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Winter/Spring 2019 • 301.624.2888 6
BUSINESS & CAREERS
Online Course Eligible for senior tuition waiver.
Eligible for disabled & retired tuition waiver.
See pages 37 & 38
GUARANTEED TO RUN
The following four new management courses are guaranteed to run with
a minimum enrollment of just two students!
NEW! Communication Competence, An Essential
Ingredient for Success in theWorkplace
Good communication matters at work because few jobs are solo acts. It
takes communication to work on a team, and even people working alone
have to report to their bosses. If you run a business or have the task of
relating to others in your workplace on a daily basis, this course is for you!
Employees and colleagues need to know what you expect of them. Bad
communication leads to errors, failure and sometimes lawsuits. Effective
communication helps prevent them. You will learn the do’s and don’ts
of effective communication and have an opportunity to apply these
skills to a real life scenario you are presently facing or have faced in your
workplace.
MGT313 | 4 hours | $179 ($130 tuition + $49 fees)
INSTRUCTOR:Christine Bugher
16852 Sa 9 AM - 1 PM 5/4/19 Monroe Center/
MC114
NEW! Effective Problem Solving: Somebody Has to Make
a DecisionWithout Losing Their Mind!
Every company has problems - every single one. The difference between
the outstanding, world class performers and the average companies is
how well they react to issues when they arise. More importantly, how
well they put to bed issues that have risen, so they do not come back. The
better performing companies have also found ways to get better at what
they do – continuously. This course will explain and discuss a process that
allows problems in your workplace to become opportunities for growth
and improvement. A real life work scenario will allow you to apply what is
learned to a specific situation at your workplace.
MGT309 | 4 hours | $179 ($130 tuition + $49 fees)
INSTRUCTOR:Christine Bugher
16851 Sa 9 AM - 1 PM 4/13/19 Monroe Center/
MC114
NEW! Effective Time Management: Improve Productivity
and Enjoy Your Life More
Do you feel like you have too much to do and not enough time? Time is
a precious resource that cannot be stored or saved for later use. Lack of
time is blamed for poor decisions, stress, and low workplace morale. Wise
time management can help you make the time for what you need to do
with time left over for what you want to do. This course will help you learn
and apply effective time management strategies that will allow you have
more time to do the things you truly enjoy.
MGT312 | 4 hours | $179 ($130 tuition + $49 fees)
INSTRUCTOR:Christine Bugher
16867 Sa 9 AM - 1 PM 4/27/19 Monroe Center/
MC114
NEW! Managing Change and Adaptability in the 21st
CenturyWorkplace
Constant change is a business reality, and organizations must continually
adapt to their environments to stay competitive or risk becoming
obsolete. The ability to incorporate big changes in an organization while
driving operating results is a much-sought-after competency. A 5-Step
Model takes participants from analyzing though planning, and culminates
with implementing and measuring the factors of change. Explore
internal and external factors that drive change and how change impacts
the organization and its people. Learn how to set the right things in
motion the right way, to avoid pitfalls while navigating the team through
uncertain times. This course will offer both employees and management
techniques to handle change so that it is an asset rather than a hindrance
for all involved.
MGT308 | 4 hours | $179 ($130 tuition + $49 fees)
INSTRUCTOR: Christine Bugher
16849 Sa 9 AM - 1 PM 4/6/19 Monroe Center/
MC114
BUSINESS WRITING
A to Z Grant Writing
Invigorating and informative instruction equips you with skills and
tools needed to successfully enter the exciting field of grant writing.
Discover how and where to look for potential funders who are a good
match for your organization while learning how to network and develop
true partnerships with a variety of funders. Find out how to organize a
successful grant writing campaign and how to put together a complete
proposal package. Speaking mainly to nonprofit organizations, schools,
religious institutions, and municipalities seeking grants from foundation,
corporate, government, and individual donors, content also primes
individuals wishing to become grant writing consultants or community
grant writing volunteers. Many elements also translate to for-profit fields
and individual artists with material specifically designed for businesses as
well as individuals. Suitable for beginning to advanced grant writers.
ONL310 | 24 hours | $129 fee
INSTRUCTOR: CE Instructor
16772 Online 1/16/19–2/22/19
16773 Online 2/13/19–3/22/19
16774 Online 3/13/19–4/19/19
16776 Online 5/15/19–6/21/19
16777 Online 6/12/19–7/19/19