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CONTINUING STUDIESNONCREDIT COURSES

Summer | May - August 20171966-2016

SUMMER

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Center for Continuing Studies1200 Old Trenton Road | West Windsor, NJ 08550 | 609.570.3311

www.mccc.edu/ccs

Greetings!

Welcome to the Summer 2017 semester!

At the Center for Continuing Studies at Mercer County Community College our mission is to offer high-quality continuing education programs including:

• Professional development opportunities for individuals to enhance existing skills, learn new skills, and obtain industry certifications;

• Training programs and resources for businesses, government agencies, and not-for-profit organizations;

• Personal development and enrichment programs responsive to the current and emerging needs of individuals throughout the community.

During this summer semester the Center for Continuing Studies is pleased to offer over 120 classes covering a wide range of topics from aquatics to writing and so much more. As you enjoy the summer months I do hope you will take the time to consider enrolling in one of our classes.

See what the Center for Continuing Studies at Mercer County Community College can do for you. We invite you to visit our web site www.mccc.edu/ccs to learn more about us.

My best to you for a happy and healthy summer!

Michael Edmondson, Ph.D.Director, the Center for Continuing Studies

[email protected]

Welcome

Registration opens

Monday, March 6!

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Phone: 609.570.3311 • Fax: 609.570.3883www.mccc.edu/mymercer • [email protected]

Table of Contents

Aquatics 6

Business and Management 10

Clinical Development 21

Computer Design 22

Computer Training 26

Construction & UCC 27

Culinary 30

Education 33

Emergency Training 34

Engineering/NICET 35

ESL 37

First Aid & Safety 37

Fitness & Recreation 39

Floral Design 41

Health Professions 42

Information Technology 51

Languages 52

Nutrition 52

Online Learning 54

Personal Interest 55

Photography 57

Veterinary Assistant 58

Wine 59

Writing 59

Look for this icon to find certificate programs!

Where it’s never too late to begin!www.mccc.edu/ccs

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A place where space, service, technology, and training all come together to create the perfect experience.

It's our reputation for extraordinary customer service that sets us apart... from the moment you begin planning your

meeting or event with us you will feel the difference.

We take great pride in handling the details...all of the details. Our goal is to manage each aspect of your

meeting seamlessly so that you can focus on what is really important -- your agenda!

The Conference Center at Mercer is surrounded by 292 acres of woodland on the grounds of Mercer County Community College. The Center is 38,000 square feet of media-rich high-tech space that provides an ideal environment in which to meet, learn and celebrate.

Imagine... . . a conference center that feels like an extension of your business.

1200 Old Trenton Road | West Windsor, NJ 08550609-570-3237 or 609-570-3466

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HOW TO REGISTER ONLINE:

1. Go to: www.mccc.edu/mymercer

2. Click on “Need help?” in the Continuing Studies Students box for full login instructions.

OR

Log in via the “Continuing Studies Students” box.

3. Under “Registration”, select “Register and pay for Continuing Education classes.”

4. Search for your class by search criteria.

Need help? Click on the “help” tab at the bottom or email us at [email protected].

5 ways to register!(Registration begins Monday, March 6)

Online www.mccc.edu/mymercer

In PersonConference Center 1200 Old Trenton RoadWest Windsor Campus

Mail 1200 Old Trenton Road PO BOX 17202Trenton, NJ 08690

Fax 609.570.3883

P hone 609.570.3311

Have questions? Call 609.570.3311 Email [email protected]

General Information


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Note: Occasionally the pool must be closed for emergencies or mandatory repairs. We regret that we are not able to reschedule cancelled sessions. *Please note: The Senior Citizen Policy does not apply to the classes listed below.

AquaticsAdult Beginners Swim*Note: The Senior Citizen Policy does not apply to these classes.This course is open to adult non-swimmers. Participants learn the crawl, back crawl, elementary back stroke, underwater swimming and rhythmic breathing. Elementary diving and treading water will be introduced.

Dates Sessions Day Time Instructor

Jun 5- Aug 7*

9 M 8:35-9:35 pm Lori Gordon, WSI Coordinator

Cost: $130 NCSWM-CS005-01

Jun 6 - Aug 8*

9 Tu 7-8 pm Lori Gordon, WSI Coordinator


Jun 10 -Aug 19*

9 Sa 12-1 pm Lori Gordon, WSI Coordinator


*No class July 1, 3, 4, 22.

Adult Intermediate Swim*Note: The Senior Citizen Policy does not apply to these classes.This swim course is geared to adults who can swim 5-10 yards on their front and back and who want to continue their progress in swimming. Review and improve swim strokes (freestyle, elementary backstroke and back crawl) with practice and drills. Breaststroke, sidestroke and open turns are introduced. Treading water, rhythmic breathing, entering deep water and elementary diving will be included.


Jun 9 - Aug 11*

9 F 8:00-9:00 pm Lori Gordon, WSI Coordinator

Cost: $130 | NCSWM-CS015-01 | *No class June 30.

H20 Fitness *Note: The Senior Citizen Policy does not apply to these classes.This class is held in the college’s heated pool. You’ll be working out in shallow and deep water to music. The goal of this class is to build strength, flexibility, cardio endurance, balance and overall well-being. There is no swimming during these classes. Pool shoes are strongly recommended. To register, participants must choose and pay for the number of sessions (three, two or one) they will attend each week.


Jun 5 -Aug 7*

1x a week M 7:45-8:35 pm Lori Gordon, WSI Coordinator

Cost: $72NCSWM-CS004-01

Jun 5 -Aug 9*

2x a week M, W 7:45-8:35 pm Lori Gordon, WSI Coordinator


Jun 5-Aug 11*

3x a week M,W, F

7:45-8:35 pm7:00-8:00 pm

Lori Gordon, WSI Coordinator


*No class June 30, July 3, 5.

If you are a WIT Certified life guard and interested in working at Mercer County Community College, please contact Mike DeAngelis, Fitness Center and Swimming Pool Coordinator at [email protected].

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Adult Advanced Swim*Note: The Senior Citizen Policy does not apply to these classes.This course is for those familiar with swim strokes and who want to improve swimming and diving skills. Focus on swimming endurance, swim technics, and flip turns while being introduced to sidestroke and butterfly. Swimming drills will be performed to improve strokes as well as starts. A variety of dives from the side of the pool, blocks, and board will be taught.


Jun 6- Aug 8*

9 Tu 8:05-9:05 pm Lori Gordon, WSI Coordinator


Jun 7- Aug 9*

9 W 8:35-9:35 pm Lori Gordon, WSI Coordinator

Cost: $130 | No class July 4-5. NCSWM-CS006-02

Aquatics

Pre-School Night-time and Weekend LessonsThroughout the three levels, preschool-age children are taught basic aquatic safety and swimming skills while increasing their comfort level in and around the water. Skills are age-appropriate, helping children achieve success on a regular basis while enjoying social interactions with other children. As in all Swimming and Water Safety courses, your child will always know that safety comes first.


Jun 5- Aug 7*

9 M 7-7:45 pm Samantha Gordon, WSI Coord. & Instructor


Jun 7- Aug 9*

9 W 7-7:45 pm Samantha Gordon, WSI Coord. & Instructor


Jun 9- Aug 11*

9 F 7-7:45 pm Samantha Gordon, WSI Coord. & Instructor

Cost: $130NCSWM-CS007-03*No class June 30, July 3,5

Kids Swim Program Saturday morning swim instruction for children ages 5-12 and teens 13-16 is offered throughout the year. Enrollment is limited. Note: Occasionally, the pool must be closed for emergencies or mandatory repairs. We regret, due to pool demand, that we are unable to reschedule cancelled sessions.

• Registered students must attend an in-water screening session for assignment to the appropriate class level in the American Red Cross Progressive Swimming Sequence (see below for date).

• Registration must be completed prior to the screening session.

• Parents are notified by e-mail of class assignments (time and class level) before the first class.

• Classes meet for 50 minutes on nine (9) Saturdays between 8 am- 12 pm.

Please ensure your child is available between those hours. The instructor assigns class times based on skill level screening; therefore, we cannot accommodate specific time slot requests.

Kids Swim Weekend Program (Ages 5-12)


Jun 10- Aug 19*

9 Sa 8-12 pm Lori Gordon & CCS Aquatic Staff W.S.I. Instructors

Cost: $140 | Screening to be held on June 3, 10 am - 12 pmNCSWM-CS008-01 | No class July 1

NEW STUDENT SCREENING FOR SATURDAY CLASSES ONLY: Saturday, June 3 | 10 am-12 pm

REGISTRATION DATES FOR KIDS SWIM PROGRAM:

• For currently enrolled students: March 6, 2017• For siblings of currently enrolled students and Pre-K

graduates: April 10, 2017• Open enrollment: April 24, 2017


8 AquaticsFirst Dip(Ages 6 months - 2 years + 1 adult companion)Requirements: swim diapers are mandatory for children not potty trained. Now parents, grandparents or other adults can accompany their child in their first experiences in the water. This is a fun and interactive experience for both baby and adult. Familiarize baby with the water and wet faces and have fun together! Each class is 45 minutes and space is limited.


Jun 7- Aug 9*

9 W 7-7:45 pm Lori Gordon, W.S.I. Instructor

Cost: $125 for parent and baby NCSWM-CS017-01*No class July 5.

Lifeguard Training Update/Renewal (Ages 15+)Is your certification about to expire or do you need the Lifeguard Today update? If so, join us for this refresher course and renew your certification. Course will include a CPR challenge. Students must attend all classes. (Note: Please bring a lunch — cafeteria closed.)


May 20- May 21

SaSu

9 am-5 pm10 am-5 pm

Matt Giachetti, American Red Cross LGT Instructor

Cost: $215 | NCSWM-CS010-01 ***Time subject to change based on pool availability

Red Cross Water Safety Instructor If you are at least 16 years old and a proficient swimmer, you can become an American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor. This course will help you learn how to teach others the skills that may save a life! As a Red Cross Water Safety Instructor, you can gain valuable work experience as an aquatics professional, earn money, or join a volunteer team while you help people learn valuable skills. In this class, you will learn organizational and presentation skills that will help you both in and out of the pool. Whether you want to splash around with kids and teach them to swim, help children and adults refine their strokes or teach diving safety techniques, you can do it as an American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor. Prerequisites: Minimum age of 16. Demonstrate swimming skills consistent with the Stroke Per-formance Charts, Level 4.

Coming Fall 2017!

Red Cross Water Safety Instructor Recertification This class is for those who have already obtained a Red Cross WSI Safety Instructor certification and need to renew Red Cross certification. Proof of certification is required on first day of class.

Coming Fall 2017!

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New for Camp College 2017!

• Abstract Art• Computer Programming

with OzobotTM• Flair for Fashion• "Galaxy Far Away" Space

Camp• Hooray for Horses• STEM Inventions &

LittleBitsTM• Toy Design• Virtual Reality

SUMMER CAMP INFORMATION SESSIONSaturday, March 11 and April 29

12 - 2 p.m.The West Windsor Campus | Mercer County Community College

Visit us on the web: www.mccc.edu/campcollege

Grant-Funded Training is Available Year-Round!

Successful businesses know the importance of training. Why wait? Get your employees the skills they need to be successful NOW.

We offer training in:

Training is funded through NJBIA, the NJ Department of Labor and Workforce Development, the New Jersey Community College Consortium for Workforce & Economic Development and the

African American Chamber of Commerce. Training is available for incumbent workers with employer approval.

For more information or to schedule on-site classes contact:

Jennifer Kaklamanis 609.570.3279 | [email protected] | www.MercerInstitute.com

• Microsoft Office Suite• Conflict Resolution• Business Writing• Supervisory Skills• Customer Service

• Problem Solving• Time Management• English as a Second

Language

REFUND POLICY: 10 or more days before the beginning of a class: 100% refund; Less than 10 days before class start date: no refund.

Credit card payments will be refunded to the credit card; cash and check payments will be refunded via a check from MCCC.

TRAIN TO BEAN INTERPRETER At Brookdale Community College

Use your mastery of English and a second language. Employment for interpreters is expected to grow

much faster than average, according to the DOL.

For more information, please visit: www.brookdalecc.edu/interpreting


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Fundamentals of Nonprofit ManagementA nonprofit can only be as strong as the fundamentals it is built upon. In this class, examine aspects of non-profit organizations that make them unique while focusing on areas critical to their success. Emphasis will be placed on the development of an effective Board, the roles and responsibilities of the Board of Directors, the importance of a mission statement and vision, and the effective management of volunteers.


May 17- Jun 14

5 W 6-9 pm Marge Smith, Nonprofit Consultant

1.5 CEU. Cost: $155 NCBUS-CS054-01

Nonprofit Management Certificate Program and Workshops Our Nonprofit Certificate Program reflects the importance of this market sector within the current economic climate. The program is packed with the practical techniques necessary for survival in this challenging economy. Workshops are oriented to the needs of staff, program administrators, executive directors, board members, philanthropists, volunteers, and those interested in employment within nonprofits.

To successfully fulfill the requirements of the certificate program, students must complete all four of the core classes and any three electives. Courses can also be taken individually on a non-certificate basis.

Core courses:• Fundamentals of Nonprofit Management• Overview of Fundraising Techniques• Marketing and Public Relations for Nonprofits• Budget Basics

Elective courses:• Starting a Nonprofit• Grant Writing Essentials• Advanced Grant Writing• Creating Your Mission Statement • Developing an Effective Board• Volunteer Management: Recruitment, Retention &

Recognition • Forging Effective Public / Private Partnerships

Marketing and Public Relations for Nonprofits Marketing and public relations can make or break a nonprofit today. This course focuses on marketing and communication issues and techniques for promoting events and programs while raising a nonprofit’s profile in the public, private, and corporate arenas. Sessions will include tools, resources, procedures and practical information along with hands-on group and individual exercises. One session will be dedicated to the significance and use of such social media as Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn. Class meets at James Kerney Campus, 102 North Broad Street, Trenton, NJ 08608


May 23- Jun 1

4 Tu,Th 6-9 pm Ed Andriessen, Instructor, Nonprofit Consultant


Budget BasicsThis core course simplifies the mysticism surrounding a nonprofit’s overall organizational budget and will provide the vital concepts and components necessary to develop budgets for special programs and fundraisers, along with the related Federal and State reporting requirements. Staff, volunteers, and Board members will benefit from knowing how to read and understand the budget framework to support and promote the mission effectively. No accounting expertise required.


Jul 27- Aug 17

4 Th 6-9 pm Staff Instructor


Overview of Fundraising Techniques Americans are generous people, but in the current economic environment, your organization may not be getting its share. Learn the basic elements of developing financial resources and how to implement them in your nonprofit. Explore the techniques of fundraising – including special events – and learn how to identify the best potential constituencies to target.


Jun 1- Jun 29

5 Th 6-9 pm Les Loysen, Instructor




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Business and ManagementCreating Your Mission Statement Most successful businesses and not-for-profit organizations have developed statements which define their main mission. This Mission Statement defines the key purpose of the entity and its reason for existing. It helps guide strategies and employees, staff or volunteers toward reaching the organization’s goals. The same tool, when thoughtfully developed, assists individuals in gaining clarity into his or her life’s purpose while guiding the actions taken toward personal satisfaction and success. In this introspective workshop, you will identify key roles you play, values that are critical to you, and contributions you hope to make in your life. You will leave class with a first draft of your own personal Mission Statement.


Jun 14 1 W 6-9 pm Michael Edmondson, Ph. D., Instructor and Continuing Studies Director


Developing an Effective Board The success of a nonprofit requires its board to fully understand the importance of effective governance and how to achieve it. Explore board roles and responsibilities, how to build teamwork, deal with conflict, address challenges, keep motivation and participation high, and how to identify and recruit good board members. This workshop is designed for all board members and potential board members, regardless of previous experience.


Jun 6- Jun 20

3 Tu 6-8 pm Marge Smith, Nonprofit Consultant

0.6 CEU. Cost: $60NCBUS-CS028-01

Certificate in Small Business Management

Small Business ManagementMercer County Community College’s Small Business Management courses are designed for small business owners, as well as for those planning to start a business. This series of courses will take you through the steps required to create a winning business plan and guide your business idea into a successful reality.

To earn the certificate, you must complete the four (4) core courses. Courses can be taken individually on a non-certificate basis.

Core courses:• Small Business Start Up and Business Plan

Development• Small Business Growth and Financial

Development• Choices in Legal Formation• Marketing Your Small Business to Success

Other courses of interest (not required)• Comprehensive QuickBooks™• Market Your Business on Social Networking

Sites• Digital Marketing Fundamentals• Financial Development• Intro to WordPress• Leverage LinkedIn to Land New Business or a

New Career• Business Writing for Success


12 Business and ManagementSmall Business Start Up and Business Plan DevelopmentMore and more individuals are moving toward entrepreneurship as a career choice. Do you have an idea that you have wanted to explore but have not known how or where to begin? We can help! Learn how to move your business idea into reality by exploring the keys to small business success. Evaluate its feasibility, design a competitive business model and build a solid strategic plan while understanding what it takes to make your product or idea stand out. Familiarize yourself with the steps needed to register for a business license at the Federal and State levels and bring all of these important elements together to create a winning business plan.


Jun 6- Jun 15

4 Tu, Th 6-9 pm Ed Andriessen, Instructor


Jun 3- Jun 17

3 Sa 9 am-1 pm* Kevin Lewis, Instructor


*Class meets at James Kerney Campus, 102 North Broad Street, Trenton, NJ 08608

Choices in Legal FormationExamine the elements of each legal form for your business. Learn the difference between sole proprietorship, partnership, S and C corporations and the widely used LLC. An industry expert will guide you through some of the initial legal considerations for your business and tell you how to make the most of your professional advisory team (attorneys, accountants and business consultants).


Jun 5- Jun 12

2 M 6-9 pm Benjamin Branche, Esq., Instructor

0.6 CEU. Cost: $93NCBUS-CS011-01

Marketing Your Small Business to SuccessStarting a new business or improving the profitability of an existing one requires a concise and focused MAP (Marketing Action Plan). For the 21st century entrepreneur, this course takes you step-by-step from the basic concepts of marketing through the creative process to understanding the behaviors and changes brought by the Internet and social media networks. Increasing your awareness of how your prospects and clients are thinking and behaving will reduce risk and increase the effectiveness of your marketing. Learn how to research, analyze and identify trends as well as your competition; how to identify your target market and position your business competitively; how to develop your marketing message; and how to create a marketing plan you can implement with tried and true strategies that are low-cost with high impact. West Windsor Campus.


Jun 20- Jun 29

4 Tu, Th 6-9 pm Ed Andriessen, Instructor, Marketing Consultant

1.2 CEU. Cost: $155 NCMKT-CS001-01

Small Business Growth and Financial Development Prerequisite: Small Business Start Up and Business Plan Development This 12-hour course begins with discussion of the steps required to develop an effective financial plan for your small business. Understand how conscientious record keeping and up-to-date financial information leads to productive business decisions. Learn different methods of designing budgets, analyzing balance sheets, understanding revenue and expenses on income statements, and managing cash flow. Also, learn how to finance your business by evaluating sources of debt and equity financing and methods of layering financing for your small business.


Jul 11- Jul 20

4 Tu, Th 6-9 pm Ed Andriessen, Instructor

1.2 CEU. Cost: $155 NCBUS-CS012-01 Class meets at West Windsor Campus, 1200 Old Trenton Road, NJ 08550.

Jul 8- Jul 22

3 Sa 9 am-1 pm Kevin Lewis, Instructor

1.2 CEU. Cost: $155 NCBUS-CS012-02 Class meets at JKC Campus, 102 North Broad Street, Trenton, NJ 08608.



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Business and ManagementDigital Marketing FundamentalsDigital marketing provides the tools that businesses need to leverage the Internet in order to reach, interact with, and influence customers at all stages of the buying cycle. In this workshop, we will present current Best Practices and show you how to decide which digital marketing channels your business should be using, how to use them most effectively, and how to measure the return on your marketing investment. Topics include: Marketing trends, Online marketing channels, Optimizing your website for lead generation, Content Marketing, Social media, E-Mail marketing, Search Engine Optimization, Google AdWords, Google Analytics.


May 31 1 W 9 am-5 pm John Biancamano, Instructor

0.7 CEU. Cost: $75 NCMKT-CS004-01 *1 hour lunch

Jun 12-14 Jun 15

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M,T,W Th

7-9 pm7-8 pm

John Biancamano, Instructor

0.7 CEU. Cost: $75 NCMKT-CS004-02

How to Use LinkedInLearn the social media tool that is essential today to manage your career. Whether you are looking for a great opportunity to volunteer, or you are looking to advance your career to the next level, taking this course will prepare you to learn how to better brand yourself, build your profile, search for new opportunities, join a group, and build connections virtually.


Jul 18- Jul 25

2 Tu 6:30-8:30 pm Asma Joja, Instructor

Cost: $69 NCCOM-CS041-01

Introduction to WordPressThis entry-level course will introduce the novice to WordPress, the popular website blogging and content management system. Emphasis will be placed on hands-on exercises that build pages, add plug-ins, use templates, and edit themes, allowing students to create their own basic WordPress website. An understanding of website architecture, hosting, and programming languages (i.e., HTML, PHP, and MySQL) is very helpful, but not necessary.


Jun 6- Jun 15

4 Tu,Th 6:30-9:30 pm Jessi Oliano, Instructor

1.2 CEU. Cost: $273 NCWEB-CS025-01

Strategies to Use LinkedIn to Jumpstart Your CareerLearn effective strategies, leveraging the power of LinkedIn, to increase your online visibility and credibility and create targeted communications to initiate strategic online connections. Hands-on exercises include upgrading your profile summary to get you noticed; converting text into visual content to broaden your exposure; identifying and posting engaging content; and a bonus advanced tutorial on creating and integrating your own original video into your profile – without the need for any complicated editing equipment.


Jun 3- Jun 10

2 Sa 10 am-1 pm Staff Instructor

0.6 CEU. Cost: $65 NCCOM-CS019-01

Comprehensive QuickBooks™ A combination of Introduction and Intermediate QuickBooks™, Comprehensive QuickBooks™ features: entering and paying bills, using credit cards/other asset and liability accounts, tracking and paying sales tax, payroll, estimating, time tracking and job costing, and setting up a company in QuickBooks™. Students should bring a flash drive to every class.


Jul 10- Aug 7

5 M 6-9 pm Michelle Solomon, Instructor

1.5 CEU. Cost: $308 NCACC-CS003-01

Business Writing for SuccessNever underestimate the power of professional writing. With text messaging, chain-emails, Twitter and Instagram, writing content has become quick, punchy and informal. That delivery, when transposed into business communication methods, can come across as terse, unprofessional and grammatically flawed. This workshop will strengthen your professional writing style through instruction on clarity, tone, grammatical insight, peer and instructor review, in-class assignments and writing style discussions. Come away from this class with the tools you need to develop internal and external business memos/announcements, corporate emails and cover letters.


Jul 26- Aug 9

3 W 6:30-8:30 pm Ashley Buchalla, MA, SHRM-CP, PHR Instructor

0.6 CEU. Cost: $85 NCCOM-CS038-01




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For students who began the AMA Management, Leadership or Project Management Certificate Programs prior to Spring 2017, any of the following courses can be taken to finish or continue that certificate program. All classes below can be taken to complete the AMA certificate in either Management or AMA Project Management and can be used to satisfy a core or elective requirement. Please take the class that interests you the most.

For questions regarding the status of your certificate and what you need to take to complete or continue, please email Michael Edmondson at [email protected].

Time ManagementDo you find yourself overloaded with work? Do you feel so stretched to the limit that you can’t set priorities? Are you exhausted daily without accomplishing your goals? If you answer yes to one or more of the above, it’s time to make real choices about how and when to spend your time. Every minute of your day impacts the business. This seminar will help you identify causes of procrastination and indecision, pinpoint personal time-wasters and increase your concentration and focus. You’ll learn to schedule your time more effectively, stay on track and keep important goals top of mind, so you can stay in balance and be more effective and productive.


May 25- Jun 22

5 Th 6:30-9:30 pm Jim O’Donnell, Instructor


Negotiating to Win Gain the skills, insights and competencies required in all negotiations; in every industry and at every level. Whether you are allocating resources for a project, funding a new initiative or establishing a supply chain for a new product or service, negotiation is inevitably at the heart of the process. Few people understand the structure, techniques and approaches available to them as they seek to positively influence an outcome. This hands-on seminar gives you a step-by-step guide to effective negotiation. You must identify the problem, understand it from the other’s perspective, generate alternative solutions and select a solution that benefits both sides. All parties need each other to achieve their goals. Negotiation focuses on solving the problem and closing the gap between what both parties want.


Jun 12- Jul 17*

5 M 6:30-9:30 pm Edward Kurocka, Instructor

1.5 CEU. Cost: $280 | *No class July 3 NCBUS-CS061-01

Project Management Professional Certification ® Prep and ReviewThe Project Management Institute’s PMP® credential is a leading industry-recognized certification for project managers. The PMI credential following your name tells current and potential employers that you have a solid foundation of project management knowledge that can be readily applied in the workplace.

You will benefit from the professional advantages derived from attaining the Project Management Professional (PMP) status if you are a:• Project manager, team leader, project coordinator• Team member seeking to learn the PMBOK® framework• Person looking to increase your project management knowledge

This 35-hour course is designed to help you prepare for the PMP® exam—while gaining the most understanding of project management with the least amount of study. Textbook is required and available in the college bookstore.


Jun 5- Jul 24*

14 M,W 6:30-9 pm Sandeep Jasra, Instructor

3.5 CEU. Cost: $1,082 | NCBUS-CS008-01*No class July 3For more information on certifications, consult the Project Management website at:www.pmi.org/certification

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Business and Management



AMA’s 3-Day Business Writing Workshop: Use our specially developed business writing class

Business Writing for SuccessNever underestimate the power of professional writing. With text messaging, chain-emails, Twitter and Instagram, writing content has become quick, punchy and informal. That delivery, when transposed into business communication methods, can come across as terse, unprofessional and grammatically flawed. This workshop will strengthen your professional writing style through instruction on clarity, tone, grammatical insight, peer and instructor review, in-class assignments and writing style discussions. Come away from this class with the tools you need to develop internal and external business memos/announcements, corporate emails and cover letters.


Jul 26- Aug 9

3 W 6:30-8:30 pm Ashley Buchalla, Instructor

0.6 CEUs Cost: $85 NCCOM-CS038-01

AMA Certificate in Business Communication (LEVEL 1)This certificate program is for high-performing professionals who want to develop powerful techniques and a responsive communication style. Upon completion, you will have competencies and a solid foundation to help you:

• Flex your style to effectively receive and transmit information, ideas, thoughts, feelings and needs

• Captivate your audience and deliver your presentation with high levels of authority • Polish your writing and select precise words that are simple, short and clear

In order to be eligible for the certificate students must complete the following three classes within 24 months from the start of their first class:

• How to Communicate with Diplomacy, Tact and Credibility• Strategies for Developing Effective Presentation Skills• Business Writing for Success



Internet of Medical Things IIIEngineering and Cybersecurity for

Connected Devices

July 27, 2017, 8:30-4:30New Jersey Hospital Association,

Princeton, NJ

Hospitals, houses, ambulances, and doctor’s offices are already undertaking significant efforts to

integrate sensors, analysis, and response to monitor a patient’s welfare. Today’s medical device engineering

is focused more and more on making important advances to accelerate this process.

After a morning of key discussion on these

opportunities, an afternoon session will feature experts in cybersecurity to weigh in on questions concerning the privacy and security of connected

devices, including hospital equipment, implants and wearables.

Mercer County Community College is partnering with

the BioPharma Research Council for this program.

WWW.BIOPHARMARESEARCHCOUNCIL.ORG


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Mercer County Community CollegeYour Resource for College Credits and CredentialsIf your interest in education goes beyond personal enrichment or specific job advancement goals, Mercer is a one-stop resource for courses and programs that award college credits and lead to certificates or degrees!

Among the more than 100 degree and certificate programs offered at MCCC are:

• Accounting• Advertising and Graphic Design• Aviation and Flight Technology• Engineering (all major disciplines)• Computer Science and Information

Systems• Criminal Justice• Culinary Arts• Cybersecurity• Education• Exercise Science

• Fashion Design• Funeral Services• Game Design and Game Programming• Ornamental Horticulture• Medical Coding and Laboratory

Technology• Nursing and other Health Professions• Public Health• Security Systems Technology• Theater and Performing Arts

Mercer has forged University Center partnerships with Rutgers University, William Paterson University, Fairleigh Dickinson University, and soon with New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT). Enroll in partnership programs at Mercer’s University Center and you are on your way to your four-year degree right here at Mercer. Be taught by faculty members from our University Center partners, avoid costly room and board expenses, and benefit from discounted tuition and fees.

Transfer AgreementsStart at Mercer. Transfer effortlessly. Get your 4-year degree at a fraction of the cost!

If you want a smooth transition to a 4-year-school, Mercer is the place for you! Mercer has cooperative agreements with more than 170 programs in 75 colleges and universities that assure a smooth transfer with acceptance of your Mercer credits! For more information about transferring, e-mail [email protected] or call 609-570-3571.

Veteran and Military Friendly!If you are a Veteran, there is truly no friendlier community college than MCCC! Mercer has been named the number one military friendly community college in America by Victory Media. To learn more about how Mercer meets the needs of veteran students, visit www.mccc.edu/student_services_veterans. You have served your country – now let Mercer serve you!

Applying to MercerIt is easy to apply to Mercer! Just visit our homepage and click for Admissions information. Creating an admissions account is easy, and once you do, you will be guided through the process by our skilled and caring admissions staff. Put our staff to work for your future! For more information, please e-mail [email protected] or call 609-570-3244.

The University CenterStart at Mercer. Stay at Mercer. Graduate with your 4-year degree!

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If you have questions, you can reach us the following ways:

[email protected]

Call: 609-570-3795 or 800-392-MCCC

TTY Line: 609-587-4006

Fax:609-570-3244

MCCC Veterans Resource CenterRoom SC212, West Windsor Campus

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Contact the Admissions Office to arrange for the English as a

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Financial AidMany students hesitate applying to Mercer because they think they cannot afford to attend college. Don’t let this stop you from applying - we are ready to help!

The federal government, the State of New Jersey, and Mercer County Community College offer eligible students a range of financial aid opportunities. Separately, MCCC Foundation provides more than $400,000 annually in scholarships and need-based student assistance! Please visit our website or stop by Mercer’s Financial Aid office in West Windsor for help.

It’s Your Time at Mercer!Mercer is here to serve you, so we offer services and classes to meet your busy schedule. Check out our Admission, Financial Aid, Advising, Tutoring, and Student Activities Services. We provide you with service anytime, anywhere.

And Mercer provides the flexibility you need to attend college on your terms. We have 15-week, 10-week, and 7-week programs during our fall and spring semesters. We offer a winter session and two summer sessions. We provide the flexibility of fully online and hybrid online courses

Too busy to attend classes?Apply to MercerOnline and set your own schedule!

Mercer offers 115 courses and three degree programs entirely online! Set your own pace, work when you can, get the study help you need – all on your own computer in the comfort of your own room. Just click the link on Mercer’s home page for more information.


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APA’s (American Payroll Association’s) PayTrain College and University Program

In cooperation with the American Payroll Association, we are proud to offer The PayTrain College & University® program. Designed to increase your knowledge of payroll compliance from a basic understanding to an advanced level, the program prepares you for the Fundamental Payroll Certification (FPC) and Certified Payroll Professional (CPP) certification exams.*

* To qualify for CPP certification, candidates must have earned three years of payroll experience in the five years prior to taking the exam.

Who Should Enroll in PayTrain Mastery?• Payroll departments requiring compliance training • Payroll professionals seeking professional development• Certified Payroll Professional (CPP) exam candidates • CPPs needing recertification credits • Payroll service bureau client representatives

PayTrain Mastery Prerequisite: PayTrain Fundamentals or equivalent knowledge.

PayTrain Mastery is a comprehensive course providing payroll managers and supervisors

with solid understanding of advanced topics. Enrollees receive live classroom instruction,

textbooks, and access to interactive online resources to reinforce topics learned.

Topics Include: • Employee vs Independent Contractors • Payroll Tax Reporting • Fair Labor Standards • Federal Taxation and other Legislation • Tax reporting • Payroll Accounting • Professional Administration


Jun 20 – Sept 19

12 Tu 6-9 pm Collen Flores, CPP

3.6 CEU. Cost: $794 No class July 4, August 1

NCACC-CS006-01



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Introduction to Bookkeeping This basic, hands-on, workshop-style manual bookkeeping course covers the complete accounting cycle from business transactions through entry into the books and records. Posting to accounts, preparation of worksheets and adjusting journal entries, and preparation of financial statements and closing are also discussed. Introduction to Bookkeeping will prepare you for any accounting or bookkeeping system: manual, one-write or software driven. Topics include: the sales and purchase journals; cash receipts and cash disbursements journal; accounts receivable; inventory; and the use of Excel spreadsheets. Textbook is required and available in college bookstore. (Note: Please bring a lunch - cafeteria is closed on Saturday.)


Jun 3- Jul 22

7 Sa 9 am-3:30 pm* StaffInstructor

4.2 CEU. Cost: $403 | No class July 1 NCACC-CS002-01

*½ hour lunch


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Clinical Development

Certificate in Clinical Development and Regulatory AffairsIn response to the increasing demand for trained professionals in the pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, and medical device industries, the Center for Continuing Studies at Mercer is offering a comprehensive certificate program in Clinical Development and Regulatory Affairs. All courses in the certificate program are taught by instructors who are highly experienced in their field, as well as guest speakers who bring added expertise to the program.

Upon completion of the certificate program, participants will be able to:• Define the roles and responsibilities of Sponsor, Monitor, and Investigator as they relate to the conduct

of global clinical trials.• Recognize clinical trial documentation differences for biologics, medical devices and pharmaceuticals.• Describe differences between regulatory submission requirements of new biologics, medical devices,

pharmaceuticals, vaccines.• Discuss the impact of FDA regulations and guidance documents, EU directives, EMEA regulations and

ICH GCP on clinical development.• Describe the elements of a clinical protocol, an informed consent, monitoring visit reports and a

corrective and preventative action plan.

Earn Graduate CreditsMCCC has an articulation agreement with Drexel University College of Medicine. Participants who successfully complete the Certificate in Clinical Development and Regulatory Affairs may earn up to nine (9) graduate credits when they apply and gain acceptance to Drexel University’s Master Degree in Clinical Research Organization and Management.

For more information regarding the Certificate of Clinical Development and Regulatory Affairs, please email [email protected].

Required Courses• Foundations of Clinical Development: Prerequisite for all other courses.• Regulatory Affairs Regulations and Compliance

Elective Courses (Choose one)• Fundamentals of Clinical Research Monitoring and Study Coordination• Clinical Data Management• Clinical Quality Assurance

Foundations of Clinical Development Required course. Foundations of Clinical Development introduce students to the process of bringing a new pharmaceutical or medical device to market. Principles of good clinical practices and the elements of informed consent as well as regulations and compliance will be discussed. Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to describe the stages of development for biologics, medical devices and pharmaceuticals as well as the roles and responsibilities of sponsors, investigators, and clinical research professionals. Textbooks are required and are available in the college bookstore, and must be purchased prior to the start of class.


Jun 3- Jun 21

9 M,WSa

6-9 pm9am-4pm*

Michael Falkow, Instructor

3.6 CEU. Cost: $1,003 NCPHA-CS001-01 Sat classes: June 3, 10, 17 (1hr lunch. Please bring lunch. Cafeteria closed)

Regulatory Affairs Regulations and Compliance (Online)Prerequisite: Foundations of Clinical DevelopmentStudents must have access to a computer, Microsoft Office compatible software, a web browser (either Mozilla Firefox or Google Chrome) and reliable access to the Internet.Regulatory Affairs: Regulations and Compliance introduces students to the impact of regulation on clinical development of new biologics, pharmaceuticals and vaccines. Upon completion of this course, participants will be able to describe the differences between an Investigational New Drug Application (INDA), a Biologic License Application (BLA), a New Drug Application (NDA), an Abbreviated New Drug Application (ANDA), and a PreMarket Application (PMA). Students will also gain an understanding of FDA and ICH guidelines and regulations as well as the FDA Bioresearch Monitoring program.


Jul 8- Sep 1

Michael Falkow, Instructor

3.6 CEU. Cost: $1,048 NCPHA-CS008-01

ONLINE


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Graphic Design Certificate Become an effective and marketable designer for both the web and print publications. You’ll receive basic fundamental training in the graphic arts while gaining the practical experience in the current premium Adobe creative suite. Individual track courses focus on industry-specific applications.

Complete all core courses and all of the courses in the desired track to earn the Certificate in Graphic Design.

Core Courses for Graphic Design Certificate:• Foundations of Graphic Design• Color Theory for Graphic Designers• Intro to Photoshop• Intro to Illustrator• Advanced Photoshop• Advanced Illustrator• Exploring Fonts: Intro to Typography

Print/Publishing Track:• Intro to InDesign• Advanced InDesign• Exploring Fonts: Advanced Typography

Web Track:• Essentials of HTML• Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) Complete• Dreamweaver CS6 Complete

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Web Design ConceptsRequired: Basic knowledge of Windows; familiarity with creating and saving files, ability to touch type Learn the basic programming languages and tools you need to design and develop web content. Learn what you need to know BEFORE you begin building a website and use that knowledge to build a basic web-based framework. This class prepares you for the next level of courses you will want to take on your path to becoming a web designer or developer.


Aug 2- Aug 16

3 W 6:30-9:30 pm Blake Alderfer, Instructor


Foundations of Graphic DesignFrom typography through page layout and on to color theory, this course will help you, as novice designer or working pro, to better understand the qualities of creating professional graphic design. Topics include a history of graphic arts and introductory discussions of type, composition/layout, color theory, photographic and illustrated images as they directly impact today’s graphic designer.


May 22- May 31*

3 M,W 6:30-9:30 pm John Paone, Adobe Certified Associate

0.9 CEU. Cost: $212 | No class May 29 NCGDS-CS001-01

Color Theory for Graphic Designers Discover the way colors interact with each other and the implications this interaction has for designers and artists. Examine ideas of space and learn about spatial problems that color can solve and understand color harmony, qualities, and combinations.


May 25- Jun 15

4 Th 6:30-9:30 pm George Purvis, Instructor

1.2 CEU. Cost: $271 NCGDS-CS002-01

Computer DesignCascading Style Sheets (CSS) - CompletePrerequisite: Essentials of HTMLThis hands-on course provides you with the fundamentals and advanced techniques of using Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) to build and control “responsive” web sites. The emphasis is on using web-standards to build site layouts with CSS (not tables), creating the HTML and CSS from scratch to deliver well-designed, focused content on varying media types from desktops to mobile devices.


Jun 22- Jul 27

6 Th 6:30-9:30 pm Lily Lin, Instructor


Essentials of HTMLRequired: Basic knowledge of Windows; familiarity with creating and saving files, ability to touch typeNow’s the time! Learn to read and write proper HTML 4 code to create accessible web pages. Understand conceptual design, text formatting, creating links, tables and lists, and inserting graphics and images. Cascading Style Sheets and creating forms will also be introduced. Materials will be provided by the instructor.


Jun 5- Jun 21

6 M, W 6:30-9:30 pm John Paone, Instructor


Let us introduce you to Adobe’s premier image editing application with an emphasis on what you NEED to know about this incredibly robust program. This course focuses on the tool sets available within the program and provides a hands-on understanding of how to find your way around Photoshop. Image-size, resolution, selections, layers, dialogs, shortcuts, and basic editing techniques are just some of what will be covered in this course.


Jun 22- Jul 13

4 Th 6:30-9:30 pm Jessi Oliano, Instructor


Intro to Photoshop CC

Required: Introduction to Windows, experience with word processing desirable




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Learn the advanced techniques and application of the tools presented in the Introduction course. Photo-retouching, color correction, advanced layers, masking, channels, and an in-depth look at palettes are just some of the topics covered in this course. Learn to fix photos in post-production while maximizing efficiency and output. Photoshop is an incredibly powerful application; get the most from it!


Jul 20- Aug 10

4 Th 6:30-9:30 pm Jessi Oliano, Instructor


Adobe InDesign is the industry standard for creating professional-quality, full-color documents, ready for printing, distributing as Portable Document Format (PDF) files, or to Internet-ready XHTML pages. This course will provide a full overview of the program’s capabilities and functionality. Textbook required - available in college bookstore.


Jun 28- Jul 12*

4 M, W 6:30-9:30 pm John Paone, Adobe Certified Associate

1.2 CEU. Cost: $273 | No class July 3 NCGDS-CS007-01

More than just a page-layout application, Adobe InDesign CC6 is also the leading commercial production software for creating longer, multi-page documents as well as Internet-ready XHTML pages. Lecture, textbook samples and real-world examples will be used to exhibit this software’s complete range of capabilities. Textbook is recommended (not required) and available in the college bookstore.


Aug 1- Aug 17*

4 Tu,Th 6:30-9:30 pm John Paone, Adobe Certified Associate

1.2 CEU. Cost: $287 NCGDS-CS008-01 *No class Aug 3, 10

You don’t need to be an illustrator to learn and use this industry standard vector graphics application. Intro to Illustrator focuses gives you a hands-on understanding of how to find your way around the program while presenting the tool sets available within. Shapes, paths, layers, stacks, swatches, object based creation, document setup, the pen tool, and palettes are just some of what will be covered in this course. Textbook required - available in college bookstore.


May 30- Jun 20

4 Tu 6:30-9:30 pm Samantha Garofalo, Instructor


Take what you have learned in the Introduction class and bring it to the next level. Take an in-depth look at palettes, effects, new dimensional tool sets, page layout options, and integration with other applications. Advanced Illustrator takes the tools and turns them into techniques. Textbook is required and available in the college bookstore.


Jun 27- Jul 25*

4 Tu 6:30-9:30 pm Samantha Garofalo, Instructor

1.2 CEU. Cost $273 NCGDS-CS010-01 | *No class July 4

Introduction to WordPress

An understanding of website architecture, hosting, and programming languages (i.e., HTML, PHP, MySQL) is helpful, but not necessary.You, too, can use WordPress, the popular website blogging and content management system! Great for the beginner, this hands-on class will have you building pages, adding plug-ins, using templates, and editing themes. You will learn all you need to know to create your own basic WordPress website.


Jun 6- Jun 15



Advanced Photoshop CC

Prerequisite: Introduction to Photoshop.

Intro to InDesign CC

Required: Experience with word processing desirable.

Advanced InDesign CC

Prerequisite: Intro to InDesign.

Intro to Illustrator CC

Textbook is required and available in the college bookstore.

Advanced Illustrator CC

Prerequisite: Intro to Illustrator.

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Computer Design

Dreamweaver CS6 - Complete

Prerequisite: Essentials of HTML, and knowledge of WindowsDo you want to learn how to design and manage websites using the Adobe Dreamweaver web authoring software? This class will show you how as you learn to navigate in the Dreamweaver workspace. Topics include: working with text and images; links; page layout; and templates. Advanced topics include: online forms; Javascript behaviors; and designing responsive websites (i.e., for portable devices like cell phones and tablets).


Jul 31- Aug 16

6 M, W 6:30-9:30 pm John Paone, Adobe Certified Associate


JavaScript/DHTML Prerequisite: Essentials of HTML Required: Basic understanding of Windows and MS Office Learn important techniques that will enable you to design web pages with the user in mind. This hands-on course provides an intensive introduction to the features provided by JavaScript and Dynamic HTML. Textbook is recommended (not required) and available in the college bookstore.


Jul 25- Aug 24

10 Tu,Th 6:30-9:30 pm Staff Instructor

3.0 CEU .Cost: $758 NCWEB-CS013-01

Exploring Fonts: Intro to TypographyThis new and exciting course provides an overview of the basic fundamentals of type design as it applies to graphics, advertising, and other areas of visual communication. It focuses on how typography can be used as a communicative device as well as a graphic, compositional, and expressive element.


May 23 - Jun 1



PHP (with MySQL) Prerequisite: Essentials of HTML PHP and MySQL are today’s most popular tools used to develop web applications. In this course, you will learn how to create interactive web pages in PHP and how to store and retrieve data stored in a MySQL database. In this intensive hands-on course, you will learn the techniques necessary to develop dynamic web applications using open source software. Textbook is recommended (not required) and available in the college bookstore.


May 22- Jun 26*

10 M, W 6-9:30 pm Staff Instructor

3.5 CEU. Cost: $759 | No class May 29 NCWEB-CS016-01

Front-End Development The course is primarily designed to introduce JavaScript as a client-side programming language. Basic HTML and CSS concepts will also be reviewed but the focus will be on learning how to code interactive web pages using JavaScript. Hands-on exercises and lab sessions will be made available to practice and reinforce the concepts taught. At the end of this course, participants will be able to design web pages using HTML, CSS and make them interactive using JavaScript.


Jun 20- Aug 15*

8 Tu 6:30-9 pm Sonal Mukherjee, Instructor

2.0 CEU. Cost: $599 | *No class July 4 NCWEB-CS033-01




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MS Excel™ 2010 IRecommended: Basic computer knowledgeLearn spreadsheet terminology and basic spreadsheet formatting, how to enter and edit data, move and copy data, use simple functions, and create and modify charts. Workbook is required and available in the college bookstore.


May 30- Jun 1

2 Tu,Th 9:30-4pm* Steve Tirado Instructor

1.2 CEU. Cost: $250 NCMOS-CS003-01

May 23- Jun 1

4 Tu,Th 6:30-9:30 pm Mark Durma, Instructor


*1/2 hour for lunch

MS Excel™ 2010 IIPrerequisite: MS Excel 2010 IRecommended: Basic computer knowledgeBuild upon the skills and concepts learned in Excel 2010 I. Learn how to use multiple worksheets and workbooks efficiently while incorporating more advanced formatting options. Learn how to work with lists and tables while applying advanced charting techniques and worksheet auditing and protection. Workbook is required and available in the college bookstore.


Jun 6- Jun 8

2 Tu,Th 9:30-4 pm* Steve Tirado Instructor


Jun 6- Jun 15

4 Tu, Th 6:30-9:30 pm Mark Durma, Instructor


*1/2 hour for lunch

MS Excel™ 2010 IIIPrerequisite: MS Excel 2010 I and MS Excel 2010 IIBeyond the basics, this course focuses on advanced Excel features that will allow you to thoroughly analyze your data. Topics such as pivot tables, macros and VLOOKUP are explained and demonstrated with examples. Students are given the opportunity to apply these techniques to their own files. Workbook is required and available in the college bookstore.


Jun 20- Jun 29

4 Tu, Th 6:30-9:30 pm Mark Durma, Instructor


Computer Training

Quickstart: Microsoft Office™ 2013Required: Experience with MS Operating SystemIf you are an inexperienced computer user who needs to quickly learn the basic Microsoft Office 2013 skills for everyday life or the workplace, this class is for you! Although introductory in nature, this course provides a solid base to get you started quickly, using the most important elementary features of Word, Excel and PowerPoint to produce documents, spreadsheets and interesting presentations. Topics include integration of the Office applications, learning shortcuts, and how to utilize the features of Office 2013. Materials provided by instructor.


Jun 2- Jun 9

2 F 9:30 am- 4:30 pm*

Alexander Jang, Instructor


*1/2 hour for lunch

Comprehensive QuickBooks™ A combination of Introduction and Intermediate QuickBooks™, Comprehensive QuickBooks™ features entering and paying bills, using credit cards/other asset and liability accounts, tracking and paying sales tax, payroll, estimating, time tracking and job costing, and setting up a company in QuickBooks™. Students should bring a flash drive to every class.


Jul 10- Aug 7

5 M 6-9 pm Michelle Solomon, Instructor

1.5 CEU. Cost: $308 NCACC-CS003-01

Complete Microsoft Project 2010Required: Experience with MS Operating SystemUsing MS Project, you will learn to efficiently identify the steps involved in project planning while understanding how this industry-leading project management software can be helpful. Using textbook exercises combined with real-life examples, you will plan a project, link tasks effectively and work within time constraints. Workbook is required and available in the college bookstore.


May 23- May 25

2 Tu,Th 9:30 am - 4 pm*

Staff Instructor

1.2 CEU. Cost: $256 NCMOS-CS009-01 *1/2 hour for lunch



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Construction

The Center for Continuing Studies’ Construction Management Program enables today’s construction industry managers to put principles and theories into immediate action on the job. Complete your projects on time and on budget. Earn our Certificate or take just the courses that interest you. To earn the certificate, you must take 8 core courses and complete 2 additional electives.

Core Courses (all required for the certificate):• Construction Blueprint Reading• Materials, Methods and System of Construction• Construction Cost Estimating I• Construction Change Orders and Claims• Construction Project Management• Contract Law in the Construction Industry• Construction Specifications and Contracts• Complete Microsoft Project 2010

Electives (choose any two):• SketchUp Your Design• Cost Estimating II• Construction Math• Any AMA Business course

Construction Project Management

SketchUp Your DesignRequired: Familiarity with Microsoft OfficeLearn to use the Google SketchUp Professional, version 7.0, to create a computer generated 3D model for residential, landscape and interior design. At the completion of the course, you will have a PowerPoint electronic portfolio to showcase your design and 3D modeling and technology skills to show your supervisor or future employer. Workbook is required and available in the college bookstore.


May 24- Jun 28

6 W 6-9 pm Laurence C. Johnson, Jr., RA, LEED AP

1.8 CEU. Cost: $375 NCOST-CS005-01

Construction Math This course that will provide an overview of mathematical operations one will need to apply on the job as a construction inspector. Learn:• why construction inspectors perform calculations • the units of measure commonly used by an inspector for documentation and payment.•rounding concepts and decimal measures used on a construction project.•calculations and demonstrate how to apply them. Inspectors and construction engineering field personnel and inspectors employed by public and quasi-public agencies will greatly benefit from this course.


Jun 3- Jun 10

2 Sa 8:30 am-12:30 pm

Transportation Engineering Technology Instructor

0.8 CEU. Cost: $225 | NCABT-CS010-01


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James Kerney CampusCourses offered conveniently in Trenton!

Join us at our James Kerney Campus for additional courses offered by the Center for Continuing Studies at Mercer County Community College.

The James Kerney campus is located at:102 North Broad StreetTrenton, New Jersey

Construction Blueprint Reading Introduce yourself to blueprints and the specifications used on construction projects while learning the skills necessary to reference through those documents. Topics include symbols, abbreviations and scaling of working plans.


Jun 6- Jun 29

8 Tu, Th 6:00-8:30 pm Joseph Scillieri, PE, President, J.J. Scillieri & Associates, Inc.

2.0 CEU. Cost: $275 | NCABT-CS001-01

ConstructionConstruction Specifications and Contracts It is important to develop and implement proper and clearly understand Contracts, Scopes of Work, and Contract Specifications. It is equally important for all those in the construction process to understand and properly interpret and abide by these documents. Types of Contracts, ‘Ready Made”, Contracts such as AIA, Contract Implementation, Contract Specifications, their preparation and interpretation will be covered. Classes will consist of a combination of lectures and open discussion of topics/situations/problems brought in by class members. Bringing in your challenges and problems for discussion participation is strongly encouraged.


Jul 12 – Aug 9

5 W 6:30-9:30 pm Joseph Scillieri, PE, President, J.J. Scillieri & Associates, Inc.

1.5 CEU. Cost $163 | NCABT-CS007-01



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Microsoft Office 2016 Value SuiteLearn to use the basic features of Microsoft Word2016, Microsoft Excel 2016, and MicrosoftPowerPoint 2016, three of the most fundamentalsoftware programs used in professional settings.

Microsoft Word 2016 SeriesLearn the ins and outs of Microsoft’s newest releaseof Microsoft Word.

Microsoft Excel 2016 SeriesLearn to use basic, intermediate, and advancedfeatures of Microsoft Excel 2016.

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30 CulinaryThe Culinary Center at MercerPlease note: All courses include demonstration, hands-on practice and sampling of the dishes you create!

Knife SkillsDon’t think you can cut it? Learn from an expert how to handle a knife like a pro. Learn the techniques to improve your dexterity and confidence in the kitchen. This class also shows you how to make some impressive garnishes with your new skills.


Apr 30 1 Su 9 am-12 pm Chef Benson Yu

Cost: $84 (includes a high quality 8” chef’s knife that’s yours to keep) | NCCUL-CS003-02 | Spring 2017

Brunch with Benson (hands on and demonstration)Chef Benson will work with this class to create the perfect brunch for family or friends. Along with preparing lunch favorites like stuffed French toast and croissants participants will learn what it takes to be a breakfast line cook and prepare omelets and various styles of eggs to order. This includes flipping eggs without a spatula! Will leave this class skills your family and friends will envy.


March 26 1 Su 1-4 pm Chef Benson Yu Cost: $83 NCCUL-CS003-03 | Spring 2017

Wok & Roll (hands on and demonstration)You will learn how to roll all types of delicious rolls such as traditional egg and spring roll, beef steak egg roll, buffalo chicken spring roll, south west egg roll, or any roll your heart desires. This class will also teach you how to use your wok (or using any basic pan you have at home) like a professional. This class is not just about recipes it’s about technique that you can adapt.


May 14 1 Su 1-4 pm Chef Benson Yu Cost: $83 NCCUL-CS003-04 | Spring 2017

Sushi Plus (hands on and demonstration)Next Gen Sushi is here! You will learn the basics of making sushi along with creating the latest technique for sushi including next generation Sushi Burrito. This class teaches how to make traditional sushi rolls and create the new style sushi burrito that you can alter to suit your taste buds. It’s fun and delicious!


April 9 1 Su 1-4 pm Chef Benson Yu

Cost: $83 NCCUL-CS003-05 | Spring 2017

Cinco De Mayo (hands on and demonstration)Learn how to make some classic Mexican treats. Shredded Mexican chicken with several uses like nachos, burritos, tacos, salad, enchiladas, homemade tortilla chips, Guacamole, Pico de Gallo. Enjoy our Mocktail Mango Margarita that you can mix to suit your own taste when you get home.


April 22 1 Sa 1-4 pm Chef Laura Colletti


Mother’s Day Brunch (hands on and demonstration)Ever wonder what a chef cooks for Mom? Learn some Mother’s Day dishes that Chef Colletti prepares for her Mom. Starting with our Mocktail Bacon Bloody Mary’s (a recipe you won’t want to mock at home), Prosciutto and Parmesan Tart, Roasted potatoes and Garden salad with homemade balsamic dressing.


May 6 1 Sa 9 am-12 pm Chef Laura Colletti


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Culinary

Food Service ProgramsServSafe® Certification Food Safety Manager Exam Prep and ExamOur ServSafe® training course provides professional food protection managers with the tools needed to identify and prevent foodborne illnesses. It is now mandatory in NJ for at least one person in Risk Type 3 food establishments to have this credential. Our 8-hour training course provides you with the training and the exam. Please obtain and review the textbook before beginning class and bring 2 forms of ID (one photo) to class to take the exam. Textbook required: ServSafe® with answer sheet is available in the college bookstore. The exam will be given at the end of the second class. If you would like to take the ServSafe exam in Korean or Spanish, please provide the instructor with 60 days’ notice so that he may obtain the exams.

*For the latest date information, please visit: www.mccc.edu/ccsculinary

ServSafe® Re-Certification It is recommended that ServSafe® certified restaurant personnel in New Jersey obtain re-certification every three years and are required to do so every five years. In this refresher course, you will review and update your information and be able to take the re-certification exam at the end of the day. Please be sure to bring photo ID and familiarize yourself with the ServSafe® Essentials book with the test answer sheet is available in the college bookstore.

*For the latest date information, please visit: www.mccc.edu/ccsculinary

Our ServSafe® Certification meets the mandatory requirement in New Jersey for food establishments.


Visit the website for dates

2 Tu 5:30-9:30 pm Douglas E. Fee, CHE, MCCC Instructor

Cost: $104 NCCUL-CS001-01











For the latest information on non-credit culinary classes please visit:

www.mccc.edu/ccsculinary




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Camp College is committed to quality and excellence in everything we do by providing carefully designed programs and activities, a dedicated and experienced staff,

and a caring and safe environment with state of the art facilities.

Camp College 2017

w w w. m c c c . e d u / c a m p c o l l e g e

Ages 6-16• Adventure camp• amusement Park Physics• Chemical Wizardry• Drone Explorations• Flair for Fashion• Junior Golf camp• kids in the kitchen• pop-star singing• rock climbing• sea camp• virtual reality

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Education

Who should enroll?• Montessori teachers or assistant teachers who do not have certification• Teachers and educators who wish to learn (and receive certification in) the Montessori Method• Those considering a career in Montessori education; a Montessori Teacher Certificate is recognized in

every state and throughout the world• Parents or other individuals who wish to further their understanding of child development and

successful teaching methods

Modules I and II will run in the fall with Module I beginning in September. Applications are being accepted until August 25. Please visit the Teaching page of our website at www.mccc.edu/ccs to download complete information about the program including the Policy and Procedures Manual, FAQs, an application, and the full Montessori schedule for 2017-2018.

All interested participants must possess an understanding of the English language, written and spoken. In order to earn a Montessori Teacher designation, applicants must possess a Bachelor’s degree. If you have a high school diploma or Associates degree, you will earn a Montessori Associate designation at the end of this program. Please note that many Montessori schools will not hire a teacher without the Montessori Teacher certificate. If you need additional information, please email the Center for Continuing Studies at [email protected].

To earn a certificate, you must complete all courses and practicum hours. You may begin with Module I, II or III; however, if you are completely new to the Montessori Method, it is recommended that you begin the program with Module I. All four Modules must be completed prior to registering for the Practicum which begins the September or January following completion of all four Modules. There are no classes available in July and August.

Practicum - 540 hoursPre-requisite: Successful completion of ModulesI-IVSeptember 2017 - June 2018

Montessori Teacher CertificationThe Montessori Teacher Training Institute of Mercer County Community College is American Montessori Society (AMS) affiliated and is accredited by the Montessori Accreditation Council for Teacher Education (MACTE.) Our program utilizes the complete Montessori curriculum; the goals of the program are to facilitate an interest and excitement for learning, to educate children in their sensitive developmental period, and to prepare future educators to meet the many needs of young learners. Classes are held at Robbinsville Montessori located at 2022 Washington Boulevard in Robbinsville, New Jersey; this location enables students in our program to be immersed in the Montessori method from the first day of class.

Module I (Fall 2017)• Philosophy/Theory• Practical Life

Module II (Fall 2017)• Sensorial• Math• Art

Module III (Spring 2018)• Child Development• Language• Music, Movement

Module IV (Spring 2018)• Observation• Parent Involvement/Education• Science/Social Studies• Classroom Leadership


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Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)

Required: All students must obtain a Health Care Provider Level CPR card prior to the start of the class

Recommended: Stethoscope, B/P Cuff and Penlight for each class (More information given at 1st class).

During the 220-hour Emergency Medical Technician (EMT) course, you will learn about human anatomy and physiology, pathophysiology, patient assessment techniques, management of common medical complaints, management of the trauma patient, administration of limited medications, and concerns for special patient populations. Course material will be presented through lectures, simulation labs, and clinical rotations where students will interact with patients. Successful course completion requires obtaining the minimal level of competency as outli

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