FALL 2019 Course Catalog

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Table of ContentsDear Lifelong Learners,

Thank you for joining us for another semester of Lifelong Learning courses! As fall approaches and we begin to see hints of change, I’d like to highlight three ways in which USI Lifelong Learning is evolving to meet your personal and professional pursuit of knowledge.

First, you’ll find that some of our course listings are no longer limited to fall, spring or summer. We understand the importance of scheduling, and by providing extended notice of course offerings whenever feasible, we hope to enable you to achieve your goals in the time that fits your needs. Keep in mind that new courses and additional dates are added in real time throughout the year on the website and are more up-to-date than the snapshot in time that the print catalog allows.

Find the most up-to-date listings at USI.edu/lifelonglearning.

Second, you’ll find that our online course offering is continuing to grow. Since we have more online course offerings than space to print them, you’ll find that we’ve added a “Featured Online Noncredit Courses” section which highlights some of the most popular of more than 500 courses and certificates available.

Find featured online noncredit course listings at USI.edu/featured-online.

Find all of our online noncredit course listings at USI.edu/lifelonglearning-online.

Third, I want to remind our regional businesses and organizations that nearly all of our seat-based courses can be customized to meet your employees’ training needs. We develop site-specific and job-specific training to assist you in achieving your goals.

More information is available at USI.edu/custom-training.

We are available to assist you with questions by phone during our regular business hours at 812-464-1989.

Thanks for your commitment to lifelong learning!

Dawn Stoneking

Interim Associate Provost for Outreach and Engagement and Director of Lifelong Learning

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F itness and rec reat ionINTRODUCTION/INTERMEDIATE YOGA NO� FIT381 New to yoga or fallen out of practice? This class is the perfect way to ease into a yoga routine. Basic poses are taught and practiced. Poses are accessible to those with and without experience. Yoga helps to regain core strengths that are lost over time, increase flexibility and balance, while gaining peace of mind. Learning breath work will increase relaxation of the whole body. Participants should be comfortable getting up and down from the floor. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat and towel to class.

Instructor: Dana Tang Dates and Time:No. FIT381.009: Monday, Wednesday, September 9-25; 5-6 p.m. No. FIT381.010: Monday, Wednesday, October 7-23; 5-6 p.m. No. FIT381.011: Monday, Wednesday, November 4-20; 5-6 p.m. No. FIT381.012: Monday, Wednesday, December 2-18; 5-6 p.m. Location: USI University Center East, 2217-2218 Registration Fee: $54 Register: USI.edu/yoga

TAI CHI NO� FIT370If you’re looking for a way to reduce stress, consider Tai Chi. Originally developed for self-defense, Tai Chi has evolved into a graceful form of exercise. It involves a series of movements executed in a slow, rhythmic and focused manner together with deep breathing. Each movement flows into the next to ensure that your body is in constant motion.

Instructor: Ron WeatherfordDates and Time:No. FIT370.001: Monday, September 16-October 7; 5-6 p.m. No. FIT370.002: Monday, October 21-November 11; 5-6 p.m. Location: USI University Center East, 2206Registration Fee: $45Register: USI.edu/taichi

BEGINNING GOLF NO� FIT360 Get into the swing with professional instruction on golf equipment, terminology, rules and etiquette. Lab sessions cover clubs, grip, stance, swing, timing and rhythm, pitching, pitch and run, sand shots, chip shots and putting. Bring all your clubs to the first session. Clubs not provided.

Instructor: Scott Culley, Tee Time Golf Complex Pro Date and Time: No. FIT360.001: Wednesday, September 18-October 23; 5:30-6:30 p.m. Location: Tee Time Golf Complex, Tee Time Lobby Registration Fee: $125 Register: USI.edu/beginninggolf

ON-COURSE GOLF LESSONS NO� FIT361This class is specially designed for you to fine tune your golf swing and improve your game tremendously. Learn golfing etiquette as you play on the course with others in a non-threatening environment.

Instructor: Scott Culley, Tee Time Golf Complex Pro Dates and Time:No. FIT361.001: Wednesdays, September 18-October 9; 7:15-8:15p.m. Location: Tee Time Golf Complex, Tee Time LobbyRegistration Fee: $90Register: USI.edu/golf

SAILING SCHOOL NO� FIT348Spend an exciting weekend in intensive instruction, both on shore and on the water at Kentucky Lake. For beginners or experienced sailors. Meals and lodging are not included in registration fee. Enrollment is limited.

Instructor: Tom RiversDates and Time:No. FIT348.001: Saturday, Sunday, October 19-20; Saturday: 8:30 a.m.-8 p.m., Sunday: 8 a.m.-NoonLocation: Kentucky Lake, Kentucky, Lighthouse LandingRegistration Fee: $225Contact Tom Rivers at trivers@usi.edu before registering.Register: USI.edu/sailing

Personal Enr ichmentINTRO TO PHOTOGRAPHY NO� ALP422 Whether you own a point-and-shoot or an advanced DSLR, this class will equip you with a better grasp of your chosen tool and the necessary skills to obtain successful images by studying composition, lighting, exposure and your camera’s settings. Assignments will be given and critiqued so please bring a flash drive, camera and your camera’s user manual. Although we will focus on core photography rules and practices, we will discuss the work of great photographers alongside your own work in order to understand the foundation of composition to create your own compelling imagery.

Instructor: Aleisha Jones Dates and Time: No. ALP422.001: Monday, September 23-October 14; 6-8 p.m. Location: USI University Center East, 2206 Registration Fee: $62 Register: USI.edu/introphoto ALL THINGS GOOGLE NO� ALP425 So, you have a Google email account, now what? In this class you will learn the ins and outs of Gmail and Google drive with a Google Certified Educator. Gmail, Google docs, Google apps and extensions will be explored.

Instructor: Jennifer Gossman Dates and Time: No. ALP425.001: Tuesday, October 1; 6-8 p.m. Location: USI University Center East, 2205 Registration Fee: $45 Register: USI.edu/google

DIVING DEEP INTO YOUR GOOGLE ACCOUNT NO� ALP428 Once you have a basic understanding of Google applications, you are ready to dive deep! Learn how to use your drive by creating and sharing documents, creating folders and using your mobile device with Drive. Advanced features including forwarding, signatures, filter and add-ons. This class also will review creating and sharing calendars and creating events.

Instructor: Jennifer Gossman Dates and Time: No. ALP428.001: Tuesday, October 29; 6-8 p.m. Location: USI University Center East, 2205 Registration Fee: $45 Register: USI.edu/googledrive

INTRO TO WEB DEVELOPMENT NO� ALP440 During this class you will be introduced to creating user interfaces, no-code technologies like Wordpress and Wix and custom code technologies like HTML and CSS. Materials Needed: Computers will be provided, or you may bring your own laptop.

Instructor: Dana Tang Dates and Time: No. ALP440.001: Monday, Wednesday, September 30-October 2; 6-8 p.m. Location: USI University Center East, 2229 Registration Fee: $65Register: USI.edu/webdevelopment MAKE A BASIC WEBSITE FROM SCRATCH NO� ALP441 During this class you will make a basic website using HTML and CSS and host it on a free server so you can show off your website to friends and family once the class is over. Materials Needed: Computers will be provided, or you may bring your own laptop.

Instructor: Dana Tang Dates and Time: No. ALP441.001: Monday, Wednesday, October 7-9; 6:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m.Location: USI University Center East, 2229 Registration Fee: $65Register: USI.edu/webdesign

ESSENTIAL OILS: 101 NO� ALP408Everyone is talking about essential oils these days. In Essential Oils: 101 you will learn what they are, how to utilize them and how to recognize pure brands to buy. You also will learn about and smell some of the most commonly used essential oils. Ages 18 and over.

Instructor: Sarah LoehrDates and Time:No. ALP408.001: Tuesday, November 5; 6-7:30 p.m.Location: USI University Center East, 2206Registration Fee: $30Register: USI.edu/essentialoils

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Personal Enr ichmentMAGIC! MULTI-ABILITY, MULTI-GENERATIONAL, INCLUSIVE COMMUNITIES NO� HP490 A highly interactive and dynamic introduction to the MAGIC pilot project between Dr. Bill Thomas and USI. Participants (USI students, faculty and community members) will explore the complexity of building inclusive communities for people of different ages, abilities and backgrounds together, and learn what they can contribute to the process.

Instructor: Kyrie Carpenter Dates and Time: No. HP490.003: Friday, Saturday, November, 8-9; Friday 3-8:30 p.m., Saturday 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Location: USI Health Professions Center, 1079 Registration Fee: $20 This course will be offered as a two-day intensive intergenerational class open to students, community members and USI employees. Register: USI.edu/magic

SOCIAL SECURITY PLANNING FOR BOOMERS NO� ALP502 After being told for years that Social Security is going broke, baby boomers are realizing that it will soon be their turn to collect. The decisions you make now can have a tremendous impact on the total amount of benefits you stand to receive over your lifetime. This informative seminar covers the basics of Social Security and reveals strategies for maximizing your benefits including: factors to consider when deciding when to apply for benefits; when it makes sense to delay benefits and when it does not; why you should always check your earnings record for accuracy; how to estimate your benefits; how to coordinate benefits with your spouse; how to minimize taxes on Social Security benefits; and how to coordinate Social Security with your other sources of retirement income.

Instructor: John Schutz Dates and Time: No. ALP502.001: Thursday, September 26; 6-7:30 p.m. No. ALP502.002: Wednesday, October 2; 6-7:30 p.m. No. ALP502.003: Monday, October 21; 6-7:30 p.m. No. ALP502.004: Thursday, November 21; 6-7:30 p.m.No. ALP502.005: Monday, January 20; 6-7:30 p.m.No. ALP502.006: Thursday, January 23; 6-7:30 p.m.No. ALP502.007: Saturday, January 11; 10 a.m.- 12:30 p.m.No. ALP502.008: Thursday, February 13; 6-7:30 p.m.Location: USI University Center East, 2219-2220 Registration Fee: $19 The registration fee is $19 for an individual or $24 for two registering together and sharing materials. To receive the discount, use promo code Boomers19 when registering the second person. Register: USI.edu/socialsecurityplanning

PASSPORT TO RETIREMENT NO� ALP501 Preparing for retirement is one of the most important concerns we have today. Retirement costs are rising, the future of Social Security is uncertain and many people have not accumulated the savings they will need to enjoy the retirement lifestyle they deserve. Join investment professionals for this introduction to the concepts and practices that will help make retirement possible and comfortable. You’ll learn how to get the most from guaranteed investments, tax-free income and estate planning. For those already retired or planning to retire in the next 10 years, the seminar takes a conservative approach to wise money management in addition to identifying lifestyle issues facing mature Americans. The registration fee includes an in-depth workbook with valuable exercises and worksheets.

Instructor: John Schutz Dates and Time: No. ALP501.002: Tuesday, October 8-22; 6-8:30 p.m. No. ALP501.001: Wednesday, October 30-November 13; 6-8:30 p.m.No. ALP501.003: Wednesdays, January 29- February 12; 6-8:30 p.m.No. ALP501.004: Saturdays, February 22- March 7; 9 -11:30 a.m.Location: USI University Center East, 2219-2220 Registration Fee: $69 The registration fee is for an individual OR two registering together and sharing materials. Second person registering use Promo Code ALP501 Register: USI.edu/passporttoretirement

HEALTH CARE IN RETIREMENT NO� ALP553 Health care: The retirement wildcard. This course provides guidance on the possible implications and solutions to funding health care during retirement. Participants will learn how to quantify their health care cost exposure and strategies for funding health care cost during retirement. During this course the following topics will be covered: health care costs, Medicare overview, long-term care, social security and steps you can take to prepare.

Instructor: Randall Haaff Dates and Time: No. ALP553.001: Thursday, November 14; 6-7:30 p.m. Location: USI University Center East, 2219-2220 Registration fee: $19 The registration fee is $19 for an individual or $24 for two registering together and sharing materials. Use promo code HealthRet19 to register the second person for $5. Register: USI.edu/healthcareinretirement

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Personal Enr ichmentSUDDENLY SINGLE - PREPARING FINANCIALLY FOR THE NEXT STAGE NO� ALP564Divorce or widowhood can find a woman in a completely different financial situation than what she’s been accustomed to. Recent research shows that some women encounter a drop in overall income, wealth and retirement security after these life events. However many others transition successfully into independent financial security with confidence about their future. The primary factor is to take positive actions as soon as possible. Placing attention on a few financial basics is an important first step. For women who have previously shared financial responsibilities with a significant other, it can be reassuring to create a solid base before addressing more complex issues. Having a solid understanding of the financial basics can serve as a first step to wealth building and provide some flexibility in the big picture of financial management. This course will cover the following topics: creating a net worth statement, building a budget, evaluating emergency savings, understanding credit scores, investing for the future, protecting financial security.

Instructor: Amy BouchieDates and Time:No. ALP564.001: Wednesday, November 20; 6-7:30 p.m.Location: USI University Center East, 2207Registration Fee: $19Register: USI.edu/suddenlysingle

HISTORIC TOURS Historic New Harmony conducts guided tours starting from the Atheneum Visitors Center daily, March–October. For the months of November and December, tours will only be given on the weekend (Saturday and Sunday). Tours include an orientation film at the Atheneum Visitors Center, Atheneum exhibits, special programming (if available) and access to numerous historic sites and special exhibits. Visitors should set aside approximately two hours for a typical tour. Tours are not conducted on the following days: Thanksgiving, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, the day after Christmas, New Year’s Eve, New Year’s Day and Easter. For more information call the Atheneum Visitors Center at 812-682-4474.

Visit: USI.edu/historictours

ATHENEUM 40TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION Historic New Harmony invites you to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Atheneum, a masterpiece of modern architecture in New Harmony, Indiana with a speaker series October 10-12 and a black and white gala on October 12. The speaker series will feature key representatives from the world of architecture, artists and role models who strive to make a difference in preservation, art, design and our world. Funds raised from the gala will be used toward the repairs needed for the Atheneum to ensure this iconic building remains a vibrant part of the New Harmony landscape for many years to come.

Visit: USI.edu/atheneum40 or call 812-682-4488

ONLINE LEARNING Learn from home or your desk at work, on your schedule. All you need is an email address and a computer with a reliable internet connection to get started. USI offers courses and certificate programs from several providers to meet a wide variety of professional development needs and goals. The list below is just a sampling of the many educational opportunities available:

• Internet and Computer

• Writing

• Test Prep

• Personal Enrichment

Complete listing: USI.edu/lifelonglearning-online

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Profess ional developmentLEADERSHIP SKILLS FOR THE NEW LEADER CERTIFICATE NO� CLE400 For new or prospective leaders, this course is ideal for building the knowledge and skills needed to launch a successful management career. The following topics are explored: primary roles and responsibilities, resources and information needed, supervising former peers, developing action plans, resolving conflict, appropriate use of various communication methods, interpersonal relationships, providing feedback for performance improvement, leading teams, delegating tasks, training and monitoring employees and more.

Instructor: Tammy Pickering, Pam Goedde Dates and Time: No. CLE400.001: Fridays, October 25-November 1; 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Location: USI @ Innovation Pointe, 318 Main Street, Innovation Lab, Second Floor Registration Fee: $399 Registration includes refreshments and lunch. Register: USI.edu/newleader

BUSINESS WRITING CERTIFICATE NO� CER502 Writing is one of the primary ways you communicate with others. This course will equip you with the skills to create clear, concise and professional business documents. The course covers the following: preparing to write, collecting information, overcoming writer’s block, using business formats, revising documents and improving their overall visual appeal.

Instructor: Tammy Pickering Dates and Time: No. CER502.001: Tuesdays, October 15-November 5; 6-9 p.m. Location: USI @ Innovation Pointe, 318 Main Street, Innovation Lab, Second Floor Registration Fee: $379 Register: USI.edu/businesswriting

PROFESSIONAL PRESENTATION SKILLS CERTIFICATE NO� CER501 Giving presentations gives you a chance to share ideas, solve problems and build more effective relationships. Do not let your nervousness and fears of public speaking keep you from seizing those opportunities. This certificate program will help you overcome fears of speaking in front of groups. You will learn techniques to tap into your strengths and your personal connection to your topic and your audience.

Instructor: Tammy Pickering Dates and Time: No. CER501.001: Thursday, October 10-31; 6-9 p.m. Location: USI @ Innovation Pointe, 318 Main Street, Innovation Lab, Second Floor Registration Fee: $379 Register: USI.edu/presentationskills

CUSTOMER SERVICE EXCELLENCE CERTIFICATE NO� CER509 Customer Service is not a department, it is a philosophy to be embraced by every employee, from the CEO to the most recently hired. The average company loses up to half of its customers every year due to poor customer service, equating to $75 billion in annual losses. Having well trained and skilled employees who can handle a variety of situations while reflecting a positive image for the company are a true asset. Poor employee behavior or employees who lack customer service skills can damage a company’s reputation.

This course teaches staff how to provide excellent customer service and professional behavior through the following topics:

• Customer Support Skills Training– Participants will develop an understanding of company goals and customer expectations for both internal and external customers. They will learn the importance of telephone etiquette and building rapport with customers.

• Corporate Behavior and Customer Service Standards– Learn the science of behavior and the benefits of customer service standards as they relate to customers and companies. Poor behavior leads to a negative reputation.

• Dealing with Customer Objections– Participants will learn to understand customer objections, recognize strategies to overcome objections and learn to deflate objections to close the sale. Part of overcoming objections is understanding the factors behind them.

Instructor: Delana Schutte-Smith Dates and Time: No. CER509.001: Thursday, November 7; 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Location: USI @ Innovation Pointe, 318 Main Street, Innovation Lab, Second Floor Registration Fee: $249 Register: USI.edu/customerservice

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Profess ional developmentHAVING DIFFICULT CONVERSATIONS CERTIFICATE NO� CER507 When dealing with people, one of the most difficult things we do is address a problem through feedback. Most people are uncomfortable with giving difficult feedback, especially when dealing with difficult personality types. However, most problems never go away without confronting them. This course is designed to teach fundamental skills to execute difficult conversations.

Instructor: Kathleen Lapekas Dates and Time: No. CER507.001: Monday, November 25; 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Location: USI @ Innovation Pointe, 318 Main Street, 2nd Floor Classroom Registration Fee: $249 Register: USI.edu/difficultconversations

HUMAN RESOURCES FOR THE NON-HR MANAGER CERTIFICATE NO� CER505 Employees are often promoted into management roles with little training in human resources, yet managing people is a primary responsibility on which their success depends. If managers do not understand employment laws and concepts such as ADAAA, FCRA, implied contract, BFOQ, protected class, FLSA or discrimination, they may be unintentionally placing their employers at risk. In this course, managers will learn about federal and state employment laws as well as the importance of implementing effective HR practices from employee hiring through separation. Special emphasis will be given to the importance of maintaining a harassment-free, discrimination free workplace.

Instructor: Kathleen Lapekas Dates and Time: No. CER505.001: Tuesday, November 26; 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Location: USI @ Innovation Pointe, 318 Main Street, 2nd Floor Classroom Registration Fee: $249 Registration includes The Big Book of HR, refreshments and lunch. Register: USI.edu/nonHRmanagerMembers of the Tri State Manufacturers Alliance receive a 10 percent discount. Use promo code TSMA.

WORKFORCE RELATIONSHIPS CERTIFICATE NO� CER503 Knowing oneself and understanding others is the key to teamwork. During this course, we will cover the following topics:

HOW– Through the Myers-Briggs inventory, you will learn HOW you get your energy; HOW you take in information; whether you are a detail-oriented or big picture person; and HOW or if you plan your day.

WHAT– Through the DISC inventory, you will learn in WHAT way your preferences manifest themselves by being either a Dominant, Influencing, Steady or Conscientious person.

WHY– Through the Emotional Intelligence inventory, you will learn WHY it is important to understand that your behavior affects your coworkers.

WHO– During this session on Generations in the Workforce, you will understand how those from the four different generations approach work and life.

By completing this certificate program, you will become a more effective team player. This certificate program is appropriate for those who work as part of a team and for those who supervise a team.

Instructor: Tammy Pickering, Pam Goedde, Kathleen Lapekas Dates and Time: No. CER503.001: Fridays, November 8-15; 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Location: USI @ Innovation Pointe, 318 Main Street, 2nd Floor Classroom Registration Fee: $799 Register: USI.edu/workforcerelationships Registration includes all assessments and reports, refreshments and lunch. Members of the Tri-State Manufacturers Alliance receive a 10 percent discount for this course. Use promo code TSMA.

TIME MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE NO� CER506 Do you feel overwhelmed by a growing list of tasks? When busy workdays come to an end, do you find you are no closer to completing important projects? This course will teach you proven time management strategies and techniques for making the best use of your time. You will learn ways to take control of your workload by setting priorities and eliminating common obstacles that stand in the way of increased efficiency and productivity.

Instructor: Tammy Pickering Dates and Time: No. CER506.001: Tuesday, November 12; 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Location: USI @ Innovation Pointe, 318 Main Street, 2nd Floor Classroom Registration Fee: $249 Registration includes refreshments and lunch. Register: USI.edu/timemanagement

WORKFORCE RELATIONSHIPS CERTIFICATE

“The Workforce Relationship course was very insightful; the instructors made the material very relatable and demonstrated how the tools and skills could be implemented in a work environment. After accepting a new role at work that requires more presentations with the customer, I knew I needed to improve my business communications. I was a little nervous since this was my first time in a classroom for over 25 years, but I am glad I chose this course.”

—Leah Hostettler, Service Manager King’s Great Buys Plus

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Profess ional developmentPROBLEM SOLVING AND DECISION MAKING CERTIFICATE NO� CER504 Problem solving and decision making are critical skills for employees in today’s workplace. The rapid pace of changes has placed a greater emphasis on the need to approach problems quickly while considering alternative options before making a decision. This newly developed certification program enables learners to increase the speed and quality of decisions made to solve problems their teams encounter in the workplace.

Instructor: Tammy Pickering Dates and Time: No. CER504.001: Thursday, November 14-21; 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Location: USI @ Innovation Pointe, 318 Main Street, Innovation Lab, Second Floor Registration Fee: $399 Register: USI.edu/problemsolving Members of the Tri State Manufacturers Alliance receive a 10 percent discount. Use promo code TSMA. SIX SIGMA GREEN BELT NO� BUS601 Successful Six Sigma projects produce measurable results and help increase a company’s skills in process optimization and continuous improvement. Each module includes hands-on, application-based learning. Participants will be confident practitioners of the full Six Sigma DMAIC Green Belt toolkit. A Six Sigma Green Belt Certificate is awarded to those participants who attend all five days of training and pass the Green Belt exam. This course prepares you for certification, which requires a Green Belt certificate and successfully completing a Green Belt project.

Instructor: Mary RomeoDates and Time:No. BUS601.005: Daily, April 20-24; 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Course meets Monday, Noon-5 p.m.; Tuesday-Thursday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Friday, 8 a.m.-Noon (CST)Location: USI @ Innovation Pointe, 318 Main Street, Innovation Lab, Second FloorRegistration Fee: $1,800Registration includes Six Sigma Memory Jogger, student workbook, meals, snacks, drinks.Register: USI.edu/sixsigmagreen

MANAGEMENT SKILLS ASSESSMENT NO� MDC580 Using well-recognized and accepted assessment center methodology, assessors observe and evaluate participants during a series of work simulations where participants encounter challenges and tasks common to supervisory and management positions. The outcome is a comprehensive report outlining the participant’s strengths, developmental needs and training recommendations. The assessment is valuable for aspiring or current supervisors and managers from all industries.

This course addresses the following soft skills: leadership, written and oral communication, problem solving, decision making, interpersonal relationship skills, sensitivity, planning, organizing and prioritizing abilities.

Dates and Time: No. MDC580.006: Friday, September 13; 8:45 a.m.-3:30 p.m. No. MDC580.007: Friday, October 18; 8:45 a.m.-3:30 p.m. No. MDC580.008: Friday, December 6; 8:45 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Location: USI University Center East, 2229 Registration Fee: $425 Registration includes refreshments and lunch. Register: USI.edu/managementskills Members of the Tri State Manufacturers Alliance receive a 10 percent discount. Use promo code TSMA.

MANAGEMENT SKILLS ASSESSMENT

“The Management Skills assessment is a great way to evaluate your progress in leadership skills development. The mix of activities cover a full range of situations encountered in leadership roles and were both exciting and challenging. I found the staff and moderators to be extremely welcoming, knowledgeable and skilled in recognizing strengths and areas for growth.”

—Brandon Lucas

Systems Administrator

Southern Star Central Gas Pipeline

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Profess ional developmentSHRM LEARNING SYSTEM NO� HRC600 Whether your desire is to increase your human resource knowledge or obtain HR certification, the newly-designed Society of Human Resource Management (SHRM) Learning System can help you reach your learning and development goals. The learning system is based on the SHRM Body of Competency and Knowledge and features the most up-to-date and relevant study materials available today including SmartStudy tools, learning modules in print or e-reader formats and extensive multimedia online resources accessible via mobile devices. Add USI’s HR instructors, who are also experienced HR practitioners from the Evansville area and you have a formula for success. The course prepares professionals for SHRM-CP/SHRM-SCP certification exams. Visit www.shrm.org for more information about certification. Instructor: Angie Brawdy Dates and Time: No. HRC600.001: Monday, September 16 -December 9; 6-9 p.m. There is a voluntary orientation session on September 9 from 6-7 p.m. Class does not meet on November 25. Location: USI @ Innovation Pointe, 318 Main Street, Innovation Lab, Second Floor Registration Fee: $1,499 Register: USI.edu/SHRM EHRA members receive a 10 percent discount. Use promo code EHRA19.

PROJECT MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE / PMI PMP EXAM PREPARATION NO� PMI501 Are you intending to take the PMI PMP Certification exam before it changes (again) on December 16, 2019? If so, this course is for you. In June PMI announced significant changes to the PMP exam, and December 15 will be your last chance to take the exam based on the current curriculum. This course will prepare PMP candidates to sit the exam for Project Management Institute’s (PMI) internationally recognized Project Management Professional (PMP) Certification. Materials are based on the PMI Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) 6th Edition, completely revised in 2017 to include, among other things, consideration of Agile and Adaptive techniques and emerging trends in project management. In addition to classroom presentations, discussions and exercises, registrants will receive an easy to read text, student workbook and access to online quizzes, tutorials, tests and a mock exam for up to a year after class starts.The class will cover: project management concepts, framework and skills, project integration, scope, schedule and cost management, quality, resource and communications management, risk, procurement and stakeholder management. The normal fall schedule has been compressed to finish on November 13, 2019, allowing students 30+ days for review prior to the December deadline. To be successful, students should expect to spend time every day on reading, quizzes and research, in addition to scheduled classroom time. Instructor: David Shrimpton Dates and Time: No. PMI501.001: The class will meet for 8 Mondays and 4 Wednesdays.Mondays, September 16, 23 and 30, October 7, 14 and 28, November 4 and 11; Wednesdays, September 25, October 9 and 30, November 4 and 13. Class will not meet October 21 and 23.Location: USI @ Innovation Pointe, 318 Main Street, 2nd Floor Classroom Registration Fee: $1999 Registration includes online access to practice quizzes, study materials and PMBOK 6th edition. Register: USI.edu/projectmanagement Members of PMI Southwest Indiana Chapter receive a 10 percent discount. Use promo code PM2019

GLEIM CPA REVIEW NO� CPA100 Over 1 million Certified Public Accountant (CPA) exams passed using Gleim. Be 100 percent exam day ready with our comprehensive study materials, largest bank of multiple-choice questions, simulations and instructor videos, accessible until you pass and unparalleled candidate support.

Online access at any time.Registration Fee: $1,599 Register: USI.edu/gleimCPAreview

GLEIM CMA REVIEW NO� CMA200 Gleim set the standard with the first Certified Management Accountant (CMA) course over 35 years ago and has been innovating the exam prep industry ever since. Gleim covers every inch of the ICMA’s Learning Outcome Statements with experts walking candidates through videos, comprehensive digital and physical books, audio lectures and signature answer explanations in the largest test bank of multiple-choice and essay questions. Receive additional support from our team of content experts and personal counselors to ensure you are exam day ready. Gleim equips you with everything you need to pass.

Online access at any time. Registration Fee: $999 Register: USI.edu/gleimCMAreview

GLEIM CIA REVIEW NO� CIA300 As the gold standard in Certified Internal Auditor (CIA) Review, Gleim’s strong reputation for excellence is founded on our content, proven success record and excellent customer service. Pass the CIA Exam faster with our Premium Review System providing SmartAdapt technology, tons of multiple-choice practice, instructor videos and more!

Online access at any time.Registration Fee: $759 Register: USI.edu/gleimCIAreview

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Profess ional developmentGLEIM EA REVIEW NO� EA400 Gleim Enrolled Agent (EA)Review is the most widely used EA prep course. More EAs have used Gleim to pass the enrolled agent exam than all other prep courses combined. Our Premium Review System includes access to the largest test bank available, adaptive course technology, instructor videos, an Access Until You Pass Guarantee and mentors and exam guidance that provide the personalized support you need to pass on the first try with confidence.

Online access at any time. Registration Fee: $499 Register: USI.edu/gleimEAreview

CUSTOMIZED CONSULTING AND TRAINING Not only does Outreach and Engagement offer professional development and technically skilled training programs, but additional customized courses are available for both business and industry to meet your growing training needs. Are you internally addressing the skills needed for the future?

We address workforce skill gaps in:• Business communication

• Leadership skills

• Management and performance skills

• Six Sigma Lean and Green Belt

• Software skills

• Technical skills

Employees are the largest investment that a company will make so we strive to maximize your team’s effectiveness by providing professional development and training. Our resource development specialist will work with you to develop a needs assessment to deliver the best plan for your employees, company and budget.

Courses are scheduled at your site and at times that are convenient for your employees. If you do not have a space conducive for training or prefer to meet off-site, we can host you on the USI campus or at our downtown Evansville office at Innovation Pointe.

More information is available at USI.edu/custom-training or by reaching out to Paula Nurrenbern at 812-461-5425 or pjnurrenbe@usi.edu.

CENTER FOR APPLIED RESEARCH The Center for Applied Research (CAR) is the front door that connects you with university resources. With over 600 faculty, 4 colleges and 70 academic programs at its disposal, CAR facilitates and manages projects that enable you to use University expertise to solve your business challenges while providing USI students with real-world experience. CAR is committed to helping individuals, organizations and communities throughout the region.

CAR can address a host of technical requirements using state-of-the-art technologies and skilled faculty, staff and students. Services include 3D printing/prototyping, product/material testing, chemical testing and analysis and engineering design and analysis.

CAR can assist regional businesses and organizations with research initiatives and publications. This includes market research, social science research, environmental studies, efficiency studies and more!

CAR supports regional economic activity by providing university resources, such as in the field experts, data and observational analysis. Activities include economic impact studies, comprehensive community planning, assessing neighborhood assets and connecting regional partners.

CAR provides an array of services aimed to support business and organization development, such as organizational development, creative problem solving, innovation/product development and facilitation services.

More information is available at USI.edu/outreach/center-for-applied-research or by contacting Steven Stump at 812-228-5094 or ststump@usi.edu.

ONLINE LEARNING Learn from home or your desk at work, on your schedule. All you need is an email address and a computer with a reliable internet connection to get started. USI offers courses and certificate programs from several providers to meet a wide variety of professional development needs and goals. The list below is just a sampling of the many educational opportunities available:

• Technical Writing Certification • Travel Agency Certificates • Non-Profit Training • Safety Courses (Spanish and English) • Business • GRE, GMAT and LSAT Test Prep • Complete listing:

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“It was so easy and exactly what we were looking for. The customized solutions manager met with us, listened, asked questions and came up with a training that met our needs. The trainer was excellent. She was really interesting, had applicable stories and scenarios to share and gave great answers to questions. We could have listened to her all day!”

—Sandy Hartman, Head of Bookmobile/Outreach Services Alexandrian Public Library

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Profess ional development16TH ANNUAL PHARMACOLOGY UPDATE FOR HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS NO� HPR809 This one-day program focuses on updating clinical pharmacology knowledge. Appropriate for pharmacists, physicians, physician assistants, nurses and advance practice nurses in clinic and acute care settings, sessions will provide participants an opportunity to review new therapies entering the market during the past year, including a review of the pharmacology and clinical use of select new drugs approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA).

Dates and Time: No. HPR809.001: Friday, September 27; 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Location: USI University Center West, Carter Hall A-B-C-D Registration Fee: $105 Register: USI.edu/pharmacology

6TH ANNUAL HEALTH INFORMATICS TRI-STATE SUMMIT NO� HPR870This one-day conference will focus on the cutting-edge health information and innovative solutions needed to take health care delivery to the next level. Through insightful discussions and engaging presentations, leading experts will share emerging trends in health care information technology.

Dates and Time:No. HPR870.001: Wednesday, October 23; 8 a.m.-4:15 p.m.Location: USI University Center West, Carter Hall DRegistration Fee: $125Register: USI.edu/HITS

SHARING THE EXPERIENCE: ADVANCE CARE PLANNING IN THE STATE OF INDIANA NO� HPR900 This continuing education program will explore the current state of advance care planning in Indiana including resources available across the state, programs that are available to facilitate advance care planning conversations, discussion of new ideas related to planning, family/caregiver/health care representative perspectives related to advance care planning, recent changes to the law in Indiana and the future of advance care planning in Indiana.

Dates and Time: No. HPR900.001: Wednesday, September 18; 8 a.m.-3:30 p.m. Location: Health Professions Center, HP 3123 Registration Fee: $75 Register: USI.edu/ACP

ONLINE HEALTH PROFESSIONS CERTIFICATE PROGRAMS USI health professions certificate programs are available to health care professionals with an interest in gaining knowledge about a specific topic. The programs are delivered to adult learners over the internet. Online learning allows the participants to have the flexibility and convenience of learning in one’s home or place of employment.

A certificate program awards you a certificate of completion for contact hours after successfully meeting the requirements.

• Anticoagulation: Patient Self-Testing• Anticoagulation Therapy Management*• Case Management• Clinical Simulation• Coding (Medical) • Complementary and Alternative Medicine

Program (CAM)• Dental Coronal Polishing • Dental Fluoride Application • Dental Local Anesthesia

• Diabetes*• Faith Community Nursing• Health Informatics• Health Promotion and Worksite Wellness• Heart Failure*• Hypertension Management*• Lipid Management*• Oncology Management*• Pain Management*• Wound Management

*Select content meets pharmacology CE requirements

Visit: USI.edu/health for more information

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MICROSOFT EXCEL 2016 LEVEL I NO� CIS100 Two sessions will be dedicated to understanding spreadsheets, their purpose, functionality and the following tasks: creating a spreadsheet, entering data, modifying data, entering a formula, adjusting cells, formatting cells and spreadsheets, creating a table and printing and saving spreadsheets.

Instructor: Mark Soper Dates and Time: No. CIS100.001: Thursdays, September 19-26; 6-9 p.m. Location: USI University Center East, 2229 Registration Fee: $119 Register: USI.edu/excel1 MICROSOFT EXCEL 2016 LEVEL II NO� CIS200 Two sessions will be dedicated to learning the following Excel tasks: protecting spreadsheets, inserting formulas/functions, creating charts and using them in Word, formatting charts, adding comments, naming a range, finding/replacing data, sorting and filtering data and inserting images, shapes and SmartArt.

Instructor: Mark Soper Dates and Time: No. CIS200.001: Thursdays, October 3-10; 6-9 p.m. Location: USI University Center East, 2229 Registration Fee: $139 Register: USI.edu/excel2 MICROSOFT EXCEL 2016 LEVEL III NO� CIS300 Two sessions will be dedicated to the experienced Excel user to learn advanced features such as database functions, text functions, advanced filter options, macros, sparklines and goal-seeking with data tables.

Instructor: Mark Soper Dates and Time: No. CIS300.001: Thursdays, October 17-24; 6-9 p.m. Location: USI University Center East, 2229 Registration Fee: $149 Register: USI.edu/excel3

MICROSOFT EXCEL 2016 LEVEL IV NO� CIS400 In three sessions of Excel Level IV, you will work with Excel at an advanced project-based level. Examples of completed Excel projects include professional-looking budgets, team performance charts, sales invoices, exercise logs and summaries. This course is ideal for students, clerical workers, managers, bookkeepers and instructors.

You will learn how to use the following tasks: create, manage and link workbooks and worksheets, create custom formats and layouts to cells, create tables, pivot tables and charts, apply formulas and functions for numeric calculations, IF statements, text handling, data lookups, perform what-if analysis.

Instructor: Mark Soper Dates and Time: No. CIS400.001: Thursdays, October 31- November 14; 6 -9 p.m. Location: USI University Center East, 2229 Registration Fee: $279 Register: USI.edu/excel4

ONLINE LEARNING Learn from home or your desk at work, on your schedule. All you need is an email address and a computer with a reliable internet connection to get started. USI offers courses and certificate programs from several providers to meet a wide variety of professional development needs and goals. The list below is just a sampling of the many educational opportunities available:

• Introduction to Microsoft Word 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016

• Intermediate Microsoft Word 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016 • Advanced Microsoft Word 2007, 2010, 2013, 2016

(Also available are classes in Microsoft Access, Microsoft Powerpoint, Microsoft Outlook and Microsoft Project)

• Quickbooks • Creating WordPress Website Series • CSS and HTML • Adobe Suite

Complete listing: USI.edu/lifelonglearning-online

EXCEL:

“ I would highly recommend the Excel classes provided by USI Outreach and Engagement. The new skills I learned, as well as the refreshers, have helped me better integrate my skills in the workplace. The spreadsheets I am creating now are being used by department leadership to assist in capacity planning and decision making, which in turn saves the hospital time and money.”

—Kristin Reagan, MBACapacity Analyst

Information and Technology Services

Deaconess Hospital

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F itness and rec reat ionBUILDING READING SKILLS NO� YTH480 Your first through fifth grade child’s reading skills will be improved through individualized reading instruction provided by USI Diagnostic Teaching of Reading students under the supervision of a reading specialist instructor. Elementary education undergraduate students who are earning a minor in reading and graduate students who are working toward a reading endorsement will work with one or two children each for 12 weeks to provide reading instruction that matches your child’s needs. Emphasis will be placed on informal assessments for instructional value and the components of reading on which Indiana children are tested. Enrollment is limited and children must commit to attending all sessions.

Dates and Time: No. YTH480.001: Tuesday, September 3-December 3; 6-6:45 p.m. No class September 10 and October 8 Location: USI Education Center, 1101 Registration Fee: $49 Register: USI.edu/readingskills

SATURDAY ART WORKSHOP NO� YTH400Kids ages 6 through 14 can join USI art students and faculty to create two and three-dimensional artwork including collages, paintings, printmaking, sculptures and more. Students will be grouped by age and will display their works at the end of each session.

Instructor: Joseph UduehiDates and Time:No. YTH400.001: Saturdays, November 9-16; 9 a.m.-1 p.m.No. YTH400.002: Saturdays, November 9-16; 9 a.m.-1 p.m.Location: USI Arts Center, 237Registration Fee: $30Register: USI.edu/saturdayart

MATH SKILLS FOR THE SAT NO� ACA401 Cut the SAT Reasoning Test down to size by developing strategies for standardized test taking, identifying study priorities and working practice questions. Hands-on experience will give high school students practice with topics covered in the SAT and give students confidence for test day. This course focuses on the SAT but is beneficial for any student preparing to take a standardized exam. Emphasis will be on test taking skills, rules pertaining to calculators and solving problems from the areas of mathematics tested on the SAT. Students should bring a calculator.

Instructor: Mike Wheaton, Rachel Wheaton Dates and Time: No. ACA401.001: Saturday, October 19; 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Location: USI Education Center, 1126 Registration Fee: $85Register: USI.edu/SATmath

Youth ProgramsVERBAL SKILLS FOR THE SAT NO� ACA400 Cut the SAT Reasoning Test down to size by developing strategies for standardized test taking, identifying study priorities and working practice questions. Hands-on experience will give high school students practice with topics covered in the SAT and give students confidence for test day. This course focuses on the SAT but is beneficial for any student preparing to take a standardized exam. The verbal course will provide skills, tips and interactive practice in short answer selections, critical reading comprehension and essay pointers.

Instructor: Tammy Vick, Johnathan Anthony Dates and Time: No. ACA400.001: Saturday, October 12; 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Location: USI Education Center, 1126Registration Fee: $85 Register: USI.edu/SATverbal

COLLEGE ACHIEVEMENT PROGRAM NO� YTH001 The University of Southern Indiana’s College Achievement Program (CAP) offers dual credit to outstanding junior and senior students in more than two dozen area high schools. Through CAP, students meet high school graduation requirements and earn college credits, all while in their high school classroom during the regular school day. CAP courses are taught by high school instructors who meet the same criteria as USI adjunct faculty, and more than 35 courses in English, history, biology, chemistry, economics, foreign language, health professions, journalism and math are available. Many CAP courses transfer easily utilizing the Indiana Core Transfer Library (CTL) and fulfill the Academic Honors Diploma. Most CAP courses are on the dual credit priority list and cost $25/credit hour. The College Achievement Program is one of only seven concurrent enrollment programs in Indiana accredited by the National Alliance of Concurrent Enrollment Partnerships (NACEP) and one of 112 accredited programs in the nation.

Visit: USI.edu/cap, or e-mail cap@usi.edu for more information.

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USI Lifelong Learning in partnership with ed2go offers online noncredit open enrollment courses and certificates to meet a wide variety of educational needs and goals. Work on your own schedule and learn when it is convenient for you. These courses are designed by expert instructors, who work to provide you with an effective web-based learning experience. Our featured courses are popular with online learners, however there are over 500 courses available in the following areas: accounting and finance, business, college readiness, computer applications, design and composition, health care and medical, language and arts, law and legal, personal development, teaching and education, technology, writing and publishing. These are a few of the most popular courses.

Dates: Course start dates September 11, October 16, November 12 and December 11Registration Fee: affordable rates starting at just $115Visit:USI.edu/featuredonlinecourses

A TO Z GRANTWRITING NO� OLC101 Learn how to research and develop relationships with potential funding sources, organize grant writing campaigns and prepare proposals.

ACHIEVING TOP SEARCH ENGINE POSITIONS NO� OLC116 Learn proven, step-by-step strategies to achieve higher positions with major search engines.

BECOME A VETERINARY ASSISTANT NO� OLC610 Learn what a veterinary assistant does in the veterinary office or hospital setting.

COMPUTER SKILLS FOR THE WORKPLACE NO� OLC139 Gain a working knowledge of the computer skills you’ll need to succeed in today’s job market.

CREATING WEB PAGES NO� OLC105 Learn the basics of HTML so you can design, create and post your very own site on the Web.

DISCOVER SIGN LANGUAGE NO� OLC841 Discover the fun of learning sign language and using your hands to communicate.

FUNDAMENTALS OF TECHNICAL WRITING NO� OLP200Learn the skills you need to succeed in the well-paying field of technical writing.

GRAMMAR REFRESHER NO� OLP202 Develop your English grammar skills and take your writing and speaking to the next level of excellence in this course.

GRE PREP SERIES PART I NO� OLP251 Discover powerful strategies for success in the verbal reasoning and analytical writing sections of the GRE revised General Test (course 1 of 2).

GRE PREP SERIES PART II NO� OLC252 Learn a variety of useful techniques for tackling the quantitative reasoning sections of the computerized GRE revised General Test (Course 2 of 2).

INTRODUCTION TO NONPROFIT MANAGEMENT NO� OLC228 Develop the skills and strategies you need to become an integral part of one of America’s fastest growing service sectors.

Featured Onl ine Nonc red it CoursesINTRODUCTION TO QUICKBOOKS 2016 NO� OLC901 Gain control of the financial accounting of your business using this powerful software program, including how to create statements and invoices and track payables and receivables.

INTRODUCTION TO QUICKBOOKS 2018 NO� OLC770 Learn how to quickly and efficiently gain control over the financial aspects of your business.

KEYS TO SUCCESSFUL MONEY MANAGEMENT NO� OLC774 Certified financial planner shows you how most wealthy people build their fortunes.

LUSCIOUS, LOW-FAT LIGHTNING QUICK MEALS NO� OLC686 Join a registered dietitian and discover how easy it can be to prepare meals that are both delicious and nutritious!

MARKETING YOUR BUSINESS ON THE INTERNET NO� OLC485 Develop an internet marketing plan for your business that incorporates SEO, advertising, email, social media and more.

MARKETING YOUR NONPROFIT NO� OLC286 Further the ideals and goals of your nonprofit by learning to compete more effectively for members, media attention, donors, clients and volunteers.

PERSONAL FINANCE NO� OLC276 Protect your assets and discover how best to achieve all your financial goals.

RESUME WRITING WORKSHOP NO� OLC 256 Discover the secret to transforming your tired, boring resume into a powerful tool that will get you interviews.

SPEED SPANISH NO� OLC197 Learn six easy recipes to glue Spanish words together into sentences, and you’ll be engaging in conversational Spanish in no time.

STOCKS, BONDS AND INVESTING: OH, MY! NO� OLC277 Learn how to make wise investment decisions so that you have enough money to live comfortably through your retirement.

WHERE DOES ALL MY MONEY GO! NO� OLC376 Learn how to get control of your money once and for all.

WOW, WHAT A GREAT EVENT! NO� OLC385 Looking for a fun new career coordinating special events? Learn proven techniques from a master event planner.

WRITE FICTION LIKE A PRO NO� OLC211 Learn how to use story outlines like a professional writer with lessons developed by a published author.

WRITING ESSENTIALS NO� OLC657 Master the essentials of writing so you can excel at business communications, express yourself clearly online and take your creative literary talents to a new level.

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