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UPCOMING CLASSES offered at Harms Advanced Technology Center REGISTER by calling 308.635.6700 5/17/13 Professional Development ALERRT Active Shooter (For law enforcement only) This dynamic course of instruction is designed to prepare the first responder to isolate, distract, and neutralize an active shooter. Course will cover shooting and moving, threshold evaluation, concepts and principles of team movement, setting up for and room entry techniques, approach and breaching the crisis site and more. Date: May 30 & 31 Time: 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Location: Scottsbluff Middle School Building Employee Strengths in the Workplace Whether you are a large corporation or a small business, incorporating a framework of assets can build employee strengths and productivity. Some benefits of asset building in your organization are happier employees, a strong community in which to do business, and an enhanced positive public image. Infusing asset building into policies and practices dramatically increases morale, which in turn increases productivity. The assets model inspires and energizes people. In this seminar, you will learn about the multiple assets and how to make them a powerful force in building employee strengths in your workplace. Date: May 23 Time: 8:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Boating Safety NE Game and Parks Boater Safety Course Boating safety certification full course, requires for any motorboat and personal watercraft (PWC) operators born after 12/31/1985. The minimum age to operate a motorboat or PWC in Nebraska is 14. Call Scott at 308.289.0017 to register. Date: Jun 11 & 13 Time: 6:00-9:00 p.m. Cost: $10 Boater Safety Review Session and Test Boating safety certification home study option, required for any motorboat and personal watercraft operators born after 12/31/1985. Students study online and attend a review session with test only. Call Scott at 308.289.0017 to register. Date: May 18 or Jun 8 Time: 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Cost: $10 If you are at least 60 years, we invite you to join our Gold Card Club! Please request a Gold Card when you call to register for a credit class. This card entitles you to free tuition (up to 6 credit hours per semester) on WNCC credit classes. (You will still be responsible for fees, materials, and books.)

Personal Development Zumba Ditch the workout. Join the party! Working out has never been much fun until now. The Zumba Fitness program combines an aerobic workout with Latin-inspired dance moves to create a dance workout that is fun, exhilarating, and certain to firm, tone, and get your body in shape from head to toe. People of any fitness level, from any background, and of any age can have a blast and be successful in a Zumba Fitness class. Get fit and have a great time doing it! Date: TBD Day: T & TH Time: 5:30 6:30 p.m. Cost: $30 Bob Ross Painting Techniques Bob Ross believed that everyone who wanted to paint, could paint like a natural with the right tools and a little encouragement. Come and experience the joy and confidence of painting a beautiful landscape using the Ross wet on wet technique. Date: Jun 1 Time: 9:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. Medical Phlebotomy and Medical Laboratory Assistant WNCC s Phlebotomy Technician (PBT) and Medical Laboratory Assistant (MLA) Certificate of Completion programs are Limited-Entry programs with a Selective Admission Process. The programs consist of a pre-clinical component and a clinical component. The pre-clinical component or qualifying courses are taught through didactic (online) and student laboratory. The clinical component of the program is taught through didactic (online), student laboratory and clinical practicum and experiences. Preclinical courses are taught in fall semester and clinical courses are taught in the spring semester. Successful completion of both pre-clinical and clinical component will result in the awarding of a Certificate of Completion and eligibility to take industry based certifications. For more information, please call 308.635.6705. Basic Nursing Assistants This course is designed to instruct students in becoming Basic Nursing Assistants. The course provides essential knowledge and skills to provide basic care and skills to residents/ clients of health care facilities: including such topics as residents rights, communication, safety, observation, reporting and assisting residents/ clients in maintaining basic comfort and safety. It is designed to meet the training requirements of the federal and Nebraska state law for nursing assistants working in licensed facilities. Date: Aug 1 - Sept 19 Days: M, W, TH Cost: $411, plus book

Medication Aide This course is designed to instruct the experienced Nurse Aide to assume the role of Medication Aide. The class teaches the beginning knowledge of medication administration and pharmacology. Upon completion of the course, the student will be eligible to sit for the final Medication Aide exam, sponsored by a State of Nebraska testing site. Successful completion of this exam will allow the student to be eligible to be on the Nebraska State Medication Aide registry. Date: TBD Day: TBD Time: TBD Cost: $289.50, plus book Instructor: Paula Weimer Youth Camps Camp Invention (Grades: 1-6) Camp Invention is a week long, nationallyacclaimed summer science and creativity day experience for elementary school children. This is a unique opportunity to help cultivate the ideas critical to science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) by encouraging exploration and curiosity through exciting, hands-on activities. Register by calling 800-968-4332. Date: Jun 10 - Jun 14 Time: 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. Cost: $120 for the first 40 kids, $220 after that, Room A108 Robotics Campers will build a robot using instructions and parts provided from a Lego Mindstorms kit. Learn to control and program your completed robot, and have challenging tasks that must be accomplished by using their hi-tech creation. Grades: 6-8 Date: June 17-20, Discovery Lab The Pressure is On! Campers will experiment with and perform some tasks using pneumatic devices. They will also have some learning experiences with a 1,250 pound press that interfaces with a computer. Grades: 5-7 Date: June 24 & 25, Discovery Lab K Nex Chunkin Are you familiar with punkin chunkin? Our campers are going to build some simple machines using K Nex building system pieces to understand the physics involved in carious classes of levers. Campers are then going to create their own chunkin machine to launch projectiles much smaller than pumpkins, in competition. Grades: 5-8 Date: June 26 & 27, Discovery Lab Building Bridges Campers will design bridges usinig a computer software program. Then they will apply what they ve learned to thir own bridge that they create using the K Nex building system. Campers will then test their K Nex bridges in a camp competition. Grades: 6-8 Date: July 8-10 Cost: $35, Discovery Lab TOFY Camp All Shook Up We re going back to the 1950 s with singing (Elvis!), choreography (The Twist!), acting (improv and games!), and creative time (decorations!) and we will end on Saturday with a Sock Hop (costumes!). Registration begins May 30. To register, call 308.635.6193. Date: July 25-30 Time: 9:30 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. Cost: $40, $25 for each successive child

SOCCER High School Soccer: All ages, Recreational Players Soccer camp helps players of all ages with their soccer abilities through fun and creative activities and small-sided games. Professional instruction from WNCC coaches and players is offered. Players under 8 years of age attend from 9-11 a.m. and the cost is reduced to $75. Pre-register at www.wnccsoccer.com. Date: Jul 26-30 Cost: $90, $75 ages 8 and under Location: Alan C. Landers Soccer Complex, 5th & 42nd Ave Soccer: Advanced Players This camp helps players fine-tune their soccer abilities in a more competitive arena. It is more intense than the morning session with fun and creative activities and small-sided games with professional instruction from WNCC coaches and players. Evaluations for advanced players available upon request. Date: Jul 26-30 Time: 5:00 8:00 p.m. Cost: $90, $75 ages 8 and under Location: Alan C. Landers Soccer Complex, 5th & 42nd Ave BASKETBALL Women s Basketball (Grades: 1-9) develop the basic skills of basketball, including offensive and defensive situations. It involves different stations with individuals going through skills to mold their game. The camp is instructed by Dave Harnish, WNCC women s basketball head coach, the assistant basketball coach, and current/former Cougar basketball players. Date: Jun 17 20 Boy s Basketball (Grades: K - 6) develop basic skills of basketball, including offensive and defensive situations. The camp involves different stations focusing on skills to mold and enhance their game. Campers are divided based on age and skill level to enhance a successful and enjoyable camp experience. Date: Jul 25 & 26 Time: 9:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. Men s Basketball (Grades: 7-12) develop basic skills of basketball, including offensive and defensive situations. The camp involves different stations focusing on skills to mold and enhance their game. Date: Jul 29 & 30 Time: 9:00 a.m. 11:00 a.m. VOLLEYBALL All volleyball camps will be held at the Cougar Palace and led by WNCC volleyball coach Giovana Melo, her assistants, and Cougar players. Little Cougars Camp (Grades: 3-5) This camp gives the younger age a fundamental base to volleyball. Instruction will be tailored to their grade level. Date: Jul 8 Cost: $60 Individual Skills (Grades: 6-8) This camp helps campers develop and fine-tune the basics of volleyball, including the mechanics and proper technique in serving, blocking, hitting, passing, setting and defense. Date: Jul 9-10

Setter/Hitter Camp (Grades: 7-9) The camp is designed to fine-tune setting and hitting techniques. It is an intense camp with a lot of reps and one-on-one instruction. Hitters need to be physically prepared for heavy use of shoulders and legs. Camps are limited to 24 hitters and 12 setters. Please specify setter or hitter and be in good physical condition. Date: Jul 17-18 Cost: $100 Individual Skills (Grades: 9-12) This camp is an opportunity to develop and finetune fundamental skills of volleyball, including the mechanics and proper techniques of serving, blocking, hitting, passing, setting and defense. Date: Jul 22-23 Setter/Hitter/Libero Camp (Grades 10 12) Help fine-tune setting and hitting techniques through lots of reps and one-on-one instruction. Hitters need to be physically prepared for heavy use of shoulders and legs. The camps are limited to 24 hitters and 12 setters. Please specify setter or hitter and be in good physical condition. Date: Jul 24-25 Cost: $100 Team Camp This camp provides maximum team competition in a less stressful atmosphere. No fundamental sessions will be held. Each team needs to be accompanied by a coach. Coaches are not required to officiate. Their responsibility is to their team only. Coaches may call the WNCC volleyball office to check available space. The team camp will provide competition for 12 junior varsity and 12 varsity teams. Please have at least seven players and enter as a team. Date: Jul 1 & 2 Time: Game times will be posted. Cost: $30 per camper BASEBALL Baseball: 8 years and up This camp is an opportunity for youngsters to learn the game of baseball. The camp covers hitting, throwing, fielding and pitching along with actual game play. Instructor is WNCC baseball coach Mike Jones, his assistants and current/former players. Preregister to be guaranteed a t-shirt. Date: Jun 3-6 Location: Scottsbluff 23 Club diamonds located in Frank Park next to Scottsbluff High School Upcoming Training Driver s Education Western Nebraska Community College Driver s Education course is an approved State of Nebraska Driver Safety Course. The drive test route was approved by the Nebraska Department of Motor Vehicles. Mr. Sides is a State of Nebraska Competency Certified Driver s Education Instructor. This session will consist of 20 hours of classroom training. Depending on a student s driving skills, behind the wheel driving time will consist of 5 hours maximum to 2 hours minimum driving time (up to 5 one-hour driving sessions, or as little as two one-hour driving sessions). Date: May 29 & 30, June 3-7 Time: 8:00-11:00 a.m. Cost: $195 CDL WNCC is now offering Commercial Driver Training (CDL) at the Sidney Campus! The program takes six weeks to complete and includes both classroom instruction and behind-the-wheel driving with a professional trainer. For more information, call the Sidney Campus at (800) 222.9682.