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Continuing Education and Regional Development

Fall 2018 Continuing Education Classes

Classes held in:Bradford • St. Marys • Warren • Coudersport

Table of Contents Bradford: Workforce and Professional Development .............................2 Personal Enrichment .............................................................4 Youth Camps ..........................................................................6Off Campus Classes:St. Marys .................................................................................. 6Warren .......................................................................................7Coudersport ...............................................................................8

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Welcome!Welcome to our Fall 2018 class offerings. Companies and organizations that invest in their employees through training are those companies that are more successful! Ask your supervisor/manager to make an investment in you. We offer computer training, management and supervision training, and Lean Manufacturing training. All of our training programs can be customized and brought to your company or organization. Our personal enrichment programs give you the opportunity to relax and explore new talents. Register early to ensure that class will be held. Many fill quickly, so don’t wait. Register today. All the best,

Ray Geary, Executive DirectorThe mission of the Division of Continuing Education & Regional Development is to assist

individuals, organizations and businesses in our region to become more successful by providing education and training opportunities for workforce development, professional development,

personal enrichment, youth programming, and community engagement and to provide exceptional conferencing facilities and services to attract camps, conferences, and events to the Pitt-Bradford campus.

Coaching for Outstanding Performance NEW!Coaching helps supervisors and managers build confidence and competence in employees. This course demonstrates action steps to take when you want to help employees take on new responsibilities, accept changes in their jobs, solve problems on their own, and become more comfortable with calculated risks. Participants will learn the role of a coach in an organization (why it is important, and when to coach others), how to create a positive work environment through coaching, the value of asking questions & listening to people and skills you can use when coaching others.TH, 12/6, 8:30 AM – Noon, $179

The Power of Workplace Diversity, Inclusion and Culture NEW!Diversity and inclusion affect not only a business’s people and operations internally, but also its customers, suppliers, and other external stakeholders. This program is designed to present participants with a series of specific ideas to harness the power of a diverse workforce to increase productivity, creativity and problem-solving, attract and retain talent, build synergy in teams and enhance communication skills, and increase market share and create a satisfied diverse customer base. (Register 6 for the price of 5)W, 9/12, 8:30 AM – Noon $179

Principles of Mediation for Workplace Conflict Learn how the fundamentals of mediation can be applied to the conflicts that occur in most workplaces. We’ll review the process of mediation and various ideas, tools and techniques that allow for successful conflict management. We’ll also discuss how to address difficult people and varying cultural differences in the context of workplace disputes. Topics covered include conflict type, perception and meaning differences, background and starting point considerations, short-term and long-term solutions and mediation examples. Attendees will learn how to apply the fundamentals of mediation to resolve their disputes. This course is perfect for HR managers, operation managers, team leaders, executives, and other staff members who are working in teams.TH, 10/18, 9 AM – Noon, $99

Violent Workplace Emergencies — The Active Shooter Violent workplace emergencies are happening around the country every day. Is your business prepared? Have you thought of your company’s risk and liability in such an event? If you think, “this can’t happen to you” — you’re wrong! This course is designed to help businesses prevent, prepare for and react to a violent emergency at the workplace. Steps in identifying and mitigating risk, action planning, and reviewing policy and incident response protocol will be discussed, along with additional tabletop exercises.F, 10/26, 1 – 4:30 PM, $59

Workforce and Professional Development ClassesPrinciples of Lean Manufacturing (with simulation) NEW! Learn the basic understanding of lean manufacturing principles used to drive company improvement efforts. Participants will gain an understanding of lean methods, their purpose, and the problem that each tool is designed to solve. Topics will include Value stream mapping, workflow analysis and identifying waste, pull production and scheduling, 5S workplace organization, visual workplace and visual management, standard work, workforce flexibility and cross training, Kanban, SMED (Changeover time reduction), and mistake proofing. Participants will apply the principles in a simulated production environment designed to measure the effects of improvements by using the techniques in a systematic approach.T, 11/6, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM, $225

Problem Solving and Root Cause AnalysisLearn the basic concepts of problem solving and root cause analysis. By the end of this course, you will understand the plan-do-check-act process and how it is used to define a problem, analyze a problem, develop a plan to fix a problem, and implement a solution and conduct proper follow-up. The course will focus on the 5W2H process for problem investigation, use of cause-and-effect diagrams, 5 Why techniques and how to determine root cause and to develop permanent countermeasures that address the root cause. Learn the different sources of variation and how to use cause-and-effect logic to validate that a problem analysis was done properly. Participates will apply the principles to hands on exercises to reinforce the learning. Who should attend? Engineers, operators, supervisors, and managers. (Register 6 employees for the price of 5) 3 sessions F, 10/26 – 11/9, 8 – 11:30 AM, $299

Outcomes-Based Strategic Planning NEW!This program will help organizations approach strategic planning and program design with the right sequence of questions in mind. Those include, what are the specific outcomes that we aim to achieve, what actions do we need to take in order to get there and how will we measure our progress? We will cover defining mission and vision, setting ambitious targets and activities in support of desired outcomes, and identifying and serving both external and internal customers. Participants will also apply the key elements of a SWOT analysis (strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats) to establish specific, measurable and verifiable action plans that reflect organizational core values. (Register 6 for the price of 5)W, 9/12, 1 – 4:30 PM, $179

Succession Planning Process NEW!Succession planning is the process used to identify and prepare talent (candidates/employees) for key positions that become vacant as valued contributors leave an organization. This course focuses on how to establish a succession plan, identify and manage talent, and prepare people for new, key assignments. You will learn to about the key components of succession planning, conducting a “gap analysis,” the importance of a succession outline, the talent management process, the role performance appraisal can play, and steps involved in a personal development plan. (Register 6 employees for the price of 5).TH, 12/6, 1 – 4:30 PM, $179

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BRADFORDAll classes are held in the Seneca Building, 2 Main Street, Bradford unless noted otherwise.

Cybersecurity … Know before it’s Too LateCybercrime is on the rise. Do you have the tools and knowledge to ensure you are being safe? Learn the tools and best defense to protect yourself against these attacks. Knowing just a few tips and tricks goes a long way to protect yourself and to feel safe in the digital world. The information presented in this course will benefit every single person who uses a computer, tablet, smartphone, or any other means to access the web. No one is 100% safe; however, there are tools and tips to learn to protect yourself in the ever-changing digital world. T, 11/13, 5:30 – 8:30PM, $29

Computers? I Don’t Even Know How to Turn Mine on Computers are everywhere, whether it’s a tablet, smartphone, laptop, desktop, or food ordering terminal at your local convenient store. It would be difficult to go one day without seeing or using one of these devices. Come learn basic skills that will create a solid foundation. This course is for persons who are very new to the digital world and have little to no knowledge about computers. You will learn basic terms, web browsing, email set up, basic navigation of the Windows operating system, how to create a backup, and much more. Later in the course, you will learn some security tips and tricks on how to stay safe and secure while using your computer. In this course, you will be presented information via a Power Point and you will have the option for open discussion on any computer topics you would like to discuss.T, 11/6, 5:30 – 8:30PM, $25

Instagram and Facebook for BusinessIt is reported that there are 800 million active monthly Instagram users and 2 billion on Facebook. There is a good chance that many of YOUR clients are active on these platforms. They are looking at content, but are they looking at your content? This workshop will help you become better at using these platforms for business. We will go over best practices and also photography tips so that you can do better or start your first account. This informative class will be led by Donnie Rosie, a marketing director for a non-profit, a professional photographer, and a marketing consultant managing several Instagram accounts. M, 11/5, 6 – 8PM, $25

Introduction to Microsoft AccessLearn the many uses for the latest version of this powerful Microsoft program. Review new features for 2013/2016, and learn database terms and concepts, field types, data types, and data rules and conventions. Create a basic table, query, form, and report both by using wizards and by designing from scratch. We’ll also introduce you to table relationships. Learn how to sort and filter data to customize views. Get an introduction to editing a table, a form, and a query.TH, 10/25, 1 - 5PM, $75

Beginner Excel – Microsoft ExcelThis course will cover basic Excel screen overview, understanding and developing formulas, basic functions (sum, average, max, min), absolute and relative cell referencing, basic formatting and working with worksheets (inserting, renaming, deleting) and worksheet layout. This will be a fun-filled fast-paced introductory course.TH, 9/20 & 9/27, 1 – 3:30PM, $75

Intermediate Excel – Microsoft Excel 2In this course you will learn more advanced functions (IF, COUNTIF, SUMIF, VLookup, HLookup, etc.), more complicated formulas such as 3D formulas, how to do list processing, pivot tables and charting. You should have previous Excel experience or have taken the Introductory Excel I course. TH, 10/11 & 10/18, 1 – 3:30PM, $75

Microsoft Mini Bytes Classes Easily digestible bite-sized Microsoft classes focusing on a particular area of interest. All classes will be held in Room 200, Marilyn Horne Hall, Bradford.

Class Date Time Price Excel Macros TH, 9/20 10:30 – Noon $20 Excel Lookups TH, 9/27 10:30 – Noon $20 Word Tables & Charts TH,10/11 10:30 – Noon $20

ServSafe Certification The Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture regulations require the food service establishments employ at least one certified supervisory employee who has completed and passed an approved certification course. This ServSafe course, which meets that regulation, is for both new certifications and re-certifications of ServSafe. If your certification has expired, you will need to take the full course and exam. T, 10/23 & 10/30, 5 - 9 PM, $199Registration Deadline: 10/12

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Tai Chi for EveryoneLearn Tai Chi from our Confucius Scholars. Tai Chi has gentle stretching and circular movements, integrates the body and mind, has many different forms, and is enjoyable to practice. All previous students are welcome to attend this class for a refresher and advanced instruction. Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing and soft-soled shoes.10 SessionsM, 9/10-11/12, 6:30 – 7:30 PM, $595th Floor Ballroom

Beyond the calls – Using an iPhone EffectivelySure, we will guide you on using the basic calling features. But don’t you want more? The potentials for an iPhone user are limitless, but you need to know how to find the right apps to meet your needs, customize your settings to accomplish your tasks more effectively and become more comfortable using the touch inter-face. This class will do just that. Please bring your iPhone 5 or higher to class.T, 10/16, 6PM – 8PM, $25

Landscape Oil PaintingNo experience needed. All supplies will be provided for this class, in which you will begin and finish an 11x14 oil painting in the first session and a 16x20 oil painting in the second session. Join instructor Cindy Nowacki for this two-night relaxing and fun-filled class and take home a beautiful oil painting you create that will be ready for framing and display. Limited seats available.Session 1 - W, 9/19, 1 – 4 PM, $794th Floor Art Room, Seneca Building, BradfordorSession 2- W, 10/17, and TH, 10/18, 6 – 9 PM, $79Art Room 406, Marilyn Horne Hall

Pound Rockout WorkoutUsing Ripstix – lightly weighted drumsticks engineered specifically for exercising – Pound transforms drumming into an effective workout. Instead of listening to music, you become the music in an exhilarating full-body workout that combines cardio, conditioning, and strength training with yoga and Pilates-inspired movements. After you’re done rocking out in a 45-minute Pound class, you’ll have completed up to 15,000 reps, performed more than 30 extended interval peaks, and zipped through more than 70 techniques. Designed for all fitness levels. All equipment will be provided.M, W, 8/20-9/26, 5:30 – 6:30 PM, $695th Floor Ballroom

Canvas and Cookies for Young Artists, Ages 7-14Join us for a creative and fun painting class with Courtney Mealy. The class will have a different painting project. All supplies will be provided and cookies.F, 11/9, 6 – 8 PM, $25Art Room 406, Marilyn Horne Hall

Biological Art During this workshop, you will create a unique art piece using microbes. Over this two-week workshop, you will be able to make designs using bacteria and learn about the large variety of different microbes that make up our planet. No prior knowledge is required.All materials will be provided.M, 10/22 & 10/29, 6 – 8 PM, $49Art Room 406, Marilyn Horne Hall

Acrylic PouringThis new and exciting technique will have participants pouring paint onto the canvas instead of the traditional painting method. Each participant will create their own painting, and no two will ever look alike. Created by using fluid medium and silicone, acrylic pouring creates beautiful cells and abstract designs on the canvas. Come ready to get messy and create art!All supplies will be provided. W, 10/24, 6 – 8 PM, $25Art Room 406, Marilyn Horne Hall

Science Board Game Fun Come enjoy some science fun with a variety of science-themed board games. This is a casual, fun setting open to beginners and experts alike. Attendees are welcome to bring a game from home; however, games will be available at the workshop. No prior experience or science-knowledge necessary. All materials will be provided.M, 10/1 & 11/26, 6 – 9PM, $39Art Room 406, Marilyn Horne Hall

Bits of Bygone Bradford: NEW SERIES!This series is developed by the Bradford Landmark Society. Register for sessions individually or for all three at a discount. Light refreshments will be served.$15 per session or $40 for three sessionsTH, 10/4 - 10/18, 6:30 – 8:30 PM5th Floor Ballroom, Marilyn Horne Hall

Session I : October 4 Bad Bradford by Sally Costik. Wicked women and wild times were the hallmark of the early days in Bradford when “the air smelled of naughtiness and oil.” Learn what really happened back in those crazy oil boom days as Bradford struggled to become a city.

Bradford Firsts by Dean Fox. Did you know that Bradford can boast of being the “first” in many things, such as being the first to put oil in cans not glass jars? Learn all about our claim to be the first!

Session II: October 11, 2018The Good, the Bad, the Ugly and the Scary: The history of Allegany State Park. Bob Schmid, historian of the Park, for over 30 years will entertain you with stories of animals, ghosts, camping, and occasional mayhem at the park.

Passenger Pigeons by Isabelle Champlin. The history behind the now extinct passenger pigeon, once so numerous that their flocks blocked out the sun. Champlin will give an enthusiastic lecture on this remarkable bird.

Session III: October 18, 2018Rock City Park Rocks! By Cindy and Dale Smith. A popular attraction since 1890, these amazing rock formations have drawn visitors since the Victorian age – some coming by trolley! Cindy and Dale Smith, owners, director, and ranger, will entertain and educate you on this unique natural park.

Football at its Finest. John Place, associated with the Big 30 All-Star Charities Classic for 42 years, knows his football! He’ll share the history behind the rivalries, and the highlights of Bradford High School, St. Bernard, and Central Christian football teams throughout the years.


Personal Enrichment and RecreationBRADFORD

Stained Glass Mosaic Tile — BeginnerYou will learn how to create a 5x7 mosaic out of beautiful stained glass. Learn the art of gluing and grouting glass on a variety of surfaces to create wonderful and unique stained glass projects. All materials will be provided. No previous stained glass experience is necessary.W, 9/12, 6 – 9 PM, $454th Floor Art Room

Stained Glass Mosaic Tile — AdvancedIn this three-session class, participants will create a mosaic plaque with their own image. Instruction will focus on cutting, design, gluing and grouting techniques while using beautiful glass and tile materials. Students will leave with a ready-to-hang mosaic! Previous stained glass experience is necessary.W, 9/19, 9/26 & 10/3, 6 – 8 PM, $454th Floor Art Room

Intro to Drone Operation and PhotographyDrones are a growing sport, industry, and hobby with much to learn and understand. This is a short class to introduce drones and share tips on basic operations. We plan to cover some of the legalities of flying a drone, how to get an FAA Drone Pilot License, and gain some tips for great shots. You will also see examples of very successful drone photography/video. We will also cover recommended drones for purchase as well as what drones are good for different applications. Bring your drone if you have one, weather permitting we will plan on flying the second night. The class will be led by Donnie Rosie, an FAA Drone Licensed Pilot with experience in real estate photography and videography. With special guest and local expert Dave Wilkins.TH, 10/11 & 10/18, 6 – 7:30PM, $55

Watercolor PaintingIn this two-night class, we will explore the use of color and technique. The instructor will share her process of selecting the proper materials to get started and teach you how to create a unique color palette. You will apply watercolor to different surfaces using various techniques. No experience necessary, and all supplies will be provided. Limited seats available.M, T, 10/8 & 10/9, 6 – 8 PM, $454TH Floor Art Room

Yoga with Kathy Yoga with Kathy is a combination of Vinyasa and Hatha yoga. The flows (classes) link several poses together to create strength, flexibility, endurance and balance. Yoga with Kathy concentrates on breathing while focusing on all parts of the body. Each movement engages the mind and heart by learning to accept selves through noncompetitive, nonjudgmental classes.T, TH 8/28– 10/4, 5 – 6 PM, $595th Floor Ballroom

Prairie Point Christmas OrnamentThis is a step-by-step beginner’s class on sewing and folding a unique Christmas ornament. Using 5-inch squares of fabric, you will fold and sew your ornament. All materials and sewing equipment will be provided. W, 10/17, 6:00 – 9:00PM, $36Little Fabric Garden, 25 Main Street, Bradford

What’s in your Pond? Introduction to AlgaeDuring this workshop, you will learn about the colourful world of algae. We will discover the beauty of algae with its variety of colours, shapes and sizes. We will explore the biology of these unique organisms and learn about the amazing things algae can be used for, such as food, biofuels and cosmetics. No prior knowledge is required.All materials will be provided.M, 9/17 & 9/24, 6 – 9 PM, $49Art Room 406, Marilyn Horne Hall

Basic Digital PhotographyIf you are interested in learning more about how to use your digital camera besides just “pointing and shooting” then you will want to take this course. You will learn about framing, composi-tion, and creativity in taking great pictures. Topics will include taking not just good, but great pictures; introduc-ing basic camera functions and their uses; taking pictures beyond the ordinary; and handling special scenes, including backlit scenes, sports and action photos, family and children portraits, landscapes, close-ups, and macro photography. You will need to bring your own digital camera.TH, 11/1 & 8, 5:30 – 8:30PM, $75

Advanced Digital Photography Learn the creative side of using an adjustable 35mm digital SLR camera. You will learn how to use manual features of your camera to create custom compositions, set your own exposure settings (f-stops and shutter speeds), and ISO and modes. Find out more about manual focus vs. autofocus, use lenses available for your camera (wide, telephoto, zoom, macro, etc.) and how to use basic filters, close-up lenses, macro and flash photography. Also covered is composition and framing, such as the rule of thirds, using diagonals, etc. Students will be required to bring to bring their own Digital SLR cameras.TH, 11/15 & 29, 5:30 – 8:30PM, $75

Wellness ProgramWe are pleased to continue to offer our popular Wellness Program, which enables you to enroll in any one-credit physical education class* and have full access to all the facilities offered in the Richard E. and Ruth McDowell Sport and Fitness Center. This program is open only to participants 18 and older. You are required to complete a one-hour orientation program to become familiar with the facility, rules and proper use of equipment. *Enrollment in any of the physical education classes is optional.$225 per participantFall Term, 8/27 –12/14


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Off-Campus Classes(All classes held at the Community Education Center of Cameron and Elk Counties, 4 Erie Avenue, Suite 200, St. Marys)


Pets and Vets I and IISession I: for students who completed grades 1, 2, or 3 T - TH, 8/7 – 8/9, 8:30 AM – Noon, $84ORSession II: for students who completed grades 4, 5, or 6 T – TH, 8/7– 8/9, 1:30 – 5 PM Room 106D, Fisher Hall$84

X-Treme Science Camp Grades 2-6M – W, 7/23 – 7/25, 8:30 AM – Noon$85 per camper, $75 for each additional child in familyRoom 110, Swarts Hall

YOUTH CAMPS — AGES 6-17!

BRADFORD

Principles of Lean Manufacturing (with simulation) NEW! Learn the basic understanding of lean manufacturing principles used to drive company improvement efforts. Participants will gain an understanding of lean methods, their purpose, and the problem that each tool is designed to solve. Top-ics will include Value stream mapping, workflow analysis and identifying waste, pull production and scheduling, 5S workplace organization, visual workplace and visual management, standard work, workforce flexibility and cross training, Kan-ban, SMED (Changeover time reduction), and mistake proofing. Participants will apply the principles in a simulated production environment designed to measure the effects of improvements by using the techniques in a systematic approach.T, 9/18, 8:30 AM – 4:30 PM, $225

Computers? I Don’t Even Know How to Turn Mine on Computers are everywhere -- whether it’s a tablet, smartphone, laptop, desktop, or food ordering terminal at your local convenient store. It would be difficult to go one day without seeing or using one of these devices. Come learn basic skills that will create a solid foundation. This course is for persons who are very new to the digital world and have little to no knowledge about computers. You will learn basic terms, web browsing, email set up, basic navigation of the Windows operating system, how to create a backup, and much more. Later in the course, you will learn some security tips and tricks on how to stay safe and secure while using your computer. In this course, you will be presented information via a Power Point and you will have the option for open discussion on any computer topics you would like to discuss.TH, 11/8, 5:30 – 8:30PM, $25

Off-Campus Classes(All classes held at the Community Education Center of Cameron and Elk Counties, 4 Erie Avenue, Suite 200, St. Marys)

ST. MARYS

Global Game Jam NextParticipate in a new Global Game Jame event created for those 18 and under. The Global Game Jam is a world-wide event where teams compete to make the best game possible from concept to completion! Work together with a team to make your first video game! Work on paper prototyping, brainstorming, game design, and testing in two 8-hour sessions. Refresh-ments and lunch provided both days. Learn more here - http://ggjnext.orgAges 12-17S-SU, 7/28-7/29, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PMNo Cost Room 136, Swarts Hall

Cybersecurity … Know before it’s Too LateCybercrime is on the rise. Do you have the tools and knowledge to ensure you are being safe? Learn the tools and best defense to protect yourself against these attacks. Knowing just a few tips and tricks goes a long way to protect yourself and to feel safe in the digital world. The information presented in this course will benefit every single person who uses a computer, tablet, smartphone, or any other means to access the web. No one is 100% safe; however, there are tools and tips to learn to protect yourself in the ever-changing digital world. TH, 11/15, 5:30 – 8:30PM, $29

Problem Solving and Root Cause AnalysisLearn the basic concepts of problem solving and root cause analysis. By the end of this course, you will understand the plan-do-check-act process and how it is used to define a problem, analyze a problem, develop a plan to fix a problem, and implement a solution and conduct proper follow-up. The course will focus on the 5W2H process for problem investigation, use of cause-and-effect diagrams, 5 Why techniques and how to determine root cause and to develop permanent countermeasures that address the root cause. Learn the different sources of variation and how to use cause-and-effect logic to validate that a problem analysis was done properly. Participates will apply the principles to hands on exercises to reinforce the learning. Who should attend? Engineers, operators, supervisors, and managers. (Register 6 employees for the price of 5)F, 10/26 – 11/9, 1 – 4:30 PM, $299

Violent Workplace Emergencies — The Active Shooter Violent workplace emergencies are happening around the country every day. Is your business prepared? Have you thought of your company’s risk and liability in such an event? If you think, “this can’t happen to you”— you’re wrong! This course is designed to help businesses prevent, prepare for and react to a violent emergency at the workplace. Steps in identifying and mitigating risk, action planning, and reviewing policy and incident response protocol will be discussed, along with additional tabletop exercises.F, 10/5, 8 AM – 11:30 PM, $59

Google Tools 101Google may by the largest search engine on the internet, but it also offers the user an assortment of useful tools that promote a seamless work and living environment. In this class, you will learn to setup a Google account with the capabilities of email and creating Google docs. That’s just the beginning. From there you will learn how to search the internet effectively, use Google earth, and share documents with yourself and colleagues.T, 9/25, 6PM – 9PM, $29

Class Date Time Cost

Microsoft Excel 1 T, 10/2, 6-9 PM $55

Microsoft Excel 2 M, 11/5 5 – 9 PM $75

Microsoft Word 1 2013 T, 11/20 5:30 – 8:30 PM $55

Microsoft Word Tools and Charts T, 9/18 6-7:30 PM $20

Beyond the calls – Using an iPhone effectivelySure, we will guide you on using the basic calling features. But don’t you want more? The potentials for an iPhone user are limitless, but you need to know how to find the right apps to meet your needs, customize your settings to accomplish your tasks more effectively and become more comfortable using the touch inter-face. This class will do just that. Please bring your iPhone 5 or higher to class.T, 10/23, 6PM – 8PM, $25CEC Emporium, 221 East 2nd Street, Emporium, PA

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Job Costing NEW!The focus of this course to review the different types of job costing techniques and the pros and cons associated with each method. Topics covered will include the following: different job costing techniques and associated pros and cons (absorption-based accounting techniques, activity-based costing techniques, throughput accounting techniques), the application of estimating techniques, how to read and understanding bills of materials, how to develop and under-standing and use of labor standards, how to develop and understand the use of cost allocation techniques, and basic understanding of income statements and balance sheets. (Enroll 6 from the same employer for the price of 5)F, 10/5 – 10/19, 8:30 – Noon, $299


Off-Campus ClassesAll classes will be held at the Warren Forest Hi-Ed Council, 589 Hospital Drive, Warren, PA

WARREN

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WARREN / Off-Campus Classes — continuedProblem Solving and Root Cause AnalysisLearn the basic concepts of problem solving and root cause analysis. By the end of this course, you will understand the plan-do-check-act process and how it is used to define a problem, analyze a problem, develop a plan to fix a problem, and implement a solution and conduct proper follow-up. The course will focus on the 5W2H process for problem investigation, use of cause-and-effect diagrams, 5 Why techniques and how to determine root cause and to develop permanent countermeasures that address the root cause. Learn the different sources of variation and how to use cause-and-effect logic to validate that a problem analysis was done properly. Participates will apply the principles to hands on exercises to reinforce the learning. Who should attend? Engineers, operators, supervisors, and managers. (Register 6 employees for the price of 5)3 sessions F, 10/5 – 10/19, 1 – 4:30 PM, $299

Succession Planning Process NEW!Succession Planning is the process used to identify and prepare talent (candidates/employees) for key positions that become vacant as valued contributors leave an organization. This course focuses on how to establish a succession plan, identify and manage talent, and prepare people for new, key assignments. You will learn about the key components of succession planning, conducting a “gap analysis,” the importance of a succession outline, the talent management process, the role performance appraisal can play, and steps in-volved in a personal development plan. (Register 6 employees for the price of 5).TH, 10/11, 1 – 4:30 PM, $179

Violent Workplace Emergencies — The Active Shooter Violent workplace emergencies are happening around the country every day. Is your business prepared? Have you thought of your company’s risk and liability in such an event? If you think, “this can’t happen to you” — you’re wrong! This course is designed to help businesses prevent, prepare for and react to a violent emergency at the workplace. Steps in identifying and mitigating risk, action planning, and reviewing policy and incident response protocol will be discussed, along with additional tabletop exercises.F, 10/26, 8 AM – 11:30 PM, $59



Off-Campus Classes All classes held at the Potter County Education Council, 5 Water Street, Coudersport

COUDERSPORT

Succession Planning Process NEW!Succession planning is the process used to identify and prepare talent (candidates/employees) for key positions that become vacant as valued contributors leave an organization. This course focuses on how to establish a succession plan, identify and manage talent, and prepare people for new, key assignments. You will learn about the key components of succession planning, conducting a “gap analysis,” the importance of a succession outline, the talent management process, the role performance appraisal can play, and steps in-volved in a personal development plan. (Register 6 employees for the price of 5).TH, 11/8, 1 – 4:30 PM, $179

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The University of Pittsburgh, as an educational institution and as an employer, values equality of opportunity, human dignity, and racial/ethnic and cultural diversity. Accordingly, the University prohibits and will not engage in discrimination or harassment on the basis of race, color, religion, national origin, ancestry, sex, age, marital status, familial status, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, genetic information, disability, or status as a veteran. The University also prohibits and will not engage in retaliation against any person who makes a claim of discrimination or harassment or who provides information in such an investigation. Further, the University will continue to take affirmative steps to support and advance these values consistent with the University’s mission.

Additional Continuing Education Services

Continuing Education and Regional Development is much more than just noncredit classes. Contact us for more information

about these additional services:

Customized Workforce TrainingCustomized Training for Business and Industry Pitt-Bradford offers “Best in Class” Customized Training To meet your business and industry’s specific needs (On site Consultation and Training Available.) For More Information: [email protected] OR 814.362.5198

• Statistical Process Controls • Problem Solving/Root Cause Analysis• Project Management• Operational Excellence• Supply Chain Excellence• Job Coasting• Value Stream Management • Total Production Management• Principles of LEAN Manufacturing• Changeover Reduction• Basic Industrial Math• Blue Print Reading I & II• Six Sigma Green Belt• ISO 9000 - 20

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www.ed2go.com/upb/find the class you’d like to take, register online and call us to finalize your registration. Most classes are only $90, and you learn at your own pace.

These are only a sampling of classes that are offered!

Original Title: A to Z Grant Writing .................................................90.00A to Z Grant Writing II - Beyond the Basics .....................................90.00Computer Skills for the Workplace ................................................90.00Introduction to Microsoft Excel 2016 ..........................................129.00Advanced Microsoft Excel 2016 ..................................................129.00Introduction to QuickBooks 2018 .................................................115.00Intermediate QuickBooks 2018 ....................................................115.00SAT/ACT Prep Series ....................................................................199.00

Computerized CLEP TestingPitt-Bradford is a CLEP site. Take your test here, get a satisfactory score, and earn 3 to 12 college credits toward your college degree for each CLEP exam you take, depending on the subject. To schedule an exam, call us today. Most exams cost $100.

Conference Services Are you looking for a first-class facility to hold your next event or conference?

Pitt-Bradford’s Conference Services can help you. Our Conference Services team offers the personal attention you want. In addition to our experienced program planners, we offer

• World-class facilities and accommodations only 20 minutes from Brad-ford Regional Airport

• Leading-edge technology for versatile event planning• Premier in-house catering services with diverse menu selections• Top-tier housing for convenient overnight stays• NCAA-regulation athletic fields and facilities• Facilities within walking distance of each other• Laundry service, free parking and 24/7 campus police• Coordination of contracted services such as shuttle service,

entertainment, golfing and more

Contact Conference Services to start planning your event today. 814.362.0990

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Mail:University of Pittsburgh at BradfordDivision of Continuing Education & Regional Development300 Campus Drive, Bradford, PA 16701

Phone: (814) 362.5078

Fax: (814) 362.0914

Email: [email protected]

Office Location:

Pitt-Bradford - Continuing Education & Regional DevelopmentMarilyn Horne Hall– Room 2292 Marilyn Horne WayBradford, PA 16701

Payments, Refunds and Cancellations:

Payments and/or billing arrangements must be made at the time of registration. You can pay for the program using check, money order or credit card. Refunds will be issued if the course is cancelled by the University or if the course is dropped before the cancellation deadline. Noncredit programs are subject to cancellation by the University for justifiable reasons such as insufficient enrollment. If you need to cancel your registration for a noncredit program, please notify Continuing Education 10 business days before the start of the program. If cancellation occurs fewer than 10 business days before thestart of the program, no refund will be issued.

Registrations will be accepted on a first-come, first-served basis and are subject to class availability

Fall 2018 Registration Form

Continuing Education & Regional Development800.872.1787 / 814.362.5078 / [email protected]

University of Pittsburgh at BradfordContinuing Education & Regional Development300 Campus DriveBradford, PA 16701

p: 814.362.5078 f: 814.362.0914 e: [email protected]

We Offer:• Workforce and Professional Development Training• Customized Training for Industries• Personal Enrichment Opportunities• WEDnet PA Guaranteed Free Training Grants• Conference Planning Services• Summer and Youth Camps

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