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Kirkwood Continuing Education

Environmental, Industrial Health and Safety TrainingJanuary–June 2014

www.kirkwood.edu/ce

January–June 2014

Welcome to Kirkwood Continuing Education

Environmental, Industrial Health and Safety TrainingKirkwood Community College’s Environmental, Industrial Health

and Safety Training classes are designed to meet the industrial

health and safety training needs of business and industry with

comprehensive and up-to-date training curriculum. Our programs

promote worker protection and the maintenance of a clean and

safe environment through high quality, standards-based educa-

tion and training. An experienced team of authorized instructors

present up-to-date federal and state safety and health regulations.

CONTENTSHazardous Materials

Confined Space

DOT Training

OSHA Education Center

OSHA Compliance

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Registration Information

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Kirkwood Continuing Education Training Center

101 50th Ave. SW

Cedar Rapids, IA

Kirkwood Community College declares and affirms to its students, employees and to the public that is does not discriminate on the basis of sex, race, color, creed, religion, national origin, age, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity, physical attributes, physical or mental ability, marital status, veteran status, genetic information, or socioeconomic status in its educational programs, activities, admission procedures or employment practices. The college affirms its commitment to comply with all applicable federal, state, and local laws, regulations and orders. Kirkwood’s eeO Officer is executive Director of Human resources Michael roberts. Contact information: [email protected] or 319-398-7797.

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Hazardous Materials

Technician Level Emergency and Disaster Response RefresherThis course is the annual refresher course for

Technician Level Emergency and Disaster Re-

sponse to Chemical Release 24 hour course.

The course addresses the annual refresher re-

quirements for Operations and Technician level

emergency responses, 29 CFR 1910.120(q)

(6)(ii) and (iii). Course highlights: initial action

planning, level appropriate PPE will be donned

and decontamination line set-up and operated.

Hands-on exercises will be conducted utilizing

PPE and specialized equipment.

ETHM-1006 / 1 session / $125

>43422 Wed 8am-4:30pm Jan 15

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>50866 Thu 8am-5pm Feb 20


>50867 Mon 8am-5pm Mar 17


>50868 Wed 8am-5pm Apr 16


>50869 Mon 8am-5pm May 19


>50870 Mon 8am-5pm Jun 16


Hazardous Waste Site SupervisorThis course covers the training requirements for

on-site supervisors in hazardous waste site op-

erations (29 CFR 1910.120). This course may

be used as a refresher for supervisors.

ETHM-1010 / 1 session / $125

>43423 Tue 8am-5pm Jan 14


>50864 Fri 8am-5pm Mar 21


Hazardous Waste Site Worker (HAZWOPER) 40-hoursOSHA regulations under 29 CFR 1910.120 re-

quire 40 hours of safety training for hazardous

waste site workers and supervisors involved in

activities that expose or potentially expose them

to hazardous substances and health hazards

above permissible levels. This hands-on course

covers all regulations. Site simulations are con-

ducted.

ETHM-1012 / 5 sessions / $575

>50874 Mon-Fri 8am-5pm Feb 10


>50875 Mon-Fri 8am-5pm May 5


HAZWOPER 16-hour Hands-on Training for Online 40-hourTwo days of face-to-face training are required

to complete the 40 hours for Hazardous Waste

Site Worker (HAZWOPER) course, or take as a

stand-alone course to enhance your skills. Top-

ics include exercise on PPE, container recogni-

tion, site characterization, site entry and decon-

tamination operations.


>43424 Thu/Fri 8am-5pm Jan 23


>50877 Thu/Fri 8am-5pm Apr 17


Hazardous Waste Site Worker (HAZWOPER) Refresher 8-hoursThis course is the annual refresher to the

40-hours Hazardous Waste Site Worker course

(29 CFR 1910.12). This class fulfills the require-

ment for both workers and supervisors.

ETHM-1015 / 1 session / $125



>50881 Fri 8am-5pm Jun 13


Household Hazardous Waste Training 6-hour Hands-on Training for Online 24-hourA six-hour hands-on training course designed for

those employed at landfills, recycling centers

and household hazardous waste facilities. The

face-to-face training completes the 24-hour re-

quirement for HAZWOPER Moderate Risk train-

ing. Topics include exercises on personal pro-

tective equipment, regulations, segregation and

decontamination.

ETHM-1031 / 1 session / $95



Incident Command for Emergency and Disaster (Incident Command)OSHA regulation 29 CFR 1910.120 (q)(6)(v) re-

quires the implementation of an Incident Com-

mand System (ICS). Participants will learn how

to develop and implement an ICS in the indus-

trial sector.

ETHM-1040 / 1 session / $125

>50884 Tue 8am-5pm Feb 4


Operations Level for Emergency and Disaster Response to Chemical Releases 8-hoursFirst responders at the operations level respond

defensively to releases or potential releases of

hazardous substances to protect nearby per-

sons, property, or the environment. They are

trained to contain the release from a safe dis-

tance, keep it from spreading and prevent ex-

posure. Course can be used as required annual

refresher training. Course highlights: container

and placard recognition, defensive emergency

response exercise and decontamination opera-

tion.

ETHM-1045 / 1 session / $125

>50885 Fri 8am-5pm Apr 4


Need training for your company? We can

customize any of these courses to best

meet your organization’s specific needs.

Training can be scheduled on-site at your

workplace or at one of our facilities.

For more information, contact

us at 319-398-5623 or

visit www.kirkwood.edu/ktos.

Custom Training

Kirkwood Training & Outreach Services

2 additional questions? Call our phone-in registration at 319-398-1022 / 1-800-332-8833.

Technician Level Emergency and Di-saster Response to Chemical Releases 24-hoursThis course provides training for industrial

hazmat and spill response teams and indus-

trial emergency response personnel as out-

lined in OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120(q). Hazards

of a release, roles of hazmat team members,

hazard recognition, use of personal protection

equipment, control operations, incident com-

mand, decontamination and termination will be

covered. Hands-on exercises in full PPE will be

conducted.


>50887 Wed/Thu/Fri 8am-5pm Feb 5


>50888 Tue/Wed/Thu 8am-5pm Mar 11


>50889 Tue/Wed/Thu 8am-5pm Apr 1


>50890 Tue/Wed/Thu 8am-5pm May 13


>50891 Tue/Wed/Thu 8am-5pm Jun 24


HAZWOPER Refresher (online)This internet-based course provides eight hours

of interactive training online for the annual re-

fresher to the 40-hour Hazardous Waste Site

Worker course (29 CFR 1910.120). This course

fulfills the requirement of OSHA/EPA.

ETHM-2300 / $95

>42967 Start anytime

HAZWOPER Refresher for Supervisors 8-hours (online)This Internet-based course provides eight hours

of interactive training online for the annual re-

fresher to the 40-hour Hazardous Waste Site

Worker course (29 CFR 1910.120). This course

places greater emphasis on supervisory func-

tions and fulfills the OSHA/EOA requirements

for supervisors.

ETHM-2300 / $95


HAZWOPER Training 24-hour Online Instruction for 40-hour Waste Site Worker (online)This course is the online portion of the 40-hour

class using the nationally recognized curriculum

with self-paced, open entry, open exit for waste

site workers that meets all the requirements of

29 CFR 1910.120, OSHA’s Hazardous Waste

Site Worker and Emergency Response Stan-

dard. The course consists of an online text, in-

teractive exercises, Web links, self-grading quiz-

zes, and final exam. Two days of face-to-face

training is required to complete the 40 hours

for HAZWOPER Certification, or you may take

this as a stand-alone course to enhance your

skills. Topics include exercises on PPE, regula-

tions, site characterization, confined space and

decon.

ETHM-2300 / $195


2014 East Central Iowa Safety and Health ConferenceKirkwood Community College welcomes you to

the third annual East Central Iowa Safety and

Health Conference. This one-day event is dedi-

cated to meeting the safety and health train-

ing needs of business and industry, and will

feature breakout sessions with speakers from

business, contractor, education and health care

industries. The conference will feature keynote

speaker Joe Torrillo who was buried alive twice

on September 11, 2001. This smart, funny,

and now retired FDNY Lieutenant will share his

amazing stories and strong messages that you

will never forget. An exhibition hall with vendors

and organizations will also be available to con-

ference attendees.

ETHM-5000 / $99

>50240 Thu 9 am-4pm Feb 27

The Kirkwood Center

Confined Space

Confined Space Rescue Team Training 40-hoursThis 40-hour course is designed for employees

who are responsible for performing confined

space entries on the job. This program will train

the employee so they may be part of a confined

space rescue team, and is based on standards

established with OSHA 29 CFR 1910.146. Stu-

dents will perform victim retrieval in simulated

and actual confined spaces. This course in-

cludes simple and compound rope hauling sys-

tems, as well as advanced confined-space entry

and extrication techniques. Emphasis is placed

on rope rigging, hazard identification, and haz-

ard mitigation skills.


>43419 Mon-Fri 8am-4:30pm Jan 27


>50850 Mon-Fri 8am-5pm Apr 21


Confined Space Non-entry Rescue 16-hoursThis course is a combination of hands-on train-

ing and classroom instruction covering haz-

ards, monitoring, permit systems, and entry

and exit procedures. Regulations specific for

supervisors, attendants, and entrants will be

addressed. Entry equipment, ventilation equip-

ment, retrieval systems and monitoring equip-

ment will be used by all participants.


>43420 Mon/Tue 8am-4:30pm Jan 27


>50852 Tue/Wed 8am-5pm May 20



DOT Training

DOT Required Hazardous Materials Training (Job Specific)This course is offered for shippers and handlers

of hazardous materials. Areas covered include

general awareness/familiarization, function-

specific safety and security awareness training

described under 49 CFR 172.704. Tuition in-

cludes a textbook; 49 CFR manual.

ETHM-1003 / 1 session / $175

>43421 Tue 8am-4:30pm Jan 21


>50855 Tue 8am-5pm Apr 8


DOT Required Hazardous Materials Training (Job Specific Refresher)This course serves as the required training and

refresher for shippers and handlers of hazard-

ous materials. Topics include using a hazardous

materials table, preparation of shipping papers,

and selection and preparation of hazmat pack-

ages for shippers and handlers. Participants are

encouraged to bring questions and problems for

class discussion. (This course needs to be com-

pleted every three years.)

ETHM-1004 / 1 session / $99

>50859 Wed 8am-12pm Feb 5


>50860 Mon 8am-12pm Apr 14


DOT Hazardous Materials Transportation (online)This course is designed to familiarize you with

the DOT hazard communication system related

to safety and security issues. It will help you un-

derstand the labels, placards, shipping papers,

and markings associated with the transporta-

tion of hazardous material. You will learn how to

read the Hazardous Material Table and the 2000

Emergency Response Guidebook. The course in-

cludes labeling exercises, form completions and

self-test. Students can access the DOT Regula-

tions and the CFR through online links.

ETHM-2300 / $95


OSHA Education Center

500 Trainer Course in OSHA Standards for Construction This course is designed for personnel in the

private sector interested in teaching the 10-

and 30-hour construction safety and health

outreach program to their employees and other

interested groups. Special emphasis is placed

on topics that are required in the 10- and 30-

hour programs as well as those that are the

most hazardous, using OSHA standards as a

guide. Participants are briefed on effective in-

structional approaches and the effective use

of visual aids and handouts. This course allows

the student to become a trainer in the outreach

program and to conduct both a 10- and 30-hour

construction safety and health course and to is-

sue cards to participants verifying course com-

pletion. Prerequisites: OSHA 510 course and

five years of construction safety experience.

A college degree in occupational safety and

health, a Certified Safety Professional (CSP), or

Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) designation,

in the applicable training area may be substitut-

ed for two years of experience. NOTE: Students

who wish to participate as authorized trainers in

the outreach program must successfully pass a

written exam given at the end of the course and

an oral presentation.

ETOS-3000 / 4 sessions / $749

>50276 Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri 8am-5pm Feb 11


>50277 Mon/ Tue/Wed/Thu 8am-5pm May 19


501 Trainer Course in OSHA Standards for General IndustryThis course is designed for personnel in the

private sector interested in teaching the 10-

and 30-hour general industry safety and health

outreach program to their employees and other

interested groups. Special emphasis is placed

on those topics that are required in the 10- and

30-hour programs as well as on those that are

the most hazardous, using OSHA standards as

a guide. Participants are briefed on effective

instructional approaches and the effective use

of visual aids and handouts. This course allows

the student to become a trainer in the outreach

program and to conduct both a 10- and 30-hour

general industry safety and health course and

to issue cards to participants verifying course

completion. Prerequisites: OSHA 511 course

and five years of general industry safety experi-

ence. A college degree in occupational safety

and health, a Certified Safety Professional

(CSP), or Certified Industrial Hygienist (CIH) des-

ignation, in the applicable training area may be

substituted for two years of experience. NOTE:

Students who wish to participate as authorized

trainers in the outreach program must success-

fully pass a written exam given at the end of the

course and an oral presentation.


>50282 Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri 8am-5pm Mar 4


>50283 Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri 8am-5pm Jun 10


502 Update for Construction Industry Outreach TrainersThis course is designed for personnel in the

private sector who have completed OSHA 500

Trainer Course in OSHA Standards for the Con-

struction Industry and who are active trainers

in the outreach program. It provides an update

on such topics as OSHA construction stan-

dards, policies and regulations. Prerequisites:

OSHA 500 course. NOTE: Outreach trainers are

required to attend this course once every four

years to maintain their trainer status. Students

must bring their current trainer’s card for valida-

tion.


>50288 Wed/Thu/Fri 8am-5pm Mar 19


>50290 Wed/Thu/Fri 8am-5pm Jun 4




503 Update for OSHA Trainers in General IndustryThis course is designed for private sector per-

sonnel who have completed OSHA 501 Trainer

Course in OSHA Standards for General Indus-

try and who are active trainers in the outreach

program. It provides an update on OSHA gen-

eral industry standards and OSHA policies. Pre-

requisites: OSHA 501 course. NOTE: Outreach

trainers are required to attend this course once

every four years to maintain their trainer status.

Students must bring their current trainer’s card

for validation.


>50293 Wed/Thu/Fri 8am-5pm Apr 9


>50294 Wed/Thu/Fri 8am-5pm Jun 18


510 Occupational Safety and Health Standards for the Construction IndustryThis course is for private sector personnel and

covers OSHA policies, procedures, and stan-

dards, as well as construction safety and health

principles. Topics include scope and application

of the OSHA construction standards. Special

emphasis is placed on those areas that are the

most hazardous, using OSHA standards as a

guide. Current 29 CFR 1926 will be provided.


>43425 Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri 8am-4:30pm Jan 14


>50346 Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri 8am-5pm Apr 15


511 Occupational Safety and Health Standards for General IndustryThis course is an introduction to OSHA policies,

procedures and standards, as well as general

industry safety and health principles. The scope

and application of the OSHA general industry

standards is discussed. Special emphasis is

placed on those areas that are most hazard-

ous, along with recommended abatement tech-

niques. Current 29 CFR 1910 will be provided.


>43426 Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri 8am-4:30pm Jan 21


>50349 Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri 8am-5pm May 13


7105 Evacuation and Emergency PlanningThis course is an overview of requirements and

considerations for developing an effective emer-

gency action plan and evacuation plan for small

business. The goal of this course is to increase

the participants’ knowledge of emergency plan-

ning and the features of good evacuation floor

plans.

ETOS-3006 / 1 session / $150

>50351 Wed 8am-12pm Mar 26


7205 Health Hazard AwarenessThis one-day course is developed to assist in

recognizing potential health hazards in the

workplace and avoiding, minimizing, controlling,

or eliminating these hazards when possible. A

good hazard awareness class for the employer,

business owner or manager looking to obtain

information about health hazards found in the

workplace.

ETOS-3007 / 1 session / $225



7005 Public Warehousing and StorageThis eight-hour course is designed as a train-

ing course for warehouse workers and will fo-

cus on the many hazards and injuries that are

likely to be encountered in warehouse opera-

tions. It has been shown that warehousing has

become an increasingly hazardous area to work

in. OSHA has identified public storage and ware-

housing as one of seven industries with a high

lost times claims rate. Injuries may occur from

forklifts, material handling and lifting, exposure

to hazardous substances, and slips, trips, and

falls. The course will discuss powered industrial

trucks, material handling/lifting, ergonomics,

hazard communication, walking and working

surfaces, exit routes and fire protection.

ETOS-3022 / 1 session / $225

>50777 Fri 8am-5pm May 9


7125 Seminar on Combustible Dust Hazards

This course covers the hazards posed by

combustible dust within general industry.

The course topics include recognizing the haz-

ards and risks associated with combustible

dust, control of electrical installation hazards,

and developing controls and strategies to pre-

vent or mitigate combustible dust fires and ex-

plosions. The seminar format is a shortened

version of the OSHA 7210 Introduction to Com-

bustible Dust Hazards and omits discussions

on National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)

Standards, combustible dust definitions and

workshops. Upon course completion, the stu-

dent will have the ability to utilize strategies that

assure employee safety in those industries that

use or produce materials that generate combus-

tible dust.

ETOS-3023 / 1 session / $225

>50286 Thu 8am-5pm Mar 27


2045 Machinery and Machine Guarding StandardsThis course familiarizes you with various types

of common machinery and the related safety

standards. Guidance is provided with respect to

the hazards associated with the various kinds

of machinery and the control in the hazardous

energy sources (lockout/tagout). This four-day

course presents an approach to machine in-

spection that enables you to recognize hazards

such as those created by points of operation,

rotating parts, and flying chips, and provides

options to achieve abatement. These hazards

include mechanical motions and actions cre-

ated by points of operation and other machinery

processes. An introduction to robotics, hands-

on training in the laboratory and a plant tour are

included in the course.


>50780 Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri 8am-5pm Apr 29



2264 Permit-Required Confined Space EntryThis course is designed to enable students to

recognize, evaluate, prevent and abate safety

and health hazards associated with confined

space entry. Technical topics include the rec-

ognition of confined space hazards, basic in-

formation about the instrumentation used to

evaluate atmospheric hazards and ventilation

techniques. This course features workshops on

permit entry classification and program evalu-

ation.


>50783 Tue/Wed/Thu 8am-5pm Mar 18


3095 Electrical StandardsThis shortened version of #3090 is designed

to provide the student with a survey of OSHA’s

electrical standards and the hazards associat-

ed with electrical installations and equipment.

Topics include single- and three-phase systems,

cord- and plug-connected and fixed equipment,

grounding, ground fault circuit interrupters,

and safety-related work practices. Emphasis

is placed on electrical hazard recognition and

OSHA policies and procedures. Students will re-

ceive instruction on safe and correct use of their

electrical testing equipment.


>50790 Tue/Wed/Thu/Fri 8am-5pm Feb 18


7300 Understanding OSHA Permit-Required CSPThis one-day course covers OSHA’s stringent

guidelines concerning confined space areas.

OSHA’s Standard 1910.146 requires employers

to develop and implement a comprehensive pro-

gram to minimize risk when working in confined

spaces. Topics include understanding the stan-

dard, hazard identification and control, design-

ing and implementing a permit program, and

discussion of emergency procedures.

ETOS-5022 / 1 session / $225

>50793 Wed 8am-5pm Feb 5


>50794 Wed 8am-5pm Apr 2


>50795 Mon 8am-5pm Jun 23


7410 Managing Excavation HazardsThis course presents the importance of and the

requirements involving excavation competent

persons. Topics include discussion of OSHA’s

excavation standard, excavation hazards, soil

analysis techniques and protective system re-

quirements.

ETOS-5024 / 1 session / $225

>50797 Tue 8am-5pm Jun 17


7500 Introduction to Safety and Health ManagementA one-day seminar focusing on an effective im-

plementation of a company’s safety and health

management system. This workshop addresses

the four core elements of an effective safety

and health system and central issues that are

critical to each element’s proper management.

ETOS-5025 / 1 session / $225

>50799 Tue 8am-5pm Feb 25


7505 Introduction to Accident InvestigationAn introduction to basic accident investigation

procedures that describe accident analysis

techniques. The goal of the course is to help

employees gain the basic skills necessary to

conduct an effective accident investigation at

their workplace.


>43428 Thu 8am-5pm; Fri 8am-12pm Jan 30


7845 Record Keeping Rule SeminarThis course is designed to assist employers in

identifying and fulfilling their responsibilities for

posting certain records, maintaining records of

illness and injuries, and reporting specific cases

to OSHA. Look at what makes a reportable case

and the forms you need to be aware of. Several

practice sessions are included.

ETOS-5028 / 1 session / $110

>43430 Mon 8am-12pm Jan 13


>50804 Tue 8am-12pm Apr 22


OSHA Compliance

Introduction to OSHAThis course is for those with little or no knowl-

edge of OSHA regulations but who need this in-

formation because of their job responsibilities.

Participants will go through the Code of Federal

Regulations (29 CFR 1910) and explanations of

the main standards and their application will be

given.

ETOS-3012 / 1 session / $75

>43427 Wed 8am-12pm Jan 29


>50355 Tue 8am-12pm Apr 1


OSHA General Industry Outreach Training 10-hoursThis course covers general industry safety and

health principles, OSHA policies and proce-

dures, and general industry standards. Special

emphasis is placed on the most hazardous ar-

eas using OSHA standards as a guide. Partici-

pants who successfully complete the course will

receive a card from OSHA certifying completion

of the course.


>50362 Thu/Fri 8am-3:30pm Feb 27


>50363 Mon/ Tue 8am-3:30pm Apr 7


OSHA Construction Industry Outreach Training 10-hoursThis course covers construction safety and

health principles, OSHA policies and proce-

dures, and construction industry standards.

Special emphasis is placed on the most hazard-

ous areas using OSHA standards as a guide.

Participants who successfully complete the

course will receive a card from OSHA certifying

completion of the course.


>50368 Thu/Fri 8am-3:30pm Feb 6


>50369 Thu/Fri 8am-3:30pm Apr 24


>50371 Thu/Fri 8am-3:30pm Jun 26


Maps

Directions to Campus from Interstate 380:1. Take the Kirkwood/Highway 30 exit.

2. Take the Kirkwood Boulevard exit.

3. Go north on Kirkwood Boulevard

approximately .6 miles.

4. The entrance is on the left.

The Kirkwood Community College main

campus covers 885 acres of Iowa

countryside located near the intersection of

I-380 and Highway 30 on the southern edge

of Cedar Rapids.

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Wright Brothers Blvd. SW

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Kirkwood Main Campus6301 Kirkwood Blvd. SW

Kirkwood Continuing Education Training Center101 50th Ave. SW

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The Hotel at Kirkwood Center 7725 Kirkwood Boulevard SW 319-848-8700

Budget Inn 3100 16th Avenue SW 319-363-8101

Clarion Hotel 525 33rd Avenue SW 319-366-8671

Hampton Inn of Cedar Rapids 3265 6th Street SW 319-364-8144

Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites 3320 Southgate Court SW 319-399-5025

Hometown Inn & Suites 3315 Southgate Court SW 319-362-9012

Motel 6 3325 Southgate Court SW 319-366-7523

Quality Inn South 390 33rd Avenue SW 319-363-7934

Red Roof Inn 3243 Southridge Drive SW 319-364-2000

Super 8 Cedar Rapids 720 33rd Avenue SW 319-362-6002

Cedar Rapids Hotels

Registration Information319-398-1022 or 1-800-332-8833

By Fax—319-398-7185Fax enclosed enrollment form with credit card/debit

card number or company billing information.

Payment must be made at the time of registration.MasterCard, VISA or Discover Card accepted.

By Mail: 1. Fill out the enclosed enrollment form and credit card/debit card

number, or enclose check.

2. For company billings, please include name, address,

phone number and appropriate signature.

Make Check Payable to Kirkwood Community College: 1. Pay the amount under “tuition” only.

2. Write name of person and class number on check.

3. Send to: Continuing Education, Kirkwood Community College

P.O. Box 2068

Cedar Rapids, IA 52406

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Kirkwood Community College Continuing Education is pleased to welcome learners of all ages. However, learners under the age of 17 wishing to enroll in non-youth courses should seek permission from the program director. Please phone 319-398-5529.

Refunds: An automatic refund is made if Kirkwood can-cels a class. To withdraw your registration before a class starts, please call 319-398-1022 or 1-800-332-8833. Refunds will be issued to students who drop the class at least one day prior to the class start date. No refunds will be issued for classes dropped on or after the class start date.


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