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Absolute LeeLEE COLLEGE

Lee College

ContinuingEducation

Spring 2010 Schedule909 Decker Drive

Baytown, TX281-425-6311

www.lee.edu/ce

Registration Begins Wednesday, January 13 @ 9:00 a.m.

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Center for Workforce ExcellenceCustomized Business and Industry Training

Continuing Education Department provides customized business and industry trai

ing tailored for your specific organizational needs. We offer custom-design cu

riculum programs and courses for individuals to improve skills, increase employproductivity and profitability, career transitions, and retain or advance in position

Our training is cost effective and outcome-based for performance improvement. W

provide training to organizations and their employees to meet goals, missions, an

demands for a highly skilled workforce. Training is provided by experienced instru

tors at our state-of-the-art facility.

Training Specialization:

Computer Technology

Customer Service

Health/Safety

Human Resources

Language & Culture

Six Sigma

Leadership

Management/

Supervisory Skills

Spanish

NEED TRAINING for your business, employees, or your department?Contact the following:

Jonna Cagle-Page

Director, Continuing Education

281-425-6209

[email protected]

Kimberlee Whittington, MBA

Specialist, Continuing Education

281-425-6457

[email protected]

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Table of Contents

Continuing EducationPhysical Address: 909 Decker Drive Baytown, TX 77520

Mailing Address: P.O. Box 818 Baytown, TX 77522-0818

281-425-6311 Office

281-425-6855 Fax

www.lee.edu/ce

Registration Begins January 13 @ 9:00 a.m.

Office HoursMonday - Thursday 7:30 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.

Friday 7:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

LEE COLLEGE (USPS 022-322) (Vol. 6 Number 6, December 2009), is published six times per year (April, May, July, August, October, and December), b

the staff of Lee College Office of College Relations, 200 Lee Drive, P.O. Box 818, Baytown, Texas, 77522-0818. Periodical postage rates paid at Baytown, Tex

and additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to College Relations, Lee College, P.O. Box 818, Baytown, Texas 77522-0818.

Financial Assistance ........................................... 2Healthcare Occupations ...................................... 3Security and Safety ............................................. 6Workforce Development Programs ..................... 7Computer Technology ........................................ 9Online Learning GatlinEducationPartnership.......................11 EducationToGo.........................................12Small Business Development Center ..................14

Personal Enrichment ........................................16Recreation & Fitness ........................................18Something for Seniors ......................................19Space Available Classes ....................................21Adult Learning Center......................................22General Information .........................................23Services to Students ..........................................26Registration Form ............................................27Index ...............................................................28

Educational OpportunityCenter (EOC)

Funded by the U.S. Department of Education, the Lee College Educational Opportunity Center offers services to assist adults whwant to attend college. All services are provided free of charge. EOC staff can help individuals with the following: enroll In a GEprogram, decide on a career, choose a college, apply for financial aid, decide on a certificate or degree program, etc.

The EOC office is located in San Jacinto Mall across from Marshalls in the Sears wing. Office hours are Monday through Friday fro8 a.m. to 7 p.m. The office phone number is 281-421-0553.

Are you ready to change your lifestyle?The Lee College Educational Opportunity Center staff will help you:

Decide on a career

Choose a college

Apply for financial aid

Decide on a certificate or degree program

Breakdown the college process, and more

Enroll in a GED program

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Financial AssistanceFinancial Aid via TPEG is available for qualied applicants.

Deadline to submit TPEG applications is listed for each pro-

gram. Students must submit TPEG application and all required

documents before or on deadline to ensure the application will

be processed before the program start date. If the application

is turned in after the deadline we can not guarantee that your

application will be processed. All required documentation mustbe completed and turned in before your application will be pro-

cessed. Not completing the application in its entirety will delay

the application process. It is the students responsibility to make

sure all information is accurate and completed. The appli-cation process takes about two weeks.ContinuingEducation will start accepting TPEG applicationson Monday, December 14 for the spring semester.

TPEG only pays 40% of the course fees and it is the students

responsibility to pay for the remaining amount. (For example, if

the program cost is $100, TPEG will only pay $40 and the stu -

dent must pay the remaining balance of $60.) Students are able

to pay the remaining balance in full through Installment Plans.The rst installment payment is due at the time of registration.

Financial Aid for credit classes cannot be used to pay for any

Continuing Education programs. If a student does not qualify for

TPEG, he/she is still eligible to pay through Installment Plans.

Available Programs:Texas Dental Assisting Program

Certied Nurse Aide Training

Phlebotomy Technician

Attention Credit Students:Although Continuing Education (non-credit) programs are not

eligible for Pell Grant or other federal funding, a credit studentreceiving Pell Grant funds may give the business ofce authori-

zation to use his/her refund to pay for tuition for CE programs.

Permission must be provided in writing from both the student

and the nancial aid ofce to the CE ofce before a student is

able to register for a CE class/program.

Installment PlansInstallment plans require 50% of the program fees, textboo

cost, testing fee, and a $20 installment charge at the time of reg

istration. A late fee will be assessed for each late installme

payment. Late installment payments will result in a studen

becoming ineligible for installment payment plans for futur

classes. A student who fails to make full payment of tuition an

fees by due date will be prohibited from registering for any LeCollege classes in the future until entire balance has been pai

in full. NO refunds will be made after class begins. To get

full refund, the class must be cancelled three (3) business day

before the class start date.

Available Programs:Texas Dental Assisting Pharmacy Technician

Phlebotomy Technician Certied Nurse Aide Training

EKG Technician Program Medical Billing and Coding

Get trained to become a certied professional for careers in

demand. Prepare for high paying jobs and secure your future.

Financial Assistance for Healthcare Programs

Pharmacy Technician Program

FREE Orientation for Healthcare ProgramsDo you need more information or direction before takin

the program you are interested in? Then hurry and registe

for the following free informative session that will provid

you with the opportunity to meet with instructors, review th

curriculum, requirements, discuss nancial assistance, jo

opportunities, and ask questions.

7684-CENC-HCC4010-001Wed. Feb.10 6:00-7:30p.mLocation:TuckerHallCall281-425-6311toregisterfortheFREEOrientation

Texas Dental Assisting Program

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PhlebotomyTechnicianProgram96hrs $1,599This 96 hour Phlebotomy Technician Program prepares

professionals to collect blood specimens from clients for

the purpose of laboratory analysis. Students will become

familiar with all aspects related to blood collection and

develop comprehensive skills to perform venipunctures

completely and safely. Classroom and lab work includes

terminology, anatomy and physiology; blood collection

procedures; specimen hands-on practice; and training in

skills and techniques to perform puncture methods. Note:

There is no outside externship rotation included with this

program.Textbook included.

7674-PLAB1023-001M/W March8-May24 6:00-9:30p.m.Sat. March27,April17,May8 9:00a.m.-3:00p.m.

Location:MHC,E06 Instructor:VeronikaMoreno

FinancialAidviaTPEGavailableforqualiedapplicants.

DeadlineforTPEGisWednesday,Feb.17.Seepage2.

MedicalBillingandCodingProgram70hrs. $1,499This combined 70 hour billing and coding course offers the

skills needed to solve insurance billing problems, how to

manually le claims (using the CPT and ICD-9 manual),

complete common insurance forms, trace delinquent claims,

appeal denied claims and use generic forms to streamlinebilling procedures. The course covers the following areas:

CPT (Introduction, Guidelines, Evaluation and Manage-

ment), specialty elds (such as surgery, radiology and

laboratory), ICD-9 (Introduction and Guidelines) and basic

claims processes for medical insurance and third party

reimbursements. Students will learn how to nd the ser-

vice and codes using manuals, (CPT, ICD-9 and HCPCS).

After obtaining the practical work experience (6 months

to 2 years), students who complete this course could be

qualied to sit for the American Academy of Professional

Coders (AAPC) - Certied Professional Coder Exam (CPCor CPC-H Apprentice); the American Health Information As-

sociation (AHIMA) Certied Coding Associate (CCA) exam;

and/or other National Certication Exams.

7675-HITT2040-001M/W March8-May24 6:00-9:30p.m.Location:ATC,229 Instructor:NatalieMoya

TexasDentalAssistingProgram100hrs $1,79The Dental Assisting Program prepares students for entr

level positions in one of the fastest growing health care pos

tions. The program will cover key areas and topics exposin

the student to both classroom, hands-on instruction, and laexperience. The classroom instruction reviews the neces

sary anatomy, terminology, legal and ethical issues as we

as the policy and guidelines necessary to understandin

the scope of practice and the practical aspects of denta

assisting. Topics include instrument identication, equip

ment maintenance, tooth structure and oral cavity anatomy

dental anesthesia, sterilization, and charting. The studen

will learn the steps necessary to assisting the dentist whil

providing quality dental care within the community. Pro

gram includes review of tooth charting, restorations, bridg

implants, bitewing, panograph, and periapical x-ray and thmixing of dental cements. Additionally, this 100 contact hou

course includes a CPR certication course and covers th

relevant material necessary to prepare students to take th

State of Texas Registered Dental Assistant (RDT) Exam

Textbook included.

7677-DNTA1091-001T/Th March9-May20 6:00-9:30p.mSat. March27,April10,24 9:00a.m.-3:00p.mSat. May15 9:00a.m.-5:00p.mLocation:ATC,227 Instructor:JodieMcLai

FinancialAidviaTPEGavailableforqualiedapplicantsDeadlineforTPEGisWednesday,Feb.17.Seepage2

EKGTechnicianCerticationProgram50hrs $999This comprehensive program prepares students to functio

as EKG Technicians and to take the American Societ

of Electrocardiograph (EKG) Technician exam and othe

National Certification Exams. This course will includ

important practice and background information on anatom

of the heart and physiology, medical disease processes

medical terminology, medical ethics, legal aspects of patiencontact, laboratory assisting, electrocardiography an

echocardiography. Additionally, students will practice wit

equipment and perform hands on labs including introductio

to the function and proper use of the EKG machine, the norma

anatomy of the chest wall for proper lead placement, 12-lea

placement and other clinical practices. Textbook included

7680-ECRD1011-001T/Th March9-May4 6:00-9:30p.mLocation:MHC,E06 Instructor:ElizabethJenning

Healthcare Occupations

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PharmacyTechnicianProgram50hrs $999This comprehensive 50 hour program will prepare students

to enter the pharmacy eld and to take the Pharmacy Techni-

cian Certication Boards PTCB exam. Technicians work in

hospitals, home infusion pharmacies, community pharma-

cies and other health care settings - working under the super-

vision of a registered pharmacist. Course content includes

medical terminology specic to the pharmacy, reading and

interpreting prescriptions and dening drugs by generic and

brand names. Students will learn dosage calculations, I.V.

ow rates, drug compounding, dose conversions, dispensing

of prescriptions, Inventory control and billing and reimburse-

ment. Textbook included. Prerequisites: Student must

be able to demonstrate knowledge in basic arithmetic (i.e.

addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, conversion of

fractions, calculation of percentages, and so on) and the

ability to demonstrate knowledge in solving basic algebraic

problems. Must have clear criminal record.

7682-PHRA1046-001T/Th March9-May4 6:00-9:30p.m.Location:ATC,228 Instructor:DanielAbebe

CertiedNurseAideTraining&ClinicalProgram96hrs $683(Includes$83testingfee).

(Nurse Aide for Health Care Organizations I)

Students will receive preparation for entry level nurs-

ing assistant positions. Students will achieve a level

of skills and abilities essential to provide basic care

to residents of long-term care facilities. Topics includeresidents rights, communication, safety, observation,

reporting, and assisting residents in maintaining basic

comfort and safety. The clinical will provide a method

of instruction providing detailed education, training

and work-based experience, and direct patient/client

care. Off-site clinical instruction, supervision, evalua-

tion, and placement is the responsibility of the college

faculty. Our approved programs will provide students

with 64 hours of lecture/lab and 32 hours of clinical

experience. Basic HIPAA training will be included.

Both the written and skills test will be given offsite.Certicates of completion will be awarded.

Requirements: 1) Online Background Investigation

($40 payable by student, Package Code: EE63 at

www.certiedbackground.com),Mustbedoneon-

line. The results take 48-72 hours. Once completed,

please call 281-425-6312 with online password, so

results may be viewed. 2) Must be able to read and

write English, hold a Social Security number. 3) All

students are required to have current immunizations

for the Nurse Aid class. You will need to have all of

your shots prior to the start of class and you mus

bring proof of all shot records to Continuing Educa

tion when registering (seepage5 forcomplet

immunizationrequirements). Textbook and Work

book: Being a Long-Term Care Nursing Assistan

Textbook and workbook. Available at Lee Colleg

Bookstore. Supplies: Scrubs (at least one set, an

solid color), white nursing or tennis shoes (that won

slip on wet oor), and a watch with a second hand

Evening ProgramRegistrationDeadline:Wednesday,March24at5:00p.mInstructors:KirlinDoussaandKimCarter

Lecture/Lab:ATC,2367843-NURA1001-001M-Th March29-May12 5:00-9:00p.m

Clinical:St.JamesHouse,5800W.BakerRoad7845-NURA1060-001Tues. April6-May25 4:00-8:00p.m

7846-NURA1060-002Thurs. April18-May27 4:00-8:00p.m

Morning ProgramRegistrationDeadline:Wednesday,March31at5:00p.mInstructor:MargieTaylor

Lecture/Lab:ATC,2277844-NURA1001-002M-W April5-May5 10:00a.m.-2:00p.mTh April8 10:00a.m.-2:00p.m

Clinical:RehabilitationandHealthcareClinicalCenteofBaytown,3921N.Main7847-NURA1060-003Sat. April7-May8 6:00a.m.-2:00p.m

FinancialAidviaTPEGavailableforqualiedapplicantsDeadlineforTPEGisWednesday,March3(#7843)anMarch10(#7844).Theapplicationtakestwoweekstoprocess.InstallmentPaymentPlanalsoavailable.Sepage2formoreinformation.

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CNAProgramImmunizationInformation

All students are required to have immunizations for theNurse Aid class. You will need to have all of your shotsprior to the start of class and you must bring proof of allshot records to Continuing Education when registering.You are required to have the following:

TBskintest(PPD) - Test must be completed within6 months of class start date. Results must be nega-tive and provide prior to class start date. (Your shotmust be on or after Sept. 29 for class starting March29 or Oct. 5 for class starting April 5). If you are un-able to provide a negative skin test result, a negativechest x-ray is acceptable.

Measles, Mumps, and Rubella vaccine - Mustshow proof that you have received vaccine (no spe-cic date required).

One dose of tetanus-diphtheria toxoid (Td) -Dose must be completed within the last 10 years.

(Your shot must be during or after March 2000 forMarch 29 or April 2000 for April 5 class).

HepatitisB Thereare fouroptions: IMPOR-TANTMESSAGE: Please know theHepatitis Bseries that you need prior togetting your rstshot.LocalHealthClinics/CentersoffertheREG-ULARHep.Bseries ONLY.TheyDONOT offertheACCELERATEDseries. For theAcceleratedHep B series call 281-425-6311 for a location.

HepatitisBRegularSeries:The Hep. B regularseries composes of four doses: 0 (rst shot), 30days (from 1st shot), 5 months (from 1st shot),and 12 months (from 1st shot). If you have notcompleted at least the rst three doses then youDO NOT qualify to take the CNA program basedon the regular series completion. You must showproof that the third dose was completed beforethe start of class. You must have your rstdoseonorbeforeOct.29forMarch29classorNov.5forApril5class. Students that com-plete the rst dose on or before Oct. 29 or Nov.5 will have enough time to complete the requiredthird dose on or before March 29 or April 5 (start

date of classes). Oct. 29 or Nov. 5 was the lastday that students could have begun the regularaccelerated series in order to have the third doseby the start of class. If not, you might considerthe other Hepatitis B accelerated series listedbelow. NOTE:If you recently began the Hep. Bregular series, you CAN NOT convert to the Hep.B accelerated series.

HepatitisBAcceleratedSeries(FDAapproved)This Hep. B accelerated series is composed offour doses: 0 (rst shot), 1 month (from 1st shot),

2 months (from 1st shot), 12 months (from 1st

shot). If you have not completed at least the rsthree doses prior to the start of class then yoDO NOT qualify to take the CNA program baseon this accelerated series.YoumusthaveyourstdoseonorbeforeJan.29forMarch2classorFeb.5forApril5class.Students thacomplete the rst dose on or before Jan. 29 oFeb. 5 will have enough time to complete the required third dose on or before March 29 or Apr5 (start date of classes). Jan. 29 or Feb. 5 i

the last day that students can begin this acceerated series in order to have the third dose bthe start of class. If not, you might consider theother Hepatitis B accelerated series listed below

HepatitisBAcceleratedSeries (notFDAapproved,but effective) This Hep. B accelerated series is composed of four doses: 0 (rsshot), 7 days (from 1st shot), 21 days (from 1sshot), 12 months (from 1st shot). If you have nocompleted at least the rst three doses prior tothe start of class then you DO NOT qualify to tak

the CNA program based on this accelerated series.YoumusthaveyourrstdoseonorbeforeMarch8forMarch29classorMarch1forApril5class.Students that complete the rsdoses on or before March 8 or March 15 will havenough time to take the third required dose on obefore March 29 or April 5 (start date of classes). March 8 or March 15 are the last daythat students can begin the accelerated seriein order to have the third dose by start of class

HepatitisBTiter The Hep.BQuantitativeTter is required if Hep. B series was completemore than 1 year before March29 orAprilclass start dates. Titer results must be providebefore the start of class. Test results must bQuantitative form and show immunity.

Ifyoudonothavealltheimmunizationsyouwinotbeabletodotheclinicalandifyoucantdtheclinicalyouwillnotbeabletotakethestattest.Therewillnotbeanymakeupclinicaldates

The state nurse aide exam is scheduled and ad-

ministered by NACES (Nurse Aide Competency

Evaluation System), notby LeeCollege. Thestudents should be aware that on occasion the

test dates may be changed by NACES and Lee

College has no control over the schedule changes.

It is important that the student be exible with their

schedule in order to meet for the scheduled exam

date. If the dates of the exam change, Lee College

will contact the students to make them aware of

the test date change. (Classdatesanddaysare

subjecttochangebasedonenrollmentand

testingdates).

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Security and Safety ProgramSecurityandSafetyThe Continuing Education Department of Lee College is

proud to offer Security, Safety, and Loss Prevention train-

ing courses in partnership with SecuraTrain Academy.

Certication

This program will prepare students for certicationand State licensing as Private Security Ofcers in the

State of Texas.

1. Level I Certicate: (8) clock hours

2. Level II Certicate: (8) clock hours

3. Level III Certicate: (33) clock hours

4. Continuing Education Certicate Registrant and

Ethics: (10) clock hours

5. Continuing Education Certicate Commissioned

Ofcer: (8) clock hours

Enrollment StandardsLee College Continuing Education Department and

SecuraTrain Academy accept students without regard

to age, sex, sexual orientation, religion, creed, dis-

ability, or ethnic origin.

Must be at least (18) years old

Must not have a criminal record

Must not be addicted to drugs or alcohol

Must be mentally sound

Anyone who was in the military must have re-

ceived an honorable discharge

The passing grade for all examinations shall be aminimum of 75% correct answers

LevelIBasicUnarmedSecurityOfcer8hrs $49

7709-SLPS1091-001

Mon/Wed. Feb.1&3 5:309:30p.m.

Location:ATC,229 Instructor:WilliamSmith

7710-SLPS1091-002

T/Th April6&8 5:309:30p.m.


LevelIIAdvancedUnarmedSecurityOfcer8hrs $49

7711-SLPS1091-001

Mon/Wed. Feb.8&10 5:309:30p.m.


7712-SLPS1091-002

T/Th April13&15 5:309:30p.m.


LevelIIIArmedSecurityOfcer33hrs $15Prerequisites: Level I & II courses. Uponcompletio

ofcontinuingeducationcredits,studentswillb

requiredtodemonstraterearmefciencyfrom

Boardapprovedqualicationcourses.FirearmdemonstrationwillbeheldonSaturdays at Pasa

denaGunCenter,206Shaw,Pasadena.DONOT

BRINGGUNgunrentalavailable).Studentwillb

responsiblefortravelingtoshootingrange,renta

ofgun,ammunition,andear/eyeprotection.Est

matecostofrentalis$25.Dependingonchoice

ofrentalmaterials,pricemayvary.

7713-SLPS1013-001

M-F Feb.15-19 4:009:30p.m

Sat. Feb.20 10:00a.m.-3:30p.m

Location:ATC,236 Instructor:WilliamSmit

7714-SLPS1013-002

M-F April19-23 4:009:30p.m

Sat. April24 10:00a.m.-3:30p.m


CommissionedSecurityOfcers8hrs $49Uponcompletionofcontinuingeducationcredits

studentswillberequiredtodemonstraterearm

efficiencyfrom Boardapprovedqualificatio

courses.Firearmsdemonstrationwillbehelda

PasadenaGunCenter,206Shaw,Pasadena. DO

NOTBRINGGUNgunrentalavailable).Studen

willberesponsiblefortravelingtoshootingrange

rentalofgun,ammunition,andear/eyeprotection

Estimatedcostofrental is$25. Dependingo

choiceofrentalmaterials,pricemayvary.

7715-SLPS1091-001

Sat. March6 8:00a.m.5:00p.mLocation:ATC,236 Instructor:WilliamSmit

Re-QualicationforPoliceOfcers10hrs $5

7716-SLPS2000-001

Sat. May1 8:00a.m.7:00p.m


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SubstituteTeacher12hrs $69

Introduction to the role of the substitute student needsidentication, behavior modication, school personnelrelations, skill development in the principles of humangrowth, development as related to childhood and ado-lescence. The student will discuss the primary functionsof a substitute teacher on a short-and long-term as-signment; identify and demonstrate a minimum of threeeffective teaching methodologies; and name strategiesfor creating a learning environment. This course alsocovers lesson planning, professional ethics, leader-ship, and survival skills. Instructor: Joan Jackson

RegistrationDeadline:Wednesday,Jan.207721-EDTC1002-001M-Th Jan.25-28 9:00a.m.-12:00p.m.Location:ATC,227

RegistrationDeadline:Wednesday,Feb.177722-EDTC1002-002M-Th Feb.22-25 5:30-8:30p.m.Location:ATC,236

WorkforceDevelopmentPrograms

FundamentalsofSupervisionandManagementLearn how to be an effective manager or supervisor. Master the basicof business and organizations, learn the people skills required to mot

vate and delegate, and learn tools for solving problems and resolvin

conicts.

AdministrativeAssistantFundamentalsThis course will help you discover and master the essentials o

managerial and staff support, information and records management

communications technology, travel and meeting coordination, spac

planning, and ofce ergonomics. This course may help you preparfor the internationally recognized Certied Professional Secretar(CPS) and Certied Administrative Professional (CAP) exams ofered by the International Association of Administrative Professionals

SixSigma:TotalQualityApplicationsLearn how to effectively apply the elements and methods of Six SigmaLearn the basics of advanced Six Sigma tools such as design of experiments (DOE), analysis of variance (ANOVA), hypothesis testingcontrol charts, and probability distributions. This course will also hel

you prepare for the internationally recognized Six Sigma Black Belt anQuality Manager exams offered by the American Society for QualityPrerequisite: Total Quality Fundamentals.

ProjectManagementFundamentalsGain the skills youll need to succeed in the fast-growing eld of proect management. If youre new to project management, this course w

provide you with the essential information youll need to prepare for ancomplete your rst project. If youre an experienced project managerthis course will make you more valuable to your employer by increasin

your skills and competencies. This course will also help you prepare fo

the internationally recognized Project Management Professional (PMPand Certied Associate in Project Management (CAPM) exams offereby the Project Management Institute.

ChooseaStartDate:Jan.20,Feb.17,March17,April21,May19

$99persession/24ContactHours

Requirements:Internet access, e-mail, the Microsoft Internet Explorer or MozillaFirefox Web browser, and the Adobe Flash and PDF plug-ins.

RegistrationDeadline:Wednesday,March247723-EDTC1002-003

M-Th March29-April1 5:30-8:00p.mLocation:HullDaisettaISDLibrary117N.Main,Hwy770,Daisetta,TX77533

RegistrationDeadline:Wednesday,April147724-EDTC1002-004M-Th April19-22 9:00a.m.-12:00p.mLocation:ATC,236

JourneymanElectricianExamReview16hrs $10

(Electrical Code) This class is designed for experienceelectricians as a comprehensive study of the NationaElectrical Code (NEC) in preparation for taking the Statof Texas Journeyman Electrician Exam. Emphasis wbe on having the student become familiar with the codand requirements contained within its articles. Studentwill learn to use the NEC as a source to answer questions similar to those on the state exam. Instruction ithe requirements specied by the National ElectricaCode (NEC) as minimum requirements for an approveelectrical installation including all aspects of electric

installation from the standpoint of safety for personn

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and equipment. Textbook: National Electrical Code,2008 edition (available at Lee College Bookstore).Supplies: Calculator, pen/pencil, paper.

7666-ELPT1001-001Sat./Sun. Feb.6&7 8:00a.m.-5:00p.m.Location:TV4,101 Instructor:RaySaldivar

7667-ELPT1001-002

Sat./Sun. March6&7 8:00a.m.-5:00p.m.Location:TV4,101 Instructor:RaySaldivar

7668-ELPT1001-003Sat./Sun. April17&18 8:00a.m.-5:00p.m.Location:TV4,101 Instructor:RaySaldivar

7669-ELPT1001-004Sat./Sun. May8&9 8:00a.m.-5:00p.m.Location:TV4,101 Instructor:RaySaldivar

MasterElectricianExamReview32hrs $150(National Electrical Code I) Emphasis will be on calcu-lations, code review and exam preparation. An intro-ductory study of the National Electric Code (NEC) forthose employed in elds requiring knowledge of theCode. Emphasis on wiring design, protection, methods,and materials; equipment for general use; and basiccalculations. Textbook: National Electrical Code,2008 edition available in the Lee College Bookstore.Supplies: Calculator, pen/pencil, paper.

7670-ELPT1025-001Sat./Sun. March27-April4 8:00a.m.-5:00p.m.Location:TV4,101 Instructor:RaySaldivar

DistanceLearningMasterCourse-AmericanHomeInspectorsTrainingInstitute

448hrs $1,895Our online home inspection course, developed inconjunction with American Home Inspectors TrainingInstitute and approved by the Texas Real Estate

Commission (TREC), offers you the best training tostart your new career. The course is comprised ofeight course books/study modules, audio and visualtutorial exercises, practice quizzes, and photos ofnumerous inspection scenarios and will guide youstep-by-step through the process of doing a complete,thorough, professional home inspection and producinga professional home inspection report. In addition, weprovide you with an exam study guide for the TRECProfessional Home Inspectors Licensing Exam.Thecourse also includes valuable information on how tosuccessfully start up, market, and build your home

inspection business so that you are earning incomeas quickly as possible.

Pleasevisithttp://www.ahit.com/afliates/leeformoreinformationoncourseor

call1-800-441-9411.

CertiedFiberOpticsTechnicianProgramforFall2009

Our Certied Fiber Optic Technician program isdesigned for anyone wanting to become a CertiedFiber Optics Technician. It is ideal for designers, ar-chitects, installers, and project managers. The FiberOptic Training combines theory and 75% hands-onactivities to prepare the student to take the CertiedFiber Optic Certication Exam that is sanctioned by

the FOA (Fiber Optics Association) and given andgraded the nal class day.Location:ATC,220 Instructor:BobBallard

CertiedFiberOpticsTechnician(CFOT)7671-LOTT1091-001M-WFeb.22-248:00a.m.5:00p.m.$700

CertiedFiberOpticsSpecialist/TestingandMaintenance(CFOS/T)

7672-LOTT1091-001Th-FriFeb.25-26 8:00a.m.5:00p.m.$675

CertiedFiberOpticsSplicingSpecialist(CFOS/S)7673-LOTT1091-001Sat/SunFeb.27-28 8:00a.m.5:00p.m.$675

Formoreinformationandcompletecoursedescriptionvisit:www.bdidatalynk.com

Call281-425-6311formoreinformation!RegistrationBegins

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Computer Technology

new version has to offer. In this course, specically designed fobeginners and casual users, youll learn to use Vistas best andmost important features. Requirements:Windows Vista HomBasic, Home Premium, Business, Ultimate, or Enterprise editionSoftware must be installed and fully operational before the cours

begins. Internet access; e-mail; and the Microsoft Internet Exploreor Morzilla Firefox Web browser. Experience with other versionof Windows is not required.

ChooseaStartDate:Aug. 19, Sept. 16, Oct. 21, Nov. 11, Dec. 9

ForcompleteONLINEdescription,pleasevisitwww.ed2go.com/leecollege

ToRegisterCall281-425-6311.

WindowsXP8hrs $110(Introduction to Computer Operating Systems) Master the skillneeded to get you moving ahead. Learn the practical techniqueand skills that will help you accomplish more in less time and geimpressive results in one day. This workshop will teach studentthe benets of working with personal computers and of usingWindows XP to manage information, to run programs, and taccess the Web.

Textbook:Essentials MS Windows XP Brief (included in fee)Supplies:One CD or Flash Drive.

7747-ITSC1006-001T/Th Feb.9&11 1:00-5:00p.mLocation:ATC,221 Instructor:IlaJeanHudson

7748-ITSC1006-002Sat. April3 8:00a.m.-5:00p.mLocation:ATC,221 Instructor:IlaJeanHudson

ComputerSkillsfortheWorkplace-ONLINE24hrs. $99Learn the fundamental computer skills you need to succeedin todays workplace. Youll discover practical applications foremail, word processors, spreadsheets, and databases, gaininga working foundation for the critical computer skills you need tosurvive in the modern job market.

Requirements:Microsoft Windows 95 or newer with any edition of MicrosoftOfce 2000 or newer. Internet access, e-mail, and the MicrosoftInternet Explorer or Mozilla Firefox Web browser.

ChooseaStartDate:Jan, 20, Feb. 17, March 17, April 21, May 19

ForcompleteONLINEdescription,

pleasevisitwww.ed2go.com/leecollegeToRegisterCall281-425-6311.

IntroductiontoComputers6hrs $40This course is designed for students with little or no computer ex-perience. You will be introduced to Windows compatible personalcomputers. Topics include: terminology, parts of the computer,keyboard usage, mouse techniques, care/handling/formattingdiskettes, drives-oppy and hard, and the desktop. Supplies:One CD or Flash Drive.

7746-CENC-CSC4008-001 T/Th Feb.2&4 1:00-4:00p.m.Location:ATC,221 Instructor:IlaJeanHudson

7865-CENC-CSC4008-002Mon. April5&12 5:30-8:30p.m.Location:ATC,221 Instructor:KimberleeWhittington

LearningHowtoEmail3hrs $27Students will set up an email account and learn the components ofthe account, how to compose and format emails using the menubar, send, reply, move and save emails. Students will also learnhow to set up email folders, send and receive attachments, andsave and enter contacts.

7854-CENC-CSC4086-001Tues. March99:00a.m.-12:00p.m.Location:ATC221Instructor:IlaJeanHudson

Keyboarding-ONLINE24hrs $99Using the computer software program FasType for Windows,you will learn the basic skills of touch-typing. If you already knowhow to type, this course will help you improve your typing speedand accuracy. When you are nished with the course, continueto use FasType for Windows to improve your keyboarding skillswith its intermediate and advanced lessons.

Requirements:Internet access, e-mail, and the Microsoft Internet Explorer orMozilla Firefox Web browser, and a Microsoft Windows-basedPC (except for Windows Vista) with a working copy ofFasTypeforWindows. Download and installation instructions are provided

in the rst lesson.ChooseaStartDate:Jan, 20, Feb. 17, March 17, April 21, May 19

ForcompleteONLINEdescription,pleasevisitwww.ed2go.com/leecollege

ToRegisterCall281-425-6311

IntroductiontoWindowsVista-ONLINE24hrs $99Windows Vista is a radical departure from the Windows of yes-teryear. Whether youre a beginner or an experienced Window

user, you wont want to miss out on everything this powerful

YoushouldhaveagoodunderstandingofComputerBasics,Keyboarding,andWindowsPRIORtotakinganyoftheothercomputersoftwarecoursesbeyondWindowsXP.

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MicrosoftProject200716hrs $225(Specialized Computer Application) Whether you manage projectsindependently or need a solution to align people and the objectiveof your organization, the Microsoft Ofce Project 2007 product of-ferings have the right solution to meet your project managementneeds. Learn how to plan a project using this powerful softwaretool. Develop the necessary skills to set goals, scopes, phases,and tasks. Students will learn how to manage a project using MSProject as a tracking tool and reporting method. MS Project 2007:MS Project is a powerful software tool that is used to manageprojects from inception through completion. Companies today useMS Projects to track progress on anything from construction tovirtual projects. In addition to the software this course will teachkey terms associated with project management tracking, such asGantt Chart, task, Critical path and resource. (Computer applica-tions and knowledge necessary to perform specic operations ina particular occupational setting.) Prerequisite: Knowledge ofWindows Application. Textbook: Microsoft Project 2007: Level1 & 2 (included in fee). Supplies: One CD or Flash Drive.

7751-ITSW1058-001T/Th April6-15 8:00a.m.-12:00p.m.Location:ATC,221 Instructor:RickVaughan

IntroductiontoPhotoshopCS48hrs. $130If you want to work with graphics, Photoshop is the program youwill most need to learn. This hands on, project-oriented course islled with detailed step-by-step instructions youll have no troublefollowing as you learn how to edit photos, create basic paintings,and prepare your images for printing. Discover how to improvephotographs by removing aws, correcting for poor exposure, oradding new elements. Youll even learn how much fun it can beto paint again without the mess to clean up. And, best of all, noprior artistic ability is required to take this course.Supplies:OneCD or Flash Drive. Students can also bring digital pictures topractice (optional). (Introduction to graphics software for image

enhancement, photo retouching, and image composition).Textbook: (included in fee).

7851-ITSW1003-001 Sat. Feb.20 8:00a.m.-5:00p.m.Location:ATC,237 Instructor:AngeliquePool

AdvancedPhotoshopCS48hrs. $130(Specialized Computer Application) This hands-on, project-oriented advanced course will provide step-by-step instructionson how to paint, edit, and heal, create and apply masks, buildlayered compositions, work with text shapes, and administer

styles and specialty layers. (Computer applications andknowledge necessary to perform specific operations in aparticular optional setting. Prerequisite: Students should alreadypossess Photoshop CS4 skills and knowledge. Supplies: OneCD or Flash Drive. Students can also bring digital pictures topractice (optional). Textbook: Included in fee.

7853-ITSW1058-001 Sat. May8 8:00a.m.-5:00p.m.Location:ATC,237 Instructor:AngeliquePool

IntroductiontoDreamweaverCS48hrs $110Dreamweaver is a professional visual editor for creating and managing Web sites and pages. With Dreamweaver, its easy to creatand edit cross-platform, cross-browser pages. Dreamweaveprovides advanced design and layout tools, as well as makinit easy to use Dynamic HTML features such as animated layerand behaviors without writing a line of code. Browser-targetingchecks your work for potential problems on all popular platformand browsers. Dreamweaver is fully customizable. You can creatyour own objects and commands, modify menus, and keyboard

shortcuts, and even write JavaScript code to extend Dreamweavewith new behaviors and property inspectors. Supplies: One CDor Flash Drive. Textbook:Included in fee.

7852-IMED1002-001Sat. April108:00a.m.-5:00p.m.Location:ATC,237 Instructor:AngeliquePoo

Business ApplicationsOneDayWorkshops

WindowsXP

7747-ITSC1006-002

Saturday April 3

MicrosoftExcel

7848-ITSC1022-001

Wednesday Feb. 17

AdvancedMicrosoftExcel

7849-ITSW1046-001

Thursday March 11

7850-ITSW1046-002

Saturday April 24

Microsoft Word

7752-POFI1024-001

Wednesday March 31

Advanced Microsoft Word

7753-POFI2037-001

Wednesday April 28

Price:$110(textbookincluded)

Time:8:00a.m.-5:00p.m.

Location:AdvancedTechnologyCenter,

Room221

For more information visit

www.lee.edu/ce

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ONLINECLASSESPartnershipwithGatlinEducationServices

Lee College, in partnership with Gatlin Education: Online Career raining Courses oers online, open enrollment, sel-paced programs designeto provide the skills necessary to acquire proessional level positions or many in-demand occupations. Our courses are designed by a team proessionals rom each respective feld, who work to provide the most eective web-based learning experience available today. Instructors/mentors are actively involved in your online learning experience. Tey respond to any questions or concerns, as well as encourage and motivate you succeed.

Each course includes a set o lessons and evaluations; grades are a combination o the instructor/mentors evaluation o students work and computgraded tests. We know youll appreciate the quality as well as the convenience o anytime, anywhere learning! Most programs run or 180 days months).

o receive detailed inormation on any o the courses oered, please go to www.gatlineducation.com/lee. Click on the course and you will be sento Gatlin Education/Lee College Continuing Education site with course overview/description, objectives, outlines, prerequisites, PC requirementmaterials included, instructor bio, demo o course, FAQs, and inormation you will need to answer all your questions. Once you are ready to registeclose the site out and it will return to the registration page. o enroll in a course, check the box beside the course title and complete the registratioinormation at the bottom and then click REGISER NOW! Please note: Once the course is accessed either by requesting materials or viewinlessons, there are no reunds.

Administrative Medical Specialist with Medical Billing and Coding + Medical Terminology(360 hrs) Learn the skills you need to nd the job YOU arelooking or as an Administrative Medical Specialist (AMS)Medical Billing Specialist, and/or Medical Coder. In additionyou will be taught every aspect o the Medical ReceptionistFront Desk position and the elements o medical terminologyPrice: $2,295

HIPAA Compliance (12 hrs) Provides training or HealthcarProessionals who wish to gain knowledge o HIPAA and itprivacy regulations. Price: $599

Medical Transcription (240 hrs) Learn to transcribe medicareports in hospitals, ofces, or rom home with the most popular transcription program in the country or entry-level training. Price: $1,595

Chemical Plant Operations(400 hrs)Learn the skills needed to start an exciting career as aChemical Plant Operator.Price: $2,595

Emergency Management Training or First Responders(300 hrs)Emergency Management is one o the astest growingproessions. Learn the skills you need to break into this ast-growing proession. Price: $1,995

Freight Broker/Agent Training(150 hrs)Become a part o theexciting trucking, reight logistics, and transportation indus-tries!Price: $1,695

Oil Refnery Operations(400 hrs) Learn the skills necessary to start work as an in-de-mand Oil Renery Operator.Price: $2,595

Power Plant Operations(400 hrs)Learn the skills you need to gain entry-level employ-ment as a Power Plant Operator CIE) Course is just or you.Price: $2,595

Programs are available in the following areas: BusinessandProfessional

HospitalityandGaming

ITandSoftwareDevelopment

ManagementandCorporate

MediaandDesign

SustainableEnergy&GoingGreen

HEALTHCARE AND FITNESSSKILLED TRADES AND INDUSTRIAL

Visitwww.gatlineducation.com/lee to learn moreandforcompletecoursedescriptionsandofferings.OPENENROLLMENT

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ONLINECLASSESPartnershipwithEducationToGo

Sharpen your skills; learn new ones with our Partnership with Education To Go instructor-acilitated online course. Our courses are inormative, un, convenient, and highlinteractive. Our instructors are amous or their ability to create warm and supportivcommunities o learners. Our courses run or six weeks with a total o 24 contact hourunless otherwise specied. Courses are project-oriented and include lessons, quizzehands-on assignments, discussion areas, supplementary links, and more. Ater successully completing the course, you will be able to print a completion letter ater your naexam. You can complete any o these courses entirely rom your home or ofce and aany time o the day or night.

How to Get Started:1. Visit our Online Instruction Center atwww.ed2go.com/leecollege

2. Click the courses link, once you choose the department and course title you arinterested in, select the Enroll Now button or orientation and ollow the instructions. Here you will choose a user name and password that will grant you accesto the classroom.

3. You have the option o paying or the course by phone (281-425-6311) wita credit card (MC, VS, DS, and AmEx) or in person at Continuing Education 909 Decker Drive.

4. When your course starts, return to our Online Instruction Center and click oClassroom link. To begin your studies, simply log in with the user name and pass

word you selected during orientation.Start Dates:New course sessions begin each month.Jan. 20, Feb. 17, March 17, April 21, May 19.

Requirements:All courses require Internet access, E-mail, Microsot Internet Explorer, or Fireox webbrowsers. Some courses may have additional requirements. Please visit our Online Instruction Center or more inormation.

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MostClassesstartat$99.

ONLINECLASSESPartnershipwithEducationToGo

Accounting

Accounting FundamentalsGain a marketable new skill by learning the basics o dou-

ble-entry bookkeeping, nancial reporting, and more.

Introduction to QuickbooksLearn how to quickly and eciently gain control overthe nancial aspects o your business.

Certifcation Prep

Basic Comp TIAA+ Certication PrepPrepare or the Comp IAA+ exam and begin a re-warding career in the ast-growing PC repair eld.

Courses or Teachers

Ready, Set, Read!Gain condence in your ability to guide a child lit-eracy development, and take pleasure in seeing howeven the littlest events can be really big steps in read-ing and writing success.

Microso PowerPoint 2007 in the ClassroomIn this course or teachers, youll learn how to moti-

vate students and enrich lessons by bringing Micro-

sof PowerPoint 2007 into your classroom.

Solving Classroom Discipline ProblemsVeteran teacher reveals the secrets to an orderly class-room. A step-by-step approach to eective, positivediscipline.

Database Management & Programming

Introduction to SQLGain a solid working knowledge o the most powerul

and widely used database programming language.

Digital Photography & Digital Video

Discover Digital PhotographyAn inormative introduction to the ascinating worl

o digital photography equipment.

Photographing People With Your Digital CameraExpert shows you how to take beautiul pictures oadults, children, and babies.

Secrets o Better PhotographyExplore strategies and learn a variety o tricks to create excellent photographs in all types o situations.

Grant Writing/Non Proft

Beginning Writers WorkshopGet a taste o the writers lie and improve your writing skills in this introduction to writing creatively.

Efective Business WritingDevelop powerul written documents that draw readers in and keep them motivated to continue to thend.

Test Prep

GED PreparationWant to pass the GED? Tis course will help you de

velop the skills youll need to succeed.

GRE PreparationDiscover powerul strategies or success in the verbaand analytical sections o the GRE.

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ThePlaceToBeInBaytownSBDCMonthlyBusinessBreakfastSeminar

The Small Business Development Center hosts a Business Break-fast on the second Wednesday of each month. This breakfast is

to offer the business people in the Lee College service area anopportunity to network with other business people in the area. The

breakfast also provides the attendees an opportunity to learn more

about the local businesses and receive timely business information

through the wide variety of speakers each month. To register or

for additional information call the SBDC ofce at 281-425-6309.

Earlyregistrationshouldbemadeby12:00noontheMondaybeforethebreakfast.

RegistrationFee:Early$5 AtDoor$8

Wednesdays:7:00-9:00a.m.

Dates:Jan.13,Feb.10,March10,April14,May12

Location: BayerConferenceRoom (UpstairsattheLeeCollege

StudentCenter).

Call281-425-6309forpossiblelocationchange.

CustomerSatisfaction/EsteemBuilding

2hrs Free

Do you know how long it takes for a new customer to make a

decision about your business? What causes bad customer ser-

vice and how can it be improved? What causes low self-esteem

and how can I improve myself? These questions and more willbe answered during this workshop. Customer service is a dying

art and yet the majority of people go to places where they aretreated well. The places that treat customers well will employ

individuals with high esteem. Learn how you can build customerservice in your business and high self-esteem in yourself and

your employees.

Location:LeeCollegeSBDCOfce,SJM,Ste.1110

JCPenneyWing

Instructor:ValerieColeman

7692-CENC-SBC4087-001

Tues. March9 6:00-8:00p.m

7693-CENC-SBC4087-002

Tues. April13 6:00-8:00p.m

IntroductiontoFederalContracting-OrEverythingYo

WantedtoKnowAboutFederalContracting,ButWereAfra

toAsk!

2hrs Fre

What does a scuba diver, farmer, rabbi and orist all have in common? They all got federal contracts! Did you know that the federgovernment is the countrys biggest customer and buys almoseverything? Learn how you can get a piece of the American pieThis workshop will allow you to gain an overview of the governmen

market, identify resources which can assist you and get started

marketing your business.

Location:LeeCollegeSBDCOfce,SJM,Ste.1110,

JCPenneyWing

Instructor:ValerieColeman

7694-CENC-SBC4005-001

Tues. March30 6:00-8:00p.m

7695-CENC-SBC4005-002

Tues. April27 6:00-8:00p.m

QuickBooksBasic

3hrs $4

The class is unique because it is a hands-on class with yoworking on QuickBooks Pro 2009 under the supervision of QuickBooks expert. This is an introductory level class whicfocuses on QuickBooks basics and how to prevent the moscommon bookkeeping mistakes. Hands on Quickbooks trainin

covers the following areas: Company setup with accrual or cas

What We OfferThe Lee College Small Business Development Center is a nonprot professional management counseling service fundeby Lee College and the U.S. Small Business Administration. The Lee College Small Business Development Center offerfree individual and condential counseling, as well as low cost, informative seminars and workshops. Areas of counseing are new business start-up, pre-venture feasibility, market identication and research, cash ow analysis, productionand inventory control. General management skills for small businesses engaged in retail, wholesale, manufacturing oservice are also offered.

The Lee College SBDC is a business consulting and training center of the University of Houston Small Business Deveopment Center Network. The UH SBDC Network serves 32 counties in Southeast Texas.

Funded in part through a cooperative agreement with the U.S. Small Business Administration.

Reasonable accommodations for persons with disabilities will be made if requested at least two weeks in advance.

Contact Pamela Alexander, San Jacinto Mall, Ste. 1110, JC Penney Wing, Baytown, TX 77521 or phone: 281-425-6556

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7703-CENC-SBC4010-001

Sat. Jan.30 8:00-11:00a.m

Location:MHC,W09 Instructor:RickVaugha

Excel2007Beginner

3hrs $3

This course introduces you to all the ins and outs of Excel. Learto enter data, use formula and functions, create charts and graph

Also learn how to expand upon the basic knowledge of Excel.

7704-CENC-SBC4006-001Sat. Feb.13 8:00-11:00a.m

Location:ATC,221 Instructor:RickVaugha

ExcelIntermediate

3hrs $3

This course will help you learn sorting and ltering, conditionaformatting, decision functions, pivot tables, and macros.

7705-CENC-SBC4036-001

Sat. Feb.27 8:00-11:00a.m


Access2007Beginner

3hrs $3

Small business owners are constantly faced with large amounts

data to keep updated on a regular basis. Attend this workshop an

learn how to create tables, reports, forms and other tools to he

organize and professionally present your data. For beginner user

7706-CENC-SBC4007-001

Sat. March27 8:00-11:00a.m


IntroductiontoMicrosoftPowerPoint20073hrs $2

Learn the basics of one of the most popular software used focreating presentations. This 3 hour workshop is designed to teac

the basic skills for adding text, graphics, animation, transition

and adding sound using PowerPoint. Students will create, sav

and take home their presentations. Supplies: Required one 3.5disk.

7707-CENC-SBC4008-001

Sat. April10 8:00-11:00a.m


PowerPoint2007Intermediate

3hrs $2

This workshop is to take you to the next level after the basics clas

You will learn more features of the PowerPoint software and b

able to create those presentations for your work presentation

on your own. Students will be taking home their presentations

Supplies: Required one 3.5 disk.

7708-CENC-SBC4009-001

Sat. May1 8:00-11:00a.m

Location:ATC,221 Instructor:RickVaughan

basis, chart of accounts, preferences, items, enter and pay bills,

write checks, invoices, deposits, bank reconciliation, reports for

prot and loss, and balance sheet. Ample time is provided forquestion and answer sessions including tips on how to optimize

QuickBooks for your specic business.Location:ATC,221Instructor:BeckyTaylor

7696-CENC-SBC4099-001

Mon. Feb.1 6:00-9:00p.m.

7697-CENCSBC4099-002Mon. March1 6:00-9:00p.m.

7698-CENCSBC4099-003

Mon. May3 6:00-9:00p.m.

QuickBooksIntermediate

3hrs $45

The class is unique because it is a hands-on class with youworking on QuickBooks Pro 2009 under the supervision of a

QuickBooks expert. This is an intermediate level class whichfocuses on some of the more advanced features in QuickBooksPro2006. Hands-on QuickBooks training covers the followingareas: estimating, inventory and payroll taxes, purchase orders,

customizing templates, and modifying reports to meet your specicneeds. An overview will be given of the numerous reports available

in QuickBooks to help you manage your business. Ample time isprovided for question and answer sessions including tips on how

to optimize QuickBooks for your specic business.Location:ATC,221Instructor:BeckyTaylor

7699-CENC-SBC4021-001

Mon. Feb.8 6:00-9:00p.m.

7700-CENC-SBC4021-002

Mon. March8 6:00-9:00p.m.

7701-CENC-SBC4021-003

Mon. May10 6:00-9:00p.m.

FirstSteps-BusinessStart-upWorkshop

12hrs. $40

This workshop will guide you through planning exercises to

help you dene your idea and determine its potential, under-standing key business concepts and financial terminology,

increase the probability of success by avoiding common pit-

falls and access available resources for small businesses.

7702-CENC-SBC4020-003

Thurs. Feb.4-25 6:00-9:00p.m.

Location:ATC,227 Instructor:ManuelEscontrias

IntroductiontoMicrosoftPublisher2007

3hrs $25

Learn the basics of one of the most used software programs forcreating publications. Students will learn how to design, edit and

produce yers, invitations, brochures, and business cards. This

course is designed to teach the basic skills for adding text, graph-

ics, pictures, borders, and backgrounds in Microsoft Publisher2003.

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ConversationalSpanishI24hrs $99Students will work on Spanish conversation by learn-

ing vocabulary and phrases. Using the Destinos tapes,

students will explore the language and the Hispanic

culture. No Spanish knowledge is required. Textbook:

Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish (Student Ed.)Hardback, Publ. 1991. ISBN: 0070020698 (Optional

only, not required and students must purchase on their

own. Available at half.com and amazon.com)

7743-CENC-PLL4058-001Sat.Feb.6-May158:30-10:30a.m.Location:ATC,228Instructor:SamGonzales

ConversationalSpanishII24hrs $99

Students will continue to work on Spanish conversa-tion by strengthening and broadening their vocabulary

and phrases. Continuing with the Destinos tape series,

students will broaden their knowledge of the Spanish

language and culture even further. Prerequisite:

Students should already possess some Spanish

speaking skills. Textbook: Destinos: An Introduction

to Spanish (Student Ed.) Hardback, Publ. 1991. ISBN:

0070020698 (Optional only, not required and students

must purchase on their own. Available at half.com

and amazon.com)

7744-CENC-PLL4046-001Sat.Feb.6-May1510:30a.m.-12:30p.m.Location:ATC,228 Instructor:SamGonzales

BeginningWatercolor24hrs $99This course is for students with little or no experience in

watercolor painting. Students will become familiarized

with materials, techniques, and styles of watercolor

painting. Supplies: Pick up supply list when register-

ing. Estimated cost $75-100.

7863-CENC-PLL5050-001Tues.Feb.2-March30 5:00-8:00p.m.Location:MHC,W13Instructor:RichardKelver

IntermediateWatercolor24hrs $99This course is designed for students who have exper

ence in watercolor painting and want to explore new

horizons by advancing their skills. Supplies: Pick u

supply list when registering. Estimated cost $75-100

7864-CENC-PLL5050-001Tues.April6-May25 5:00-8:00p.m

Location:MHC,W13Instructor:RichardKelve

DiscoverCakeDecorating8hrs $4Students will learn how to ice a cake properlysimple baking tips, do basic borders, basic droowers, roses, and etc. You will also decorate a

cake using all youve learned. Supplies: Pick usupply list when you register and bring all supplierst day of class. Estimated cost for supplies i$30-35.7857-CENC-PLL5052-001Tues./Thurs. Feb.16-257:00-9:00p.mLocation:LCSnackBar Instructor:EsthelaGarz

FlowersandBorders8hrs $4Master elegant borders featuring rosettes, revers

shells and rope designs. Create lovely new owerlike rosebuds, lilies, daisies, daffodils, mums an

more. Students will use these owers on an impres

sive ower basket cake using the interwoven basket

weave technique. Supplies: Pick up supply list whe

you register and bring all supplies rst day of class

Estimated cost for supplies is $30-35.

7858-CENC-PLL5053-001

Tues./Thurs.March2-11 7:00-9:00p.m

Location:LCSnackBarInstructor:EsthelaGarz

Personal Enrichment

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7734-CENC-PLL5020-002Sat. March27 10:30a.m.-1:30p.mLocation:ATC,229 Instructor:GaleCollins

JewelryMaking1022hrs $20Now that you have the basics of jewelry making down

you are ready to create more! Come, share, and creat

a new one-of-a-kind jewelry piece. You will also lear

how to add extra sparkle to your look by learning a

creative way to make a brooch. Supplies:$30 payabl

to instructor the day of class for all materials. Brin

lunch.

7735-CENC-PLL5049-001Sat. April24 10:30a.m.-12:30p.mLocation:ATC,229 Instructor:GaleCollins

PrivateMusicLessonsPrivate lessons will be available on all band/orchestr

instruments and organ. Students may repeat registration process immediately after completing a session o

lessons. Students will start at their present level an

progress in both the physical and musical aspects o

their performance area. Lesson availability dependin

on teacher availability and schedule. You must apply i

person to complete registration form and music permi

(Studentsmustbeatleastjuniorhighschoolage

6half-hourlessons $115

12half-hourlessons $223

6one-hourlessons $223

12one-hourlessons $439

IndependentLivingSkills32.5hrs $5Students will become familiar with a wide variety of skills

including daily life skills and leisure time activities as we

as job related responsibilities. This class is designed for th

developmentally disabled adult. Prerequisite: Must be 2

years of age or older and NOT enrolled in public schoo

Students MUST register through Lee College ContinuinEducation Department. This course is not in conjunctio

with Harris County.

7717-CENC-PLL4077-001

Wed. Feb.10-May12 5:00-7:30p.m

Location:ATC,227 Instructor:CindyBarny

7718-CENC-PLL4077-002

Wed. Feb.10-May12 7:30-10:00p.m

Location:ATC,227 Instructor:CindyBarny

FondantandTieredCakes8hrs $49Reach a new level of decorating sophistication with

beautiful ower techniques. Students will begin with

intricate accents such as embroidery and lace, string-

work, garland and rufe borders. Discover the beauty

of decorating with Rolled Fondant for covering cakes

with an immaculate smooth surface and shaping fun

gures and elegant owers. Complete the course by

assembling and decorating a towering tiered cake with

beautiful string-work, owers and borders. Supplies:

Pick up supply list when you register and bring all

supplies rst day of class. Estimated cost for supplies

is $30-35.7859-CENC-PLL5054-001

Tues./Thurs.March30-April8 7:00-9:00p.m.

Location:LCSnackBar Instructor:EsthelaGarza

AuthenticMexicanFood2hrs. $39/persessionLearn how to make your favorite Mexican foods with

ease. Surprise your family and friends with delicious

tastes from your own kitchen. Be sure to come hungry

youll eat whats made in class.

Location:LCSnackBarInstructor:EsthelaGarza

Enchiladas,Rice&Beans7860-CENC-PLL5055-001

Thurs.April15 7:00-9:00p.m.

Tamales7861-CENC-PLL5056-001


FlautasyGuacamole7862-CENC-PLL5057-001


JewelryMaking1013hrs $27Come and learn the art of making jewelry. Become

your own designer and discover a perfect way to

make unique gifts for any occasion. Students will

not only leave class with a new skill, but also with

one of a kind necklace and earrings. Supplies: $30

payable to instructor the day of class for all materials.

Bring Lunch.

7732-CENC-PLL5020-001Sat. Jan.23 10:30a.m.-1:30p.m.Location:ATC,229 Instructor:GaleCollins

NEW!

NEW!

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R.A.D.Systems:TheNationalStandardinSelfDefenseEducation12hours $40The Rape Aggression Defense System is a program of re-alistic self-defense tactics and techniques for women. The

R.A.D. System is a comprehensive, women-only coursethat begins with awareness, prevention, risk reductionand risk avoidance, while progressing on to the basicsof hands-on defense training. R.A.D. is not a Martial Artsprogram. Our courses are taught by nationally certiedR.A.D. instructors and will provide each student with aworkbook/reference manual. This manual outlines theentire Physical Defense Program for reference and con-tinuous personal growth and is the key to our free lifetimereturn and practice policy for R.A.D. graduates. You do nothave to be physically t to register. Open to all ages 18+Requirement: StudentsMUSTattendALL fourdaysor they cannot attend the class at all . Supplies: Com-

fortable clothing, tennis or running shoes, shorts (no realshort shorts), and no sandals or ip ops.RegistrationDeadline:Monday,March22,6:00p.m.7725-CENC-RFE5000-001Thurs.-Sun. March25-28 Thurs-Fri. March25&26 6:00-9:30p.m.Sat.-Sun. March27&28 1:00-5:00p.m.Location:GymnasiumInstructors:Sandra&JimBaylorBeing safe is very important, so please take the time toregister for this course today so you can increase your

awareness and develop some hands-on skills that maysave your life in the future!

Kickboxing12hrs $59Kick your way into shape. Get your heart rate up with this highenergy fast paced kickboxing class mixed with boxing and martialarts moves!

7866-CENC-RFE5003-001Thurs. Feb.11-May6 7:308:30p.m.Location:GYM110Instructor:AngeliquePool

WaterExercise:Beginning&Experienced28hrs $125This class provides an opportunity for muscle toning and waterresistance exercise. Work is done in both the shallow and deepends of the pool. Supplies: Floaties are required and availablein the LC Bookstore. Must be 20 years of age or older.

7742-CENC-RFE4090-001M/W Feb.1-May12 6:30-7:30p.m.Location: BayAreaRehabilitation 7SwalmCenteratDeckerDr.Instructor:RenaeHaskins

Recreation & FitnessNEW! BasicKeelboat

20hrs $21Learn to sail in two days. American Sailing Association certieinstructors will train you in the theory and practice of sailing a boaof about 20 feet safely and competently. Approximately 4 hourin the classroom and 16-20 hours of on-the-water instruction o

Clear Lake and Galveston Bay, including a Mentor Sail ana free half-day charter. You will be ASA Certied. In additionthe Basics Keelboat Sailing Course is approved by the NationaAssociation of State Boating Law Administrators (NASBLA) anthe U.S. Coast Guard as a recognized Safe Boating Course anmeets all requirements for education and licensing for most statein the U.S. StudentswillbeREQUIREDtosignanInstructioTermandAgreementFormatthetimeofregistration.SupplFee: $82.30 is payable to instructor rst class day. ($43.30 fomaterials and $39 for ASA certication).

7740-CENCPLL5030-001Sat./Sun. March27&28 8:30a.m.-5:00p.m

7741-CENCPLL5030-002Sat./Sun. April17&18 8:30a.m.-5:00p.m

*ClassesareofferedeveryweekendonSaturdayandSunday.YouMUSTregisterthroughContinuingEducationtattend

Location: Bay Area Sailing Center & School,WatergatYachtingCenter,Pier21,Kemah,TX

ContinuingEducationalsooffersclassesinSpace

Availableonpage21forRecreationandFitness:

Pilates

Yogalates

Swimming

Water Aerobics

Self-Defense

Skin & Scuba Diving

RegistrationbeginsWed.,Jan.13@9:00a.m.

DeadlinetoregisterforSpaceAvailableclassesisJan.29.

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Something for SeniorsI youre 50 years o age or older and want some un, adventure and educational enrichment, then Lee Colleges Senior Citize

Program can ulll those desires through recreation, tness and educational activities. Te Senior Citizen Program at Lee College

main campus in Baytown ofers a variety o weekly programs, classes and events.

Annual events such as the week-long Baytown/Highlands/Crosby area Senior citizen olympics, Christmas Dinner dances

lively Mardi Gras and Rodeo parties are hosted by the College and in partnership with Baytown Parks and Recreation Dept. anvarious Harris County Senior Citizen Programs. Regular day/night trips to Houston cultural, sporting and ne arts venues ar

scheduled.

Every year the Senior Citizen program and Continuing Education ofers educational and recreational travel to diferent region

o the United States and as well as travel to Canada, Mexico, Europe and the Far East. Program Manager Lynne Foley serves as trav

escort or all trips. Along with travel and semester seminars, Lee College ofers senior adult tness classes, such as water exercise

yoga and cardio kickboxing. Also a chapter o the Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) is based at Lee College throug

its partnership with the National Service Corps o America. An AARP Chapter meeting is held monthly on the college campus.

Trough Lee Colleges Continuing Education department, learning opportunities are made available or senior adults on a wid

variety o topics such as computers, personal nance/retirement, stress management as well as Driver Saety classes through AARP

Approximately 1, 5000 senior adults benet rom the senior citizen program each year.

For more inormation, and to receive the Lee College FOCUS newsletter, contact Lynne Foley, Senior Citizen Program Manage

at 281- 425-6416 or [email protected].

RED HAT SCARLETT YA YASThe Lee College Senior Citizen Program is proud to sponsor a Red Hat Society chapter for the

fun and fellowship of any woman 50 years of age and older. You are invited to join over 140 love

ly women who meet on the Lee College campus three-four times a year for a lovely luncheon

program or style show. You are also invited to join any one of three monthly luncheon group

that host 20-35 women at an area eatery. Call one of the SCARLETT YA YASADVISORYCOUNCIL members for additional information and to join. Call Lynne Foley, LC Senior Citi

zen Program Manager and aka Queen Mother at 281-425-6416 for information.

Yslita Brewer 281-837-1162 Registration chairman

Barbara Wilson 281-427-6146 Tuesday luncheon chairman

JoAnn Kelley 281-422-7301 Wednesday luncheon chairman

Sharon Terrell 281-426-8137 Wednesday luncheon Co-chairman

Linda Horton 281-428-1978 Thursday luncheon Co-chairman

Carolyn Green 281-421-1895 Thursday luncheon co-chairmanLinda Ferguson 281-427-4512 Thursday luncheon Co-chairman

Rosa Soileau 281-422-2558

Billie Stanley 281-573-2316

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Space available classes are academic/credit classes in which Continuing Education students may enroll, withinstructors permission. Enrollment into these classes is limited and is on a space available basis. Studentare expected to do all the required work, take exams and receive a grade o either Pass or Fail. NO collegcredit hours are earned. Space available classes start and end with the credit class scheduled. Students taking classes through Continuing Education usually miss the rst and/or second class because they are noallowed to register or classes until all academic/credit students have registered. Continuing EducationRegistration begins Wednesday, January 13 @9:00 a.m. Deadline to register or space available classeis January 29. (Exception: Welding Classes below)

Credit Classes in Partnership with Continuing Education Listening/SpeakingII(ESOL302) Reading/VocabularyI(ESOL310) Grammar/WritingIII(ESOL322) ConcertChoir(MUEN1141) BaytownSympathyOrchestra(MUEN1123/2123)

BaytownCommunityChorus(MUEN1142/2142) ConcertBand(MUEN1125) JazzEnsemble(MUEN1135/2135) MusicalInstrumentDigitalInterface(MUSC1331) CommercialMusicSoware(MUSB1335) SurveyoftheMusicBusiness(MUSB1305) MusicAppreciation(MUSI1306) WoodwindEnsemble(MUEN1133/2133) BeginningVoice(MUSI1183) ArtAppreciation(ARTS1301) DrawingI&II(ARTS1316/1317)

PaintingI&II(ARTS2316/2317) CeramicsI&II(ARTS2346/2347)

For more inormation on dates and times please view the credit schedule at www.lee.edu.

WELDING CLASSESIntroduction to Shielded Metal Arc (SMAW)Introduction to Gas Tungsten Arc (GTAW)

Introduction to Pipe WeldingAdvanced Shielded Metal Arc (SMAW)Advanced Gas Tungsten Arc (GTAW)

Advanced Pipe Welding

For more inormation and to register,please contact Continuing Education at 281-425-6311

www.lee.edu/ce

SpaceAvailableClasses

SculptureI&II(ARTS2326/2327) IntroductiontoPhotography(ARTS2356) AdvancedPhotographicPractice(ARTS2357) DesignCommunicationsI(ARTS2313) DesignCommunicationsII(ARTS2314)

BeginningAmericanSignLanguage(SGNL1401 IntegratedSowareApplications(ITSC1309) ComputerIllustrationII(ARTC2440) IntroductiontoArchitecture(ARCH1311) ArchitecturalDesignI(ARCH1303) eatreArts(DRAM1120) SelfDefense(KINE1141/1142) Pilates(KINE1109/1110) Yogalates(KINE1133/1134) WaterAerobics(KINE1121/1122) Swimming(KINE1115/1116)

Skin&ScubaDiving(KINE1151/1152)

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AdultLearningCenter

ABEAdultBasicEducation/Literacy

Cost FreeInstruction in literacy, basic reading, writing, math, and life-coping skills for adults with no schooling through 7th gradereading level. Instruction is individualized to allow studentsto work at their own level. Upon successful completion ofthe curriculum, the students are ready for GED classes.Computerized instruction is available.Location: Adult Learning Center

7646-CENC-ALC4021-001T/Th Jan.26-May27 8:30-11:30a.m.

7647-CENC-ALC4021-002M/W Jan.25-May26 6:00-9:00p.m

IASEIntermediateAdultSecondaryEducation(Pre-GED)Cost $10Instruction will prepare the students to advance to the GEDclass.

7648-CENC-ALC4022-001T/Th Jan.26-May27 8:30-11:30a.m.

7649-CENC-ALC4022-002T/Th Jan.26-May27 6:00-9:00p.m

ASEAdultSecondaryEducation(GED)Cost $10Instruction will prepare the students to take the GED test.After passing the test, the student can receive a high schoolequivalency certicate from the Texas Education Agency. Tobe eligible, the student must be beyond compulsory schoolage and ofcially withdrawn from public school. Computer-ized instruction is available.

7650-CENC-ALC4023-001M/W Jan.25-May26 8:30-11:30a.m.

7651-CENC-ALC4023-002M/W Jan.25-May26 6:00-9:00p.m

InscripcinDeInglsComoSegundoIdioma(ESL)Ofrecemos clases de Ingls Como Segundo Idioma(ESL) para adultos cuyo idioma original no es el Ingls.Nuestro programa de ESL incluye conversacin, pronun-ciacin, escritura, y lectura. Estas reas se aplican encualquiera de los niveles de clase de ESL. Los estudi-antes sern evaluados en sus habilidades verbales y deescritura para poder ser inscritos en el nivel de ESL queles corresponde. Inscripcionessernel4y5deenerode 8 a.m.-11 a.m. y 5-8 p.m. en el Centro de Educacin para

Adultos (Lee College-Baytown Adult Learning Center), lo-

calizado en el 101 South Whiting, esquina con Pearce. Lahoras de orientacin deben de completarse antes de qulos estudiantes puedan asistir a clases. Se requiere que loestudiantes dn su nmero del Seguro Social, Licencia dManejar o el ID (Si no se tiene ningn nmero tambin spuede inscribir). Las clases son gratuitas. Llameal(281425-6536paramasinformacin.Location: Para ser anunciado

InglsComoSegundoIdiomaESLCosto Grati

7652-CENC-ALC4028-001TBA Jan.25-May28 8:30-11:30a.m

7653-CENC-ALC4028-002TBA Jan.25-May26 6:00-9:00p.m

7654-CENC-ALC4028-002TBA Jan.26-May27 6:00-9:00p.m

TANFAdultEducationClassCost FreeBasic education classes are offered throughout the districand surrounding areas in compliance with (TANF) TemporarAssistance For Needy Families House Bill 1863. Studentmust contact The Work Force Solutions at (281) 837-0079or the Adult Learning Center at (281) 425-6536.

7655-CENC-ALC4025-001MondaythroughThursdayTime:9:00a.m.-2:00p.m.Location:SanJacintoMall

All GED students are required to attend student orientation. GED orientation will be held at 9:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. o

January 11 and 13. For information contact the Adult Learning Center, 101 South Whiting, (281) 425-6536 Classes o

fered in cooperation with Harris County Department of Education.

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GeneralInformationContinuingEducationOfce

909DeckerDrive

Baytown,TX

281-425-6311

OfceHours Monday-Thursday 7:30a.m.-6:00p.m. Friday 7:30a.m.-12:30p.m.

Continuing Education registration is continuous until a class begins or is full. Classes are cancelled three businesdays before scheduled start date or on registration deadline date if the minimum required enrollment is not met

HowtoRegisterTo register, contact theContinuing Education Ofce in personby phone 281-425-6311 or by fax 281-425-6855 (using Discover, Visa, MasterCard or Am. Express), or by mailing a reg

istration form along with payment to Lee College, ContinuinEducation, P.O. Box 818, Baytown, Texas 77522-0818. Registration payment can be made by check, cash, money ordeDiscover, Visa, MasterCard, or Am. Express. The ContinuinEducation ofce is located at 909 Decker Drive in Baytown

BooksandSuppliesMost Computer Technology and One-Day Workshop coursfees include the price of the required textbook. No refund wbe made on classes or books after class begins. Althougmany courses require no textbooks, some specializecourses require texts and other supplies. Students will bnotied about special supply needs at the rst class meetingMost of the texts and supplies will be available in the LeCollege Bookstore. Please save sales receipts for bookand supplies purchased prior to the rst class meeting ando not mark in books until class is assured of having enougstudents to make a class. Full refunds will be given fotexts if unmarked and accompanied by a receipt if returnebefore the class begins. If the class is cancelled, a refunfor the book will be given for one week only following thcancellation.

Cancellations/Delayed,Postponed&MakeupClassesIf the College cancels any course for any reason, Continuing Education makes every effort to notify those studentpreregistered for that course by telephone (provided thCollege has been given both daytime and evening numbersRefunds will be processed within three to four weeks. LeCollege reserves the right to substitute instructors, adjuspricing, and/or reschedule classrooms, if necessary.

LeeCollegeContinuingEducationMissionStatementTo provide a variety of programs that educate, entertain, andenrich the diverse interests of our communities.

LeeCollegeContinuingEducationPhilosophyStatementWe believe in students as our clients, employers as ourmost important resource, and quality education as our mostimportant product.

EntranceRequirementsContinuing Education classes are offered on a noncreditbasis. Generally, there are no entrance requirements.Course descriptions will include prerequisite for enrollment,if any. Unless otherwise stated in the course description, theminimum age for Continuing Education is 18 years, exceptwith instructor approval.

Registration

You are urged to register as soon as possible for any courseyou wish to take. Some courses ll up quickly or have limitedspace available.

Continuing Education registration is continuous until a classbegins or is full. Registration and payment of tuition arerequired prior to the beginning of each course. Norefundsonce class begins

Each course requires a minimum number of registrants be-

fore it can run. As a general rule, analdecisionwhethertorunacourseorcancelitismadethreebusinessdaysinadvanceofthescheduledstartdate Lee College doesnot advocate any particular point of view presented in thecourses offered in this schedule. We cannot reserve a seatinanyclasswithoutpayment.

Lee College requests that before you participate in any activ-ity requiring physical exertion, you consult with a physician.

No acknowledgment will be made of mail-in registrations.Notice will be given only if class is cancelled. No news is

good newsjust come to the rst class.

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The student information which, according to FERPA, a colege may release to the public without students permissiois referred to as directory information. The informatioincluded in the FERPA denition of directory informatiois listed below.

DirectoryInformation1. Name2. Address

3. Telephone4. Date and place of birth5. Degree(s) earned and date6. Major and eld of study7. Academic classication8. Dates of attendance9. Number of semesters hours in progress and a

tained to date10. Previous high school and college attended11. Weight and height of members of athletics team

Students may request that the College withhold their direc

tory information from the general public. To do so studentmust le a request with the Continuing Education Ofcduring the rst three days of class.

StudentRecordsandTranscriptsStudent records for Continuing Education Programs armaintained in the Continuing Education Ofce. Transcriptfor Continuing Education classes taken are provided aNO CHARGE. Students should contact the ContinuinEducation Ofce to request a transcript. Transcripts winot be issued to any student who has a hold on his/herecords (either credit or continuing education records) unt

the hold has been removed.

ParkingTo park on campus, you need a parking permit. ContinuinEducation students may park in parking spaces that arNOT reserved parking. Instructors will have permits at thrst class or you may pick one up in the CE ofce. Placthe parking permit on the dash of your car, so it can bseen through the windshield.

WhatisaCEU?In compliance with guidelines from the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Lee College awards Continuing Education Units (CEUs) to persons successfullcompleting eligible noncredit classes sponsored by LeCollege. A CEU is ofcially dened as 10 contact hourof participation in an organized continuing education aduor extension experience under responsible sponsorshipcapable direction and qualied instruction. The CEUshould not be interpreted as a substitute for college crediit is merely a means of recording and accounting for certaicontinuing education activities. There can be no retroactivconversion of past course completions into CEUs.

CampusClosureDatesThe college will be closed on the following dates:

December 24-January 3, 2010, Christmas HolidayJanuary 12, Professional Development DayJanuary 18, Martin Luther King, Jr. HolidayMarch 15-21, Spring BreakApril 2, Good Friday HolidayMay 31, Memorial Holiday

EmergencyClosingoftheCollegeWe are pleased to announce that Lee College now has a state-of-the-art notication system that is capable of sending noti-cations instantly and simultaneously to you. You may chooseto receive notications on your: mobile phone (text message),Blackberry, wireless PDA, pager, e-mail address, Lee Collegeweb site, Google, Yahoo, or AOL home page. Please sign uptoday at www.lee.edu/notify.asp. It only takes a minute toregister and you will receive: Weather cancellations, delays,and Emergency conditions. You may also check on any of theoptional groups listed from which you would like to receivenotications. To register, simply ll out the online form. You

will need to have your cell phone turned on to complete theprocess. Thank you and we look forward to a safe and suc-cessful year for all our Lee College Community.

RefundsNo refunds will be made on classes or books after a classbegins. If you call and cancel your registration at least threebusiness days prior to the starting date of a class or prior to theadvertised registration deadline, we will be happy to issue a fullrefund. This policy is based on the fact that Continuing Educa-tion classes are self-supporting. Registration fees are usedto pay salaries for our instructors as well as for supplies. Call

281-425-6311. Refunds require between three to four weeksfor processing depending on how you paid for the registration.Keep your receipt for any book purchased. Refunds will begiven for books (with no markings made in them) returnedbefore a class begins. If a class is cancelled, a refund for thebook will be given only one week following the cancellation.

CerticatesCerticates will be given to students completing the courserequirements in all CE classes. Certicates will be given atthe last class meeting. Those unable to get the certicate atthat time can pick it up at the CE registration desk before the

semester ends.

StudentRecordsandRighttoPrivacyStudents right to privacy is assured in part by federal law. TheFamily Education Rights and Privacy Act of 1974 (FERPA) andits amendments specify the types of student information whichcan be released to the public without the students expressedconsent and species the persons and agencies who mayreceive other information regarding students.

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DisclaimerThis schedule has been carefully prepared to assure thatall information is as accurate and as complete as possible;however, the College reserves the right to make changes

which may result in deviations from the information in the

schedule content.

SpaceAvailableClassesSpace available classes are academic/credit classes in which

Continuing Education students may enroll. Enrollment intothese classes is limited and is on a space available basis.Students are expected to do all the required work, takeexams and receive a grade of either Pass or Fail. NO colleg

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