $20Thursday, November 186-9 p.m.Library-1


SAT Test PrepYour score on the Scholastic Assessment Test is one of the most important factors determining admission to the college of your choice. This test preparation course, used by over 700 educational institutions nationwide, is designed to help maximize your score. It concentrates on the test-taking skills that are critical for good performance on the SAT. The course utilizes a proven, fi ve-step approach to large score improvements - diagnostic test; verbal and math review; question-types and strategies; practice test reinforcement; and fi nal test review. The course also focuses on time-saving meth-ods, critical thinking skills, and mathematical problem solving abilities. Materials provided by Cambridge Educational Services, the na-tions #1 campus-based test prep, and include textbooks and actual tests. Instructors are thoroughly trained, carefully selected and evaluated. Please bring a calculator to class. Registration deadline: October 1. (prep for December 4 test date) (Note: no class 11/23) Instructor: Rawn Spearman! KD 010 $2497 Tuesdays, October 12-November 306-9 p.m.Decker Building-201

Middle School Study SkillsProvide your child with the opportunity to learn the study and time management skills now that can help him/her cope with busy middle school days and a future busier high school schedule. This course teaches your child to manage school responsibilities to get good grades, yet have time to do what he or she enjoys. Improve textbook reading, note taking, and test taking abilities. Reduce test anxiety and report jitters while learning how to study more effectively. Instructor: Stacy Silsbee! KD 501 $436 Mondays, October 18-November 225:30-6:30 p.m.Decker Building-318

The Power of Focus – How Students Can Ace Their ClassesThis workshop is designed for parents, teach-ers and students and presents fi ve Attention Training®™ strategies students can easily learn and begin using immediately to increase their performance in the classroom. Your brain’s attention network can deter-mine what you think, what emotions you feel, and what behaviors you engage in. It deter-mines how you experience pain or pleasure and if you feel scattered or focused, distressed or calm, depressed or spirited, and whether you are prone to anger or contentment. Sci-entifi cally speaking, there is no ceiling to how sharp you can train your attention. Joseph Cardillo is the best-selling author of Can I Have Your Attention? How to Think Fast, Find Your Focus, and Sharpen Your Concentration. He also writes a bi-weekly blog on Attention Training for Psychology Today and has taught over 20,000 students. For additional bio information, log on to www.josephcardillo.com! MN 444 $39Monday, September 135:30-8:30 p.m.Decker Building-318

Exploring Engineering and Technology (Ages 14-19)This program shows students from our local high schools various fi elds of science, technology, engineering, math and computing. One meeting may concentrate on seeing how a civil engineer builds roads in Alaska using a laser transit, another might explore the atomic structure of steel, and another might look at our industrial robot in action. Meet professionals in the industry and learn about their education and career. Discover how engineers and scientists impact our daily lives through the use of technology and computing. This program features the use of computers in interesting and exciting ways with plenty of “hands-on” opportunities. Visits to local industries are also planned. For a detailed schedule, visit our web site: http://sunybroome.edu/exploring/Facilitator: Alan Dixon! TC 068 $29every other Thursday, October 7, 2010-March 18, 20116:30-8 p.m.Applied Tech Building-100


Mice on Ice (Ages 3-6)Our littlest skaters can enjoy gaining familiar-ity with skating while making new friends and strengthening their ankles through exercise and play. Our mice should have lots of fun while building confi dence and friendships. Fee includes skate rental. Instructor: Joe Gwizdaloski

Section One!WE 046-01 $496 Tuesdays, October 5-November 99:45-10:45 a.m.BCC Ice Center

Section Two! WE 046-02 $496 Tuesdays, November 16-December 219:45-10:45 a.m.BCC Ice Center

Spring 2011:Section Three! WE 046-03 $496 Tuesdays, January 11-February 159:45-10:45 a.m.BCC Ice Center

Section Four! WE 046-04 $496 Tuesdays, February 22-March 299:45-10:45 a.m.BCC Ice Center

Home Schooler Skating (Ages 7-17)

Home Schooler Skating focuses on the devel-opment of basic ice skating skills in a group, fun environment. Skill levels can range from the beginner (never been on ice) to the advanced skater. Fee includes skate rental. Instructor: Joe GwizdaloskiSection One! WE 047-01 $496 Tuesdays, October 5-November 98:30-9:30 a.m.BCC Ice Center

Section Two! WE 047-02 $496 Tuesdays, November 16-December 218:30-9:30 a.m.BCC Ice Center

Spring 2011:Section Three!WE 047-03 $496 Tuesdays, January 11-February 158:30-9:30 a.m.BCC Ice Center

Section Two! WE 047-04 $496 Tuesdays, February 22-March 298:30-9:30 a.m.BCC Ice Center

Learn to Skate with the Binghamton Figure Skating Club’s Basic Skills Program. Choose from the following sessions:

- Saturdays, beginning October 3, 10:15-11:15 a.m.- Saturdays, beginning November 13, 10:15-11:15 a.m.- Tuesdays, beginning January 4, 7-8 p.m.- Saturdays, beginning January 8, 10:15-11:15 a.m.- Tuesdays, beginning February 15, 7-8 p.m.- Saturdays, beginning February 19, 10:15-11:15 a.m.

Each six-week session is $60 and includes skate rental. Register early – space is limited.

To register call (607)348-6055 or e-mail [email protected].

or visit us on the Web at www.eteamz.com/BinghamtonFSC.


High Tea at the Edge of ThymeTurn back the clock to the days of grace and charm. Spend a special afternoon with a friend at the Edge of Thyme, 6 Main Street in Candor. Former home of the private secretary to John D. Rockefeller, this lovely Bed and Breakfast exists as it did then, with leaded glass windows, marble fi replaces, parquet fl oors and a gracious atmosphere. At High Tea, you are treated to a selection of different teas, an assortment of deluxe fi nger sandwiches, scones, Devon cream with lemon curd,

and an array of fresh pastries. Please inform us of any special dietary needs when you register.

The Edge of Thyme has been awarded the Best Rural Bed and Break-fast and Best Afternoon Tea for 2010 through Lanier BB.com Travel Guide. Registration/cancellation deadline: September 24. Your hostess: Eva Mae Musgrave! SE 007 $28Sunday, October 32-4 p.m.Edge of Thyme, Candor

Moonlight Café At Kopernik ObservatoryLooking for something different to do on a Saturday night? Fly to the moon and mingle under the stars at this adults-only evening at the Kopernik Observatory. The education center is transformed into the Moonlight Café for a special event where you enjoy fresh-brewed coffee, tea and delicious desserts and a fascinating introduction to the stars and outer space. Enjoy a lovely fall evening of spectacular planet spotting! As night falls, move to the telescopes and view a full moon and Jupiter if the weather is clear. You are welcome to linger at the gazebo under the breathtaking view of the night sky with a cup of coffee, and have a heavenly evening! (In the event of a cloudy night, you get a pass to come back another night for telescope viewing.) Meet at the Observatory, 698 Underwood Road, Vestal. Registration/cancellation deadline: October 18. No refunds after this date.! SE 050 $21/personSaturday, October 237-9 p.m.Kopernik Observatory, Vestal


Past Lives and Lives Between LivesThe examination of past lives and reincarna-tion has helped many people understand their current karmic challenges and personal relationships. Explore the concept of past lives and spiritual regressions under hypnosis and discover how accessing this information can reveal many things including: one’s life purpose; how negative behavior patterns can be repeated in various lifetimes as well as one’s current lifetime; who and what soul mates and soul companions are; the structure of the Spirit realm; a new perspective on their current life and those who are in it. The fi rst class consists of lecture and hypnosis of class members to familiarize the group with hyp-nosis and memory retrieval. The second class consists of an actual past life and between lives regressions of class members. Participants should avoid caffeine after 12 p.m. on class days and avoid alcohol for 24 hours before class. Please bring a neck pillow or other pil-low to class. Instructor Jim Lee is a certifi ed hypnotherapist and past life regressionist who has guided many people on this exciting road to self-discovery. ! MN 339 $492 Mondays, October 18-256-9 p.m.Wales Building-203A

DimensionalityWhat if you went to Denmark and told every-one Europe is very fl at? That is a metaphor for how we live. We live “small” and say that’s “all there is.” Explore parts of ourselves that we rarely visit (eg. visual, auditory and kines-thetic). Play with Stimulus and Response and lengthening your attention span. The goal is to add resources to what you already have. By adding resources to your life, you can become much more interesting and entertaining to yourself and others. This play infl uences every relationship of your life, including you to yourself, your family and your career. Instruc-tor: Rick Gridley! MN 491 $392 Mondays, November 1-86:30-8:30 p.m.Decker Building-117

NEW!Developing a Deep Inner Peace Through the TaoJoin Dr. Michael Kinney, Chair of Performing Arts at BCC, for discussions that show you how to develop new and positive changes in your life by understanding the ancient Chinese philosophy called Taoism. Classes are devoted to reading and discussing selections of the Tao Te Ching and focusing on the concepts of Li (effortless fl ow), Yin Yang (the polarities that defi ne one’s life) and Wu Wei (non-action against the natural ways of nature). Partici-pants are encouraged to purchase a translated copy of the Tao Te Ching by Lao Tsu at any book store.! MN 506 $493 Mondays, November 1-156-8 p.m.location to be determined

Improve Concentration, Focus, and Memory With Brain Gym®Use your whole brain to reach greater potential. Brain Gym® is a system that includes 26 easy and enjoyable activities designed to produce rapid, and often dra-matic, improvements in focus, concentration, memory and other areas. Join licensed Brain Gym® practitioner/instructor Jan Fiore as you participate in this relaxing and exciting process. Whether your goals are physical, personal, academic, or professional; you can attain your “personal best”! Classes are experienced-based and have practical applications for everyday use. Wear comfortable clothing to allow for movement and bring a water bottle.! MN 187 $392 Mondays, October 18-256-8 p.m.Library-3

Jan Fiore


Awakening To Your Life’s Purposebased on A New Earth by Eckhart TolleSo much has been said about discovering one’s soul or life purpose. When we are doing the right thing…it FEELS right…we are in the fl ow. When we are living our life purpose we feel at ease and in alignment with the universe. You were meant to do great things, you can and you will as you uncover the illu-sion that we are separate from one another. Discover how to speak your truth, stand in your truth and awaken to your life purpose. Instructor: Renee Guidelli, Life Coach and founder of HEART centered living. www.lifecoachrenee.com! MN 445 $493 Thursdays, October 14-286-8 p.m.Library-2

Putting out the Fire of Fear, Anxiety and StressFind ways to help yourself and others break through old patterns of negative thinking and learn how to reeducate the body/mind response system. Discover strategies for deal-ing with overwhelming situations and new ways for putting your best foot forward. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a water bottle. Instructor: Jan Fiore! MN 489 $392 Mondays, November 8-156-8 p.m.Library-003

NEW!Dealing With Toxic PersonalitiesIs there someone in your environment (par-ent, sibling, spouse, friend or boss) that makes you feel anxious or crazy? Does this person exhibit grandiosity, believe they are always right, or constantly puts people down and lacks empathy? We all have some degree of these traits. They make us strive and become successful, but they do not hurt anyone. Narcissistic Personality Disorder traits can be extreme and can be emotionally damaging. Join us to learn how to empower yourself in dealing with people who demonstrate these behaviors. Instructor Doris B. Pereske, LCSW has been in private practice for more than 20 years, specializing in anxiety disorders.! MN 508 $29Thursday, November 46-8 p.m.Decker Building-211

The Power of Prosperity While prosperous thinking has different mean-ings to different people, it essentially gives you the power to make your dreams come true. You do have the power to fulfi ll your dreams of better health, increased wealth, a happier personal life, a stronger love life, more education and travel, and a deeper spiritual life. Have you heard the term “nature abhors a vacuum?” The vacuum law of prosperity states that if you want greater prosperity in your life, then you must form a vacuum in order to draw it to you. Learn how to let go of the negative things that are holding you back. Envision what you want and use tools, includ-ing journaling affi rmations, to learn the secret of the universe that draws through the power of prosperity, all you want in life.Instructor: Patty Hinshaw! MN 287 $493 Tuesdays, October 12-266:30-8:30 p.m.Decker Building-118

Renee Guidelli


Angel SecretsLook at the world and beyond through the eyes of an angel. Instructor Rob Sandell has had more than 20 years experience in chan-neling through automatic handwriting and other methods. In this unique and interesting class, he shares some of the words and mes-sages of Archangel “Anne” that he has received through automatic handwriting. Hear Anne’s view on time (“I AM AROUND TIME”), and on soul-mates, karma and the afterlife. During the class, Anne “zooms in” on one or more students posing questions that are often revealing. One question was “Who here has a cat with a Ph.D.?” In this case, the student’s cat had recently spent a day at Cornell Univer-sity for testing. Emphasis is on an irreverent presentation of esoteric knowledge, and on some techniques for contacting the angelic world. Come with an open mind! ! MN 307 $25Wednesday, November 106-8 p.m.Library-3

Creating a Sacred SpaceDiscover why it is so important to create a sacred space – not only in your busy schedule, but also in your physical environment – a space that refl ects bliss, balance and inner peace. Touch on some basic feng shui prin-ciples including the art & science of creat-ing balance, skills for mind-body focus, the importance of creating a supportive physical environment, and the defi nition of space in terms of healing. This is a perfect workshop to prepare you for the hectic holiday season. Instructor: Renee Guidelli, Life Coach and founder of HEART centered living. www.lifecoachrenee.com! MN 461 $29Thursday, November 46-8:30 p.m.Library-2

How to Achieve Inner PeaceInner peace emanates from an original state of spiritual self identity – all else is external searching. Underneath all of our searching to satisfy perceived and unmet needs, desires and goals lies the quiet spring of inner peace continually bathing our consciousness. Learn to identify the obstacles to the awareness of inner peace and redirect our choosing to its calming grace within out own heart and mind. With guided mindfulness exercises, applied wisdom teachings and introspection, undo the blockages to inner peace and allow its loving gentleness to fl ow. Instructor: Anna D’Andrea, certifi ed yoga teacher and founder of Self Discovery Wellness Arts Center, www.wellnessarts.com! MN 483 $29Wednesday, October 136:30-8:30 p.m.location to be determined

Don’t Kill a Class! Register early to be sure the program you want isn’t cancelled.


You’re an Executor: Now What?Have you been named in a will as executor of an estate? You may need this hands-on, A-to-Z course that explains the duties, obligations and liabilities of an executor. This comprehensive overview of issues includes everything from commencing the probate process through the closing of the estate. It is designed to address the concerns often experienced when people are faced with this seemingly overwhelming task. Learn to proceed effi ciently and effec-tively and gain the confi dence that comes from being informed. Instructor: Heather Cornell, Levene, Gouldin & Thompson, LLP! FI 007 $29Wednesday, October 136:30-9 p.m.Library-2

Buying Real Estate ForeclosuresReal estate opportunities abound if you know where and how to fi nd them. Learn about buying government-owned homes, property tax sales and bank foreclosures. Discover the secrets successful investors don’t want everyone to know. Topics include HUD- & VA-owned homes, fi nancing techniques and mistakes to avoid. No tapes or work-book sales, just good material you need to know about buying foreclosures. Instructor: Randy Templeman, ABR, CRB, CRS, GRI! FI 008 $39Monday & Tuesday, September 27-287-9 p.m.Library-2

How to Sell Your Parents’ HomeJoin real estate educator Randy Templeman to gain valuable information to quickly and conveniently sell any property. This class is especially helpful if you need to sell a home that you do not occupy, either locally or out of the area. Get tips on how to maximize the sale price and minimize your time and effort. Discuss how to fi nd and retain an agent and explore the pros and cons of selling without an agent. Learn how to get the property market ready by making critical repairs and improve-ments and staging the property for sale. Discuss the paperwork, people and process of successfully selling a home.! FI 056 $29Wednesday, October 136:30-9 p.m.Student Services Building-203

Selling Your Home in a Challenging MarketSelling a house takes more than a sign and an ad if you want to maximize your profi t. Learn the importance of proper pricing, preparation, promotion and 7 other P’s in the house sell-ing process. This course covers the essential topics of staging, marketing, showing and negotiating. Discover what legal disclosures you must make and what questions you can never ask prospective purchasers. Identify the top 10 questions to ask when considering hir-ing a real estate agent and eight secrets they won’t tell you (or don’t know). Spend three hours and learn how to make more money when selling your home! Instructor: Randy Templeman, New York State approved real estate instructor! FI 061 $29Saturday, October 29 a.m.-noonBusiness Building-232

Heather Cornell

Randy Templeman


An Introduction to VoiceoversHave you ever wanted to be the voice that everyone hears on TV/radio commercials,

documentaries, or audiobook narra-tions? You, too, can become a profes-sional voiceover artist! This fun and informative class teaches participants the basics of the voiceover industry and what it takes to get started as a voice actor. Participants have their voice

recorded as they read from scripts, getting a glimpse of what it’s like to be a voice actor, and also receive a profes-sional voice evaluation later. Voices For All has presented this class at over 200 schools nationwide and have a culmi-nation of hundreds of Regional and National Commercial Public Service Announcements and Narratives under their belts. Who better to learn about voiceovers from than an actual successful voiceover artist! Each instructor brings not only several years of experience in voiceovers to the classroom, but also their unique enthusiasm and engaging, interac-tive presentation style as well. Come ready to laugh, learn and be inspired!! CS 093 $39Tuesday, November 26-8 p.m.Decker Building-318

Grant Writing FundamentalsNow, more than ever, organizations are struggling with fi nances…and many times, grants can help! Instructor Debra Morello has written over $5 million in grants over the past decade for non-profi ts, education, health care, and in the corporate sector. This course pro-vides you with the specifi c knowledge to put together a proposal and start “building your grant.“ Bring an idea with you to work on throughout the program. In addition to cover-ing components of a grant including needs assessment, action plan, budget and executive summary, learn which types of projects get funded and why. Part of this class is held in a computer lab where you can review key web-sites for grant writers. Lunch is provided.! CS 125 $99Friday, October 229 a.m.-4 p.m.Decker Building-117

Preparation for the Notary Public ExaminationPrepare yourself for the New York State notary public licensing exam in this review work-shop. The background of laws pertaining to affi davits, acknowledgments, certifi cations and authentifi cation of acknowledgments are dis-cussed, as well as the various forms used in the notary process. This course is not required for the notary exam; rather it is a study aid for those who wish to gain additional insight into legal processes and terminology as a prepara-tion for the role of a notary. It is not meant to review specifi c questions on the exam. A copy of the Notary Public License Law booklet is mailed to each participant. This should be reviewed prior to the fi rst meeting of the course. (There are no refunds available once these booklets are mailed.) Instructor: Gary Schanz! CS 350 $392 Wednesdays, October 13-205:30-7 p.m.Library-1

Investing in Real EstateSome of the wealthiest people in America made their fortunes in real estate. Locally, the real estate market features an abundance of properties at low prices. Learn invest-ment basics including what types of property to buy, where to fi nd the best opportuni-ties, and how to negotiate better prices and terms. Other topics include fi nancing techniques, tax benefi ts, leverage, and leasing and managing real estate. Both beginner and experienced investors benefi t from the material presented in this course. Instructor: Randy Templeman, ABR, CRB, CRS, GRI! FI 809 $29Monday, October 186-9 p.m.Library-1

Debra Morello


Eight Hour Pre-Assignment Training for Security GuardsThis mandated training course covers security guard basics:- Role of a security guard- Legal powers and limitations

Emergency situations- - Communications and public relations- Access control- Ethics and conductIn order to receive a certifi cate of completion, all participants must pass a test at the conclusion of class with a grade of at least 70%. The test covers material pre-sented in class and is in a true/false & multiple choice format. Names of those who successfully complete the course and exam are recorded with the NYS Division of Criminal Justice Services for Municipal Police Security Guard Program. Instructors: Carol Guiton and John Kakusian ! CE 400 $99Tuesday & Wednesday, October 5-66-10 p.m.Decker Building-318

Also Available:

The Eight-Hour Annual In-Service Training for Security Guards is also being offered on October 5 & 6 for currently employed security guards. Please register for course number ! CE260.

Infection ControlCompletion of this course fulfi lls the NYS re-quirement for RNs, LPNs, dentists, podiatrists, optometrists, and dental hygienists to have course work in infection control and barrier precautions prior to issuance of their license or renewal of registration.TOPICS INCLUDE:- Professional responsibilities for infection

control- Modes and mechanisms of disease

transmission and strategies for infection control

- Use of engineering and work practice controls

- Selection and use of barriers and personal protective equipment

- Creation and maintenance of a safe patient care environment

- Prevention and control of communicable diseases in health care workers

For dental hygienists: To ensure you receive the proper completion certifi cate, please notify the Continuing Education offi ce at the time of registration. Instructor: Jill Patak! CE 175 $30Wednesday, October 206-9 p.m.Business Building-110

NEW!Understanding the Pieces of AutismThis class offers an overview of autism spectrum disorders. Examine the psychological, physiologi-cal, social and educational characteristics of individuals who have been identifi ed as having autism, pervasive developmental disorder, Rhett’s disorder, Asperger’s syndrome and childhood disintegra-tive disorder. TOPICS INCLUDE:- The defi nition and characteristics of learners with autism spectrum disorders- Causes and prevalence of autism- Education placement options for individuals who are considered in need of special education

services- InterventionIn addition, students participate in many hands on activities relating to autism including A walk in my shoes. This enables students to sense the struggles that a person with autism may endure, discuss behavior challenges and motivational activities to turn students on to learning and creating independence for students on the spectrum. Instructor: Lori Martin, Masters in Special Education, Marywood University! HL 016 $392 Mondays, November 1-86-9 p.m.Decker Building-313


How to Publish an E-BookLearn the secrets that are earning millions of dollars on the Internet through e-book publication. Whether you want to produce a book of family recipes, share your tricks of the trade for home repair, or simply publish the novel you’ve always thought about, instructor Cheryl Fabrizi of Fab Idea guides you step-by-step on how to create, produce, and market an e-book. This basic e-business program is for all authors who want to explore a cost-effective way to self-publish, or small business owners and entrepreneurs who want to tap into selling niche books and documents online.! CS 053 $39Saturday, December 48 a.m.-noonBusiness Building-030

NEW!Product Development for InventorsThis course is designed for anybody who has ever had an idea and has wanted to turn that idea into a viable product or service. Learn what steps to take fi rst and how to take your idea from conception to patentable product.TOPICS INCLUDE:- What to do fi rst- When to apply for a patent- Selling and licensing your invention- Understanding market reaction- How to improve on your idea- How to keep your idea secretComplete a series of lab reports designed to keep you focused on a specifi c task. These lab reports have been compiled in a workbook Product Development for Inventors written by Tom Foster. This workbook is required for this course and is available for $10 from the instructor during class. Instructor: Tom Foster! CS 103 $392 Wednesdays, October 6-136-9 p.m.Decker Building-211

NEW!20 Ways to Earn Residual IncomeAre you concerned about the economy? Are your expenses increasing and your cash fl ow decreasing? Residual income could be your answer. Pinpoint over 20 different ways to earn ongoing, residual income from stocks, bonds, mutual funds, insurance, taxes and re-tirement income. Learn how to increase your residual income with refi nance strategies, e-publishing, on demand printing, internet, beach money, and how to evaluate the merits of a home-based business. This course is for you if you want to make all or some of your income more residual. Instructor James Farnham, MBA, MS is a professional speaker and author with over 20 years of experience in insurance and fi nancial services.! CS 104 $39Saturday, November 208-11 a.m.Business Building-209

Cheryl Fabrizi NEW!A Pharmacology Update in Dental HygieneAs dental health professionals, it is imperative that we update our patients’ medical history routinely at each appointment. It is also important that we are up to date on the cur-rent medications on the market and that we know the function and pronunciation of these drugs. New drugs come on the market and old patents for standard drugs expire and are re-formulated into generics. Often patient medi-cal histories change requiring an adjustment in medications or insurance coverage changes requiring a change from a brand name drug to a generic. This course addresses these issues and discusses the top 20 new drugs on the market for 2008-2009. Instructor Judi Dzuba, RDH, MS is an adjunct/clinical instructor at BCC in the Dental Hygiene Department and has her Master’s Degree in Adult Education from Buffalo State College. 3.0 Continuing Education Credits are awarded upon comple-tion of the course.! DH 061 $39Monday, November 156-9 p.m.Business Building-110


NEW!Contemporary Intraoral Radiography for Dental Hygienists: Understanding Basic Principles and Digital ApplicationsThis course is designed to provide dental auxiliaries with practical information on intraoral radiog-raphy technique. The basic principles of intraoral radiography are discussed, including hands-on application of these principles to digital radiography.TOPICS INCLUDE:- Describe the production of dental radiation- Discuss ways to minimize radiation exposure for patients and the operator- Identify exposure factors that affect the quality of the radiograph- Describe the various types of examinations and defi ne indications for each- Correctly utilize paralleling technique instruments to obtain diagnostic quality images- Identify common exposure errors and methods to avoid such errors- Demonstrate proper infection control procedures during radiograph exposure and processing- Recognize the advantages and disadvantages of digital radiography- Apply the basic principles of the fi lm paralleling technique to digital paralleling techniqueThree credit hours of continuing education are issued to dental hygienists. Instructor: Gail Malone, clinical educator, DENTSPLY Professional! DH 060 $39Monday, September 136-9 p.m.Business Building-110

Local Infi ltration Anesthesia and Nitrous Oxide Analgesia Administration for Dental Hygienists An Online, Lecture, and Hands-on ProgramThis self-study, lecture, and hands-on course is designed to prepare the participant to safely and ef-fectively administer local infi ltration anesthetics and nitrous oxide analgesia. Participants complete on-line (Angel-based) self-study prior to attending the lecture and hands-on sessions. Participants must purchase the textbooks - Handbook of Local Anesthesia (with DVD), Stanley Malamed, 4th Edition, and The Handbook of Nitrous Oxide and Oxygen Sedation, Morris Clark, 2nd Edition. Participants act as patients and clinicians during the clinical hands-on sessions. Breakfast and lunch are provided each day. If you are pregnant, please register after delivery. Upon completion, participants are eligible to apply for NYS certifi cation in Local Infi ltration Anesthesia and Nitrous Oxide Analgesia Administration. Class is limited to 26 students. Registration/cancellation deadline: September 16. Class begins on September 15 with an Angel orientation. Online coursework should be completed before clinical sessions begin in November.

Course Director and On-Line Study Coordinator: Coordinator of Clinical Instruction:Maureen Hankin, RDH, MPH Thomas Bucker, DDS Lecturers and Support Faculty:Gary Bigsby, DDS Mary John, DDSThomas Bucker, DDS Maureen Hankin, RDH, MPHJames DeSantis, DDS, MD Douglas Watson, DDS

Recommended Program Orientation Session for those registered: Wednesday, September 15, 6-8 p.m.

Registered students will receive hands-on practice using Angel, the on-line environment for this program. Students will get their BCC passwords at this time. The deadline for dropping out from the class with a refund is the following day, and students are advised, but not required, to attend this session.

! DH 100 $1,100Fridays & Saturdays, November 5-137:30 a.m.-5 p.m. (November 5-6)7:30 a.m.-6 p.m. (November 12)8 a.m.-5 p.m. (November 13)Decker Building-117 See Page 37 for Pharmacology Update


Computers for Absolute BeginnersHave you been putting off taking the plunge into the world of computers? Do terms like “hard disk” and “system unit” boggle your mind? This course is taught at a S-L-O-W pace for the computer novice. We promise to be gentle with you and bring you into the company of the computer literate! Learn basic computer terms and the components of a computer system. Emphasis is placed on learning the functions of the keyboard, mouse, Windows, and word processing. Also cover the use of the Internet, purchasing a computer, and selecting an Internet service provider. This course gives you the fundamentals to progress into other computer courses with comfort. Each person has their own machine. Instruc-tor: Lee Skorko ! CP 104 $99Mondays & Wednesdays, September 13-225:30-8 p.m.Business Building-030

Develop Your Computer SkillsIf you have already taken Computers for Absolute Beginners or have a little computer experience and want to take the next step toward building your computer skills, this course leads you out of the world of the computer challenged. TOPICS INCLUDE:- Basics of disk & fi le management- Run multiple programs at once- Customize your desktop- Control Panels

Word processing and document editing- Remote media storage (CD burning, thumb -

drives, etc.)Scanning and printing-

Familiarity with a keyboard, mouse, and Win-dows skills are required. Participants should bring a blank CDRW to class. Instructor: Joe Campanella ! CP 148 $99Mondays & Wednesdays, Sept. 27-Oct. 65:30-8 p.m.Business Building-030

File Management Made EasyConfused by the pile of folders cluttering up your computer? Don’t understand where some of these folders and fi les even came from? This workshop is for you! Learn how to fi nd fi les you thought you’d lost, protect im-portant fi les from being erased by other users, manage fi les by creating folders and use tools to move, copy and reorganize the contents of your hard disk. OTHER TOPICS INCLUDE:- Work with the recycle bin to restore deleted

fi les- Easily maintain and troubleshoot your hard

drives to get maximum performance- Set up frequently used programs to

start automatically when you start your computer

- Create desktop shortcuts to gain quicker access to particular programs or fi les

- Understand the general structure of how fi les are stored in common terms

- Perform easy cleanup of old fi lesLearn the techniques so you never lose or misplace a fi le again. Guaranteed! Instructor: Bill Vernola! CP 048 $492 Thursdays, September 23-306-8 p.m.Business Building-030

Facebook 101 – Expanded!Do you REALLY know how to use Facebook? Do you know why your kids spend so much time on it? Would you like to get in on the action but aren’t sure how to get started? Do you have graduation, birthday or wedding photos you would like to share? Learn how to use this social networking site to connect with your children, friends, high school and college classmates, co-workers, family members and others. Discuss your profi le strategy, what is “too much information” (TMI), appropri-ateness, potential charges, and any privacy questions you may have. Find out how to add the bells and whistles to enhance your profi le and use it as a communications and network-ing tool. Create fl air, photo galleries, write on someone’s wall, join groups, become fans, and much more! Please bring a thumb drive with your photo and photos from a recent trip, reunion, etc. Students should have a basic knowledge of a computer. Register early–en-rollment is limited. Instructor: Cheryl Fabrizi! CP 071 $692 Thursdays, November 4-116-9 p.m.Business Building-030


MS Excel 2007 for BeginnersGet started with Microsoft Excel, the spread-sheet of choice.TOPICS INCLUDE:- Identifying the main components of the

Excel window and workbook- Entering and editing labels, values, and

formulas- Inserting and deleting ranges- Moving and copying data- Working with relative and absolute

references- Using functions to perform calculations- Previewing and controlling page setup options- Creating, formatting, modifying & printing

charts

Basic keyboarding skills and familiarity with the computer is required. The required textbook is available at the BCC Bookstore. Instructor shows students how to download class fi les from the web, or can email them upon request. Instructor: Bill Vernola! CP 146-01 $99Tuesdays & Thursdays, October 5-146-8 p.m.Business Building-030

MS Excel 2007 for Beginners - Bring Your Own LaptopGet started with Microsoft Excel, the spread-sheet of choice using your own laptop.TOPICS INCLUDE:- Identifying the main components of the

Excel window and workbook- Entering and editing labels, values, and

formulas- Inserting and deleting ranges- Moving and copying data- Working with relative and absolute

references- Using functions to perform calculations

Previewing and controlling page setup - options

Creating, formatting, modifying & printing - charts

Basic keyboarding skills and familiarity with the computer is required. The required textbook is available at the BCC Bookstore. Instructor shows students how to download class fi les from the web, or can email them upon request. Students should have MS Excel loaded on their computer and bring a thumb drive, make sure the battery on your laptop is fully charged and can hold a charge for at least two hours or bring an extra battery. Instructor: Bill Vernola! CP 146-02 $99Tuesdays & Thursdays, November 2-116-8 p.m.Decker Building-117

Intermediate MS Excel 2007

This workshop is designed for computer us-ers with a basic knowledge of Microsoft Excel or who have completed CP146 MS Excel 2007 for Beginners.TOPICS INCLUDE:- Using multiple worksheets and workbooks- Linking worksheets with 3-D formulas- Linking and managing workbooks- Working with styles, themes and other

advanced formatting- Outlining and consolidating data

Creating and managing cell and range- names- Working with tables- Examining Web and Internet features

Using advanced charting features- Documenting and auditing features- Creating and managing templates-

The required textbook is available at the BCC Bookstore. Instructor: Bill Vernola! CP 027 $99Tuesdays & Thursdays, October 19-286-8 p.m.Business Building-030

MS Access 2007 for BeginnersLearn the basic functions and features of this database management system.TOPICS INCLUDE:- Planning and creating a database - Exploring and creating tables- Changing the design of a table- Finding, editing and organizing records- Setting fi eld priorities and creating input

masks- Setting validation rules- Performing operation in queries- Creating and using queries- Sorting and fi ltering records- Working with reportsThe required textbook is available at the BCC Bookstore. Prerequisite: Develop Your Computer Skills or equivalent experience. Instructor shows students how to download class fi les from the web, or can email them upon request. Instructor: Bill Vernola! CP 152 $99Mondays & Wednesdays, October 18-276-8 p.m.Business Building-030


Computer TroubleshootingFrustrated that your computer isn’t working right? Sick of paying too much for simple computer repairs? Uncover the basics of troubleshooting a variety of basic computer problems. Learn about basic hardware and hardware types – how your computer works and what to do if it decides to stop. Software and Microsoft-based operating system issues are also discussed. Instructor: Phil Maywalt! TC 036 $992 Saturdays, November 13-20Noon-3 p.m.location to be determined

Advanced Computer TroubleshootingAre you somewhat savvy at fi xing your own computer, but are still unsure of how to tackle more complex computer repairs? Join Phil Maywalt for this workshop and learn how to solve more involved problems. Topics include hardware issues, Microsoft Operating System issues, home-based networking problems including setup, security, fi rewalls and more. Pre-requisite TC036 Computer Troubleshoot-ing or equivalent knowledge.! TC 040 $992 Saturdays, December 4-11Noon-3 p.m.location to be determined

Navigating the Online Social Networking JungleFacebook, Twitter, Ning, eBlogger and oth-ers…oh, my! Get up to speed on how to create online buzz via the ever-changing and always growing online world of social networking. This course is an essential for entrepreneurs, businesses, organizations and anyone else looking to attract more customers, build brand awareness, and generate sales via the Internet. This hands-on computer instruction includes exploring online examples, evaluating free and low-cost online services, and develop-ment of a manageable interactive marketing plan. Instructor: Cheryl Fabrizi! EX 141 $39Saturday, November 68:30-11:30 a.m.Business Building-030

Design a Web SiteDiscover how to create and post your own Web site in this hands-on class. Learn the fundamentals of Web site design, including HTML basics, using color, graphics, photos, backgrounds, hot buttons, formatting text and adding links between pages and to other sites. This small, intensive class is limited to 10 students. Instructor: Phil Maywalt! CP 023 $2994 Saturdays, October 16-November 6Noon-5 p.m.Business Building-030

Online Learning with BCC – Learn from the Comfort of Home!How to Get Started….Visit our web site at www.sunybroome.edu/ce, and select Online Non-Credit Classes for Ed2go and Gatlin GES courses.Or …..Ed2go Courses1. Visit our Online Instruction Center: www.ed2go.com/broome2. Click the Courses link, choose the department and course title you are interested in and select

the Enroll Now button. Follow the instructions to enroll and pay for your course. Here you will enter your e-mail and choose a password that will grant you access to the Classroom.

3. When your course starts, return to our Online Instruction Center and click the Classroom link. To begin your studies, simply log in with your e-mail and the password you selected during your enrollment.

Courses begin:- September 15- October 20- November 10- December 8Gatlin Courses1. Visit our Online Instruction Center at www.gatlineducation.com/bcc2. Click on your interested career fi eld and select the course you are interested in by placing a check

mark next to the title of the course.3. Complete the registration information and click “register now.”


Adobe InDesign CS3Adobe® InDesign® software takes page design to a new level, combining extraordi-nary production power and creative freedom with innovative cross-media support. Adobe InDesign is the successor to PageMaker, a program that is no longer being developed or supported. Learn how to make the easy transition to a robust and effi cient page layout program. Through its tight integration with Photoshop, Illustrator and Acrobat software, discover how to produce pages quickly and output them reliably. Basic computer skills are required. Differences in version CS4 are discussed. (Note: no class 11/22) Instructor: Eric Saar! EX 087 $994 Mondays, November 8-December 65:30-7:30 p.m.Business Building-030

Photoshop CS3Do you wish you could make that photo of Aunt Rose a little brighter? Do you wish you could make little Billy’s sweater blue instead of bright red? Whether you are using images in your pub-lications or simply retouching or optimizing an image, Adobe Photoshop CS3 has the power and precision you need for superior results. TOPICS INCLUDE:- Simplifi ed fi le handling with Adobe Bridge- Revolutionary Vanishing Point- Multiple Layer Control- Smart Objects- Multi-image Raw Processing- Image Warp- Advanced Noise Reduction- 32-bit High Dynamic Range Support- Customizable Workspaces and Menus- Spot Healing Brush- One-click Red-eye correctionBasic computer knowledge is required. Differ-ences in version CS4 are discussed. (Note: no class 11/23) Instructor: Eric Saar! CP 062 $994 Tuesdays, November 9-December 75:30-7:30 p.m.Business Building-030

How to Buy and Sell at Internet AuctionsHave you been hearing a lot about eBay but have not taken the plunge? Are you an expe-rienced eBay buyer and want to sell items for profi t? Join Phil Maywalt for an afternoon of eBay mania! The basics of registration, search-ing, bidding, buying and an overview of the selling process are covered. In this hands-on workshop for eBay beginners, browse listed items and receive handouts for future refer-ence. Bring your enthusiasm and questions. Previous computer experience is required.! EX 057 $39Saturday, September 259 a.m.-noonBusiness Building-030

Advanced Internet Auction SellingIf you have taken How to Buy and Sell at Internet Auctions, or are an experienced eBay-er and would like to focus more on selling strategies, this class is for you. Learn about the selling process.TOPICS INCLUDE:- Listings- Adding photos- Auction tools- Writing descriptions- Dutch auctions- Fees and online payment options- Shipping costsYou must be an experienced computer user and eBay-er to enroll. Instructor: Phil Maywalt! EX 065 $39Saturday, September 251-4 p.m.Business Building-030

Build Your Own Website in a Few HoursForget learning HTML, XML, ASP and all those other programming languages. If you know how to work a computer and create Word documents, you can create your own website. Come with ideas for your website address, information you want to post, and what your online marketing goals are. In just one evening, learn the essentials to buying a .com address, where to host it, what software to use, how to design, write and maintain your website all by purchasing an online service starting at $5 per month. A basic online pres-ence for less than $100? Yes, it’s true!Instructor: Cheryl Fabrizi! EX 143 $39Saturday, October 308:30-11:30 a.m.Business Building-030

Eric Saar


Professional Engineers’ Exam Review – Module AThis class has been redesigned to consist of two separate modules. Topics covered in this module are:- Introduction and ethics- Math and statistics- Electric- Chemistry- EconomicsModule B is being offered in the spring and fi nishes just prior to the exam. Spring topics include thermodynamics, materials, statics, mechanics of materials, dynamics and fl uid dynamics. Since each module is an independent course, it is not necessary to take both modules. The nearest site for the April 9, 2011 FE exam is Syracuse, New York. The deadline to register for the exam is October 18, 2010. You are expected to fi le an application for the exam individually. The required textbooks are available at the BCC Bookstore. This course is taught by a team of qualifi ed professionals, each a specialist in a certain area. The facilitator and general instructor is: Wonjune Hong, PE.! TC 082 $42512 Mondays, September 13-December 13(no class 10/11, 11/22)6:30-9 p.m.Mechanical Building-207

PMP Exam Preparation WorkshopThe Project Management Professional (PMP®) certifi cation is awarded by the Project Management Institute (PMI®) to recognize individuals who have obtained knowledge and experience in project management. The purpose and goal of this project management certifi cation program is the devel-opment, maintenance, evaluation, promotion, and administration of a rigorous, examination-based, professional certifi cation program of the highest caliber. The PMP® Program supports the international community of project management profes-sionals and is designed to objectively assess and measure professional knowledge. PMP® Program requirements and eligibility standards are applied fairly, impartially, and consistently with applicable laws. The PMP® sets you apart! Every year more companies recognize the importance of the PMP® certifi cation and the achievement it represents. The Binghamton Chapter of the Project Manage-ment Institute presents our Enhanced Exam Preparation Workshop to include the following:- Interactive lecture, discussion and group problem solving formats- Structured, timed in-class practice testing to simulate test conditions- Test taking tips and techniques and practice tests available after the workshop- 35 PDU Credits, fully satisfying the Project Management Institute’s educational requirement for becoming certifi edWHO SHOULD ATTEND:Anyone who intends to take the PMP® Exam. Please review the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK, Third Edition) before the workshop and bring it to each class. You may also purchase one at the fi rst class at our Chapter’s reduced rate.THE WORKSHOP:All nine areas of the Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) are covered: Scope, Cost, Quality, Contracts and Procurement, Time, Risk, Communications, Human Resources, and Integra-tion, as well as Professional Responsibility. Updated information on the current exam format and certifi cation process are provided. THE INSTRUCTORS:All instructors are practicing project managers or consultants, chosen for their knowledge of the PMBOK and their presentation abilities. They are a team of experienced professionals from our local Chapter. They provide a blend of backgrounds from several companies and varying industries to deliver a broad spectrum of perspectives to project management challenges. Lunch is on your own. (no class 10/9)! TC 058PMI Members $475Non-members $5255 Saturdays, September 25-October 308 a.m.-4 p.m.Decker Building-313


Photovoltaic (PV) Installation BasicsLearn the basics on installing a photovoltaic (PV) system, including how to site and design the system.TOPICS INCLUDE:- How to size a system for both grid

connected an off-grid systems- Solar resources- Problems associated with shading and best

orientation and tilt for PV arrays- Basic sizing and design of systems to serve a

specifi c electrical load- Safety procedures for installers and study of

the electrical code- Various mounting systems for PV arrays and

their affects on roofsThe class concludes with the installation of a PV system. An optional textbook is available from the instructor. Prerequisite: must have a high school diploma, be able to do simple arithmetic calculations, and have a basic un-derstanding of electricity including familiarity with volts, amps, and AC wiring. This course meets at ETM Solar Works, 300 North Street, Endicott. Instructor: Dr. Gay E. Canough, NABCEP certifi ed PV installer and ISP certi-fi ed Master Trainer Registration/cancellation deadline: September 24.! TC 080 $634Monday-Thursday, October 11-148:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.ETM Solar Works

The NABCEP PV Entry Level Exam is being offered on Friday, October 15, from 8:30-10:30 a.m. for an additional fee of $100. Please register for ! TC 087.

NEW!Small Wind Energy WorkshopThe fi rst session of this course is an overview of the fundamentals of wind turbines for individuals who want more information on wind systems. Instructor Roy Butler of Four Winds leads you through all the necessary background information required to site and install a small wind turbine (up to 40 kW). All the necessary steps for a successful project are covered in detail:- Timelines- Initial planning stages- Site consideration- Wind resource assessments- Energy production estimates- Tower considerations- Zoning requirements- Interconnection- Insurance- Equipment and equipment assembly- Permitting- Decomissioning- Much more!This workshop is designed around the NAB-CEP Task Analysis for a Small Wind Energy System Installer. The required textbook is available at the BCC Bookstore. Lunch is on your own. Registration deadline: November 3.! TC 086 $599Monday-Friday, November 15-199 a.m.-4:30 p.m.Decker Building-117

(approved for 35 PDHs)

A non-credit Monday only option is available for $89. Please register for ! TC 086-02.

NEW!Basic Electrical TheoryThis workshop is meant to familiarize you with the practical basics including what does a basic electrical circuit look like and what does basic electrical hardware do. Although this class was created to provide prospective solar installers with some electricity basics, homeowners and others new to electricity would fi nd this course useful. Learning how to install electrical devices of any type takes a signifi cant amount of training, but this class gives you an idea of what is involved. Half of the battle of understanding something new is understanding the terminology. Units of electricity (amps, volts, watts), wire types, and common electrical devices (circuit breakers, switches, ground fault protectors) are also covered. Wire up a simple circuit to demonstrate Ohm’s law and learn how to visualize what goes on at the microscopic level with electron fl ow. The issue of power loss down a wire is also discussed. This course meets at ETM Solar Works, 300 North Street, Endicott. Course fee includes textbooks. Instructor: Gay Canough! TC 092 $250Tuesday, September 288 a.m.-5 p.m.ETM Solar Works


Solar Thermal Level I: Understanding Solar Thermal Technologies & ApplicationsThis course is an excellent starter or refresher for anyone looking to get into the solar ther-mal market. Many of the topics are broad and easily digestible.TOPICS INCLUDE:- The US solar thermal market past, present

and future- The various solar hot water applications and

system types- The different types of collector technology

and pros/cons for each type in various conditions

- The various main components used in solar thermal systems

- Sizing and designing solar hot thermal systems

- Conducting a solar thermal site survey as well as commissioning and troubleshooting a Solar hot water system

- An introduction to fi nancials, incentives and paybacks

Lunch is on your own.! TC 089 $249Monday, October 188 a.m.-4:30 p.m.Decker Building-117

Solar Thermal Level II: Sizing, Designing and Installation of Domestic Hot Water SystemsThis course is developed to give attendees a practical understanding of solar thermal system design and sizing. Hands-on experi-ence in the installation and commissioning of a DHW solar thermal system is also included.TOPICS INCLUDE:- Interpret performance ratings for various

collectors to determine instantaneous collector effi ciency

- Storage, piping and exchanger considerations for various solar thermal designs

- Various sizing softwares such as TSOL and Retscreen for use in predicting solar gain relative to BTU load

- Experience using Solar Pathfi nder for site survey analysis

- Practical experience in roof mounting strategies

Lunch is on your own. Prerequisite: TC089 Solar Thermal Level I or equivalent experi-ence.! TC 090 $295Tuesday, October 198 a.m.-4:30 p.m.Decker Building-117

Solar Thermal Level III: Combisystem – Design and InstallationThis course is designed to help develop a deeper understanding of how solar thermal systems can be integrated into any building’s heating system. Solar thermal fi nancials with complete project quotes and costing are also covered.TOPICS INCLUDE:- Various heating system types and how to tie a solar thermal system in- Proper sizing techniques and how to fi nd the most appropriate solar fraction for various systems- Hands-on experience with integration of a solar thermal system into an existing or new heating

system- Heat dump options and proper sizing- Hands-on experience with programming the proper control sequence- Practical experience in developing a customer quote from sizing, design and costingLunch is on your own. Prerequisite: TC090 Solar Thermal Level II.! TC 091 $295Wednesday, October 208 a.m.-4:30 p.m.Decker Building-117

SunMaxx Solar is an industry leader in solar energy installation training, offering a variety of live workshops and online solar energy training courses for their cus-tomers and partners. Through solar energy installation courses, SunMaxx Solar has trained more than 1000 solar thermal and solar PV installers across the United States, and around the world. Broome Community College is pleased to co-sponsor these new programs. Each program qualifi es for 7.5 hours toward NABCEP certifi cation.

Energy Technology Training Programs presented by Broome Community College and SunMaxx Solar


Building Performance Institute

Building Analyst Trainingpresented by Broome Community College

in cooperation with Hudson Valley Community College

PROFIT WITH HOME PERFORMANCE This 36 hour, low-cost training program can bring you new business for years to come. While you’re using building science technology to help customers solve heating, cooling and air leakage problems that are driving high energy costs, you’ll also provide them with a more comfortable, safe and durable home. You’ll be part of an exclusive group of contractors with access to benefi ts to help your business grow.

TRAINING AGENDA- Understand fundamentals of building science- Identify and understand building performance problems including ice dams, mold and mildew,

and indoor air quality issues- Practical application of analyzing buildings using “Blower Door” technology and other diagnostic

equipment- Assess building tightness, mechanical and distribution systems and combustion safety for a

“whole house” performance-based approach

REGISTRATIONNYSERDA reimburses 50% of the tuition upon completion of the course to qualifi ed candidates that pay into the NY System Benefi ts Charge (SBC) utility territories. An additional 25% reimbursement is available to those candidates employed by a participating Home Performance Contractor. This incentive program is being offered by NYSERDA for a limited time. You must complete the entire course to receive Proof of Participation and reimbursement for this program. For more information call 607-778-5713.

-Session 1:Registration deadline: September 13! CN7-157-31 $1,045Classroom Sessions:Monday-Thursday, September 20-238 a.m.-4 p.m.Decker Building-117

Field Experience:Friday and Saturday, September 24-258 a.m.-4 p.m.location to be determinedTest date: Sept. 28 (Test Fee $200)

Session 2:Registration deadline: September 27! CN7-157-32 $1,045Classroom Sessions:Monday-Thursday, October 4-7 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.Tompkins Cortland Community College

Field Experience:Friday and Saturday, October 8-9 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.location to be determined

Test date: Oct. 13 (Test Fee $200)

Session 3:Registration deadline: October 18! CN7-157-33 $1,045Classroom Sessions:Monday-Thursday, October 25-288 a.m.-4 p.m.Ice Center-Events Room

Field Experience:Friday and Saturday, October 29-308 a.m.-4 p.m.location to be determined

Test date: Nov. 2 (Test Fee $200)

Session 4:Registration deadline: November 29! CN7-157-34 $1,045Classroom Sessions:Monday-Thursday, December 6-98 a.m.-4 p.m.Decker Building-117

Field Experience:Friday and Saturday, December 10-118 a.m.-4 p.m.location to be determined

Test date: Dec. 14 (Test Fee $200)


Envelope Professional TrainingThis 30 hour training program will help you prepare for the Building Performance Institute’s (BPI) Envelope Professional written and fi eld exams. Training will include review of some Building Analyst topics, but is not a preparatory course for those intending to take the BPI BA Certifi cation exams.TRAINING AGENDA- Fundamentals of building science – brief review- Combustion safety testing – brief review- Critical shell transitions- Advanced blower door applications- Duct diagnostics using a Duct Blaster® and pressure pan- Advanced pressure tests including series leakage testing and the leakage area matching method. REGISTRATIONNYSERDA reimburses 50% of the tuition upon completion of the course to qualifi ed candidates that pay into the NY System Benefi ts Charge (SBC) utility territories. An additional 25% reimbursement is available to those candidates employed by a participating Home Performance Contractor. This incentive program is being offered by NYSERDA for a limited time. You must complete the entire course to receive Proof of Participation and reimbursement for this program. For more information call 607-778-5713.September Session:! CN7 164-14 $1,125Registration deadline: September 7Classroom Sessions:Monday & Tuesday, September 13-148 a.m.-4 p.m.Ice Center-Events Room

Field Experience:Wednesday-Friday, September 15-178 a.m.-4p.m.location to be determined

Test date: Sept. 21 (Test Fee $200)

Heating ProfessionalUsing a “whole house” performance-based approach, this training covers advanced heating system diagnostic, evaluation and repair skills to help you prepare for the Building Performance Institute’s Heating Professional on-line and fi eld exams. Training includes a review of some Building Analyst topics but is not a BA preparatory course. Prerequisites: Building Analyst training or BPI Building Analyst Certifi cation and a background in heating is strongly recommended.TOPICS INCLUDE:- Heating system & combustion safety science- Controls and electrical inspection- Ducted system diagnostics- Combustion gas analysis- Heat exchanger inspection- Ventilation system installationFor a complete list of topics, log on to www.getenergysmart.org. Following completion of this course, participants are eligible to take the BPI written/online exam. The cost of the test is not included in the registration fee. This exam satisfi es the fi rst component of the BPI certifi cation requirements. Please visit www.bpi.org for more information on BPI certifi cation, or call BPI at (877)274-1274.! CN10-117-04 $1,250Registration deadline: November 8Classroom Sessions:Monday & Tuesday, November 15-168 a.m.-4 p.m.Ice Center-Events RoomField Experience:Wednesday-Fridaylocation to be determinedTest date: Nov. 22 (Test Fee $200)

November Session:! CN7 164-15 $1,125Registration deadline: October 25Classroom Sessions:Monday & Tuesday, November 1-28:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.Tompkins Cortland Community College

Field Experience:Wednesday-Friday, November 3-58:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.location to be determined

Test date: Nov. 8 (Test Fee $200)


A+ Computer Support Technician Certifi cationOur A+ curriculum is made up of the 2009 objectives – which teach students the latest updates which have been added to the course. The successful candidate has credentials towards employment as an IT Technician, PC technician, PC Support Specialist and a Desktop Support Specialist. The program is focused on CompTIA A+ Essentials (220-701) and the CompTIA Practical Applications (220-702) curriculum with the following objectives:

Personal computer components- Laptops and portable devices- Networks – wired as well as wireless- Security – home, mobile and - networkSafety and environmental issues- Troubleshooting- Communications and - professionalismPrinters and scanners-

Added to the list of Operating Systems are Vista, XP Home, XP Professional and XP Media Center. Class runs 120 hours. Books and tool kit are provided. (note: no class 10/11) Instructor: Phil Maywalt! CP 038 $2,349Monday-Friday, September 20-October 296-10 p.m.location to be determined

CompTIA Network Plus Certifi cationThe CompTIA Network+ ® (2009 Objectives) course builds on your existing user-level knowledge and experience with personal computer operating systems and networks to present fundamental skills and concepts that you can use on the job in any type of network-ing career. Identify and describe all the major net-working technologies, systems, skills and tools in use in the modern PC-based computer net-works, and learn information and skills helpful as you prepare for the CompTIA Network+ cer-tifi cation examination, 2009 objectives (exam number N10-004). Upon successful course completion, students should be able to identify:- basic components of network theory- major network communication methods- network data delivery methods- list and describe network media and

hardware components- major types of network implementations- components of a TCP/IP network

implementation- major services deployed on TCP/IP

networks- components of LAN, WAN and remote

network implementation- major issues and technologies in network

security- major issues and technologies in disaster

recovery- major data storage technologies and

implementation- primary network operating systems- tools, methods and techniques used in

managing a network This 72-hour course is intended for entrylevel computer support professionals with basic knowledge of computer hardware, software, and operating systems, who wish toincrease their knowledge and understandingof networking concepts and skills to preparefor a career in network support or admin-istration, or to prepare for the CompTIANetwork+ ® (2009 Objectives) exam (examnumber N10-004). The required textbook isprovided. (Note: no class 11/25 & 11/26Instructor: Phil Maywalt! CP 057 $1,585Monday-Friday, November 8-December 36-10 p.m.location to be determined

Jazz Up Your Resume!Why take a class from just any old provider? Taking a class at BCC adds panache to your resume. Employers recognize and respect your local community college.


Expanding Your Business With Webinars, Speeches and WorkshopsSpeaking to groups is one of the most power-ful and profi table ways for you to market your-self and grow your business. Learn how to fi nd local, regional, national and online groups to present to. Find out how to leverage that experience to gain more clients and be paid higher and higher speaking fees. Explore the business side of speaking: contracts, speaking agreements, what and how much to charge, breakeven and profi tability. Uncover low cost, and even free, ways to promote your program. Come hear powerful insights on how you can expand your business with seminars, webinars and workshops. Instructor James Farnham, MBA, MS has been speaking professionally for over 18 years.! EX 156 $39Saturday, November 2011:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m.Business Building-232

Start Your Own Bed And BreakfastBed and Breakfast’s have become increasingly popular and are an excellent opportunity for a home-based business. Learn the ins and outs of running a B & B from Bed & Breakfast own-ers with over 20 years of experience. Discover what’s important to your guests – from the fi rst phone call to check out. Discussion in-cludes advertising and marketing, reservation services, guest amenities, breakfast menus, taxes, and much more. The class concludes with an optional visit to the instructors’ B & B in Candor for breakfast, at an additional charge to be discussed in class. Instructors: Dr. Frank Musgrave and Eva Mae Musgrave, owners, The Edge of Thyme! EX 128 $493 Tuesdays, September 14-287-9 p.m.Decker Building-318

Learn to be AssertiveDo you say “yes” when you mean “no?” Do you keep your opinions to yourself for fear of upsetting others? Are you concerned that you will be seen as “pushy” if you ask for what you need? If you answered “yes,” you may benefi t from this class. By asserting yourself, you demonstrate respect for both yourself and for others. In addition, asking for what you want reduces anger, anxiety and/or resentment. Dis-cover how to express your thoughts, feelings and beliefs in a direct, honest, and appropriate way. In addition, learn the difference between assertiveness and aggressiveness, learn how to say “no,” and how your body language gives unassertive or aggressive messages. Also learn seven helpful tips to increase your confi dence and act more assertively. Instructor: Diane Lange! BN166 $29Thursday, September 236-8 p.m.Decker Building-118

How to Think and Act SustainableLearn how to adapt your current energy use patterns and uncover the greenest measures in your life. You may even recover the cost, and then, some of this workshop. Your instructor, Norman Abess, has a copyright pending on a recent article he wrote for an international publica-tion on the Kilmer Building. A guided tour of the renewable features of the Kilmer structure, built in 1903, is included dur-ing the class. Norman has also solar retrofi t-ted his home with a solar hybrid system and completed his own sustainable “solar ready” extreme makeover in the northern tier of Pennsylvania. Homeowners, land developers, builders, lawmakers and energy professionals are all welcome. Students must provide their own transportation to the fi eld trip site.! PR 011 $29Monday & Wednesday, September 20-225:30-7:30 p.m.Library-002

James Farnham


Make Money With a Typing/Word Processing BusinessIf you can type, then you can make money at home using your typewriter/word processor or computer. Discover the secrets to profi ts in the typing/word processing business: There really is a need for your services, so why not have the freedom to be your own boss, set your own hours, and have the oppor-tunity to make more money than you ever did before by attending this workshop. A materi-als fee of $10 is payable to the instructor at the door for information designed to help you long after the workshop is over. Prerequisite: EX 112 How to Cash in With a Successful Home-Based Business. Instructor: LeAnne Krusemark! EX 010 $29Monday, October 258-9 p.m.Library-1

Cash in With a Successful Home-Based BusinessAre you tired of working for someone else? Do you need to make more money? Turn your talents and hobbies into profi ts at home by learning how to start a home-based business from a Chamber of Commerce past president and successful southern California entrepre-neur. If you really want to succeed in a home business, this step-by-step workshop is a must. A $20 materials fee is payable to the instructor for information designed to help you long after the workshop is over. Instructor: Lee Ann Krusemark, Krusemark, Grinnell & Associates! EX 112 $34Monday, October 256-8 p.m.Library-1

Beginner’s Guide to Getting PublishedDid you know Stephen King was rejected 75 times before he sold his fi rst novel? If your goal is to become a published freelance writer by selling a magazine article, short story, poem, or even a novel, this comprehensive workshop guides you to, then past, the edi-tor’s desk. If you really want to succeed, this step-by-step workshop, taught by a successful published writer, is a must! A $20 materials fee is payable to the instructor for information designed to help you long after the workshop is over. Instructor: LeeAnne Krusemark! EX 151 $34Monday, October 253-5 p.m.location to be determined

Meet the Publisher–Get Your Manuscript CritiquedHave you ever wanted to talk to a real publish-er? Are you tired of having your manuscripts critiqued by non-professionals? Bring your in-progress manuscript for an in-class critique of your poetry, article, short story, novel, non-fi ction book, children’s book, etc. Learn the pros and cons of traditional publishing and self publishing options. A $10 materials fee is payable to the instructor for a detailed work-book comparing different publishing options for your work and a writer’s resource book. Instructor: LeeAnne Krusemark! EX 152 $29Monday, October 255-6 p.m.Library-1

Seven Simple Secrets to Financial FreedomDoes your money work for you or do you work for your money? This class is not taught by a fi nancial guru using technical language that is impossible to understand. Learn from Lee-Anne Krusemark, a single mom turned home business entrepreneur, turned home owner, turned publisher, turned real estate investor. This is not a get rich quick scheme but is a plan of action to help others learn the path to fi nancial freedom. Each of these secrets is worth more than ten times the cost of this class. LeeAnne is now a guest lecturer nationwide and teaches online at more than 1,000 facilities worldwide. This workshop is not for those already ad-vanced in fi nancial matters nor does it provide any legal advice. A $20 materials fee is pay-able to the instructor at the door for printed information to assist you in your journey to fi nancial freedom.! EX 153 $34Monday, October 251-3 p.m.location to be determined

LeeAnne Krusemark


Fundamentals of SupervisionFor supervisors, managers, and team leaders!

If you are a new manager or supervisor, or simply want to hone your skills in taking on the challenges of today’s work environment, this program is for you. Enjoy seven sessions in the College’s corporate service training center while learning the skills and techniques from the area’s best corporate trainers. In addition, share your own best practices in communication, confl ict, motivation, and professional development with colleagues from other companies and organizations.

INCLUDES THE MYERSS-BRIGGS TYPE INDICATOR LEADERSHIP ASSESSMENT Also included is a notebook to fi ll with the comprehensive, valuable materials received at each session.

Session 1: October 6Leadership: Roles And Responsibilities

As a leader, you spend a great deal of your time dealing with people and their prob-lems. Learn to understand your personal leadership style and the personalities of the people you work with. Using the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator, identify how certain personality characteristics can impact your relationships with others, and how your “type” leads you to perceive things in certain ways. Discover how to enhance your interaction with others, build trust, and help employees and colleagues realize their full potential. Instructor: Dr. John Pierog

Session 2: October 13Interpersonal Communication As a supervisor, you are expected to give clear and concise instructions, lead groups and give presentations. Learn valuable tips and techniques for expressing yourself clearly and concisely.Instructor: Diane Lange

Session 3: October 20Basic EthicsEvery supervisor and manager today needs a course in basic ethics so they can best impart ethical values to staff and maintain the optimal business principles in their professional lives. In this interactive class, discuss an array of ethics issues commonly found in business.Instructor: Laura St. George

Session 4: October 27The Spoken Word

As a supervisor, you are expected to give instructions, lead groups and make presenta-tions. Learn tips and techniques for express-ing yourself clearly and concisely in every situation.Instructor: Jack Chanecka

Session 5: November 3Managing MoraleExperts agree that a motivated employee is a better worker with higher overall perfor-mance. As our workplaces change and job security declines, maintaining motivation and managing morale can become increasingly diffi cult. Learn how to empower employees to use their talents, creativity, and skill during these diffi cult times to make positive changes happen. Develop reward and recognition techniques that work.Instructor: Christopher Powers

Session 6: November 10The Written Word

Are you writing more and more memos, email, reports, manuals and letters? Learn how to logically put your thoughts on paper and express yourself clearly, concisely, and correctly. Impress your supervisor with your ability to get the point across!Instructor: Robert Stezzi

Session 7: November 4Be a Team PlayerBeing a team player is essential in today’s work environment. Whether planning team meet-ings, addressing confl ict, or using information to its strategic advantage, teamwork is of criti-cal importance. Enjoy this session with Dr. John Pierog and work in teams to consolidate the information gained through Fundamen-tals of Supervision.Instructor: Dr. John Pierog

! BN 444 $2497 Wednesdays, Oct. 6-Nov. 175:30-8:30 p.m.Decker Building-117


BCCTravelCEnter

All trips are open to everyone in our community!Buses all leave from the BCC Bus Depot next to the Student Center (see campus map). Upon receipt of your reservation, you will be mailed a trip confi rmation. Cancellation refunds are not available for TravelCenter programs. However, since our trips generally sell out, we will provide you with waiting list names. All tickets are transferable.

Two convenient ways to sign up for your trip:1. Credit Card (VISA/MasterCard only) Reservations: Call 778-5056 (between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m.)2. Mail Order: Please send your name, address, day phone number and the trip you are reserving –

together with your check payable to BCC Faculty-Student Association – to: BCC TravelCenter Continuing Education Broome Community College PO Box 1017 Binghamton, NY 13902

Christmas in New York!Saturday, December 4 $49/personEnjoy the sights and sounds of New York during the holiday season. The tree will be lit and the store windows will be decorated. You may even decide to take a holiday lights tour or a holiday walking tour of Park Avenue and Rockefeller Center. And you haven’t seen Macy’s until you’ve seen the original 34th Street fl agship store. This is the perfect opportunity to fi nish your holiday shopping or fi nd that special something for the “hard to buy for” people on your gift list. Whether you enjoy the theater, shopping, museums, galleries or restaurants, Manhattan has something for everyone.

This no-frills trips takes us to 48th Street in Manhat-tan (the block between 6th and 7th Avenues). Leaves BCC at 7 a.m. and leaves New York for our return trip at 8 p.m. Register early – this trip is always a sellout!

NYC Weekend GetawaySaturday-Sunday, June 4-5 $289*Need a spring weekend getaway? Join us in New York and take advantage of all Manhattan has to

offer – fabulous shopping, spectacular theater, world-class museums, restaurants, etc. etc. Our hotel is the fabu-lous Affi nia Dumont on 34th Street near Lexington Avenue. The hotel features a kitchenette in each room, a spa, and a 24 hour fi tness room. Located in the Murray Hill district, it’s less than two blocks from the Subway or, if you prefer, a fi ve minute walk to Grand Central Station. The hotel also features the Bark-ing Dog Café, a reasonably priced, comfortable restaurant that serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. If the weather is warm, you can even dine outdoors on the patio. Bus leaves BCC at 8 a.m. Saturday morning and return leaves the hotel 7 p.m. Sunday evening. Fee includes round trip

transportation, room, and porterage fees for one bag per person. Register early – this trip always sells out quickly so reserve your room today!

REGISTRATION DEADLINE: MAY 4.*Reservations accepted in pairs only; two people per room. Price is per person.


Continuing Education

Refund PolicyBecause Continuing Education classes are self-supporting, we count on registration fees to pay the salaries of our instructors, as well as for supplies and equipment. Accordingly, we will be happy to issue a full refund up to fi ve business days prior to the starting date of the class or before the advertised registration deadline. These requests can be made directly to Continuing Education, 778-5012.Check PolicyPlease note that BCC will charge $25 for any returned check.CancellationsIf the College cancels any course for any reason, those pre-registered for that course will be notifi ed by telephone (provided that the College has been given a daytime phone number), and payments will be refunded by check. BCC reserves the right to substitute instructors, adjust pricing, and/or reschedule classrooms, if necessary. In the event of severe weather conditions or emergencies, it may be necessary to cancel or reschedule particular course sessions. Announcements of emergency cancella-tions will be made on all area radio stations.RegistrationsYou are urged to register as soon as possible for any course you wish to take. Each course requires a minimum number of registrants before it can run. As a general rule, a fi nal decision whether to run a course or cancel it is made one week in advance of the scheduled starting date.

BCC does not advocate any particular point of view presented in the courses offered in this catalog.BCC requests that before you participate in any activity requiring physical exertion, you consult with a physician.Please refer to IRS Publication 970 or your tax advisor to determine eligibility for Hope, Lifetime Learning, and/or Student Loan Interest Education Credits on your own or your family’s tax return.

Broome Community College does not discriminate on the basis of race, sex, color, religion, age, national origin, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or status as a disabled veteran or veteran of the Vietnam era in the recruitment or education of students; the recruitment and employment of faculty and staff; or the operation of any of its programs or activities. Where relevant, state and federal laws apply.

BCC President: Dr. Kevin E. DrummBoard of TrusteesAngelo Mastrangelo, Chair George Akel Robert MoppertMargaret Coffey James OrbandTimothy Grippen Marc NewmanJoyce Majewski Nicholas Serafi niStudent Trustee

Sponsored by Broome CountyCounty Executive – Barbara FialaBroome County LegislatureSuzann W. Buchta Jerry F. MarinichTimothy P. Cleary Richard A.MatareseMarchie Diffendorf Suzanne G. MessinaJason T. Garnar Donald T. MoranStephen D. Herz Mario M. NirchiWayne L. Howard Matthew J. PasqualeJohn F. Hutchings Daniel D. ReynoldsRonald J. Keibel Joseph S. Sanfi lippoBarry Klipsch Mark R. WhalenGene E. LaBareBCC Continuing EducationThe programs and courses advertised in this catalog are all non-credit offerings supervised by the College’s Continuing Education offi ce. While the instructional staff includes many teachers from the regular degree program, the courses are not supervised by the BCC academic departments and are not transfer-able for academic credit. These non-credit programs are self-suffi cient and are not subsi-dized by tax dollars.Julia PeacockVice President, Academic AffairsDebra A. MorelloDean, Continuing EducationDir., International Programs .......Alberto MillerDir. Workforce Development . Janet M. HertzogStaff Associate to the Dean.....Laura St. GeorgeProgram Administrator ...... Colleen CulverwellSEED Coordinator ...........................Kerry CookStudy Abroad Coordinator ........ Maria BasualdoDDP Director .............................. James SheerinCEEBS Coordinator ...........................Jim FunaiOffi ce Staff:Robin Alise, Mary Litchko, Bridget Martin, Donna FitzPatrick, Holly Skinner


A+ Computer Support Technician, 48Access 2007, 40Achieve Inner Peace, 33Adv. Wedding Dance, 22African Drumming, 14Aging Strong and Fit, 5All About Hydrangeas, 17Anesthesia, 38Angel Secrets, 33Antique Discovery Night, 19Are You Toxic, 7Artist Trading Cards, 10Assertiveness, 49Astral Travel, 23Astronomy, 20Astrophotography, 12Auras, 23Autism, 36Awakening to Your Life’s Purpose, 32Barefoot Cardio Pilates, 3Basic Electrical Theory, 44Basic Telescopes, 20Basics of Crochet, 11Basketmaking, 10Be Like Water Workout, 7Beekeeping, 18Being Vegan, 14Beginners Guide to Getting Published, 50Beginning Harp, 13Beginning Fiddle, 13Beginning Guitar, 13Belly Dance, 22Bollywood Fitness Fusion, 4Build a Website, 41-42Building Analyst, 46Buy & Sell at Internet Auctions, 42Buying Real Estate Foreclosures, 34Cash in With a Home Business, 50Cha Cha, 22Chakra Clearing, 8Chi Gong, 6CompTIA Network+, 48Computer Troubleshooting, 41Computers, 39-42Computers for Absolute Beginners, 39Connecting With the Other Side, 23Contacting Spirit Guides, 23Contemporary Intraoral Radiography, 38Cooking, 14-16Cost of Eating Well, 16Create an Appalachin Mountain Egg Basket, 10Creating a Sacred Space, 33Crochet, 11Cuban Cuisine, 15Dance, 22

Dance Pilates, 2Dance Your Way to Weight Loss, 3Day of Jewelry Making, 10Dealing With Toxic Personalities, 32Defensive Driving, 27Dental Hygiene, 36-38Develop Your Computer Skills, 39Developing a Deep Inner Peace, 31Digital Photography, 12Digital Scrapbooking, 10Dimensionality, 31Dowsing, 20Drawing, 11Driver Eduation, 26Drumming, 138 Hr. Pre-Assignment Training, 36Envelope Professional Training, 47Excel 2007, 40Expanding Your Business, 49Exploring, 28Fabulous Fondues, 14Facebook 101, 39Fall Foliage Walk, 18Fiddle, 13File Management Made Easy, 395 Hour Pre-Licensing, 26Flirtatious Fitness, 2Foods That Heal, 16Fundamentals of Supervision, 51Gardening, 17Genealogy, 20-21Gifts From The Kitchen, 16Grant Writing Fundamentals, 35Greek, 25Groovy Granola, 14Guitar, 13Halloween Cemetery Tour, 18Harp, 13Hatha Yoga, 1Heating Professional, 47Herbal Lotions, 19Herbs, 15-16, 19High Tea, 30Hip Hop for Weight Loss, 3Holidays, 16Holistic Arthritis Management, 7Home Schooler Skating, 29How to Publish an E-Book, 37How to See Auras, 23How to Think and Act Sustainable, 49Hypnosis, 8Improve Concentration, 31InDesign CS3, 42Infection Control, 36Install Ceramic Tile, 19Interior Design, 19


Intermediate T’ai Chi, 4Interval Training, 6Introduction to Drawing, 11Investing in Real Estate, 35Irish, 25Italian, 25Jewelry Making, 10Kettlebells, 5Knitting Basics and More, 11Landscape Design, 17Language, 24-25Latin Exercise, 2Learn to be Assertive, 49Local Infi ltration Anesthesia, 38Lose Weight With Hypnosis, 8Make Money With a Typing Business, 50Making Dimensional Jewelry, 10Master Soapmaker Techniques, 9Meet the Publisher, 50Mice on Ice, 29Middle Eastern Belly Dance, 22Middle Eastern Cooking, 14Middle School Study Skills, 28Moms Stretch and Flex, 5Moonlight Café, 30Natural Soapmaking, 9Notary Public Exam, 35Oil Painting, 11One Stroke Painting for the Holidays, 9Painting, 9, 11Past Lives, 31PE Review, 43Perennials, 17Pharmacology Update in Dental Hygiene, 37Photography, 12Photoshop CS3, 42Photovoltaic Installation Basics, 44Pilates, 2-3PMP Exam Prep, 43Polish, 25Power of Focus, 28Power of Prosperity, 32Pranayama Yoga, 1Product Development for Inventors, 37Pruning, 17Publish an E-Book, 37Putting out the Fire, 32Real Estate, 34Reconnective Healing, 8SAT Prep, 28Scrapbooking, 10Security Guard, 36Sell Your Parents’ Home, 34Selling Your Home, 34Seven Secrets to Financial Freedom, 50Shrubs, 17

Sign Language, 24Skating, 29Small Wind Energy Workshop, 44Soapmaking, 9Solar Thermal Levels I-III, 45Southern Tier Wildlife, 18Spanish, 24Spice up Your Cooking With Herbs, 16Spinning, 6Spirit Guides and Angels, 23Start a Bed & Breakfast, 49Study Skills, 28SUNY Parent/Coach Certifi cation, 27T’ai Chi, 4Telescopes, 20TravelCEnter, 5220 Ways to Earn Residual Income, 37Understanding the Pieces of Autism, 36Using Herbs for Relaxation, 15Vegan, 14Vinyasa Yoga, 1Voiceovers, 35Watercolor Pen & Ink, 11Wedding Dance Basics, 22Wines of Italy, 16Weight Lifting, 5Write Your Family History, 21Writing Between the Lines, 21Writing the Poetry Hidden in Your Heart, 21Yoga, 1You’re an Executor, 34Zumba, 2


Parking at BCCEveryone registering for a Continuing Educa-tion class is mailed a confi rmation letter and a yellow parking permit. Please display this permit on your car’s dashboard while you are in class. If you require handicapped parking access, please call 778-5012.If you register for a class too late for a permit to be mailed to you, stop at the Continu-ing Education offi ce to pick one up before parking for your class. The offi ce is located in Room 115 of the Wales Administration Building.Parking Evenings, WeekendsBCC has an open parking policy after 5 p.m. and on weekends. However, the following gen-eral parking regulations are always in effect:• No parking is allowed on grass, roadways, or

parking lot perimeters.• No parking without a special BCC permit is

allowed in handicapped zones.• No parking is allowed in Lot 17, which is

reserved at all times for staff. Please know that violators of these regula-tions will be ticketed and fi ned. Although there are small lots immediately adjacent to campus buildings, these lots are often full by 5:30 p.m. Continuing Education recommends using the main campus parking lot (Lot 1), which is just minutes away from all buildings. The South Entrance to the campus leads most quickly to Lot 1. From that lot there are four pathways to various sections of campus (see map).Parking WeekdaysIf your class is scheduled during weekdays, when credit courses are in session, please use your Parking Permit for any student lot (see map). Parking in other areas will result in a ticket and a fi ne.AT .... Applied Technology Building

(Conference Center)AX .... Art and Music AnnexB ...... Business BuildingBC.... B.C. Center (child care)CS .... Campus Services Building BookstoreD ...... Decker Health Science CenterF ...... 901 Front St.IC ..... Ice CenterL ...... Learning Resources Center/LibraryM ..... Mechanical BuildingS ...... Science BuildingSC .... Student Center Complex Quad Entrance:

Theater, Food Court, Dining Room, Campus Shop

Gymnasium Entrance:West Gym, Dance and Fitness Rooms

SS .... Student Services BuildingT ...... Titchener HallW ..... Darwin R. Wales

Administration Building Continuing Education Offi ce: Room 115

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BCC’s Express Sign‑UpFour ways to get a seat in the course or program you want!

Phone-inRRegister by phone with Master-Card or VISA, and receive imme-diate course confirmation. Please have all information requested on the mail-in form ready when calling.Call 778-5012

Fax-in QRegister by Fax, with MasterCard or VISA, using the form at right.FAX 778-5535Ask about our corporate Fax-In registration!

Walk-in gRegister in person for immediate course confirmation, in room 115 of the Wales building, Monday through Friday, beginning at 8 a.m. Payment for walk-in reg-istration by check or credit card is preferred; please bring exact amount, if paying cash.Call 778-5012

Mail-in NComplete one of the registration forms at right (or a photocopy) and send to the mail-in address. Please use a separate form for each person registering. All mail-ins must arrive at our of-fices at least one week before the start of the earliest course you are registering for. If there are spaces available in the courses requested, you will be sent a confirmation letter. Within 7 days of a course’s start date, please register by Phone-In, Fax-In, or Walk-In.

Registration begins August 16, 2010

We cannot reserve a seat in any class without payment.

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