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SENIOR DEAN’S MESSAGE

It is important that our citizens stay abreast of changing technology and services to be competitive in our global economy. To help you keep your competitive edge, Roanoke-Chowan Community College offers a variety of programs and services to help improve your career skills, advance in your current career, gain professional certification or explore a personal interest. The Division of Continuing Education and Workforce Development offers comprehensive training that is flexible and affordable. Whether you want to improve your basic skills, learn a vocation, or brush-up on your current job skills, the college is here to help you reach your goals. Needing a specific course, please let us know. Your input is invaluable as we develop new training opportunities for our citizens. We may also customize training for your organization. Please visit us at www.roanokechowan.edu/continuing-education.html for the latest course updates or call us at (252) 862-1307 for additional information. We look forward to serving you.

Myra Poole Senior Dean, Workforce/Student Development P.S. - Don’t forget to register today!

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

REGISTRATION INFORMATION ................................................................................................................. 4

ALLIED HEALTH .......................................................................................................................................... 13

SPECIALTY CLASSES .................................................................................................................................... 13

OCCUPATIONAL EXTENSION ................................................................................................................... 14

EARLY EDUCATORS ....................................................................................................................................15

HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT .................................................................................................... 19

PERSONAL ENRICHMENT ......................................................................................................................... 19

BASIC RIDER COURSE ................................................................................................................................ 20

LAW ENFORCEMENT/FIRE/RESCUE/EMS ............................................................................................... 21

SMALL BUSINESS CENTER......................................................................................................................... 28

BASIC SKILLS ............................................................................................................................................... 31

ED 2 GO......................................................................................................................................................... 34

CONTINUING EDUCATION STAFF DIRECTORY ....................................................................................46

R-CCC CAMPUS MAP ..................................................................................................................................47

CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSE REGISTRATION FORM .............................................................48

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• A 75-percent refund shall be made if the student officially withdraws on the first day of class but before the "10-percent date" of scheduled hours. Course fees are not refundable.

• A full refund shall be made for classes canceled by the college. Students do not have to request a refund.

Repeat Policy Students who take an occupational extension course more than twice within a five-year period shall pay their cost for the course based on the current rate of $6.50 per scheduled hour (subject to change without notice). Students taking courses for certification are exempt from this provision. Registration by the Continuing Education and Workforce Development Division is on a first-come first served basis and is open to adults who are 18 years of age or older. Individuals 16-18 years old may register for specific continuing education courses with written permission from their high school official.

TOBACCO-FREE Campus R-CCC prohibits the use of any type of tobacco product in all buildings, college vehicles, and areas of the campus and off-campus sites supervised by the College. EMERGENCY NOTIFICATION PROCEDURES Faculty/Staff/Students should tune into the following media sources and/or the College Website for updates on the status of the College's operation:

• WITN TV 7 (Washington) • WAVY TV 10 (Virginia) • Radio 98.3 (Murfreesboro) • Radio 970 AM or 99.3 FM (Ahoskie)

Registration fees are set by the North Carolina General Assembly and are subject to change without notice. Roanoke-Chowan Community College reserves the right to change schedules at any time and to add or withdraw courses.

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ALLIED HEALTH COURSES

NURSE AIDE I DAY This course provides information for basic nursing skills required to provide personal care for patients, residents or clients in a health care setting. Topics include but not limited to safety, communication, patient rights, personal care, vital signs, nutrition, and infection control. Upon successful completion of the course the student is eligible to apply for the National Nurse Aide Assessment Program (NNAAP) This exam is necessary to be listed on the North Carolina Nurse Aide Registry. TABE test required. High School diploma or GED required.

Hours: 190

Course Fee: $180 plus fees

Instructor: Kristin Woodard

LOCATION DAYS TIME BDATE EDATE

Freeland 106/112 T, W, TH

8:30 AM-3 PM 8/15 10/29

NURSE AIDE I EVENING Hours: 180


Instructor: Sandra Outlaw


Freeland 106/112 M-TH 5:30-9 PM 8/15 11/21

NURSE AIDE II DAY The course prepares the student to perform more complex procedures/skills for patients in a variety of health care settings. A written and skills competency exam is required. Upon satisfactory completion of the course the student will be eligible to apply for listing as a Nurse Aide II by the North Carolina Board of Nursing. A fee is required to be listed as a Nurse Aide II. Prerequisites include high school diploma or GED , COMPASS or ASSET testing ,and listing as a Nurse Aide I on the North Carolina Nurse Aide Registry.

Hours: 190


Instructor: Valerie Wadsworth


Freeland 149A M-TH 8:30 AM-3:00 PM

8/19 10/14

NURSE AIDE II EVENING

Hours: 190


Instructor: TBA


Freeland 149A M-TH 5:30-9 PM 8/19 11/21 NURSE AIDE I DAY

This course provides information for basic nursing skills required to provide personal care for patients, residents or clients in a health care setting. Topics include but not limited to safety, communication, patient rights, personal care, vital signs, nutrition, and infection control. Upon successful completion of the course the student is eligible to apply for the National Nurse Aide Assessment Program (NNAAP) This exam is necessary to be listed on the North Carolina Nurse Aide Registry. TABE test required. High School diploma or GED required.

Hours: 190


Instructor: TBA


Freeland 106 M-TH 8:30 AM-3 PM 10/16 12/12

SPECIALTY COURSES MEDICATION AIDE The Medication Aide course will cover the six rights of medication administration for non-licensed personnel. Upon successful completion of the course the student will be able to take the State Competency exam and demonstrate skills necessary to qualify for listing on the North Carolina Medication Aide Registry. Nurse Aide I recommended, but not required.

Hours: 24


Instructor: Jamie Burns


Freeland 106 M-TH 8:30 AM-3 PM 10/28 10/31

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MEDICATION AIDE The Medication Aide course will cover the six rights of medication administration for non-licensed personnel. Upon successful completion of the course the student will be able to take the State Competency exam and demonstrate skills necessary to qualify for listing on the North Carolina Medication Aide Registry. Nurse Aide I recommended, but not required.

Hours: 24


Instructor: TBA


Freeland 106 SAT 8 AM-4:30 PM TBA TBA PHLEBOTOMY (HYBRID) Phlebototomy Education and Clinical

Hours: 220


Instructor: Cyndy Dilday


Freeland 149A ONLINE,W

5:30-9 PM 9/4 11/26

MEDICAL BILLING AND CODING

Hours: 150


Instructor: TBA


ONLINE ONLINE

ONLINE 9/9 12/3

MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY Hours: 120

Course Fee: $180

Instructor:


ONLINE ONLINE

ONLINE 9/9 11/19

DIETARY MANAGEMENT This course includes a series of four segments that comprise the dietary manager training required for certification by the National Dietary Managers Association. After successful completion of all four segments students may sit for a national exam to become certified dietary managers. All segments are taught by a registered dietician and include: Nutrition in the Life Cycle - The first segment focuses on basic food groups, vitamins, minerals, energy nutrients, and metabolism. Therapeutic Nutrition -The second segment includes diet modifications in response to illness, disease, growth and development or old age. Food Systems Management -The third segment includes safety, sanitation, accident prevention, menu planning, and food preparation. Personnel and Administration -The final segment includes professional roles, responsibilities, personnel management, and problem solving.

Hours: 150


Instructor: TBA


FRL 106 TH/Online 1-4:30 PM 8/15 12/12

OCCUPATIONAL EXTENSION CLASSES EARLY EDUCATORS – "FAMILY-PARTNERSHIP IN EARLY CHILDHOOD SETTINGS" This course is designed to meet the Continuing Education requirements for renewal certification for NC Early Educator Certification program. Course content meets NC Division of Child Development topics.

Hours: 5

Course Fee: $70

Instructor: Kisha Haywood


Smart Start, Murfreesboro

SAT 9 AM-2 PM 9/28 9/28

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EARLY EDUCATORS - "TEACHING AND PLANNING FOR YOUNG CHILDREN" This course is designed to meet the Continuing Education requirements for renewal certification for NC Early Educator Certification program. Course content meets NC Division of Child Development topics.

Hours: 5

Course Fee: $70

Instructor: Rosa Dickens


Faison Center, Jackson

SAT 9 AM-2 PM 10/26 10/26

ACTIVITY COORDINATOR TRAINING Instruction is provided for those already working or plan to work as an activity director in a long-term care nursing facility. Up-to-date information is taught regarding mandatory regulations and policies that govern the operation of these facilities.

Hours: 60

Course Fee: $180

Instructor: TBA


Freeland 140 T,TH 6-9 PM 9/17 11/19 EARLY EDUCATORS - "A HEALTHIER YOU! RESOURCES FOR THE FAZZLED EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATOR" This course is designed to meet the Continuing Education requirements for renewal certification for NC Early Educator Certification program. Course content meets NC Division of Child Development topics.

Hours: 5

Course Fee: $70

Instructor: Kisha Haywood


Smart Start, Murfreesboro

SAT 9 AM-2 PM 11/23 11/23

EFFECTIVE TEACHER TRAINING Included are sessions on learning expectations, time management,

instructional methods, preparation, monitoring student interaction, social interaction, non-instructional duties and evaluation. This class is recommended for substitute teachers, teacher assistants, and prospective new teachers.

Hours: 30


Instructor: C. Moore


RCCC/YOU 125A T,TH 5-8 PM 9/24 10/24 CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH Develop a speaking knowledge of the Spanish language, learn about the culture, learn vocabulary and basic works and phrases.

Hours: 24

Course Fee: $70

Instructor: TBA


TBA T,TH 6-9 PM 9/10 9/19

NOTARY PUBLIC This course provides necessary instruction for individuals who want to apply for notary public commissions. Registration requires students to be able to read, write, and speak English and present a government issued photo ID. Prior to being appointed, first-time candidates must successfully complete this course as one of the state requirements. A textbook is required and must be purchased at the RCCC Bookstore prior to class.

Hours: 6

Course Fee: $70

Instructor: Deborah Gatling


TBA W,TH 6-9 PM 8/28 8/29 TBA W,TH 6-9 PM 10/30 10/31 TBA W,TH 6-9 PM 12/18 12/19

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MANICURING NAIL TECHNOLOGY This course provides instruction in all phases of professional nail technology, business/computer principles, product knowledge & other related topics.

Hours: 308


Instructor: Barbara Hewett


RCCC/Freeland 102

TBA TBA TBA TBA

ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR LICENSE RENEWAL PREPARATION The course is designed to provide electrical contractors with updated information on the latest changes in the National Electric Code, NC Electric Code, and local utility company requirements. The course reviews new materials and procedures and related code requirements. Topics examined are Articles 100, 110, 200, 210, 215, and 220.

Hours: 8

Course Fee: $70

Instructor: Keith Horne


RCCC/Industrial Skills Bldg.

SAT 8 AM-5 PM 11/9 11/9


Hours: 8

Course Fee: $70




SAT 8 AM-5 PM 2/8/14 2/8/14


Hours: 8

Course Fee: $70




SAT 8 AM-5 PM 6/14/14 6/14/14

VEHICLE ESCORT CLASS The 8-hour Initial Certification Course or 4-hour Recertification Course satisfies the requirements set by the North Carolina Department of Transportation to certify Oversize-Overweight load escort requirements.

Hours: 8

Course Fee: $70

Instructor: Johnny Surles


Freeland 149A TBA TBA TBA TBA

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OSHA 10 TRAINING This workshop is designed to acquaint employers with provisions of N.C. Hazardous Chemicals Right to Know Act (HB 348), applicable NC OSHA standards, and available industry methodology for achieving complance. Upon completion, participant should be able to assess employer's responsibility and determine compliance program need for his/her firm; develop network of resources material and people to assist in compliance efforts; explain provisions of act, its development and interpretations, and impact to others in company; begin peparation of a compliance plan for his/her respective industry.

Hours: 10

Course Fee: $70

Instructor: C. Strickland


YOU 107 T-TH 5-9 PM/5:30-8:30 PM

9/24 9/26

OSHA 10 TRAINING This workshop is designed to acquaint employers with provisions of N.C. Hazardous Chemicals Right to Know Act (HB 348), applicable NC OSHA standards, and available industry methodology for achieving complance. Upon completion, participant should be able to assess employer's responsibility and determine compliance program need for his/her firm; develop network of resources material and people to assist in compliance efforts; explain provisions of act, its development and interpretations, and impact to others in company; begin peparation of a compliance plan for his/her respective industry.

Hours: 10

Course Fee: $70

Instructor: TBA


YOU 107 T-TH 5-9 PM/5:30-8:30 PM

12/3 12/5

WELDING PLATE This course is specifically designed to give welders essential skills needed to efficiently operate welding equipment.

Hours: 385

Course Fee: $180

Instructor: V. Davidson


YOU 111 TH-SUN

5:30-9:30 PM/8 AM-5:30 PM

8/15 12/8

WELDING PIPE This course is specifically designed to give welders essential skills needed to efficiently operate welding equipment.

Hours: 385

Course Fee: $180

Instructor: W. Thomas


YOU 111 TH-SUN

8 AM-5:30 PM/ 6-9:30 PM

8/15 12/8

AUTO SAFETY INSPECTION Roanoke-Chowan Community College is approved by the NC Division of Motor Vehicles to offer the Vehicle Safety Inspection course. This eight-hour course is designed to prepare auto technicians and service personnel as safety inspectors for motor vehicles. Pre-registration and pre-payment is required.

Hours: 8

Course Fee: $70

Instructor: Joe Barrett



T,TH 6-10 PM 7/16 7/18


T,W 6-10 PM 9/24 9/25


W,TH 6-10 PM 11/13 11/14

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INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS The curriculum framework is designed to introduce computers and computer terms, develop a moderate comfort level of basic computer-use skills for the workplace.

Hours: 24

Course Fee: $70

Instructor: TBD


Hertford County Senior Center,

Winton

TBA TBA TBA TBA

ONLINE MICROSOFT WORD CERTIFICATION This course is designed to meet the continuing education requirements for renewal certification for NC Early Educator Certification program. Course content meets NC Division of Child Development topic areas.

Hours: 108


Instructor: T. Archer


Online Online Online 8/19 10/4 Online Online Online 10/7 12/9

MICROSOFT EXCEL CERTIFICATION

Hours: 108


Instructor: J. Faison



MICROSOFT POWERPOINT CERTIFICATION

Hours: 108


Instructor: T. Archer



MICROSOFT ACCESS CERTIFICATION

Hours: 108


Instructor: J. Faison



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HUMAN RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT EMPLOYABILITY/CAREER READY LAB This course provides employability skills training for unemployed and underemployed adults. The curriculum addresses the six components of employability skills. Instruction is designed to be self-directed, self-paced, and structured on an open-entry, open-exit basis to meet the customized needs of individuals.

Hours: 270

Course Fee: $180 unless exempt

Instructor: J. Stevenson


Hertford County JobLink Center

M-TH 8 AM-4PM 8/15 12/14

EMPLOYABILITY/CAREER READY LAB This course provides employability skills training for unemployed and underemployed adults. The curriculum addresses the six components of employability skills. Instruction is designed to be self-directed, self-paced, and structured on an open-entry, open-exit basis to meet the customized needs of individuals.

Hours: 270


Instructor: TBA



M, W 1-4 PM TBA TBA

INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS The curriculum framework is designed to introduce computers and computer terms, develop a moderate comfort level of basic computer-use skills for the workplace.

Hours: 24


Instructor: Christina Charity


TBA T, TH 1:30-4:30 PM 9/3 9/26 TBA T, TH 1:30-4:30 PM 11/5 11/21

CAREER TRANSITIONS COURSE This course provides employability skills training for unemployed and underemployed adults and provides them with skills and knowledge to re-enter the workforce. Hours: 22


Instructor: J. Stevenson



M-TH 9 AM-3 PM 8/26 8/29


M-TH 9 AM-3 PM 9/3 9/6


M-TH 9 AM-3 PM 9/16 9/19


M-TH 9 AM-3 PM 9/30 10/3


M-TH 9 AM-3 PM 10/7 10/10


M-TH 9 AM-3 PM 11/18 11/21


M-TH 9 AM-3 PM 12/2 12/5

PERSONAL ENRICHMENT

POTTERY This course provides basic instruction in clay development; incorporating firing, glazing and completing individual projects.

Hours: 24

Course Fee: $85

Instructor: James Messer


RCCC/Freeland 145

TBA TBA TBA TBA

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BASIC RIDER COURSE (BRC) This 20 - 22 Hour Course Is Designed For New Riders Who Have Never Ridden A Motorcycle, And For Re Entry Riders Who Have Not Ridden In A Long Time. Even Experienced Riders Who Have Taken This Course Have Told Us Afterwards That They Learned A Lot. Persons Interested In Attending A BRC Must Be 16 Years Of Age Or Older. Students Under The Age Of 18 Must Have The Written Consent Of A Parent Or Guardian. You Do Not Need To Possess A Driver’s License Or Learners Permit To Take The Course. However, You Must Be Able To Ride A Bicycle, And You Must Possess Some Degree Of Strength. THE COURSE IS PHYSICALLY DEMANDING!! You Should Be Able To Support A 300 Pound Motorcycle While Straddling It, And Have The Ability To Push The Motorcycle For Distances Up To 120 Feet. Heat And Cold Weather Conditions Can Add To The Strenuous Conditions You'll Encounter While Taking The Course. IMPORTANT NOTE!! Our Courses Are Run Through The Self-Supporting Divisions Of The Continuing Education Programs. This Means That Your Tuition Fee Will Not Be Refunded If You Fail To Show Up For Class, Or You Fail Complete The Course. The Basic Ridercourse Is Conducted At A Pace That Results In Successful Completion For Most Novice Riders. However, If You Experience Significant Difficulty Or Become A Safety Risk To Yourself Or Others, You Will Not Be Permitted To Continue To Ride. We Provide The Motorcycles. We Recommend You Bring Your Own DOT Approved Helmet, But Our Sites Do Have A Limited Supply Of Loaner Helmets In The Event You Don't Have Your Own. In Addition, You Will Be Required To Wear Eye Protection, A Long Sleeved Shirt Or Jacket, Long Pants (Preferably Denim), Over The Ankle Footwear And Full Fingered Gloves (Preferably Leather). "Acceptable Footwear For Riding Activities Includes Any Over-The-Ankle ""Leather"" Footwear. Hiking Boots And Tennis Typeshoes That Cover The Ankle And Are Reinforced With Padding And Thick Canvas Or Leather Are Also Acceptable."" To View A Video About The BRC, Visit The MSF Website At Www.Msf-Usa.Org. Upon Successful Completion Of The BRC, You Will Be Issued A Skills Waiver Card For The NCDMV. This Means The DMV Will Not Require You To Take Their Motorcycle Riding Test. You Will Still Be Required To Visit Your Local DMV Office And Take Their Written Exam Before Being Issued A Motorcycle Endorsement. Hours: 20

Course Fee: $150

Instructor: TBA


Tri-County Airport, Ahoskie,

NC

F SAT,SUN

6-10 PM, 8 AM-5 PM

9/13 9/15


NC

F SAT,SUN

6-10 PM, 8 AM-5 PM

10/11 10/13


NC

F SAT, SUN

6-10 PM, 8 AM-5 PM

11/15 11/17

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CON-ED LAW ENFORCEMENT/FIRE/RESCUE/EMS CLASSES

LAW ENFORCEMENT

Law Enforcement (In-Service Training) will be offered each semester. For more information on Law Enforcement classes, please contact Kelly Wiggins at 252.862.1266.

FIRE/RESCUE COURSES

Fire Certification classes and other related topics are offered thru the RCCC training program. For more information on Fire/Rescue classes, please contact Kelly Wiggins at 252.862.1266.

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EMT BASIC/INTERMEDIATE/PARAMEDIC/EMS CERTIFICATION/CPR

BLS LEVEL COURSES TRAUMA This course will provide education dealing with EMT Basic requirements

Hours: 3


Instructor: Jim Wiggins


Lewiston Rescue T 7-10 PM 8/27 8/27 CPR REFRESHER This course will provide education dealing with EMT Basic requirements

Hours: 4


Instructor: Herbert Copeland


Nucor Steel M 9 AM - 1 PM 9/3 9/3 CPR REFRESHER This course will provide education dealing with EMT Basic requirements

Hours: 4




Nucor Steel F 9 AM - 1 PM 9/5 9/5

PHARMACOLOGY This course will provide education dealing with EMT Intermediate requirements.

Hours: 3




Colerain Rescue Squad

W 7-10 PM 9/18 9/18

EMT BASIC IN-SERVICE TRAINING This course will provide education dealing with EMT Basic requirements

Hours: 3




Lewiston Rescue T 7-10 PM 9/24 9/24 TECHNICIAL SCOPE OF PRACTICE This course will provide education dealing with EMT Intermediate requirements.

Hours: 3




Colerain Rescue Squad

W 7-10 PM 10/16 10/16

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EMT BASIC IN-SERVICE TRAINING This course will provide education dealing with EMT Basic requirements

Hours: 4




Nucor Steel W 9 AM - 1 PM 10/29 10/29 OBSTETRICS This course will provide education dealing with EMT Basic requirements

Hours: 3




Lewiston Rescue T 7-10 PM 10/29 10/29 EMT BASIC IN-SERVICE TRAINING This course will provide education dealing with EMT Basic requirements

Hours: 4




Nucor Steel F 9 AM - 1 PM 10/31 10/31 CPR REFRESHER This course will provide education dealing with EMT Basic requirements

Hours: 4




Nucor Steel W 9 AM - 1 PM 11/13 11/13

AIRWAY This course will provide education dealing with EMT Basic requirements

Hours: 4




Nucor Steel W 9 AM - 1 PM 12/3 12/3 AIRWAY This course will provide education dealing with EMT Basic requirements

Hours: 4




Nucor Steel F 9 AM - 1 PM 12/5 12/5 TECHNICIAL SCOPE OF PRACTICE This course will provide education dealing with EMT Basic requirements

Hours: 3




Lewiston Rescue T 7-10 PM 12/10 12/10 ENVIRONMENTAL EMERGENCIES This course will provide education dealing with EMT Intermediate requirements.

Hours: 3




Colerain Rescue W 7-10 PM 12/18 12/18

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BLS & ALS COURSES (TO INTERMEDIATE LEVEL)

EMT INTERMEDIATE IN-SERVICE TRAINING This course will provide education dealing with EMT Intermediate requirements.

Hours: 3


Instructor: Janice Goodman


Bertie Resuce TH 7-10 PM 8/22 8/22 EMT INTERMEDIATE IN-SERVICE TRAINING This course will provide education dealing with EMT Intermediate requirements.

Hours: 3


Instructor: Carla Godwin


Hertford County EMS

T 7-10 PM 8/27 8/27

PREPARATORY This course will provide education dealing with EMT Intermediate requirements.

Hours: 3




Hertford County EMS

T 7-10 PM 9/24 9/24

TECHNICIAL SCOPE OF PRACTICE This course will provide education dealing with EMT Intermediate requirements.

Hours: 3




Bertie Resuce TH 7-10 PM 9/26 9/26 EMT INTERMEDIATE IN-SERVICE TRAINING This course will provide education dealing with EMT Intermediate requirements.

Hours: 3




Hertford County EMS

T 7-10 PM 10/23 10/23

DOCUMENTATION This course will provide education dealing with EMT Intermediate requirements.

Hours: 3




Bertie Resuce TH 7-10 PM 10/24 10/24

TECHNICIAL SCOPE OF PRACTICE

This course will provide education dealing with EMT Intermediate requirements.

Hours: 3




Hertford County EMS

T 7-10 PM 11/26 11/26

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ENVIRONMENTAL EMERGENCIES This course will provide education dealing with EMT Intermediate requirements.

Hours: 3




Bertie Resuce TH 7-10 PM 11/28 11/28 ENVIRONMENTAL EMERGENCIES This course will provide education dealing with EMT Intermediate requirements.

Hours: 3




Hertford County EMS

T 7-10 PM 12/24 12/24

AIRWAY/VENTILATION This course will provide education dealing with EMT Intermediate requirements.

Hours: 3




Bertie Resuce W 7-10 PM 12/26 12/26

BLS & ALS COURSES (TO PARAMEDIC LEVEL)

PHARMACOLOGY This course will provide education dealing with EMT Intermediate requirements.

Hours: 3


Instructor: Paul Nowell


Conway-Severn T 7-10 PM 8/21 8/21 DOCUMENTATION This course will provide education dealing with EMT Paramedic requirements.

Hours: 3


Instructor: Charles Joyner


Northampton EMS

W 7-10 PM 8/28 8/28

PATIENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS This course will provide education dealing with EMT Intermediate requirements.

Hours: 3




Conway-Severn T 7-10 PM 9/18 9/18

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PHARMACOLOGY

This course will provide education dealing with EMT Paramedic requirements.

Hours: 3




Northampton EMS

W 7-10 PM 9/25 9/25

INFECTIOUS & COMMUNICABLE DISEASES This course will provide education dealing with EMT Intermediate requirements.

Hours: 3




Conway-Severn T 7-10 PM 10/16 10/16 EMT PARAMEDIC IN-SERVICE TRAINING This course will provide education dealing with EMT Paramedic requirements.

Hours: 3




Northampton EMS

W 7-10 PM 10/23 10/23

EMT PARAMEDIC IN-SERVICE TRAINING This course will provide education dealing with EMT Intermediate requirements.

Hours: 3




Conway-Severn T 7-10 PM 11/20 11/20

INFECTIOUS & COMMUNICABLE DISEASES This course will provide education dealing with EMT Paramedic requirements.

Hours: 3




Northampton EMS

W 7-10 PM 11/27 11/27

DOCUMENTATION This course will provide education dealing with EMT Intermediate requirements.

Hours: 3




Conway-Severn T 7-10 PM 12/18 12/18 PATIENTS WITH SPECIAL NEEDS This course will provide education dealing with EMT Paramedic requirements.

Hours: 3




Northampton EMS

W 7-10 PM 12/31 12/31

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EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN-BASIC This course will teach participants the fundamental components necessary for the Basic EMT. Upon successful completion of the course participants will be eligible to take the OEMS certification exam. For more information call Fred Curley at 862-1266.

Hours: 200


Instructor: Staff


TBA M, TH 6-10 PM 12/2 4/17 EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN-BASIC This course will teach participants the fundamental components necessary for the Basic EMT. Upon successful completion of the course participants will be eligible to take the OEMS certification exam. For more information call Fred Curley at 862-1266.

Hours: 200


Instructor: Staff


RCCC T, TH 6-10 PM 11/4 3/20

SPECIALTY COURSES AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION BLS HEALTHCARE PROVIDER This American Heart Association course is an initial BLS CPR course for individuals in the healthcare setting. Participants who successfully complete the course will receive a provider card from AHA valid for 2 years.

Hours: 8


Instructor: Varied


RCCC S 8 AM - 5 PM TBA TBA

AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION BLS HEALTHCARE PROVIDER This American Heart Association course is an initial BLS CPR course for individuals in the healthcare setting. Participants who successfully complete the course will receive a provider card from AHA valid for 2 years.

Hours: 8


Instructor: Varied


RCCC S 8 AM - 5 PM TBA TBA FIRST AID AND HEARTSAVER CPR This American Heart Association course is an initial course that teaches the fundamentals of first aid, medical and environmental emergencies and CPR/AED. Participants who successfully complete the course will receive a provider card from AHA valid for 2 years.

Hours: 8


Instructor: Varied


RCCC S 8 AM - 5 PM TBA TBA FIRST AID AND HEARTSAVER CPR This American Heart Association course is an initial course that teaches the fundamentals of first aid, medical and environmental emergencies and CPR/AED. Participants who successfully complete the course will receive a provider card from AHA valid for 2 years.

Hours: 8


Instructor: Varied


RCCC S 8 AM - 5 PM TBA TBA

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SMALL BUSINESS CENTER

MICROSOFT POWERPOINT FOR SMALL BUSINESS This Microsoft program allows you to create a title slide, add new slides to a presentation, add clipart to a slide show, and view the presentation plus other options to improve your presentation.

Hours: 3

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: Darius Jones


Freeland 104 TH 6-9 PM 8/22 8/22 HOW TO WRITE A SMALL BUSINESS PLAN This seminar will review the need for a business plan and help participants understand the necessary requirements of a complete plan. We will provide the tips on preparing a plan you can take to the bank and use as a road map to guide your business.

Hours: 2

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: Sam Gore


Jernigan 126 T 6-8 PM 9/10 9/10 MICROSOFT EXCEL FOR SMALL BUSINESS This seminar is practical and fast paced. Learn more about Microsoft Excel and how this program can help you at work, at home, or in your small business to keep your information organized using spreadsheets and charts with customized columns, rows, colors

Hours: 3

Course Fee: Free



Freeland 104 TH 6-9 PM 9/19 9/19

HOW TO START A SMALL BUSINESS Starting your own business is a big step in your career. Proper planning includes knowing your dreams and goals, making a business plan, measuring your progress and managing your business for success.

Hours: 2

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: Ed Ormsby


Jernigan 126 T 6-8 PM 9/24 9/24 SO YOU ARE IN CHARGE OF FUNDRAISING This seminar creates support and encouragement to those involved in fundraising roles in non profit charities and ministries. Learn the basic priniples of fundraising along with some specific ideas for your organization.

Hours: 3

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: Dee Spruce


Freeland 140 TH 6-9 PM 9/26 9/26 EXPAND & REVITALIZE YOUR SMALL BUSINESS Learn how an experienced entreprenuer wth many successful small businesses has prospered from his ventures. Our presenter will share over 25 ways to improve sales and increase profits in your business.

Hours: 3

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: Steve Carver


Freeland 140 T 6-9 PM 10/8 10/8

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PRESENTATION SKILLS FOR BUSINESS LEADERS Speaking to a group at work, church, or in the community doesn't have to be overwhelming. Join us to learn some secrets on how to be prepared and relaxed in front of people.

Hours: 3

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: Deborah Morrison


Freeland 140 TH 6-9 PM 10/17 10/17 MARKETING YOUR SMALL BUSINESS Learn how to identify your market, your competitors and your opportunities. This seminar will make you ask yourself tough questions before you invest in a product or service that may not be right for you or the market.

Hours: 2

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: Dee Spruce


Jernigan 126 T 6-8 PM 10/22 10/22 MICROSOFT ACCESS FOR SMALL BUSINESS Participants will learn the purpose of Access, the components and the different ways it can be used. Upon the completion of this seminar, participants will have a firm understanding and be able to use tables, queries, forms and reports.

Hours: 3

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: Abbey Futrell


Freeland 104 TH 6-9 PM 10/24 10/24

PROTECT YOUR NAME, PATENTS, & TRADEMARKS Patents, trademarks and copyrights are considered "Intellectual Property" and are assets just like your home, car or bank account. This seminar will provide direction and guidelines for small business owners and organizations who need to protect this property from theft and misuse.

Hours: 3

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: Sam Gore


Freeland 140 T 6-9 PM 10/29 10/29 HOW TO FINANCE A SMALL BUSINESS This seminar is designed to assist you in pursuing business financing from many different sources. A Financial Representative will deliver an overview on the different loan programs available and how to prepare your applications. Bring your questions!

Hours: 2

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: NC Rural Center


Jernigan 126 T 6-8 PM 11/5 11/5 IMPROVING CASH FLOW FOR SMALL BUSINESS In this seminar, we will be discussing techniques that owners and managers can use to improve cash flow and find sources of funding for their businesses. “This will help them recognize many ways the business can become more profitable and therefore reach the mission and goals of entrepreneurial business owners.

Hours: 3

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: Steve Carver


Freeland 140 T 6-9 PM 11/12 11/12

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Record Keeping For Small Business

Do you need to learn how to maintain your records and how to prepare crucial financial reports for small business? During this seminar you will aquire a working knowlegde of basic accounting skills for a small business with emphasis on accounting cycle and cash flow analysis.

Hours: 2

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: Kim Beauchamp


Jernigan 126 T 6-8 PM 11/19 11/19 MICROSOFT PUBLISHER FOR SMALL BUSINESS In this seminar you will learn how to create professional looking publications quickly and easily. Find out how to work with graphics, create web sites, automate various tasks and check your design.

Hours: 3

Course Fee: Free



Freeland 104 TH 6-9 PM 11/21 11/21

MICROSOFT WORD FOR SMALL BUSINESS Learning Microsoft Word will help you set margins, edit text, select and format characters and paragraphs, add page breaks and much

more. Find out how this seminar can help you stay connected in the electronic world.

Hours: 3

Course Fee: Free



Freeland 104 TH 6-9 PM 12/5 12/5 BUSINESS PLAN WORKSHOP This workshop will help you organize your ideas, facts, figures and dreams into a well organized business plan. We will present a step-by-step procedure and worksheets to get you focused on how to write and present your business plan to others.

Hours: 3

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: Staff


Freeland 140 T 6-9 PM 12/10 12/10 TAX IMPLICATIONS FOR SMALL BUSINESS This seminar will give you all the information you need on your state tax obligations, freeing your time to focus on growing your business. There will be a Representative from the NC Department of Revenue to answer your questions.

Hours: 2

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: NC Dept of Revenue


Jernigan 126 T 6-8 PM TBD TBD

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BASIC SKILLS CLASSES

BASIC SKILLS Basic Skills Education classes are tuition-free programs offered on campus and throughout Hertford County for the adult leaner. For information about Basic Skills Education and/or Basic Skills Programs, including Adult Basic Education (ABE), General Educational Development (GED), Adult High School (AHS), Life Skills, Compensatory Education, English as a Second Language (ESL) and Pathways to Employment, please contact Michele Meischeid at 252-862-1252.

Hours: 0

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: D. Polvadore


R.L. Vann School M, W 1-4 PM 8/12 12/18 BASIC SKILLS For adults who wish to improve their reading, math, science, social studies and language skills and to prepare for the GED test.

Hours: 0

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: B. King


TECS-Jackson M, W 6-9 PM 8/12 12/19 BASIC SKILLS For adults who wish to improve their reading, math, science, social studies and language skills and to prepare for the GED test.

Hours: 0

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: A. Justice


Chowan University-Reed

Hall Murfreesboro

M, T, W, TH

8:30-11:30 AM 8/12 12/19

BASIC SKILLS For adults who wish to improve their reading, math, science, social studies and language skills and to prepare for the GED test.

Hours: 0

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: A. Justice


Chowan University-Reed

Hall Murfreesboro

M, T, W, TH

12:30-2:30 PM 8/12 12/19


Hours: 0

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: D. Polvadore


Hertford Co. Day Reporting Center

M, W 9:30 AM-12:30 PM

8/12 12/18


Hours: 0

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: TBA


Place of Possibilities

T, TH 9 AM-12 NOON

8/14 12/18

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Hours: 0

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: C. Vinson


Woodland Olney School

M, T 9 AM-12 NOON

8/12 12/17


Hours: 0

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: M. Lewis


R-CCC, Math Lab, #Y-125C

M-TH 7:30 AM-12:30 PM

8/19 12/19


Hours: 0

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: L. Pierce


R-CCC, Reading Lab, #Y-125B

M-TH 7:30 AM-12:30 PM

8/19 12/19


Hours: 0

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: C.Moore


R-CCC, Writing Lab, #Y-125A

M-TH 8:30 AM-12:30 PM

8/19 12/19

BASIC SKILLS REFRESHER-HYBRID For adults who wish to improve their reading, math, science, social studies and language skills and to prepare for the GED test.

Hours: 0

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: L. Pierce



M, W, TH

1-3:30 PM 8/2 12/31

BASIC SKILLS REFRESHER-HYBRID For adults who wish to improve their reading, math, science, social studies and language skills and to prepare for the GED test.

Hours: 0

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: C. Moore


R-CCC, Reading Lab, #Y-125A

T 1-3:30 PM 8/2 12/31


Hours: 0

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: C. Cofield


R-CCC, Writing Lab, #Y-125A

M, W 6-9 PM 8/19 12/19


Hours: 0

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: M. Morales



T, TH 6-9 PM 8/19 12/19

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ENGLISH AS A SECOND LANGUAGE ESL is a program of instruction designed to help adults with limited or no English language proficiency improve their English, reading, writing and communication skills. For more information on ESL classes, please contact Michele Meischeid at 252-862-1252.

Hours: 0

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: T. Marry


R-CCC, Math Lab, #Y125C

M, W 6-8:30 PM 9/4 12/18


Hours: 0

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: B. Woodhouse


R-CCC, FRL #105

M-F 8:15 AM-12 NOON

8/19 12/20


Hours: 0

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: B. Woodhouse


NuVizions-Ahoskie

M, T, W, F

12:30-2:30 PM 8/19 12/20


Hours: 0

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: TBA


Solid Foundations-

Ahoskie

M, W, F 10:00A-12:00 P & 12:30-2 PM

8/12 12/19

COMPENSATORY EDUCATION

Hours: 0

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: J. Barnes


Choanoke Valley M,T,W,TH,F

9 AM-11:30 & 12:30-3 PM

8/12 12/20

COMPENSATORY EDUCATION

Hours: 0

Course Fee: Free

Instructor: M. Worthington


Choanoke Valley M,T,W,TH,F

9:00-11:30AM & 12:30-3 PM

8/12 12/20

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Name Email Office Telephone Location Poole, Myra [email protected] 862-1307 Jernigan 104 Senior Dean, Workforce & Student Development

862-1279 Freeland 120 Director, Small Business Center

Burns, Jamie N. [email protected] 862-1261 Freeland 147C Program Coordinator, Health Care Technology/ Nursing Assistant

Curley, Fred [email protected] 862-1266 Jernigan 113 Director, EMS Services

Gay, Shirley [email protected] 862-1307 Jernigan 104 Administrative Assistant to the Senior Dean, Workforce & Student Development/Registration Coordinator

Glaze, Andrea [email protected] 862-1202 SSC 214 CRC/WorkKeys Coordinator

Hoggard III, Lewis C. [email protected] 862-1277 JobLink Center JobLink Center Manager/HRD Coordinator

Meischeid, Michele [email protected] 862-1252 Freeland 126A Dean of Basic Skills

Stevenson, Ja’Queta [email protected] 862-1202 JobLink Center CRC/Workkeys Assistant

862-1304 Freeland 120 Administrative Assistant, Small Business Center

Waltson, Tishadda [email protected] 862-1309 Freeland 126 Data Entry Clerk for Basic Skills

Wiggins, Kelly [email protected] 862-1266 Jernigan 113 Administrative Assistant, EMS/Fire/Rescue

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Continuing Education Course Registration Form

109 Community College Road * Ahoskie, NC 27910 * www roanokechowan.edu 252.862.1200 * 252.862.1357 (fax)

Course Title: __________________________________________ Section Number/Term: _________________________

Social Security # or Colleague ID#: _____________________________ Date of Birth (M/D/Y): _____________________

Name: ____________________________________________ Maiden Name: ____________________________________ (please print & no nicknames)

Address: ____________________________________________________ (check here if new address)

City: ___________________________________ State: ___________________________ Zip: _______________________

State (residence): ______________ County (residence): ________________ E-mail Address: ____________________

Home Phone ( ) _________________ Business Phone ( ) _________________ Cell Phone ( ) __________________

Ethnicity: Hispanic/Latino Non Hispanic/Latino Gender: Male Female Race: White Black /African American American Indian/Alaska Native Asia Hawaiian/Pacific Islander Other (specify) __________________________ Please circle highest level of education completed: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 GED One-Year Vocational Diploma 14 Associate Degree 15 Bachelor’s Degree 16 Master’s Degree or Higher 17 Employment Status: Retired Full-Time Part-Time Unemployed-Not Seeking Unemployed-Seeking

Employer: __________________________________________ Job Title: ______________________________________

Fee Waiver, if appropriate/Check all or any that apply:

Paid Fireman Volunteer EMT Law Human Resources Dev.

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If fee waived list agency affiliation: ___________________________ Job Title: _________________________________

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