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FORT ATKINSON PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COURSESResume and Cover Letter WritingThis course will explore techniques for writing effective cover letters and resumes. Learn about functional and reverse chronological resumes. Discover key items employers look for when reading cover letters and resumes. Please bring a list of former employers and dates of employ-ment with you to this class.#11544 $39 R 1pm-4pm 7/31 Madison College Fort Atkinson#11545 $39 T 6pm-9pm 8/12 Madison College Fort Atkinson#35533 $49 S 8:30am-12:30pm 9/20 Madison College Fort Atkinson#35538 $49 S 8:30am-12:30pm 10/18 Madison College Fort Atkinson#35539 $49 S 8:30am-12:30pm 11/15 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Business Writing for SuccessRefresh and improve your knowledge in writing business documents. Learn how to correct com-mon mistakes in grammar, spelling and punctu-ation. This course will provide you with tips and techniques to quickly elevate your writing skills. Discover how to apply proven techniques to accomplish successful written communication. #11547 $39 T 6pm-9pm 8/5 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Graphic Design Career ExplorationConsidering a career in Advertising or Graphic Design? Wonder what it takes to be a graphic designer? This class is an exploration of the career options within the field of Graphic Design – from digital and multi-media design to envi-ronmental design and packaging. Find out what types of people make good designers, what non-design skills are needed, what a typical day is like and what type of education you need. High school students welcome.#35558 $49 S 8am-12pm 9/13 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Graphic Design 101 for Non-DesignersLearn basic terminology and ins-and-outs of the graphic design process. Perfect introduction for Marketing and IT personnel working with a designer or employee, with no formal training, who has been asked to work on the corporate newsletter.#35557 $149 R 6pm-9pm 10/2-10/30 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Basic Welding and Thermo Cutting WorkshopParticipants in this workshop will be introduced to “Hot Work” safety, equipment set-up and operation, manipulative skills and a theoreti-cal understanding of the welding and thermo-

cutting processes. An overview of gas metal arc, shielded metal arc and gas tungsten arc welding will be provided, as well as, oxy-fuel and plasma torch welding and cutting.#11567 $50 S 8am-12pm 8/23 Madison College Fort Atkinson

QuickBooks IntroLearn how to manage your business more effec-tively with one software package. This class will cover the basics of QuickBooks along with tips to help you become more efficient in your day-to-day functions. Intermediate-level computer skills required. See registration page for textbook information.#35577 $149 T 6pm-9pm 10/21-11/18 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Intro to MacBook ProProvides an overview of the computer for true beginners with an emphasis on the Mac OS. Students will become familiar with Mac basics and applications, using iMail and Safari, as well as an introduction iLife. #35637 $149 T 10/21-11/18 6-9pm Madison College Fort Atkinson

Intro to EntrepreneurshipTake this class to learn if owning a business is right for you. We will discuss the state of small businesses, the entrepreneurial mindset, advan-tages and disadvantages of a small business and idea generation. #35576 $99 T 6pm-9pm 9/30-10/14 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Grant Writing EssentialsThis course teaches the skills new grant writ-ers need to develop in order to write successful grant proposals. Topics include: searching for grant makers, how to write an abstract, needs statement, effective outcomes and a budget. The course will apply to both public and private grant writing situations. Students are expected to have basic business and report writing skills. #35546 $139 WR 8:30am-3pm 10/22-10/23 Fort Atkinson Chamber of Commerce

Putting your Non-Profit’s House in OrderThis course is a review and in-depth examination of best practices for non-profit organizations. This session features participants’ completing an Agency Assessment instrument that identifies operating and governance policies, procedures and administrative practices that are followed by successful non-profit and government organiza-tions. In order to strengthen the infrastructure of your non-profit, organizations are encouraged to enroll a team of board members and staff.#35560 $49 W 8:30am-11:30am 10/15 Madison College Fort Atkinson

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Working with VolunteersThis workshop is designed for organizations that depend on volunteers to successfully pursue their mission. Issues covered volunteer recruit-ment, policies, management, job descriptions, evaluation, motivation, recognition and termina-tion. A draft of volunteer guidelines and a hand-book template will be provided.#35559 $49 T 8:30am-11:30am 10/14 Madison College Fort Atkinson

FOUNDATIONS OF LEADERSHIP CERTIFICATEThis six-part series of non-credit courses is designed to develop leadership skills. Individual classes can be taken without pursuing the Certificate or formally entering any program. The Certificate can be earned by completing these required courses with satis-factory grades within three years. It is recom-mended to start by taking the first two courses, Your Leadership Journey and Communicating for Leadership Success.

Your Leadership JourneyThis course focuses on the transitions and chal-lenges new and prospective leaders face. They are introduced to three leadership differentiators that are most important to building a positive reputation and contributing to the organization’s success. Participants will learn how to reduce stress, act with authenticity to build trust and bring out the best in others to enhance engage-ment and capacity. #35493 $139 T 1pm-4:30pm 9/9 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Communicating for Leadership SuccessThis required course in the Foundations of Leadership Certification series helps leaders communicate effectively so they can spark action in others. The course teaches leaders the inter-action essentials they need to handle the variety of challenges and opportunities they encounter every day in the workplace and beyond. #35494 $139 T 1pm-4:30pm 9/16 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Coaching for Peak PerformanceEffective coaching is one of the most important drivers of team member performance. Whether leaders are guiding people toward success in new or challenging situations, or helping people improve or enhance their work performance, their ability to coach and provide feedback makes the difference between mediocrity and high performance. By helping learners under-stand the importance of three coaching tech-niques and how to effectively handle both pro-active and reactive coaching discussions, this course helps leaders have more effective and efficient interactions. #35499 $139 T 1pm-4:30pm 9/23 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Resolving Workplace ConflictThis course teaches leaders how to recognize the signs of escalating conflict and take appro-priate action to minimize damage. #35500 $139 T 1pm-4:30pm 9/30 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Setting Goals & Reviewing ResultsThis course will show the positive effect of shift-ing the traditional role of planner and evalu-ator from the leader to a shared responsibility between leader and employee. Leaders will experience how to use effective goals to help them and their employees track progress and fairly evaluate outcomes. A well-written perfor-mance plan is also a powerful tool for leaders to use when planning their development and coaching discussions with their employees. #35501 $139 T 1pm-4:30pm 10/7 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Delegating with PurposeLeaders learn to identify the tasks they need to delegate, select the most appropriate individu-als, assess capabilities and commitment and plan the delegation discussion. That discussion includes the level of decision-making authority, amount of support, and methods for monitoring progress and measuring results. #35502 $139 T 1pm-4:30pm 10/14 Madison College Fort Atkinson

CRITICAL CORE MANUFACTURING SKILLS TRAINING PROGRAM (12 MODULES)This training program provides the tools for manufacturing employees at all levels to take initiative to solve problems, work coopera-tively in teams, adapt to an every-changing environment and reach higher levels of individual productivity and efficiency. Individual courses can be taken without pursuing the Certificate or entering into any formal program. The Certificate is earned if participants complete these required courses with satisfactory grades within three years.

Work Productively (Module 1)Participants learn the importance of completing projects within specified resource parameters and time frames. Learning activities focus on pri-oritizing tasks, applying industry standards and practices to ensure quality work and seeking out opportunities to increase individual productivity. #35561 $89 W 6pm-9pm 9/3 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Follow Directions (Module 2)Participants learn to interpret both written and verbal instructions accurately, evaluate direc-tions to uncover potential problems and apply step-by-step procedures to produce a product to the exact specifications. #35562 $89 W 6pm-9pm 9/10 Madison College Fort Atkinson

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Maintain a Safe Work Environment (Module 3)Participants learn to identify and correct unsafe conditions, carry out safety procedures and main-tain an organized, clutter free work area. Learning activities help participants evaluate safety proce-dures and suggest ways to improve them. #35564 $89 W 6pm-9pm 9/17 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Think Critically (Module 4)Participants learn to differentiate assumptions from reality, maintain an open mind approach-ing concepts and problems from different per-spectives and use systematic, logical thinking to analyze processes. #35567 $89 W 6pm-9pm 9/24 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Apply Problem Solving Strategies (Module 5)Participants learn to complete tasks with incom-plete information and/or unavailable resources, analyze processes by breaking them down into manageable tasks or steps and identify root causes of problems. Participants use quality tools to arrive at possible solutions to problems and apply reasoned criteria to select the best potential solutions.#35568 $89 W 6pm-9pm 10/1 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Apply Mathematical Reasoning (Module 6)Participants learn to apply math skills to industry problems and use measurement-related math skills to interpret blueprints or dimensional drawings. #35569 $89 W 6pm-9pm 10/8 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Work Cooperatively in Teams (Module 7)Participants learn to work with others on a team to solve problems by identifying their responsi-bilities as team members, participating in group decision making and applying the strengths and opinions of others to complete projects. #35570 $89 W 6pm-9pm 10/15 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Communicate Clearly (Module 8)Participants learn to be clear and concise when giving directions and presenting information in an organized format and to communicate in writing using appropriate grammar, spelling, format and technical terms, according to estab-lished writing standards. #35571 $89 W 6pm-9pm 10/22 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Listen Effectively (Module 9)Participants learn to listen so that specific and complicated directions are not misunderstood or misapplied. Learning activities help partici-pants listen so that the message can be accu-rately interpreted, provide feedback while listen-ing to demonstrate active receipt of a message and incorporate appropriate body language into the listening process. #35572 $89 W 6pm-9pm 10/29 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Demonstrate Integrity (Module 10)Participants learn to demonstrate trustworthi-ness by being honest, dependable and reliable. Learning activities help participants learn to apply ethical standards of industry to workplace con-duct and consistently produce high-quality work.#35573 $89 W 6pm-9pm 11/5 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Demonstrate a Positive Attitude (Module 11)Participants learn to maintain control of their attitudes, accept constructive criticism in a posi-tive manner, react to negativity in a neutral tone, volunteer for tasks and be better prepared for changing work responsibilities. #35574 $89 W 6pm-9pm 11/12 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Adapt to Change (Module 12)Participants learn to apply a change model and its methodology to the manufacturing environment. Learning activities help partici-pants respond quickly to unexpected events, contribute to innovative approaches and think creatively. Participants are encouraged to adopt a personal philosophy incorporating lifelong learning as a means of maintaining adaptability. #35575 $89 W 6pm-9pm 11/19 Madison College Fort Atkinson

FORT ATKINSON ENRICHMENT COURSESPC Computer IntroThis course provides an overview of the PC for true beginners. Students will become familiar with the keyboard, mouse, hardware terminol-ogy and software programs. Learn to use desk-top icons, menus and the Windows operating system. Students also learn how to create and manage files and storage media. See registra-tion page for textbook information.#34435 $68 W 6pm-8:50pm 9/17-10/8 Madison College Fort Atkinson#34436 $68 S 8:30am-11:20am 11/1-11/22 Madison College Fort Atkinson

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iPhones, iPads and Mobile AppsIncrease productivity by using your iPad or iPhone to organize information, take and edit photo-graphs and videos, compose messages, as well as play games and watch movies. Other topics covered include information on purchasing, accessing and using the iTunes Store to get Apps and media (music, movies, books, etc), and tips and tricks for getting the most out of your iPad or iPhone. Bring your fully charged iPhone or iPad if you have one. Some equipment will be available.#11555 $55 W 6pm-8:30pm 8/6-8/13 Madison College Fort Atkinson#35541 $55 S 9am-11:30am 10/11-10/18 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Point & Shoot Digital Camera BasicsThis is a basic course for those interested in using point-and-shoot (not SLR) digital cameras. Topics include the basics of digital camera photography, explanation of typical camera controls, creative modes, picture quality, and how to review and retrieve photos from the camera. Students should bring their fully-charged digital camera, manual, charger/batteries and memory cards to class.#11538 $15 S 9am-11am 8/2 Madison College Fort Atkinson#35233 $15 R 6pm-8pm 9/11 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Digital Camera WorkshopThis course is intended for students who under-stand the basic point-and-shoot operation of their digital cameras, but who are seeking assistance in taking better pictures using com-position techniques and making better use of features such as aperture, flash, shutter speed and more. Some prior experience with the digital camera is recommended. Students should bring their fully charged point-and-shoot or SLR digital camera, manual, charger/batteries and memory cards to class.#11541 $26 F 9am-12pm 8/8 Madison College Fort Atkinson#35246 $26 T 6pm-9pm 9/16 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Digital Photo ProjectsThis course provides instruction on how to use internet-based publishing software to upload digital photos and create a photo book, calen-dar, or personalized cards, announcements or invitations. Students can bring their own photos on USB-compatible equipment. Basic computer skills are recommended.#35513 $26 S 8am-12pm 9/20 Madison College Fort Atkinson#35514 $26 S 8am-12pm 10/18 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Photo Manip. w/ PhotoshopIn this hands-on course, students will use Photoshop CS6 to create digital artwork from photographs that are provided and/or photo-

graphs of their own. Techniques will include extraction, blending, layer masks, adjustment layers and many other Photoshop tools to glam-orize portraits, change mood, add drama, or create exotic art. Students are expected to have prior experience with Photoshop, such as having completed Adobe Photoshop Intro. Students are recommended to bring a removable USB storage device. #11556 $26 M 6pm-9pm 8/11 Madison College Fort Atkinson#35512 $26 T 6pm-9pm 9/23 Madison College Fort Atkinson

Line Dancing 1Line Dancing 1 is an introduction to basic line dance patterns. Footwork will be stressed. The student will become familiar with the five stan-dard foot positions, timing concepts, dance ter-minology and the background of line dancing.#33436 $36 F 10:30am-11:20am 9/5-10/10 Jefferson Senior Center#34477 $36 F 10:30am-11:20am 10/17-11/21 Jefferson Senior Center

RosemalingThis course is intended for both the beginning and advanced student. Students learn to paint flowers and scrolls onto wood with oil paints. Instruction includes Telemark, Valdres, and Vest Adger style painting, shaded flowers and scrolls, thick/thin line work, brush strokes, color, shading, pattern application and background work. Students pro-vide their own supplies.#33283 $110 M 12:30pm-2:20pm 9/8-11/10 Fort Atkinson Senior Center#33284 $110 M 6:30pm-8:20pm 9/8-11/10 Fort Atkinson Senior Center

Sewing Individual ProjectsThis course is designed for the intermediate and advanced sewer. Short demonstrations, lectures and assistance to the student are given in all aspects of sewing. Students select their own projects. Students are responsible for bringing their own sewing materials; sewing machines are provided.#33255 $68 W 9:30am-11:20am 9/3-10/8 Fort Atkinson Senior Center#33285 $68 W 9:30am-11:20am 10/15-11/19 Fort Atkinson Senior Center

Furniture Refinishing/CaningLearn restoration techniques, including: removal of old finishes, apply artist’s oil, stains and select appropriate new finishes. Instruction is given for refinishing all types of wood furniture and per-forming minor repairs.#33286 $99 F 8:30am-11:20am 9/5-10/10 Madison College Fort Atkinson#33287 $99 F 8:30am-11:20am 10/17-11/21 Madison College Fort Atkinson

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Putting Your Garden to BedGarden soil needs to rest over the winter to pre-pare for spring planting and a bountiful harvest. Learn five simple steps to do now to make plant-ing easier in the spring.#35529 $26 T 6:30pm-9pm 9/30 Fort Atkinson Senior Center

WATERTOWN PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COURSESGraphic Design Career ExplorationConsidering a career in Advertising or Graphic Design? Wonder what it takes to be a graphic designer? This class is an exploration of the career options within the field of Graphic Design-from digital and multi-media design to environ-mental design and packaging. Find out what types of people make good designers, what non-design skills are needed, what a typical day is like and what type of education you need. High-school students welcome.#35633 $49 T 5pm-9pm 11/4 Madison College Watertown

Graphic Design for Non-DesignersLearn basic terminology and ins-and-outs of the graphic design process. Perfect introduction for Marketing and IT personnel working with a designer or employee, with no formal training, who has been asked to work on the corporate newsletter.# 35634 $149 T 6pm-8:30pm 11/11-12/16 Madison College Watertown

Adobe PhotoShop CS6 IntroStudents will explore topics such as adjusting color, adding and using layers, applying filters for different effects, dodging and burning, using gradients and cutting out sections of a picture. Intermediate-level computer skills are required.#35635 $135 S 9am-noon 10/4-11/1 Madison College Watertown

Photo Manipulation w/ PhotoshopIn this hands-on course, students will use Photoshop CS6 to create digital artwork from photographs that are provided and/or photo-graphs of their own. Techniques will include extraction, blending, layer masks, adjustment layers and many other Photoshop tools to glam-orize portraits, change mood, add drama, or create exotic art. Students are expected to have prior experience with Photoshop, such as having completed Adobe Photoshop Intro. Students are recommended to bring a removable USB storage device. #35509 $26 S 9am-12pm 9/20 Madison College Watertown

WATERTOWN ENRICHMENT COURSESComputer BasicsLearn how to turn the computer on and what to do next. No previous knowledge of computers is assumed. Emphasis on computer jargon and technology while learning the basic operations of the computer. Saving and opening docu-ments will also be covered.#34466 $68 S 8:30am-11:30am 9/27-10/18 Madison College Watertown

Point & Shoot Digital Camera BasicsThis is a basic course for those interested in using point-and-shoot (not SLR) digital cameras. Topics include the basics of digital camera photography, explanation of typical camera controls, creative modes, picture quality and how to review and retrieve photos from the camera. Students should bring their fully-charged digital camera, manual, charger/batteries and memory cards to class.#35489 $15 S 9am-11am 9/13 Madison College Watertown

Creative Writing 1Informal journaling to capture personal musing and observations. Write life experiences, family histories, memoirs, essays and short and long fiction. Items to be discussed include dramatic structure and elements of style, story universals – dialogue, narration and action, conflict in fic-tion and life stories and writing processes-orga-nizing and outlining.#34954 $68 R 7pm-9pm 9/18-10/23 Madison College Watertown

Spanish 1This class is designed for students with little or no previous knowledge of Spanish. This is an introductory course in Spanish language appro-priate to the students’ level, including basic commands, greetings, colors, numbers, parts of the body, family relationships, time and foods. Textbook is required.#34942 $89 MW 6pm-8pm 11/3-12/1 Madison College Watertown

Watercolor TechniquesStudents will learn painting with sponges and stick; uses of salt, masking gum, glazes and washes; fading out of color, working wet into wet and learning optional approaches for adding water and paint to paper. All levels welcome.#34483 $99 W 1pm-4pm 9/3-10/8 Watertown Senior Center#34484 $99 W 1pm-4pm 10/22-12/3 Watertown Senior Center

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Knitting & CrochetBeginning students learn equipment selection, basic knitting or crocheting stitches and pro-cesses, pattern interpretation, yarn study, per-fecting gauge and joining a seam. Each class starts with basic instructions and review and then moves on to more complicated concepts and projects. Students should bring size 7 or 8 knitting needles or a size G or H crochet hook and a ball of light colored worsted yarn to the first class.#33288 $57 T 6:30pm-8:30pm 9/9-10/7 Watertown Senior Center#33289 $57 T 6:30pm-8:30pm 10/21-11/18 Watertown Senior Center

Putting Your Garden to BedGarden soil needs to rest over the winter to pre-pare for spring planting and a bountiful harvest. Learn 5 simple steps to do now to make planting easier In the spring.#35580 $25 T 6:30pm-9pm 9/23 Madison College Watertown

Line DanceClass is geared to low impact line dancing. LD is choreographed dancing with a repeated sequence of steps moving singly in one or more lines, facing the same direction, all executing the same step. No partner needed or previous experience required.#33291 $36 R 12:30pm-1:30pm 9/11-10/16 Watertown Senior Center#34482 $36 R 12:30pm-1:30pm 10/30-12/11 Watertown Senior Center

MADISON PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT COURSESThe Business of Art: How to Plan, Launch & Grow a Creative BusinessThis course focuses on the importance of apply-ing business principles to your creative work, managing your finances, understanding tax as it applies to a creative business and marketing your services. All interest and experience levels welcome. Follow your dream and invest in what you love to do! #34587 $119 W 6pm–9pm 10/15–10/29 Truax Foundation Centre

Grant and Program EvaluationEvaluation components are the key to winning grant proposals and managing the award. Learn how to develop a winning evaluation strategy required by grant makers. Topics include: con-necting with stakeholders, grant outcomes, col-lecting and analyzing data, and use of the evalu-ation report. #34222 $60 T 5:30pm–8:30pm 12/2–12/9 Madison College West

Raising Operating and Sustaining Funds for Non-ProfitsParticipants will learn the fundamentals of pre-paring a successful development plan for their organization, including various fund raising techniques, individual giving, “Friends” organi-zations, “cause-related” funding, special events and projects, working with volunteers, raising fund with limitd resources, etc. #34576 $99 T 6pm–9pm 11/11–11/18 Madison College West

Strategic Planning for Non-ProfitsCourse topics include the components of a solid plan; writing goals and objectives; setting priori-ties; planning techniques; focus groups; writing the plan; implementation; market research and analysis; mission statement; SWOT analysis; commitment; evaluation. #34577 $49 T 6pm–9pm 12/2 Madison College West

Corporate Social Event PlanningFrom budget planning to on-site event execu-tion, learn what you should know as a corpo-rate social planner in charge of coordinating an employee event. This workshop includes a vari-ety of topics such as company liability issues, budget planning and contract negotiation. #34240 $30 R 6pm–9pm 11/6 Madison College West

Power of Positive RelationshipsThis workshop is designed to help participants improve relationships at work in order to build trust, become more productive and achieve bet-ter results. Managers, employees, or teams will benefit from learning how to focus on creating positive interactions in the workplace. #34585 $40 T 6pm–9pm 9/30 Madison College West

Everybody Wins: How to Turn Conflict into CollaborationThis module will help recognize common conflict situations between peers, teams and managers, and employees. You will learn to understand why conflict happens in the workplace, know how to change your perspective of conflict, iden-tify the three most common workplace conflicts, identify the five different ways people deal with conflict, use an “Everybody Wins” approach in conflict situations, and take personal responsi-bility for dealing with conflict. #34586 $30 T 6pm–9pm 10/7 Madison College West

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Time Management WorkshopProductive and optimal use of time and space has never been a more important skill than in our work and personal lives today. This work-shop will introduce the concepts for assessing time usage, tools to improve time management and using demonstrated methods to improve individual productivity. #34237 $30 W 6pm–9pm 11/5 Madison College West

Basic Okuma VMC OperationThe course provides the knowledge and skills required to set up and operate an Okuma Machining Center. Steps such as installing the appropriate tools correctly, establishing the pro-gram zero points, performing corresponding tool offsets and related machine safety procedures will be taught. Actual parts will be produced to proper specifications allowing for machine tool wear off-sets and program modification problem solving. #11201 $999 MTWR 8:30am–2:30pm 8/18 Truax Campus

Basic Okuma One-Touch IGF-MillingThe course provides the knowledge and skills required to “translate” a part drawing into a pro-gram capable of producing the finished prod-uct. The student will utilize Okuma’s One Touch IGF to conversationally define a list of required processes, cutting tools, and stock properties. This information is then assembled into a logi-cal / optimum sequence. This program then can be used to produce a finished part. The course emphasis is structured to include classroom instructional theory and hands-on operation of a P300 Okuma Machining Center Simulator. #11203 $999 MTWR 8:30am–2:30pm 8/11 Truax Campus

Resolving Workplace ConflictThis course teaches leaders how to recognize the signs of escalating conflict and take appro-priate action to minimize damage. #35146 $139 W 5:30pm–9pm 11/12 Madison College West

LEAN SIX SIGMA PROCESS IMPROVEMENT CERTIFICATIONComplete the Yellow Belt series of train-ing courses to either finish with the Yellow Belt certification or continue with additional coursework in the spring to pursue the Green Belt training and certification. This course uses a blended approach of sophisticated online modules (approximately 12-15 hours to complete) and classroom instruction. Some of the in-person meetings may not be required depending upon individual performance in the online modules. See madisoncollege.edu/lean-six-sigma-certificate for more information.

Yellow Belt Lean Six Sigma TrainingSix Sigma is a comprehensive and flexible sys-tem for achieving and sustaining bottom line results in your organization. Six Sigma is much more than a quality system, it is a disciplined, data driven approach and methodology for eliminating defects in any process. With an inno-vative combination of online learning modules and in-person meetings, participants will learn how to integrate Six Sigma methodologies for improvement of processes to better meet cus-tomer expectations and bottom-line objectives of their organization. #35215 $549 T 6pm–9pm 9/2, 9/16, 9/30, 10/21 & 11/11 Truax Foundation Centre

Yellow Belt Lean Six Sigma CertificationThis is the capstone course for Yellow Belt Lean Six Sigma Certification. Those who have com-pleted the Yellow Belt Training and do not intend to continue as Green Belts can complete their Yellow Belt Certification with this course. This session is not required of those who will pursue the Green Belt Certification. #35216 $295 S 8am–3pm 11/15 Truax Foundation Centre

DIETARY MANAGER CERTIFICATIONThese courses are part of the Dietary Manager’s Certificate program, designed for students interested in becoming certified by the Association of Nutrition and Foodservice Professionals (formerly the DMA). See madisoncollege.edu/eating-behaviors-technician-certification and madisoncollege.edu/dietary-manager-certification for program requirements and an application form.

Food Service Management 1This course reviews foodservice management principles including purchasing, standardized recipes, cost controls, budgeting, menu devel-opment, production sheets, etc. #33960 $300 9/2–10/7 Online

Food Service Management 2This course reviews food service management principles including; leadership, communications, emergency planning and personnel issues. #33961 $300 10/14–11/18 Online

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Health Care Interpreting: An Introduction to the ProfessionAre you bilingual? Have you ever been curious about interpreting, particularly in the health care field? Join us for an overview of the profession of medical interpretation. You just might find a whole new career for your set of skills! #34592 $40 S 9am–1pm 10/18 Madison College West

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Health Care Interpreting: EthicsLearning the Code of Ethics for Healthcare Interpreters is one of the fundamental steps for entering this profession. The principles and how to apply them as you work will have a huge impact on your success. In class emphasis will be placed on discussion of case studies and the development of critical thinking to make informed choices about the best course of action. Self-care techniques will be presented to help deal with the stresses of interpreting in the field of healthcare. No class pre-requisites. #34593 $65 S 9am–12pm 11/8–11/15 Truax Health Building

Spanish Medical TerminologyThis course is intended for health care profes-sionals or interpreters working with Spanish-speaking patients, but is open to anyone. It focuses on medical technical language in both English and Spanish. Students gain increased familiarity with medical terminology, thereby enhancing patient communication. Medical terminology will be presented according to body systems, clinical specialties and sub-specialties. The student will master both vocabulary and knowledge needed for a wide number of medi-cal settings. Bringing a laptop, tablet or iPad is recommended but not required. See registration page for textbook information.#34588 $199 R 5:45pm–7:15pm 9/18–11/20 Madison College West

BASIC TRAINING FOR HEALTHCARE INTERPRETERSIndividuals who do not hold a national certification or who are working toward completing their 40 hours of basic training will need language skills assessment and receive instructor approval prior to participation in Interpreting Skills 1 and 2. Visit madisoncollege.edu/health-care-interpreting to submit an assessment and instructor approval request online

Health Care Interpreting: Interpreting Skills 1This course is designed to teach new interpreters how to interpret consecutively in a medical set-ting. Emphasis will be placed on learning con-secutive technique, expanding medical vocabu-lary in both English and the target language, and learning how to manage the flow of conversation in the encounter. Participants will work exten-sively in small groups practicing with dialogues based on real-life medical encounters. Instructor approval required to take this course. #34597 $249 R 5:30pm–9:30pm 9/25–10/30 Truax Health Building

Health Care Interpreting: Interpreting Skills 2This course is designed to build on the skills new interpreters have acquired in Interpreting Skills 1. Emphasis will be placed on learning how to intervene and clarify appropriately, acquir-ing more advanced medical vocabulary in both English and the target language, and learning how to manage the flow of conversation when difficulties arise in the encounter. Participants will work extensively in small groups practicing with dialogues based on real-life medical encounters. Instructor approval required to take this course. #34598 $249 R 5:30pm–9:30pm 11/6–12/18 Truax Health Building

ADDITIONAL TRAINING FOR HEALTHCARE INTERPRETERSAdditional Training (CE) For Healthcare Interpreters. Visit madisoncollege.edu/health-care-interpreting to submit an instructor approval request.

Health Care Interpreting: Advanced EthicsAdvanced Ethics is designed for nationally certi-fied healthcare interpreters who are interested in expanding their understanding of the NCIHC Code of Ethics and how to put it to use in their work environments. All participants will be encouraged to present interpreting scenarios based on their personal experiences for class discussion. It is our goal to help continue developing the critical thinking skills that all healthcare interpreters need to effectively deal with the complex situations that are common in the field. National certification required to take this course.#34594 $35 T 5:30pm–8:30pm 10/28 Truax Health Building

HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTKi: Power of the HeartKi energy is at the core of Eastern Medicine; acti-vating it unifies the heart and body, enhancing innate healing ability. Learn eight practices that release stress and pain and stimulate natural life energy. The techniques are done sitting, standing or lying, singly or in pairs, and can be learned to use on yourself or others. Students should wear comfortable clothing to move in (no jeans).#35227 $179 M 6:30pm–8:45pm 9/15–10/27 Truax Health Building

Ki: Encounter your True SelfDiscover your true self by deepening the Ki uni-fication of your heart, body and spirit. Learn to empathize and care more for others in Heart of Communication practices, and create good fortune and futures for everyone. Side positions of sangha shiatsu will be taught and practiced. Students should wear comfortable clothing to move in (no jeans).#35228 $179 M 6:30pm–8:45pm 11/3–12/15 Truax Health Building

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Dementia Specialist: Best Practices for Direct Care StaffRecommended for direct-care staff, family and professionals dealing with affected individu-als, the Dementia Specialist Program provides comprehensive training on dementia, its impact on a person’s life, how to effectively communi-cate and build relationships with people with dementia and give them extraordinary care. The 15-hour program offers creative and interactive learning with many opportunities for skills appli-cation and team building. #34061 $150 S 8:30am–12:15pm 10/18–11/8 Madison College West

Phlebotomy RefresherThis course is for laboratory professionals who would like to update their phlebotomy skills, and phlebotomists who would like to review their current knowledge in preparation for tak-ing the phlebotomy national certification exam. In this innovative clinical refresher workshop, you will review content for certification, evalu-ate procedural mistakes that lead to analytical errors, discuss safety updates and enhance your professional and clinical skills. Successful par-ticipants receive a certificate of attendance and documentation for continuing education. #35226 $89 S 9am–4pm 11/8 Truax Health Building

COMPUTER SKILLS – PROFESSIONAL3D Modeling for 3D PrintingThis class will teach you 3D modeling in Blender and how to prepare models for 3D printing through Shapeways, a consumer printing service. You will learn the basics of geometric modeling, topology, and 3D sculpting. No investment in expensive software or previous 3D experience is needed to start printing your own ideas. From jewelry and art to gadgetry and figure models, this class will teach what you need, and by the end of this course, you will be able to print basic designs in any of the materials available at Shapeways. #35244 $149 M 6pm–9pm 9/8–10/6 Truax Foundation Centre

ANIMATION AND CARTOONINGIntroduction to CartooningThis introductory course will guide you through the process of creating sequential art including topics such as: 2D design and perspective, basic drawing techniques with pen and ink, figure drawing and character modeling, abstraction/props, shading/color, narrative development, story boarding, and panel arrangement. This course will give you the basic tools to develop your own cartooning style appropriate for com-ics, graphic novels, manga, etc. Students pro-vide their own supplies.#34610 $89 M 6pm–9pm 11/10–12/8 Downtown Education Center

Comic Book and Graphic Novel ArtThis course will guide students through the pro-cess of developing artwork for comic books and graphic novels. Through lectures, slideshows and demonstrations, we will examine both tra-ditional and modern methods and workflow for creating professional comic art. During lab time, students will work at their own pace to complete 1-3 pages of comic book continuity by the end of the course. Students provide their own supplies.#34302 $199 T 6pm–9pm 10/14–12/2 Downtown Education Center

Comic Book PencilingSo, you’ve always wanted to be a comic book artist! Here’s your chance to learn from a pro-fessional comic book artist, Jeff Butler. Aspiring cartoonists will work through the vital aspects of successful comic book penciling. Working from partial written scripts, students will learn to visu-ally break down and pace story elements. Areas of emphasis will include page design, visual “direction”, dramatic lighting and shadows and creating convincing environments. Students must provide their own supplies.#35121 $199 R 6pm–9pm 9/4–10/23 Madison College West

Sci-Fi and Fantasy ArtThis course is for budding artists who want to create their own extreme sci-fi art, whether it is for illustration, graphic novels or fine art. Core elements are explored through classroom dem-onstrations, focusing on creating ambiance and emotional response in your chosen environ-ment. Students are recommended to have some experience with the Adobe Photoshop program. Color printing will not be available; students should bring a flash drive.#34615 $99 M 6pm–9pm 9/29–11/3 Downtown Education Center

Digital Painting with Adobe SoftwarePrepare to look at digital art in a whole new light. This class is a beginner level exploration of the tools, theory, techniques and tricks of working with Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator. You will learn techniques for producing digital paint-ings and conceptual art by applying traditional art skills in a virtual environment. Be prepared to immerse yourself in practical assignments that will build your digital painting skills from the ground up. Familiarity with Adobe Photoshop or Illustrator is recommended but not required. Class is taught in a computer lab.#34611 $99 T 6pm–9pm 9/30–11/4 Truax Foundation Centre

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Toonboom IntroFrom traditional paper animation to stop-motion, bone manipulation, and even cutout style, Toon Boom Studio is a solution to your animation needs, and this class will teach you what you need to start creating right away. Draw, import, or even scan material to become part of your animation and learn how it all works together to create a high quality finished product. If you are interested in learning fundamentals of 2D animation with an intuitive interface, this class is for you. #35229 $149 R 6pm–9pm 10/30–12/4 Truax Foundation Centre

Autodesk 3D Studio Max IntroLearn the fundamentals of working with 3DStudio Max in this introductory course. This class will provide an overview of the many aspects of working in 3DS Max, ranging from modeling to animation. Through lectures, examples and in-class projects you’ll gain a solid understanding of working in 3D. Whether you wish to use your new skills at work or just for fun, this class is the perfect place to start. Students should bring their own flash drive.#34307 $179 M 6pm–9pm 9/22–10/27 Downtown Education Center

CULINARY KITCHEN BASIC SERIES

Culinary Kitchen Basics 1 Day one focuses on key culinary terminology, knife selection, sharpening and classic cuts plus kitchen equipment and pantry recommenda-tions. Class finishes with chef/instructor demo stir-fry meal utilizing product from student knife cut practice. On day two students will continue knife cut practice and learn to break down a whole chicken and then work in groups to make three preparations utilizing three different cook-ing methods (Asian Wings, Parmesan Crusted Chicken Breasts and Coq Au Vin). #35515 $130 S 9am–12pm 10/11–10/18 Truax Campus

Culinary Kitchen Basics 2 At the first meeting, students will practice break-ing down a whole chicken and work in groups to make three preparations utilizing three different cooking methods (Classic Roast Chicken, Grilled Chicken Chimichurri and Balsamic Poached Chicken). At the second meeting, students will learn to trim pork loins and tenderloins and then work in groups to make three preparations uti-lizing three different cooking methods (Seared Ancho Pork Tenderloin w/Maple and Porter Glaze, Baked Stuffed Pork Chops, Pork and Tomatillo Stew). #35516 $140 S 9am–12pm 11/8–11/15 Truax Campus

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Online RegistrationOnce you have created an account, go to our home page at madisoncollege.edu and click myMadisonCollege. If you have not yet done so, you will need to activate your myMadison-College account using the New student? Set up Access Now link on the myMadisonCol-lege web page to obtain your ID and pass-word. Then login to myMadisonCollege, Click Student Center, then click Enroll, choose the correct Nondegree semester, and enter the 5-digit class number as listed in this booklet.

Telephone Registration1-800-322-6282, ext. 7200 (Fort Atkinson), ext. 8000 (Watertown); Madison: 1-855-473-2301 TDD for Deaf and Hard of Hearing: use 711 (relay) Mon. – Thurs.: 8 am – 6 pm Fri.: 9 am – 4:30 pm Have your student identification number or Social Security Number ready.

Billing/InvoiceYou will receive a bill in the mail after you have registered. Fees listed are subject to change. Students are responsible for all tui-tion and fees unless they drop the class prior to the class start date, in which case fees may be reduced or refunded in accordance with the WTCS Refund/Reduction policy. If you do not officially drop a class, you will be billed for it even if you do not attend.

Cancellation PolicyWe must meet minimal enrollment requirements to run a class. If there are insufficient enrollments in a class, it will be cancelled four days prior to the start date.

Meeting DatesDays designated “R” and “U” stand for Thursday and Sunday, respectively.

Senior DiscountsStudents over 62 (and in many cases, over 60) receive a discount which varies depend-ing on the course. Contact 1-855-473-2301 for specific course pricing.

Class Refund/ Reduction ScheduleStudent Request Date . . . . Percent of Refund/

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Prior to class start date . . .100% refund.

Prior to 11% of class completed . . . . . . . .80% refund.

From 11% and prior to 20% . . . . . . . . . . . .60% refund.

This is the last period in which students may drop a degree credit class without receiving an official status of “W” (withdrawn) on their record.

After 20% of class completed . . No Refund. Dropping a degree credit class during this time will result in a “W” (withdrawn) on a student’s record. A student may drop a class prior to it being 90% completed.** NOTE: Often more than 20% of the potential class hours have expired prior to the end of the first class session.

NotesIn addition to convenient online manage-ment of your schedule, your myMadison College account on our website gives you access to a college email account and an online course search with additional infor-mation, such as room numbers and supply lists, for some courses.

If instructors do not contact students regard-ing supplies, supplies will be discussed at the first class. For many courses, additional supply information is available under my MadisonCollege.

If you have general questions about any of the classes listed, please call the Continuing Education office at 1-855-473-2301.

Corporate SuccessMany of the courses in this catalog are available to your business as contract training. For more information see madisoncollege.edu/business-industry-community-services.

WebsiteOur email subscribers and facebook follow-ers receive early notice of new schedule releases. For more course information including location maps, instructor profiles with photos from our classes, an e-mail contact form, or to join an email list, visit our Website: madisoncollege.edu/ce

Online Learning BadgesSome classes offer online badges that you can earn when you complete certain tasks. For more information go to: madisoncollege.edu/badges

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Fort Atkinson Chamber of Commerce244 North Main StreetFort Atkinson, WI 53538

Jefferson Senior Center859 Collins RoadJefferson, WI 53549

Madison College– Watertown 1300 West Main Street Watertown, WI 53098920-206-8000

Watertown Senior Center 514 South First Street Watertown, WI 53094

For Madison locations, see the Dane County Class Schedule at madisoncollege.edu/courses

Main Campus General Information: 608-246-6100

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Health Care Continuing Education CoursesFor the professional practitioner or personal/family health management n Prepare for national certifications n Certify acquired skills with digital badges n Plan ahead for next year

Classroom, online and hands-on instruction available in fields and areas such as:

Health Interpreter, Dementia Specialist, Dental Care, Eating Behavior, Dietary Management, Phlebotomy Refresher, Anesthetic Certification

Contact Maureen Reilly for more information at [email protected] or (608) 828-7913

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Madison Collee is Continuing Education · QuickBooks Intro Learn how to manage your business more effec - tively with one software package. This class will cover the basics of QuickBooks