Where is your
Path
leading you?
NON-CREDIT CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSE SCHEDULE
JANUARY–MAY 2020
CAREER DEVELOPMENT
PERSONAL ENRICHMENT
LIFELONG LEARNING (50+)
ce.harpercollege.edu
THE REAL ESTATE
MARKET IS BOOMING
Ready to start your career as a broker?
Earn your license at Harper CE.
Register for these courses:
• Broker Pre-License
(also available online)
• Applied Real Estate Principles
See Career Development for details.
Crunch the number
visit
ce.harpercollege.edu
EARN CREDITS ONLINE
Pursue your educational goals by taking credit classes
online. Online learning allows you the opportunity to
decide the times and location that works the best for
you and your schedule.
Harper College offers over 200 online courses in
addition to certificate programs in accounting,
business, computer information systems,
education and management that can be
completed entirely online.
Classes start January 13.
Credit classes: contact 847-925-6506 or
visit www.harpercollege.edu/online
Non-credit classes: visit ce.harpercollege.edu
Harper College
EMPOWER YOUR CAREER
Corporate Executives were asked which skills were identified as
the most valuable in job performance, and personal management
was ranked number three on this list. Harper Continuing
Education launches the Empower Your Career soft skills
program in early 2020. Courses include: Professional Presence;
Professional Branding; Embracing your Story and Google’s
#IamRemarkable workshop which will guide individuals to
articulate achievements and self-promotion when in a working
environment.
See Career Development for details.
CONTINUING EDUCATION COURSE SCHEDULE
TABLE OF CONTENTS
DEAN’S WELCOME and
GENERAL INFORMATION 2
DIGITAL BADGES 3
ONLINE LEARN COURSES 4
CAREER DEVELOPMENT 5
ACCOUNTING AND BOOKKEEPING ...5
ANIMAL CARE .....................6
COTTAGE INDUSTRIES ................. 6
COMPANION ANIMAL CARE ............. 6
VETERINARY ASSISTANT ............... 6
BUILDING INSPECTION .............7
BUSINESS COMMUNICATION/
CONFLICT RESOLUTION ............7
BUSINESS LAW....................8
CAREER EMPOWERMENT...........8
COSMETOLOGY/BARBER ...........8
CUSTOMER SERVICE...............9
DATA ANALYSIS....................9
EDUCATION & LIBRARY SCIENCE....10
EMERGENCY RESPONSE ..........11
ENTREPRENEURSHIP .............11
GRANT WRITING..................11
HOSPITALITY/FOOD SERVICE .......11
HVAC ...........................11
MANAGEMENT ...................11
NON-PROFIT .....................15
PRESENTATION SKILLS . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
PRIVATE INVESTIGATION ...........16
PROJECT MANAGEMENT ..........16
REAL ESTATE ....................17
SALES ..........................18
SIX SIGMA/AGILE SIGMA...........18
TEST PREPARATION...............19
TRANSPORTATION ................19
COMPUTERS & TECHNOLOGY 20
BUSINESS TECHNICAL ............20
COMPUTER AIDED DESIGN.........20
COMPUTER & NETWORK SUPPORT..21
AMAZON . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
COMPTIA........................... 21
CYBERSECURITY .................21
DATABASE SCIENCE ..............22
DATABASE ADMINISTRATION .......22
DIGITAL ART .....................22
FUNDAMENTAL COMPUTER SKILLS . 23
MICROSOFT OFFICE .................. 24
GAME DESIGN ...................25
PROGRAMMING & WEB DEVELOPMENT
25
JAVA PROGRAMMING................. 25
MICROSOFT.NET DEVELOPER . . . . . . . . . . 25
PYTHON ........................... 25
SOCIAL MEDIA
..................... 26
WEB DESIGN & MAINTENANCE
....... 26
WORDPRESS ....................27
HEALTHCARE CAREERS 29
ACTIVITY DIRECTOR ..............29
CPR TRAINING/RENEWAL ..........29
DENTAL .........................30
NURSING ........................30
PHARMACY TECHNICIAN ..........30
SPANISH LANGUAGE ..............30
MIND & BODY 31
DANCE ..........................31
FENCING ........................31
YOGA ...........................31
PALATINE PARK DISTRICT 32
DANCE ..........................32
FITNESS.........................33
MUSIC & ARTS 34
ADULT 2-DIMENSIONAL ART........34
ART WORKSPACE.................... 34
ARTS 3D ........................... 34
CALLIGRAPHY....................... 34
DRAWING .......................... 34
PAINTING........................... 34
PHOTOGRAPHY ..................... 37
VIDEOGRAPHY ...................... 37
ADULT 3-DIMENSIONAL ART........38
GLASS............................. 38
JEWELRY .......................... 39
KNITTING/CROCHETING............... 39
METALS............................ 39
POTTERY........................... 39
ADULT MUSIC ....................39
AURAL............................. 39
BANSURI & HARMONIUM .............. 40
COMPUTER MUSIC................... 40
GUITAR, UKULELE, BANJO............. 40
HARMONICA ........................ 42
PIANO ............................. 42
STEEL DRUM........................ 43
STRINGS ........................... 43
ADULT MUSIC ENSEMBLES ........43
MUSIC APPRECIATION/THEORY.....45
SOUND RECORDING ..............46
THEATRE AND PERFORMING ARTS ..46
YOUTH MUSIC CLASSES ...........47
THE WRITING STUDIO .............48
CREATIVE WRITING................... 48
NONFICTION ........................ 48
PUBLISHING ........................ 48
PERSONAL INTERESTS 50
AVIATION & BOATING ..............50
CULINARY . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 50
BAKING & COOKING.................. 50
WINE .............................. 51
DO IT YOURSELF (DIY) .............52
WOODWORKING..................... 52
ECOLOGY & GARDENING ..........52
FOR ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES . . . . 53
GENEALOGY .....................53
HOLISTIC LIVING .................53
LANGUAGES .....................54
FRENCH ........................... 54
GERMAN ........................... 54
ITALIAN ............................ 55
JAPANESE.......................... 55
SPANISH ........................... 55
MOTORCYCLE SAFETY PROGRAM ..56
THREE-WHEEL MOTORCYCLE
SAFETY PROGRAM ...............56
PERSONAL FINANCES .............56
YOUTH ..........................57
MAKERSPACE/ENTREPRENEUR 58
LIBRARY EVENTS 61
BOOK DISCUSSIONS ..............61
ONE MORE CHAPTER .............61
ARM CHAIR TRAVELS..............61
LIBRARY EVENTS .................61
LIBRARY MAKE SPACE ............62
LIFELONG LEARNING (50+) 63
ART ............................63
BOOKS AND LITERATURE . . . . . . . . . . 64
CURRENT EVENTS ................65
HEALTH AND WELLNESS...........66
HISTORY ........................66
LOCAL HISTORY & CULTURE .......68
MOTORCYCLE SAFETY PROGRAM ..68
THREE-WHEEL MOTORCYCLE
SAFETY PROGRAM ...............68
MUSIC ..........................69
PERSONAL INTEREST .............69
THEOLOGY ......................69
TRAVEL .........................70
LLI SPRING COURSE CALENDAR ....71
ONLINE REGISTRATION CE.HARPERCOLLEGE.EDU
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Ofce of Continuing Education
1200 West Algonquin Road
Palatine, Illinois 60067
847.925.6300
CONTINUING EDUCATION GENERAL INFORMATION
Find Your Class Location
CE Classes are held on the main Harper Col-
lege campus and at several extension sites.
Find your classroom with our virtual campus
map at: maps.harpercollege.edu. A list of all
extension sites is available on our website
under “General Inquiry.”
Books and Supplies
Textbooks and various supplies may be
purchased at the Harper College Bookstore
on the Main Campus in Building L or online
at harperstore.com. Supply lists for courses
may be found on individual course pages at
ce.harpercollege.edu.
Emergency Text Alert Service
Harper College has implemented a cell phone
text alert service that will help keep students,
parents, faculty, and staff informed in the
event of an emergency on campus or its
facilities. To sign up for the Emergency Text
Alerts, visit harpercollege.edu. Click on the
red Emergency Alert System button on the
bottom left; then click the Text Alert Sign Up
link and follow the instructions.
Tuition and Fees Information
Tuition and fees are payable at the time of
registration and are subject to change without
notice.
Schedule Updates – see ce.harpercollege.edu
Please note that course information changes frequently, especially course locations, which are often not available when catalogs are printed.
Other information such as course availability, dates, and times may also change. You will be sent an email prior to the start of your class which
includes the exact dates, times and location of your course. See your Harper CE account (sign in at ce.harpercollege.edu), our website or contact
Harper College CE at 847.925.6300 for up-to-date information.
Drops and Withdrawals
A student must drop a class at least 3 days or
more before it begins in order to receive a
full refund. There are no refunds for withdrawals.
Appeals: Appeals to the refund policy may be
submitted via email to [email protected].
Refund and Withdrawal Policy
The College reserves the right to cancel any
section of any course for any reason including
insufcient enrollment. If a class is cancelled,
a full refund will be given reecting the cus-
tomer’s original payment method.
Senior Citizen Discount
Seniors can receive discounts on tuition
(fees are not discounted) for most Continuing
Education courses (see below).
If a senior citizen discount is available, it will
appear as an option in the shopping cart
during checkout.
For details, see
ce.harpercollege.edu or call 847.925.6300.
Students born on or before 12/31/1948:
• Register four days or more prior to the
start of most courses on a
SPACE-AVAILABLE BASIS and receive
a 50 percent discount on tuition. Does
not apply to fees. (See list below)
• Register three days or less before the
start of most CE courses on a
SPACE-AVAILABLE BASIS and receive
a 100 percent tuition discount. Does not
apply to fees.
Students born on or after 1/1/1949:
• Get a 50 percent tuition discount on
certain courses that start on or after their
65th birthday. Does not apply to fees.
(See list below)
Eligible Course Numbers begin with one of
these subject codes:
LAA – Paranormal/Genealogy
LMU – Music
LEI – The Arts
LPA – Sports Activities
LET – Pet Care
LPD – Dance
LFA – Theater/Performing Arts
LHF – DIY
LFS – Culinary
LPS – Sports
LPE – Fitness/Recreation
LIO – Holistic Living
LPF – Personal Finance
LPL – Science
LLA – The Writing Studio
LLG – Gardening
LLL – Languages
Note: Senior citizen discounts do not apply
to Lifelong Learning Institute (LLI) courses.
LLI is a membership-based program for
seniors.
Courses Offered by Third Parties
Tuition waivers do not apply to classes offered
by third parties, including courses that begin
with the prex LRN.
Mark D. Mrozinski, Ed.D.
Assistant Vice President for Work-
force Development and Executive
Dean of Community Education
Welcome to Spring at Harper College Continuing Education
The Perfect Time to Start on the Path to Grow Personally and Professionally
Although you are in the midst of winter, it’s time to think spring. Now is the best time to start something
new in your life, something new in your career, something new that feeds your mind and heart. We are
excited to feature several new programs that will offer our community more opportunites for personal and
professional growth. Here are a few of our new and featured programs for this term:
• Empower Your Career with our new suite of courses: Professional Presence, Personal Branding,
Embracing My Story, and I am Remarkable.
• Explore Wines of the Southern Hemisphere and take a virtual tour of Argentina, Chile, Australia,
New Zealand and South Africa through their wines.
• Ready to write your book? Our expanded Writing Studio offers classes to help you plan, write,
format, publish and market your masterpiece.
As always, our programming is designed for you. We welcome your feedback and suggestions as we
continually develop our program offerings.
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Digital
Badges
Harper College Continuing
Education is committed to
providing you with the tools you
need to reach your professional
goals. One of the most exciting
trends in career training these
days is the digital badge move-
ment.
Now, certain courses and
training programs will earn a
digital badge that you can
proudly display in your resume,
in an email to a potential
employer, or in your social media
proles on LinkedIn, Facebook
and elsewhere.
Learn more and start earning
your next badge today!
ce.harpercollege.edu,
“Digital Badges”
Business and Careers
Accounting and Finance for
Non-Financial Managers
8
Business Writing
8
Customer Service 8
Data Analysis 8
Grant Writing
Introduction to Vet Assistant
Library Assistant
Management
8
Managing Social Change 8
Non-Prot Administration 8
PMI Agile Certied Practitioner
Presentation Media
8
Productivity and Time Management 8
Professional Presence and Branding
Project Management
8
Project Management Professional
Certication Prep
Project Management Specialist
Sales
8
Six Sigma Green Belt 8
Supervisory and Leadership 8
Truck Driver Training 160 Hours
Truck Driver Training 240 Hours
Truck Driver Training: Hazardous
Material Endorsement
Veterinary Assistant
Workplace Communication
8
Workplace Conict Solutions 8
Workplace Communications Professional
Computers and Technology
Adobe Design Foundations
Adobe Digital Designer
Adobe Illustrator Specialist
Adobe InDesign Specialist
Adobe Photoshop Specialist
AutoCAD Designer
AWS Systems Operations
Basic Game Design
8
Big Data Analytics
Business Analyst
Cisco CCNA Network Specialist
CISSP
Computer and Network Security
Specialist
Coding
8
Computer and Network Support
Technician
Cybersecurity Analyst
Electronic Bookkeeping
Excel
8
Interactive Website Design
Java Programming
MCSA: SQL 2016 Database Administration
MCSA Web Applications
Microsoft Ofce Administrator
Microsoft Ofce Specialist: Access
Microsoft Ofce Specialist: Excel
Microsoft Ofce Specialist: Word
Programming for Non-Programmers
8
Python Programming
R Programming
Tableau Desktop
Web Design
8
Web Maintenance and Design
WordPress
8
Education
Online Teaching
8
Healthcare Careers
Activity Director
Marketing
Digital Marketing
8
Managing Social Change 8
Mastering Video Marketing 8
Social Media for Business 8
Music & Arts
Business Writing
Sound Recording
Writing
Personal Interests
Conversational Spanish
Note: The courses required for any
given badge may not be scheduled
every term.
8 Indicates Online Digital Badge
ONLINE REGISTRATION CE.HARPERCOLLEGE.EDU 4
Earns a Digital Badge Online Instruction Online & Classroom Instruction
8
Accounting and Finance
Digital Badge in Accounting and Finance For
Non-Financial Managers (p 5)
Accounting and Finance for
Non Financial Managers
Cash is King
Financial Analysis and Planning for Non-Fi-
nancial Managers
Business Law
Legal Ofce Administration (p 8)
Your Workplace, Your Employees & the Law
(p 8)
Workplace Communication Digital Badge (p 7)
Conict Management
Negotiation: Get What You Want
Using Personality Proles for Better Work
Performance
Workplace Conict Solutions Digital Badge
(p 7)
Conict Management
Dealing with Difcult People in the
Workplace
Stress Management in the Workplace
Customer Service
Customer Service Digital Badge (p 9)
Keys to Customer Service
Extraordinary Customer Service
Data Analysis
Data Analysis Digital Badge (p 9)
Introduction to Data Analysis
Intermediate Data Analysis
Advanced Data Analysis
Game Design
Basic Game Design Digital Badge (p 25)
Introduction to Game Design
Intermediate Video Game Design
Language Skills
Spanish for Medical Professionals (p 30)
Management
Management Digital Badge (p 11)
Management Boot Camp
Collaborative Management
Managing Generations in the
Workplace
Supervisory and Leadership Digital Badge (p 12)
Digital Badge in Leadership
Development (For Gen Y) (p 12)
Leadership Principles
Developing Your Leadership Skills
Developing Your Professional Career
Management, continued
Productivity and Time Management Digital
Badge (p 12)
Strategies for Productivity and
Time Management
Productivity E-Tools
Managing Productivity
Key Essentials for Conducting
Workplace Investigations (p 13)
Managing Social Change Digital Badge (p 13)
Change Management Skills
Change in the Workplace
Creating Community & Social Change
Marketing
Digital Marketing Digital Badge (p 13)
Improving Email Promotions
Boosting Your Web Site Trafc
Online Advertising
Facebook for Business
Social Media for Business Digital Badge (p 14)
Introduction to Social Media
Marketing Using Social Media
Integrating Social Media in Your
Organization
Google Analytics (p 15)
Entrepreneurial Marketing (p 15)
Microsoft Ofce
Digital Badge in Excel (p 25)
Mastering Microsoft Excel
Intermediate Excel
Advanced Excel
Non-Prot
Non-Prot Administration Digital Badge (p 15)
Revenue Generation for Non-Prots
Program Evaluation for Non-Prots
Presentation Skills
Presentation Media Digital Badge (p 15)
Infographics
Photoshop For Presentations
Graphic Design For Visual
Presentations
Project Management
Project Management Digital Badge (p 16)
Introduction to Project Management
Project Management Processes
Project Management Knowledge Areas
Strategic Project Management Skills for
Human Resources Professionals (p 17)
Sales
Digital Badge in Sales (p 18)
Strategic Selling with Social Media
Getting Started in Sales
Power Selling
Six Sigma
Six Sigma Green Belt Digital Badge (p 18)
Introduction to Six Sigma Green Belt
Intermediate Six Sigma Green Belt
Advanced Six Sigma Green Belt
Lean Six Sigma (p 18)
Technical Skills
Cyber Security for Managers (p 22)
Mastering Computer Skills for the
Workplace (p 24)
Programming for Non Programmers Digital
Badge (p 20)
How Programming Works
Basic Programming Concepts
Communicating with Programmers
Coding Digital Badge (p 27)
Introduction to Coding
Html Fundamentals
CSS Fundamentals
Training and Education
Online Teaching Digital Badge (p 10)
Advanced Teaching Online
Designing Online Instruction
Fostering Online Discussion
Substitute Teacher Preparation (p 10)
Web Design
Web Design Digital Badge (p 27)
Introduction to Web Design
Intermediate Web Design
Advanced Web Design
WordPress Digital Badge (p 28)
Writing
Business Writing Digital Badge (p 48)
Business Writing
Effective Copywriting
Writing News and Press Releases
ONLINE LERN COURSES
NOTE: For all LRN online courses, login information will be sent to
your email three days prior to the start of class.
Career
Development
Start a new career or build skills
for your current one. We have
courses and programs covering
many fields with classroom and
online options. Earn digital badges
to authenticate your accomplish-
ments for employers and clients.
INFO SESSIONS for:
• ACT/SAT Exam Preparation
• Cosmetology
• Truck Driver Training/CDL
• Veterinary Assistant
RSVP at ce.harpercollege.edu
WHAT’S NEW?
• Residential Mechanical Inspector
• Career Empowerment
• Grant Writing
Learn more at
ce.harpercollege.edu,
“Career Development”
CAREER
DEVELOPMENT
COMPUTERS &
TECHNOLOGY
HEALTHCARE
CAREERS
MIND & BODYMUSIC & ARTS
PERSONAL
INTERESTS
MAKER LAB
LIBRARY
EVENTS
LIFELONG
LEARNING (50+)
Accounting and
Bookkeeping
BOOKKEEPING BOOT CAMP
Accurate records are the basis of a successful
business. But let’s face it, most entrepreneurs
want to provide a quality product or service
but don t have a background in double-entry
bookkeeping. Don t be confused about debits,
credits or setting up a chart of accounts. This
course teaches the best practices to track the
movement of your hard-earned money wheth-
er you are a current or aspiring small business
owner with little or no knowledge of bookkeep-
ing procedures. Materials included.
LBS0019-007 HPC
02/17/20 MO 9:00 am-3:00 pm
Instructor: Susanne Bajt
TUITION & FEE: $280
INTRODUCTION TO
PAYROLL ACCOUNTING
Learn the fundamentals of payroll accounting
including the preparation of payroll records and
tax returns for old age benets and employ-
ment insurance. Learn to construct a Quarterly
Federal Tax Return, Employer‘s Annual Unem-
ployment Tax Return, and Illinois Employer‘s
Contribution Report. Upon request this course
can be converted to college credit for course
ACC155 and partially fullls the requirement to
earn the Accounting Bookkeeping Clerk Certif-
icate for college credit. Prerequisite ACC100,
ACC101, LBS8010, or LBS8011.
LBS0031-005 Harper Main Campus
01/13/20-03/06/20 Online/On Campus
Instructor: Michael Thiry
TUITION & FEE: $354
LBS0031-006 ONLINE
03/09/20-05/08/20
Instructor: Christine Wayne
TUITION & FEE: $354
INTRODUCTION TO QUICKBOOKS 2018
Learn to use the features of accounts payable
and receivable, check writing, payment pro-
cessing and how to generate reports. PRE-
REQUISITE: Introduction to Windows and
knowledge of basic business accounting op-
erations.
LCT0002-007 HPC
02/18/20-03/10/20 TU 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Angela Valentine
TUITION & FEE: $389
5 ONLINE REGISTRATION ASSISTANCE 847.925.6300
INTERMEDIATE QUICKBOOKS 2018
After completing Introduction to QuickBooks,
learn more about how QuickBooks can work
for you. PREREQUISITE: Introduction to
QuickBooks.
LCT0010-007 HPC
03/31/20-04/21/20 TU 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Angela Valentine
TUITION & FEE: $389
QUICKBOOKS APPLICATIONS
Whether you re a business owner or someone
who needs to know how to use QuickBooks in
your employer’s company or organization, this
course will deliver the skills you need to per-
form. Learn how set up, backup and store com-
pany les; create custom reports and graphs;
prepare budgets and payroll; and track chang-
es in your nancial accounts. Students should
have knowledge of accounting and have taken
LBS 8010, Intro to Accounting, or have approv-
al from the College. Upon request, this course
can be converted to College credit.
LBS0025-005 ONLINE
01/13/20-03/06/20
Instructor: Lisa Busto
TUITION & FEE: $329
LBS0025-004 Harper Main Campus
03/09/20-05/08/20 Online/Campus
Instructor: Michael Thiry
TUITION & FEE: $329
LBS0025-006 ONLINE
03/09/20-05/08/20
Instructor: Christine Wayne
TUITION & FEE: $329
DIGITAL BADGE IN ACCOUNTING AND
FINANCE FOR NON-FINANCIAL
MANAGERS
Every successful manager uses nancial infor-
mation to make effective decisions. Accounting
and Finance for Non-Financial Managers ex-
plains the nancial concepts and accounting
principles used in most businesses and pro-
vides practical techniques for increasing your
organization’s effectiveness. You will gain a
better understanding of resource allocation
and how to evaluate nancial performance at
the strategic and operational levels. Learn the
importance of cash ow management as well
as budgeting, goal setting, and performance
assessment. This Online Digital Badge re-
quires completion of three courses: Account-
ing and Finance for Non-Financial Managers;
Cash is King and Financial Analysis and Plan-
ning for Non-Financial Managers. Three one-
month online courses. These courses may be
taken individually.
LRN0023-007 ONLINE
02/03/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
LRN0023-008 ONLINE
04/06/20-07/03/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
CAREER EXPLORATION SEMINARS
RSVP at ce.harpercollege.edu.
Wednesdays, January 8, February 5, & March 4, 2020 11 am – 12 pm
Harper Main Campus, Building W, Room W219
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CAREER
DEVELOPMENT
COMPUTERS &
TECHNOLOGY
HEALTHCARE
CAREERS
MIND & BODY MUSIC & ARTS
PERSONAL
INTERESTS
MAKER LAB
LIBRARY
EVENTS
LIFELONG
LEARNING (50+)
ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE FOR
NON FINANCIAL MANAGERS
Every successful person in the workplace uti-
lizes nancial information to aid effective deci-
sion making. Learn the nancial concepts and
accounting processes used in most business-
es. Focus on practical techniques that will in-
crease your effectiveness and career, such as
understanding the seven steps in the account-
ing cycle and using nancial information in de-
cision making. Come away with the knowledge
to analyze resource allocation and evaluate
nancial performance.
LRN0004-010 ONLINE
02/03/20-02/28/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0004-011 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
CASH IS KING
Cash management is one of the most import-
ant factors in the nancial success of your
business. D B reports that 90% of all small
business failures are due to poor cash man-
agement and inadequate cash ow, leading to
more money getting paid out than collected.
Non-nancial managers usually make the key
differences in day-to-day cash ow decision
making. Learn how to optimize cash ow, un-
cover hidden internal and external sources of
cash, and how to cultivate solid cash manage-
ment in your company.
LRN0024-010 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0024-011 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
FINANCIAL ANALYSIS AND PLANNING
FOR NON-FINANCIAL MANAGERS
Designed for non-nancial managers, busi-
ness owners, entrepreneurs, and other deci-
sion-makers, this advanced course will take
the mystery out of money matters. Throughout
this course, nancial information that drives
your organization, as seen on the business’s
reports, will be assessed and analyzed to un-
derstand it. An understanding of this informa-
tion will help you make smart decisions when
it comes to budgeting, setting goals, and as-
sessing performance within your own area of
inuence.
LRN0139-004 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
SELF-STUDY: ACCOUNTING AND
FINANCE DIGITAL BADGE
Every successful person in the workplace uti-
lizes nancial information to aid effective deci-
sion making. Learn the nancial concepts and
accounting processes used in most business-
es. Focus on practical techniques that will in-
crease your effectiveness and career, such as
understanding the seven steps in the account-
ing cycle and using nancial information in de-
cision making. Come away with the knowledge
to analyze resource allocation and evaluate
nancial performance. This Digital Badge re-
quires completion of three courses: Account-
ing and Finance for Non-Financial Managers,
Cash is King, Financial Analysis and Planning
for Non-Financial Managers. You may start
anytime and end anytime up to one year later.
There is no teacher in the classroom and no
contact with a teacher. If you at any time prefer
contact with a teacher, you may transfer into
the teacher-led class at no additional cost.
LRN0159-002 ONLINE
01/13/20-12/11/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
Animal Care
Cottage Industries
BACKYARD BEEKEEPING BASICS
Bees are the world’s most important pollinators
of food crops, yet their numbers are declining
at an alarming rate. Do you want to know more
about the ecological impact of the honeybee
and learn a new way to make money in the
process? Beekeeping can encourage sustain-
ability of our food systems and supply you with
amazing fresh honey to sell. This class will
introduce bee biology and behavior, hive se-
lection and management throughout the year,
bee diseases and pests, swarming behav-
ior, beekeeping equipment beekeepers, and
bee products. All students receive a smoker,
gloves, hive tool and pull-over veil included as
part of the class cost. Class WILL be held on
Memorial Day.
LAG0003-005 Harper Main Campus
04/06/20-05/25/20 MO 5:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Johannes Burkert
TUITION & FEE: $274
Companion Animal Care
ESSENTIAL OILS FOR PET
PROFESSIONALS
As a pet professional you encounter stressed
pets. When therapeutic grade Essential Oils
(EOs) are used properly, they are a very safe
and effective modality that may be used alone
or in conjunction with other techniques to ease
anxiety and promote wellness. The safety and
effectiveness of an EO will depend greatly on
its quality and how it is used. As with medica-
tions, the strength (purity) of the oil, the amount
per dose, the frequency of dosage, and the
route of administration will all play a role in its
effect. Essential oil selection, concerns and
use of some the more common EOs in our four
legged companions will be discussed. Pet par-
ents are welcome. . All participants will receive
a free Zyto Scan (to help identify essential
oils and/or supplements that may be bene-
cial) and take home samples for their pets! Do
NOT bring a pet to class. Do NOT bring a pet
to class.
LAG0010-004 LCC
02/05/20 WE 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: John Hanover, DVM
TUITION & FEE: $85
PETS KNEAD MASSAGE, TOO
Pets can be nervous or stressed when their
routine gets disrupted. As a pet sitter or dog
walker do you want to strengthen the bond you
have with the pets in your life while learning
how to decrease anxiety and enhance a sense
of well-being? Discover how massage can
be used for strengthening the human-animal
bond, relaxing nervous pets and relieving anx-
iety. This pet massage basics class will add to
your toolkit as a pet caregiver as you learn how
and when massage can be benecial. Bring a
good sized stuffed animal to class. Do NOT
bring a pet to class.
LAG0005-004 LCC
05/21/20 TH 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Valerie Nelson
TUITION & FEE: $85
Veterinary Assistant
INTRODUCTION TO VETERINARY
ASSISTANT
Explore the exciting role of veterinary assistant
in this 12-hour course. You will learn to commu-
nicate effectively with clients and co-workers in
the clinical setting and study the signicance
of ethics in veterinary medicine. Professional
competency, basic animal handling and critical
thinking when dealing with animals will also be
covered. This course is a prerequisite for the
Veterinary Assistant course.
LAG0009-005 LCC
01/14/20-01/23/20 TU TH 6:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Valerie Nelson
TUITION & FEE: $149
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VETERINARY ASSISTANT
INFORMATION SESSIONS
Turn your love of animals into a rewarding career.
RSVP at ce.harpercollege.edu.
Tuesdays, April 14 & May 5, 2020 6 – 7 pm
Harper Learning & Career Center (LCC), Room 118
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VETERINARY ASSISTANT
Gain a competitive edge as a formally trained
veterinary assistant in this NAVTA approved
program. Prepare for entry level employment
in a variety of veterinary settings as you learn
about anatomy and physiology, diagnostics,
pharmaceuticals, nursing care, surgery, and
emergency care. In addition to the classroom,
you will gain hands on experience completing
a required clinical practicum at an assigned
partner clinic. Competencies must be demon-
strated prior to clinical placement and a prelim-
inary interview is conducted onsite. Attending
an information session prior to enrollment is
strongly recommended. You must be 18 with
a high school diploma or GED, procient in
reading, writing and math and successfully
complete Introduction to Veterinary Assistant
course.
LAG0008-004 LCC
01/28/20-05/14/20 TU TH 6:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Valerie Nelson
TUITION & FEE: $2339
Building Inspection
MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT
RESIDENTIAL BUILDING INSPECTOR
This 13-week course prepares students to take
the (B1) Residential Code Building Inspector
Certication exam through the International
Code Council (ICC). It is not home inspec-
tion training. The course includes the use and
application of basic building planning require-
ments for wall, oor, ceiling, roof framing, and
materials in one and two-family dwellings. Also
covers code requirements for soils, footing and
foundations, light and ventilation, ceiling height,
minimum room sizes, emergency escape and
rescue opening requirements, smoke detec-
tors, and carbon monoxide detectors. Prepare
for the exam through multiple timed compre-
hensive practice tests. Purchase the ICC text:
2015 International Residential Code.
LBS0013-004 CLEC Enterprises, Inc.
01/16/20-04/02/20 TH 6:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: William Dettmer
TUITION & FEE: $850
2014 NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE -
RESIDENTIAL ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR
(E1) ELECTRICIAN
This 12-week course, 2014 National Electrical
Code Residential Electrical Inspector (E1) and
Electrician Class, will introduce students to
the fundamental code requirements for proper
installation of electrical systems in residential
buildings. This test preparation class will pro-
vide students with a rm foundation of electri-
cal equipment, materials and installation tech-
niques that will assist the student in gaining the
knowledge necessary to take the Residential
Electrical Inspector Certication Exam offered
by the International Code Council (ICC). The
instructor will identify and discuss general re-
quirements of installations, services, bonding
and grounding, wiring methods, hazardous
locations, health care, swimming pools and
more.Also included are an array of practice
tests, and multiple timed comprehensive ex-
ams and an expanded guide of applicable
code sections pertinent for the nal exam. All
Students are encouraged to test for ICC Res-
idential Electrical Inspector Certication. (E1).
LBS0036-003 CLEC Enterprises, Inc.
01/29/20-04/15/20 WE 6:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: William Dettmer
TUITION & FEE: $850
Business
Communication/
Conflict Resolution
DIGITAL COMMUNICATION SKILLS
Though businesses increasingly rely on tech-
nology, technological skills alone do not guar-
antee success in the workplace. You must still
develop your ideas, express them clearly, and
persuade others of their viability. This course
offers effective strategies to sharpen your writ-
ing skills by structuring your ideas logically, ex-
ercising diplomacy in letters and reports, and
shaping your arguments.
LCT0019-007 HPC
04/24/20 FR 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Susanne Bajt
TUITION & FEE: $209
WORKPLACE COMMUNICATION AND
INTERPERSONAL SKILLS
Covers the skills needed to work effectively
within a professional business and team en-
vironment. Understand team dynamics and
how to resolve interpersonal conict. Effective
communication, business analysis, problem
solving, and team development are covered.
This course will strengthen your business pro-
fessional skills.
LPM0002-005 HPC
05/01/20-05/15/20 FR 9:00 am-2:30 pm
Instructor: Angela Valentine
TUITION & FEE: $445
WORKPLACE COMMUNICATION
DIGITAL BADGE
Effective communication is more important
than ever and is critical to your career ad-
vancement and success. Get a comprehensive
and intensive preparation with skills and tech-
niques you can put to use immediately. You
will be learning from some of our most popular
instructors and taking away new how-to-skills
that work. Enrolling in this Digital Badge enrolls
you in the following courses: Conict Manage-
ment, Negotiation: Get What You Want, and
Using Personality Proles for Better Work Per-
formance.
LRN0030-007 ONLINE
02/03/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $595
LRN0030-008 ONLINE
04/06/20-07/03/20
TUITION & FEE: $595
WORKPLACE CONFLICT SOLUTIONS
DIGITAL BADGE
In today’s business environment, employers
expect employees to have a solid set of inter-
personal skills. The ability to solve problems
quickly and effectively is a critical interpersonal
skill well worth developing. First, nd out how
to deal with difcult personalities and broach
challenging subjects in the workplace. Gain
skills to be an effective team member and
leader in the workplace by taking control of the
conversation, managing your reactions, and
navigating problematic interactions with ease.
Discover a workable conict management
model, discuss case studies in conict man-
agement, and then take away successful con-
ict management strategies to apply in your
workplace. Finally, nd out how to recognize
how stress affects you. Develop skills and learn
ways in which we can avoid stress and to not
let stressors become stress! This Digital Badge
requires completion of three courses: Conict
Management, Dealing with Difcult People in
the Workplace and Stress Management in the
Workplace. Three one-month courses.
LRN0104-007 ONLINE
02/03/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
LRN0104-008 ONLINE
04/06/20-07/03/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
CONFLICT MANAGEMENT
A recent study conducted by the American
Management Association revealed that typi-
cal managers spend more than 20 percent of
their day engaged in or reacting to conict sit-
uations. Out of 25 management skills, conict
management was the only one positively cor-
related to higher earnings and promotion. Dis-
cover a workable conict management model;
discuss case studies in conict management;
and take away successful conict manage-
ment strategies for the workplace.
LRN0031-010 ONLINE
02/03/20-02/28/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
LRN0031-011 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
CAREER
DEVELOPMENT
COMPUTERS &
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MIND & BODYMUSIC & ARTS
PERSONAL
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Business Law
LEGAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATION
Acquire the necessary knowledge and skills
needed to become an exceptional legal assis-
tant. This bridge course is designed to provide
you with the tools to develop a thorough under-
standing of legal ofce procedures including
database management, the preparation of le-
gal documentation, research, legal accounting
methods, legal analysis, communications, and
ethics.
LRN0011-007 ONLINE
02/03/20-02/28/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
LRN0011-008 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
YOUR WORKPLACE, YOUR EMPLOYEES
& THE LAW
Designed for non-lawyers, this course provides
business owners, managers, supervisors, and
HR professionals with a roadmap for effective-
ly handling complicated employee-related is-
sues that affect today’s legal action-prone work
environment. Each class contains guidelines,
step-by-step compliance instructions, and
practical leadership skills, methods, and tech-
niques plus proven strategies for successfully
managing employees and for complying with
state and federal workplace laws.
LRN0012-007 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0012-008 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
Career Empowerment
EMBRACING MY STORY
Live your truth and learn how to embrace your
story. With career reorientation, it could be
challenging to identify next steps in your career
path. Learn how to share your experiences and
how these experiences shaped your working
life. Leverage your story and allow it to provide
you with the guidance you need in your life and
in your career.
LGP0003-001 Harper Main Campus
02/21/20 FR 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Rose Jackson
TUITION & FEE: $60
I AM REMARKABLE
#IamRemarkable empowers you to speak
openly about your accomplishments in the
workplace. Review data and research about
self-promotion and unconscious biases. Prac-
tice how to articulate your achievements and
self-promotion by vocally expressing your
achievement in a working environment.
LGP0004-001 Harper Main Campus
03/06/20 FR 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Angela Valentine
TUITION & FEE: $60
PERSONAL BRANDING
Strengthen your professional impression on
individuals. Dene your character and send a
strong message on your capabilities as a pro-
fessional. Demonstrate your beliefs, values
and abilities through your brand personality.
LGP0002-001 Harper Main Campus
02/07/20 FR 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Rose Jackson
TUITION & FEE: $60
PROFESSIONAL PRESENCE
Your professional presence not only involves
how you dress at the workplace, it also involves
how you hold yourself in a professional setting.
Learn about professional image enhancement
and how to develop skills to reinforce your ef-
fectiveness and success in the workplace.
LGP0001-001 Harper Main Campus
01/31/20 FR 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Rose Jackson
TUITION & FEE: $60
Cosmetology/Barber
BARBER I FOUNDATION
Classroom instruction includes barber history,
anatomy and physiology plus general theory
and practical applications. Students become
familiar with various tools and their uses,
shampooing, chemical, types of hair, sanita-
tion, skin diseases, facial massage and more.
Includes hands-on practice. The fee for this
class covers the state required application, all
books and you re personal customized barber
kit. Prerequisite: Approval starts with Harper
College. Call 847-925-6757.
LCO0005-004 Capelli Academy
01/02/20-04/24/20 TU, WE, TH, FR 4:00 pm-8:00 pm
1/4/20-4/25/20 SA 10:00 am-5:00 pm
Instructor: Johannes Burkert
TUITION & FEE: $4500
BARBER/COSMETOLOGY CROSSOVER
Are you licensed in Illinois as a professional
cosmetologist? If so, then you can add barber-
ing to your skillset by completing this class. It
covers technical instruction and practical oper-
ations and is designed to prepare you for the
state exam to become a barber. This 500 clock
hour Illinois approved class will take you to the
next level in your career. The fee for this class
covers the state required application, all books
and your personal customized barber kit. Pre-
requisite: Approval starts with Harper College.
Call 847-925-6757.
LCO0006-003 Capelli Academy
01/02/20-04/24/20 TU, WE, TH, FR 4:00 pm-8:00 pm
1/4/20-4/25/20 SA 10:00 am-5:00 pm
Instructor: Johannes Burkert
TUITION & FEE: $4500
DEALING WITH DIFFICULT PEOPLE IN
THE WORKPLACE
Gain skills to be an effective team member and
leader in the workplace by taking control of the
conversation, managing your reactions, and
navigating problematic interactions with ease.
These skills will guide you to nd your voice
and communicate effectively in workplace in-
teractions, making day-to-day interactions run
smoothly.
LRN0105-010 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
LRN0105-011 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
STRESS MANAGEMENT IN THE
WORKPLACE
Stress isn’t the enemy. It is our perceptions of
stress that amp our anxiety and use up all our
steam. Events happen every day. How we in-
terpret those events can set the stage for how
we feel and how we react to others. Reduc-
ing stress is as easy as understanding what
stress is, understanding what stress is to you,
and using that knowledge to restructure your
thoughts. Turn stress into a stepping stone, not
a stumbling block!
LRN0016-007 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $145
NEGOTIATION: GET WHAT YOU WANT
Negotiation is a key skill for success in busi-
ness and everyday life. Learning and practic-
ing the skills to help yourself and others get
what they want will improve relationships and
increase your odds of success. Discover how
to plan, implement and achieve your goals in
the bargaining process even with the shrewd-
est of deal makers. Invest in these skills now
and reap a lifetime of rewards.
LRN0032-010 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0032-011 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
USING PERSONALITY PROFILES
FOR BETTER WORK PERFORMANCE
Understanding yourself and others will in-
crease your overall effectiveness at work,
home, and in all of your relationships. Learn
how to improve your communication with oth-
ers, convey your ideas effectively, and improve
your ability to understand what is important to
those who don t share your same style. Course
fee includes your own DiSC Behavioral Per-
sonality Prole assessment and review.
LRN0033-010 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $295
CAREER
DEVELOPMENT
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PERSONAL
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COSMETOLOGY I FOUNDATION
Classroom instruction includes general theory
and practical applications. Students become
familiar with various tools and their uses,
shampooing, chemicals, types of hair, sanita-
tion, skin diseases and more. Includes hands-
on practice. The fee for this class covers the
state required application, all books, and your
personal cosmetology tool kit. Prerequisite:
Approval starts with Harper College. Call
847.925.6757.
LCO0001-006 Capelli Academy
01/02/20-04/24/20 TU, WE, TH, FR 4:00 pm-8:00 pm
1/4/20-4/25/20 SA 10:00 am-5:00 pm
Instructor: Johannes Burkert
TUITION & FEE: $4500
COSMETOLOGY II INTERMEDIATE
A combination of classroom instruction and
hands-on application in chemical safety, per-
manent waving, hair coloring, tinting, bleach-
ing, hair relaxing, hair and scalp conditioning,
shampooing and rinsing. Students continue to
review hygiene, anatomy, physiology, ethics,
electricity, nail technology and esthetics. Pre-
requisite: LCO0086
LCO0002-003 Capelli Academy
01/02/20-04/24/20 TU, WE, TH, FR 4:00 pm-8:00 pm
1/4/20-4/25/20 SA 10:00 am-5:00 pm
Instructor: Johannes Burkert
TUITION & FEE: $2668
COSMETOLOGY III ADVANCED
Become knowledgeable in cutting, thinning,
shaping, trimming, application of electrical and
mechanical equipment, curling, hair treatments
and marcelling. Learn about labor law, workers’
compensation, client relationships, and other
business topics related to owning a business.
Firm up knowledge in other important top-
ics in esthetics and nail technology. Full-time
students complete the program in this course.
Part-time students must also complete Cosme-
tology IV. Prerequisite: LCO0087
LCO0003-003 Capelli Academy
04/28/20-08/28/20 TU WE TH FR 4:00 pm-8:00 pm
05/02/2020-08/29/20 SA 10:00 am-5:00 pm
Instructor: Johannes Burkert
TUITION & FEE: $2668
Customer Service
CUSTOMER SERVICE DIGITAL BADGE
Good customer service is essential for all
businesses and work organizations. With the
increase of technology, human interaction
with customers becomes all the more import-
ant. Whether it relates to retaining customers,
serving your audience or turning inquiries from
potential customers into sales, good custom-
er service is now one of the central factors in
organizational success. Learn to improve your
customer service skills to enhance your career
skill set, improve productivity, and increase
your success. You will also take away some
extraordinary customer service techniques
you will not nd anywhere else. To earn this
Digital Badge, you will complete two courses:
Extraordinary Customer Service and Keys to
Customer Service. These courses may also be
taken individually.
LRN0056-008 ONLINE
02/03/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
LRN0056-009 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
KEYS TO CUSTOMER SERVICE
Learning to build your customer service skills
will have a powerful impact on your career suc-
cess as well in other areas of your life. Discov-
er the direct relationship between service skills
and career achievement to become an excep-
tional service provider. You can help your or-
ganization and your career by translating your
good service intentions into a workable plan
and gain knowledge of ways to consistently
deliver great service. The payoff is enormous.
LRN0058-010 ONLINE
02/03/20-02/28/20
TUITION & FEE: $145
LRN0058-011 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $145
EXTRAORDINARY CUSTOMER SERVICE
Transform your customer service into some-
thing extraordinary and separate yourself from
your competition. As a result, more repeat
business will improve your bottom line. Ex-
traordinary customer service comes from fo-
cusing on the few essential elements that yield
big results. Discover how easy it is to tweak
your customer service from the ordinary to the
extraordinary. You will take away a customer
service plan that will help you focus on the key
elements of success.
LRN0057-011 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $145
LRN0057-012 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $145
Data Analysis
DATA ANALYSIS DIGITAL BADGE
Data Analysis is quickly becoming one of the
most sought-after skills in the workplace. Com-
panies produce vast amounts of data, but it
is rare to have someone with the vision and
ability to analyze data for trends and make
valid predictions. Add a whole new skill set to
your portfolio, and make a big difference in the
success of your organization by acquiring data
analysis skills. Begin by getting a basic under-
standing of how to analyze data in a business
setting. Then, learn how many of your busi-
ness decisions involve comparing groups for
differences. Finally, nd out how to perform in-
quiries useful to your business or organization
and communicate the results through graphs
and text to your fellow employees and lead-
ers. Whether your business is home based or
a large company, this Digital Badge will take
you to the next level where important deci-
sion-making is concerned. This Digital Badge
requires completion of three courses: Intro-
duction to Data Analysis, Intermediate Data
Analysis and Advanced Data Analysis. These
courses may also be taken individually.
LRN0059-007 ONLINE
02/03/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
LRN0059-008 ONLINE
04/06/20-07/03/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
INTRODUCTION TO DATA ANALYSIS
Data Analysis is quickly becoming one of the
most sought-after skills in the workplace. Com-
panies produce vast amounts of data, but it is
rare to have someone with the ability to ana-
lyze that data, see trends, and make predic-
tions. This course will give you a basic under-
standing of how to analyze data in a business
setting. Businesses look for candidates with an
understanding of how to analyze the data they
have been collecting; this course will help you
start on that journey.
LRN0060-011 ONLINE
02/03/20-02/28/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0060-012 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
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COSMETOLOGY/BARBER PROGRAM
INFORMATION SESSION
Continuing education is excited to begin offering a new
program in barbering. New to the industry? Take our four-
course series to gain the skills and knowledge to become a
barber. Have a cosmetology license already? Enroll in our
new 500-hour course, Cosmetology/Barber Crossover, in preparation for the Illinois
Barber exam. Attend one of the upcoming Cosmetology Information Sessions to
learn about this new program. RSVP at ce.harpercollege.edu.
Mon, April 27 & May 4, 2020 6:30 – 7:30 pm Harper Main Campus, W218
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DESIGNING ONLINE INSTRUCTION
Learn about the online instructional environ-
ment and how to envision your online course,
develop a web course, plan phases of design
and development, implement design guide-
lines, and more. Discover the principles behind
the adoption of innovative educational technol-
ogies and the nature of the online learning en-
vironment. Study the phases of design and de-
velopment and learn how to manage effective
design models that motivate student-to-stu-
dent interaction. Get the latest information on
copyright issues, assessment and evaluation.
LRN0070-010 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0070-011 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
FOSTERING ONLINE DISCUSSION
Being engaged with your online learners
throughout the course is one of the three big-
gest challenges for online teachers. It is also
one of the three most important things you can
do to take your course to the next level, mak-
ing it a superior learning experience for your
learners. Experience how to excel at the con-
cepts and practice of continual engagement
in teaching. Discover how to build student suc-
cess through your interactions, giving online
learners feedback, and communicating with
them about everything from subject matter to
delicate issues to grading. You will take away
advanced and practical how-to tips from one
of the foremost authorities on fostering online
discussion, and you will experience rst-hand
how to build great interaction and engagement
in the online environment.
LRN0069-010 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
SUBSTITUTE TEACHER PREPARATION
Substitute teachers must be able to gain stu-
dent respect and use a portfolio of ideas and
workable presentations. Successful substi-
tutes get called a second and third time. Un-
derstand what is expected of a substitute and
how to maximize your value to a school. Learn
how to develop a sub notebook, understand
classroom management, the latest techniques
in developing lesson plans, how to use your
own portfolio to assist in teaching, and much
more. With information applicable to any U.S.
state, this course will provide you with the infor-
mation you need to be successful at any level
in any school and become a valuable asset to
any school system.
LRN0027-007 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $145
LRN0027-008 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $145
Education and
Library Science
LIBRARY ASSISTANT
Prepare to work as a library assistant. Learn
about library organization and operations, in-
cluding how materials are ordered, processed,
and cataloged. Discuss various library automa-
tion systems. Gain insight into how materials
are shelved, circulate, and removed from cir-
culation. Become informed about patron and
library expectations. Library assistants may
work part-time or fulltime. Includes all materials.
LCE0012-006 Harper Main Campus
02/20/20-05/07/20 TH 6:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Victoria Akinde
TUITION & FEE: $509
ONLINE TEACHING DIGITAL BADGE
Whether you are new or experienced with
online teaching, get the best instruction from
the foremost authorities in this Digital Badge
that thousands have taken for both fundamen-
tal and advanced training. Learn how to build
an online course or improve one that currently
exists. Learn to foster online discussion and
encourage student interaction. The three re-
quired courses cover traditional assessment
and online testing, and will give you both the
fundamentals and advanced tips and tech-
niques. Your instructors are authors, speakers
and consultants in online learning and teach-
ing. The Digital Badge requires completion of
three courses: Fostering Online Discussion,
Designing Online Instruction and Advanced
Teaching Online. These courses may also be
taken individually.
LRN0068-007 ONLINE
02/03/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
LRN0068-008 ONLINE
04/06/20-07/03/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
ADVANCED TEACHING ONLINE
In the 21st century, half of all learning will be
online. The opportunities are tremendous for
both teachers and students. Discover how to
plan, develop and teach an online course. Take
home a ten-step model for developing your
online course. Experience one of the most ad-
vanced online classrooms for teachers. Learn
how to create online audio lectures with slide
shows. Plus, nd out how self quizzes enhance
learning. See an animation, drop-and-drop ex-
ercise, and dynamite welcome pages. Engage
in online discussion with other teachers. An
instructor’s book, Advanced Teaching Online,
is included. Technical Requirements: Access
to Flash needed for audio and slide presenta-
tions.
LRN0067-010 ONLINE
02/03/20-02/28/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0067-011 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
INTERMEDIATE DATA ANALYSIS
Many business decisions involve comparing
groups of data for differences. For example,
you might examine sales records to see if men
and women prefer different product features.
Or, you might see whether product recognition
survey data relates to subsequent product pur-
chase behavior. The Intermediate Data Analy-
sis course introduces you to the statistical anal-
ysis methods behind these group differences
and relationships. In addition, you ll learn how
to work with ratings and graphs to create us-
er-friendly reports of statistical results.
LRN0061-010 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0061-011 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
ADVANCED DATA ANALYSIS
Advanced Data Analysis teaches how to per-
form valuable inquiries for your business or
organization. You acquire skills necessary to
communicate these results through graphs
and text so that your fellow employees will
understand the implications of decisions they
make. Take the guesswork out of important de-
cisions and make them based on statistically
signicant information. Whether your business
is home-based or a large company, this class
will take you to the next level where important
decision making is concerned.
LRN0062-010 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
SELF STUDY: DATA ANALYSIS
DIGITAL BADGE
Data Analysis is quickly becoming one of
the most sought-after skills in the workplace.
Companies have vast amounts of data, but
it is rare to have someone with the ability to
analyze that data to see trends and make pre-
dictions. Add a whole new skill set to your port-
folio, and make a big difference in the success
of your organization by acquiring data analysis
skills. Begin with getting a basic understanding
of how to analyze data in a business setting.
Then learn how many of your business deci-
sions involve comparing groups for differenc-
es. You will know the statistics behind these
group differences and relationships. Finally
you will nd out how to perform inquiries that
will be useful to your business or organization,
and have the skill necessary to communicate
these results through graphs and text that your
fellow employees will understand. Whether
your business is home based or a large com-
pany, this Digital Badge will take you to the
next level where important decision-making is
concerned. This Digital Badge requires com-
pletion of three courses: Introduction to Data
Analysis, Intermediate Data Analysis and Ad-
vanced Data Analysis. These courses may be
taken individually. You may start anytime and
end anytime up to one year later. There is no
teacher in the classroom and no contact with a
teacher. If you at any time prefer contact with a
teacher, you may transfer into the teacher-led
class at no additional cost.
LRN0150-003 ONLINE
01/13/20-12/11/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
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Emergency Response
COMMUNITY EMERGENCY
RESPONSE TEAM TRAINING (CERT)
A day hardly goes by where we don t hear
about community emergencies. Fortunately,
northern Illinois has been spared from recent
local disasters but that may not always be the
situation. Community Emergency Response
Team (CERT) training prepares you to know
what to do for your family, neighbors and com-
munity in the event of natural and manmade
disasters. The program concludes with a mock
disaster. Successful completion earns you a
FEMA Certicate. Participants may qualify to
volunteer as a Palatine Emergency Manage-
ment Agency member. Includes all materials.
LVM0002-004 Harper Main Campus
02/24/20-03/16/20 MO WE 6:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Edward Kemper
TUITION & FEE: $75
Entrepreneurship
ENTREPRENEURSHIP FUNDAMENTALS
This course examines the benets and burdens
of entrepreneurship and helps you understand
the process of converting your concept into a
new venture. Shows you how to avoid common
mistakes and focus on strategic management
through developing your understanding of the
various forms of business ownership and fran-
chising, pricing strategies, nancing, location
selection, and human capital management.
Discover the personal leadership traits helpful
for successful entrepreneurship and assess
your own entrepreneurial mindset.
LBS0030-003 ONLINE
03/09/20-05/08/20
Instructor: Staff
TUITION & FEE: $335
Grant Writing
INTRODUCTION TO GRANT WRITING
Gain an overview of the grant writing process
and the components of writing a successful
grant proposal. In the non-prot community,
there is a great demand for grant writers who
understand the needs in developing a compre-
hensive grant proposal.
LVM0003-001 Harper Main Campus
02/18/20 TU 5:30 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Staff
TUITION & FEE: $140
ADVANCED GRANT WRITING
Enhance your skills as a grant writer. Become
familiar with how a logic model is used to visu-
alize the planned work and intended results for
a grant project. Understand how to success-
fully secure funding and the criteria funders
use to assess if your proposal gets funded or
rejected.
LVM0004-001 Harper Main Campus
03/03/20 TU 5:30 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Staff
TUITION & FEE: $95
Hospitality/
Food Service
FOOD SERVICE SANITATION MANAGER
CERTIFICATION TRAINING AND EXAM
This course provides the approved IDPH
8-hour training plus exam to earn your Illinois
food sanitation certication that is valid for ve
years. Food service managers in food estab-
lishments are tasked to make sure that food
safety and proper food handling are always
observed. Learn the standards and regulations
to pass the IDPH exam. Purchase your text-
book, ServSafe Manager 7th edition with On-
line Voucher. With prior arrangement the exam
can be taken in Spanish. This course is taught
by an industry professional.
LRP0001-006 Harper Main Campus
03/10/20-03/17/20 TU TH 8:30 am-11:30 am
Instructor: Lynn M Destry
TUITION & FEE: $135
HVAC
REFRIGERANT HANDLING WORKSHOP
Increase your odds of passing the EPA Techni-
cian Certication exam allowing you to handle
and recover refrigerants at all technician lev-
els. Students signicantly improve their pass-
ing rates by taking this class which includes
hands-on workshop and EPA exam. Students,
however, may choose to enroll in course
LMR0002, Refrigerant Handling Exam which is
the exam only.
LMR0001-008 Harper Main Campus
02/07/20-02/14/20 FR 12:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Jose Vital
TUITION & FEE: $160
REFRIGERANT HANDLING EXAM
Take the EPA Technician Certication exam al-
lowing you to handle and recover refrigerants
at all technician levels. Students who need to
retake the exam or need additional certica-
tions should register for this course. Passing
the exam satises the refrigerant certications
and EPA requirements.
LMR0002-025 Harper Main Campus
02/14/20 FR 12:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Jose Vital
TUITION & FEE: $40
LMR0002-026 Harper Main Campus
03/13/20 FR 12:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Jose Vital
TUITION & FEE: $40
LMR0002-027 Harper Main Campus
04/03/20 FR 12:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Jose Vital
TUITION & FEE: $40
LMR0002-028 Harper Main Campus
05/08/20 FR 12:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Jose Vital
TUITION & FEE: $40
Management
MANAGEMENT DIGITAL BADGE
Enhance your management skills through
this program for supervisors, managers, and
emerging leaders. Nothing creates success
like a solid foundation. Discover the keys for
effectively managing your employees. Find
out how to create clear expectations, engage
and motivate employees, and increase your
effectiveness. Learn how to improve your
management of time and productivity. Finally,
get the keys to manage different generations
in your workforce. This Digital Badge requires
completion of three required courses: Manage-
ment Boot Camp, Collaborative Management
and Managing Generations in the Workplace.
These courses may also be taken individually.
LRN0063-007 ONLINE
02/03/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $595
LRN0063-008 ONLINE
04/06/20-07/03/20
TUITION & FEE: $595
MANAGEMENT BOOT CAMP
Enhance your management skills through
this course for supervisors, managers, and
emerging leaders. Nothing creates success
like a solid foundation. Discover the keys for
effectively managing your employees. Find out
how to create clear expectations, engage and
motivate employees, and increase your effec-
tiveness through use of the DiSC personality
prole (included). By the end of the course, you
will manage with greater condence and effec-
tiveness on several fronts.
LRN0064-010 ONLINE
02/03/20-02/28/20
TUITION & FEE: $295
LRN0064-011 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $295
COLLABORATIVE MANAGEMENT
Whether you manage or lead people, collab-
orative skills are essential to help harness
the energy of groups and teams for maximum
performance and productivity. Knowledge
of collaborative skills will enable you to gain
participation quickly, get input and buy-in for
building consensus, and plan for cooperation
to get crucial projects completed. This course
will help you explore the principles of collabo-
rative management and gain insight on how to
expand your collaborative skills for success of
your team or organization.
LRN0001-010 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
LRN0001-011 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
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MANAGING GENERATIONS IN THE
WORKPLACE
Today, several distinct generations are repre-
sented in the workforce. Discover what moti-
vates each generation at work, what messages
and incentives they value, and how they prefer
to communicate. Identify practical strategies
to help your manage Boomers, Gen Xers, and
Gen Yers more effectively.
LRN0065-010 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $175
SUPERVISORY AND LEADERSHIP
DIGITAL BADGE
For new or experienced managers, supervi-
sors, team leaders and anyone who has been
identied as a potential supervisor or manager,
the online Supervisory and Leadership Dig-
ital Badge will provide practical, easy to un-
derstand, and insightful methods for effective
delegation, performance management, and
performance reviews. You will delve into the
specics of the supervisor’s role and respon-
sibilities and acquire strategies that can be
applied at your job immediately. Supervising
employees in today’s fast-paced and demand-
ing business environment is one of the most
challenging yet rewarding responsibilities you
will have in your career. Employees are your
most valuable resource, so ensuring the ef-
ciency of your team is critical to success. Com-
pleting this course earns the Supervisory and
Leadership Digital Badge.
LRN0036-007 ONLINE
02/03/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $395
LRN0036-008 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $395
DIGITAL BADGE IN LEADERSHIP
DEVELOPMENT (FOR GEN Y)
Especially geared for future leaders in the Gen
Y generation (born 1980-1999), this Digital
Badge provides how-to practical information
on advancing your leadership potential and
making a difference in both the workplace and
in society. Find out what it takes to become an
effective leader. Discover your style of leader-
ship. Discuss task completion, building rela-
tionships with your subordinates, becoming so-
cially perceptive to changes in the workplace,
utilizing your emotions in a positive and effec-
tive manner, and addressing challenging goals.
Then learn the unspoken secrets that leaders
know and the strategies they employ/exhibit in
for inuencing others. Leadership skills are ac-
quired and learned. You can become a leader
if you know the do’s and don ts; what to say,
what not to say; what to do, what not to do. At
the end of completing this Digital Badge, you
will come away with a new understanding, new
toolbox of leadership skills, and the information
to move your leadership development into high
gear. This Digital Badge requires completion of
three courses: Leadership Skills, Developing
your Leadership Skills and Developing Your
Professional Career. These courses may also
be taken individually.
LRN0140-004 ONLINE
02/03/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $395
LRN0140-005 ONLINE
04/06/20-07/03/20
TUITION & FEE: $395
LEADERSHIP PRINCIPLES
Especially for Gen Y ers (born 1980-1999), the
course serves as the rst of three in a series
addressing the development of Generation Y
leadership. Find out what it takes to become
an effective leader. Discover your style of
leadership. Discuss task completion, building
relationships with your subordinates, becom-
ing socially perceptive to changes in the work-
place, utilizing your emotions in a positive and
effective manner, and addressing challenging
goals. Finally, the course offers the opportunity
to perform a case study analysis of workplace
conicts that require effective leadership, al-
lowing you to apply your unique leadership
characteristics revealed through completing
the class.
LRN0118-009 ONLINE
02/03/20-02/28/20
TUITION & FEE: $145
LRN0118-010 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $145
DEVELOPING YOUR LEADERSHIP SKILLS
Especially for future and emerging leaders
in Gen Y, come discover the key concepts of
being a leader and the best strategies for de-
veloping your leadership skills and inuence.
Learn the unspoken secrets that leaders know
and the strategies they employ/exhibit in for
inuencing others. Leadership skills are ac-
quired and learned.The action takes place in
attending meetings, running meetings, inter-
acting with others 1:1, and employing success-
ful techniques to convince and inuence oth-
ers. You can become a leader if you know the
do’s and don ts; what to say, what not to say;
what to do, what not to do.
LRN0141-004 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $145
LRN0141-005 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $145
DEVELOPING YOUR PROFESSIONAL
CAREER
Have you ever wondered how do I get to that
next level in my career? What does it take?
This course will help you identify those skills
that all great leaders possess, while learning
new skills that will help take you to the next
level. Whether you are leading a department
or a organization you will gain the knowledge
you need to be successful. Learn how to incor-
porate a developed image and communication
skills that will rocket you to that next level.
LRN0142-004 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $145
PRODUCTIVITY AND TIME
MANAGEMENT DIGITAL BADGE
For a growing number of people, maximizing
productivity and the use of time is the primary
way to increase protability and organizational
success. Businesses are moving from count-
ing hours sitting in a chair to measuring out-
comes and results. Boost your productivity by
managing your time more effectively. Discover
the top ten most effective time management
techniques to increase your work outcomes
without spending more time. Take home 21st
Century techniques and strategies. Find out
the exciting productivity e-tools that are avail-
able now and utilize technology to boost your
productivity. Finally, get the latest best informa-
tion on documenting your own productivity, and
managing the productivity of others. This Dig-
ital Badge requires completion of three cours-
es: Strategies for Productivity and Time Man-
agement, Productivity eTools, and Managing
Productivity. These courses may also be taken
individually. Three one-month courses.
LRN0111-006 ONLINE
02/03/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $595
LRN0111-007 ONLINE
04/06/20-07/03/20
TUITION & FEE: $595
CAREER
DEVELOPMENT
COMPUTERS &
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STRATEGIES FOR PRODUCTIVITY AND
TIME MANAGEMENT
Time is even more valuable in this century than
in the last. How effectively you manage your
time and productivity can affect your business
and personal life in many ways. You ll get tips
and techniques for managing time and increas-
ing productivity you won t get anywhere else
. Whether you are managing your own time,
or others time, come away with proven tips to
put into practice on Monday morning and every
day.
LRN0112-009 ONLINE
02/03/20-02/28/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0112-010 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
PRODUCTIVITY E-TOOLS
Find out the top 40 favorite applications and
e-Tools of productive workers. Get the latest
tools, sites, smartphone and tablet applica-
tions to turbocharge your work and simplify
your life. Then, discover how to select the right
tools for your needs, evaluate your productiv-
ity system and develop a framework that gets
things done. Learn about different new pro-
ductivity tools each week, while also blending
an evaluation of your own productivity needs.
After completing this course you will work more
efciently and uncover more time in your day.
LRN0113-009 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
LRN0113-010 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
MANAGING PRODUCTIVITY
Whether you are measuring and documenting
your own productivity or managing the produc-
tivity of others, acquire four new management
systems and procedures to maximize produc-
tivity in your organization in the ofce or when
working from a distance, including home. After
completing this course, you will have a new
set of management skills to manage both your
own productivity and that of others in the new
work environment of this century.
LRN0114-009 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
KEY ESSENTIALS FOR CONDUCTING
WORKPLACE INVESTIGATIONS
This course covers key elements for effectively
conducting workplace investigations related to
harassment, sexual harassment, discrimina-
tion, employee retaliation, and management
misconduct.
LRN0125-005 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0125-006 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
MANAGING SOCIAL CHANGE
DIGITAL BADGE
Discover proven strategies for moving your
efforts, and those of others, from advocacy to
managing and achieving social change within
the workplace and/or community. First, learn to
strategically apply various disciplines to cause
organizational change as well as develop the
personal skills and attitudes organizations
need for implementing change. Then nd out
how to address change in the workplace, in-
cluding addressing the resistance to change.
Finally, leaders from elected ofcials to the
CEO of Apple are encouraging people in the
workplace to participate in community and so-
cial change. Learn different change strategies
to improve your community and society for all.
This Digital badge requires completion of three
courses: Change Management Skills, Change
in The Workplace and Creating Community
Social Change. These courses may be taken
individually.
LRN0143-003 ONLINE
02/03/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
LRN0143-004 ONLINE
04/06/20-07/03/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
CHANGE MANAGEMENT SKILLS
Strategically applying/utilizing the various
disciplines in order to cause organizational
change and add value is often referred to as
change management. Managers and aspir-
ing leaders in the workplace are increasingly
being asked to develop the personal skills and
attitudes for implementing change as well as
a technical understanding of how to apply the
tools for change. Learn how to successfully
plan, implement, communicate, create em-
ployee involvement and commitment, and add
value during change.
LRN0144-003 ONLINE
02/03/20-02/28/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0144-004 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
CHANGE IN THE WORKPLACE
Most people do not like change even when they
know that change is inevitable and will happen
with or without your consent. A recent Gallup
study found that nearly 70% of the American
workforce is disengaged from their jobs. They
perceive changes in careers to be too difcult
to accomplish or they are too old, not skilled
enough and may lack the funds to change their
skill set. The good news is that those who are
willing to embrace change are much more like-
ly to thrive under new conditions. Take home
strategies on how to deal with changes in your
work environment and even how to introduce
changes to your workplace culture.
LRN0145-003 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0145-004 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
CREATING COMMUNITY &
SOCIAL CHANGE
From elected ofcials to the CEO of Apple,
leaders are now urging people in the work-
place and community to participate in commu-
nity and social change to help improve commu-
nities and society. Discover how social change
happens, and doesn t, and how you can inu-
ence change. Then explore working within an
established organization versus creating your
own group for change. Finally, learn different
change strategies and techniques to highlight
issues and improve your community and so-
ciety for all.
LRN0146-003 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
Marketing
DIGITAL MARKETING DIGITAL BADGE
Get a great introduction to eMarketing, in-
cluding improving email promotions, analyz-
ing your web site trafc, doing search engine
optimization, and how to successfully employ
online advertising. Relevant for any type of or-
ganization, including businesses, non-prots,
and agencies. No eMarketing experience or
expertise is necessary. If you are already at an
advanced level, your instructors can provide
the latest most advanced information and an-
swer your toughest questions.
This Digital Badge requires completion of three
courses: Improving Email Promotions, Boost-
ing Your Website Trafc, and Online Advertis-
ing. These three classes may also be taken
individually.
LRN0037-007 ONLINE
02/03/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
LRN0037-008 ONLINE
04/06/20-07/03/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
IMPROVING EMAIL PROMOTIONS
Discover new ways to improve your email pro-
motions, including when and what to email,
and testing email copy. Learn how to analyze
your email response rates, including getting the
bench marks for open rates and click through
rates. Acquire ways to improve your email pro-
motion and responses for testing and tracking.
This course is suitable for users of all levels.
LRN0038-010 ONLINE
02/03/20-02/28/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0038-011 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
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BOOSTING YOUR WEB SITE TRAFFIC
Acquire the basic skills to boost your web site
trafc, including how to analyze your visitor
trafc, how to use search engine optimization
(SEO) to get greater visibility and exposure
in Google searches. You will also learn from
an SEO expert how to redesign your web site
copy to increase your visitors and results. No
experience necessary.
LRN0039-010 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0039-011 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
ONLINE ADVERTISING
Get the keys to making online advertising work
for you and your organization. See how pay-
per-click advertising with Google AdWords
works and nd out how to test low budget
Adword campaigns. Learn how you can tar-
get local audiences. Then discover Facebook
advertising and how you can determine the
demographics and even numbers of people
you want to reach. No experience necessary.
Instructor is an online ad expert and can an-
swer advanced level questions.
LRN0040-010 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
SELF STUDY: DIGITAL MARKETING
DIGITAL BADGE
Get a great introduction to eMarketing, includ-
ing improving email promotions, analyzing
your web site trafc, doing search engine opti-
mization, and how to successfully employ on-
line advertising. Relevant for any type of orga-
nization, including businesses, non-prots, and
agencies. No eMarketing experience or exper-
tise is necessary. If you are already at an ad-
vanced level, your instructors can provide the
latest most advanced information and answer
your toughest questions. This Digital Badge
requires completion of three courses: Improv-
ing Email Promotions, Boosting Your Website
Trafc, and Online Advertising. You may start
anytime and end anytime up to one year later.
There is no teacher in the classroom and no
contact with a teacher. If you at any time prefer
contact with a teacher, you may transfer into
the teacher-led class at no additional cost.
LRN0158-002 ONLINE
01/13/20-12/11/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
FACEBOOK FOR BUSINESS
Find out what goes on behind the scenes on
Facebook pages and how to increase your
changes of getting your message seen and
acted on. Discover new tools and proven tech-
niques to increase business and expand your
reach. Discuss how to adapt your marketing
message for the Facebook platform and how
to integrate Facebook across all marketing ar-
eas. You should already have started a page
on Facebook and have some basic knowledge
of the platform. You will learn the most current
updates Facebook has made.
LRN0050-011 ONLINE
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TUITION & FEE: $245
LRN0050-012 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
SOCIAL MEDIA FOR BUSINESS
DIGITAL BADGE
Get in on this exciting and growing way to com-
municate, market and serve your customers
and clients. For businesses, nonprots, gov-
ernment, and other organizations. From Face-
book to Twitter, blogging, YouTube, LinkedIn,
and more, discover the new principles of com-
munication that apply across all networks and
how these specic social networks work and
the possible uses for your organization. Learn
how social networks are used to develop a two-
way communication and marketing strategy for
your organization. Then nd out what you can
be doing, what you should be doing, and take
back a plan to integrate social networks into
your communication and marketing.Whether
you are new to social networks or already in-
volved, you will come away with both an under-
standing of social networks and practical, how-
to techniques to integrate social networks into
your organization or business. Your instructors
are outstanding practitioners who also speak,
write, and train others on social networks.
This Digital Badge requires completion of three
courses: Introduction to Social Media, Market-
ing Using Social Media and Integrating So-
cial Media in Your Organization. These three
courses may also be taken individually.
LRN0052-008 ONLINE
02/03/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
LRN0052-009 ONLINE
04/06/20-07/03/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
INTRODUCTION TO SOCIAL MEDIA
Get involved in the move from in-person to
online communication. Learn what social net-
works are and their role in your business and
personal life. Find out the top sites and how
businesses are using the sites for communica-
tion, customer retention, branding, marketing,
market research, needs assessment and serv-
ing customers and clients. Explore the options
for your organization. Look at case studies of
what other organizations are doing.
LRN0053-011 ONLINE
02/03/20-02/28/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0053-012 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
MARKETING USING SOCIAL MEDIA
Develop a two-way communication and mar-
keting strategy for your organization using
social networks. Let your instructor guide you
in exploring major social networks, including
Twitter, LinkedIn and blogging. Learn quick,
easy ways to use Twitter, blogs and LinkedIn to
engage your customers and clients and keep
them interested in your organization. You will
nd out the advantages and disadvantages of
each, and learn what is right for your particular
organization.
LRN0054-011 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0054-012 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
INTEGRATING SOCIAL MEDIA IN YOUR
ORGANIZATION
Take away a practical strategy and techniques
for implementing social networks for your orga-
nization or business. Learn how to create your
own private social network using Ning, work
socially using Google Docs and calendars, and
move your website to an interactive Web 2.0
site. Your instructor will help you choose which
social network tools are right for your situation,
and then integrate them into your website to
develop a social networking strategy for your
organization.
LRN0055-011 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
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BUSINESS
Get in on this exciting and growing way to com-
municate, market and serve your customers
and clients. For businesses, nonprots, gov-
ernment, and other organizations. From Face-
book to Twitter, blogging, YouTube, LinkedIn,
and more, discover the new principles of com-
munication that apply across all networks and
how these specic social networks work and
the possible uses for your organization. Learn
how social networks are used to develop a two-
way communication and marketing strategy for
your organization. Then nd out what you can
be doing, what you should be doing, and take
back a plan to integrate social networks into
your communication and marketing. Whether
you are new to social networks or already in-
volved, you will come away with both an under-
standing of social networks and practical, how-
to techniques to integrate social networks into
your organization or business. Your instructors
are outstanding practitioners who also speak,
write, and train others on social networks. You
may start anytime and end anytime up to one
year later. There is no teacher in the classroom
and no contact with a teacher. If you at any time
prefer contact with a teacher, you may transfer
into the teacher-led class at no additional cost.
This Digital Badge requires completion of three
courses: Introduction to Social Media, Market-
ing Using Social Media and Integrating Social
Media in Your Organization.
LRN0156-002 ONLINE
02/03/20-12/11/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
GOOGLE ANALYTICS
For non-technical users, this course shows
you how to prot from understanding how your
website visitors behave on your site. Using the
free, worldwide standard tool, Google Analyt-
ics, you will see visitor trafc from a variety of
different perspectives and learn how to calcu-
late return on investment (ROI) for your online
advertising. Increase conversions and sales by
learning what works for your website visitors.
A must for anyone serious about leveraging
more success from their website.
LRN0072-011 ONLINE
02/03/20-02/28/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0072-012 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
ENTREPRENEURIAL MARKETING
To succeed in today’s marketplace, entrepre-
neurs must know how to market their product
or service. Learn a step-by-step approach to
attract and keep customers, all within a realis-
tic budget. Emphasizing customer-driven mar-
keting analysis, you will learn how to build a
strong brand, select the tactics that best t your
brand, and implement your marketing plan.
Whether starting a business or growing an ex-
isting one, you will gain practical marketing tips
and tools to improve your marketing efforts.
LRN0035-005 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
Non-Profit
NON-PROFIT ADMINISTRATION
DIGITAL BADGE
Non-prots today need to be run like a busi-
ness in many respects. You have competition,
a need to generate income and a surplus, and
staff need to be even more productive. Get the
best training on revenue generation for non-
prots, and program evaluation for nonprots,
with our Digital Badge in Non-Prot Adminis-
tration. You will come away with the latest best
information from instructors who train people
in non-prots. This Digital Badge requires
completion of two courses: Revenue Gener-
ation for Non-Prots and program Evaluation
for Non-Prots. These courses may be taken
individually.
LRN0147-003 ONLINE
02/03/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $595
LRN0147-004 ONLINE
04/06/20-07/03/20
TUITION & FEE: $595
REVENUE GENERATION FOR
NON-PROFITS
Build revenue streams for your non-prot or-
ganization. They are essential not only to keep
your doors open but also to expand your ser-
vices. Discover how to increase revenue from
your current activities. Develop strategies for
building new ones. Know how to effectively set
prices or fees. Understand the 20% that gen-
erates 80% of your revenue. These are basic
concepts that will yield greater results. After
taking this course you will have the knowledge
to improve your revenue generation and gen-
erate a better surplus. Two-month course.
LRN0148-003 ONLINE
02/03/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
LRN0148-004 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
PROGRAM EVALUATION FOR
NON-PROFITS
Enhance your understanding of program eval-
uation within the nonprot context. Find out
how to improve your evaluation planning, data
collection, data analysis and data use. Special
attention will be paid to the real-world challeng-
es that organizations may face when conduct-
ing evaluation, including staff time, costs and
reporting evaluation results to funders. By the
close of the course, you will have a complete
program logic model and evaluation plan ready
for implementation. One-month course.
LRN0149-005 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
Presentation Skills
PRESENTATION MEDIA
DIGITAL BADGE
Presentation media are key to communication,
sales, speeches and any other effective pre-
sentation today. Whether your presentation is
online or in-person, presentation media not
only enhance your message, but often make
your message successful. You will be exposed
to a powerful, concise way to present informa-
tion using Infographics. Learn the ner points
of Photoshop for presentations. Then, discov-
er the design elements to creating visual pre-
sentations for success using any media. Take
away critical skills for both training yourself
and others in your organization. You will come
away with the latest, most advanced practical
and design knowledge in presentation media.
This Digital Badge requires completion of three
courses: Infographics, Photoshop for Presen-
tations and Graphic Design for Visual Presen-
tations. These courses may also be taken in-
dividually.
LRN0073-007 ONLINE
02/03/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
LRN0073-008 ONLINE
04/06/20-07/03/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
INFOGRAPHICS
After taking this course in Infographics , stu-
dents will be exposed to a powerful, concise
way to present information. The course begins
with a history of Infographics and the types of
infographics used in Business, Education and
Industry. You will be exposed to Pinterest and
other web-based sources of infographics. The
course proceeds to an exposure to various
user-friendly infographic creation websites.
Students will learn the basics of designing info-
graphics and be able to make their own simple
infographic.
LRN0076-010 ONLINE
02/03/20-02/28/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0076-011 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
PHOTOSHOP FOR PRESENTATIONS
Acquire the skills to navigate all the basic Pho-
toshop tools and features. Gain both foun-
dational and advanced understanding of the
professional standard in photo image editing
software and practice the most commonly
used methods for managing text, working with
layers, and managing image le properties.
You will nd out the purpose of each editing
tool and walk away with the skills to use it. Im-
prove your skills and advance your prociency
at your own pace.
LRN0074-010 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0074-011 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
CAREER
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PRESENTATIONS
Make your visual presentations look profes-
sional and communicate your brand values
and messages more effectively. Get the latest,
most advanced techniques on graphic design
principles, including page layout, typography
and basic design considerations. Take away
skills to create an effective and beautiful visual
presentation on any presentation software pro-
gram that you choose.
LRN0075-010 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
Private Investigation
PRIVATE INVESTIGATION 101
This introductory class provides an overview of
the private investigations (PI) industry includ-
ing the types of jobs you might consider such
as insurance fraud, corporate investigator,
store detective, and private detective. Learn
what background is a good t for this industry
and how to get licensed in this challenging and
rewarding career.
LCE0002-005 Harper Main Campus
02/25/20 TU 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Edward Herdrich
TUITION & FEE: $95
PRIVATE INVESTIGATION TRAINING
This course develops your investigative knowl-
edge of the PI industry. Discover the details
of surveillance, tracking missing persons, and
conducting research. This class satises IDPR
requirements and covers legal guidelines. At-
tendees are eligible to apply for the Permanent
Employee Registration Card (PERC). Includes
all materials.
LCE0007-004 Harper Main Campus
03/17/20-05/12/20 TU 6:30 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Edward Herdrich
TUITION & FEE: $289
Project Management
PROJECT MANAGEMENT CONCEPTS
In this course students will learn the basics of
project management, including the theory and
core methodology they need to manage proj-
ects or participate on project teams. NOTE:
This course focuses on concepts, not software
practice/use, that students must know in order
to use any project management software appli-
cation effectively.
LPM0001-007 HPC
03/05/20-03/19/20 TH 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Bo Lynne Modzelewski
TUITION & FEE: $360
INTRODUCTION TO MICROSOFT
PROJECT 2019
Project managers are responsible for coordi-
nating specic tasks within a time frame. Put
together a plan of action and ll in and orga-
nize the details to achieve your goals. Learn to
build a new project, track progress and analyze
costs. Explore methods of ne tuning and trou-
bleshooting your project plan for best results.
PREREQUISITE: Strong Windows skills and
Microsoft Ofce Suite knowledge helpful.
LCT0007-009 HPC
04/02/20-04/09/20 TH 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Susanne Bajt
TUITION & FEE: $239
PRACTICAL PROJECT MANAGEMENT
Students will learn how to apply project man-
agement concepts and use Microsoft Project
through a case study. Students will work with
an experienced senior project manager, who
is certied by the Project Management Insti-
tute, on how to put-it-all-together, actually be
a Project Manager and develop and implement
project plans. PREREQUISITE: Project Man-
agement Concepts or equivalent experience
and Microsoft Project.
LPM0003-006 HPC
04/16/20-05/07/20 TH 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Bo Lynne Modzelewski
TUITION & FEE: $349
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION PREP
This course is designed for experienced project
managers who desire to increase their project
management skills, apply a standards-based
approach to project management and apply
for Project Management Institute, Inc. Project
Management Professional Certication. This
course offers a job-related approach to suc-
cessful project management across applica-
tion areas and industries. PREREQUISITES:
Project management experience or successful
completion of the Project Management Spe-
cialist Program.
LPM0005-007 HPC
02/24/20-05/18/20 MO 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Bo Lynne Modzelewski
TUITION & FEE: $1298
INTRODUCTION TO AGILE
Agile Project Management offers dynamic ben-
ets to organizations seeking to improve qual-
ity, project control, risk reduction, and faster
ROI. Learn the origins and foundational knowl-
edge of the Agile discipline. Explore successful
Agile implementation techniques. Understand
the principles, advantages, and disadvantages
of Agile methodologies including Scrum and
other variations. Audience: Individuals with a
background in Project Management, Develop-
ers, Software Engineers, and IT managers.
LPM0006-004 HPC
02/26/20-03/18/20 WE 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: John F. Chiappetta
TUITION & FEE: $519
THE PMI AGILE CERTIFIED
PRACTITIONER (PMI-ACP)
The PMI Agile Certied Practitioner (PMI-ACP)
credential reinforces knowledge of Agile princi-
ples and skills to implement agile techniques.
This course is intended for the experienced Ag-
ile Professional seeking to prepare for the PMI
Agile Certied Practitioner certication exam.
The course is led by a PMI-certied Instructor
and will meet the Education PDUs required by
the Project Management Institute.
LPM0007-004 HPC
04/01/20-04/22/20 WM 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: John F. Chiappetta
TUITION & FEE: $757
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
DIGITAL BADGE
In today’s business environment, there is a
need for good project management. Proj-
ect management provides visibility of proj-
ect health to the business and the customer.
Through continuous monitoring, early detec-
tion of variations to plan, schedule, and bud-
get can be communicated to stakeholders for
quick resolution, including project cancelation.
Project management is one of the fastest
paths to promotion by increasing your network
through greater exposure. First gain the skills,
tools and templates to condently develop and
maintain a project. An overview of salaries,
certication costs, education and experience
requirements are provided. Then acquire a
well-rounded knowledge of the ve Project
Management Processes relating to the Project
Management Body of Knowledge Guide. This
basic information will assist you in learning the
beginnings of Project Management, whether
you are interested in project management, in
a project management eld, or in any line of
work. Finally, learn the ten Project manage-
ment Knowledge Areas and their support role
and relationships to the ve Project Manage-
ment Processes. This Digital Badge requires
completion of three courses: Introduction to
Project Management, Project Management
Processes and Project Management Knowl-
edge Areas. These courses may also be taken
individually.
LRN0077-009 ONLINE
02/03/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
LRN0077-010 ONLINE
04/06/20-07/03/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
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INTRODUCTION TO PROJECT
MANAGEMENT
In today’s business environment, there is a
need for good project management. Proj-
ect management provides visibility of proj-
ect health to the business and the customer.
Through continuous monitoring, early detec-
tion of variations to plan, schedule, and budget
can be communicated to stakeholder for quick
resolution, including project cancelation. Proj-
ect management is one of the fastest paths to
promotion by increasing your network through
greater exposure. You will have the skills,
tools and templates to condently develop and
maintain a project. An overview of salaries,
certication costs, education and experience
requirements are provided.
LRN0078-011 ONLINE
02/03/20-02/28/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0078-012 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
PROJECT MANAGEMENT PROCESSES
Acquire a well-rounded knowledge of the ve
Project Management Processes relating to the
Project Management Body of Knowledge (PM-
BOK) Guide. This basic information will assist
you in learning the beginnings of Project Man-
agement, whether you are interested in project
management, in a project management eld,
or in any line of work. Come away with a solid
foundation of the ve processes to learn and
use when any type of project occurs in your
employment arena.
LRN0079-011 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0079-012 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
PROJECT MANAGEMENT KNOWLEDGE
AREAS
In today’s business environment, there is a
need for good project management. Proj-
ect management provides visibility of proj-
ect health to the business and the customer.
Through continuous monitoring, early detec-
tion of variations to plan, schedule, and bud-
get can be communicated to stakeholders for
quick resolution, including project cancelation.
This course introduces the student to the 10
Project Management Knowledge Areas and
their support role and relationships to the ve
Project Management Processes.
LRN0080-011 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
SELF STUDY - PROJECT
MANAGEMENT DIGITAL BADGE
In today’s business environment, there is a
need for good project management. Proj-
ect management provides visibility of proj-
ect health to the business and the customer.
Through continuous monitoring, early detec-
tion of variations to plan, schedule, and budget
can be communicated to stakeholders for quick
resolution, including project cancelation. Proj-
ect management is one of the fastest paths to
promotion by increasing your network through
greater exposure. First gain the skills, tools and
templates to condently develop and maintain
a project. An overview of salaries, certication
costs, education and experience requirements
are provided. Then acquire a well-rounded
knowledge of the ve Project Management
Processes relating to the Project Management
Body of Knowledge Guide. This basic informa-
tion will assist you in learning the beginnings
of Project Management, whether you are inter-
ested in project management, in a project man-
agement eld, or in any line of work. Finally,
learn the ten Project management Knowledge
Areas and their support role and relationships
to the ve Project Management Processes.
This Digital Badge requires completion of three
courses: Introduction to Project Management,
Project Management Processes and Project
Management Knowledge Areas. These cours-
es may also be taken individually. You may
start anytime and end anytime up to one year
later. There is no teacher in the classroom and
no contact with a teacher. If you at any time
prefer contact with a teacher, you may transfer
into the teacher-led class at no additional cost.
LRN0155-002 ONLINE
02/03/20-12/31/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
STRATEGIC PROJECT MANAGEMENT
SKILLS FOR HUMAN RESOURCES
PROFESSIONALS
Project management skills and processes are
critical tools in meeting an organization’s stra-
tegic management objectives. Successful hu-
man resource professionals must develop and
demonstrate skills in leadership, organization,
planning, and understanding of the essential
aspects of project management. This course
is designed to broaden your understanding of
project management principles, develop skills
needed to successfully facilitate projects, and
develop an understanding of the potential risks
that often prevent successful project imple-
mentation.
LRN0126-005 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
LRN0126-006 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
Real Estate
BROKER PRE-LICENSE
This introductory 75-hour course plus the 15-
hour course, LRE0003, allows you to sit for the
Illinois Real Estate Broker license exam. All
required topics are covered including license
law, real property, agency, seller and buyer re-
lationships, state and federal laws, marketing
and market analysis, appraisal and contracts.
Books are available at the HarperStore. To sit
for the licensing exam, you must be 21 years
of age and have a GED or be a HS graduate.
LRE0002-015 Harper Main Campus
01/21/20-04/23/20 TU TH 10:00 am-1:00 pm
Instructor: Carol Carlson-Nofsinger
TUITION & FEE: $554
LRE0002-016 Harper Main Campus
01/28/20-01/28/20 TU 5:15 pm-6:15 pm
01/29/20-04/23/20 ONLINE
Instructor: Daniel Sarrett
TUITION & FEE: $568
APPLIED REAL ESTATE PRINCIPLES
This 15-hour course plus the 75-hour course,
LRE8170, allows you to sit for the Illinois Real
Estate Broker license exam. Apply what you
ve learned in the introductory course through
case studies and role playing activities. All re-
quired topics are covered including listing pre-
sentations, buyer representations, purchase
agreements, negotiating, closing costs, and
anti-trust. To sit for the licensing exam, you
must be 21 years of age and have a GED or
be a HS graduate. Books are available at the
HarperStore. Prerequisite:LRE0002
LRE0003-007 Harper Main Campus
04/28/20-05/14/20 TU TH 10:00 am-1:00 pm
Instructor: Carol Carlson-Nofsinger
TUITION & FEE: $334
REAL ESTATE STAGING
Transform your property into the hottest listing
on the block using professional staging strat-
egies. Whether you are a realtor, investor,
homeowner, or builder, learn the benets of
viewing property through the eyes of the buy-
er and explore the most overlooked strategies
that can set you apart from the competition.
Includes interior and exterior environments.
Includes all materials.
LRE0001-004 Harper Main Campus
02/18/20-02/27/20 TU TH 6:30 pm-9:30 pm
Instructor: Grace Simoni
TUITION & FEE: $325
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Sales
DIGITAL BADGE IN SALES
Social media and digital technologies, when
understood and leveraged effectively, can
enable you to nd new clients and motivate
these clients to take action in more efcient
and strategic ways. Gain a better understand-
ing of the sales function and learn new skills
in relationship management, prospecting, cus-
tomer management, and delivering a compel-
ling sales presentation. Move yourself or your
sales team to increased success.
This Digital Badge requires completion of three
courses: Strategic Selling with Social Media,
Getting Started in Sales, and Power Selling.
These courses may also be taken individually.
LRN0087-007 ONLINE
02/03/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
LRN0087-008 ONLINE
04/06/20-07/03/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
STRATEGIC SELLING WITH SOCIAL
MEDIA
This course helps experienced and new sales
people to leverage powerful social media solu-
tions to save time and money throughout the
sales cycle. Learn to sell 24 hours-a-day even
while you sleep. Create more opportunities
and close more sales in less time. Develop
stronger customer relationships leading to
greater cross-selling opportunities. Earn more
referrals with no fear of rejection. Supercharge
your selling with social media best practices.
LRN0088-010 ONLINE
02/03/20-02/28/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0088-011 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
GETTING STARTED IN SALES
Finding new clients or customers can be chal-
lenging. Reaching out to them and actually
making a sale is a whole other thing. Whether
you are a beginner, new to the sales process,
or a seasoned professional who loves closing
deals, the foundation of your success will be
understanding the basic selling process and
freeing your mind of negativity. Save time,
money, and effort with these tried-and-true
sales techniques, which have a history of de-
livering proven results.
LRN0089-010 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0089-011 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
POWER SELLING
Develop your career opportunities in profes-
sional sales. Learn to plan and practice how to
use powerful sales tools for success in locating
and qualifying prospects, creating needs-driv-
en selling strategies, listening and commu-
nicating, building productive relationships,
properly representing products and services,
delivering compelling presentations, overcom-
ing objections, negotiating, closing sales, and
delivering post-sales service. Integrate effec-
tive marketing principles into sales strategy, in-
cluding target market segmentation, database
marketing, and inuences on the customer
decision making process. Become a powerful,
compelling seller the right way.
LRN0021-010 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
Six Sigma
SIX SIGMA GREEN BELT
DIGITAL BADGE
Six Sigma professionals are in strong demand
by organizations around the world. Our online
Six Sigma Green Belt training teaches prob-
lem-solving skills using the DMAIC (Dene,
Measure, Analyze, Improve and Control) mod-
el. Six Sigma Green Belts act as trained spe-
cialists in their organizations to help improve
project effectiveness and efciency. Partici-
pants are strongly encouraged to have a re-
al-world project in mind as they complete the
course. Instructors and mentors work closely
with you as you work your project. This Digital
Badge requires completion of three courses:
Introduction, Intermediate and Advanced Six
Sigma Green Belt. These courses may also be
taken individually.
LRN0100-007 ONLINE
02/03/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
LRN0100-008 ONLINE
04/06/20-07/03/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
INTRODUCTION TO SIX SIGMA
GREEN BELT
Six Sigma methods have been successfully
deployed in many industries and organizations.
This challenging Introduction to Six Sigma
Green Belt course teaches critical skills required
for Six Sigma practitioners. This rst course in
the certication program explains the basic
terms and proven Six Sigma problem-solving
methods, team building tools, and descriptive
statistics that are the basis for the statistical
tools that contribute to the success of improve-
ment projects and to the overall success of
your organization. Topics covered include Lean
Principles, Failure Mode Effects Analysis, Team
Tools, Project Charters, and Basic Statistical
Tools. The instructor uses the ipped class-
room technique and expects participants to go
beyond the classroom and use the internet and
other resources to learn the material.
LRN0101-010 ONLINE
02/03/20-02/28/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0101-011 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
CAREER
DEVELOPMENT
COMPUTERS &
TECHNOLOGY
HEALTHCARE
CAREERS
MIND & BODY MUSIC & ARTS
PERSONAL
INTERESTS
MAKER LAB
LIBRARY
EVENTS
LIFELONG
LEARNING (50+)
INTERMEDIATE SIX SIGMA GREEN BELT
This Intermediate Six Sigma Green Belt course
builds on the ideas and skills learned in the
Introduction to Six Sigma Green Belt course.
In this course, participants will learn process
analysis, data collection and analysis, prob-
ability and valid statistical conclusions, and
hypothesis testing. Many participants nd this
course to be the most challenging of the certi-
cation courses.
LRN0102-010 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0102-011 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
ADVANCED SIX SIGMA GREEN BELT
Topics in this course include hypothesis test-
ing, design of experiments, and statistical pro-
cess control. Participants will have to apply
the concepts learned in the Introduction and
Intermediate Six Sigma Green Belt cours-
es. The instructor will share many handouts,
spreadsheets, and web links containing tools
participants will use while completing Six Sig-
ma projects.
LRN0103-010 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LEAN SIX SIGMA
In today’s world, operating lean is a critical part
of business success. Lean Six Sigma teaches
a process for attacking many types of inef-
ciencies: non-value adding wastes caused by
defects, non value-adding information and ma-
teriel ows, non-productive time, data storage,
stacks of inventory, overproduction and extra
processing. With Lean Six Sigma techniques
you will have the skills to lead successfully in
both service and manufacturing industries. No
pre-requisites required.
LRN0015-007 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
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SYLVAN SAT EXAM PREP
It’s proven that students can increase their SAT
scores in a matter of weeks. Harper partners
with Sylvan Learning to offer the SAT exam
prep on the College campus. With small group
instruction, practice tests, and the Sylvan-
Prep online tool, students cover all areas of
the SAT exam. Sylvan guarantees increased
scores when students attend a minimum of
80% of scheduled in-class time and complete
eight hours of online instruction. Students are
awarded six complimentary hours of Sylvan in-
struction if they do not meet this goal. Prerequi-
site: LAS 0003, ACT/SAT Practice 101. No
Class on 3/22 and 3/29.
Sylvan LRC
SU 2:00 pm-6:00 pm
LAS0002-007
02/02/20-04/05/20
Instructor: Ken Frysztak
TUITION & FEE: $549
LAS0002-008 Sylvan LRC
04/05/20-05/17/20 SU 2:00 pm-6:00 pm
Instructor: Ken Frysztak
TUITION & FEE: $549
Transportation
FORKLIFT OPERATOR TRAINING
Forklift Operator Training provides students
with knowledge and skills to operate a pow-
ered industrial truck (forklift) in a safe and
professional manner. Training combines for-
mal classroom instruction, practical hands-
on, behind-the-wheel training, and evaluation
of workplace performance. Unlike a driver’s
license, there is no forklift license to obtain.
Classes meet at Equipment Depot, 751 Expressway
Drive, Itasca, IL 60143. Classes are conducted in En-
glish.
LBS0010-014 Equipment Depot
01/07/20 TU 8:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Staff
TUITION & FEE: $160
LBS0010-015 Equipment Depot
02/04/20 TU 8:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Staff
TUITION & FEE: $160
LBS0010-016 Equipment Depot
03/03/20 TU 8:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Staff
TUITION & FEE: $160
LBS0010-017 Equipment Depot
04/07/20 TU 8:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Staff
TUITION & FEE: $160
LBS0010-018 Equipment Depot
05/05/20 TU 8:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Staff
TUITION & FEE: $160
SAFETY DIRECTOR CREDENTIAL I
Safety is everyone’s business. This program
is intended for transportation employees at all
levels including managers, directors, and new
hires in areas such as trucking, intermodal, rail,
manufacturing, insurance, warehousing, and
risk management. Advance your knowledge
of the federal motor carrier safety regulations.
Understand the responsibilities of all involved
including shippers, corporate entities, supervi-
sors, material handlers, and drivers. Learn to
correct deciencies, implement drug and alco-
hol programs, and address the Comprehensive
Safety Analysis initiative. Includes all materi-
als. To receive a certicate you must complete
Safety Director Credential I and Safety Director
Credential II. This is a blended course with on-
line and in-person class time.
LBS0026-013 Harper Main Campus
02/19/20-02/21/20 W TH F 8:00 am-4:00 pm
02/19/20-02/21/20 Online
Instructor: Karl E. Arriola
TUITION & FEE: $574
SAFETY DIRECTOR CREDENTIAL II
Build skills and knowledge in the transportation
industry as it relates to insurance, cargo secu-
rity and securement, vehicle inspection, main-
tenance, and warehouse material handling and
storage. Gain an awareness of liability issues
and mitigation strategies, legal weights and
dimensions, oversized, overweight routing
and permits, theft reduction, proper vehicle in-
spections and identication of unsafe vehicles
components and material handling equipment,
proper storage including hazardous materials,
food grade products, overhead storage, proper
goods movement documentation and more. In-
cludes all materials. To receive the certicate,
you must complete Safety Director Credential
I and Safety Director credential II. This is a
blended course with online and in-person class
time.
LBS0029-013 Harper Main Campus
03/11/20-03/13/20 W TH F 8:00 am-4:00 pm
03/11/20-03/13/20 Online
Instructor: Karl E. Arriola
TUITION & FEE: $499
TRUCK DRIVER TRAINING 160
The 160-hour CDL A license course meets all
Illinois requirements. Includes permit test, pre-
trip inspections, yard skills practice, highway
driving and road tests. Students demonstrate
the CDL laws, use of controls, safe driving
techniques and defensive driving. Hazmat en-
dorsement optional with additional $89.50 paid
directly to vendor providing service. Successful
completion allows individuals to sit for the Illi-
nois CDL A exam. Courses start every Monday
at one of our locations.
LCE0011-018 Eagle Training Services
01/13/20-02/18/20 M TU W TH F 7:30 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Jeffrey D. Clark
TUITION & FEE: $3999
LCE0011-019 Eagle Training Services
03/30/20-05/04/20 M TU W TH F 7:30 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Jeffrey D. Clark
TUITION & FEE: $3999
CAREER
DEVELOPMENT
COMPUTERS &
TECHNOLOGY
HEALTHCARE
CAREERS
MIND & BODYMUSIC & ARTS
PERSONAL
INTERESTS
MAKER LAB
LIBRARY
EVENTS
LIFELONG
LEARNING (50+)
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ACT/SAT PARENT/TEEN
INFORMATION NIGHT
Wed, Jan. 8, 7 - 8 pm,
Harper Main Campus
Join Harper and Sylvan to clarify the
ACT/SAT confusion.
Test Preparation
ACT/SAT PRACTICE 101
In this three-hour prerequisite class, students
take a full-length ACT or SAT practice exam to
establish their baseline score. Sylvan analyzes
the score, reviews the results with students
and parents, and makes recommendations
about preparation options. If a student would
like to take both the ACT and SAT in a Practice
101 class, they should enroll in two separate
ACT/SAT Practice 101 classes. Students must
complete a Practice 101 class to be eligible to
enroll in an ACT or SAT Exam Prep course.
Classes may meet at Sylvan Centers in Scha-
umburg or Lake Zurich.
LAS0003-026 Sylvan LRC
01/11/20 SA 11:00 am-2:00 pm
Instructor: Ken Frysztak
TUITION & FEE: $19.99
LAS0003-027 Sylvan LRC
01/12/20 SU 11:00 am-2:00 pm
Instructor: Ken Frysztak
TUITION & FEE: $19.99
LAS0003-028 Sylvan LRC
01/18/20 SA 11:00 am-2:00 pm
Instructor: Ken Frysztak
TUITION & FEE: $19.99
LAS0003-029 Sylvan LRC
01/19/20 SU 11:00 am-2:00 pm
Instructor: Ken Frysztak
TUITION & FEE: $19.99
SYLVAN ACT EXAM PREP
It’s proven that students can increase their
ACT scores in a matter of weeks. Harper part-
ners with Sylvan Learning to offer the ACT
exam prep on the College campus. With small
group instruction, practice tests, and the Syl-
vanPrep online tool, students cover all areas of
the ACT exam. Sylvan guarantees increased
scores when students attend a minimum of
80% of scheduled in-class time and complete
eight hours of online instruction. Students are
awarded six complimentary hours of Sylvan in-
struction if they do not meet this goal. Prerequi-
site: LAS 0003 ACT/SAT Practice 101.
Sylvan LRC
SU 2:00 pm-6:00 pm
LAS0001-011
01/26/20-03/15/20
Instructor: Ken Frysztak
TUITION & FEE: $549
Sylvan LRC
SU 2:00 pm-6:00 pm
LAS0001-010
04/19/20-05/31/20
Instructor: Ken Frysztak
TUITION & FEE: $549
Business Technical
Google
G SUITE PROFESSIONAL CERTIFICATION
Earning a Google Cloud certication in G Suite
signals to employers your readiness to oper-
ate in today’s modern work environment. By
attaining the G Suite certication, you prove
your ability to use cloud-based tools to create
and share documents, spreadsheets, presen-
tations, and les. You also will learn how to
communicate effectively with email and online
meeting solutions. This course will cover the
key features of the G Suite platform such as
Drive, Gmail, Hangouts Meet, Docs, Sheets,
and Slides, to help prepare you for your pro-
fessional certication.
LCT0012-005 HPC
05/16/20 SA 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Angela Valentine
TUITION & FEE: $187
INTRODUCTION TO G SUITE
Looking to advance your basic technology
skills? This course covers G Suite (formerly
known as Google Apps) to give you a solid
foundation in the latest technology tools and
trends. Learn technical skills you can imme-
diately apply for personal, career, or business
use. Prerequisite: Gmail account and pass-
word.
LCT0008-005 HPC
04/18/20 SA 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Angela Valentine
TUITION & FEE: $187
PROGRAMMING FOR
NON PROGRAMMERS
DIGITAL BADGE
With virtually every organization now involved
or even dependent on programming, manag-
ing or working with programmers is now an
important part of your toolkit. If you wish to
communicate technically with programming
teams or wish to code a bit yourself, this Dig-
ital Badge is for you. Begin by learning about
how programming works, including processes,
timelines and how projects are planned. Then
learn the basic concepts of programming, so
you can communicate more effectively with
programmers and techies. Finally, pick up
the communication strategies to make your
projects more successful, creating a win-win
situation for both you and your programmers.
This Digital Badge requires completion of three
courses: How Programming Works; Basic Pro-
gramming Concepts and Communicating with
Programmers. These courses may also be tak-
en individually.
LRN0132-005 ONLINE
02/03/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
LRN0132-006 ONLINE
04/06/20-07/03/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
HOW PROGRAMMING WORKS
Virtually every business and organization is
now heavily dependent on computer programs.
Managing or working effectively with program-
mers is now an important part of your toolkit.
This course gives you a basic understanding,
as a non-programmer, on how programming
works including the programming process, typ-
ical project timelines, and ways you can help
your technical team achieve project success.
Learn what you need to know as a non-pro-
grammer to successfully work with or manage
programming project budgets, personnel, and
timelines.
LRN0133-006 ONLINE
02/03/20-02/28/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0133-007 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
BASIC PROGRAMMING CONCEPTS
If you wish to communicate technically with
programming teams or wish to code a bit your-
self, this course is for you. Most programming
languages have many similarities. Knowing
what’s common between all programming lan-
guages will help non-programmers commu-
nicate more efciently with programmers and
help aspiring programmers get started or tran-
sition into a new programming language.
LRN0134-006 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0134-007 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
COMMUNICATING WITH PROGRAMMERS
Discover win-win tips on communicating with
programmers to make your projects go more
smoothly and efciently. Just one tip may make
the difference between a timeline being met
or a misunderstanding being claried. Every
occupation has some unique characteristics,
terms, approaches, ways of thinking, and pro-
fessional motivations. Come away with strate-
gies for communicating with your techie, con-
sultant, or tech team for a successful working
relationship.
LRN0135-006 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
Computer Aided
Design
AUTOCAD ESSENTIALS
Covers the creation of basic 2D drawings us-
ing drawing and editing tools, organization of
drawing objects on layers, addition of text and
basic dimensions, preparation for plotting and
more sophisticated techniques for drawing set-
up and productivity. Designed for new users of
AutoCAD software.
LVV0002-007 Harper Main Campus
02/01/20-03/21/20 SA 9:00 am-1:30 pm
Instructor: Javier Zaragoza
TUITION & FEE: $1144
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and Technology
INFORMATION SESSIONS:
• Career Exploration Seminars
January 18, February 5, or
March 4 (11 AM -12 PM)
• Computer Training &
Project Management
January 15 (6-7 PM)
• IT Career Preparation and
Job Placement Opportunities
March 11 (5:30-6:30 PM)
WHAT’S NEW?
• CompTIA PenTest+
AND DON’T MISS
• CompTIA A+ Computer Technician
• G Suite Professional Certification
• Introduction to HTML & CSS
• Tableau Desktop I
• Project Management
(in Career Development section)
Learn more at
ce.harpercollege.edu,
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CyberSecurity
In the rapidly changing world of digital information, we are constantly bombarded
with new threats to our cybersecurity. From malware, phishing, and other scams,
our homes and businesses are constantly at risk of being part of a data breech.
Learn how to protect IT Infrastructure and information systems against the next
cyber threat.
AUTOCAD INTERMEDIATE
Builds on the basic concepts of the AutoCAD
Essentials course. Helps improve productivity
when creating, annotating and printing draw-
ings with AutoCAD. Subjects include boundar-
ies, regions, templates, dimensioning, annota-
tion, blocks, layouts, views, sheet sets, tables
and an introduction to 3D models. PREREQ-
UISITES: AutoCAD Essentials course recom-
mended.
LVV0003-005 Harper Main Campus
04/04/20-05/16/20 SA 9:00 am-1:30 pm
Instructor: Javier Zaragoza
TUITION & FEE: $1044
Computer and
Network Support
Amazon
AMAZON WEB SERVICES (AWS)
FUNDAMENTALS
This course is designed for technology enthu-
siasts working in IT or anyone else interested
in core cloud services provided by Amazon
Web Services (AWS). Learn how to reach
customers with AWS, implement AWS storage
and database services, use AWS management
tools, and secure an AWS deployment. Prereq-
uisites: basic end-user skills such as Microsoft
Ofce and familiarity with networking concepts.
LCW0002-006 HPC
02/26/20-03/04/20 WE 6:30 pm-9:45 pm
Instructor: Paul Tader
TUITION & FEE: $284
CompTIA
COMPTIA A+ COMPUTER TECHNICIAN
Prepare for a career as an entry-level infor-
mation technology (IT) professional or per-
sonal computer (PC) technician. Gain the
background knowledge and skills required to
be a successful A+ technician. You will learn
how to install, upgrade, repair, congure, trou-
bleshoot, optimize, and perform preventive
maintenance of personal computer hardware
and operating systems. You will be prepared
for the CompTIA A+ certication examinations
in order to become a CompTIA A+ Certied
Professional. Recommended prerequisite: In-
troduction to Windows Environment, or equiv-
alent knowledge. You should have the ability
to browse and search the Internet, operate a
personal computer, and use software applica-
tions such as Windows Explorer or other web
browser.
LAP0001-010 Harper Main Campus
02/03/20-04/27/20 MO 6:00 pm-10:15 pm
Instructor: David Pinkawa
TUITION & FEE: $1955
COMPTIA SECURITY+
Provides vendor-neutral instruction on sys-
tems security, network infrastructure, access
control, risk mitigation, cryptography, and or-
ganizational security. Covers workstation and
server security, network vulnerabilities, risk as-
sessments, monitoring tools, network security
tools, authentication, rights and privileges, en-
cryption, and disaster recovery. Helps prepare
for CompTIA Security+ certication.
LAP0003-005 Harper Main Campus
03/05/20-05/14/20 TH 6:00 pm-10:15 pm
Instructor: Antonio Brown
TUITION & FEE: $1694
COMPTIA PENTEST+
Claries how to develop penetration testing
skills that will enable the IT professional to
identify information systems vulnerabilities by
effectively applying remediation techniques
for those vulnerabilities. Teaches how to offer
recommendations for action to properly pro-
tect information systems and their contents.
Prepares for CompTIA PenTest+ certication
exam. Prerequisites: intermediate knowledge
of information security concepts, including but
not limited to identity and access management
(IAM), cryptographic concepts and implemen-
tations, computer networking concepts and
implementations, and common security. Prac-
tical experience in accruing various computing
environments, including small to medium busi-
nesses, as well as enterprise environments.
LAP0006-001 Harper Main Campus
02/25/20-05/05/20 TU 6:00 pm-10:15 pm
Instructor: Adnan Memon
TUITION & FEE: $1720
Cybersecurity
CYBERSECURITY ESSENTIALS
Harper’s Cybersecurity CyberSAFE Essen-
tials course enables individuals and employ-
ees of any organization to identify many of the
common risks associated with using conven-
tional end-user technology, as well as how to
safely protect themselves and their organiza-
tions from security risks. This course is led by a
Cybersecurity expert who has over a decade of
IT experience primarily within Information Se-
curity and forensics. The course also prepares
for the Certied CyberSAFE credential which
is attained by completing a credential process
following the course presentation.
LSP0010-002 HPC
02/20/20 TH 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Antonio Brown
TUITION & FEE: $125
INTRODUCTION TO CYBERSECURITY
Learn about the dangers of cyberspace and
how to defend yourself and your organization
from modern cyberattacks. Self-defense mea-
sures to identify risks and threats, and how to
avoid threats, will be covered. This course is in-
tended for individuals interested in safe-guard-
ing themselves from cybercrime as well as
current IT professionals who are looking to
improve their understanding of information se-
curity. This course will also provide a glimpse
into how security teams are defending against
threats based on industry best practices.
LSP0001-005 HPC
02/27/20-03/12/20 TH 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Antonio Brown
TUITION & FEE: $302
Data Science and Analytics
Companies are harnessing the power of data visualization and predictive analytics
to convey data and make good decisions about products, services, and employees.
Data provides insights for remaining competitive and guides the development of
business strategy. Continuing Education Computer Training offers the opportunity
for you to learn more about data analysis and data visualization tools.
Course Title Start Date
Introduction to Python Programming, LIX0001-006
Jan. 13
Tableau Desktop I, LDT0001-003 Mar. 31
Big Data Analytics, LCT0050-006 Feb. 8
R Programming, LCT0051-005 Feb. 8
CAREER
DEVELOPMENT
COMPUTERS &
TECHNOLOGY
HEALTHCARE
CAREERS
MIND & BODYMUSIC & ARTS
PERSONAL
INTERESTS
MAKER LAB
LIBRARY
EVENTS
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LEARNING (50+)
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NEW!
CYBER SECURITY FOR MANAGERS
Gain the knowledge needed to safeguard your
business information. Cyber security is a top
priority today. It is critical for everything from
online banking and education to social media.
Designed for non-technical managers, this
course brings you up-to-date on Cyber Secu-
rity basics and fundamentals including threats
and vulnerabilities, safeguards, common at-
tacks, viruses, malware and spyware, disaster
recover planning, intrusion detection and pre-
vention, basic security architecture, introducto-
ry forensics, and cyber terrorism.
LRN0085-010 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0085-011 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
Data Science
BIG DATA ANALYTICS
With the growth of smart devices and the huge
amounts of data they generate, plus the ability
of computers to digest and learn from this data,
Big Data Analytics has become a critical area of
focus for most businesses. Students will learn
about predictive models that create business
value from Big Data solutions, the technology
(databases, query languages, architectures),
and statistical techniques of Big Data Analyt-
ics. Prerequisites: basic understanding of sta-
tistics, databases, and data management.
LCT0050-006 Harper Main Campus
02/08/20-03/14/20 SA 9:00 am-12:15 pm
Instructor: Peter Prakash
TUITION & FEE: $602
INTRODUCTION TO R PROGRAMMING
Learn R programming, and become skilled in
this open source language and software envi-
ronment for statistical computing and graphics.
R programs are used by statisticians and data
miners to facilitate data analysis and visualiza-
tion and help build predictive models. In this
class, you will learn how to dene a predictive
modeling problem to study; learn R commands
for data analysis, program a real-time predic-
tive tool. and apply your approach to different
predictive problems as part of class projects.
LCT0051-005 Harper Main Campus
02/08/20-03/14/20 SA 1:00 pm-4:15 pm
Instructor: Peter Prakash
TUITION & FEE: $627
TABLEAU DESKTOP I
Tableau offers tools to connect to and trans-
form massive amounts of data into visualiza-
tions, dashboards and interactive worksheets.
Learn how to identify and congure basic func-
tions of Tableau. Create views and customize
data visualizations. Create maps, dashboards,
and stories. This course is intended for in-
dividuals using desktop or web-based data
management tools to perform numerical data
analysis. Experience using Excel and an un-
derstanding of database design concepts is
recommended.
LDT0001-003 HPC
03/31/20-04/21/20 TU 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: David Schneider
TUITION & FEE: $549
TABLEAU DESKTOP II
Report on data insights and trends with Tableau
. Learn to manipulate data with calculations to
show insights, make visualizations interactive
and perform statistical analysis. Learn to en-
rich visualization with advanced calculations
and showcase data insights from statistical
analysis. Recommended preparation: Tableau
Desktop I, or equivalent experience.
LDT0002-003 HPC
04/28/20-05/19/20 TU 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: David Schneider
TUITION & FEE: $549
Database
Administration
QUERYING DATA WITH TRANSACT-SQL
This course is designed to give students a good
understanding of the Transact-SQL language
which is used by all SQL Server-related disci-
plines, namely, Database Administration, Data-
base Development, and Business Intelligence.
Write SELECT queries, query multiple tables,
sort and lter data, use built-in functions, group
and aggregate data types, work with table ex-
pressions and set operators, and program with
T-SQL. Prerequisites: Basic knowledge of the
Microsoft Windows operating system and its
core functionality; working knowledge of rela-
tional databases.
LNT0008-005 Harper Main Campus
03/02/20-04/06/20 MO WE 6:00 pm-10:15 pm
Instructor: David Bland
TUITION & FEE: $1568
ADMINISTERING A SQL DATABASE
INFRASTRUCTURE
Learn the skills to administer and maintain the
SQL Server 2016 database infrastructure. The
course is designed for developers of applica-
tions that deliver content from SQL Server da-
tabases. Learn how to authenticate and autho-
rize users and access resources. Understand
how to monitor and troubleshoot the SQL Serv-
er infrastructure. Prerequisites: basic knowl-
edge of the MS Windows core functionality,
working knowledge of Transact-SQL, working
knowledge of relational databases, and some
experience with database design.
LNT0009-005 Harper Main Campus
04/13/20-05/06/20 MO WE 6:00 pm-10:15 pm
Instructor: David Bland
TUITION & FEE: $1448
Digital Art
ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR - INTRODUCTION
Illustrator is an industry-standard digital illus-
tration application for print, multimedia, and
online graphical images. This powerful applica-
tion is used for producing artwork for print pub-
lishing and graphics for the web. This course
covers Illustrator’s functionality and basic
methods behind creating artwork and using ob-
jects. Note: A (1GB or larger) USB ash drive
is recommended to save coursework. Prereq-
uisite: Introduction to Mac OSX or equivalent
experience
LCT0062-002 HPC
02/20/20 TH 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Jodi Hanson
TUITION & FEE: $255
LCT0062-001 HPC
04/15/20-04/22/20 WE 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Jodi Hanson
TUITION & FEE: $255
ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR - INTERMEDIATE
Adobe Illustrator has many features for in-
creasing your artistic expression in a digital for-
mat. This course teaches the basics in creating
illustrations and applying enhancements such
as color and font types to your design. Offers
options for handling multi-page documents by
managing the ow of text, making global edits
to both text and graphics, breaking up content
into columns and creating graphic hierarchy.
The course will wrap up with a review on gra-
dients, creating blends and applying patterns.
Note: A (1GB or larger) USB ash drive is rec-
ommended to save coursework. Prerequisite:
Introduction Adobe Illustrator CC or equivalent
experience
LCT0063-002 HPC
02/27/20 TH 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Jodi Hanson
TUITION & FEE: $196
LCT0063-001 HPC
04/29/20-05/06/20 WE 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Jodi Hanson
TUITION & FEE: $196
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Microsoft Office 2019
Microsoft Office continues to be the leading office productivity software utilized at
the workplace. Learn about the new features and enhancements MS Office 2019
offers which allows you to work smarter and faster. Courses are led by industry
professionals where each student receives individual instruction.
Course Title Start Date
Introduction to Excel 2019, LCT0014
Feb. 1 or Apr. 6
Introduction to Word 2019, LCT0013 Feb. 8 or Mar. 13
Introduction to PowerPoint 2019, LCT0015 Mar. 20
Introduction to Access 2019, LCT0016 Feb. 29
Introduction to Outlook 2019, LCT0021 Apr. 3
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ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR CC - ADVANCED
Illustrator offers advanced features creating
expressive artwork for both print and digital
use. This course explores the robust options
for using brushes to apply unique digital ex-
pressions, the use of effects to enhance graph-
ical style, using symbols and working with
libraries, formatting tables, exporting artwork
and using Illustrator with other Adobe applica-
tions. Note: A (1GB or larger) USB ash drive
is recommended to save coursework. Prereq-
uisite: Intermediate Adobe Illustrator or equiv-
alent experience
LCT0064-001 HPC
05/13/20-05/20/20 WE 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Jodi Hanson
TUITION & FEE: $196
ADOBE INDESIGN - INTRODUCTION
InDesign is a powerful page layout application
capable of integrating text and graphics for
print or digital output. This course covers ba-
sic methods behind managing typography with
styles, adding graphics, setting master pages
and controlling layers. Note: A (1GB or larg-
er) USB ash drive is recommended to save
coursework. Prerequisite: Introduction to Mac
OSX or equivalent experience
LCT0059-001 HPC
03/10/20-03/17/20 TU 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Megan Johnson
TUITION & FEE: $255
LCT0059-002 HPC
03/19/20 TH 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Megan Johnson
TUITION & FEE: $255
ADOBE INDESIGN - INTERMEDIATE
InDesign has many features for increasing your
productivity for formatting text and graphics.
This course offers options for handling multi-
page documents by managing the ow of text,
making global edits to both text and graphics,
breaking up content into columns and creating
graphic hierarchy. The course will wrap up with
a review on color and preight of a document.
Note: A (1GB or larger) USB ash drive is rec-
ommended to save coursework. prerequisite:
Introduction Adobe InDesign CC or equivalent
experience
LCT0060-002 HPC
03/26/20 TH 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Megan Johnson
TUITION & FEE: $196
LCT0060-001 HPC
03/31/20-04/07/20 TU 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Megan Johnson
TUITION & FEE: $196
ADOBE INDESIGN - ADVANCED
InDesign offers advanced features for creating
dynamic layouts for both print and digital use.
In this course explores the robust options for
editing graphics using clipping paths, wrapping
text around images, formatting tables, setting
transparency and PDF output. The course also
includes a review of options for creating an
EPUB (electronic publication) . Note: A (1GB
or larger) USB ash drive is recommended to
save coursework. Prerequisite: Intermediate
Adobe InDesign CC or equivalent experience
LCT0061-001 HPC
04/14/20-04/21/20 TU 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Megan Johnson
TUITION & FEE: $196
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP - INTRODUCTION
Course Description: Discover the world’s best
imaging and design application, Photoshop.
This course is an introduction to basic digital
imaging, providing an opportunity to work with
layers, and selections while offering options for
basic photo corrections. Note: A (1GB or larg-
er) USB ash drive is recommended to save
coursework. Prerequisite: Introduction to Mac
OSX or equivalent experience
LCT0056-001 HPC
01/28/20-02/04/20 TU 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Megan Johnson
TUITION & FEE: $255
LCT0056-002 HPC
04/23/20 TH 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Megan Johnson
TUITION & FEE: $255
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CC - INTERMEDIATE
Continue exploring the world’s most diverse
imaging and design application, Photoshop.
This course steps further ahead, by introducing
options for applying quick xes, masks, color
channels, type, vector graphics and advanced
composting. Throughout the course you ll
also learn keyboard shortcuts and productivity
hacks. Note: A (1GB or larger) USB ash drive
is recommended to save coursework. Introduc-
tion to Photoshop CC or equivalent experience
LCT0057-003 HPC
02/11/20-02/18/20 TU 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Megan Johnson
TUITION & FEE: $196
LCT0057-002 HPC
04/30/20 TH 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Megan Johnson
TUITION & FEE: $196
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP - ADVANCED
Leap forward into Photoshop features for com-
posing and preparing web-ready graphics. In
this course you will learn how to quickly build a
layout using placeholders, automate task using
actions and create multiple artboards. Gener-
ate web-ready assets and discover how to pull
development context for text and shape layers.
The course ends with a discussion on how to
use Photoshop les within a prototyping appli-
cation. Note: A (1GB or larger) USB ash drive
is recommended to save coursework. Pre-req-
uisite: Intermediate Photoshop CC or equiv-
alent experience. Knowledge of basic HTML
and CSS would be helpful.
LCT0058-001 HPC
02/25/20-03/03/20 TU 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Megan Johnson
TUITION & FEE: $196
Fundamental
Computer Skills
INTRODUCTION TO MAC OS X
Learn Mac basics and helpful document scan-
ning tips and tricks. In this three hour course,
you will learn how easy it is to get started, get
organized, and get the most out of your Mac!
LCT0005-002 HPC
01/21/20 TU 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Megan Johnson
TUITION & FEE: $102
LCT0005-003 HPC
02/18/20 TU 9:00 am-12:15 pm
Instructor: Jodi Hanson
TUITION & FEE: $102
INTRODUCTION TO WINDOWS
ENVIRONMENT
Learn the basics of managing les and folders
using the features of My Computer and Win-
dows Explorer. Create and save a basic doc-
ument, run multiple programs, use short cuts
and customize your desktop.
LCT0034-006 HPC
01/25/20 SA 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Angela Valentine
TUITION & FEE: $234
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MASTERING COMPUTER SKILLS FOR THE
WORKPLACE
Must-have skills to succeed in the workplace
include the ability to create, edit and manage
presentations in MS PowerPoint, documents
in MS Word, email and calendars in MS Out-
look, and spreadsheets in MS Excel. Microsoft
Ofce Suite of applications is the most used
software tool in the world. Stay current with this
class, as it is always up-to-date and will change
as the features of MS Ofce change over time.
Master the most common uses so that you can
work faster and more efciently and can take
your computer skills from plain and drab to ex-
citing and engaging. You will leave class with a
set of skills that are a workplace requirement in
today’s fast paced ever-changing environment
and will enable your future career success.
LRN0005-007 ONLINE
02/03/20-02/28/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0005-008 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
Microsoft Ofce
INTRODUCTION TO WORD 2019
Create, edit, format, save and print docu-
ments. Work with margins, page layouts and
copy and paste. Students need strong Win-
dows and mouse skills to keep pace with this
course. Keyboarding skills are recommended.
PREREQUISITE: Introduction to Windows or
equivalent experience.
LCT0013-008 HPC
02/08/20 SA 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Angela Valentine
TUITION & FEE: $239
LCT0013-009 HPC
03/13/20 FR 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Susanne Bajt
TUITION & FEE: $239
INTERMEDIATE WORD 2019
Explore some of the advanced features in
Word including tabs, headers, footers, styles,
advanced formatting, templates, mail merges
and short cuts. PREREQUISITE: Introduction
to Word or equivalent experience.
LCT0029-007 HPC
02/22/20 SA 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Angela Valentine
TUITION & FEE: $239
ADVANCED WORD 2019
Go beyond the basics and become the Word
expert at your workplace! Learn how to use
Word to create forms, long documents, how to
display and work with them using macros and
collaborating. You also will modify an HTML
page in Word. PREREQUISITE: Intermediate
Word or equivalent experience.
LCT0037-007 HPC
03/07/20 SA 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Angela Valentine
TUITION & FEE: $239
INTRODUCTION TO EXCEL 2019
Learn the fundamentals of spreadsheets in
this course. Formatting cells, ranges, creating
formulas, using functions to create and print
worksheets will be covered. PREREQUISITE:
Introduction to Microsoft Windows or equiva-
lent experience.
LCT0014-013 HPC
02/01/20 SA 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Susanne Bajt
TUITION & FEE: $239
LCT0014-014 HPC
04/06/20 MO 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Susanne Bajt
TUITION & FEE: $239
INTERMEDIATE EXCEL 2019
Students will work with some of the advanced
features in Excel including: charts, adding and
formatting graphic objects and sorting and l-
tering data. PREREQUISITE: Introduction to
Excel or equivalent experience.
LCT0030-012 HPC
02/15/20 SA 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Susanne Bajt
TUITION & FEE: $239
LCT0030-013 HPC
04/13/20 MO 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Susanne Bajt
TUITION & FEE: $239
ADVANCED EXCEL 2019
Customize workbooks, work with multiple data
sources, collaborate with other users and en-
hance their spreadsheets using charts and
graphic objects. PREREQUISITES: Intermedi-
ate Excel or equivalent experience.
LCT0038-007 HPC
05/02/20 SA 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Susanne Bajt
TUITION & FEE: $239
EXCEL 2019 PIVOTTABLES
PivotTables can be used to summarize, an-
alyze, explore, and present summary data.
Learn how to create, customize, format, and
present PivotTables. Also use the PowerPivot
add-in to create relationships among various
data sources to perform powerful data analy-
sis. Prerequisite: Intermediate Excel or equiv-
alent experience.
LCT0042-007 HPC
05/09/20 SA 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Susanne Bajt
TUITION & FEE: $252
INTRODUCTION TO POWERPOINT 2019
Create a presentation, work with outlines,
modify the slide master, use the drawing tools,
create a chart and customize templates. Learn
how to create a slideshow that can be used
for effective presentations. See how animation
can hold your audience captive. PREREQ-
UISITE: Strong Microsoft Windows skills and
knowledge of Microsoft Word is helpful.
LCT0015-008 HPC
03/20/20 FR 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Alex Valvassori
TUITION & FEE: $239
INTRODUCTION TO ACCESS 2019
Learn fundamentals of creating a relational
database and explore the different table, form,
query and report objects. Generate reports and
learn how to extract pertinent data from your
database. PREREQUISITE: Introduction to
Word, Excel or equivalent experience.
LCT0016-007 HPC
02/29/20 SA 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Susanne Bajt
TUITION & FEE: $239
INTERMEDIATE ACCESS 2019
Use some of the advanced features in table
creation, queries and generating reports. Set
up personalized databases to track sales and
other data through customized queries. PRE-
REQUISITE: Introduction to Access or equiva-
lent experience.
LCT0032-007 HPC
03/14/20 SA 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Susanne Bajt
TUITION & FEE: $234
INTRODUCTION TO OUTLOOK 2019
Learn how to use one of the most popular email
applications around! Students will create, for-
mat, send, reply to, and forward messages.
Also covered are working with attachments,
managing contacts, and scheduling appoint-
ments and meetings. PREREQUISITE: Intro to
Windows or equivalent experience.
LCT0021-007 HPC
04/03/20 FR 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Susanne Bajt
TUITION & FEE: $239
INTRODUCTION TO VISIO 2019
Learn how to use Microsoft Visio 2019 power-
ful electronic diagraming application. You will
customize the Visio Interface, create a route
map, modify diagram shapes, create process
diagrams, create an organization chart, and
more. Prerequisite: Introduction to Windows or
equivalent experience.
LCT0047-004 HPC
02/25/20-03/03/20 TU 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Susanne Bajt
TUITION & FEE: $234
INTERMEDIATE VISIO 2019
Continue to explore Visio 2016 advanced fea-
tures. You will create custom shapes, design
custom stencils, design styles and templates,
design oor plans, represent external data in
Visio, and share drawings. Prerequisite: Intro-
duction to Visio 2019.
LCT0048-004 HPC
03/10/20-03/17/20 TU 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Susanne Bajt
TUITION & FEE: $234
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WORKSHOP
This is a self-paced performance workshop
that allows students to demonstrate their
knowledge of Microsoft Ofce software ap-
plications. Students will meet with an experi-
enced instructor and then complete projects
incorporating Word, Excel, PowerPoint and Ac-
cess. All Ofce Administrator Program required
courses must be completed before registering
for this workshop. Call 847.925.6066 for addi-
tional information.
LCT0033-007
Instructor: Jennie A. Johns
TUITION & FEE: $255
DIGITAL BADGE IN EXCEL
Microsoft Excel is the most widely-used
spreadsheet tool in the world. Discover how
menu items, commands, settings, and pro-
cesses affect the look of your Excel worksheets
and workbooks. Learn how various data types
can be best represented and formatted using
different Excel options and techniques. This
Certicate will help you discover how to attrac-
tively present your data in reports, slide shows,
and more, with condence. This Digital Badge
requires completion of three courses: Master-
ing Microsoft Excel, Intermediate Excel, and
Advanced Excel. These three courses may
also be taken individually.
LRN0091-007 ONLINE
02/03/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
LRN0091-008 ONLINE
04/06/20-07/03/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
MASTERING MICROSOFT EXCEL
Microsoft Excel is the most widely used
spreadsheet tool in the world. Keep your Excel
skills current with this class, as it change with
the features of Excel over time. Learn how to
construct an Excel worksheet, populate it with
content, and edit it for delivery in a variety of
business situations. Master the options that will
take your Excel worksheet from a collection of
plain, drab numbers to an engaging multimedia
presentation.
LRN0013-010 ONLINE
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TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0013-011 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
INTERMEDIATE EXCEL
This course will help you increase your ef-
ciency by learning how to organize, display
and calculate your data into useful information.
Find out how you can consolidate your data
prociently into readable rows and columns
using different table designs and styles. Cre-
ate a unique style for yourself to improve your
spreadsheet appearance to make the content
easier to understand for your target audience.
Learn from the trainer on how benecial it is
to become more productive in generating dif-
ferent everyday business functions. Discover
how easily pivot tables can be created to quick-
ly summarize large amounts of data. Through
this course, these tasks will make your work
outstanding and unique in what you do.
LRN0116-012 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0116-013 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
ADVANCED EXCEL
We are faced with different types of business
decisions each day that can change the data
we work with along with our nancial out-
comes. Have you ever wondered what type of
workplace skills you can learn to make wiser
decisions? Learning Advanced Excel contains
these tools that can help you prepare your
worksheets accurately, examine your data for
authentication, and then nd those answers to
your most difcult questions. This course will
help you learn these required business func-
tions along with the tools required to analyze
data efciently within the workplace. Save time
for yourself by protecting your valuable data
and know with assurance that the entered data
is accurate without any errors. By completing
the course, discover how to attractively visual-
ize your data into meaningful information with
condence.
LRN0117-011 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
Game Design
BASIC GAME DESIGN DIGITAL BADGE
Today, games are recognized as serving many
business purposes beyond entertainment. This
Digital badge provides you with a general intro-
duction to what goes into the design and devel-
opment of both video and analog games, with
a particular focus on the use of games outside
of consumer entertainment. By successfully
completing this Digital Badge in Basic Game
Design, you will have taken the rst steps into
understanding game design, and being able
to create your own games. This Digital Badge
enrolls you in the following two courses: Intro-
duction to Game Design and Intermediate Vid-
eo Game Design. These courses may also be
taken individually.
LRN0022-007 ONLINE
02/03/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $395
LRN0022-008 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $395
INTRODUCTION TO GAME DESIGN
Games are increasingly recognized as tools
that can serve many business purposes be-
yond entertainment. This course provides a
general introduction to what goes into the de-
sign and development of both video and ana-
log games, with a particular focus on the use of
games outside of consumer entertainment. By
completing this course, you can take the rst
steps into understanding game design, and
how it can be applied in your eld.
LRN0019-010 ONLINE
02/03/20-02/28/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
LRN0019-011 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
INTERMEDIATE VIDEO GAME DESIGN
Worldwide video game sales, including con-
soles, online, and mobile games, is projected
to reach $111 billion this year. Mobile games
are the fastest-growing market segment. By
2019, Price Warehouse predicts social and ca-
sual game sales will exceed traditional game
sales. In this course you will learn the basics
of video game design process, the main video
game genres, and use a game development
application to begin your journey of making
games.
LRN0020-010 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
LRN0020-011 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
Programming and
Web Development
Java Programming
JAVA FUNDAMENTALS
Learn the signicance of object-oriented pro-
gramming and concepts such as inheritance,
encapsulation and abstraction. Master the key-
words and constructs of the Java programming
language and perform basic error handling
for Java technology programs. Create Java
classes containing arrays, loops and condi-
tional constructs. You will gain knowledge in
the Java programming language constructs
and how to create Java technology applica-
tions. Recommended preparation: Introduction
to HTML CSS or basic knowledge of HTML.
Some programming experience benecial but
not required.
LSJ0003-005 Harper Main Campus
01/28/20-04/07/20 TU 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $1354
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INTRODUCTION TO HTML & CSS
Learn to code your own web page and under-
stand the relationship between HTML & CSS.
Hands-on training walks you through the pur-
pose, meaning, and proper structure of these
foundation front-end languages. Topics include
internet and website basics, commonly used
HTML tags and CSS declarations, and industry
standard best practices. Prerequisite: Must be
comfortable typing at least 15 words a minute.
LCT0023-007 HPC
04/01/20-04/22/20 WE 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Jennie A. Johns
TUITION & FEE: $369
INTERMEDIATE HTML & CSS
Continue your HTML and CSS journey by cre-
ating responsive layouts with forms, video, and
audio elements. Also, learn how to enhance
design creativity with positioning, layers, and
other advanced CSS techniques. Prerequisite:
Introduction to HTML and CSS or equivalent
experience. Must be comfortable typing at
least 15 words a minute.
LCT0027-006 HPC
04/29/20-05/20/20 WE 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Jennie A. Johns
TUITION & FEE: $369
INTRODUCTION TO JQUERY
Further your web development knowledge
by learning and utilizing jQuery libraries. This
allows for easier creation of interactive web
pages, a more polished professional website
layout, and overall improved user experience.
Prerequisite: Intermediate HTML CSS and In-
troduction to JavaScript Programming.
LCT0028-005 HPC
01/27/20-02/03/20 MO 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Jennie A. Johns
TUITION & FEE: $277
INTERMEDIATE JQUERY
Continue your journey into the world of jQuery
by expanding on topics covered in the Intro-
duction to jQuery course. Form manipulation
and validation are practiced to further improve
the user experience. The creation and use of
custom objects also are explored. Prerequisite:
Introduction to jQuery.
LCT0036-005 HPC
02/10/20-02/17/20 MO 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Jennie A. Johns
TUITION & FEE: $232
RESPONSIVE WEBSITE FRAMEWORKS
Learn how to create responsive websites using
current and popular coding techniques. Topics
include wireframes, creating a custom respon-
sive framework, and introduction to Twitter
Bootstrap and Zurb Foundation. Sass and re-
sponsive emails are also discussed. Prerequi-
sites: Intermediate jQuery.
LCT0041-005 HPC
02/24/20-03/16/20 MO 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Jennie A. Johns
TUITION & FEE: $384
Python
INTRODUCTION TO PYTHON
PROGRAMMING
Over the past few year years, Python has be-
come one of the most popular programming
languages. This course will help bring students
up to speed with the benets and usefulness of
Python. This course will build from the ground
up to help students become sufcient begin-
ners at Python programming. Prerequisite: No
previous Python experience is required, but
some programming familiarity may be useful.
LIX0001-006 HPC
01/13/20-01/29/20 MO WE 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Michael Heliker
TUITION & FEE: $559
INTERMEDIATE PYTHON PROGRAMMING
Explore more complex and applied areas of
Python programming. Students will learn how
to use this knowledge to work with data struc-
tures, develop custom scripts, GUI applica-
tions, and portable exe programs. Prerequisite:
previous Python or object-oriented program-
ming experience is required.
LIX0002-006 HPC
02/03/20-02/19/20 MO WE 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Michael Heliker
TUITION & FEE: $514
Social Media
SOCIAL MEDIA FOR PROFESSIONALS
Learn how to use social media for your career
advancement. Discover which platforms are
best for professionals and how to choose what
works best for you. This course covers how to
set up your accounts and how to create rele-
vant posts and content. Learn what social me-
dia tools you can use to enhance your career,
to build your business, or to nd a new job.
You will also learn how to build your brand and
expand your network. Discover new options to
connect with relevant professionals in your in-
dustry or to nd and explore new opportunities
that are available. Prerequisite: basic comput-
er skills and some familiarity with social media
platforms. Bring your current social media log
in information or you may create new accounts
during class.
LCT0053-004 HPC
04/03/20 FR 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Angela Valentine
TUITION & FEE: $157
JAVA PROGRAMMING
Covers core Application Programming Inter-
faces (API) used to design object-oriented
applications with Java. Create classes, extend
abstract classes and learn how to program with
interfaces. Use Lambda expressions. Develop
applications that manipulate les, directories
and le systems. Provides knowledge in how
to use exceptions and the Collections frame-
work, write database programs with JDBC and
multi-threaded applications. Recommended
Preparation: Java Fundamentals or the ability
to create, compile and execute programs. Un-
derstanding of object-oriented principles, data-
base concepts and familiarity with SQL syntax.
LSJ0004-004 Harper Main Campus
04/14/20-06/30/20 TU 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $1534
Microsoft .net Developer
PROGRAMMING IN C#
Learn the programming skills required for de-
velopers to create Windows applications using
the C# language. You will study the basics of
C# program structure, language syntax, and
implementation detail, and building an appli-
cation that incorporates features of the .NET
framework. Discover techniques and technol-
ogies employed by modern desktop and en-
terprise applications including: Building new
data types, handling events, programming the
user interface, accessing the database, us-
ing remote data, performing operations asyn-
chronously, integrating with unmanaged code,
creating custom attributes, encrypting and de-
crypting data. This course helps prepare you to
sit for the Microsoft certication 70-483 exam.
LNT0003-005 Harper Main Campus
02/15/20-03/14/20 SA 8:30 am-5:30 pm
Instructor: Gary Gumbiner
TUITION & FEE: $1688
DEVELOPING ASP.NET CORE MVC
WEB APPLICATIONS
Provides knowledge and skills required to de-
velop advanced ASP.NET MVC applications
using .NET Framework tools and technologies.
Learn how to use code to enhance perfor-
mance and scalability of web applications. Pre-
pares for Microsoft certication exam 70-486.
LNT0019-002 Harper Main Campus
04/04/20-05/09/20 SA 8:30 am-5:30 pm
Instructor: Gary Gumbiner
TUITION & FEE: $1688
CAREER
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TECHNOLOGY
HEALTHCARE
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PERSONAL
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WEB DESIGN AND USABILITY
TECHNIQUES
Learn important principles in user experience
and web design that apply to just about any
purpose or theme. Gain a variety of design tips
and guidelines and explore several pitfalls of
web design. PREREQUISITE: Introduction to
HTML CSS or equivalent experience.
LCT0025-006 HPC
01/13/20-01/15/20 MO WE 6:00 pm-9:15 pm
Instructor: Jennie A. Johns
TUITION & FEE: $270
INTERACTIVE WEBSITE DESIGN
PORTFOLIO WORKSHOP
Demonstrate your knowledge of creating and
administering interactive websites in this online,
self-paced performance workshop. Using a re-
quired checklist, you will apply what you have
learned in your classes to construct a website
as your nal project. Virtual meetings with an
experienced web design instructor are avail-
able if needed. All required courses must be
completed before registering for this workshop.
Call 847.925.6066 for additional information.
LCT0043-007
Instructor: Jennie A. Johns
TUITION & FEE: $355
WEB MAINTENANCE AND DESIGN
PORTFOLIO WORKSHOP
This self-paced performance workshop allows
students to demonstrate their knowledge of
creating and administering effective websites.
Students will meet with an experienced web
design instructor and then prepare a website
as their nal project. Web Maintenance and
Design Program requirements, including the
elective class, must be completed before reg-
istration for this course. Call 847.925.6066 for
additional information.
LCT0026-007
Instructor: Jennie A. Johns
TUITION & FEE: $255
CODING DIGITAL BADGE
Coding is becoming one of the most in-de-
mand skills in the workplace today. As a result,
coding has become a core skill that bolsters
one’s chances of becoming a higher value to
organizations. The highest demand is for pro-
gramming languages with broad applicability.
Begin by getting introduced to the basics of
computer programming and various program-
ming languages. Then go to the next level and
acquire all the basics of HTML and CSS. You
will learn the relationship between these two
industry-standard web page coding languages
and the step by step process of hand coding
and building web pages. Finally, discover the
advanced features of CSS and learn how to
use this very powerful language. This Digital
Badge requires completion of three courses:
CSS Fundamentals, HTML Fundamentals and
Introduction to Coding. These courses may
also be taken individually.
LRN0151-003 ONLINE
02/03/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $595
LRN0151-004 ONLINE
04/06/20-07/03/20
TUITION & FEE: $595
INTRODUCTION TO CODING
After taking this course in Introduction to Cod-
ing, you will be introduced to the basics of
computer programing and various programing
languages. New technologies allow people
outside of the computer science eld to be
able to create their own web pages using code.
Students will learn the basics of HTML, CSS,
and Java Script in this course, as well as the
practical uses for each.
LRN0152-003 ONLINE
02/03/20-02/28/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0152-004 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
HTML FUNDAMENTALS
This course covers all the basics of HTML
coding language. You will learn building sim-
ple web pages by hand coding, using HTML
tags to create paragraphs, heading, lists, links,
insert images, tables and more. We also cover
creating a simple multi-page website with im-
ages, text and a navigation bar.
LRN0153-003 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
LRN0153-004 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
CSS FUNDAMENTALS
In this introductory course, you will learn how
to style web pages using Cascading Style
Sheets (CSS) coding language. Topics include
using inline, internal, and external CSS, web
typography, formatting text, working with web
colors, using Google fonts, working with id and
class selectors, working with elements, creat-
ing page layouts using elements and CSS box
model.
LRN0154-003 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
WEB DESIGN DIGITAL BADGE
Online users say a website’s design is the
number one criteria for deciding on the cred-
ibility of a company. Discover the basics of
web design using HTML and CSS. No prior
knowledge of HTML or web design is required.
Find out how to create effective and dynamic
websites/applications. Take away a functioning
web application hosted on a web server that is
both accessible and Search Engine Optimized.
Finally, learn about responsive design process,
advanced layout and design features using the
Bootstrap framework. Explore CMS frame-
works and industry standard technologies and
frameworks. The Web Design Digital Badge
requires completion of three courses: Introduc-
tion to Web Design, Intermediate Web Design,
and Advanced Web Design. These courses
may also be taken individually.
LRN0107-006 ONLINE
02/03/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $595
LRN0107-007 ONLINE
04/06/20-07/03/20
TUITION & FEE: $595
INTRODUCTION TO WEB DESIGN
Discover the basics of web design using HTML
and CSS. No prior knowledge of HTML or web
design is required. Throughout the course you
will get the info you need to plan and design
effective web pages. Come away knowing how
to implement web pages by writing HTML and
CSS code. And discover ways to enhance web
pages with the use of page layout techniques,
text formatting, graphics, and images.
LRN0108-009 ONLINE
02/03/20-02/28/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
LRN0108-010 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
INTERMEDIATE WEB DESIGN
Anyone wanting to nd out how to create ef-
fective and dynamic websites and web appli-
cations will want to take this course. You may
already be a webmaster or a graphic designer
creating static websites but wishing to take
your skills to the next level. You will acquire
the fundamentals of the most popular Web 2.0
technologies. You will take away a functioning
web application hosted on a web server that is
both accessible and Search Engine Optimized.
LRN0109-008 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
LRN0109-009 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
ADVANCED WEB DESIGN
Acquire advanced techniques in web design.
Upon completion of this course, you will have a
thorough knowledge of web design and devel-
opment. Topics include the responsive design
process, advanced layout and design features
using the Bootstrap framework, exploration of
CMS frameworks, and industry standard tech-
nologies and frameworks.
LRN0110-009 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $245
WordPress
INTRODUCTION TO WORDPRESS
Learn how to create a basic blog and web pag-
es with WordPress.com. Hands-on exercises
walk students through using the Dashboard,
creating pages, posts, and custom menus
along with adding images, links, videos, and a
photo gallery. Course also covers moderating
comments, creating user accounts, and simple
theme changes. Prerequisite: Familiarity with
the PC/Windows environment.
LCT0046-007 HPC
04/04/20 SA 9:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Laura Ehrke
TUITION & FEE: $207
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WORDPRESS DIGITAL BADGE
WordPress is the most popular content man-
agement system (CMS) for website and blog
design. During the rst week you will learn or
refresh your knowledge of all the initial steps
and the required elements for having a website.
Then nd out how to build a simple WordPress
website or blog. Topics include introduction to
CMS, WordPress installation and setup, page
and content creation, administration, themes
(selection, purchase, installation and setup),
working with widgets and plugins, and more.
Finally, acquire advanced knowledge about
WordPress options and features. You will
learn how to modify WordPress web pages by
hand-coding, learn about simple yet effective
search engine optimization (SEO) techniques
that improve your website ranking, and much
more. After successfully completing the Word-
Press Certicate you will know how to build a
WordPress website or blog, customize your
WordPress site by hand-coding HTML, CSS,
and PHP, know necessary regular WordPress
maintenance, create WordPress website back-
up, and know how to apply SEO techniques in
WordPress. This Digital Badge requires three
class for completion: Website Setup, Word-
Press Fundamentals and Advanced Word-
Press. This Digital Badge requires completion
of three courses: Website Setup, WordPress
Fundamentals, and Advanced WordPress.
ONLY available as a Digital Badge. Courses
are NOT offered individually.
LRN0092-007 ONLINE
02/03/20-04/24/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
LRN0092-008 ONLINE
04/06/20-06/26/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
WEBSITE SETUP
You will learn all the initial steps and required
elements for establishing a website: register-
ing a domain name, selecting a hosting com-
pany, pointing your domain to the host, and
getting ready for design and develop your site
in WordPress.
WORDPRESS FUNDAMENTALS
WordPress is the most popular content man-
agement system (CMS) for website and blog
design. After successfully completing this
course, you will know how to build a simple
WordPress website or blog. Topics include an
introduction to CMS, WordPress installation
and setup, page and content creation, site ad-
ministration, themes (selection, purchase, in-
stallation and setup), and working with widgets
and plugins.
ADVANCED WORDPRESS
This class is for those who have learned how
to setup a WordPress website. Now it’s time
to learn the many advanced options and fea-
tures of WordPress. You will learn how to mod-
ify WordPress web pages by hand-coding and
simple yet effective search engine optimization
(SEO) techniques that improve your website
ranking. Also covered are on-going site main-
tenance and site security.
CAREER
DEVELOPMENT
COMPUTERS &
TECHNOLOGY
HEALTHCARE
CAREERS
MIND & BODY MUSIC & ARTS
PERSONAL
INTERESTS
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Computer Training & Project Management Info Session
Learn about IT Workforce trends, project management, professional training, and
digital badge programs to prepare you for success in the technical world.
DATE: Wednesday, January 15
TIME: 6 p.m. - 7 p.m.
PLACE: Harper Professional Center, 650 E. Higgins Road, Suite 2W
Schaumburg (free, convenient parking)
AGENDA
6 p.m.
Continuing Education Computer Training Program Overview
6:30 p.m. Breakout Sessions (TBA)
IT Career Preparation and Job Placement Opportunities
Learn more about careers in Information Technology and how to prepare for a
technical interview. Led by a leading IT Recruiting firm, resume writing, stages of
an interview, interview etiquette, and professional social media profiles will be cov-
ered. Kforce connects savvy Technology professionals with amazing companies
in the areas of Application Development, Enterprise Data Management, Project
Management, Business Analysis, Engineering, Infrastructure and more. Come and
learn more about job search strategies and the benefits of contractual work in a
technical role.
DATE: Wednesday, March 11
TIME: 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
PLACE: Harper Main Campus, Building W, Room W219
Career Training Exploration Seminar
If you have recently experienced a job loss and actively seeking employment,
learning new career skills or earning industry recognized certifications will make
you stand-out to potential employers. This informative seminar will cover feder-
al programs and grants (WIOA, TAA, IVG/Veterans) available to help with your
training and career goals. Also learn more about Harper Continuing Education IT
Certifications and Career Programs.
DATE: Wednesdays, January 8, February 5, and March 4
TIME: 11 a.m. - 12 p.m.
PLACE: Harper Main Campus, Building W, Room W219
RSVP Online at: ce.harpercollege.edu
QUESTIONS? Contact us at 847.925.6066 or
email us at: [email protected].
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RN REFRESHER INFORMATION SESSION
This program is for U.S. registered nurses who have been out of clinical practice for
five or more years, or for those trying to renew or obtain an Illinois state license.
RSVP at ce.harpercollege.edu.
Monday, January 6, 6-7 p.m.,
Harper College Main Campus, Room X231
HEALTHCARE PROVIDER CPR
This is the initial American Heart Association
(AHA) Healthcare Providers CPR class. Learn
about cardiovascular health and risk factors for
heart disease. Practice techniques for choking
victims, rescue breathing, CPR, and the use of
an AED. Participants must demonstrate CPR
and AED competencies for adult, child, and in-
fant victims and pass written exam. Intended
for any healthcare worker or student preparing
to work in a hospital or clinical setting. Partici-
pants who pass will receive an AHA Healthcare
Providers CPR card that is valid for two years.
LCP0002-089 Harper Main Campus
01/11/20 SA 8:30 am-12:30 pm
Instructor: Susan M. Priebe
TUITION & FEE: $95
LCP0002-090 Harper Main Campus
01/28/20 TU 5:30 pm-9:30 pm
Instructor: Susan M. Priebe
TUITION & FEE: $95
LCP0002-091 Harper Main Campus
02/06/20 TH 5:30 pm-9:30 pm
Instructor: Susan M. Priebe
TUITION & FEE: $95
LCP0002-092 Harper Main Campus
02/19/20 WE 5:30 pm-9:30 pm
Instructor: Susan M. Priebe
TUITION & FEE: $95
LCP0002-093 Harper Main Campus
03/10/20 TU 5:30 pm-9:30 pm
Instructor: Susan M. Priebe
TUITION & FEE: $95
LCP0002-094 Harper Main Campus
03/18/20 WE 5:30 pm-9:30 pm
Instructor: Susan M. Priebe
TUITION & FEE: $95
LCP0002-095 Harper Main Campus
04/11/20 SA 8:30 am-12:30 pm
Instructor: Susan M. Priebe
TUITION & FEE: $95
LCP0002-096 Harper Main Campus
04/22/20 WE 5:30 pm-9:30 pm
Instructor: Susan M. Priebe
TUITION & FEE: $95
LCP0002-097 Harper Main Campus
05/07/20 TH 5:30 pm-9:30 pm
Instructor: Susan M. Priebe
TUITION & FEE: $95
Activity Director
BASIC ORIENTATION FOR
ACTIVITY DIRECTORS
Successfully completing this blended course
meets the 36-hour IDPH requirement for Ac-
tivity Directors, Activity Aides/Assistants, and
others involved with long-term care. This
course also teaches participants to develop
unique programming to meet the recreational
needs of Alzheimer’s patients. Students attend
class on campus three days and complete
online coursework off campus three days. A
discount is available for organizations sending
two or more employees. Includes all materials.
LAH0005-011 LCC
03/31/20 & 4/7/20 TU 8:30 am-4:00 pm
04/09/20 TH 8:30 am-4:00 pm
04/01/20, 04/02/20 & 04/08/20 ONLINE
Instructor: Deborah Connery
TUITION & FEE: $435
CPR Training/Renewal
HEALTHCARE PROVIDER CPR RENEWAL
Renew your CPR certication in this American
Heart Association (AHA) BLS for Healthcare
Providers Renewal course. You will review
cardiovascular health; basic life support tech-
niques for choking victims; rescue breathing;
CPR; and the use of an AED. Participants must
demonstrate CPR and AED competencies for
adult, child, and infant victims and pass a writ-
ten exam. PREREQUISITE: Bring your current
AHA BLS for Healthcare Providers card to class.
LCP0001-023 Harper Main Campus
01/22/20 WE 6:30 pm-9:30 pm
Instructor: Susan M. Priebe
TUITION & FEE: $76
LCP0001-024 Harper Main Campus
02/25/20 TU 6:30 pm-9:30 pm
Instructor: Susan M. Priebe
TUITION & FEE: $76
LCP0001-025 Harper Main Campus
03/19/20 TH 6:30 pm-9:30 pm
Instructor: Susan M. Priebe
TUITION & FEE: $76
LCP0001-026 Harper Main Campus
04/27/20- MO 6:30 pm-9:30 pm
Instructor: Susan M. Priebe
TUITION & FEE: $76
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Healthcare
Careers
Looking for a new career in the
healthcare field? There are many
opportunities and not enough
qualified applicants to fill them.
RN REFRESHER
INFO SESSION:
Monday, January 6,
6 - 7 p.m.,
Harper Main Campus
Healthcare job growth
outpaces every other major
career sector:
• 12% Activity Directors
• 12% Pharmacy Technicians
• 15% Nursing
• 19% Dental Assistants
• 25% Phlebotomists
• 41% Health Sector Overall
Check out our job-ready
training options:
• Activity Director (pg. 29)
• Dental Assistant (pg. 30)
• Pharmacy Technician (pg. 30)
Learn more at
ce.harpercollege.edu,
“Healthcare”
Be a Part of the Growing
Healthcare Career Trend
HEARTSAVER FIRST AID WITH
CPR AND AED
This American Heart Association course com-
bines rst aid with CPR and AED to give you the
whole experience. You will learn decision-mak-
ing skills to help you assess an emergency
situation and manage the rst few minutes
until professional help arrives. You will learn to
provide care for bleeding injuries, sprains, bro-
ken bones and how to deal with cardiac arrest
and choking for victims from birth to adulthood.
You will receive a Heartsaver First Aid CPR
and AED card that is valid for two years and
meets the OSHA standard for rst aid train-
ing in general industry. This course is not in-
tended for clinical healthcare professionals. If
you need CPR to work in a clinical healthcare
setting, please see CPR Healthcare Provider
from American Heart Association, LCP0002.
LCP0003-006 Harper Main Campus
04/25/20-04/25/20 SA 8:30 am-3:00 pm
Instructor: Susan M. Priebe
TUITION & FEE: $136
Dental
DENTAL ASSISTING
Prepare to become a dental assistant in this
online 12-week program. Topics include anat-
omy and physiology, infection control, imag-
ing, and patient care. You will learn your role
in supporting dentists and dental hygienists
in a rapidly growing industry. All materials
are mailed to your home once you register.
LAH0011-009 ONLINE
01/02/20-05/17/20
Instructor: Kelly Rose
TUITION & FEE: $2400
Nursing
NLN PRE-ENTRANCE EXAM
PREPARATION
Prepare for the National League of Nurs-
ing (NLN) pre-entrance exam (PAX) in this
review course. The NLN PAX exam is re-
quired if for students seeking admission to
most Health Career programs at Harper
College. Taught by content experts who will
review verbal areas, math, biology, anat-
omy, chemistry and test taking strategies.
LAH0004-011 Harper Main Campus
01/07/20-01/28/20 TU TH 6:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Staff
TUITION & FEE: $235
LAH0004-012 Harper Main Campus
03/31/20-04/21/20 TU TH 6:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Staff
TUITION & FEE: $235
RN REFRESHER
Restart your career as a registered nurse
in this refresher course. The rst part of this
unique program utilizes a blended approach to
help you hone your critical thinking skills as you
become familiar with the most current trends
in nursing care. During the second part of the
course, the Nursing Field Experience provides
the opportunity to put theory into practice in a
clinical setting. If you have been licensed in
the US and desire to return to a patient care
setting, this course is for you. Twenty CEs are
awarded for RN license renewal in Illinois.
LNU0004-005 Harper Main Campus
01/21/20 & 03/10/20 TU 6:00 pm-9:30 pm
01/23/20 - 3/12/20 TH 6:00 pm-9:30 pm
2/29/20 & 03/14/20 SA 8:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Susan Klausing
TUITION & FEE: $2455
RN REFRESHER THEORY AND
SKILLS REVIEW
This course is the classroom portion of the
RN Refresher course (LNU0005); students in
this section do not participate in the Nursing
Field Experience. Designed for foreign trained
nurses who are preparing to take the nursing
licensing exam. The blended format of this
course will help you become familiar with the
most current trends in nursing care and the
Nurse Practice Act in Illinois. As a student at
Harper College, you will also have access to
all of the nursing resources at the college to
help you prepare for the licensing exam. Stu-
dents purchase skills kit and course materials.
LNU0005-007 Harper Main Campus
01/21/20 & 03/10/20 TU 6:00 pm-9:30 pm
01/23/20 - 3/12/20 TH 6:00 pm-9:30 pm
2/29/20 SA 8:00 am-4:00 pm
Instructor: Susan Klausing
TUITION & FEE: $1055
Pharmacy Technician
ONLINE PHARMACY TECHNICIAN
This 14 week online course prepares you to
work under a registered pharmacist in hos-
pitals, home infusion pharmacies, communi-
ty pharmacies, or other healthcare settings.
Learn Federal law, medications, aseptic tech-
niques, calculations, and everyday pharmacy
operations. Prepares you for the Pharmacy
Technician Certication Board (PTCB) exam.
Textbook, exam preparation materials and
fees for one sitting of the PTCB exam includ-
ed. Approved for funding by the Workforce
Innovation and Opportunity Act for qualied
WIOA candidates, under O*Net code 29.2052.
Must be 18 years of age at time of enrollment.
LAH0009-005 ONLINE
01/02/20-05/17/20
Instructor: Dianne Tilton
TUITION & FEE: $1855
Spanish Language
SPANISH FOR MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS
Are you frustrated by the communication gap
that can occur between you and your Span-
ish-speaking patients? This Spanish class,
designed specically for healthcare profes-
sionals, will help you bridge that gap. Practice
the basic, practical language skills needed
to effectively communicate with your Span-
ish-speaking patients and their families. Learn
the basics, gain an understanding of the cul-
ture, and know how to ask the questions cru-
cial to quality healthcare. For those who speak
some Spanish and need a refresher or speak
no Spanish, you will gain the skills to effectively
communicate with your Spanish-speaking pa-
tients.
LRN0028-007 ONLINE
02/03/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $290
LRN0028-008 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $290
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Mind
and Body
WHAT’S NEW?
• Youth En Garde Fencing
DON’T MISS
• Latin Nightclub Dance
• West Coast Swing Dance
• Fencing
• Yoga
Learn more at
ce.harpercollege.edu,
“Mind and Body”
Dance
HARPER DANCE COMPANY
PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP
This is an ongoing, special purpose class
specically for members of the Harper Col-
lege Dance Company. Members practice
and rene their skill in ballet, jazz, hip-hop
and modern dance and learn how to choreo-
graph short performances such has those
for football and basketball halftime shows.
Training culminates with an annual spring
concert featuring the dancing and chore-
ography of Dance Company members.
LPD0001-005 Harper Main Campus
01/17/20-05/15/20 FR 10:00 am-11:40 am
Instructor: Victoria Summers
TUITION & FEE: $129
LATIN NIGHTCLUB DANCE
This class is for adults who are interest-
ed in learning the basic patterns of Latin
dances that are danced in clubs in the Chi-
cago area: salsa, merengue, bachata, cha-
cha, and rumba. Complete beginners as
well those with some experience will ben-
et from this tour of Latin dance moves.
Adults 18 and up. Singles are welcome in ad-
dition to couples.
LEI0023-011 Harper Main Campus
01/27/20-03/16/20 MO 7:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Diane Smith
TUITION & FEE: $149
LEI0023-012 Harper Main Campus
03/30/20-05/18/20 MO 7:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Diane Smith
TUITION & FEE: $149
WEST COAST SWING DANCE
This beginner course will take you through
the basic 6 and 8 beat patterns of West Coast
Swing. It’s an easy to learn dance especial-
ly through our casual approach to Swing
dancing. The main goal of this course is to
teach you enough about patterns and tech-
nique which will allow you to dance more
towards the tempo and tone of each song.
West Coast Swing is one of the fastest grow-
ing dance genres in the world! It has been fea-
tured on So You Think You Can Dance, Danc-
ing With the Stars, 30 Seconds to Fame, Star
Search and is danced to most types of music
including Blues, R B and top 40. You have the
choice to dance an entire song with familiar or
unfamiliar partners while incorporating all the
fundamentals.Diane Smith ( the instructor)
has been dancing West Coast Swing for over
18 years and currently competes nationally.
The class is open to adults and older teens
of any skill level and no experience is neces-
sary although prior dance experience helps.
This class is open to singles and couples.
LEI0025-009 Harper Main Campus
01/27/20-03/16/20 MO 8:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Diane Smith
TUITION & FEE: $149
LEI0025-010 Harper Main Campus
03/30/20-05/18/20 MO 8:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Diane Smith
TUITION & FEE: $149
Fencing
EN GARDE FENCING
Rene Castellanos, a nationally ranked com-
petitive fencer since 1972, leads this excit-
ing course on Epee style fencing. Epee style
fencers stalk their opponent waiting for the
right opportunity and then follow with a quick
attack and/or counterattack. In Epee the en-
tire body is a valid target - much like in an
actual duel! This class is perfect for all skills
levels from beginners to advanced. Par-
ticipants will be divided up by experience.
Sword and face mask are provided. Continu-
ing students may wish to purchase their own
equipment at some point. You should wear
a sweatshirt or something similar to class.
LPS0002-011 Harper Main Campus
01/18/20-03/07/20 SA 2:00 pm-3:45 pm
Instructor: Rene E. Castellanos
TUITION & FEE: $149
LPS0002-012 Harper Main Campus
03/14/20-05/09/20 SA 2:00 pm-3:45 pm
Instructor: Rene E. Castellanos
TUITION & FEE: $149
YOUTH EN GARDE FENCING
This exciting fencing class for kids (ages 8-15
years) is taught by Rene Castellanos, a na-
tionally ranked competitive fencer since 1972.
Rene will lead this course based around the
fundamentals of Epee style fencing. Epee
style fencers stalk their opponent waiting for
the right opportunity and then follow with a
quick attack and/or counterattack. In Epee
the entire body is a valid target - much like in
an actual duel! This class is perfect introduc-
tion to exposure and skill development in the
sport of fencing. No experience is needed.
Sword and face mask are provided. Continu-
ing students may wish to purchase their own
equipment at some point. You should wear
a sweatshirt or something similar to class.
LPK0027-001 Harper Main Campus
01/18/20-03/07/20 SA 12:00 pm-1:30 pm
Instructor: Rene E. Castellanos
TUITION & FEE: $149
LPK0027-002 Harper Main Campus
03/14/20-05/09/20 SA 12:00 pm-1:30 pm
Instructor: Rene E. Castellanos
TUITION & FEE: $149
Yoga
YOGA
Experience the benets of yoga including
improved physical tness, mental clarity,
greater self-understanding, tension relief
and general well-being. Designed for those
new to yoga, you will learn about postures,
meditation, relaxation techniques and more.
Wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga
mat. Continuing students are encouraged
to sign up for the Yoga Continued course.
LPE0008-017 LCC
01/15/20-03/04/20 WE 6:30 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Ralph S. Nicksarlian
TUITION & FEE: $115
LPE0008-018 LCC
03/11/20-05/06/20 WE 6:30 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Ralph S. Nicksarlian
TUITION & FEE: $125
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WEDDING
PARTY
DANCING
Weddings, class reunions, and parties are more fun if you know how
to dance. You will learn the popular electric and cha-cha slides and
the basic steps for partner slow dancing, swing/jitterbug, polka, fox
trot, waltz, and Texas two step. Bring a copy of your special rst
dance song to class. The class’s ease of learning will have you ready
to dance at the next special occasion. Singles as well as couples are
welcome, but partners are not guaranteed. Please wear leather-soled
shoes for easier movement.
Age: 16+ Location: Building M, Rm 2501
Instructor: Allison Hahn Min/Max: 8/30
Prog# Day Date Time Fee
160020-01 Sa 1/18-3/21 10:30am-11:30am $65
260020-01 Sa 4/11-5/30 10:30am-11:30am $53
Offered by Palatine Park District at Harper College
REGISTER FOR THESE PARTNER CLASSES @ hrc.palatineparks.org.
The Harper College Foglia Foundation Health and Recreation Center (Building M) offers a unique fitness and recreational
experience and is committed to enriching the quality of life for students, faculty, staff and the community in a friendly and inclu-
sive environment. The new 135,000 square foot state of the art facility opened in August 2018 and offers a four court fieldhouse,
suspended jogging track, aquatics center, fitness studios, cardio/strength areas and numerous programs, services, intramural sport
activities and special events.
Through an intergovernmental agreement signed in 2016, Harper College and Palatine Park District entered into a
partnership to provide recreational programming in the newly renovated Foglia Foundation Health and Recreation
Center located in Building M on the Harper College Campus. Recreational options offered by Palatine Park District
include aquatics, tness, dance, and sports programs. Program offerings are listed in the Harper College Continuing
Education course schedule as well as in the Palatine Park District seasonal program catalog.
Registration for these classes is available online at hrc.palatineparks.org. For more information on programs offered
by Palatine Park District, contact Alison Shariatzadeh at [email protected]g or 847-925-6000 x2763.
DANCE
BALLROOM DANCING
The undeniable romance of ballroom dancing is enjoying renewed
popularity, so put on your dancing shoes and let the instructor lead
you through the waltz, the fox trot, cha-cha, and swing. You’ll also
learn some basic rhumba and tango. Singles as well as couples are
welcome, but partners are not guaranteed. Please wear leather-soled
shoes for easier movement.
Age: 16+ Location: Building M, Rm 2501
Instructor: Colleen Kaminski Min/Max: 8/20
Prog# Day Date Time Fee
160010-01 M 1/13-3/16 7:30pm-8:30pm $65
160010-03 Sa 1/18-3/21 1:00pm-2:00pm $65
260010-01 M 4/6-5/18 7:30pm-8:30pm $46
260010-02 Sa 4/11-5/30 1:00pm-2:00pm $53
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BALLET
The most essential style of dance, ballet focuses on grace, poise, and
strength through technique and choreography to both classical and
contemporary music.
Age: 16+ Location: Building M, Rm 2501
Instructor: Colleen Kaminski/Allison Hahn Min/Max: 8/30
Prog# Day Date Time Fee
INTRODUCTORY
160040-01 Tu 1/14-3/17 9:30am-10:30am $65
260040-01 Tu 4/7-5/26 9:30am-10:30am $53
STRUCTURE & TECHNIQUE
160060-01 Su 1/19-3/22 10:00am-11:00am $65
260060-01 Su 4/12-5/31 10:00am-11:00am $53
BELLY DANCE FOR BEGINNERS
Belly dance is a safe and fun way to get moving! We will cover basic
belly dance moves and explore dierent types of music. Each class
will build on a choreographed routine that you can use to show o
your skills by the end of the course!
Age: 16+ Location: Building M, Rm 2501
Instructor: Allison Hahn Min/Max: 8/30
Prog# Day Date Time Fee
160080-01 W 1/15-3/18 7:30pm-8:15pm $65
260080-01 W 4/8-5/27 7:30pm-8:15pm $53
COUNTRY HEAT
Country Heat is a high energy, low impact, country dance inspired
workout. You’ll have a blast stepping in tune to the hottest country
hits and quickly forget that you are torching a ton of calories.
Age: 16+ Location: Building M, Rm 2501
Instructor: Alison Shariatzadeh Min/Max: 8/30
Prog# Day Date Time Fee
160230-01 Sa 1/18-3/21 8:30am-9:15am $82
260230-01 Sa 4/11-5/30 8:30am-9:15am $65
ZUMBA
Ditch the workout and join the party. Licensed programming utilizes
Latin-based moves and music, various speeds and easy to follow
steps.
Age: 16+ Location: Building M, Rm 1010
Instructor: Del Crawford Min/Max: 8/30
Prog# Day Date Time Fee
160220-01 Th 1/16-3/19 7:00pm-8:00pm $82
260220-01 Th 4/9-5/28 7:00pm-8:00pm $65
FITNESS
TABATA
This high intensity interval training combines cardio and strength
exercises in a fast paced, fun, calorie burning workout. Class can
be adapted to all tness levels.
Age: 16+ Location: Building M, Rm 1010
Instructor: Alison Shariatzadeh Min/Max: 8/30
Prog# Day Date Time Fee
160200-03 W 1/15-3/18 9:30am-10:15am $82
260200-01 W 4/8-5/27 9:30am-10:15am $65
BOLLYX
®
BollyX
®
is a Bollywood-inspired dance-tness program that com-
bines dynamic choreography with the hottest music from around the
world. This cardio workout cycles between higher and lower-intensity
dance sequences to get you moving, sweating, and motivated.
Age: 16+ Location: Building M, Rm 2501
Instructor: Amruta Mate Min/Max: 8/30
Prog# Day Date Time Fee
160290-01 Sa 1/18-3/21 9:15am-10:00am $82
260290-01 Sa 4/11-5/30 9:15am-10:00am $65
TURBOKICK
®
Turbo Kick
®
is a fat blasting and ab dening cardio workout.
It is a mix of kickboxing and simple dance grooves set to heart
pounding dance music that will have you looking forward to your
next workout!
Age: 16+ Location: Building M, Rm 1010
Instructor: Alison Shariatzadeh Min/Max: 8/30
Prog# Day Date Time Fee
160210-01 M 1/13-3/16 9:00am-9:45am $82
160210-02 W 1/15-3/18 6:30pm-7:15pm $65
260210-01 M 4/6-5/18 9:00am-9:45am $58
260210-02 W 4/8-5/27 6:30pm-7:15pm $65
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PALATINE PARK DISTRICT CLASSES AT HARPER COLLEGE
REGISTER FOR THESE CLASSES @ hrc.palatineparks.org
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CYCLING
This indoor cycling class is set to music while simulating at roads,
hills, sprints, and interval training. Appropriate for all tness levels.
Age: 16+ Location: Building M, Rm 1008
Inst: Sarah Janicek/Teresa Kaliciak/Jody Nieman Min/Max: 8/30
Prog# Day Date Time Fee
160250-01 Tu 1/14-3/17 6:00pm-7:00pm $82
160250-02 Th 1/16-3/19 5:00pm-6:00pm $82
160250-03 Su 1/19-3/22 8:15am-9:15am $82
260250-01 Tu 3/7-4/26 6:00pm-7:00pm $65
260250-02 Th 3/9-4/28 5:00pm-6:00pm $65
260250-03 Su 3/12-4/31 8:15am-9:15am $65
PIYO
®
PiYo
®
is a low impact, high intensity, body-transforming format that
uses the most eective Pilates and yoga inspired moves to sculpt
long, lean muscles and burn fat. The uid movements keep you in
constant motion to give you a dynamic cardio workout while building
strength and exibility. Bringing a mat is recommended.
Age: 16+ Location: Building M, Rm 1010
Inst: Sarah Janicek/Teresa Kaliciak/Jody Nieman Min/Max: 8/30
Prog# Day Date Time Fee
160280-01 M 1/13-3/16 12:15pm-1:00pm $82
260280-01 M 4/6-5/18 12:15pm-1:00pm $65
CARDIO BLAST
This is a total body challenge workout. Each class varies by using a
multitude of equipment and methods. All classes will provide you
with an overall balanced and challenging workout.
Age: 16+ Location: Building M, Rm 1010
Instructor: Kristina Sromek Min/Max: 8/30
Prog# Day Date Time Fee
160240-01 W 1/15-3/18 6:00am-6:45am $82
260240-01 W 4/8-5/27 6:00am-6:45am $65
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TRI READY
Ready to tackle your rst triathlon this spring? Join our 8-week tri
training program and be condent experiencing your rst indoor
triathlon. This program will help you improve in every area of the
triathlon event – the swim, bike and run. Gain experience training
at the location of the event. If this isn’t your rst triathlon, use this
program to improve your swimming form, increase your eciency on
the bike, and increase your speed running. Our second session will
be perfect to help you train for a summer triathlon. Appropriate for all
tness levels.
Age: 16+ Location: Building M, Rm 1008
Instructor: TBD Min/Max: 8/30
Prog# Day Date Time Fee
SWIM
102310-01 Su 1/5-3/8 8:00am-8:45 am $65
102310-02 Su 4/5-5/31** 8:00am-8:45 am $65
BIKE
160250-04 W 1/8-3/4 7:00pm-8:00pm $65
260250-04 W 4/8-5/27** 7:00pm-8:00pm $65
RUN
160360-05 Sa 1/4-2/29 7:15am-8:00 am $65
260360-05 Sa 4/11-5/30** 7:15am-8:00 am $65
*Sign up for the swim, bike, & run training classes and receive $5 o
each class.
**No class 5/3
TRI YOUR LUCK Triathlon
Indoor Triathlon Event
March 8,
7:00am-10:00am
$35 per person
Program #: 240200-01
Don’t miss this special indoor triathlon event!
Participants are invited to “Tri” their luck with this new
event. Whether this is your rst attempt at a triathlon or
just your rst race of the season, all athletes of all levels
will enjoy this new competition!
The three activities include a 10 minute swim in the in-
door pool, 20 minutes of riding on a stationary spin bike
and a 15 minute run on the indoor track.
Limited to 48 participants.
All participants will receive a medal, goody bag, and
refreshments.
®
NEW!
Palatine Park District is offering
INDOOR
AQUATICS
Health and Recreation Center
at Harper College, Building M
• Swim lessons for all ages
• Water aerobics classes
• Master swim workouts for adults
• Scuba for kids and adults
Visit palatineparks.org for more information on
indoor aquatics programs.
NOW HIRING
The Health and Recreation
Center pool is hiring lifeguards,
swim instructors, and pool
attendants. Interested applicants
can apply at palatineparks.org.
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TRANSFORM
Transform LIVE is based on Shaun T’s newest tness program, Trans-
form :20™. Using a step to ramp up your calorie burn, this 30-minute,
music-driven, high-intensity cardio-conditioning class is designed
specically for the group tness room. Transform LIVE emphasizes
positivity and inspiration, so you leave the class feeling accomplished
and ready to take on your day.
Age: 16+ Location: Building M, Rm 1010
Instructor: Alison Shariatzadeh Min/Max: 8/30
Prog# Day Date Time Fee
160360 -01 M 1/13-3/16 6:30pm-7:30pm $82
260360 -01 M 4/6-5/18 6:30pm-7:30pm $65
PILATES
Try a season of Pilates and see a marked improvement in low back
pain and overall core strength. Lower back pain is frequently caused
by lack of abdominal strength, pelvic mobility and lack of exercise for
the small, multi-dious muscles which stabilize the spine. Pilates will
focus on the movement and stabilization of these muscles for every-
day functionality, strength improvement and pain reduction.
Age: 16+ Location: Building M, Rm 1010
Instructor: Janet Beata Min/Max: 8/30
Prog# Day Date Time Fee
160370-01 F 1/17-3/20 10:30am-11:45am $82
260370-01 F 4/10-5/29 10:30am-11:45am $65
Offered by Palatine Park District at Harper College
YOGA: THE NEXT CHALLENGE
Often called “Meditation or Mindfulness in Motion,” in this intermediate
yoga class you will work on heightening your awareness, deepening
your practice, creating balance and strength, thus wellness, within all
the layers of your being—physically, mentally, emotionally and spir-
itually. You’ll learn and further rene your practice of yoga postures
and healing breath work - as to feel more comfortable, uid, at ease
and exible in mind and body. This energizing, relaxing and transfor-
mative class is designed as the next step for those who have taken a
beginning Yoga class.
Age: 16+ Location: Building M, Rm 1008
Instructor: Mary Beth Janssen Min/Max: 8/30
Prog# Day Date Time Fee
160320 -01 M 1/13-3/16 7:00pm-8:15pm $138
260320 -01 M 4/6-5/18 7:00pm-8:15pm $98
GENTLE YOGA
Gentle yoga is suitable for all skill levels including people with chronic
conditions, pain, or limited mobility. Light yoga postures, stretching,
breathing, and relaxation techniques will build body awareness and
exibility. Participants must be able to move without assistance.
Bringing a mat is recommended.
Age: 16+ Location: Building M, Rm 1010
Instructor: Peggy Oddo Min/Max: 8/30
Prog# Day Date Time Fee
160300 -01 Sa 1/18-4/11 8:30am-9:30am $82
260300 -01 Sa 3/21-5/30 8:30am-9:30am $65
SEATED CHAIR YOGA
Also called “Mindfulness in Motion,” Yoga means “weaving” or “yoking”
together of mind, body and spirit. Imagine being in a relaxed yogic
state and practicing wherever you sit regardless of your age, level of
activity/tness or physical size. Chair yoga is specically designed for
those that desire an adaptive yoga program—whether for personal
needs, workplace stress management, etc. You will move your entire
body through it’s full range of motion in concert with your breathing—
to balance the nervous system, elicit a deep sense of relaxation in
your mind-body physiology, increase exibility, improve strength and
balance and so much more. No yoga experience necessary.
Age: 16+ Location: Building M, Rm 1010
Instructor: Mary Beth Janssen Min/Max: 8/30
Prog# Day Date Time Fee
160310 -01 M 1/13-3/16 5:30pm-6:45pm $138
260310 -01 M 4/6-5/18 5:30pm-6:45pm $98
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2-Dimensional Art
Art Workspace
INDEPENDENT ART LAB
Continue developing your technical and aes-
thetic skills in calligraphy, drawing and sketch-
ing, painting and sculpting as you work on
projects at your own pace in a special space
at our Learning and Career Center campus in
Prospect Heights. This open, non-instruction-
al workshop provides you with a set day and
time, along with a studio containing drawing
boards, easels, tables and chairs, and a sink
for washing up. Bring your own project(s) and
materials.
LEI0036-022 LCC
01/14/20-03/03/20 TU 9:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $25
LEI0036-021 LCC
01/15/20-03/11/20 WE 9:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $25
LEI0036-023 LCC
03/10/20-05/05/20 TU 9:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $25
LEI0036-024 LCC
03/18/20-05/13/20 WE 9:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $25
Calligraphy
BLACKLETTER CALLIGRAPHY
There are many various styles of Blackletter
calligraphy. This class will focus on the basics
of a script known as Textura Quadrata. This
class will focus on the basics of a script known
as Textura Quadrata. It will also cover the or-
igins of Blackletter, the tools needed to begin
and how to use them, understanding basic let-
terforms and tips and guidelines for developing
various textures with this style of writing.
LEI0059-001 Harper Main Campus
03/09/20-04/20/20 MO 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Lisa Kivland
TUITION & FEE: $125
ITALIC CALLIGRAPHY I
Many people associate the word calligraphy
with this Italic style of artful writing. Italic letter-
ing comes from late 14th century Italy and is
a formal, slanted alphabet still popular today.
Learn basic letter forms using a broad-edge
dipped pen to create lovely handwritten enve-
lopes, place cards or certicates.
LEI0010-003 Harper Main Campus
01/27/20-03/02/20 MO 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Lisa Kivland
TUITION & FEE: $125
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Music
and Arts
LESSONS, CLASSES,
PROGRAMS, AND
ENSEMBLES
FOR ALL AGES
• Adult Art (pg. 36)
• Adult Music (pg. 39)
• Theatre and Performing Arts
(pg. 46)
• Youth Music (pg. 47)
• Writing Studio (pg. 48)
Learn more at
harpercollege.edu/cmac
Drawing
DRAWING 101: BEGINNING
Learn the fundamentals of drawing and sketch-
ing which you can apply to other mediums. Us-
ing a unique and highly effective approach, the
instructor will guide you through the process
of how to draw simple objects from real life.
Working primarily with pencil, you will devel-
op skills in composition, shading and one and
two-point perspective. You will develop an un-
derstanding of light and shadow while drawing
a variety of objects of various materials. This
course is designed for beginners, but it is also
suitable for artists seeking a refresher.
LEI0002-008 Harper Main Campus
01/28/20-03/17/20 TU 7:00 pm-9:30 pm
Instructor: Nonna L. Mynatt
TUITION & FEE: $199
DRAWING 201: STUDIO
Develop your skills through ongoing interaction
with our expert instructor. If you have complet-
ed Drawing 101: Beginning or have the equiv-
alent experience, you will enjoy a greater em-
phasis on rendering and producing a nished
piece of work. The class will combine individu-
alized attention with structured lessons that will
help you to build and rene your fundamental
skills, particularly in the area of human anato-
my. Additional tools, including colored pencil,
ink, pastel and charcoal also will be introduced.
LEI0003-005 Harper Main Campus
03/31/20-05/19/20 TU 7:00 pm-9:30 pm
Instructor: Nonna L. Mynatt
TUITION & FEE: $199
Painting
OIL & ACRYLIC PAINTING 101: BEGINNING
While you learn the fundamentals of painting
with both acrylic and oil paint, you will be cre-
atively challenged to develop your skills. If you
are a beginning student, you will work initially
with oil (a more forgiving medium) before try-
ing your hand with acrylic paint. Our instructor
uses an individualized approach to teaching
which stresses demonstration and practice of
the techniques needed to achieve your desired
result. Completion of Drawing 101: Beginning
or a similar experience is encouraged.
LEI0001-011 Harper Main Campus
01/15/20-03/11/20 WE 7:00 pm-10:00 pm
Instructor: Alfredo Martinez
TUITION & FEE: $235
LEI0001-012 Harper Main Campus
03/18/20-05/13/20 WE 7:00 pm-10:00 pm
Instructor: Alfredo Martinez
TUITION & FEE: $235
Photography
PHOTO 102: BEGINNING PHOTOGRAPHY
Get comfortable with how your camera works
and get the best photographs possible. This
course will help you understand ISO, shutter
speeds, f-stops, depth-of-eld, exposure, and
white balance. You will explore the use of
different lenses, good composition and how
dramatic lighting can make your photos more
exciting. You will be introduced to the concepts
of photographing people along with objects.
Classroom instruction and hands-on practice
through assignments will help you learn to get
the most from your photographs. Finally, you
will touch on how to best print your digital pho-
tos. You must have a 35mm SLR digital cam-
era with manual capability (interchangeable
lens mirrorless cameras are accepted) - no
point-and-shoot, lm or cell phone cameras.
LEI0032-013 Harper Main Campus
01/15/20-03/11/20 WE 6:45 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: James Martin
TUITION & FEE: $199
LEI0032-014 Harper Main Campus
01/16/20-03/05/20 TH 9:30 am-11:45 am
Instructor: James Martin
TUITION & FEE: $199
INTERMEDIATE PHOTOGRAPHY
Go beyond the basics and discover how to cre-
ate more compelling photographs. This course
will help you further develop your photograph-
ic style and skills by focusing on composition,
lighting, use of color and ash techniques.
Telling a visual story through photojournalism,
portraits, still-life, close-up, motion and outdoor
composition will be discussed. Classroom in-
struction and hands-on practice through as-
signments will help you learn how to get the
most from your photographs. This is an inter-
mediate level course. Completion of Beginning
Photography or the equivalent experience is
suggested. You must have a 35mm SLR digital
camera with manual capability (interchange-
able lens mirrorless cameras are accepted).
LEI0034-005 Harper Main Campus
03/12/20-05/07/20 TH 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor: James Martin
TUITION & FEE: $199
ADVANCED PHOTOGRAPHY
You have the basics down but you want to do
more with your photography. Maybe you even
want to get a bit artistic? Advanced Photogra-
phy will help you nd your personal style. More
creative than technical, the emphasis of the
class will be on learning to tell a compelling and
communicative story with your photographs.
Advanced camera and lighting techniques to
help you achieve your vision are discussed.
Completion of Intermediate Photography or
equivalent knowledge is recommended prior
to registration. You must have a 35mm SLR
digital camera with manual capability, zoom
lens (or various focal length lenses), tripod and
ash with tilting head.
LEI0044-002 Harper Main Campus
01/15/20-03/11/20 WE 9:30 am-11:30 am
Instructor: Harold Rail
TUITION & FEE: $199
CREATING ART THROUGH
UNCONVENTIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY
How can we use photography to make cre-
ative art photographs? Every environment and
every moment offers innite possibilities for
creating compelling artistic photographs. The
creative process requires visualization, con-
necting with our own views of the world and
the art of seeing photographically. This course
will cultivate our own personal ways of seeing
the world through experimentation, practice
and an overview of the history of art photogra-
phy. The nal product will be that each student
will have at least one matted and framed image
nished in the class.
LEI0043-003 Harper Main Campus
01/13/20-03/09/20 MO 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Harold Rail
TUITION & FEE: $199
DEVELOPING THE EYE OF THE
PHOTOGRAPHER
What does it mean to have an eye for photog-
raphy? Is it something that comes naturally,
or can you develop it through attention and
direct experience? Asides from simply taking
pictures, our way of seeing the world lets us
recognize situations, composition, subject mat-
ter, light quality, patterns, shadows, textures,
juxtapositions, moments in time, and we then
put these elements together to create images
that communicate something deep inside of
us. To share with others our own distinct im-
pression of the world. Completion of Beginning
Photography and Intermediate Photography or
equivalent knowledge is recommended prior to
registration.
LEI0045-002 Harper Main Campus
03/18/20-05/13/20 WE 9:30 am-11:30 am
Instructor: Harold Rail
TUITION & FEE: $199
NIGHT PHOTOGRAPHY
Our inclination is to use ash photography
whenever there is insufcient light for making
good photographs, but there are many creative
approaches to creating visually interesting and
unique photographs after dark. This class will
explore night photography camera techniques,
the art of visualizing night photographs, using
alternative light sources, and understanding
the technical aspects of shooting night photog-
raphy. Students will have at least one complete
matted and framed image at the end of the
session.
LEI0027-005 Harper Main Campus
03/16/20-05/11/20 MO 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Harold Rail
TUITION & FEE: $199
SMALL TOWN STREET PHOTOGRAPHY
You don t need to go into the big city to practice
Street Photography. Even suburban towns of-
fer interesting and photogenic perspectives it
is simply a process and practice of looking at
the familiar with fresh eyes. You will alternate
between photographing as a class on location
in nearby towns and classroom sessions to
evaluate the experiences and critique images.
Each student will have at least one matted and
framed image nished in the class.
LEI0026-004 Harper Main Campus
03/18/20-05/13/20 WE 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Harold Rail
TUITION & FEE: $199
Videography
FAMILY LEGACY VIDEOS AND
PICTURE STORIES
Learn to create keepsake videos for you and
your family members. Are there beloved fam-
ily members who would like to talk about their
and other family members lives? This class
will give you the tools you need to make ex-
citing family history videos for current and fu-
ture generations to enjoy. In this class, you will
learn how to video record family members on
camera and combine them with existing family
lms, videos and pictures.
LEI0060-001 Harper Main Campus
01/30/20-02/20/20 TH 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Stuart Willis
TUITION & FEE: $125
LEI0060-001 Harper Main Campus
03/05/20-04/02/20 TH 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Stuart Willis
TUITION & FEE: $125
SOCIAL MEDIA VIDEO
CONTENT CREATION
This course strikes a balance between tradi-
tional lm foundations and the latest produc-
tion and post-production techniques. Learn the
basics of social media video content creation,
and how to master essential visual commu-
nication and fundamental strategies for cre-
ating captivating content for products and/or
services. Gain knowlede pertaining to video
production methods for digital photography,
HD video production, lighting, audio mixing,
and nonlinear editing. Learn to upload content
across a company’s social media accounts to
expedite audience engagement and growth.
Editing software will be used in order to bring
your videos to the next level. Smartphones and
other cameras work well in this class.
LEI0055-002 Harper Main Campus
03/12/20-05/07/20 TH 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Ethel Alegria
TUITION & FEE: $199
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VIDEO EDITING AND STORYTELLING
Do you wish to promote your business or brand
and have people enjoy your videos and look
forward to more? Do you want to be a lmmak-
er and entertain audiences? Then you under-
stand that good storytelling is the key. Start by
planning your production, continue to enhance
your plot during the shoot, and then pursue
the editing process. If your goal is to create
high-quality Youtube videos or lm, this course
will lay out the foundation of how to make your
video editing workow easy and seamless.
You ll need a camera or smartphone and Ado-
be Premiere’s useful tools. Students will shoot
various styles of videos and explore how to
turn them into structured and attractive stories
using creative video editing techniques. You
may bring in already made projects to work on
during class. Requirements Any camera that
can shoot video, with a microphone. A comput-
er or laptop for editing. Computers can t be re-
ally old, but don t need to be fancy and expen-
sive. Ability to use a PC or Mac at a basic level.
LEI0054-002 Harper Main Campus
01/16/20-03/05/20 TH 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Ethel Alegria
TUITION & FEE: $199
VIDEO EDITING WITH ADOBE PREMIERE,
FINAL CUT X, AND OTHER EDITING
PROGRAMS
Learn Video Editing with Adobe Premiere Pro,
Final Cut Pro, and other popular editing sys-
tems. If you want to learn to edit with Adobe
Premiere Pro, Final Cut Pro or other popular
editing programs, this class is geared for you!
Whether you are trying to start, nish, or edit
a video, our video editing class will help. You
will be able to master video editing techniques
using an Apple Mac or a Windows-based PC.
You will learn the correct way to edit, utilizing
the proper editing tools for all types of video
projects. Today’s video editing programs sup-
port virtually any type of media, allowing you
to work more freely whether you re working on
YouTube or any videos for home or business
use.
LEI0029-004 Harper Main Campus
01/21/20-03/03/20 TU 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Stuart Willis
TUITION & FEE: $225
3-Dimensional Art
Glass
INTRODUCTION TO GLASS FUSING
Glass fusing is an exciting and liberating glass
art which enables artists to create glass designs
by fusing compatible glass pieces together in a
kiln. In this class students will have the oppor-
tunity to make two projects, and learn the ba-
sics of glass fusing, glass compatibility, design
processes, glass cutting and shaping skills; as
well as cleaning and layering techniques, and
some basic kiln programming. Previous glass
fusing experience is not required.
LEI0008-018 Suevel Studios
02/05/20-02/19/20 WE 6:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Markay Suevel
TUITION & FEE: $205
LEI0008-019 Suevel Studios
02/06/20-02/20/20 TH 10:00 am-1:00 pm
Instructor: Markay Suevel
TUITION & FEE: $205
LEI0008-017 Suevel Studios
02/08/20-02/22/20 SA 10:00 am-1:00 pm
Instructor: Markay Suevel
TUITION & FEE: $205
MOSAIC ART
In this beginning level class, students will cre-
ate one 8 stepping stone, one using the direct
method. Students will choose from six patterns
and may use two different patterns for the
stones. Participants will learn basic glass cut-
ting skills and andamenti or patterns of laying
tiles. Each student will have the opportunity to
choose from a variety of colors of glass to cre-
ate his/her own unique pieces. Three sessions
at 3 hours per session. The fee includes all
class materials which will include pattern pa-
per, cement, grout and glass.
LEI0038-013 Suevel Studios
03/04/20-03/18/20 WE 6:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Markay Suevel
TUITION & FEE: $205
LEI0038-014 Suevel Studios
03/05/20-03/19/20 TH 10:00 am-1:00 pm
Instructor: Markay Suevel
TUITION & FEE: $205
LEI0038-012 Suevel Studios
03/07/20-03/21/20 SA 10:00 am-1:00 pm
Instructor: Markay Suevel
TUITION & FEE: $205
STAINED GLASS FOR BEGINNERS:
COPPER FOIL METHOD
You will create your own light masterpiece as
you learn how to cut and shape glass and as-
semble a stained glass panel using the Tiffany
copper foil method. The largest rose window in
the United States uses more than 10,000 piec-
es of stained glass to capture light in a glorious
array. You will select your project from sever-
al beginning patterns provided by the Studio.
Please be warned: you may have so much
fun in this class that you will develop an over-
whelming urge to create more. No previous
experience necessary. Fees include all class
materials and supplies including glass for your
projects.
LEI0011-021 Suevel Studios
01/07/20-01/21/20 TU 10:00 am-1:00 pm
Instructor: Markay Suevel
TUITION & FEE: $205
LEI0011-020 Suevel Studios
01/08/20-01/22/20 WE 6:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Markay Suevel
TUITION & FEE: $205
LEI0011-017 Suevel Studios
01/11/20-01/25/20 SA 10:00 am-1:00 pm
Instructor: Markay Suevel
TUITION & FEE: $205
STAINED GLASS FOR BEGINNERS:
LEAD-CAME METHOD
Prior experience is not required as you learn
the traditional method of creating stained glass
art. You will practice glass cutting and shaping,
project assembly, soldering and nal clean up,
all while building your very own stained glass
panel. Projects will be simple lead-came pan-
els from a variety of full-size patterns provided
by the studio. Fees include tool rental fee and
all supplies including glass for your projects.
Pre-requisite: Stained Glass for Beginners:
Copper Foil Method.
LEI0012-020 Suevel Studios
02/04/20-02/18/20 TU 10:00 am-1:00 pm
Instructor: Markay Suevel
TUITION & FEE: $205
LEI0012-019 Suevel Studios
02/05/20-02/19/20 WE 6:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Markay Suevel
TUITION & FEE: $205
LEI0012-018 Suevel Studios
02/08/20-02/22/20 SA 10:00 am-1:00 pm
Instructor: Markay Suevel
TUITION & FEE: $205
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Jewelry
INTRODUCTION TO JEWELRY MAKING
Learn to hand-fabricate jewelry. Guided proj-
ects will introduce you to basic jewelry making
techniques including sawing, piercing, stamp-
ing, surface texturing, making rolling mill pat-
terns, soldering, polishing, nishing, simple
stone setting, and more. You will learn to de-
sign and produce your own creations, making
earrings, rings, pendants and other pieces.
Tools and an initial supply of metal to complete
a basic project are provided. Students with
some experience can work at their own pace.
LEI0007-006 Harper Main Campus
01/15/20-05/06/20 WE 6:30 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Venus Cramer
TUITION & FEE: $585
Knitting/Crocheting
YARN BOMBING
This course is an interactive hands-on work-
shop for ber artists of any experience level
to try yarn bombing, also known as knitted
grafti or guerrilla knitting. Yarn bombing is an
art movement practiced by ber crafters to en-
hance and transform indoor or outdoor spaces
or to make a statement. Students will scout for
a target space to tag and use workshop time to
create and install the yarn bomb. The class is
open to anyone. Guidance on knitting/crochet
can be given during class.
LEI0061-001 Harper Main Campus
03/09/20-05/04/20 MO 6:00 pm-7:30 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $169
Metals
ARTISTIC WELDING
Have you walked through an art fair and seen
ornamental metal sculpture? Some are on tall
rods, some wave gracefully in the wind, while
others are anchored in place by planters over-
owing with colors. Here you will create ele-
ments of your own design in steel and copper
to make your indoor or outdoor space as indi-
vidual as you are. This class will provide you
with user-friendly instruction in steel handling
techniques including MIG welding and plasma
cutting. These are the easiest and the safest
methods to learn. No previous welding expe-
rience is necessary, but basic welding safety
will be stressed. The instructor will assist with
welding parts of your project as necessary.
LEI0019-007 Harper Main Campus
03/14/20-05/02/20 SA 9:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: John Kurman
TUITION & FEE: $485
BRONZE CASTING
The lost wax method of bronze casting dates
back more than 5,000 years and is still re-
garded as the most precise casting method in
existence. The process ensures that there is
incredibly accurate reproduction of your origi-
nal sculpture, with all of the original, exquisite
detail recaptured. In this course, designed with
the beginner in mind, we will provide demon-
stration and one-on-one assistance to help you
learn this fascinating process. Students will be
required to purchase metal.
LEI0018-007 Harper Main Campus
01/13/20-05/11/20 MO 6:30 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Philip Spangler
TUITION & FEE: $469
Pottery
POTTERY FOR BEGINNERS
Pottery beginners will learn both hand-build-
ing and wheel-throwing techniques in this one
introductory course. Weekly demonstrations
and instructor interaction will develop and
strengthen your skills. Experienced students
will also benet from instructor assistance and
are encouraged to pursue their own interests
or projects.
LEI0013-014 Harper Main Campus
01/18/20-03/07/20 SA 9:30 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Bettie Gong
TUITION & FEE: $299
LEI0013-015 Harper Main Campus
03/14/20-05/23/20 SA 9:30 am-12:20 pm
Instructor: Bettie Gong
TUITION & FEE: $299
POTTERY STUDIO
If you would like extra studio time to work on
projects, register for additional time in the
Harper College ceramics studio. The studio
sessions will be supervised by an aide who
you may consult on challenges, but there will
be no specic instruction during these periods.
You must be currently enrolled in Pottery for
Beginners, LEI0064.
LEI0035-007 Harper Main Campus
01/18/20-03/07/20 SA 8:25 am-9:25 am
Instructor: Bettie Gong
TUITION & FEE: $125
LEI0035-008 Harper Main Campus
03/14/20-05/23/20 SA 8:25 am-9:25 am
Instructor: Bettie Gong
TUITION & FEE: $125
POTTERY WORKSHOP
As a continuation of Pottery for Beginners,
this class will provide individual attention for
your personal projects requiring more ad-
vanced techniques. Both wheel-throwing and
hand-building projects may be undertaken in
the context of this workshop. Students with a
basic knowledge of ceramics will benet from
the deeper exploration of the ceramic arts.
PREREQUISITE: Pottery for Beginners or Pot-
tery: Wheel-Throwing for Beginners or equiva-
lent experience.
LEI0033-009 Harper Main Campus
01/13/20-03/09/20 MO 6:30 pm-9:20 pm
Instructor: Janice C. Kostelny
TUITION & FEE: $299
LEI0033-010 Harper Main Campus
03/16/20-05/11/20 MO 6:30 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Janice C. Kostelny
TUITION & FEE: $299
POTTERY: WHEEL-THROWING
FOR BEGINNERS
This class provides the instruction needed to
begin shaping clay on an electric wheel. Al-
though this is the hardest technique to master,
it can be very gratifying and most denitely fun.
Weekly demonstrations and instructor inter-
action will help you develop and strengthen
the skills needed for success. Experienced
students will also benet from instructor assis-
tance and are encouraged to pursue their own
interests and projects.
LEI0020-011 Harper Main Campus
01/15/20-03/11/20 WE 6:30 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Janice C. Kostelny
TUITION & FEE: $299
LEI0020-012 Harper Main Campus
03/18/20-05/13/20 WE 6:30 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Janice C. Kostelny
TUITION & FEE: $299
Adult Music Classes
Aural
AURAL SKILLS I
Develops skills in melodic, harmonic, and
rhythmic dictation and sight singing. Co-requi-
site: THEORY OF MUSIC I - LMU0552 or MUS
111 (for credit .
LMU0050-011 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-05/14/20 TU TH 2:00 pm-2:50 pm
Instructor: Charmian Tashijan
TUITION & FEE: $125
AURAL SKILLS II
Develops skills in melodic, harmonic and rhyth-
mic dictation and sight singing.
LMU0095-004 Harper Main Campus
01/13/20-05/13/20 MO WE 9:00 am-9:50 am
Instructor: Barbara Bowker
TUITION & FEE: $125
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Computer Music
INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTER MUSIC
FOR ADULTS
This course is designed for the student who
has little or no background in MIDI Sequencing
and Digital Audio Recording but who wants to
experience the enjoyment of making music via
computer. You will be presented with software
and hardware as tools for creative sound de-
sign and musical composition, and throughout
the class, you will be able to produce and per-
form music on your own and as part of a team.
You will be constantly focusing on the re-cre-
ation of acoustic textures and samplings as
well as the construction of soundscapes that
are unique to the electronic environment. Ages
15 and up.
LMU0012-017 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-05/12/20 TU TH 2:00 pm-3:40 pm
Instructor: Steve Suvada
TUITION & FEE: $365
Guitar, Ukulele, Banjo
INTRODUCTION TO GUITAR FOR ADULTS
This college-level course is for the student
that seeks a more in-depth adventure into the
language of music as applied to guitar. Ideal
for the ambitious pure beginner and experi-
enced non-reader, by-rote player alike, this
class covers Standard Music Notation reading,
chord graph and chart reading, nger style
and plectrum techniques. Also, it applies a gui-
tar-centered introduction to Fundamental mu-
sic theory concepts such as intervals, triads,
modes, scale building, major scales with princi-
pal chords, key signatures and key structures,
chord progressions and more! There are writ-
ten and playing tests to help you monitor your
progress! Not to worry, this co-listed, non-cred-
it course offering will not affect any GPA.
LMU0017-008 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-05/14/20 TU TH 9:30 am-10:45 am
Instructor: Steve Vazquez
TUITION & FEE: $250
GUITAR 1
This class is for absolute beginners. Learn the
essentials needed to begin playing acoustic,
classical or electric guitar. You ll be introduced
to chords, simple strums, and tuning in a fun,
laid-back and supportive environment. Learn
about the instrument, basic music theory, and
elements of rhythm and harmony. We promise
that you ll be making music almost right away!
Bring your own guitar, guitar picks, a spare set
of strings, a three-ring notebook and dividers,
and your guitar book.
LMU0030-011 Harper Main Campus
01/15/20-03/11/20 WE 6:30 pm-7:50 pm
Instructor: Peter Jump
TUITION & FEE: $199
LMU0030-012 Harper Main Campus
03/18/20-05/13/20 WE 6:30 pm-7:50 pm
Instructor: Peter Jump
TUITION & FEE: $199
GUITAR 2
Learn new chords, bass runs, arpeggios, and
how to use a capo. Explore different rhythms
and pick simple melodies. Before taking Gui-
tar 2, you should be able to play basic open
chords in the keys of A, D, E, and G, smoothly
without losing the beat. Bring your own guitar,
guitar picks, spare set of strings, a three ring
notebook and dividers, and your guitar book.
LMU0031-008 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-03/03/20 TU 6:30 pm-7:50 pm
Instructor: Peter Jump
TUITION & FEE: $199
LMU0031-009 Harper Main Campus
03/10/20-05/05/20 TU 6:30 pm-7:50 pm
Instructor: Peter Jump
TUITION & FEE: $199
GUITAR PLEASURE FOR BEGINNERS
Learn how to play the guitar in a relaxed atmo-
sphere. You will learn a variety of pieces and
genres including classical, popular, spiritual,
blues, jazz, and holiday music. By the end of
the class, you will be able to play simple short
pieces and will have developed a reasonable
understanding of the instrument and its rep-
ertoire. Instruments can be provided for the
duration of the course. Guitars may be provid-
ed upon request and if available, contact Issa
Boulos at [email protected].
LMU0035-007 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-03/03/20 TU 11:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Tom Pandaleon
TUITION & FEE: $145
LMU0035-008 Harper Main Campus
03/10/20-05/05/20 TU 11:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Tom Pandaleon
TUITION & FEE: $145
GUITAR: SONG REPERTOIRE 1
GUITAR 1
This class is for absolute beginners. Learn the
essentials needed to begin playing acoustic,
classical or electric guitar. You ll be introduced
to chords, simple strums, and tuning in a fun,
laid-back and supportive environment. Learn
about the instrument, basic music theory, and
elements of rhythm and harmony. We promise
that you ll be making music almost right away!
Bring your own guitar, guitar picks, spare set
of strings, a three-ring notebook and divid-
ers, and your guitar book. The guitar book for
this class is Mel Bay’s Modern Guitar Method
Grade I: Extended Edition. Please have the
book at the rst day of class. Guitars may be
provided upon request and if available, contact
Issa Boulos at [email protected].
LMU0032-007 Harper Main Campus
01/15/20-03/11/20 WE 8:00 pm-9:20 pm
Instructor: Tom Pandaleon
TUITION & FEE: $199
LMU0032-008 Harper Main Campus
03/18/20-05/13/20 WE 8:00 pm-9:20 pm
Instructor: Tom Pandaleon
TUITION & FEE: $199
AURAL SKILLS IV
Develops skills in melodic, harmonic and rhyth-
mic dictation and sight singing.
LMU0099-002 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-05/14/20 TU TH 2:00 pm-2:50 pm
Instructor: Barbara Bowker
TUITION & FEE: $125
Bansuri and Harmonium
BEGINNER BANSURI FOR ADULTS
The Indian bansuri is one of the oldest and
most common musical instruments of India.
This course is perfect for beginners and will
provide you with the basics of Indian classical
music. In this class, you’ll explore the basics
of North Indian Ragas (melodic framework
for improvisation) and Taals (basic rhythms
or beats), musical scales, playing embellish-
ments, and you will learn how to play selected
classical/devotional songs and simple ragas.
By the end of the course you will have a basic
understanding of Ragas and Taals, Taans, un-
derstand the terminology and be able to play a
Bandish (main composition) with taans, varia-
tions and create their own melodies. Open to
beginners ages 15+.
LMU0112-002 Harper Main Campus
01/13/20-03/09/20 MO 8:00 pm-8:55 pm
Instructor: Sylvia Udar
TUITION & FEE: $155
BEGINNER HARMONIUM FOR ADULTS
In this course, you will be trained in the fun-
damentals of North Indian music through the
harmonium. The course focuses on exploring
Taals (basic rhythms or beats), musical scales,
and playing embellishments. You will learn to
play selected classical/devotional songs and
simple ragas. By the end of the course you are
expected to have a basic understanding of Ra-
gas and Taals, Taans, understand the terminol-
ogy and be able to play a Bandish (main com-
position) with taans, variations and create their
own melodies. You ll be able to play simple
songs on the harmonium and to join the Inter-
mediate level and explore Indian music further.
Open to beginners ages 15+.
LMU0111-002 Harper Main Campus
01/13/20-03/09/20 MO 7:00 pm-7:55 pm
Instructor: Sylvia Udar
TUITION & FEE: $155
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GUITAR: SONG REPERTOIRE 2
Recommended for those who have completed
Guitar 2 or have equivalent skills. Put your in-
termediate skills to work in playing somewhat
more challenging songs because this is the
most effective method for learning how to play
an instrument. Repertoire classes help you ap-
ply your skills and learn new strums and licks
with each song you try. Improve while singing,
playing, and honing your musicianship and
performance skills. You may repeat Repertoire
classes as many times as you like, as there
are dozens of songs to learn at every skill
level. Songs change from session to session.
Bring your own guitar, guitar picks, spare set
of strings, a three ring notebook and dividers,
and your guitar book (Guitars may be provid-
ed upon request and if available, contact Issa
Boulos at [email protected]).
LMU0033-007 Harper Main Campus
01/18/20-03/07/20 SA 10:30 am-11:50 am
Instructor: Steve Vazquez
TUITION & FEE: $199
LMU0033-008 Harper Main Campus
03/14/20-05/09/20 SA 10:30 am-11:50 am
Instructor: Steve Vazquez
TUITION & FEE: $199
UKULELE PLEASURE: GROUP CLASS FOR
ADULT BEGINNERS
Learn how to play the ukulele, the most lovable
little four-stringed instrument. You will learn a
variety of pieces from different genres includ-
ing classical, popular, spiritual, blues, jazz, and
holiday.
LMU0006-010 Harper Main Campus
01/16/20-03/05/20 TH 11:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Steve Vazquez
TUITION & FEE: $145
LMU0006-011 Harper Main Campus
03/12/20-04/30/20 TH 11:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Steve Vazquez
TUITION & FEE: $145
UKULELE II
Learn new chord progressions and continue to
play songs and learn new ones. Song reper-
toires will range from traditional Hawaiian, to
jazz, Tin Pan Alley, folk, rock, and pop. You ll
explore different strumming styles and com-
mon chords and keys and you ll be encour-
aged to sing along. If you are self-taught or
have prior experience on another instrument,
e.g. guitar, banjo, mandolin, you may start with
this class. If you are new to music classes or
musical instruments, you may want to consider
taking UKULELE 1 or UKULELE PLEASURE
before taking UKULELE 2.
LMU0093-005 Harper Main Campus
01/28/20-05/05/20 TU 11:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Steve Vazquez
TUITION & FEE: $265
PRIVATE MUSIC LESSONS
Registration for private music lessons is open throughout the year
- for more information call 847.925.6659.
Private lessons are usually scheduled once a week for 30, 45, or 60 minutes
for 8 or 16 weeks. Other scenarios can be arranged on a case-by-case basis:
• 30 minutes per week:
8 weeks, $299; 16 weeks, $549
• 45 minutes per week:
8 weeks, $425; 16 weeks, $825
• Available only on request - 60 minutes per week:
8 weeks, $549; 16 weeks, $999
Instruments we offer:
• Ages 5 - 8
Piano, Suzuki piano, orchestral percussion, violin,
Suzuki violin, cello, double bass*, guitar (including electric*),
jazz guitar, ukulele, banjo*, jazz piano mandolin, drums,
fiddle, voice*, and hand drum.
• Ages 9 - 10
All of the above plus accordion, flute, clarinet, trumpet,
double bass, bansuri, harmonium, Indian Tabla, harmonica
and oud*.
• Ages 11-17
All of the above plus viola, oboe, saxophone, bassoon,
trombone, French horn, voice, euphonium, and tuba.
• Ages 17+
All of the above
*Some instruments require that we meet with younger children for assessment.
Questions?
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BANJO 1
This class is for absolute beginners. Learn the
essentials needed to begin playing the banjo.
The class will give you a basic introduction to
the instrument and enable you to begin play-
ing songs. You ll be introduced to chords, right
hand techniques, and tuning in a fun, laid-back
and supportive environment. We can set you
on your path to bluegrass or clawhammer play-
ing through one of our repertoire classes and
ensembles. Bring your own banjo, spare set
of strings, a three-ring notebook and dividers,
and your song book.
LMU0039-007 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-03/10/20 TU 5:45 pm-6:45 pm
Instructor: Bekr Ali
TUITION & FEE: $145
LMU0039-008 Harper Main Campus
03/17/20-05/12/20 TU 5:45 pm-6:45 pm
Instructor: Bekr Ali
TUITION & FEE: $145
INTRODUCTION TO JAZZ
Introduction to Jazz is a survey of the devel-
opment of jazz in America from approximate-
ly 1900 to the present. Special emphasis is
placed on listening to various artists and styles.
Students will be required to obtain the text,
Concise Guide to Jazz, 4th edition, by Grid-
ley, which can be found at the Harper College
Bookstore. This course may be taken for credit
as MUS 106.
LMU0088-004 Harper Main Campus
01/13/20-05/13/20 MO WE 2:00 pm-3:15 pm
Instructor: Kenneth N. Spurr
TUITION & FEE: $365
Harmonica
BLUES HARMONICA
Join with others to make music in a fun, wel-
coming environment. We focus on the basics
from producing single notes to understanding
song form. Reading music is not required.
You will learn basic harmonica chords, licks,
and solo techniques while jamming together
and receiving encouraging feedback and hav-
ing fun socializing. You may repeat repertoire
classes as needed. There are dozens of songs
to learn at every skill level. Songs change from
session to session. Students should bring a
diatonic harmonica in the key of C. The Hohner
Marine Band, Crossover, or Special 20 models
are recommended.
LMU0008-010 Harper Main Campus
01/18/20-03/07/20 SA 11:00 am-12:20 pm
Instructor: David Kachalon
TUITION & FEE: $199
LMU0008-011 Harper Main Campus
03/14/20-05/02/20 SA 11:00 am-12:20 pm
Instructor: David Kachalon
TUITION & FEE: $199
Piano
PIANO PLEASURE, BEGINNERS 1
This class is designed for students who have
had little or no previous experience with pia-
no lessons. Using the Alfred Piano 101 text,
students will start at the very beginning and
focus on beginning music notation and staff
note reading, basic rhythms, nger exercises,
and playing short songs in a variety of styles.
Instruction includes group activities and indi-
vidual attention in our state-of-the-art Yamaha
Clavinova keyboard lab. Required text: Piano
101, Book 1 by Lancaster Refrow, published
by Alfred. Tuition does not include books; stu-
dents are expected to buy their own prior to the
beginning of the course.
LMU0036-008 Harper Main Campus
01/24/20-04/24/20 FR 9:30 am-10:20 am
Instructor: Cheryl Lim
TUITION & FEE: $195
LMU0036-009 Harper Main Campus
01/27/20-04/20/20 MO 11:00 am-11:50 am
Instructor: Helen L. Chang
TUITION & FEE: $195
PIANO PLEASURE, BEGINNERS 2
This continuation of Piano Pleasure Beginners
1 will expand on previously learned concepts
and will focus on advancing staff reading with
key signatures, playing with both hands si-
multaneously, scale and chord technique, and
playing music in a wider range of styles. Stu-
dents will advance through the Alfred Piano
101 Book 1 text. Prerequisite: Piano Pleasure
Beginners 1 or approval of instructor; please
contact 847-925-6659 for more information.
Required text: Piano 101, Book 1 by Lancaster
Refrow, published by Alfred. Tuition does not
include books; students are expected to buy
their own prior to the beginning of the course.
LMU0037-007 Harper Main Campus
01/24/20-04/24/20 FR 7:30 am-8:20 am
Instructor: Cheryl Lim
TUITION & FEE: $195
PIANO PREPARATORY
PIANO PROGRAM
30M PRIVATE LESSONS
AND 50M GROUP LESSONS
FOR 15 WEEKS
The program consists of a combination of group and private instruction. Group lessons
offer peer reinforcement, social interaction, ensemble experience, and group
activities. Private lessons provide individual attention for technical development
and interpretive and expressive insights. Combining these approaches give you a
comprehensive 15-week curriculum. Participate in one 30-minute private lesson
and one 50-minute group lesson each week. In addition to learning an instrument,
students will enhance playing technique and develop listening skills, intonation,
rhythmic accuracy, and expression. Returning students must receive the CRN from
their instructors. New students must complete the First-Time Student Application
at bit.ly/cmacprivatelessons. You may register after the Piano Facilitator reviews
their application and assesses their level. TUITION & FEE: $650 / LMY0029
PIANO PLEASURE, BEGINNERS 3
This level of Piano Pleasure will nish the Pi-
ano 101 Book 1 and begin Piano 101 Book 2.
We will continue progressing through more
complex staff reading and moving freely about
the keyboard, practicing technical skills such
as scales, chords and arpeggios, and moving
into Piano Pleasure, Developing. Prerequisite:
Piano Pleasure Beginners 1 and 2 or approv-
al of instructor. Please contact 847-925-6659
for more information. Required text: Piano
101, Books 1 and 2 by Lancaster Refrow,
published by Alfred. Tuition does not include
books; students are expected to buy their own
prior to the beginning of the course.
LMU0101-004 Harper Main Campus
01/24/20-04/24/20 FR 11:45 am-12:35 pm
Instructor: Cheryl Lim
TUITION & FEE: $195
PIANO PLEASURE, DEVELOPING
This level of Piano Pleasure will continue work-
ing on Piano 101 Book 2. We will continue pro-
gressing through more complex staff reading
and moving freely about the keyboard, practic-
ing technical skills such as scales, chords and
arpeggios, and moving into Piano Pleasure,
Intermediate. Prerequisite: Piano Pleasure
Beginners 2 and 3 or approval of instructor.
Please contact 847-925-6659 for more infor-
mation. Required text: Piano 101, Book 2 by
Lancaster Refrow, published by Alfred. Tuition
does not include books; students are expected
to buy their own prior to the beginning of the
course.
LMU0038-006 Harper Main Campus
01/24/20-04/24/20 FR 8:30 am-9:20 am
Instructor: Cheryl Lim
TUITION & FEE: $195
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PIANO PLEASURE, INTERMEDIATE
Students will continue mastering more ad-
vanced piano skills with emphasis on musi-
cianship and repertoire. Pieces comparable to
the level of Bach Minuets and Clementi Sonati-
nas will be covered. We will explore repertoire
from classical and jazz genres, as well as tech-
nique and theory. Prerequisite: Piano Pleasure
Beginners 1 and 2, 3, and Piano Pleasure
Developing, or approval of instructor. Please
contact 847-925-6659 for more information.
Tuition does not include books; students are
expected to buy their own prior to the begin-
ning of the course.
LMU0040-005 Harper Main Campus
01/24/20-04/24/20 FR 10:30 am-11:20 am
Instructor: Levonne S. Mrozinski
TUITION & FEE: $195
CLASS PIANO I
Develops a rudimentary knowledge of the
keyboard and playing skills sufcient to cope
with simple, practical situations. Emphasis on
tonal notation, harmonization, transposition,
sight-reading, improvisation, ensemble play-
ing, and basic piano literature.
LMU0046-013 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-05/12/20 TU 6:30 pm-9:10 pm
Instructor: Kenneth N. Spurr
TUITION & FEE: $250
CLASS PIANO II
Continues MUS 165. Develops a rudimentary
knowledge of the keyboard and playing skills
sufcient to cope with simple, practical situa-
tions. Emphasis on tonal notation, harmoniza-
tion, transposition, sight reading,improvisation,
ensemble playing and basic piano literature.
LMU0096-003 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-05/14/20 TU TH 11:00 am-12:15 pm
Instructor: Olga Bornovalova
TUITION & FEE: $250
CLASS PIANO IV
Continues MUS 166 (MUS 166 Class Piano II).
Develops a rudimentary knowledge of the key-
board and playing skills sufcient to cope with
simple, practical situations. Emphasis on tonal
notation, harmonization, transposition, sight
reading,improvisation, ensemble playing and
basic piano literature. Greater emphasis on
keyboard harmony, ensemble playing and jazz
improvisation.
LMU0097-003 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-05/14/20 TU TH 9:30 am-10:45 am
Instructor: Levonne S. Mrozinski
TUITION & FEE: $250
Steel Drum
INTRODUCTION TO STEEL DRUM
Introduction to steel drum offers you the oppor-
tunity to learn the steel pan in a group setting.
You will learn the basics of playing and reading
music in a relaxed atmosphere. Class time is
also spent listening to current steel pan record-
ings and discussing the history of this family
of instruments. You must be age 15 or older
to enroll.
LMU0090-006 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-05/12/20 TU 5:00 pm-6:50 pm
Instructor: Paul Ross
TUITION & FEE: $125
Strings
ADULT GROUP VIOLIN: CONTINUING
This class is designed for adults and musicians
ages 16+. It focuses on reading music, play-
ing, and polishing great works from various
genres including classical, jazz, popular, and
ddle. This class is a continuation of the Violin
for Beginners class where students continue to
progress to higher levels of skill and musician-
ship. The class is designed for adult musicians
to interact through instruction and performanc-
es. The class enhances the students ability to
navigate performance practice, as well as ex-
panding their pedagogical understanding.
LMU0021-007 Harper Main Campus
01/15/20-04/29/20 WE 7:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Edgar Gabriel
TUITION & FEE: $249
Adult Music Ensembles
CONCERT CHOIR
This mixed group performs a wide-ranging
classical repertoire, from plainchant through to
the twentieth century. The choir appears in con-
cert in the Performing Arts Center once each
semester, and the group sometimes tours. Be-
sides performances at Carnegie Hall and on
radio and television at home and abroad, the
group has sung with the Elgin Symphony, the
Chicago String Ensemble and the International
Festival of Choirs in Sienna and Florence, Italy.
Applicants may audition with a prepared piece
of their choosing. Memorization is not neces-
sary. To schedule an audition appointment,
contact Adam Stevens at 847.925.6403 or by
email: [email protected].
LMU0010-011 Harper Main Campus
01/13/20-05/13/20 MO WE 11:00 am-12:15 pm
Instructor: Thomas Stauch
TUITION & FEE: $125
GUITAR ENSEMBLE: ADULTS
Guitarists, here is your chance to play in an en-
semble devoted to guitar music at its best. This
group class will focus on performance tech-
niques such as cueing, following a conductor
and communication between players. Groups
consisting of duos, trios, quartets and more will
work together. Students must be able to read
all the natural notes in rst position and know
C, G, D, A, E, a minor, e minor and d minor
chords. At least one concert per semester will
be presented by the group. Open to students
age 16 and older.
LMU0004-011 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-05/12/20 TU 4:30 pm-6:25 pm
Instructor: Steve Vazquez
TUITION & FEE: $125
HARPER COLLEGE FESTIVAL CHORUS
The Festival Chorus is a community choral en-
semble open to anyone with a love of singing.
No auditions required. The Chorus performs a
diverse repertoire ranging from the classics to
Broadway standards and is accompanied by a
professional orchestra. The spring concert at
Harper College is performed on the rst Sun-
day in May. Outreach concerts are scheduled
at various times during the year in the north-
west suburbs. There is a $115 registration fee
to join the chorus with an additional charge for
music, which varies by semester. Required
dress is a tuxedo for men and a long black
dress with jacket and pearls for women. The
cost of the women’s ensemble is $115. A full
tuxedo is $125. We will order the apparel for
you. For additional information, please contact
Marcy Heston at [email protected]. Regis-
tration for the Chorus takes place at the rst
meeting. You may also click on Add to Cart
online or call 847-925-6300 for your name to
be added to the list of participants. Fees are
paid directly to the Festival Chorus.
LMU0087-005 Harper Main Campus
01/13/20-05/11/20 MO 7:30 pm-10:00 pm
Instructor: Gregory Tipps
TUITION & FEE: see description
HARPER‘S BACK PORCH REVUE
Join the ensemble that explores the music of
the American South during the late 19th and
early 20th Centuries: early blues and coun-
try music, old-time, folk, spirituals, and more.
Looking for string instruments of all sorts: gui-
tars, banjos, ddles, ukuleles bass, etc., and
hand drummers and singers. Players should
be able to play in the keys of A, C, D, E, G, at a
minimum. Reading music and improvising so-
los are pluses, but not required. Auditions are
held during the rst meeting. Free Member-
ship. Members agree to perform at least twice
per semester. For information contact Scott
Cashman, [email protected].
LMU0013-011 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-05/12/20 TU 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Bekr Ali
TUITION & FEE: $25
LMU0013-010 Harper Main Campus
01/16/20-05/07/20 TH 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Scott Cashman
TUITION & FEE: $25
WORLD MUSIC ENSEMBLE
Tuesdays, 7-9 PM
January 14 - May 12
BACK PORCH REVUE
Tuesdays, 7-9 PM
January 14 - May 12
Thursdays, 7-9 PM
January 16 - May 7
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JAZZ ENSEMBLE
The Jazz Ensemble is a traditional big band
of 15-20 players who perform under the direc-
tion of renowned Chicago jazz trumpet player
and vocalist Jeff Hedberg. Open to all Harper
students regardless of major, faculty, staff and
community members, the band performs a
range of jazz music, from standards to contem-
porary hits. An audition is required and is held
at the rst rehearsal of each fall and spring se-
mester. Sight-reading at an intermediate (High
School Jazz Band) level is required. For more
information and audition music, contact Jeff
Hedberg at [email protected] or
call 847.925.6568.
LMU0015-009 Harper Main Campus
01/15/20-05/13/20 WE 7:00 pm-9:30 pm
Instructor: Jeffrey Hedberg
TUITION & FEE: $125
JAZZ LAB BAND 1
The Jazz Lab Band is a small jazz combo that
performs a standard, professional jazz reper-
toire. Students practice improvisation and work
on small group performance techniques. Each
semester, the band produces a recording in a
professional studio and performs a live concert
in the Harper Performing Arts Center. Open to
instrumentalists and vocalists at all levels. No
audition is required, but please obtain the con-
sent of the Instructor, Ken Spurr, prior to regis-
tering. Call 847.925.6568.
LMU0005-013 Harper Main Campus
01/15/20-05/13/20 WE 4:00 pm-6:30 pm
Instructor: Kenneth N. Spurr
TUITION & FEE: $125
LUNCHTIME CHOIR
Has learning to sing always been on your
bucket list? Want to learn a fun new hobby
over your lunch hour? Come join voice instruc-
tor Ashley Lynd to learn the fundamentals of
a healthy singing technique. We will explore
topics such as breath control, intonation, music
notation, accessing your full range, and stylis-
tic expression. Experience the joy of singing in
a small group setting and learn to perform with
condence. All are welcome; no experience
necessary! The group will perform Holiday rep-
ertoire towards the end of the semester.
LMU0026-004 Harper Main Campus
01/28/20-05/05/20 TU 12:15 pm-1:00 pm
Instructor: Ashley Lynd
TUITION & FEE: $155
PIANO ENSEMBLE
Provides students with piano prociency the
opportunity to perform in a chamber music en-
semble. Stresses sight-reading and musician-
ship. Develops skills, musical understanding,
and enjoyment. May be repeated up to a max-
imum of four credit hours. Requires the con-
sent of the instructor. This course is a perfor-
mance-based course. Ensemble members are
required to attend each class, to rehearse their
assigned music between classes, to rehearse
outside of class time with their partner(s)/other
ensemble members. The goal is to present a
concert at the end of the semester in the Per-
forming Arts Center. Audition required.
LMU0029-007 Harper Main Campus
01/15/20-05/13/20 WE 9:20 am-11:50 am
Instructor: Janice L. Razaq
TUITION & FEE: $125
SPECTRA: CHAMBER SINGERS
ENSEMBLE
SPECTRA is Harper’s select chamber ensem-
ble for more advanced singers. The group
performs works from all periods and cultures,
from medieval to contemporary, with a focus
on American composers of classical, jazz,
Broadway, opera, and popular music. SPEC-
TRA is open to Harper students. An audition
is required. Students may audition with a pre-
pared piece of their choosing. Memorization
is not necessary. To schedule an audition
appointment, contact Dr. Thomas Stauch at
847-925-6566 or by email to tstauch@harper-
college.edu.
LMU0045-006 Harper Main Campus
01/13/20-05/13/20 MO WE 10:00 am-10:50 am
01/13/20-05/13/20 TU 12:30 pm-1:20 pm
Instructor: Thomas Stauch
TUITION & FEE: $125
STEEL BAND I
Harper’s Steel Band I offers students the op-
portunity to learn to play the steel pan in a
group setting. Joining Harper’s beginning
steel band does not require any previous ex-
perience playing the steel pan. Students learn
the basics of playing and reading music in a
relaxed atmosphere. Class time is also spent
listening to current steel pan recordings and
discussing the history of this remarkable family
of instruments. By the end of the rst semester
students will be ready to perform with the steel
band at the end of semester concert. Students
must be age 15 or older to enroll.
LMU0023-007 Harper Main Campus
01/15/20-05/13/20 WE 6:30 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Paul Ross
TUITION & FEE: $125
STEEL BAND II
Harper’s Steel Band II or intermediate steel
band is available for students who have either
taken Steel Band I, played in another steel
band or have extensive experience on another
musical instrument. This ensemble will perform
more involved compositions with more sophis-
ticated musical arrangements that incorporate
more difcult rhythms than Steel Band I. The
goal of Steel Band II is to increase the amount
and difculty of repertoire and to prepare for
the concert that takes place at the end of the
semester. PREREQUISITE: Permission of the
instructor is required to join this group.
LMU0027-007 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-05/12/20 TU 7:00 pm-9:30 pm
Instructor: Paul Ross
TUITION & FEE: $125
STRING ORCHESTRA FOR ADULTS
Have fun playing in an ensemble for amateur
adult string players. Open to violin, viola, cel-
lo and string bass. This ensemble is for the
relatively inexperienced player and music is
chosen to accommodate the level of the partic-
ipants. A concert will be presented by the group
at the conclusion of the semester. Taught by
Edgar Gabriel, well-known Chicago classical
and jazz violinist.
LMU0025-007 Harper Main Campus
01/13/20-05/04/20 MO 8:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Edgar Gabriel
TUITION & FEE: $249
SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
The Harper Symphony Orchestra (HSO) per-
forms under the talented direction of William
Anthony Porter and is comprised of profes-
sional, community and college musicians.
The group’s ve-concert season is performed
from October through May and includes an
impressive range of orchestral literature fea-
turing collaborations with soloists of national
and international renown. The HSO is open to
professional, Harper College student, faculty,
staff, and community musicians. An audition
is required. The group typically rehearses on
Monday evenings and performs ve concerts
every season (September through May). For
auditions, prepare three to ve minutes of a
standard concerto or solo work. At the discre-
tion of the conductor, sight reading may be in-
cluded as part of the audition. To schedule an
audition appointment, contact William Anthony
Porter at [email protected].
LMU0051-006 Harper Main Campus
01/13/20-05/11/20 MO 7:30 pm-10:00 pm
Instructor: William (Tony) Porter
TUITION & FEE: $125
THE AMERICANA ENSEMBLE
Put your basic skills to work in playing songs
because this is the most effective method for
learning how to play an instrument. This en-
semble will help you apply your skills and learn
new strums and licks with each song you try.
Improve while singing, playing, and honing
your musicianship and performance skills.
The ensemble will draw from the traditions of
folk, country, blues, brass band pieces reach-
ing back as far as the Civil War, rhythm and
blues, and rock and roll songs. Players should
be able to play in the keys of A, C, D, E, G,
at a minimum. Reading music and improvis-
ing solos are pluses, but not required. Open
to all levels and older teens are welcome. In-
struments: voice, woodwinds, brass, strings,
piano, ddle, ukulele, guitar, banjo, autoharp,
dulcimer, bass, mandolin, harmonica, accordi-
on, washboard, percussion, and drum kit.
LMU0041-006 Harper Main Campus
01/23/20-04/30/20 TH 7:30 pm-8:50 pm
Instructor: Jeremie Witz
TUITION & FEE: $349
WIND COMMUNITY ENSEMBLE FOR
ADULTS
This course is designed for adults who have
had at least 2 years of experience playing a
band instrument, or are currently taking private
lessons, and would like to refresh or develop
their skills while rehearsing and performing
with an ensemble. Open to ute, clarinet, oboe,
saxophone, French horn, trumpet, trombone,
and baritone. Emphasis will be on developing
aspects of ensemble playing, technical and
note reading skills, rhythm and following a con-
ductor. Technique specic to each instrument
will not be addressed. Music arrangements will
be chosen from a mix of standard, popular and
classical repertoire at a middle school level
(Grade 1-2). Several musical selections will be
rehearsed to a performance standard, and the
semester will conclude with an onstage perfor-
mance.
LMU0116-001 Harper Main Campus
01/22/20-05/13/20 WE 7:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Staff
TUITION & FEE: $249
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WIND SYMPHONY
If you are procient in playing band instru-
ments the Wind Symphony provides you the
opportunity to perform music of various styles
and types with your peers. You will work dili-
gently on your sight reading and musicianship.
Develop your skills, musical understanding,
and enjoyment. May be repeated in subse-
quent semesters. You must obtain the consent
of instructor to enroll. Contact Conductor Greg-
ory Tipps at [email protected] for in-
formation.
LMU0044-006 Harper Main Campus
01/16/20-05/14/20 TH 7:00 pm-9:30 pm
Instructor: Gregory Tipps
TUITION & FEE: $125
WORLD MUSIC ENSEMBLE
The World Music Ensemble combines Western
and non-Western instruments to create unique
interpretations of melodies through performing,
composing, (re)arranging, and improvisation.
This course is considered a general overview
of world music. The course highlights the var-
ious techniques and interpretation as applied
to the different genres explored. The ensem-
ble will explore repertoire from all corners of
the world and offer performance opportunities
in diverse world music traditions including the
classical music, folk music and popular mu-
sic of various cultural traditions. Open to mu-
sic majors and non-music majors as well as
members of the community with experience
in music. Enrollments subject to audition and
public performances are presented. The ability
to read music is a plus.
LMU0016-005 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-05/12/20 TU 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Katrina Loundy
TUITION & FEE: $25
Music Appreciation/
Theory
AMERICAN MUSIC STYLES
This course surveys characteristic elements of
American Music including classical and popu-
lar American music genres. It traces the devel-
opment of music in America from colonial days
to contemporary styles. This course will help
you develop a stylistic frame of reference for
judging American music by surveying the char-
acteristic elements of a variety of styles. The
course fullls part of the humanities general
education and the college multicultural require-
ment. It requires no background in music (not
for music majors); it may be taken for credit as
MUS104.
LMU0009-023 Harper Main Campus
01/13/20-05/13/20 MO WE 12:30 pm-1:45 pm
Instructor: Thomas Stauch
TUITION & FEE: $365
LMU0009-022 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-05/12/20 TU 6:30 pm-9:10 pm
Instructor: Thomas Stauch
TUITION & FEE: $365
ELEMENTS OF MUSICAL COMPOSITION
This is a practical introductory course for those
interested in composing music of any genre. It
focuses on developing composition skills such
as melodic construction and fostering your
understanding of harmony, rhythm, and instru-
mentation. The instructor will provide you with
weekly structured exercises that will help you
play around with ideas and essentially develop
them into your own pieces or songs. These ex-
ercises are designed to emphasize artisanship
and to stimulate the imagination. Given that
the class puts forth the premise that anyone
can make music, the course is designed to
welcome beginners, more experienced com-
posers, and enthusiasts. It helps if you can
play an instrument to some extent and if you
have some familiarity with musical notation but
these skills are not essential to participation in
the course. This course will also examine no-
tational systems and the specics of notating
music, teaching you to put your own music into
a form that will be transferable to others in the
eld. The class will take place in a special state
of the art computer MIDI lab. Each student will
have his/her own Digital Audio Workstation
(DAW), which includes music software. Stu-
dents will be using Musescore or Finale nota-
tion software.
LMU0115-001 Harper Main Campus
02/06/20-04/30/20 TH 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Issa Boulos
TUITION & FEE: $349
FUNDAMENTALS OF MUSIC THEORY
This course provides you with the sufcient
background and information to interpret and
understand the language of music through the
study of notation, rhythm, scales, key signa-
tures, intervals, triads, cadences, basic forms,
and musical terms. Students are prepared for
the study of harmony and for practical musical
activity. This course may be taken for credit as
MUS101.
LMU0022-023 Harper Main Campus
01/13/20-05/13/20 MO WE 12:30 pm-1:45 pm
Instructor: Gregory Clemons
TUITION & FEE: $365
LMU0022-022 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-05/14/20 TU TH 11:00 am-12:15 pm
Instructor: Gregory Clemons
TUITION & FEE: $365
LMU0022-024 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-05/12/20 TU 6:30 pm-9:10 pm
Instructor: Gregory Clemons
TUITION & FEE: $365
INTRODUCTION TO WORLD MUSIC
Survey folk and traditional music from around
the world. You will examine music-making
and the people and musical cultures of South
Asia, Southeast Asia, East Asia, and Oceania,
Middle East, Eastern Europe, Europe, Afri-
ca, and the Americas. Composer Issa Boulos
has collaborated with musicians from all over
the world and will explore interrelationships
between musical genres and other art forms,
such as dance, theater, visual arts, and liter-
ature. You will also analyze how these musics
have intersected with race, class, gender, re-
ligion, ritual, politics, social movements, and
cultural identity.
LMU0089-006 Harper Main Campus
01/17/20-05/15/20 FR 9:00 am-11:40 am
Instructor: Issa Boulos
TUITION & FEE: $365
MUSIC APPRECIATION
This course is an overview of classical music
throughout history. It introduces standard con-
cert repertory through intensive guided listen-
ing. Representative works by major composers
from each period are chosen to illustrate the
principal styles, forms, and techniques of vo-
cal and instrument music. The course makes
every attempt to intersect with the student’s re-
al-world experience with music and listening by
integrating popular, colloquial, and non-West-
ern musical examples along with those of stan-
dard Western ne art musical repertoire. The
intent is to provide the student with the tools
and terms necessary to recognize different
styles, appreciate their different functions, and
to acquire a solid foundation for a lifetime of
musical appreciation. Students will develop a
better understanding of classical music and its
genres, instruments, and eras.
LMU0024-015 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-05/14/20 TU TH 2:00 pm-3:15 pm
Instructor: Peter Aglinskas
TUITION & FEE: $365
LMU0024-016 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-05/14/20 TU TH 9:30 am-10:45 am
Instructor: Peter Aglinskas
TUITION & FEE: $365
SYMPHONIC AND CHAMBER LITERATURE
Surveys the music literature available for per-
formance by musical instruments, excluding
keyboard instruments and voice.
LMU0100-002 Harper Main Campus
01/13/20-05/13/20 MO WE 12:30 pm-1:45 pm
Instructor: Barbara Bowker
TUITION & FEE: $365
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Sound Recording
SOUND RECORDING I: INTRODUCTION
In this course, the fundamentals of sound re-
cording are explored. Topics discussed include
an overview of recording technology, session
procedures, types of recording studios, micro-
phones, equalization, plus a general study in
acoustics.
LMU0018-009 Harper Main Campus
01/15/20-01/29/20 WE 7:00 pm-10:00 pm
Instructor: John D. Towner
TUITION & FEE: $249
LMU0018-010 Harper Main Campus
01/17/20-01/31/20 FR 7:00 pm-10:00 pm
Instructor: John D. Towner
TUITION & FEE: $249
SOUND RECORDING II:
RECORDING TECHNIQUES
In this course, the student becomes acquaint-
ed with what is involved with a typical multi-
track recording session. The recording of dif-
fering styles of music is discussed and applied
with hands-on instruction. Students participate
in class recording sessions where they gain
real experience in recording live and electronic
music. Microphone techniques are explored in
detail, along with session procedures, over-
dubs, and techniques for recording a variety
of instruments and vocals. PREREQUISITE:
Introduction to Sound Recording.
LMU0020-011 Harper Main Campus
02/05/20-02/26/20 WE 7:00 pm-10:00 pm
Instructor: John D. Towner
TUITION & FEE: $299
LMU0020-010 Harper Main Campus
02/07/20-02/28/20 FR 7:00 pm-10:00 pm
Instructor: John D. Towner
TUITION & FEE: $299
SOUND RECORDING III: MIXING AND
EDITING TECHNIQUES
Students in this course work with previously re-
corded material (often the material they record-
ed in course II) and are taught the fundamental
principles of good mixing and editing. Each
student gets hands-on experience processing
the sound using the latest software technology,
focusing on blending and balancing the nal
mix. Discussion of effects processors, such as
compression, gating, reverb and delays also
takes place. This course concludes with a dis-
cussion of mastering techniques. PREREQUI-
SITE: Recording Techniques..
LMU0019-011 Harper Main Campus
03/06/20-03/27/20 FR 7:00 pm-10:00 pm
Instructor: John D. Towner
TUITION & FEE: $299
LMU0019-012 Harper Main Campus
03/11/20-04/01/20 WE 7:00 pm-10:00 pm
Instructor: John D. Towner
TUITION & FEE: $299
Theater and
Performing Arts
IMPROV FOR EVERYONE
Sharpening your improv skills will not only
enhance your performances but will also in-
crease your condence with interacting in the
business world. You will practice basic improv
techniques as well as more advanced aspects
that are utilized in complicated games. Skills
including agreement, listening, and being
in the moment are useful in both the improv
and business worlds. Through exercises and
games, you will tap into your creativity while
thinking on your feet. Whether you are a begin-
ner or an advanced improv player, join us for
a fun, supportive environment where creativity
can ourish.
LFA0002-010 Harper Main Campus
01/13/20-03/09/20 MO 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructors: Terese Boland & Debra Quentel
TUITION & FEE: $129
LFA0002-011 Harper Main Campus
03/16/20-05/11/20 MO 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructors: Terese Boland & Debra Quentel
TUITION & FEE: $129
INTRODUCTION TO VOICE OVERS:
GETTING PAID TO TALK
If you have been told you have a great voice,
you rely on your voice in your occupations, or
you are simply curious about the voice over
eld, then this class is for you. Learn what
the pros look for and how to prepare for inter-
views. You will learn what a voice over is, how
they are created and who is involved. You will
discuss how to nd your specic voice niche,
where to look for work opportunities and how
to avoid common mistakes. You will hear audio
examples from working voice over artists, and
then you will record a short commercial script
for playback at the end of class. This introduc-
tion to voice overs is taught by voicecoaches,
a collaborative of voice acting and production
professionals.
LFA0001-006 Harper Main Campus
01/29/20-01/29/20 WE 6:30 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $49
THE ALLMAN BROTHERS AND THE
GRATEFUL DEAD
Drummers sitting at two drum kits, with guitar-
ists on everyone’s best list, have fueled each of
these bands. This unique fact, however, is not
the only thing that causes us to put these two
Hall of Fame bands into the same class. You
will discuss the incredible musicianship, the fa-
mous concerts, the sharing of audiences and
the vast legacy that the bands have shared. In
addition, you ll listen to some of our favorite
music along the way. With the Allmans it’s the
truly frightening vocal of Whipping Post and
the absolutely swinging rhythm of Don t Want
You No More. For the Dead it is their absolute
grasp of the entirety of American music fused
with a mind-boggling grasp of collective im-
provisation. Former Tower Records managers
Paul Gongola and Scott Cashman will spend
2 evenings discussing these artists and offer
their analysis of what uniquely distinguishes
these bands and why they will matter to our
grandchildren.
LMU0102-003 Harper Main Campus
04/17/20-04/24/20 FR 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Paul J. Gongola
TUITION & FEE: $55
THEORY OF MUSIC I
Begin an intensive study of the structure of
music of the Common Practice period. You will
examine, through analysis and composition,
the musical practice of the late 17th and early
18th centuries. Co-requisite: LMU0050 or MUS
115 (for credit).
LMU0052-022 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-05/14/20 TU TH 3:05 pm-4:20 pm
01/14/20-05/14/20 TH 12:30 pm-1:45 pm
Instructor: Barbara Bowker
TUITION & FEE: $365
THEORY OF MUSIC II
Continues the study of the structure of music
of the Common Practice period. Examines,
through analysis and composition, the musical
practice of the middle to late 18th and early
19th centuries, paying particular attention to
harmonic language and its effect upon musical
form.
LMU0094-004 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-05/14/20 TU TH 9:30 am-10:45 am
01/14/20-05/14/20 TH 12:30 pm-1:45 pm
Instructor: Barbara Bowker
TUITION & FEE: $365
THEORY OF MUSIC IV
Completes the study of the structure of classi-
cal and avant-garde music in the 20th century.
Explores the structure of tonal music from a
linear perspective.
LMU0098-002 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-05/14/20 TU TH 11:00 am-12:15 pm
01/14/20-05/14/20 TH 12:30 pm-1:45 pm
Instructor: Barbara Bowker
TUITION & FEE: $365
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KIDS ON BROADWAY
Explore your voice while singing your favorite
songs! Every class will focus on the founda-
tions of healthy vocal production for each stu-
dent’s unique voice. Students will choose a
favorite song from their book to prepare and
perform at the nal class. Most students will
choose to sing a solo song, but we also wel-
come singers who would prefer to perform with
a friend or small group. Classes will include vo-
cal warm-ups, music theory mini-lessons, lis-
tening activities, ensemble performance activ-
ities, and of course, singing! Open to students
in Grades 1-3
LMY0064-005 Harper Main Campus
01/21/20-04/28/20 TU 4:00 pm-5:20 pm
Instructor: Ashley Lynd
TUITION & FEE: $229
MUSICAL THEATRE: FOR 9-12 YEAR OLDS
If you love Hamilton, Dear Evan Hanson,
or Newsies, this is for you. If you adore The
Sound of Music, Mary Poppins, or Oklahoma,
this is for you! Annie? A Chorus Line? We ve
got you covered. Chess, Parade, or The Apple
Tree? We even love the deep cuts! If you are
passionate about musicals or just love to sing,
join us in the fun that is BROADWAY! You will
focus on the foundations of healthy vocal pro-
duction and ensemble performance. Students
will prepare a solo and perform in group num-
bers at our nal class showcase. Available for
students in Grades 3-6.
LMY0065-007 Harper Main Campus
01/21/20-04/28/20 TU 5:30 pm-6:50 pm
Instructor: Ashley Lynd
TUITION & FEE: $229
Youth Music Classes
BEGINNING GROUP VIOLIN
In this friendly and supportive group atmo-
sphere, children learn the basics of the violin:
how it is held and how a bow is balanced to
achieve a pleasing sound. Learn instrument
care and musical notation. This is a great
short-term learning opportunity to let you see
if the violin is an instrument for you. Students
must bring appropriately-sized instruments for
the whole duration of the course. Your rst re-
cital will be held during the nal class. Family
and friends are invited. Ages 8-14.
LMY0044-008 Harper Main Campus
01/27/20-05/04/20 MO 5:00 pm-6:00 pm
Instructor: Edgar Gabriel
TUITION & FEE: $299
MUSIC MOVES FOR PIANO, AGES 4-6
Music Moves for Piano is designed for 4-6 year
olds who, at this developmental stage, can
make music at the keyboard by improvising
and playing short songs. With lots of singing
and moving, children will learn how to listen to
music and begin a great foundation for piano
lessons or future instrument study.
LMY0097-001 Harper Main Campus
01/16/20-03/05/20 TH 5:15 pm-5:55 pm
Instructor: Victoria Tsangari
TUITION & FEE: $139
LMY0097-002 Harper Main Campus
03/12/20-05/07/20 TH 5:15 pm-5:55 pm
Instructor: Victoria Tsangari
TUITION & FEE: $139
GROUP PIANO FOR BEGINNERS I
(AGES 6-9)
Begin your piano journey in a fun-lled group
instruction setting! Using the award-winning
Celebrate Piano! Lesson and Musicianship 1A
book, students will start at the very beginning
and focus on keyboard geography, beginning
music notation, nger exercises, and playing
short songs on the piano. Instruction includes
group activities and individual attention in our
state-of-the-art Yamaha Clavinova keyboard
lab. Students must have an instrument at
home for daily practice. Materials purchased
separately.
LMY0046-006 Harper Main Campus
01/18/20-03/07/20 SA 10:30 am-11:25 am
Instructor: Victoria Tsangari
TUITION & FEE: $169
GROUP PIANO FOR BEGINNERS II
(AGES 6-9)
This continuation of Group Piano for Beginners
1 will expand on previously-learned concepts
and focus on advanced staff reading, intervals
of 2nds and 3rds, hand shape and nger devel-
opment, playing music in a variety of charac-
ters and styles, and creative activities. No new
materials needed.
LMY0048-009 Harper Main Campus
03/14/20-05/09/20 SA 10:30 am-11:25 am
Instructor: Victoria Tsangari
TUITION & FEE: $169
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NOVEL BOOTCAMP
Bring in your tired, your new, your unnished
manuscripts yearning to be completed. Re-
energize your project and yourself with this
interactive class that focuses on nishing. We
ll review elements of a novel, such as charac-
ters, setting, plot, and structure, and ways to
add dimension to your writing. In-class writ-
ing exercises and writing assignments focus
on incorporating these ideas to add depth to
your stories. Each week, time will be devoted
to writing, workshopping with your fellow writ-
ers, and brainstorming ideas. To help you stay
motivated, we ll work on setting goals for com-
pleting your project, tips to achieve them, and
planning the next steps. Writers of any genre at
any stage are welcome.
LLA0021-002 Harper Main Campus
03/05/20-04/02/20 TH 6:30 pm-9:30 pm
Instructor: Laura Ehrke
TUITION & FEE: $199
WRITERS WORKSHOP: HOW TO START
AND KEEP GOING
This workshop focuses on the idea that you
have for that book, or that play, or that movie,
or short story, or anything! You will learn to fos-
ter and take care of that little baby of an idea so
you can see the story telling potential it holds.
We will share and hold each other accountable
to weekly writing goals. Sharing, not only of
your work but also of your process, will be en-
couraged. This is a room and a safe space for
people who wish to write and create a commu-
nity with other writers.
LLA0013-005 Harper Main Campus
04/30/20-05/21/20 TH 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Melissa Franic
TUITION & FEE: $175
Nonction Writing
CREATIVE NONFICTION WORKSHOP
Often called the fourth genre because of its
unique combination of poetry, ction and jour-
nalism, this workshop is designed for begin-
ning writers and will include work on writing
essays, memoirs and literary journalism. You
will share your work, critique the work of oth-
ers, study, read and discuss published authors
and learn the tenets of each style of creative
nonction. You will also gain insight on how to
submit pieces for publication. Expect to write
and receive verbal critiques of a piece of up
to 5,000 words. Class is online, but will meet
twice on campus (dates to be announced).
LLA0015-002 Harper Main Campus
03/30/20-05/11/20 Online/On Campus
Instructor: Lincoln Beauchamp
TUITION & FEE: $299
THE PERSONAL ESSAY:
A WRITING WORKSHOP
This course guides you through elements of
how to write a personal essay. It will help you
investigate your longings, identify the values
expressed in your stories, and bring readers
into the experiences you describe. It focus-
es on viewpoints that are ltered through the
lenses of your personal experiences. These
essays will be quite different from the one you
may have written in school; rather, they should
feel personal and inspired by your unique
voice and observations. In the process, you ll
strengthen your own and your readers inter-
pretation of your life story. The course will help
you in editing and preparation of your essay for
publication.
LLA0028-003 Harper Main Campus
03/12/20-04/23/20 TH 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Melissa Franic
TUITION & FEE: $199
BUSINESS WRITING DIGITAL BADGE
Discover the keys to successful writing for
the workplace. Whether you are writing a re-
port, memo, letter or publicity notice, business
writing has some dened characteristics for
success. Successful communicators in the
workplace move forward, others move back.
Enhance your career by improving this critical
communication skill. Begin with understanding
the format, construction, and successful tech-
niques of writing good business reports and
proposals. Then improve your skills with ed-
iting and proofreading. Finally, discover what
good journalists know. Learn how to write a
news story, press release or other publicity
notice that zings. Help your organization stand
out with your new skills in business writing.
This certicate will take you to the next level
where business writing is a skill for personal
and organizational success. This Digital badge
requires completion of these three courses:
Business Writing, Effective Copywriting and
Writing News and Press Releases. These
courses may also be taken individually.
LRN0160-001 ONLINE
02/03/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
LRN0160-002 ONLINE
04/06/20-07/03/20
TUITION & FEE: $495
BUSINESS WRITING
Take away the key practices you need to de-
velop and hone your business writing commu-
nication effectively and successfully. Get the
best practices for crafting effective, profession-
al business documents. Find out how to avoid
grammatical pitfalls. And acquire business
writing principles that will be good for years to
come.
LRN0161-001 ONLINE
02/03/20-02/28/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0161-002 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
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Writing Studio
Creative Writing
CREATIVE WRITING ELEMENTS:
FUN WITH CHARACTERS
Looking for a fun way to boost your creativity?
Maybe you want to start or get back into writ-
ing, but don t know where to begin. Develop
your creative writing with this one-day class
lled with improvisational writing scenarios
focused on character development and inter-
action. Bring characters from your own stories
or be a fan-ction writer and bring characters
from your favorite book, TV show or lm. We
ll engage these established gures with new
friends and foes, challenging scenarios and
more in a series of individual and group writing
activities. Writers of all experience levels are
genres are welcome.
LLA0033-001 Harper Main Campus
05/07/20 TH 6:30 pm-9:30 pm
Instructor: Laura Ehrke
TUITION & FEE: $59
FICTION WRITER’S WORKSHOP
The Fiction Writer’s Workshop is designed for
every level of writer who is seeking to devel-
op the tools needed to write a story or begin
a novel. By combining in-class exercises and
reading your work out loud, you will gain an
understanding of how to shape a compelling
story. Everyone has a story. This class will give
you the tools to unlock the story in you. This
workshop fullls one of the course require-
ments for our Writing Digital Badge.
LLA0014-006 Harper Main Campus
02/19/20-04/01/20 WE 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor: Laura Ehrke
TUITION & FEE: $255
WHAT TO EXPECT WHEN YOU’RE
EXPECTING...TO WRITE A BOOK
If you ve always wanted to write a book, but
didn t know where to start, this is the class for
you! Bring your ideas and learn how to trans-
form them into reality. Even if you re not quite
sure what you want to write, we ll brainstorm
ideas and options. During this one-session
overview, we ll explore the writing journey from
concept to writing, to publishing and beyond.
Know what to expect, what will be expected of
you and we ll help you successfully plan your
path toward becoming a published author.
LLA0032-001 Harper Main Campus
02/27/20 TH 6:30 pm-9:30 pm
Instructor: Laura Ehrke
TUITION & FEE: $59
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EFFECTIVE COPYWRITING
Whether you are sending out a press release,
communicating internally with a memo or pro-
moting your own skills on LinkedIn, strong writ-
ing skills are the key to success. Come away
with the tools and techniques you need to im-
prove your copywriting skills and learn how to
avoid the common writing mistakes that can
hold you back.
LRN0162-001 ONLINE
03/02/20-03/27/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
LRN0162-002 ONLINE
05/04/20-05/29/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
WRITING NEWS AND PRESS RELEASES
Being able to write a good news story, press
release or publicity notice is a skill that can set
you apart in the workplace. Getting the word
out is an essential activity for every organiza-
tion. Acquire the skills good journalists have
and learn how to craft a news story, press re-
lease or publicity notice that will get attention.
About Your Instructor
LRN0163-001 ONLINE
04/06/20-05/01/20
TUITION & FEE: $195
Publishing
PUBLISH IT YOURSELF WORKSHOP
Write the next Great American Novel. Share
your professional expertise. Tell your family’s
story. Whatever you dream of writing, this
course will start your personal journey to be-
coming a royalty-earning self-published author.
Learn about the ways authors can produce
e-books and print books through Amazon’s
Kindle Direct Publishing, and other online plat-
forms, that will give you worldwide reach for
your work.
LLA0005-005 Harper Main Campus
04/07/20-04/28/20 TU 6:30 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Elizabeth Harmon
TUITION & FEE: $199
BEYOND SELF-PUBLISHING -
CREATING YOUR AUTHOR PRESENCE
You wrote your book, maybe already hit pub-
lish. What’s next? Successful authors cre-
ate a professional persona. They promote
themselves and their books. In this series of
classes, learn how to create an author pres-
ence separate from your private life to make
a professional persona and professional au-
thor presentation. Understand Branding, Mar-
keting, and Advertising. In the ever-changing
world of Self-Publishing, learn about the tools,
organizations, and other resources to support
you and your author presence. Learn where to
network with other authors to continue to learn
and grow in your craft.
LLA0027-003 Harper Main Campus
04/15/20-05/06/20 WE 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor: Roxanne Boersma
TUITION & FEE: $169
WORD PROCESSING FOR WRITERS
Microsoft Word is the word processing soft-
ware of choice for most published authors. But
preparing your manuscript for publication in-
volves using many Word features that authors
need but most ofce workers don t use. Styles,
table of contents and index creation, font man-
agement and sophisticated layout controls are
just a few. You will learn the functions needed
to design a book, either from scratch of using
templates, and export acceptable les to print-
on-demand publishing services. This is an in-
termediate Word class; you should already be
a Word user. This class is a requirement for our
Continuing Education Writing Digital Badge.
LLA0007-003 Harper Main Campus
04/16/20-04/30/20 TH 6:30 pm-9:30 pm
Instructor: Laura Ehrke
TUITION & FEE: $169
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Join us at the Harper College Library
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Aviation and Boating
AVIATION GROUND SCHOOL
For drones or planes this is your rst step to-
ward becoming a pilot. You will learn about
aerodynamics, weight and balance, aviation
weather, regulations and human factors. We
will examine the function of ight controls, air-
ports and airspace. Successful completion of
the class will prepare you for the FAA Private
Pilot Written Exam. Field trips to DuPage Air-
port will be available to: tour an active control
tower, work with operational aircraft and y a
ight simulator. Finally, most new drone enthu-
siasts do not realize the liability risk of ying
a drone without proper certication. Action
is now enforceable by civil and federal au-
thorities. This class will bring you up to date
whether your intention is to y a drone com-
mercially or for recreation. Students may pur-
chase these required course materials prior to
the rst class: 1. Jeppesen Private Pilot Text
Book, 2. Federal Aviation Regulations and
Airmen Information Manual, 3. Course plotter,
4. E-6B ight computer, 5. Private Pilot Writ-
ten Exam Test Preparation Guide, 6. Chicago
Area VFR Sectional. If unable to purchase
any of the required materials, the instructor
will assist you. For more information, contact
instructor Robert Werderich at: 630-330-8097.
LPA0002-005 Harper Main Campus
04/06/20-05/13/20 MO WE 7:00 pm-9:30 pm
Instructor: Bob Werderich
TUITION & FEE: $250
BOATING SKILLS
This introduction to the safe operation of sail
and power watercraft is presented by Fox Val-
ley Power Squadron. Topics include: boat han-
dling under normal and adverse conditions,
navigation rules and aids, knots and lines, nau-
tical charts, basic piloting techniques, docking,
proper use of the marine radio, trailering, safe-
ty equipment, personal watercraft usage and
relevant state and federal regulations. Course
meets standards of National Association of
State Boating Law Administrators, includes
proctored exam as required by many states
and insurance companies for youth/adult cer-
tication (for operation of motor driven water-
craft without adult supervision) and discount-
ed insurance rates. Includes all materials.
LPA0001-004 Harper Main Campus
04/07/20-04/21/20 TU TH 6:30 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Staff
TUITION & FEE: $85
Culinary
Baking and Cooking
CAKE DECORATING
Create beautiful cakes for all occasions. Try
your hand at creating fancy cake borders,
owers to adorn your cake, sugar molding and
much more. Work with both buttercream and
royal icings plus chocolate paste and rum sug-
ar using the tools of the trade. May be taken as
a credit course: FSM173
LFS0002-005 Harper Main Campus
01/16/20-05/14/20 TH 6:00 pm-9:30 pm
Instructor: Charlene Kaufman
TUITION & FEE: $299
COOKING 101
Do you nd yourself eating take-out more than
you should? Do you want to learn how to be-
come a better cook? Sign up for cooking 101
and learn from our executive chef Scott Don-
aldson. You will learn that great cooking is not
a matter of great recipes, but a matter of great
techniques. We will cover knife skills, roasting,
braising and sauté. Every week you will apply
your skills and learn with different menu items
including: Braised chicken vesuvio, sautéed
sh with sauce Basquaise and beef tenderloin
with a mushroom and red wine sauce. Come
learn restaurant secrets to make yourself a
better home cook!
LFS0010-007 Harper Main Campus
01/08/20-01/29/20 WE 6:30 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Scott Donaldson
TUITION & FEE: $179
LFS0010-008 Harper Main Campus
03/11/20-04/08/20 WE 6:30 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Scott Donaldson
TUITION & FEE: $179
COOKING 102
After you have developed basic culinary skills
(in our Cooking 101 class or with previous ex-
perience), learn how to add a new air to the
dishes that move you into the realm of creativi-
ty. Flavor proles will now be your focus as you
learn to work with combinations of spices and
more. Cook recipes that are adaptable to many
different dishes. You will progress beyond be-
ginner menus as you explore the more com-
plex dishes including sauces, soups, and one
dish wonders! Chef Scott Donaldson has 25
years as a restaurant chef and will guide you
through an ever-multifaceted menu.
LFS0011-006 Harper Main Campus
02/05/20-03/04/20 WE 6:30 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Scott Donaldson
TUITION & FEE: $179
LFS0011-007 Harper Main Campus
04/15/20-05/06/20 WE 6:30 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Scott Donaldson
TUITION & FEE: $179
GLUTEN-FREE BAKING
This 6-week class will introduce you to deli-
cious, high quality and easy to make Gluten
Friendly* Desserts! Gluten-free diets are more
popular than ever, but many people nd them-
selves missing their favorite desserts. This
class offers tutorials on recipes for delicious
alternatives to your favorite glutenous good-
ies! We will be preparing: Frosted Deep Dish
Brownies, Cherry Scones with Lime Curd,
Lemon Squares and Chocolate Chip Cookies,
Fruit Crisp and Crunchy Granola, Pineapple
Bars and Banana Foster and Flourless Choc-
olate Cake and Ganache. *While this class
will not cook using ingredients with gluten,
this class will NOT be taught in a certied glu-
ten-free kitchen facility. Cross-contamination is
a possibility and is therefore not recommended
for those sensitive to gluten-cross contami-
nation. Materials will be provided including a
typed recipe for your own notebook and a car-
ryout container for nished product.
LFS0047-001 Harper Main Campus
02/05/20-03/18/20 WE 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor: Stephanie Young
TUITION & FEE: $199
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Personal interests courses feed
your passions and are just plain fun!
Enroll with a friend
or meet new friends.
WHAT’S NEW?
• Gluten-Free One Pan Dinners
(pg. 51)
• Wines of the Southern
Hemisphere (pg. 51)
• DIY Classes (pg. 52)
• Genealogy Classes
(pg. 53)
DON’T MISS
• Motorcycle Safety Program
(pg. 57)
Learn more at
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“Personal Interests”
GLUTEN-FREE ONE PAN DINNERS
This 6-week class will introduce you to deli-
cious, high quality and easy to make Gluten
Friendly One Pan Dinners! Great for a family
on the go. Simple preparations and easy clean
up make these tasty recipes a delight to cook
and eat! We will be preparing Chicken Picca-
ta, Honey Citrus Sheet Pan Salmon, Pepper
Steak over Cauliower Rice, Lasagna Soup,
Spanish Rice and Caprese Chicken. While
this class will not cook using ingredients with
gluten, this class will NOT be taught in a cer-
tied gluten-free kitchen facility. Cross-con-
tamination is a possibility and is therefore not
recommended for those sensitive to gluten
cross-contamination. Materials are provided
included a typed recipe for your own notebook
and a carryout container for nished product.
LFS0048-001 Harper Main Campus
04/01/20-05/06/20 WE 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor: Stephanie Young
TUITION & FEE: $199
SOUS VIDE COOKING FOR FLAVOR
Come and see cook chill methods used by
industry using Sous Vide Techniques. We will
marinate, grill, boil and saut meat, sh and
poultry. May be taken as credit: FSM299-C70.
LFS0037-001 Harper Main Campus
01/13/20-03/02/20 MO 6:30 pm-8:10 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $219
Wine
SERIES: WINES OF THE SOUTHERN
HEMISPHERE
Award-winning wine sommelier Marcel Flo-
ri leads you through a survey of the wines of
the Southern Hemisphere. This series course
enrolls you in each of Wines of the South-
ern Hemisphere courses in this semester:
LFS0039 - Wines of Argentina, LFS0040 -
Wines of Chile, LFS0041 - Wines of Australia,
LFS0042 - Wines of New Zealand, LFS0043
- Wines of South Africa. In addition, you will be
enrolled in a bonus class: LFS0044 - Sparkling
Wines of the World. Each is taught by Marcel
Flori and includes a tasting. Students must be
21 years of age or older to enroll.
LFS0038-001 Harper Main Campus
03/19/20-04/30/20 TH 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Marcel G. Flori
TUITION & FEE: $259
WINES OF ARGENTINA
Argentina is among the top ve wine-produc-
ing countries. Increasingly, American retailers
are stocking wine from this South American
country. Malbec is the most prevalent red and
Torront’s the most prevalent white but the sto-
ry does not end there. In fact, the full range
of wines from dry to sweet and fortied wines
are present in Argentina’s red, white, rose and
sparkling wines. You ll experience grape vari-
eties including: Cabernet Sauvignon, Bonarda,
Merlot, Syrah, Chardonnay and Sauvignon
Blanc. Marcel Flori will lead you through this
survey with his lecture and tasting. Students
must be 21 years of age or older to enroll.
LFS0039-001 Harper Main Campus
03/19/20 TH 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Marcel G. Flori
TUITION & FEE: $49
WINES OF CHILE
The Spanish conquistadors in the 16th Cen-
tury, and later the French, introduced wine
making to Chile. This, combined with the di-
versity of grape growing regions contribute to
the diversity of Chilean viticulture. From the
Spanish comes the Vitis vinifera family and
from the French comes Cabernet Sauvignon,
Merlot, Carmen re and Franc. Since the 1980s,
investments to capitalize on favorable growing
conditions has driven the quality of their wine
up, overcoming the previous reputation. In fact,
Chile is now a top 5 importer of wine to the
United States while also developing other in-
ternational markets. Marcel Flori will help you
explore the wines of Chile with his insights and
a well selected tasting. Students must be 21
years of age or older to enroll.
LFS0040-001 Harper Main Campus
04/02/20 TH 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Marcel G. Flori
TUITION & FEE: $49
WINES OF AUSTRALIA
As a continent, Australia has enough envi-
ronmental diversity to be home to more than
100 varieties of grape. Reds, whites and even
sparkling wine is represented in this large and
still growing wine producing country. Exports
are now approaching $2 billion (U.S.)! You ll
nd the big name grapes represented in Aus-
tralia: Shiraz, Cabernet Sauvignon, Chardon-
nay, Merlot, Semillon, Pinot noir, Riesling, and
Sauvignon blanc as the grape is not native to
Australia though they have bred some varieties
including Cienna and Tarrango. Marcel Flori
will look at the phenomenon of Australian wine.
The class includes a tasting. Students must be
21 years of age or older to enroll.
LFS0041-001 Harper Main Campus
04/09/20 TH 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Marcel G. Flori
TUITION & FEE: $49
WINES OF NEW ZEALAND
New Zealand is characterized by a temperate
maritime climate which reaches every vineyard
in the country. Accounting for less than 1% of
the world’s wine according to New Zealand’s
wine growers association there is surprising
variety to be had. Growers started with Sauvi-
gnon Blanc but moved on to other important
whites and reds. Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, Ries-
ling and Gew rztraminer are among the whites
while Pinot Noir, Merlot, Cabernet Sauvignon
and Syrah are all grown to great effect. There
are also smaller plantings that make the coun-
try unique. Albari o, Arneis, Gr ner Veltliner,
Gamay Noir, and Verdelho are all native to
Europe but bring uniqueness to some of New
Zealand’s most interesting wines. Marcel Flori
will round out your knowledge of the wines of
New Zealand as he presents you with a select-
ed wine tasting. Students must be 21 years of
age or older to enroll.
LFS0042-001 Harper Main Campus
04/16/20 TH 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Marcel G. Flori
TUITION & FEE: $49
WINES OF SOUTH AFRICA
Wine growing areas in South Africa enjoy
a Mediterranean climate along with moun-
tain slopes and valleys. This allows for the
successful hosting of the Vitis vinifera grape
(which was also brought to Chile). Long sum-
mers and mild, wet winters make for favorable
viticulture conditions. In fact, vineyards have
been planted in South Africa since the 17th
Century. Though Dutch settlers there had lit-
tle winemaking experience, the French Hu-
guenots that followed began to develop and
industry. Today ne wines are produced from
Sauvignon Blanc and Chardonnay, and Shiraz
and Pinot Noir. There are also local cross vari-
eties including a red variety, Pinotage, a cross
between Pinot Noir and Hermitage (Cinsaut)
that is now grown in abundance. Enjoy Marcel
Flori’s comments on South African Wine as he
leads you through a carefully selected tasting.
Students must be 21 years of age or older to
enroll.
LFS0043-001 Harper Main Campus
04/23/20 TH 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Marcel G. Flori
TUITION & FEE: $49
SPARKLING WINES OF THE WORLD
Not all sparkling wine come from Champagne!
While Champagne probably remains the most
important region for sparkling wine, much is
to be gained by sampling offerings from other
parts of the world. Almost every wine produc-
ing country in the world produces a sparkling
wine and Marcel Flori will discuss some of his
best choices while providing you with a tasting
that will broaden your horizons. You won t need
to wait for New Year’s Even to enjoy a great
sparkling wine after this class. Students must
be 21 years of age or older to enroll.
LFS0044-001 Harper Main Campus
04/30/20 TH 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Marcel G. Flori
TUITION & FEE: $49
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WINES OF GREECE
Greece is an ancient producer of wine which
now has over 300 types of grapes. These
types are not the usual European favorites.
Assyrtiko, Malagousa, Xinomavro are but a
few examples of the grapes used to produce
Greece’s red and white wines. Join Marcel Flo-
ri to build your appreciation of why wine was
important enough to be included in the Greek
pantheon of gods where Dionysus was the god
of wine and winemaking. Students must be 21
years of age or older to enroll.
LFS0045-001 Harper Main Campus
03/05/20 TH 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Marcel G. Flori
TUITION & FEE: $49
WINES FOR DESSERTS
The art of pairing dessert wine with a desert is
one that can enhance the nish of your meal.
Port, Sherry, Madeira and Marsala are well
known. Ice Wine (or iced wine if the grapes
were frozen commercially) is a newer dessert
wine. Grappa is an Italian favorite after a meal.
All of these, and more, are best presented
when paired with certain kinds of dessert. Mar-
cel Flori will help you unlock the potential of
your favorite desert as he discusses, and you
taste, the variety of dessert wines. Students
must be 21 years of age or older to enroll.
LFS0046-001 Harper Main Campus
03/12/20 TH 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Marcel G. Flori
TUITION & FEE: $49
Do It Yourself
BICYCLE MAINTENANCE BASICS
This class will cover cleaning and lubing, ba-
sic eight-point inspection, at repair, gear and
brake adjustments, and wheel truing on and
off bike. Bring your bicycle to class and get
hands-on experience. Additional material will
be handed out in class. Tools and all cleaning
supplies are provided. Rene Lawell is a long-
time bike enthusiast and rst worked in a bicy-
cle shop 35 years ago to help fuel her passion.
LHF0001-005 Harper Main Campus
04/18/20 SA 9:00 am-1:00 pm
Instructor: Rene Lawell
TUITION & FEE: $59
ELECTRICAL REPAIR
It is shocking, but true: you can easily handle
your own minor electrical repairs! If you do not
want to pay an electrician hundreds of dollars
you can learn to safely test and replace light
switches, outlets, light xtures, and ceiling
fans. Be trained in the basics of home electri-
cal systems and how you can make informed
decisions concerning repairs, purchases and
maintenance. This presentation is taught by
Ernie Hagenow Jr., a licensed electrician and
president of Genuine Electric, Inc. (a local con-
tractor).
LHF0003-007 Harper Main Campus
04/22/20 WE 6:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Ernie Hagenow
TUITION & FEE: $89
SMALL EQUIPMENT MAINTENANCE
This course trains students in small engine and
equipment repair. Students will demonstrate
the ability to repair small engines such as
those found in lawn, garden, and construction
equipment. Emphasis is placed on overhaul,
repair, adjustment, and troubleshooting. May
also be taken as a credit class: MNT228-080
LHF0007-001 Harper Main Campus
03/12/20-05/07/20 TH 5:30 pm-10:30 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $355
WELDING FUNDAMENTALS
We will utilize a user-friendly approach to intro-
duce you to a potentially intimidating craft. You
will practice various steel handling techniques,
including MIG welding and plasma cutting, as
we stress basic welding safety. You will com-
plete a project which utilizes your new skills
and allows you to develop a basic comfort level
with welding and project work.
LHF0002-006 Harper Main Campus
02/01/20-03/07/20 SA 9:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Scott Nelson
TUITION & FEE: $399
WELDING I
Covers fundamentals of oxyacetylene welding
theory and practices and beginning electric
welding. Includes arc welding and gas welding,
brazing and cutting in the horizontal position.
Please note: This course enrolls both academic
credit (MNT110) and noncredit (Continuing Ed-
ucation) students. All receive the same instruc-
tion and the focus will be on skills such as sol-
dering, measuring, cutting, gluing, assembling
and layout. Depending upon goals, Continuing
Education students may wish to (but are not
required to) fulll all course requirements. May
also be taken as credit: WLD110-C81.
LHF0004-006 Harper Main Campus
03/09/20-05/13/20 MO WE 5:45 pm-9:55 pm
Instructor: Matthew Kaiser
TUITION & FEE: $407
Woodworking
INTRODUCTION TO WOODWORKING
AND CARPENTRY
The skills you learn in this class transfer be-
tween ne woodworking projects and carpen-
try. You will develop basic knowledge of wood
materials, products for construction, framing,
and safety as we cover techniques for mea-
suring, layout, and the use of hand tools. After
demonstrations, you will also use stationary
and portable power tools including pneumat-
ic nailers and pneumatic fasteners. The class
collectively develops goals to incorporate into
the topical outline and hands-on projects.
LHF0006-002 Harper Main Campus
04/03/20-05/15/20 FR 6:30 pm-10:00 pm
Instructor: Phil Rybarczyk
TUITION & FEE: $225
Ecology and Gardening
GARDEN BENCH WORKSHOP
Celebrate the coming spring by enjoying the
sights and sound of nature from the comfort of
your own hand-made wooden bench. Popular-
ized by the naturalist and writer of the same
name, the Aldo Leopold bench provides rus-
tic charm and comfort to any yard, garden, or
deck. All materials and tools are provided and
no woodworking experience necessary!
LLG0001-003 Spring Valley Nature Center
04/25/20 SA 1:00 pm-2:30 pm
Instructor: Dave Brooks
TUITION & FEE: $99
ILLINOIS HEIRLOOM GARDENING
Grow delicious organic herbs and vegetables
in your own backyard! Learn how to create
healthy soils using compost and grow produc-
tive plants all year without the use of pesticides
or chemicals. In this class discover the benets
of organic gardening for both your health and
for the native plants and animals that call your
garden home. Come prepared to get dirty with
hands-on demonstrations in Spring Valley’s
Kids Garden. Participants will receive a cou-
pon valid for ve vegetable and herb plants at
Spring Valley’s Backyard for Nature Plant Sale
on Sunday, May 17th from 10:00am-2:00pm.
LLG0006-002 Spring Valley Nature Center
05/16/20 SA 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Dave Brooks
TUITION & FEE: $84
MONARCH BUTTERFLY REARING
WORKSHOP
Discover what it takes to become a monarch
buttery steward. It’s easier than you think!
Learn how to collect monarch eggs, build rear-
ing cages out of disposable household items
and raise monarchs from eggs to caterpillar
to releasing adult butteries in your own yard.
You ll also be shown how to collect milkweed to
feed the growing caterpillars, clean and main-
tain the caterpillar cages, and nurture them
through their molting and chrysalis stages. At-
tendees will also learn the critical importance
of milkweed when planting and maintaining
a monarch attracting habitat. All participants
receive a detailed instruction book on How to
Raise Monarchs.
LLG0004-002 Spring Valley Nature Center
04/04/20 SA 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Dave Brooks
TUITION & FEE: $79
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BEGINNING COOKING
This course will focus on the basics of cooking.
You will learn how to prepare a menu and cook
breakfast, lunch, dinner, appetizers and des-
serts. Selected recipes will utilize a few ingredi-
ents. Cooking skills will include spreading, cut-
ting and stove/oven use. Menu planning and
budgeting will also be addressed. We will eat
our nished product together to practice dining
with others. You will receive a printed recipe
for your own notebook. Materials for class are
provided. Transportation is not provided.
LDD0001-005 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-03/03/20 TU 5:45 pm-7:15 pm
Instructor: Staff
TUITION & FEE: $179
COOKING II
This course will continue the basics of cooking
and meal planning. You will learn how to pre-
pare a menu and cook breakfast, lunch dinner,
appetizers and desserts. Selected recipes will
expand upon the number of ingredients as well
as include participants suggestions. We will
eat our nished product together to practice
dinning with others. You will receive a printed
recipe for your own notebook. Materials for
class are provided. Transportation is not pro-
vided.
LDD0002-005 Harper Main Campus
03/10/20-05/05/20 TU 5:45 pm-7:15 pm
Instructor: Staff
TUITION & FEE: $179
CAREER SKILLS INSTITUTE II
The Career Skills Institute provides an educa-
tional experience for students with mild cog-
nitive disabilities, age 18 and above. Career
Skills Institute II is the second semester of the
program and builds on the skills the students
mastered in the rst semester. Acceptance
into the Institute and completion of LDD8001
(or equivalent as determined by the program
coordinator) is required for registration. Career
Skills Institute II is composed of 3 modules:
English Composition, Computers in the Work-
place, and Workplace Communication. These
modules are designed to build skills that will
create success in this program and later, in the
workplace. Students will learn a combination of
academic and work related competencies such
as how to write formally, how to use a comput-
er in a simulated workplace setting, and how to
effectively communicate on the job.
LDD0004-003 Harper Main Campus
01/22/20-05/15/20 WFM 9:00 am-1:45 pm
Instructor: Sharon Basten
TUITION & FEE: $2505
CAREER SKILLS INSTITUTE IV
Career Skills Institute IV is the fourth and nal
semester of the Career Skills Institute program
and builds on skills the students have mas-
tered in the rst three semesters. Career Skills
Institute IV is composed of two modules: Ca-
reer Exploration II and Workplace Experience.
Career Exploration II focuses on creating re-
sumes, nding work opportunities, lling out
applications and interviewing tips. Workplace
Experience gives students the opportunity
to apply learned skills in a workplace setting.
These modules allow for discussion of experi-
ences and workplace practices. They are de-
signed to build skills that will create success
in the workplace. Prerequisites: acceptance
into the Institute and completion of LDD8001,
LDD8002 and LDD8003 (or equivalent as de-
termined by the program coordinator).
LDD0006-003 Harper Main Campus
01/22/20-05/15/20 WFM 9:00 am-1:45 pm
Instructor: Tamara Moore
TUITION & FEE: $2505
Genealogy
GENEALOGY: START YOUR
FAMILY HISTORY
Learn a process to help start research and get
hints to make your research successful. Before
spending countless hours doing unproductive
research, learn about a proven success that
will guide you to the genealogical information
you re looking for. You will learn about DNA
research and the various tests that are avail-
able. Discover research methods to make your
efforts more efcient and create documents to
share with family. Students gain hands-on ex-
perience in using the internet for research.
LAA0011-002 Harper Main Campus
02/17/20-03/02/20 MO 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Stephen Szabados
TUITION & FEE: $75
GENEALOGY: ADVANCED RESEARCH
TECHNIQUES
If you understand the basics of genealogical
research and are ready to take the next step in
your genealogical research, this is your class.
We will start with a review of techniques and
information about DNA that may save you time
and help overcome research barriers. We will
also discuss a process to nd your European
roots including nding birthplaces in Europe.
Steve Szabados is a genealogy lecturer and
author with extensive experience researching
both American and European roots.
LAA0012-002 Harper Main Campus
04/06/20-04/20/20 MO 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Stephen Szabados
TUITION & FEE: $75
GENEALOGY: EUROPEAN IMMIGRATION
TO AMERICA
When did your ancestors immigrate? Where
did they come from? Why did they leave and
how did they get here? These are questions
many hope to answer. This presentation re-
views a variety of solutions for nding answers
about your European ancestors and their im-
migration stories. Our focus will be on where
and how they left their villages in Europe, the
voyage and port of arrival in America and their
new life in America.
LAA0013-002 Harper Main Campus
04/27/20-05/11/20 MO 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Stephen Szabados
TUITION & FEE: $75
Holistic Living
APPROACHING YOUR OWN MINDSET
Mindset shapes our entire life. This class will
help you identify the beliefs you have adopted
that create the attitudes and responses which
interfere with or move you in the direction of
your goals. Learn how quickly you can improve
your personality, develop your abilities, have
more meaningful relationships, increase your
health and enjoy greater success in your ca-
reer. Whatever your challenges - divorce, job
loss, nances, health or self-defeating behav-
iors - changing to a growth mindset can quickly
and effectively reshape your future.
LIO0017-001 Harper Main Campus
05/11/20 MO 6:30 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Pamela Rak
TUITION & FEE: $19
THE CAREER SKILLS
INSTITUTE
The Harper College Career Skills
Institute (CSI) is an educational
program for students with mild
cognitive disabilities, ages 18 and
above. CSI assesses and strengthens
basic employability skills and helps
students develop realistic career plans.
A Learning Community: Cohorts of
not more than fifteen students stay
together for two years, trained by
professional support staff and
instructors. Year One focuses on
basic academics and communication.
Year Two focuses on career exploration
with a guided vocational experience.
How CSI Students Benefit:
• Build academic, vocational,
and social skills
• Learn appropriate work
behavior and problem-solving
skills for the workplace
• Develop career-related interests
• Receive an honest assessment
of their career potentials
• Better understand the
continuing supports they will
require in the workplace.
For More Information, visit
ce.harpercollege.edu/csi or contact
Linda Hoeck, CSI Coordinator
at 847.925.6000 x2076 or
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LIVING MINDFULLY: AN INTRODUCTION
INTO AWARENESS
Learn to cultivate intentional and skillful ways
to be present more deeply and fully in your life
through thoughts, feelings, and body sensa-
tions as they arise. The program will include
guided instruction in mindfulness and aware-
ness practices, mindful movements to cultivate
body awareness, small and large group inquiry
and discussion, and an exploration of your abil-
ity to live mindfully and compassionately with
yourself, in your relationships, and your work
environments.
LIO0015-002 Harper Main Campus
04/01/20-05/06/20 WE 7:00 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor: Christopher George
TUITION & FEE: $99
Languages
French
CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH I
Conversational French I is for beginners. Start
with the alphabet, numbers and greetings to
learn the essentials of pronunciation as well
as basic grammar and vocabulary needed to
greet people, talk about yourself and express
needs. By the end of the course you will have
some knowledge of the culture and should be
able to speak at least 10 percent of your con-
versation in this language.
LLL0008-009 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-03/03/20 TU 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Chantal E. Rainey
TUITION & FEE: $199
LLL0008-010 Harper Main Campus
03/11/20-05/06/20 WE 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Chantal E. Rainey
TUITION & FEE: $199
CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH II
After you complete Conversational French I
(or if you learned basic skills in this language
from prior study) take Conversational French
II. You¿re comfortable with some grammar
and especially present tense. Now learn how
to communicate what you have done via past
tense. Build on your basic linguistic skills as
you explore more topics related to life and trav-
el. By the end of the course you will possess
an increase in ability to speak the language,
from 10 percent to at least 25 percent of your
conversation.
LLL0009-008 Harper Main Campus
03/10/20-05/05/20 TU 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Chantal E. Rainey
TUITION & FEE: $199
ELEMENTARY FRENCH II
Continues to develop listening, speaking,
reading and writing skills in French. Furthers
the introduction to the cultures and people of
the French-speaking world. All new students
who have prior experience with or have taken
classes in French should consult with the de-
partment for placement before registering for a
course. Instructions can be found on the World
Languages website. Students enrolled in this
very interactive class will receive the same
instruction and complete the same activities
as for credit students, though they will not be
required to take quizzes, exams or receive a
grade.Contact Department Chair, LSchumac@
harpercollege.edu.May also be taken as a
credit class: FRN102-C01
LLL0028-001 Harper Main Campus
01/13/20-05/13/20 MO WE 10:00 am-11:40 am
Instructor: Linda Schumacher
TUITION & FEE: $405
LLL0028-002 Harper Main Campus
01/14/2020 TU 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
01/13/20-05/15/20 ONLINE
Instructor: Linda Schumacher
TUITION & FEE: $405
INTERMEDIATE FRENCH II
Further develops reading, writing, speaking
and listening skills in French. Students learn
more complex structures of French grammar,
ne-tune pronunciation, gain more advanced
skills in composition, and continue to expand
their vocabulary. Attention is given to complex-
ity, accuracy, and uidity. Fosters expanded
knowledge of and appreciation for the cultural
heritage and history of French-speaking areas.
All new students who have prior experience
with or have taken classes in French should
consult with the department for placement be-
fore registering for a course. Instructions can
be found on the World Languages website.
Students enrolled in this class will receive all
of the instruction and complete the activities
that for-credit students engage in but will not
be required to take quizzes, exams or receive
a grade.For more information, please contact
the Department Chair, LSchumac@harpercol-
lege.edu. May also be taken as a credit course:
FRN202-C01.
LLL0029-001 Harper Main Campus
01/13/20-05/13/20 MO WE 6:30 pm-8:10 pm
Instructor: Linda Schumacher
TUITION & FEE: $405
German
ELEMENTARY GERMAN II
Those ready to continue beyond beginning
German will develop listening, speaking,
reading, and writing skills in German. You will
delve deeper into the cultures and people of
the German-speaking world. All new students
who have prior experience with or have taken
classes in German should consult with Kim
Jaeger - [email protected] - before
registering. Students enrolled in this class will
receive all of the instruction and complete the
activities that for-credit students engage in but
will not be required to take quizzes or exams
and will not be graded. May be taken as a cred-
it course: GER102-C01.
LLL0021-005 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-05/12/20 TU
6:00 pm-9:30 pm
Instructor: Kimberly Jaeger
TUITION & FEE: $405
LLL0021-006 Harper Main Campus
01/13/20 MO 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
01/14/20-05/11/20 ONLINE
Instructor: Kimberly Jaeger
TUITION & FEE: $405
INTERMEDIATE GERMAN II
Provides a crucial bridge between intermedi-
ate and advanced language courses. Focuses
on a more in-depth study of history, geogra-
phy, literature, and culture of German-speak-
ing people. Includes analysis of daily life and
current events. Students practice more com-
plex structures of German grammar, ne-tune
pronunciation, gain more advanced skills in
composition, and continue to expand their vo-
cabulary. Attention is given to complexity, ac-
curacy, and uency. All new students who have
prior experience with or have taken classes in
German should consult with the department
for placement before registering for a course.
Instructions can be found on the World Lan-
guages website. Students enrolled in this class
will receive all of the instruction and complete
the activities that for-credit students engage in
but will not be required to take quizzes, exams
or receive a grade.May be taken as a credit
course: GER202-C01
LLL0030-001 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-05/14/20 TU TH 12:00 pm-1:40 pm
Instructor: Kimberly Jaeger
TUITION & FEE: $405
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INTRODUCTION TO GERMAN LITERATURE
Provides an introduction to literature from the
German-speaking world and exposes students
to a variety of literary genres and eras. Focus-
es on the development of more complex use of
the language and addresses speaking, listen-
ing, writing, and reading. Attention is given to
complexity, accuracy, and uency. All new stu-
dents who have prior experience with or have
taken classes in German should consult with
the department for placement before register-
ing for the course. Instructions can be found
on the World Languages website. Students
enrolled in this class will receive all the instruc-
tions and complete the activities that for-credit
students engage in but will not be required to
take quizzes, exams or receive a grade.May
also be taken as a credit course: GER210-C01.
LLL0031-001 Harper Main Campus
01/13/20-05/13/20 MO WE 12:30 pm-1:45 pm
Instructor: Kimberly Jaeger
TUITION & FEE: $405
GERMAN CIVILIZATION/CULTURE
Introduces students to multiple aspects of Ger-
man culture and civilization from the 20th cen-
tury to today. Familiarizes students with history,
political institutions, economic development,
literature, art and culture of Germany. Gives
students an overview of the German-speaking
regions of Austria, Switzerland and Liechten-
stein. This course is taught in English.
LLL0032-001 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-05/14/20 TU TH 2:00 pm-3:15 pm
Instructor: Kimberly Jaeger
TUITION & FEE: $305
Italian
CONVERSATIONAL ITALIAN I
Conversational Italian I is for beginners. Start
with the alphabet, numbers and greetings to
learn the essentials of pronunciation as well
as basic grammar and vocabulary needed to
greet people, talk about yourself and express
needs. By the end of the course you will have
some knowledge of the culture and should be
able to speak at least 10 percent of your con-
versation in this language.
LLL0015-006 Harper Main Campus
01/15/20-04/15/20 WE 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Pieranna Fanella
TUITION & FEE: $259
CONVERSATIONAL ITALIAN II
After you complete Conversational Italian I
(or if you learned basic skills in this language
from prior study) take Conversational Italian
II. You’re comfortable with some grammar
and especially present tense. Now learn how
to communicate what you have done via past
tense. Build on your basic linguistic skills as
you explore more topics related to life and trav-
el. By the end of the course you will possess an
increase in ability to speak the language, from
10 to at least 25 percent of your conversation.
LLL0016-004 Harper Main Campus
01/13/20-04/13/20 MO 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Pieranna Fanella
TUITION & FEE: $259
DIALOGHIAMO IN ITALIANO
Non si sente a suo agio delle sue capacita
colloquiali? Vuole migliorarle o accelerarle di
piu? Sente il desiderio di esplorare e conos-
cere la cultura italiana in modo piu completa?
Sopratutto se ha recentemente completato il
III livello di conversazione presso l’Universita
di Harper, perche non si unisca ad un gruppo
di assoluta conversazione di lingua italiana?
In questo corso di otto settimane, la presen-
za dell’istruttore assicura l’uso corretto di cio
che ha imparato nei corsi precedenti, Inoltre,
le dara la conoscenza aggiuntiva sugli aspet-
ti culturali del paese e delle persone usando
l’italiano. Potra immergersi nell’italiano con
delle conversazioni su avvenimenti attuali con
varie letture, lm, arte ed altre materie culturali.
La raccomdiamo di unirsi a noi al piu presto!
LLL0019-008 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-03/03/20 TU 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Pieranna Fanella
TUITION & FEE: $189
LLL0019-009 Harper Main Campus
03/10/20-05/05/20 TU 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Pieranna Fanella
TUITION & FEE: $199
Japanese
CONVERSATIONAL JAPANESE I
Conversational Japanese I is for beginners.
Start with the Japanese syllabary hiragana,
numbers and greetings to learn the essentials
of pronunciation as well as basic grammar and
vocabulary needed to greet people, talk about
yourself and express needs. By the end of the
course you will have some knowledge of the
culture and should be able to speak at least 10
percent of your conversation in this language.
LLL0012-007 Harper Main Campus
01/13/20-04/13/20 MO 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Setsuko Hanaoka
TUITION & FEE: $259
CONVERSATIONAL JAPANESE II
After you complete Conversational Japanese I
(or if you learned basic skills in this language
from prior study) take Conversational Japa-
nese II. You’re comfortable with some gram-
mar and some hiragana. Now learn how to
communicate by adding katakana and various
Japanese cultures and manners. Build on your
basic linguistic skills as you explore more top-
ics related to life and travel. By the end of the
course you will possess an increase in ability to
speak the language, from 10 percent to at least
25 percent of your conversation.
LLL0013-005 Harper Main Campus
01/16/20-04/09/20 TH 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Setsuko Hanaoka
TUITION & FEE: $259
Spanish
CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH I
Conversational Spanish I is for beginners.
Start with the alphabet, numbers and greetings
to learn the essentials of pronunciation as well
as basic grammar and vocabulary needed to
greet people, talk about yourself and express
needs. By the end of the course you will have
some knowledge of the culture and should be
able to speak at least 10 percent of your con-
versation in this language.
LLL0002-023 Harper Main Campus
01/08/20-03/04/20 WE 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Rene E. Castellanos
TUITION & FEE: $199
LLL0002-021 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-03/03/20 TU 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Edgar Cesareo
TUITION & FEE: $199
LLL0002-024 Harper Main Campus
03/09/20-05/04/20 MO 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Rene E. Castellanos
TUITION & FEE: $199
LLL0002-022 Harper Main Campus
03/12/20-05/07/20 TH 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Edgar Cesareo
TUITION & FEE: $199
CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH II
After you complete Conversational Spanish I
(or if you learned basic skills in this language
from prior study) take Conversational Span-
ish II. You re comfortable with some grammar
and especially present tense. Now learn how
to communicate what you have done via past
tense. Build on your basic linguistic skills as
you explore more topics related to life and trav-
el. By the end of the course you will possess
an increase in ability to speak the language,
from 10 percent to at least 25 percent of your
conversation.
LLL0003-013 Harper Main Campus
01/08/20-03/04/20 WE 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Edgar Cesareo
TUITION & FEE: $199
LLL0003-014 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20-03/03/20 TU 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Rene E. Castellanos
TUITION & FEE: $199
LLL0003-015 Harper Main Campus
03/11/20-05/06/20 WE 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Rene E. Castellanos
TUITION & FEE: $199
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CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH III
You’ve completed Conversational Spanish I
and II or from another program you’ve become
comfortable engaging in a simple dialogue by
using proper grammar with present and past
tense. Enroll in Conversational Spanish III for
prociency in past tense and begin to learn fu-
ture tense. By the end of the eight-week course
you will be comfortable in conjugating new
words and you should be able to compare how
your knowledge in the language grew from 25
percent to at least 45 percent of your conver-
sation.
LLL0004-008 Harper Main Campus
01/06/20-03/02/20 MO 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Rene E. Castellanos
TUITION & FEE: $199
LLL0004-009 Harper Main Campus
03/10/20-05/05/20 TU 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Rene E. Castellanos
TUITION & FEE: $199
CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH IV
Complete the lessons and build upon the
fundamentals you’ve learned with longer di-
alogues and translations in Conversation-
al Spanish IV. At the end of this course you
should feel superior to your initial skill by now
speaking at least 70 percent of the language
during conversations. Follow up Conversation-
al Spanish IV with the immersion environment
of a Discussion course to hone your skills and
avoid losing what you’ve gained in your lan-
guage studies.
LLL0005-008 Harper Main Campus
01/16/20-03/05/20 TH 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Rene E. Castellanos
TUITION & FEE: $199
LLL0005-009 Harper Main Campus
03/12/20-05/07/20 TH 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Rene E. Castellanos
TUITION & FEE: $199
CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH ONLINE
This online component of the Conversational
Spanish Certicate incorporates quizzes, prac-
tice tests, writing and grammar exercises. This
course requires that you are also enrolled in
Conversational Spanish I, II, III or IV and can-
not be taken alone. Meets on campus once.
LLL0006-010 Harper Main Campus
01/14/20 TU 5:00 pm-6:25 pm
1/15/20-3/3/20 ONLINE
Instructor: Rene E. Castellanos
TUITION & FEE: $129
LLL0006-011 Harper Main Campus
03/09/20 MO 5:00 pm-6:25 pm
3/10/20-5/4/20 ONLINE
Instructor: Rene E. Castellanos
TUITION & FEE: $129
DISCUSION EN ESPANOL
¿Usted ya se siente a gusto con su abilidad
de hablar en español, pero todavía no tiene
la uidez deseada? Would you like to explore
the language and culture more in depth? If you
have recently completed Conversational Level
III or Accelerated Level II at Harper College,
join the Discusion en espanol course! In this
eight-week course, the presence of the teacher
will ensure that you are correctly using what
you have learned and will help you gain ad-
ditional knowledge into the cultural aspects
of the people and countries that use Spanish.
Submerge yourself in Spanish conversation
with current events and incorporation of lec-
tures, movies, art and other cultural subjects.
Inscribase hoy!
LLL0018-007 Harper Main Campus
03/13/20-05/15/20 FR 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Rene E. Castellanos
TUITION & FEE: $199
Personal Finance
FIRST-TIME HOME BUYER -
WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW
Buying a home for the rst time can be over-
whelming and especially confusing. This
course offers valuable insights into the process
of home ownership. Get a head start to obtain
the knowledge needed to buy your very rst
home. Learn how to budget for your rst pur-
chase. Educate yourself on the home buying
process, from start to nish. Familiarize your-
self with contracts, down payments needed,
gifts for your down payment, closing costs, in-
spections, appraisals, credit requirements, and
negotiating with sellers.
LPF0004-005 Harper Main Campus
02/06/20 TH 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor: Michael Olach
TUITION & FEE: $20
LPF0004-006 Harper Main Campus
05/13/20 WE 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor: Michael Olach
TUITION & FEE: $20
HOW TO BUY A VACATION HOME OR
RETIREMENT PROPERTY
This 90 minute class will teach and inform you
the best way to purchase your own vacation
home or second home. Learn the guidelines
that banks require to make owning your va-
cation/second home a reality. This class will
go over minimum down payments necessary,
credit requirements, affordability, and the dif-
ferent rules for purchasing different types of
vacation/second homes. This class is not a
class on buying or owning timeshares.
LPF0005-004 Harper Main Campus
04/22/20 WE 6:30 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Michael Olach
TUITION & FEE: $20
PREPARE YOUR HOME AND GET IT SOLD!
Whether you plan on selling your home on
your own or with an agent, this class gives you
useful step-by-step instructions on how to pre-
pare your home for today’s competitive market.
Learn how to determine current home values
in your area, best staging practices and how
to hold a successful Open House. Understand
what advertising is most effective and how you
can best sell your home for top dollar. Also cov-
ered are required disclosures, how to handle
home inspections and the Residential Real Es-
tate Contract.
LPF0006-005 Harper Main Campus
02/26/20-02/26/20 WE 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor: Michael Olach
TUITION & FEE: $20
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MOTORCYCLE
SAFETY PROGRAM
BASIC RIDER COURSE
INTERMEDIATE RIDER COURSE
ADVANCED RIDER COURSE
Earn your license! For up-to-date details
on the program, oered at convenient
locations throughout northern Illinois, see
our website at harpercollege.edu/motorcycle.
THREE-WHEEL
MOTORCYCLE
SAFETY PROGRAM
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NEW!
Youth
CODING WITH DRONES
This exciting course will allow you to program
fun and useful missions using block program-
ming on a Tello drone. You will command the
drone to perform a variety of different missions
as you learn how to use geometry to determine
the best angle to tilt the drone camera, how to
loop commands, how to y in a star pattern,
how to take panoramas using the drone cam-
era, and much more. Students will use drones
during class times, but do not get to keep their
own drones at the completion of the class. You
will work in small groups on all projects.
LKD0180-007 Harper Main Campus
02/01/20-03/07/20 SA 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $169
LKD0180-008 Harper Main Campus
04/04/20-05/09/20 SA 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $169
DESIGN YOUR DREAM LAKE HOUSE
In this exciting class you will design your dream
lake house with all the comforts of home that
make this your ideal home away from home.
All students will work on their own 3D scale
model. This class provides great opportunity
for everyone to develop dimensional sensitiv-
ity, how to plan and manipulate the indoor and
outdoor space and work with scales and mea-
surements. You will focus your detailed atten-
tion to colors and work with different mediums
and materials to create something that is truly
your own.
LKD0185-001 Harper Main Campus
03/05/20-05/21/20 TH 5:00 pm-6:15 pm
Instructor: Aneta Takeva
TUITION & FEE: $179
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Youth Music and
Music Theater Classes
See p 47 for details.
InZone - Summer 2020
InZone is the Harper College enrichment and sports camp for ages
8 to 14. InZone fills your summer with fun and learning. Launch a
rocket, dunk a basketball, learn to cook, or master math challenges,
all while making new friends!
Learn more at harpercollege.edu/inzone
FASHION IS THE PASSION
Do you dream of designing and making your
own clothes? Develop the skills necessary to
build your future as a fashion designer. Learn
the principles of stretching and pattern-making,
along with the special techniques the top de-
signers use. You will have a wide variety of ma-
terials available as you work in small teams to
develop portfolios highlighting your creations.
You will complete the class as part of a class
fashion show highlighting your designs.
LKD0183-003 Harper Main Campus
03/07/20-05/23/20 SA 11:30 am-12:45 pm
Instructor: Aneta Takeva
TUITION & FEE: $179
IT’S ALL ABOUT THE ACCESSORIES
It’s all about the accessories in this exciting
fashion class. You will learn how to make neck-
laces, earrings, and barrettes using polymer
clay. Make your very own scarves that look
amazing and make great gifts as well. If fash-
ion is your thing than this class is a must for all
the tips and tricks to develop your own styles.
LKD0184-003 Harper Main Campus
03/07/20-05/23/20 SA 10:00 am-11:15 am
Instructor: Aneta Takeva
TUITION & FEE: $179
YOUNG ARCHITECTS:
PRANA IMPERIAL PALACE
You will learn about the history and cultural
inuences incorporated in building The Grand
Palace. You will develop skills based around
spatial relationships, scale and color combina-
tions as you will use different materials used
building the interior and exterior of the palace.
You will have a great time building own palace
and will get the opportunity to explore Chinese
architectural traditions.
LKD0172-002 Harper Main Campus
03/05/20-05/21/20 TH 6:30 pm-7:45 pm
Instructor: Aneta Takeva
TUITION & FEE: $179
3D PRINTING FOR METAL CASTING
Lost wax casting of metals has been done for
millennia. Now, with 3D printed plastics such
as PLA, Lost PLA casting is available to ex-
plore. Develop and 3D print a PLA plastic ob-
ject that can be cast in metal in our separate
Bronze Casting or Jewelry classes. Students
will develop 3D models in a variety of ways.
They can build 3D models using cloud-based
software (Tinkercad, Fusion360, etc.). They
can download readymade models from Inter-
net websites (Thingiverse, Sketch fab, Free3D,
Turbosquid, etc.), or they can scan small ob-
jects using the Makerspace digital scanner and
convert them to 3D model format. Students will
then create 3D printable les (.stl les) using
a Slicer program to make the 3D printer ready
(explained in class). Students will then 3D print
these models into objects that can be cast in
metal in either the CE Bronze Casting or Jew-
elry classes. (No metal will be cast in this 3D
print class).
LMK0024-001 Harper Main Campus
02/19/20-03/04/20 WE 6:30 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: John Kurman
TUITION & FEE: $125
LMK0024-002 Harper Main Campus
03/11/20-04/01/20 WE 6:30 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: John Kurman
TUITION & FEE: $125
BEGINNER 3D MODELING WITH
FUSION 360
Learn the basics of 3D modeling with Fusion
360. In this class you will use AutoDesk Fu-
sion 360, a very popular free professional-level
CAD, CAM and CAE integrated software plat-
form.
LMK0021-001 Harper Main Campus
01/29/20 WE 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor: Constantine Bovalis
TUITION & FEE: $20
LMK0021-002 Harper Main Campus
03/11/20 WE 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor: Constantine Bovalis
TUITION & FEE: $20
BEGINNING SOLDERING
Solder with proper soldering techniques is a
fundamental skill every maker should master.
Whether you re building a robot or working
with Arduino, knowing how to solder will come
in handy.Participates will rene their solder skill
building a blinkie circuit consisting of 15-30
parts. Students will have a choice of a num-
ber of kits on hand included the Rainbow Stick,
and Rainbow circle. Participation in the Intro-
duction to Soldering workshop or equivalent
experience is needed for this class.
LMK0011-001 Harper Main Campus
02/11/20 TU 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $35
LMK0011-002 Harper Main Campus
03/31/20 TU 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $35
DESIGNING 3D OBJECTS FOR
LASERCUTTING
Come learn to use Slicer in Fusion 360 and
other tools to create sliced versions of 3D ob-
jects to cut on a laser.
LMK0013-001 Harper Main Campus
02/04/20 TU 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor: Constantine Bovalis
TUITION & FEE: $25
LMK0013-002 Harper Main Campus
02/26/20 WE 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor: Constantine Bovalis
TUITION & FEE: $25
LMK0013-003 Harper Main Campus
04/08/20 WE 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor: Constantine Bovalis
TUITION & FEE: $25
DYE SUBLIMATION WITH FABRICS
Decorated apparel is a wide-ranging appli-
cation for dye-sublimation. Everything from
t-shirts to cycling jerseys to soccer uniforms
is a possibility, provided they are composed
of polymer bers. In this workshop you ll learn
the ins and outs of designing onto textiles to
create custom apparel. Come create a unique
designer look for any garment. Please bring a
light-colored polyester garment (up to 50/50) to
class to decorate. Garments will not be provid-
ed. Images should be smaller than 16 x20 to
t our heat press. Completing the Introduction
to Dye Sublimation course is recommended
prior to taking this course.
LMK0018-001 Harper Main Campus
01/30/20 TH 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Jennifer Hanna
TUITION & FEE: $35
LMK0018-002 Harper Main Campus
02/22/20 SA 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Jennifer Hanna
TUITION & FEE: $35
DYE SUBLIMATION WITH
HARD SURFACES
Create unique promotional and gift items by
sublimating graphic designs or photos on to
hard surfaces. There are literally hundreds of
creative and innovative coated products avail-
able for personalization - plastic, wood, metal
and more. In this workshop you ll learn what
materials you can use for dye-sublimation and
you ll create a unique personalized item. Come
customize a product for business or pleasure.
You may choose one item from a few differ-
ent options to customize or you may bring an
approved item. Items should be smaller than
16 x20 to t our heat press. Completing the
Introduction to Dye Sublimation course is rec-
ommended prior to taking this course.
LMK0019-001 Harper Main Campus
02/06/20 TH 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Jennifer Hanna
TUITION & FEE: $40
LMK0019-002 Harper Main Campus
02/29/20 SA 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Jennifer Hanna
TUITION & FEE: $40
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DON’T MISS
• Learn to Make Hand-Crafted
Jewelry (p 59)
• Getting Started with 3D Printing
(p 59)
• Learn to Program Wearable
LEDs (p 60)
• TinkerCAD Introduction (p 60)
Learn more at
ce.harpercollege.edu,
“Makerspace”
FUSION 360: 3D MODELING LEVEL 2
Using AutoDesk Fusion 360, a very popular
free professional-level CAD, CAM and CAE
integrated software platform you will learn the
basics of 3D modeling and print your own 3D
model.
LMK0022-001 Harper Main Campus
02/05/20 WE 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor: Constantine Bovalis
TUITION & FEE: $25
LMK0022-002 Harper Main Campus
03/18/20 WE 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor: Constantine Bovalis
TUITION & FEE: $25
GETTING STARTED WITH 3D PRINTING
This class is designed to provide a overview
of basic 3D printing technology. You will learn
basic design principles to create your own 3D
models and how to prepare a model for 3D
printing. You will also troubleshoot common
problems with 3D printing and how to over-
come them as you create at least two 3D print-
ed objects of your very own.
LMK0014-001 Harper Main Campus
02/15/20 SA 1:00 pm-4:00 pm
Instructor: John Kurman
TUITION & FEE: $30
LMK0014-002 Harper Main Campus
04/04/20 SA 1:00 pm-4:00 pm
Instructor: John Kurman
TUITION & FEE: $30
GETTING STARTED WITH CRICUT MAKER
This workshop will quickly get you up and
running with the Cricut Maker or Air Explore
smart cutting machines. After completing this
workshop, you will be able to create your own
design in Design Space and to cut a basic proj-
ect. You ll be ready to take off on your own or
move on to more advanced workshops.
LMK0001-002 Harper Main Campus
01/23/20 TH 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Jennifer Hanna
TUITION & FEE: $35
LMK0001-003 Harper Main Campus
02/06/20 TH 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Jennifer Hanna
TUITION & FEE: $35
LMK0001-004 Harper Main Campus
02/20/20 TH 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Jennifer Hanna
TUITION & FEE: $35
INTERMEDIATE 3D MODELING WITH
FUSION 360
In this exciting class you will learn intermediate
3D modeling skills like sculpting with Fusion
360. AutoDesk Fusion 360 is a very popular
free professional-level CAD, CAM and CAE
integrated software platform.
LMK0023-001 Harper Main Campus
02/19/20-03/04/20 WE 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor: Constantine Bovalis
TUITION & FEE: $25
LMK0023-002 Harper Main Campus
04/01/20 WE 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor: Constantine Bovalis
TUITION & FEE: $25
INTRODUCTION TO DYE SUBLIMATION
A dye-sublimation printer is a printer that works
by heating ink and then fusing it into a surface.
In these workshops you ll learn tips and tricks
about dye sublimation. You ll learn the process
of ink transfer, what you can print on, and how
to personalize just about anything. You will also
learn some techniques to customize graphics
to with text and illustrations to provide a unique
look to your products. These workshops are
designed to have you create a one-of-a-kind
products working with several different medi-
ums. Have a small photo or graphic design
that you d like to transfer to fabric ready for the
class.
LMK0017-001 Harper Main Campus
01/23/20 TH 10:00 am-11:00 am
Instructor: Jennifer Hanna
TUITION & FEE: $25
LMK0017-002 Harper Main Campus
02/15/20 SA 10:00 am-11:00 am
Instructor: Jennifer Hanna
TUITION & FEE: $25
INTRODUCTION TO
MICRO-CONTROLLERS
Examines the basics of microcontroller/micro-
processor systems. Includes digital and analog
input/output/ (I/O), serial buses, and interfacing
to peripherals including sensors, servos and
motors. You will participate in hands-on labs in-
corporating Arduino hardware and using/modi-
fying Arduino IDE examples. An Arduino clone
is included for you to take home to experiment
on your own after the class.
LMK0009-001 Harper Main Campus
02/04/20 TU 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $35
LMK0009-002 Harper Main Campus
04/21/20 TU 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $35
INTRODUCTION TO SOLDERING
Learning how to solder with proper soldering
techniques is a fundamental skill every maker
should master. Whether you re building a robot
or working with Arduino, knowing how to solder
will come in handy. participates will solder a
blinkie circuit consisting of 5-10 parts. Students
will have a choice of a number of kits including
the build-a-blinkie atom.
LMK0010-001 Harper Main Campus
01/21/20 TU 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $25
LMK0010-002 Harper Main Campus
03/03/20 TU 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $25
LASER 100: DESIGN AND MAKE
A KEYCHAIN
Learn how to use the free professional illustra-
tion program Inkscape to design a keychain.
Then receive an introduction to laser cutting
and engraving to learn how to cut your key-
chain on a Dremel Laser.
LMK0012-001 Harper Main Campus
02/05/20 WE 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $25
LMK0012-002 Harper Main Campus
04/01/20 WE 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $25
LASER 101: DESIGN AND MAKE
A JIGSAW PUZZLE
Learn how to design your very own custom 4
x6 jigsaw puzzle then cut it using a Dremel
laser. Also, this workshop will provide you with
the skills need to operate the basics of a laser
cutter/engraver.
LMK0015-001 Harper Main Campus
01/25/20 SA 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: John Kurman
TUITION & FEE: $25
LMK0015-002 Harper Main Campus
03/25/20 WE 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: John Kurman
TUITION & FEE: $25
LEARN TO MAKE HAND-CRAFTED
JEWELRY
This introduction to jewelry class will intro-
duce students to making to earrings (pierced
ears primarily but can accommodate options),
bracelets and necklaces. Participants will uti-
lize skills in stringing beads, wire bending, us-
ing multiple players, cutting and bending wire.
All tools, beads, sample patterns, wire and
ndings provided to complete a basic project.
Students ranging from experienced to no ex-
perience can work at their own pace and get
assistance. One jewelry item fee is $10. Fees
include tool rental fee and all supplies including
beads, ndings, wire, hoops, other products
like leather and maker tools for your projects.
LMK0020-001 Harper Main Campus
02/03/20 MO 7:00 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $25
LMK0020-002 Harper Main Campus
03/07/20 SA 1:00 pm-2:30 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $25
LMK0020-003 Harper Main Campus
04/06/20 MO 7:00 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $25
LMK0020-004 Harper Main Campus
05/04/20 MO 1:00 pm-2:30 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $25
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LEARN TO PROGRAM WEARABLE LEDS
Learn the basics of programming and how to
program Wearable LEDs, in any color of the
rainbow, using an Arduino IDE microcontrol-
ler. Your expert instructor will lead you through
hands-on exercises to give you the skills need-
ed to program and control the LEDs - a one-of-
a-kind accessory!
LMK0007-002 Harper Main Campus
01/29/20 WE 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Donald Bak
TUITION & FEE: $25
LMK0007-003 Harper Main Campus
04/01/20 WE 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Donald Bak
TUITION & FEE: $25
MAKE A CUSTOM PARTY BANNER
What’s a party without a banner! In this work-
shop you ll learn how to design, merge and
slice letters to create unique banners for every
occasion. Custom party decor is hard to nd,
so create it yourself.
LMK0005-002 Harper Main Campus
03/19/20 TH 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Jennifer Hanna
TUITION & FEE: $35
MAKE A FELT FLOWER WREATH
Who doesn t want a show-stopping wreath? In
this workshop you ll cut and create felt ow-
ers perfect to apply to any wreath for embel-
lishment. Learn to assemble each ower for a
unique appearance. Please note: Wreath not
supplied. Options to purchase one will be pro-
vided after registering.
LMK0006-002 Harper Main Campus
04/02/20 TH 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Jennifer Hanna
TUITION & FEE: $35
MAKE A LEATHER ACCESSORY
Need to accessorize your wardrobe? In this
workshop you ll design and create your very
own faux leather accessories. Whatever your
fashion, you ll be sure to impress others with
your custom creations.
LMK0003-001 Harper Main Campus
02/27/20 TH 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Jennifer Hanna
TUITION & FEE: $35
MAKE A ONE-OF-A-KIND T-SHIRT
Looking for a specic T-shirt and can t nd it?
In this workshop you ll learn how to use the
Cricut cutting machine to create your own cus-
tom T-shirts. Learn how to cut and apply heat
transfer vinyl to clothing, a skill sure to fancy up
any plain T-shirt.
LMK0002-002 Harper Main Campus
02/13/20 TH 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Jennifer Hanna
TUITION & FEE: $35
LMK0002-003 Harper Main Campus
03/05/20 TH 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Jennifer Hanna
TUITION & FEE: $35
MAKE A PERSONALIZED GIFT WITH VINYL
Want to make a personalized gift for that spe-
cial someone? Learn how to use custom cut vi-
nyl to decorate a sign, ornament, mug or other
item. Applying vinyl to certain surfaces can be
tricky, so you ll learn to apply vinyl to sever-
al surfaces including wood, glass and plastic.
Students should bring a sign, ornament or oth-
er items to decorate.
LMK0004-002 Harper Main Campus
03/12/20 TH 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Jennifer Hanna
TUITION & FEE: $35
STEPPER MOTOR BASICS
A general discussion on the types, application
and control of stepper motors including hands-
on labs. Topics that will be covered include
construction of stepper motors, basic stepper
motor function and types of wiring. You will re-
ceive an Arduino UNO=-like computer, stepper
motor driver, stepper motor and software ex-
amples to take home with you.
LMK0016-001 Harper Main Campus
02/01/20 SA 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $35
LMK0016-002 Harper Main Campus
04/09/20 TH 6:00 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor:
TUITION & FEE: $35
TINKERCAD INTRODUCTION
Learn about 3D designs and printing using
TinkerCAD and create your nametag. You will
learn how to setup a TinkerCAD account, man-
age designs and create a new project. We will
describe 3D modeling and how to create and
navigate 3D designs with TinkerCAD’s user in-
terface. During class you will construct a name
tag that can be fabricated for you. We will
show the steps to prepare your design for 3D
printing. This is an introductory level class and
requires only basic computer navigation skills.
You will need to access your email account to
create an account in TinkerCAD from either a
mobile device or connecting on Harper’s com-
puter network.
LMK0008-001 Harper Main Campus
01/21/20 TU 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Donald Bak
TUITION & FEE: $25
LMK0008-002 Harper Main Campus
03/18/20 WE 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Donald Bak
TUITION & FEE: $25
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Book Discussions
Meet with others who share a passion for
reading and learning. Titles are based on the
2019/2020 One Book, One Harper theme -
Chicago. Book discussions are sponsored by
One Book, One Harper and will be facilitated
by Harper College Library librarians and staff.
Please contact Christine Kuffel at 847.925.6859
or Melissa Merlos at 847.925.6170 with any
questions. These book discussions are free
but registration is required.
Rising from the Rails: Pullman Porters and
the Making of Black Middle Class
-by Larry Tye
LLM0009-001 Harper College Library
02/14/20 FR 2:00 pm-3:30 pm
The Birth of the Pill
LLM0010-001 Harper College Library
03/13/20 FR 2:00 pm-3:30 pm
A Few Red Drops: The Chicago Race Riot of
1919 by Claire Harteld
LLM0011-001 Harper College Library
04/24/20 FR 2:00 pm-3:30 pm
One More Chapter
Looking for your next great read? Harper Col-
lege Library is here to help! Many readers
struggle with the questions: What should I
read next? We ll delve into a specic genre or
theme to help you discover new books for your
reading list. One More Chapter events are free
but registration is required.
One More Chapter: Historical Fiction
Historical ction is a great way to be enter-
tained and learn a little something about his-
tory. Learn about the genre and we ll help you
nd the perfect book!
LLM0012-001 Harper College Library
03/20/20 FR 10:00 am-11:00 am
One More Chapter - World War II
World War II: There are books published about
every aspect of World War II - it can be over-
whelming. Whether you re interested in the
homefront, politics, or anything in between,
we’ll help you nd a book that ‘s right for you.
LLM0013-001 Harper College Library
05/08/20 FR 10:00 am-11:00 am
Arm Chair Travels
Do you want to learn about other countries?
Are you interested in other cultures? Then
Armchair Travels is the program for you!
Harper College employees have travelled the
world. Immerse yourself in different countries
by hearing about some of their amazing trips
and seeing incredible photos. Facilitated by
Harper College employees; sponsored by the
Harper College Library. Please contact Chris-
tine Kuffel at 847.925.6859 or Melissa Merlos
at 847.925.6170 with any questions. Armchair
Travel events are free but registration is re-
quired.
Armchair Travels: Switzerland & Liechten-
stein, presented by Kim Jaeger.
LLM0014-001 Harper College Library
02/20/20 TH 11:00 am-12:00 pm
Armchair Travels: Coffee and Community in
Chiapas (Mexico), presented by Brian Trzop.
LLM0015-001 Harper College Library
03/19/20 TH 11:00 am-12:00 pm
Armchair Travels: Germany and Austria,
presented by Kim Jaeger.
LLM0016-001 Harper College Library
04/23/20 TH 11:00 am-12:00 pm
Library Events
A great way to be entertained and learn some-
thing new! Presentations are sponsored by
One Book, One Harper and are based on the
2019/2020 theme - Chicago. Come to one or all
three! Refreshments will be provided. Please
contact Christine Kuffel at 847.925.6859 or
Melissa Merlos at 847.925.6170 with any
questions. These library events are free but
registration is required.
Library Event: Movie: Abe Lincoln in Illinois
February is the perfect month to enjoy an af-
ternoon movie. Join us for a screening of this
1940 classic.
LLM0006-001 Harper College Library
02/11/20 TU 2:00 pm-4:15 pm
Library Event: R.M.S. Titanic Disaster
Chicago’s Links to the R.M.S. Titanic Disaster
by author, local historian, and former criminal
investigator, Ray Johnson. He will share myths
and legends surrounding the Titanic Disaster
as well as many little-known Chicago links to
that ill-fated night.
LLM0007-001 Harper College Library
03/05/20 TH 6:30 pm-7:30 pm
Library Event: What Are You Doing This
Weekend?
Don’t be overwhelmed by all the great things
Chicago has to offer! Author and tour guide
Molly Page is here to help! A Chicagoan by
choice, Molly is here to provide tips for your
next staycation or date night.
LLM0008-001 Harper College Library
04/16/20 TH 6:30 pm-7:30 pm
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Harper College
Library Events
The Harper College Library offers
several free book discussions,
events and arm chair travels. Visit
the Library’s new Make Space for
craft and high-tech project classes,
offered for a nominal fee.
WHAT’S NEW?
• Arm Chair Travels (pg. 61)
• Library Events (pg. 61)
• Library Make Space (pg. 62)
Learn more at
ce.harpercollege.edu,
“Library Events”
Textile Artist Group
Are you interested in learning how to sew, em-
broider, quilt, crochet or knit? Or do you have a
textiles project and simply need advice or feed-
back on a particular part? Join us for tips from
our rotating group of advisors, each specializing
in at least one of the arts above. During each
session, a small project will also be provided if
you are in need of new ideas! lass location is in
The Make
Space in the Harper College Library
(Bldg F).
LLM0005-001 Harper College Library
01/21/20-05/05/20 TU 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
TUITION & FEE: $0
Tiny Amigurumi
Fall in love with the colorful and whimsical Ami-
gurumi, (the art of crocheting animals or toys
made of yarn). Learn the basics of amigurumi
and make a tiny octopus! Experience in cro-
chet is a plus, but not necessary. All supplies
are provided, but if you prefer, bring in your
own crochet hooks (size E). lass location is in
The Make Space in the Harper College Library
(Building F).
LLM0001-001 Harper College Library
04/07/20 TU 12:00 pm-2:00 pm
TUITION & FEE: $20
LLM0001-002 Harper College Library
04/14/20 TU 12:00 pm-2:00 pm
TUITION & FEE: $20
Library Event: The Long and Colorful
History of Chicago’s Libraries
Author Greg Borzo shares the fascinating
history of Chicago’s Public Library system
through a lavishly illustrated and entertaining
presentation.
LLM0017-001 Harper College Library
05/14/20 TH 6:30 pm-7:30 pm
Library Make Space
Create Your Own Serving Board
Engrave a word, picture, or logo on a wood
slice. Learn graphic design basics to create
your design, engrave with a laser cutter, and
then season it with mineral oil. All materials
provided. Class location is in The Make Space
in the Harper College Library (Building F).
LLM0003-001 Harper College Library
01/17/20 FR 12:00 pm-2:00 pm
TUITION & FEE: $15
LLM0003-002 Harper College Library
01/24/20 FR 4:30 pm-6:30 pm
TUITION & FEE: $15
DIY Painted Coasters
Spice up your dinner table and create six color-
ful, one-of-a-kind coasters using ceramic tiles
and acrylic paint! All materials provided. Class
location is in The Make Space in the Harper
College Library (Building F).
LLM0004-001 Harper College Library
03/04/20 WE 4:30 pm-6:00 pm
TUITION & FEE: $15
LLM0004-002 Harper College Library
03/11/20 WE 4:30 pm-6:00 pm
TUITION & FEE: $15
Rope Wrapped Basket
Learn the basics of rope wrapping and create
your own basket! All supplies provided. Class
location is in The Make Space in the Harper
College Library (Building F).
LLM0002-001 Harper College Library
02/05/20 WE 4:30 pm-6:00 pm
TUITION & FEE: $15
LLM0002-002 Harper College Library
02/14/20 FR 12:00 pm-2:00 pm
TUITION & FEE: $15
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EDOUARD MANET- THE PURSUIT OF
BEAUTY
Depicting the Paris of his day, Edouard Manet
captured the 19th-century urban experience,
beginning modern life as an artistic subject.
His detached, frank mode of looking and his
subversive handling of both paint and sub-
ject-matter shocked his contemporaries and
eventually established his reputation as the
father of modern painting. This lecture will ex-
plore Manet’s portraiture which was a signi-
cant aspect of his work and his still life work.
It will also review the artist’s stylistic evolution,
his parallel style with Renior and links with ear-
ly photography.
LLI0288-001 Harper Main Campus
05/11/20 MO 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Ralph Burin
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
GEORGIA OKEEFE:
ART, IMAGE, AND MODERN STYLE
The artistic career of the American artist Geor-
gia OKeefe spans nearly 100 years. A recent
exhibition at the Peabody Essex Museum in
Salem, MA, was dedicated to this independent
and condent artist who established herself as
the only female member of the Alfred Stiglitz
circle of modern artists. Then she continued to
thrive with her constant and unique aesthetic.
This exhibition also integrated 60 items from
her wardrobe many of which she designed,
as she sought to create a style that spoke not
only of who she was but created an image of
her person that went along with her modern art
style.
LLI0281-001 Harper Main Campus
05/07/20 TH 10:30 am-12:30 pm
Instructor: Ralph Burin
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
GUSTAV KLIMT -
THE PURSUIT OF BEAUTY
As one of the founders of the Vienna Seces-
sion Art Movement and often regarded as the
greatest painter of Art Nouveau, Gustav Klimt
focused much of his work upon the apprecia-
tion of the female form, was famed for incorpo-
rating gold leaf into particular works, such as
Woman in Gold, the portrait of Adele Block-
Bauer and The Kiss. These works result as
highly decorative pieces of art, as are his land-
scapes and many murals.The beauty of Klimt’s
works will b discussed in context with the city of
Vienna at the turn of the 20th century, a center
for extravagant cultural achievement, second
only to Paris.
LLI0285-001 Harper Main Campus
03/05/20 TH 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
Instructor: Ralph Burin
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
Art
AMERICAN ABSTRACT EXPRESSIONIST
ARTIST
Marc Rothko belongs to the generation of
American artists who completely revolution-
ized the essence and design of Abstract Ex-
pressionist painting in the middle of the 20th
century. In 1948, Rothko began to create what
he called multi-forms, paintings in which he
increasingly abandoned themes that related to
gurative art, and he turned to the abstract for
which he became known. Rothko insisted that
he was not an abstract artist, but he said he
was interested only in expressing basic human
emotions, such as tragedy, ecstasy, doom,
and so on, through elds of color combination.
Viewers who see these works appear to be
moved emotionally by these color combina-
tions and often spend extended periods of time
contemplating them.
LLI0264-001 Harper Main Campus
02/26/20 WE 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Ralph Burin
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
ANSEL ADAMS:
AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHER
Ansel Adams, photographer, environmentalist
and writer was born on February 29, 1902, in
San Francisco and taught himself to play piano
and to read music at the age of 12. Although
piano and music was his primary occupation
for the next few years he gave it up once he
was given his rst Kodak Box Camera by his
father on a visit to Yosemite. The rest is history.
After several more visits to the Sierras, Ansel
began to absorb the grand vistas, the magic of
the cool dawns, and the brilliance of the stars
at night. These became the subject of his well-
known photographs and publications.
LLI0200-002 Harper Main Campus
05/13/20 WE 6:30 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Ralph Burin
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
COLOR AND MEANING IN RENAISSANCE
ARE: CONFRONTING A PAINTING
COLOR AND MEANING IN RENAISSANCE
ART: Confronting a Painting
Did colors have meaning? Unlock the role of
color and technique used by artists in Renais-
sance painting 1300-1600. How did artists
use color to communicate to an uneducated
public? How did the understanding of optics
contribute to color theory, style and the role
of viewer? What pigments were available and
how did the introduction of oil revolutionize
painting? From Giotto (Florence) to Michelan-
gelo (Rome) to Titian (Venice) examine the
contribution of great Renaissance artists to the
material, emotional and spiritual world of color
and cultural history.
LLI0291-004 Harper Main Campus
04/21/20 TU 6:30 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Susan Langworthy
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
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ROME THE ETERNAL CITY - ITS HISTORY,
ARCHITECTURE AND ART
The city of Rome began as an iron age village
ed according to a legend by twin brothers Ro-
mulus and Remus. In 616 BCE the Etruscans
seized power and dominated the Italian Pen-
ninsula for a period of 400 years. Later the
Roman people established a Republic. Julius
Caesar emerged aa a military leader in the rst
century became a dictator and after a twen-
ty-year civil war, Augustus began to form the
Empire Period that lasted 300 years. Rome’s
history is over 2000 years old and it was there
that the Christian Church was organized under
Constantine. Today’s great sites include the
Vatican, ancient architecture. forums, foun-
tains. parks, catacombs, museums, and gal-
leries.
LLI0284-001 Harper Main Campus
02/07/20 FR 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Ralph Burin
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
THE ART DECO STYLE
Art Deco was the exciting new international
movement in decorative art and design that
swept away the elaborate ornamentation
of preceding centuries and replaced it with
stunning simplicity of line. Previous ages had
drawn inspiration from the past; this movement
of the 1920s and 1930s was shaped by the
present and the future. Art Deco was the em-
bodiment of the steam age, the machine age,
the automobile, and aviation age. This lecture
will survey various aspects of this style with
images of fashion, jewelry, design, tableware,
and ceramics
LLI0283-001 Harper Main Campus
04/29/20 WE 6:30 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Ralph Burin
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
THE VATICAN PART 1
Explore the rich history of Vatican City, the
headquarters of the Roman Catholic Church.
How did this uncultivated piece of land along
the right bank of the Tiber develop into an
area of such importance? How does the sig-
nicance of St. Peter‘s Basilica t into Roman
history? Examine its architectural heritage as
a wooden structure of the 4th century became
one of the world‘s most magnicent structures.
Live through the sack of Rome in 1527 based
on actual accounts of the event. This class il-
luminates the background of the Vatican and
prepares you to venture inside its walls.
LLI0061-007 Harper Main Campus
02/25/20 TU 6:30 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Susan Langworthy
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
THE VATICAN PART II
Take a journey inside the walls of the Vatican.
Have a look at the Belvedere Gardens, the
Vatican Library, and the Vatican Museums, and
see the great works by artists such as Rapha-
el, Michelangelo, and the masterpieces of clas-
sical sculpture. Learn about the contributions
and foibles of some of the more famous and
infamous Popes. Discover some of the lesser
known parts of this complex structure. Even if
you haven‘t been to Rome, you will come away
with a better understanding of this amazingly
fascinating city.
LLI0084-006 Harper Main Campus
03/03/20 TU 6:30 pm-8:00 pm
Instructor: Susan Langworthy
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
Books and Literature
COZY MYSTERIES BOOK CLUB
Cozy Mysteries are to die for! Maybe not literal-
ly, but cozy fans are some of the most devoted
readers in ction. Join this book club to explore
the charming elements of this beloved genre,
including an amateur sleuth, quirky characters,
quaint village, red herrings and justice served.
This spring, we ll do a bit of armchair travel-
ing (through Singapore, Scotland, Australia
and Canada) with our international armchair
sleuths. The monthly reading list for the spring
series is: January 30 - Aunty Lee’s Delights: A
Singaporean Mystery by Ovidia Yu; February
20: Death of a Gossip by M.C. Beaton; March
19 - Cocaine Blues: A Phryne Fisher Mystery
by Kerry Greenwood; and April 23 - Still Life:
The First Chief Inspector Gamache Novel by
Louise Penny. Please read each book before
class and be ready to share a deadly fun dis-
cussion led by cozy mystery lover and author
Laura Ehrke. Meets 1/30, 2/20, 3/19, and 4/23.
LLI0128-003 Harper Main Campus
01/30/20-04/23/20 TH 1:30 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Laura Ehrke
MEMBER FEES: $76 NON-MEMBER FEES: $152
MARY OLIVER: MARRIED TO AMAZEMENT
Mary Oliver, who spent a lifetime making a
world out of words, died on January 17, 2019,
at age 83. Her critics claim that her poetry is a
little too sweet, a little too easy. But her admir-
ers made her one of America’s most popular
poets. She encourages her readers to proclaim
with her: When it’s over, I want to say: all my
life I was a bride married to amazement. In this
talk we ll examine her life, her poetry of amaze-
ment, and her insights into the life of the spirit.
LLI0267-002 The Garlands
02/06/20 TH 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Jerrol Leitner
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
LLI0267-001 Harper Main Campus
04/06/20 MO 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Jerrol Leitner
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
TWO BY HEMINGWAY
This talk looks at two short stories, A Clean
Well-lighted Place and The End of Some-
thing, as examples of key Ernest Hemingway
themes: life is a battleeld, everyone’s wound-
ed, and the only response is grace under pres-
sure. In addition, we ll examine his life and
literary style to see what makes Hemingway
a permanent American icon. American writers
who came after Hemingway consciously imitat-
ed his style or worked hard not to imitate him
he was, and remains, that inuential.
Harper Main Campus
WE 10:00 am-12:00 pm
LLI0266-001
02/5/20
Instructor: Jerrol Leitner
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
Addolorata Villa
TH 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
LLI0266-003
02/13/20
Instructor: Jerrol Leitner
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
Friendship Village
TH 1:00 pm-2:30 pm
LLI0266-004
03/12/20
Instructor: Jerrol Leitner
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
The Garlands
TU 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
LLI0266-002
04/07/20
Instructor: Jerrol Leitner
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
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LLI is proud to be partnered with
Addolorata Villa. Be sure to check
out these classes, which meet at
Addolorata Villa:
Course Title Date(s)
Chicago’s Historic Motor
Row District
Jan. 29
Two by Hemingway Feb. 13
Jane Addams: A Chicago
Original
Feb. 27
Aaron Burr: The American
Intrigue
March 17
Germany and Israel -
Unlikely Friendship
March 26
A Wee Bit about Bonnie
Scotland
March 31
The Roaring Twenties:
Flappers, Cocktails & Mod-
el T Fords
April 29
THE GALAPAGOS-LAND OF DARWIN AND
VERY LARGE TORTOISE!
Ever since Darwin went on a naturalist’s voy-
age on the HMS Beagle, human interest and
inquiry continues on these isolated equatori-
al islands near Ecuador. Ongoing studies of
unique species of plant and animal life con-
tinues to support the Theory of Evolution that
Darwin wrote about in his book On The Origin
of Species in 1859. This class will take a look
at the variety of organisms and their adapta-
tions that made them so interesting to Darwin
and all of science. We will also see that the
interest has created environmental conicts
for the people of the Galapagos and tourism
as well as the natural species found on these
islands.
LLI0274-001 Harper Main Campus
03/11/20 WE 10:00 am-11:30 am
Instructor: Suzanne Rausch
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
LLI0274-003 Friendship Village
03/19/20- TH 2:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Suzanne Rausch
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
LLI0274-004 The Garlands
05/07/20 TH 1:00 pm-2:30 pm
Instructor: Suzanne Rausch
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
THE NEWS PANEL CLUB
Fact or fake? In today’s expanding media land-
scape, it can be hard to tell. Join this monthly
discussion group to examine current news sto-
ries and determine their reliability. Prior to each
meeting, a list of news topics will be sent to you
to vote on. Based on the results, topical articles
and/or video clips will be posted on our web-
site: harpercollegece.com/newspanel (or may
be emailed upon request) for you to review
before class. Using the news literacy toolbox,
Laura Ehrke will lead the panel in deconstruct-
ing the stories to discuss. Prior Deconstructing
the News course is recommended but not re-
quired. Meets 3/17, 3/31, 4/14 and 4/28.
LLI0161-004 Harper Main Campus
03/17/20-04/28/20 TU 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor: Laura Ehrke
MEMBER FEES: $80 NON-MEMBER FEES: $160
YOSEMITE AND THE WATER WARS IN
CALIFORNIA
Yosemite Valley- one of the most photographed
No wonder that it became a National Park!
Yet the resources in the park (like water) are
in demand. How does this affect the National
Park? What series of natural geologic process-
es created such a beautiful valley? This class
will also look into the ongoing need to acquire
water for one of the most heavily populated
areas in the Unites States. The problem con-
tinues due to a lack of natural water sources
sufcient to meet the needs of an ever-growing
population. Let’s look at historic efforts of at-
taining a water supply for the ever-increasing
need and how it has created a ongoing history
of man’s inability to control the most necessary
resource on the planet. This class will also
examine the water controversies of Yosemite
National Park and the Owens Valley as well as
the Salton Sea.
LLI0271-003 The Garlands
01/23/20 TH 1:00 pm-2:30 pm
Instructor: Suzanne Rausch
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
LLI0271-001 Harper Main Campus
03/04/20 WE 10:00 am-11:30 am
Instructor: Suzanne Rausch
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
LLI0271-002 Friendship Village
04/02/20 TH 2:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Suzanne Rausch
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
Current Events
A LOOK AT-THE WEATHER ON
PLANET EARTH
Weather has always been a source on conver-
sation throughout human history- and never
more so than recently. The storms and ex-
treme weather has put many regions on the
planet in peril. What is it that causes weather
events? How is it that we can make predictions
for weather for the coming season let alone for
the weekend! Why do Tornadoes occur? What
is a micro burst? How are blizzards like hur-
ricanes? Why do some countries have mon-
soons? How has the weather changed over the
millennia? This class will describe conditions
around the world and in various seasons that
cause our weather!
LLI0273-001 Harper Main Campus
01/30/20 TH 10:00 am-11:30 am
Instructor: Suzanne Rausch
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
LLI0273-003 Friendship Village
02/03/20 MO 2:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Suzanne Rausch
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
LLI0273-005 The Garlands
04/02/20 TH 1:00 pm-2:30 pm
Instructor: Suzanne Rausch
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
GREAT DECISIONS DISCUSSION
You will engage in a lively exchange of opin-
ions on world events led by Gary Midkiff. Par-
ticipants will acquire the 2020 book from the
Foreign Policy Association and read one chap-
ter for each of the 8 sessions. Class dates:
2/3/20, 2/17/20, 3/2/20, 3/16/20, 4/6/20,
4/20/20, 5/4/20, 5/18/20 from 9:00 A.M. to
11:00 A.M.
LLI0008-003 Harper Main Campus
02/03/20-05/18/20 MO 9:00 am-11:00 am
Instructor: Gary E. Midkiff
MEMBER FEES: $152 NON-MEMBER FEES: $304
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Health and Wellness
NEW YEAR-PERFECT TIME TO PLANT/
SLANT YOUR DIET
Know that increasing whole plant-based foods
is healthier, yet have minimal time and don t
know where to start? Good news The !New
Year is the perfect time to turn over a new
GREEN leaf. In one dynamic interactive class
you ll learn tips to
Sneak more healthy harvest fruits, veggies
and grains into your meals and snacks
Strategies to get in and get out of the kitch-
en quickly while creating nutritious meals and
treats
Eat out HEALTHFULLY -ordering, negotiating
getting what you want
Samples to enjoy proving that plant-based is
not only do-able but delicious !
LLI0289-001 Harper Main Campus
01/16/20 TH 10:30 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Joan Davis
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
RELIEVE STRESS THROUGH
MINDFULNESS PRACTICES
Are you tired of feeling overtired, overwhelmed
and stressed out? This stress relief class
is here to enliven and refresh your mental
thoughts and daily habits.
In this 3 week course we will go through the
5 attributes of Mindfulness and how to easily
incorporate them into your daily life. You will
learn the following: letting go, present moment
awareness, guided meditation, time with self,
and peaceful breathing practices. By altering
how you perceive your stress as well as others
stress, you can change your habits to bring you
more peace and less stress in your life.
LLI0296-001 Harper Main Campus
04/09/20-04/16/20 TH 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor: TBA
MEMBER FEES: $57 NON-MEMBER FEES: $114
SUGAR, FAT AND SALT: HOW THE FOOD
GIANTS HOOKED US
Get an insider’s view of how giant food compa-
nies have hijacked our taste buds and changed
the way we eat by developing and marketing
totally irresistible but totally unhealthy con-
venience foods. Attend this class to discover
what you re up against and learn successful
strategies to avoid getting hooked.
LLI0294-001 Harper Main Campus
03/02/20 MO 9:00 am-10:00 am
Instructor: Joan Davis
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
THE POWER OF PHILOSOPHICAL IDEAS
Philosophical ideas are often impossible to
prove true or false. Is there a soul? Does God
exist? Do we have free will? Does everything
happen for a reason? All of these are questions
that philosophers try to answer. But, perhaps
it is better to think not about whether an idea
is true or not, but what the value of the idea
would be to positively impact our lives and the
world we live in. This course will work back-
wards , asking students to reect on the big
issues in their lives, and then investigating the
ways specic philosophical ideas can speak
to these issues.We will likely discuss personal
issues such as dealing with loss, and societal
issues like the phenomenon of people being so
certain they are right that we lose the ability to
listen to each other, but the specics are up to
you. Course meets April 8th, 15th, and 22nd.
LLI0258-001 Harper Main Campus
04/08/20-04/22/20 WE 6:00 pm-7:30 pm
Instructor: John Garcia
MEMBER FEES: $57 NON-MEMBER FEES: $114
TO FAST OR NOT: LEARN ABOUT THIS
POPULAR NEW TREND IN NUTRITION
It’s been all over the media. Fasting-Amazing
for weight loss! Prevents Alzheimer s! Re-
verses diabetes! Can we get all these bene-
ts from simply timing and restricting eating?
Learn about the new research focusing on No-
bel-prize-wining studies on aging, intermittent
fasting and the Fasting-Mimicking Diet. Joan
Davis, RN, MS will answer questions such as:
Is fasting safe? How do I get my nutrients?
What can we learn from populations who have
traditionally fasted? Is there a Fasting-Made-
Easy plan? Learn the science behind fasting
so you can consider if this approach is for you.
LLI0290-001 Harper Main Campus
01/27/20 MO 2:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Joan Davis
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
History
A PEACE TO END ALL PEACE-THE
TREATY OF VERSAILLES AND THE
LEAGUE OF NATIONS
Not only was the Treaty of Versailles a poorly
constructed document, it also created many of
the conditions that led to WWII. Woodrow Wil-
son tried to mitigate the degree of punishment
Germany received but he was not successful
and in a few decades the world paid the price.
LLI0276-001 Harper Main Campus
04/14/20-04/21/20 TU 9:00 am-11:00 am
Instructor: Gary E. Midkiff
MEMBER FEES: $35 NON-MEMBER FEES: $70
AARON BURR: THE AMERICAN INTRIGUE
What became of Aaron Burr after the famous
duel with Alexander Hamilton? He tried to re-
invent himself in the West, as many Americans
have done. Working a high-ranking US army
ofcer who was also a secret agent of Spain,
Burr tried to pull off a scheme to make himself
rich and maybe even become the founding fa-
ther of a new nation.
LLI0270-001 Harper Main Campus
02/25/20 TU 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Joyce E. Haworth
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
LLI0270-004 Addolorata Villa
03/17/20 TU 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Joyce E. Haworth
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
LLI0270-003 Friendship Village
03/24/20 TU 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Joyce E. Haworth
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
LLI0270-002 The Garlands
04/16/20 TH 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Joyce E. Haworth
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
BURSTING THE CORSET: 19TH-CENTURY
WOMEN WHO DEFIED THE STEREOTYPES
A corset illustrates the lives of many women in
the 19th century: constrained and forced into
an unnatural shape. But not all women lived in
such a constricted way. This course will intro-
duce you to ten remarkable women: spies, suf-
fragists, agitators, reformers, women like So-
journer Truth, Elizabeth Van Lew and Mother
Jones, who moved out of tightly bound expec-
tations and left an indelible mark on America.
Class meets March 3rd and 12th.
LLI0268-001 Harper Main Campus
01/28/20-02/04/20 TU 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Joyce E. Haworth
MEMBER FEES: $35 NON-MEMBER FEES: $70
LLI0268-002 The Garlands
02/11/20-02/18/20 TU 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Joyce E. Haworth
MEMBER FEES: $35 NON-MEMBER FEES: $70
LLI0268-003 Friendship Village
05/07/20-05/14/20 TH 2:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Joyce E. Haworth
MEMBER FEES: $35 NON-MEMBER FEES: $70
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FROM SURVIVORS TO DPS: JEWS IN
POST-WAR GERMANY
It is a little known fact that right after the end of
World War II, over 200 000 Jewish Refugees
and Holocaust Survivors found temporary asy-
lum in Germany, of all places. The occupying
forces created the so called DP Camps for
these Displaced Persons and helped them to
prepare for a future life in the United States
and Israel. Join German Historian Anette Isaa-
cs and gain fascinating insights into Jewish
Life in immediate Post-War Germany.
LLI0262-001 Harper Main Campus
03/19/20 TH 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Anette Isaacs
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
GERMANY AND ISRAEL - UNLIKELY
FRIENDSHIP
55 years ago Germany and Israel reluctantly
entered into diplomatic relations. What at rst
glance seems to be a rather unlikely relation-
ship especially in light of the shared histo-
ry-- has evolved over time into a blossoming
friendship and successful economic bond. In
order for this to happen Germany had to face
its Nazi legacy and subsequent collective
guilt. Join German Historian Anette Isaacs as
she discusses how her native country has at-
tempted to cope with the guilt of causing the
Holocaust and how this painful but necessary
process heralded a new era in German- Israeli
relations.
LLI0260-001 Harper Main Campus
03/12/20 TH 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Anette Isaacs
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
LLI0260-002 Addolorata Villa
03/26/20 TH 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Anette Isaacs
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
LLI0260-005 Harper Main Campus
04/16/20 TH 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor: Anette Isaacs
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
GERMANY’S LIQUID BRESAD -
THE HISTORY OF BEER!
This year’s 100th anniversary of the Prohibition
in the USA presents us with the perfect oppor-
tunity to hearken back to the legendary history
of a revolutionary beverage that changed the
world: Beer, or more precise, German beer!
Once so essential to daily diets that it was re-
ferred to as liquid bread, German beer to this
day is a source of great cultural and national
pride. Join German Historian Anette Isaacs,
M.A., for a fascinating exploration into the his-
tory of this iconic drink that will also include a
look at the lucky German brewers who became
Beer Barons in the USA!
LLI0261-004 Friendship Village
03/16/20 MO 2:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Anette Isaacs
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
LLI0261-001 Harper Main Campus
04/02/20 TH 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Anette Isaacs
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
LLI0261-002 Addolorata Villa
04/16/20 TH 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Anette Isaacs
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
LLI0261-003 Harper Main Campus
05/07/20 TH 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor: Anette Isaacs
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
OVERLOOK U.S. WARS OF THE 19TH
CENTURY: 1812, 1846 AND 1898
This class will look at the War of 1812 against
Britain, the 1846 Mexican-American War and
the 1898 Spanish-American War). Professor
Gary Midkiff will look at both the political and
military aspects of each conict and their long
range impact on our country.
LLI0254-001 Harper Main Campus
03/10/20-03/17/20 TU 9:00 am-11:00 am
Instructor: Gary E. Midkiff
MEMBER FEES: $35 NON-MEMBER FEES: $70
THE ROARING TWENTIES: FLAPPERS,
COCKTAILS & MODEL T FORDS
Few decades have seen such dramatic social
and cultural changes as the 1920s. Celebrate
the 100th anniversary of the start of this tu-
multuous age with this illustrated lecture by
historian Leslie Goddard. Using photographs,
vintage advertisements, magazine illustrations
and video clips, we ll explore the apper, the
rise of jazz music, Prohibition, and the birth of
mass culture including radios, Model T Fords
and home appliances like electric refrigerators.
LLI0257-006 The Garlands
01/17/20-01/17/20 FR 2:30 pm-3:30 pm
Instructor: Leslie Goddard
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
LLI0257-005 Addolorata Villa
04/29/20 WE 1:00 pm-2:00 pm
Instructor: Leslie Goddard
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
THE UNITED STATES- 1932 TO 1941:
RESPONDING TO THE GREAT
DEPRESSION, GERMANY AND JAPAN
This course will be centered on President
Franklin Roosevelt and the wide range of ac-
tions he took to try to correct our economy,
nudge an isolationist Congress toward support
for the countries that would become our allies,
and prepare our military for the looming con-
ict.
LLI0275-001 Harper Main Campus
02/11/20-02/18/20 TU 9:00 am-11:00 am
Instructor: Gary E. Midkiff
MEMBER FEES: $35 NON-MEMBER FEES: $70
VOTES FOR WOMEN
To celebrate the 100th anniversary of the 19th
Amendment guaranteeing women’s constitu-
tional right to vote, join us for a discussion of
the battle for women’s suffrage and its impact
on the future.
LLI0263-002 Friendship Village
01/16/20 TH 2:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Nancy McCully
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
LLI0263-001 Harper Main Campus
01/23/20 TH 2:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Nancy McCully
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
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LLI is proud to be partnered with
Friendship Village. Be sure to check
out these classes, which meet at
Friendship Village:
Course Title Date(s)
Votes for Women January 16
New Year-Perfect Time To
Plant/Slant Your Diet
January 30
A Look at-The Weather On
Planet Earth
February 3
A Wee Bit about Bonnie
Scotland
March 5
Two By Hemingway March 12
Germany’s Liquid Bresad -
The History of Beer!
March 16
The Galapagos-Land of
Darwin and Very Large
Tortoise!
March 19
Aaron Burr: The American
Intrigue
March 24
Yosemite and the Water
Wars in California
April 2
Jane Addams: A Chicago
Original
April 9
Bursting the Corset:
19Th-Century Women who
Defied the Stereotypes
May 7,
May 14
We provide complimentary valet parking for
Harper members who attend our lectures.
Come inside and request valet parking.
Local History
and Culture
CHICAGO - CITY OF THE FUTURE
The biggest building boom in a generation
is well underway. Join certied Chicago tour
guide Jerome M. O Connor to view dazzling
developer - furnished renderings with personal
photos. See soaring towers, massive devel-
opments, and new downtown neighborhoods.
Buildings are more than bricks and glass as
will be shown through advanced styles by
world-renowned architects. See the extraor-
dinary plans for Union Station, the Old Post
Ofce, Michael Reese, Lincoln Yards, South
Loop, and the super-tall Loop planned down-
town buildings, including among others the
planned 1,400 ft. tall Tribune Tower East, and
the 78-story luxury tower across from Holy
Name Cathedral.
LLI0256-002 Harper Main Campus
04/20/20 MO 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Jerome O’Connor
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
CHICAGO’S HISTORIC MOTOR
ROW DISTRICT
Chicago’s Historic Motor Row District, is home
to the largest, intact, early motor colony in
the United States. Primarily located on south
Michigan Avenue, it was designated as a Chi-
cago Landmark on December 13, 2000 and
added to the US National Register of Histor-
ic Places on November 18, 2002. At its peak
in the early 1900s, as many as 116 different
makes of automobiles were sold and repaired
on Motor Row! The names of early auto com-
panies, such as Ford, Buick, Hudson, Locomo-
bile, Marmon, and Premier can still be found
on the building’s brick and terra cotta facades.
During this program, you ll learn about: the
early development of the American automobile
industry; the elaborate automobile showrooms
on Chicago’s Motor Row; several of the 116
automobile companies located there, and the
automobiles for sale in those showrooms.
LLI0278-002 Addolorata Villa
01/29/20 WE 1:30 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Barbara Barrett
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
LLI0278-001 Harper Main Campus
02/06/20 TH 10:00 am-11:30 am
Instructor: Barbara Barrett
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
JANE ADDAMS: A CHICAGO ORIGINAL
Social work pioneer, author, organizer, and
Nobel Prize winner, Jane Addams is best re-
membered for founding Hull House in Chicago,
a settlement house that addressed the needs
of Chicago’s poverty-stricken families. This
course will trace her life, from her well-to-do
upbringing in Cedarville, IL to her work as an
activist for world peace.
LLI0269-001 Harper Main Campus
02/20/20 TH 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Joyce E. Haworth
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
LLI0269-003 Addolorata Villa
02/27/20 TH 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Joyce E. Haworth
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
LLI0269-002 The Garlands
03/19/20 TH 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Joyce E. Haworth
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
LLI0269-004 Friendship Village
04/09/20 TH 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Joyce E. Haworth
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
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MOTORCYCLE
SAFETY PROGRAM
BASIC RIDER COURSE
INTERMEDIATE RIDER COURSE
ADVANCED RIDER COURSE
Earn your license! For up-to-date details
on the program, oered at convenient
locations throughout northern Illinois, see
our website at harpercollege.edu/motorcycle.
THREE-WHEEL
MOTORCYCLE
SAFETY PROGRAM
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NEW!
LLI INFORMATION SESSION
Attend an Info Session to learn about this
great program.
RSVP at ce.harpercollege.edu.
Thursday, May 14, 1:00-3:00 PM, Harper
College Main Campus,
Building W, Room W218
NEW WHAT KIND OF MUSIC IS THAT?
WORLD MUSIC
This course is a survey of traditional, classi-
cal, popular, and intercultural music around
the world. Among those cultures covered will
be those of Africa, the Middle East, Central
Asia, India, Europe, Indonesia, Japan, Chi-
na, Eastern Europe, and Latin America. This
course explores historical developments, cul-
tural contexts, communicative functions, musi-
cal forms and styles, instruments, and musical
philosophies. We shall also explore the interre-
lationships between genres and other art forms
(dance, theater, visual arts, and literature). We
ll analyze how these musics have cut across
issues of race, class, gender, religion, ritual,
politics, social movements, and cultural iden-
tity. Neither an ability to read music nor any
other background in music is required. Course
dates: March 3rd,10th, 17th, 31st.
LLI0280-001 Harper Main Campus
03/03/20-03/31/20 TU 9:00 am-11:00 am
Instructor: Issa Boulos
MEMBER FEES: $76 NON-MEMBER FEES: $152
Personal Interest
REMEMBER WHEN ...
PRESERVING YOUR HISTORY
Remember when Grandma made your favorite
dessert, trusting you with the secret ingredi-
ent? ...when Great Aunt Pearl told you about
life on the farm, and Uncle Pete told all those
corny jokes? Memories like these are trea-
sures you re entrusted with to pass on to the
next generations. Chances are you have col-
lections of family stories, recipes, photographs
and other mementos that you want to do some-
thing with, but don t know where to start. Learn
how to transform them into compelling stories
in this interactive class. Author Laura Ehrke
will help you get started with questions and
story prompts and review a variety of formats
to share your legacy, such as creating a fam-
ily cookbook, scrapbooking, blogging, writing
a collection of vignettes or book, and more. A
Harper College librarian will show you resourc-
es to research ancestry, historical documents,
and more.
LLI0292-001 Harper Main Campus
04/15/20-04/29/20 WE 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor: Laura Ehrke
MEMBER FEES: $57 NON-MEMBER FEES: $114
SCRAP-BOOKING 101
Get your photos out of boxes and from the
back of closets. Learn how to create scrap-
books that can be treasured now and by future
generations. In this series of classes, you will
discover the history of scrapbooks and how
best to preserve your treasured photographs.
Create a pocket page that adds a way to store
personal letters or documents in a unique way.
Explore a variety of embellishment techniques
by making samples you can refer to time and
again. Finally, learn what other ways you can
use leftover paper and supplies.
LLI0293-001 Harper Main Campus
02/13/20-02/27/20 TH 9:00 am-11:00 am
Instructor: Brenda Belarmino
MEMBER FEES: $57 NON-MEMBER FEES: $114
LLI0293-002 Harper Main Campus
04/16/20-04/30/20 TH 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Instructor: Brenda Belarmino
MEMBER FEES: $57 NON-MEMBER FEES: $114
Theology
INTRODUCTION TO WORLD RELIGIONS:
TALKING ABOUT RELIGION
These two sessions introduce eight statements
that enable a person to better understand reli-
gious terminology and methods for examining
world religions including, of course, one’s own
tradition. The topics include concepts such as
metaphor as religious language, religious mys-
tery vs. religious truth, God as unknowable yet
known, individual religions as closed systems,
and the fact that all religions have been unfair
to women.
LLI0295-001 Harper Main Campus
02/20/20-02/27/20 TH 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: Jerrol Leitner
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
THE THREE THOUSAND YEAR HISTORY
OF THE TEMPLE MOUNT
Sacred to the three monotheistic religions, the
Temple Mount or the Haram Asharaf, as it is
known today, in Jerusalem, is one of the most
ercely contested pieces of real estate in the
world. For nearly 3000 years, Jews, Christians,
and Muslims have slaughtered one another for
its possession. The First Temple, built by King
Solomon once held the Arc of the Covenant,
and dates to the 10th century BCE, The Sec-
ond Temple was burned down by the Romans
in the rst century. Today it holds the golden
Dome of the Rock. This holy site is four times
larger than the Acropolis of Athens.
LLI0286-001 Harper Main Campus
03/06/20 FR 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Ralph Burin
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
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Music
BEATLES: A MAGICAL HISTORY TOUR
The Beatles: Their History in One Hour - As a
musical entity, the Beatles has not existed for
over 45 years, yet their story, their personali-
ties and most importantly their music continues
to inuence our culture and our expectations of
popular music. With the use of audio and visu-
al content, participants will learn the arc of the
Beatles career from their development in Liv-
erpool, through Beatlemania into their psyche-
delic phase and nally their dissolution. Gain
a deep appreciation for the Beatles’ incredible
productivity, their musical and lyrical maturity
and their cultural impact. Course meets, April
16th, 23rd, 30th and May 7th.
LLI0145-002 Harper Main Campus
02/03/20-02/17/20 MO 1:30 pm-3:30 pm
Instructor: Gary Wenstrup
MEMBER FEES: $57 NON-MEMBER FEES: $114
MOVIES, MUSIC AND ROMANCE
Ever wonder what it would be like to experi-
ence dozens of the most memorable movie
scenes, love songs, and dance tandems all
in one sitting? Movie Music Romance is just
such an experience: a compilation of 38 classic
songs and dances from among the greatest in
lm history. Familiar faces abound in this new
2-hour presentation, Fred and Ginger, Elvis
Presley and Emma Stone among them. It’s
fresh. It’s different. Several scenes are cast in
a new light, from a different perspective, re-ed-
ited in a new way. And it’s peppered with lit-
tle-known historical facts. Great fun!
LLI0176-002 Harper Main Campus
04/16/20 TH 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Instructor: John LeGear
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
NEW MUSIC APPRECIATION
This course is designed to help students fur-
ther their appreciation for music. The course
will discuss how music is created, and how it
has been used as a creative tool of expression,
imagination, and entertainment. Students will
advance their listening skills and will actively
engage in discussions which leads to a better
understand of what music actually contains.
The course will explore western musical cul-
tures from medieval time through contempo-
rary trends, folk, popular and religious music;
along with a sampling of music from non-west-
ern cultures will also be explored. Neither an
ability to read music nor any other background
in music is required. Class Meets April 7th,
14th, 21st, and 28th.
LLI0279-001 Harper Main Campus
04/07/20-04/28/20 TU 9:00 am-11:00 am
Instructor: Issa Boulos
MEMBER FEES: $76 NON-MEMBER FEES: $152
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Travel
A WEE BIT ABOUT BONNIE SCOTLAND
Tour the vibrant and historic cities of Glasgow
and Edinburgh. Then, set out on a circle drive
to discover Scotland’s starkly beautiful land-
scapes and rich culture at iconic sites like Ro-
slyn Chapel, Loch Lomond, the Isle of Skye,
Loch Ness, Culloden Battleeld, the Cairngorm
mountains, St. Andrews, and many more. You
ll see hundreds of beautiful current photos,
hear the stories, and learn lots of facts about
Scotland in this informative travel talk.
LLI0259-001 Harper Main Campus
01/09/20 TH 11:00 am-12:30 pm
Instructor: Barbara Sugden
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
LLI0259-004 Friendship Village
03/05/20 TH 2:00 pm-3:00 pm
Instructor: Barbara Sugden
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
LLI0259-005 Addolorata Villa
03/31/20 TU 1:00 pm-2:30 pm
Instructor: Barbara Sugden
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
PRAGUE-CITY OF 100 SPIRES
Situated on the Vitava River, in the center of
the Czech Republic, the city of Prague, the
most western, literally and guratively of the
Post - Communist Capitals, and it has been
in the lead as the city has emerged into the
modern era. Cosmopolitan and extremely live-
able, Prague attracts millions of people every
year because of its unique blend of historic and
new. It is home to excellent new restaurants, is
known for its Gothic spires, palaces, graceful
bridges, museums, and parks
LLI0287-001 Harper Main Campus
05/05/20 TU 10:30 am-12:30 pm
Instructor: Ralph Burin
MEMBER FEES: $19 NON-MEMBER FEES: $38
LLI is proud to be partnered with The
Garlands of Barrington. Be sure to
check out these classes, which meet
at The Garlands:
Course Title Date(s)
The Roaring Twenties:
Flappers, Cocktails &
Model T Fords
Jan. 17
Yosemite and the Water
Wars in California
Jan. 23
Mary Oliver: Married to
Amazement
Feb. 6
Bursting the Corset:
19th-Century Women who
Defied the Stereotypes
Feb. 11,
Feb. 18
Jane Addams: A Chicago
Original
March 19
A Look At-The Weather on
Planet Earth
April 2
Two by Hemingway April 7
Aaron Burr: The American
Intrigue
April 16
The Galapagos-Land of
Darwin and Very Large
Tortoise!
May 7
Classes are held in the Burnham Room,
in the 3000 entrance. Please park in the
south lot and use the south walk. Golf carts
are available to take you to (15 minutes
prior) and from the event.
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LLI SPRING 2020 COURSE CALENDAR
JANUARY
9 A Wee Bit About Bonnie Scotland, (Harper Main Campus), 11:00 am-12:30 pm
16 New Year-Perfect Time to Plant/Slant your Diet, (Harper Main Campus), 10:30 am-12:00 pm
Votes for Women, (Friendship Village), 2:00 pm-3:00 pm
17 The Roaring Twenties: Flappers, Cocktails & Model T Fords,(The Garlands), 2:30 pm-3:30 pm
23 Yosemite and the Water Wars in California, (The Garlands), 1:00 pm-2:30 pm
23 Votes for Women, (Harper Main Campus), 2:00 pm-3:00 pm
27 To Fast or Not: Learn About this Popular New Trend in Nutrition, (Harper Main Campus), 2:00 pm-3:00 pm
28 Bursting the Corset: 19th-Century Women Who Deed the Stereotypes, (Harper Main Campus), 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
29 Chicago’s Historic Motor Row District, (Addolorata Villa), 1:30 pm-3:00 pm
30 A Look at-the Weather on Planet Earth, (Harper Main Campus), 10:00 am-11:30 am
30 Cozy Mysteries Book Club, (Harper Main Campus), 1:30 pm-3:00 pm
30
FEBRUARY
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3
4
5
7
10
11
12
13
17
18
20
24
25
26
27
Great Decisions Discussion, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
Beatles: A Magical History Tour, (Harper Main Campus), 1:30 pm-3:30 pm
A Look at-the Weather on Planet Earth, (Friendship Village), 2:00 pm-3:00 pm
Bursting the Corset: 19th-Century Women Who Def
ied the Stereotypes, (Harper Main Campus), 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Two by Hemingway, (Harper Main Campus), 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Chicago’s Historic Motor Row District, (Harper Main Campus), 10:00 am-11:30 am
Mary Oliver: Married to Amazement, (The Garlands), 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Cozy Mysteries Book Club, (Harper Main Campus), 1:30 pm-3:00 pm
Rome the Eternal City - Its History, Architecture and Art, (Harper Main Campus), 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Great Decisions Discussion, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
The United States- 1932 to 1941: Responding to the Great Depression, Germany and Japan, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
Bursting the Corset: 19th-Century Women Who De ied the Stereotypes, (The Garlands), 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Scrap-Booking 101, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
Two by Hemingway, (Addolorata Villa), 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Cozy Mysteries Book Club, (Harper Main Campus), 1:30 pm-3:00 pm
Great Decisions Discussion, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
Beatles: A Magical History Tour, (Harper Main Campus), 1:30 pm-3:30 pm
The United States- 1932 to 1941: Responding to the Great Depression, Germany and Japan, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
Bursting the Corset: 19th-Century Women Who De ied the Stereotypes, (The Garlands), 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Scrap-Booking 101, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
Introduction to World Religions: Talking About Religion, (Harper Main Campus), 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Jane Addams: A Chicago Original, (Harper Main Campus), 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Cozy Mysteries Book Club, (Harper Main Campus), 1:30 pm-3:00 pm
Great Decisions Discussion, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
Aaron Burr: The American Intrigue, (Harper Main Campus), 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
The Vatican Part I, (Harper Main Campus), 6:30 pm-8:00 pm
American Abstract Expressionist Artist, (Harper Main Campus), 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Scrap-Booking 101, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
Introduction to World Religions: Talking About Religion, (Harper Main Campus), 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Jane Addams: A Chicago Original, (Addolorata Villa), 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Cozy Mysteries Book Club, (Harper Main Campus), 1:30 pm-3:00 pm
MARCH
2 Sugar, Fat and Salt: How the Food Giants Hooked Us, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-10:00 am
3 New What Kind of Music is That? World Music, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
Great Decisions Discussion, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
The Vatican Part II, (Harper Main Campus), 6:30 pm-8:00 pm
4 Yosemite and the Water Wars in California, (Harper Main Campus), 10:00 am-11:30 am
5 Cozy Mysteries Book Club, (Harper Main Campus), 1:30 pm-3:00 pm
A Wee Bit About Bonnie Scotland, (Friendship Village), 2:00 pm-3:00 pm
Gustav Klimt - The Pursuit of Beauty, (Harper Main Campus), 7:00 pm-9:00 pm
6 The Three Thousand Year History of The Temple Mount, (Harper Main Campus), 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
10 New What Kind of Music is That? World Music, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
Great Decisions Discussion, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
Overlook U.S. Wars of the 19th Century: 1812, 1846 and 1898, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
11 The Galapagos-Land of Darwin and Very Large Tortoise!, (Harper Main Campus), 10:00 am-11:30 am
12 Germany and Israel - Unlikely Friendship, (Harper Main Campus), 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Two by Hemingway, (Friendship Village), 1:00 pm-2:30 pm
Cozy Mysteries Book Club, (Harper Main Campus), 1:30 pm-3:00 pm
16 Germany’s Liquid Bresad - The History of Beer!, (Friendship Village), 2:00 pm-3:00 pm
17 New What Kind of Music is That? World Music, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
Great Decisions Discussion, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
Overlook U.S. Wars of the 19th Century: 1812, 1846 and 1898, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
Aaron Burr: The American Intrigue, (Addolorata Villa), 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
The News Panel Club, (Harper Main Campus), 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
19 Jane Addams: A Chicago Original, (The Garlands), 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
From Survivors to DPS: Jews in Post-War Germany, (Harper Main Campus), 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Cozy Mysteries Book Club, (Harper Main Campus), 1:30 pm-3:00 pm
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LLI SPRING 2020 COURSE CALENDAR (continued)
MARCH, continued
19 The Galapagos-Land of Darwin and Very Large Tortoise!, (Friendship Village), 2:00 pm-3:00 pm
24 Great Decisions Discussion, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
Aaron Burr: The American Intrigue, (Friendship Village), 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
The News Panel Club, (Harper Main Campus), 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
26 Germany And Israel - Unlikely Friendship, (Addolorata Villa), 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Cozy Mysteries Book Club, (Harper Main Campus), 1:30 pm-3:00 pm
31 New What Kind of Music is That? World Music, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
Great Decisions Discussion, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
A Wee Bit About Bonnie Scotland, (Addolorata Villa), 1:00 pm-2:30 pm
The News Panel Club, (Harper Main Campus), 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
APRIL
2 Germany’s Liquid Bresad - The History of Beer!, (Harper Main Campus), 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
A Look at-the Weather on Planet Earth, (The Garlands), 1:00 pm-2:30 pm
Cozy Mysteries Book Club, (Harper Main Campus), 1:30 pm-3:00 pm
Yosemite and the Water Wars in California, (Friendship Village), 2:00 pm-3:00 pm
6 Mary Oliver: Married to Amazement, (Harper Main Campus), 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
7 New Music Appreciation, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
Great Decisions Discussion, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
Two by Hemingway, (The Garlands), 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
The News Panel Club, (Harper Main Campus), 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
8 The Power of Philosophical Ideas, (Harper Main Campus), 6:00 pm-7:30 pm
9 Jane Addams: A Chicago Original, (Friendship Village), 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Cozy Mysteries Book Club, (Harper Main Campus), 1:30 pm-3:00 pm
Relieve Stress Through Mindfulness Practices, (Harper Main Campus), 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
14 New Music Appreciation, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
A Peace to End All Peace-The Treaty of Versailles And the League of Nations, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
Great Decisions Discussion, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
The News Panel Club, (Harper Main Campus), 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
15 The Power of Philosophical Ideas, (Harper Main Campus), 6:00 pm-7:30 pm
Remember When ...Preserving Your History, (Harper Main Campus), 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
16 Movies, Music and Romance, (Harper Main Campus), 10:00 am-12:00 pm
Aaron Burr: The American Intrigue, (The Garlands), 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Germany’s Liquid Bresad - The History of Beer!, Addolorata Villa, 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
Cozy Mysteries Book Club, (Harper Main Campus), 1:30 pm-3:00 pm
Scrap-Booking 101, (Harper Main Campus), 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Germany and Israel - Unlikely Friendship, (Harper Main Campus), 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Relieve Stress Through Mindfulness Practices, (Harper Main Campus), 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
20 Chicago - City of The Future, (Harper Main Campus), 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
21 New Music Appreciation, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
A Peace to End All Peace-The Treaty of Versailles And the League of Nations, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
Great Decisions Discussion, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
The News Panel Club, (Harper Main Campus), 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
Color and Meaning in Renaissance Are: Confronting a Painting, (Harper Main Campus), 6:30 pm-8:00 pm
22 The Power of Philosophical Ideas, (Harper Main Campus), 6:00 pm-7:30 pm
Remember When ...Preserving Your History, (Harper Main Campus), 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
23 Cozy Mysteries Book Club, (Harper Main Campus), 1:30 pm-3:00 pm
Scrap-Booking 101, (Harper Main Campus), 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
28 New Music Appreciation, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
Great Decisions Discussion, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
The News Panel Club, (Harper Main Campus), 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
29 The Roaring Twenties: Flappers, Cocktails & Model T Fords, (Addolorata Villa), 1:00 pm-2:00 pm
The Art Deco Style, (Harper Main Campus), 6:30 pm-8:00 pm
Remember When ...Preserving Your History, (Harper Main Campus), 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
30 Scrap-Booking 101, (Harper Main Campus), 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
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5 Great Decisions Discussion, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
Prague-City of 100 Spires, (Harper Main Campus), 10:30 am-12:30 pm
7 Georgia Okeefe: Art, Image, and Modern Style, (Harper Main Campus), 10:30 am-12:30 pm
The Galapagos-Land of Darwin and Very Large Tortoise!, (The Garlands), 1:00 pm-2:30 pm
Bursting the Corset: 19th-Century Women Who Deed the Stereotypes, (Friendship Village), 2:00 pm-3:00 pm
Germany’s Liquid Bresad - The History of Beer!, (Harper Main Campus), 6:30 pm-8:30 pm
11 Edouard Manet- The Pursuit of Beauty, (Harper Main Campus), 1:00 pm-3:00 pm
12 Great Decisions Discussion, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
13 Ansel Adams: American Photographer, (Harper Main Campus), 6:30 pm-8:00 pm
14 Bursting the Corset: 19th-Century Women Who Deed the Stereotypes, (Friendship Village), 2:00 pm-3:00 pm
18 Great Decisions Discussion, (Harper Main Campus), 9:00 am-11:00 am
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Lifelong Learning Institute (LLI) is an experiential and discussion learning program for mature adults. It offers you fresh,
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Learn in intimate groups led by distinguished Harper College faculty and experts in a
variety of professional fields. Program leaders create engaging and innovative
programs specifically for lifelong learners. Choose from a new group of featured
seminar topics each semester. Courses are offered in areas such as: art, books
and literature, current events, health and wellness, history, music, travel
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