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Volume 5 • Issue 2
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SANDHILLS
COMMUNITY COLLEGE
THE AREA’S
PREMIER
ENTERTAINMENT
FACILITY OPENS
The Grand Unveiling
of the BPAC
Meet the SCC
Audio Visual Team
Continuing Education
Schedule of Classes
SCC Curriculum Programs
Stan and Jean Bradshaw Spring Semester 2020 || FREE
BPAC
BR ADSHAW TICKETS AVAILABLE AT:
PERFORMING
ARTS CENTER
www.sandhillsbpac.com
Kristina Henckel and Amanda Verielles Piano Duo
Tuesday, December 3 • 7 pm • Free • Owens Auditorium
Kristina Henckel Piano Recital
Wednesday, December 4 • 7 pm • Free • Owens Auditorium
Ruth Pauley Lecture - Michael Mann
Leaving the Madhouse: The Path to Climate Change
Thursday, December 5 • 7:30 pm • Free • Owens Auditorium
SCC Christmas Concert
Sunday, December 8 • 4 pm • Free • Owens Auditorium
Carolina Philharmonic - Pops: The Silver Screen
Saturday, January 18 • 7:30 pm • $30 and Up • Owens Auditorium
Ruth Pauley Lecture - Mark Anderson
Conserving the Southeast’s Amazing Natural Resources in an Era of Climate Change
Thursday, February 6 • 7:30 pm • Free • Owens Auditorium
SCC Jazz Band - Valentines Day Concert
Friday, February 14 • 4 pm • Free • Owens Auditorium
Quarternaglia Quartet
Tuesday, February 18 • 7 pm • Free • Owens Auditorium
Carolina Philharmonic - Painted Piano
Saturday, February 22 • 7:30 pm • $30 and Up • Owens Auditorium
Carolina Philharmonic - Viola Concerto Don Quixote and Beethoven’s 7th Symphony
Saturday, March 14 • 7:30 pm • $30 and Up • Owens Auditorium
Judson Theatre - The Odd Couple (Female Version)
Thursday March 26-Sunday, March 29 • $38 • Owens Auditorium
Carolina Philharmonic-Carolina Philharmonic-Three Tenors and a Soprano
Saturday, April 18 • 7:30 pm • $30 and Up • Owens Auditorium
Ruth Pauley Lecture - Bob Inglis
A Free Enterprise Solution to Climate Change
Tuesday, April 28 • 7:30 pm • Free • Owens Auditorium
SCC Music Department - Spring Recital
Monday, May 4 • 7 pm • Free • Owens Auditorium
Carolina Philharmonic - Season Finale: Cannons and Fireworks
Saturday, May 16 • 7:30 pm • $30 and Up • Owens Auditorium
Carolina Public Humanities: Humanities on the Road
and Sandhills Community College present:
Boyd Library
Saturday Indigenous Cultures:
Children’s Programs
Designed for children of all ages.
Art and Religion
A parent or guardian must attend with the child. Explore cultures of Indigenous communities through
religious beliefs and practices, visual arts, literature,
Spring Semester 2020 and musical traditions. Learn how practices have
February 8 evolved or remained the same in the face of outside
An African Safari - Creature Feature threats to the cultures’ ways of life.
March 21
Perfect Pets - Skin, Scales, Fur and Tails Tuesday, March 24
April 18 1 pm • Little Hall Russell Dining Room
Be a Poet - It’s Rhyme Time
Featuring: Dr. Emil Keme, Associate Professor of
10 am – Noon American Indian and Indigenous Studies, UNC Chapel
RSVP Required: konoldm@sandhills.edu Hill, and Glenda Pope, Associate Professor of Religion
and Humanities, Sandhills Community College
See page 23 for registration information.
The Katharine L. Boyd
LIBRARY ONLINE
Free to Moore and Hoke County Residents
Campus Tours
NY Times Best-Sellers
Walk through our Pinehurst campus, The Hoke
Adult & Children DVD Loans
Center or the Caddell Public Safety Training Center.
Children’s Section
Over 100 eBooks Look inside our classrooms and labs, view the grounds
and even take a walk through the Horticultural Gardens.
Hard Copy and eMagazines
Research Assistance °
Use your desktop, tablet or mobile and follow the link to
Community Computers • Free Wi-Fi Campus Tours at www.sandhills.edu.
°
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360° — View up, down, and all around.
Monday - Thursday 7:45 am-7 pm • Friday 7:45 am-4 pm
Saturday 9 am-1 pm • Closed Sunday
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Publisher ....................................Dr. John Dempsey
President of Sandhills Community College
Editor, Writer, Graphic Artist ............ Karen Manning
Director of Marketing and Public Relations
Photographer ..................................... Kelly Pfeister
Marketing Associate, Social Media Coordinator
Sandhills Community College Board of Trustees
George Little, Chairman
Larry Caddell, Vice Chairman
Joseph Clendenin, Secretary
Arthur Blue
Timothy Carpenter
James Cunningham
Gary Evans
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Eugene Horne, Jr.
Linda McCaskill
Helen Probst Mills
Irish Pickett
Dr. Alexander Stewart
Dr. Larry Upchurch
Sometimes something can happen in town that gets you so excited Sandhills Community College Administration
you can hardly stand it. The opening of the Bradshaw Performing Arts Dr. John Dempsey, President
Center (BPAC) may very well be one of the most thrilling events to dempseyj@sandhills.edu or (910) 695-3700
happen in the Sandhills in recent memory. This performing arts venue Brenda Jackson, Executive Vice President
jacksonbr@sandhills.edu or (910) 695-3731
isn’t merely a remodeling; it is a whole new reimagining of what an
Germaine Elkins
entertainment facility can be. Vice President of Institutional Advancement
elkinsg@sandhills.edu or (910) 695-3706
On the cover is Stan and Jean Bradshaw, the couple for whom the BPAC
Andrea Korte, Vice President of
is named. You can read more about them and the facility and view as Continuing Education & Workforce Development
many photos as we could pack into this publication on pages 2-4. Each kortea@sandhills.edu or (910) 695-3767
issue of the flightPath will have a schedule of all SCC performances for Ron Layne, Vice President of College Initiatives
layner@sandhills.edu or (910) 246-4109
the following semester on the inside front cover.
Dr. Rebecca Roush
On page 4, we have profiled the staff of the college who will keep the Vice President of Academic Affairs
roushr@sandhills.edu or (910) 695-3704
BPAC humming. No, not the music instructors: the behind-the-scenes
Kellie Shoemake
Audio-Visual Department. Vice President of Student Services
shoemakek@sandhills.edu or (910) 695-3900
The BPAC website address is www.sandhillsbpac.com and you can
Dr. Kirk Lynch
order tickets by following links from this page. Assistant to the President, Special Projects
lynchk@sandhills.edu or (910) 695-3866
One thing we haven’t explained yet is the BPAC logo. Since four venues Wendy Dodson
comprise the Center, the icon has four shapes. They hint at motion and Associate Vice President of Human Resources
movement upward, but if you stretch your vision, you will see that the dodsonw@sandhills.edu or (910) 246-2868
shape is actually the SCC icon rotated 130° and encircled. How creative Elizabeth Thomas
Associate Vice President, Chief Financial Officer
is that? thomase@sandhills.edu or (910) 246-4971
Another thing we haven’t mentioned is beginning Fall Semester 2020 David Farmer, Dean of Student Services
farmerdj@sandhills.edu or (910) 695-3714
SCC will see the addition of a new University Studies Fine Arts in
Lindsey Farmer, Dean of Planning & Research
Theatre associate degree program that will go hand-in-hand with the farmerl@sandhills.edu or (910) 695-3907
BPAC. Wendy Kauffman, Dean of Academic Support
kauffmanw@sandhills.edu or (910) 695-3814
Learn. Engage. Belong. Heather Lyons, Dean of College Initiatives
lyonsh@sandhills.edu or (910) 695-3701
Twana McKnight, Dean of Hoke Center
Sandhills Larry R. Caddell mcknightt@sandhills.edu or (910) 878-5803
Sandhills Hoke The Robbins
Community Public Safety Alfreda Stroman, Dean of Campus Diversity &
Center Center Cultural Programs
College Training Center
1110 East Central Ave. 111 N. Middleton St. stromana@sandhills.edu or (910) 695-3872
3395 Airport Road 333 Niagara-
Raeford Robbins Dr. Julie Voigt, Dean of Instruction
Pinehurst Carthage Road voigtj@sandhills.edu or (910) 695-3715
910-875-8589 910-898-0470
910-692-6185 Carthage All rights reserved.
© 2019 Sandhills Community College
Table of Contents
features Learn • Engage • Belong
Page 2-4 Spring Semester Important Dates,
The Grand Unveiling of the BPAC Special Events, and Closings
The curtain opens on the premier entertainment center of the
Sandhills. December 3 Kristina Henckel and Amanda Verielles
Page 5 Piano Duo
The Audio-Visual Team at the College 4 Kristina Henckel Solo Piano Recital
The trio that handles the audio, visual, and printing needs of the 5 Michael Mann (Pauley Lecture)
college. 8 Music Department Christmas Concert
24-25 College Closed for Christmas
in every issue January 1 College Closed for New Year’s Day
13 Spring Semester Begins
Continuing Education Curriculum/College Credit 18 Carolina Philharmonic-Pops: The Silver
Page 6 Page 31 Screen
Registration Information Registration Information 20 College Closed for ML King, Jr. Holiday
Pages 7-9 Page 31 February 6 Mark Anderson (Pauley Lecture)
Career Training Tips for Applying for 8 Children’s Library Program-An African Safari
Financial Aid 10 Spring2 Semester Begins
Pages 10-11 14 SCC Jazz Band-Valentines Day Concert
Advanced Manufacturing Page 32 18 Quarternaglia Quartet
Pages 12-13 University Studies 22 Carolina Philharmonic-Painted Piano
Public Safety Page 33 March 9-13 Spring Break for Curriculum Students
Pages 14-15 Automotive Technologies 14 Carolina Philharmonic-Viola Concerto
Technology Training Page 33 Don Quixote and Beethoven’s
Aviation 7th Symphony
Page 16-17 21 Children’s Library Program-Perfect Pets
ed2go Online Courses and Page 34 26-29 Judson Theatre-The Odd Couple
Programs Business Administration April 4 LSG Spring Plant Sale
Pages 18-19 Page 35 7 SBC Entrepreneurial Summit
College & Career Computer Technologies 13 College Closed for Easter
Readiness Page 36 13-14 Easter Break for Curriculum Students
Page 20 Cosmetology 18 Children’s Library Program-Be a Poet
Career Development 18 Carolina Philharmonic-Three Tenors
Page 36
and a Soprano
Pages 21-25 Culinary & Pastry Arts
24-25 LSG Bedding Plant Sale
Creative Living Page 37 28 Bob Inglis (Pauley Lecture)
Pages 26-29 Engineering Technologies May 4 Music Department Spring Recital
The Small Business Center Page 38 16 Commencement
Page 30 Health & Fitness Science 16 Carolina Philharmonic-Season Finale:
Continuing Education Cannons and Fireworks
Page 38
Class Enrollment Form Health Sciences
Page 39 Page 40 Campus Map
Landscape Gardening Therapeutic Massage Page 43
Page 39 Athletics
Nursing Page 41
Page 40 Basketball Schedule
Public Services Fall Athletic Reports
The Grand Unveiling
of the BPAC
The curtain opens on the
premier entertainment center
in the Sandhills.
In 2015, NC voters approved the The Bradshaws
NC Connect Bond Act. One of
the purposes of the Bond was to Stan and Jean Bradshaw and
build and renovate community their two daughters came to the
college facilities for the benefit Sandhills from St. Louis in 1998.
of students and to enhance the They brought with them a strong
economic attractiveness of the sense of community purpose and
state. The $3.8M provided to solid Midwestern values. Those
SCC by the Bond, combined values led them to success in
with private donations, allowed business and to a commitment
Sandhills to provide the region to make their community a
with a premier entertainment and better place. Stan runs Bradshaw
educational facility. Capital Management, an asset
management and advisory firm.
Named for donors Stan and
Jean Bradshaw, The Bradshaw
Performing Arts Center (BPAC)
Owens Auditorium
now provides the area with an The cornerstone of the BPAC is
unmatched venue for performing the 597-seat Owens Auditorium.
arts bringing musical, theatrical, The transformation of the facility
and visual arts to the Sandhills is nothing short of breathtaking.
region. Owens Auditorium has It features an enlarged, elegant
been completely remodeled, lobby complete with a 100-year-
and the improvement of three old, fully restored Bösendorfer
additional venues will impact grand piano, a concession
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the enjoyment and cultural stand, four lounge areas, and a
enrichment of college students captivating donor wall. There is
and the community as a whole. now room for the lobby to serve as
a reception area or event space.
Their generosity, combined with
the gifts of others and the Bond Visitors will be astonished when
monies, has enabled Sandhills they round the hallway and enter
Top: Stan and Jean Bradshaw are pictured with David Michael Wolff (far Community College to develop a the auditorium. The renovation is
left), Kathleen Wilford (second left) and George Little (far right) at the four-venue facility that will help stunning.
Ribbon Cutting for the BPAC. Left center: Jon and Jackie Giles (left) are seen the community celebrate the
The new seats were chosen
with Evelyn Dempsey at the plaque in Evelyn’s Courtyard. Left bottom: performing arts and make the
The enlarged auditorium lobby contains a grand piano and has room for for their superb comfort.
Sandhills region an even more
receptions or special events. Right: The spectacular Mary Luman Meyer The coloration gradates from
vibrant place to live, work, grow,
Society recognition wall is at the rear of the lobby. burgundy to orange to rust in an
and prosper.
autumn palate. Elevated on both
sides of the auditorium are 14
premium seats that are sizable
Feature
and exceptionally comfortable. a member and officer of the As a Sandhills faculty member
There are no obstructed views in Sandhills Community Foundation for over 50 years, Larry McNeill
the entire room. Board, Kathy has been a dedicated has honed the writing skills
friend of the college’s Guarantors of thousands of students and
In addition to an improved
Program and its commitment instilled in them a love of
room layout, the acoustics are
to expanding opportunities for literature and a zest for learning.
phenomenal and there is a new
Sandhills students.
state-of-the-art 32-channel digital An alumna of Sandhills’ music
mixer, a multi-screen projection program, Mary Margaret Left: Larry and Mary Margaret McNeill
system, and a fully digital Evelyn’s Courtyard Woodward McNeill has served were recognized with a marker located
near the entrance to the Boyd Library.
LED lighting system. Even the This outdoor area adjoins both on the Board of Directors of the
Right: The lobby of Owens Auditorium
restrooms have been remodeled. Owens Auditorium and the Sandhills Community College has been thoroughly remodeled
Foundation for over 20 years.
Local physician Francis L. Owens McPherson Theater, providing an complete with seating areas and a
open-air space for hosting pre- She was also instrumental in the concession stand. Bottom: Lori Ann
began his service to the Board of
formation of the SCC Alumni and Ben Owen were present at the
Trustees in 1967 and was a charter and post-event receptions. The
courtyard features an outdoor Association. BPAC Dedication and are seen by
member of the Sandhills College one of the two original vases in his
Foundation board. A native of stage as the focal point for
signature red in Evelyn’s Courtyard.
Pennsylvania, he attended the immersive experiences with live
University of Pittsburgh and performers. Two lovely Ben Owens
then earned his medical degree red pottery pieces flank the stage.
at Duke University. He practiced Long-time friends of the College,
medicine in Moore County Jon and Jackie Giles, recognized
beginning in 1935 and served as the impact of the “First Lady of
chief of staff and chief of surgery SCC,” Evelyn Condon Dempsey,
at St. Joseph of the Pines Hospital. the wife of President John
His efforts on behalf of the College Dempsey. The couple provided
were instrumental in not only the funding for the development of
funding of his namesake structure Evelyn’s Courtyard, noting that
but also the Kennedy Building she has proved to be a pillar of
that educates the College’s health support to Sandhills Community
sciences and nursing students. College for over 30 years.
The McPherson The McNeill-
Theater Woodward Green
This simply designed space, At the heart of campus is the
located in Wellard Hall, offers McNeill-Woodward Green. In
the ability to transform an area addition to serving as the staging
through flexible staging and a ground for SCC graduation each
variety of lighting configurations. spring, the newly redesigned
The McPherson Theater can seat McNeill-Woodward Green
80 people and is ideal for one-act provides a venue for large
plays, oratory competitions, outdoor concerts and theatrical
poetry slams, rehearsals, recitals, performances with easy-access
and lectures. The design allows for reception space in the Boyd
an intimate connection between Library’s Wood Reading Room.
the audience and performers in
a purposeful and uninterrupted The McNeill-Woodward Green
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way. honors one of the College’s
most cherished couples, Larry
Philanthropists Tom and Kathy and Mary Margaret Woodward
McPherson funded the Wellard McNeill, who continue to impact
Hall facility transformation. They student learning in countless
have been life-long supporters ways, including scholarships,
of the arts and education. As athletic engagement, and
teaching.
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Invited guests enjoyed the Dedication of the BPAC. Left row top: Joe Brown and
Brenda Jackson; Second: Liz Polston, Fred Hoffecker, Marcia and Gary Krasicky,
and Gerorge and Kathy Poteat; Third: George Little and Keith and Ginny
Thomasson; Bottom: Catherine Murphy and John Nagy.
Center row top: Music instructors Ryan Book, Terri Sinclair, and Kristina
Henckel will be closely involved with performances in the BPAC.
Center row bottom: Kristina Henckel performed during the Open House in the
McPherson Theatre. Right top and middle: David Michael Wolff and Natasha
Korsakova performed for the BPAC Grand Opening event.
Right bottom: The Michael Feinstein concert was a sold-out event.
Feature
The Audio-Visual
Team at SCC
The trio that handles the
audio, visual, and
printing needs of the college.
With the opening of the BPAC, all audio-visual equipment in
the Audio-Visual team will go classrooms and conference
into overdrive making sure all rooms. They also print banners
the new lighting, audio, and used at special events, large From left to right: Steve Melone, Dan Shea and Chris Waldrop.
recording equipment work posters about campus, and items
according to plan. In addition to needed in the classrooms by
managing the technical aspects instructors and order and supply Chris’ most stressful time each
of stage productions and special the college with office supplies. year is Commencement. “There Dan Shea
events, the department maintains are no do-overs – we have to get
it right the very first time. We Originally from Hudson Valley,
always work hard to make sure the New York, the US Air Force
enjoys a round of golf. He also audio is perfect from the music, brought Dan Shea to the area. Two
Steve Melone likes to play cards and grill to the singers, to the microphones years later, he was wed and settled
outdoors. for the Administrators… no one here after serving his military
As the Director of Auditorium commitment. Dan has worked for
wants the audio to blip out when
and Audio-Visual Services, 20 years as the Printing and Office
it’s their name being called.”
Steve Melone provides support Chris Waldrop Supply Services Coordinator.
for class and conference room Chris is a bona fide local. The He handles the printing needs
audiovisual equipment, oversees Most people like knowing what’s only time he’s ever lived outside of the campus and orders and
the scheduling for the BPAC, and in store for them when they arrive of Moore County was when distributes office supplies.
manages the sound and lighting at work each day, but not so for he attended college at UNC-
technical operations for the Chris Waldrop. “I never have a Wilmington. Chris went to Union “SCC feels like the idyllic college
auditorium and theater. He also typical day,” he says. “I never Pines and SCC before transferring. campus,” says Dan. “The
provides large-scale printing for know where I will be needed or He majored in communications environment and charm of the
banners and posters. where I will end up.” Chris’ job and returned to work at a local campus make it a special place
as the college’s Audio-Visual radio station for ten years. He has to work.” Dan even earned an
Steve has been at the college for Technical Specialist takes him Associate in Science in Web
been working for the college for
ten years. “It’s a great environment throughout campus practically Technologies from the college.
five years.
to work in,” he says. “People here every day.
are friendly and the surroundings He feels right at home at Most of Dan’s time outside of work
are quite beautiful.” The department members the college. “There is such a is spent with his family. His wife is
are called on for all AV needs, camaraderie among employees a teacher at New Century Middle
Years ago, Steve and his wife whether it be installing, replacing, School, his daughter is in the
here,” Chris says. “It is an
regularly visited his in-laws who RIBN Nursing program at SCC,
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repairing, or advising. “I am here exceptional place to work.”
lived in Seven Lakes. He fell in to back Steve up,” says Chris. and his son is in the Computer
love with the community and the “We’re the ones who run lights When not at work, Chris and his Engineering Technology program.
mild winters — he was visiting and sound and setup for almost wife enjoy binge-watching shows They have two other children and
from his home in New Jersey, anything that happens in Owens or reading. They also like to travel. five dogs.
where he was tired of the cold, Auditorium. Some events bring The beach is his favorite travel
harsh winters of the northeast. spot with Australia being a Bucket Dan also likes to watch hockey
in their own people to run point, and lacrosse, play the guitar, and
but Steve and I oversee almost List destination.
Having made Seven Lakes their is a self-professed Bible nerd.
home for 28 years, Steve still everything.”
Continuing
Continuing Education Advantages
Education
Enrolling is Easy
There are many good reasons to consider Online Registration: visit www.sandhills.edu/continuing-
education and select “Class Registration Methods” at the
Continuing Education training or classes: bottom of the page.
• affordable options for job training; Call (910) 695-3980 (credit card required). Office hours are
• scholarship and financial aid options available; Monday-Thursday 8 am-5 pm and Fridays 8 am-4 pm.
• short-term, quality, customized training leading Register in person on the first floor of Van Dusen Hall on the
Pinehurst campus or in Upchurch Hall at the Hoke Center.
to industry-approved credentials; Office hours are Monday-Thursday 8 am-5 pm and Fridays 8
• flexible scheduling; am-4 pm.
• cultural and personal enrichment offerings; and Fax completed registration form, located online and on
the final page of the Continuing Education section of this
• easy enrollment. publication, to (910) 692-6998.
Continuing Education
We make it super easy
for you to register for
our classes. You can
do so by phone, register
in person in our offices
in Van Dusen Hall, or
preregister online. If
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you have any questions,
There may be funds
please give us a call.
available to help you pay for
- Amanda Rovetta
Continuing Education courses. Registration and
Contact us today and let us see if Program Support
you qualify for our scholarships. Specialist
Contact Jason Levister at 695-3778 or levisterj@sandhills.edu or
Amanda Rovetta at 695-3776 or rovettaa@sandhills.edu to learn
more about SCC Continuing Education scholarships.Career Training
We can help you learn
new workplace skills,
improve those you
already possess or
help you explore new
opportunities. Take a
CAREER
Training
look at the classes we
offer this semester.
- Terri Rush
Instructor
sandhills.edu/careertraining
The Continuing Education Career Training program is a perfect local
CONTINUING EDUCATION || 910.695.3980 || sandhills.edu /continuing-education/ 7
resource for adult learners who want to improve workplace skills,
achieve job certification or recertification, improve employment
marketability or explore new opportunities.
Career Training courses meet the criteria for Continuing Education
Units (CEUs).
For additional information, contact Lori Degre at (910) 695-3939 or
degrel@sandhills.edu.
HEALTH CARE OCCUPATIONS Nurse Aide, Level 1 Nurse Aide, Level 1
Prepare to work as a Nurse Aide under
the supervision of licensed healthcare
Refresher
Certified Ophthalmic EKG Technician professionals by performing hands-on
This 40-hour program is for those whose
listing has expired on the NC Nurse
Technician’s Exam (COT) Learn the required skills to become a
certified EKG Technician and work in
patient care. Successful completion
prepares students for the State Board
Aide I Registry. Eligible individuals must
Exam Review a variety of healthcare settings. Topics examination for NC NA Registry listing.
have completed a state-approved Nurse
Aide I program and have a certificate or
This course will review the content areas include cardiac anatomy and physiology, Email perrys@sandhills.edu for a complete
transcript supporting completion. It is also
for taking IJCHAPO’s COT written exam. cardiac cycle, EKG strip analysis, 12 lead list of program requirements and contact
for individuals with a state-recognized
It will cover the topics listed in IJCHAPS EKG, and EKG procedures. This class Jenell Powell at 695-3965 for enrollment
or military healthcare credential. Please
website http://documents.jcahpo.org/ prepares students for the EKG certification approval.
contact Jenell Powell at 695-3965 for
documents/Certification/Criteria_For_ with ASPT. $205.50 + course pack
enrollment approval.
Certification.pdf#page=12. $185 + text CEU: 20.4
$130
Instructor: Alberta Purvis CEU: 9.6
Sandhills Main Campus CEU: 4.0
136 Kennedy Hall
$75.00 Pinehurst Campus Instructors: Marta Kane, Heidi Chalfinch,
Pinehurst Campus
CEU: .12 Instructor: Jade Mashburn Patricia Black, and Kerri Black
Instructor: Jenell Powell
104 Van Dusen Hall 107 Van Dusen Hall
1305 Jan 27-Mar 2 M 5:30-7:30pm 107 Van Dusen Hall
1307 Jan 22-May 13 MW 6-9pm 1310 Jan 14-May 12 TTh 8:30am-2pm
1314 Apr 3-9 F-Th 8:30am-5pm
Lab 2-4pm
Sandhills Hoke Center
Clinical 7:30am-1:30pm Sandhills Hoke Campus
Instructor: Ann Rowe
1311 Jan 14-May 12 TTh 4-9:30pm Instructor: Carol Mulcahy
109 Johnson Hall
Lab 2-4pm 129 Upchurch Hall
1308 Jan 21-May 7 TTh 6-9pm
Clinical 3:30-9:30pm 1315 Feb 20, 21, 27, 28 & Mar 5
ThF 8:30 am-5pm
Sandhills Hoke Center
Registration for Continuing Instructor: Margaret Dousharm
129 Upchurch Hall
Education Career Training classes 1312 Jan 13-May 11 MW 8:30am-2pm
Lab 2-4pm
is ongoing — classes begin
Clinical 7:30am-1:30pm
1313 Jan 13-May 12 MT 4-9:30pm
Lab 2-4pm
throughout the semester. Clinical 3:30-9:30pmCareer Training
Nurse Aide, Level 2 Pharmacy Technician AUTOMOTIVE Vehicle Dealers’ Continuing
Competency Prepare for the Pharmacy Technician
Certification Exam and for entry-level
Education
This course assesses all NA II skills identi-
employment. Topics include Auto Safety Inspection Required of all non-franchise vehicle
fied on the NA II Task List. After the Nurse Successful completion certifies students dealers in NC, this course will include
technical procedures
Aide II is determined competent in the to inspect motor vehicles under the NC updates of NC general statutes and DMV
for preparing and
required skills, the Nurse Aide II can be Motor Vehicles Safety Inspection Law. The policies and procedures.
dispensing prescrip-
placed back on the North Carolina Board of prerequisite for this class is a valid driver’s CEU: 0.6
tions, packaging and
Nursing NA II Registry. Please contact Jenell license. $75.00
labeling, controlled
Powell at 695-3965 for enrollment approval. Instructor: Wes Little 102 Van Dusen Hall
substance procedures, in-
Instructor: Jenell Powell 102 Sirotek Hall Instructor: Wes Little
ventory control, pharmacy
107 Van Dusen Hall $75 1338 Mar 19 TH 9am-4pm
calculations, and over-the-counter drugs.
Pinehurst Campus CEU: 0.8
Upon completion, students will be able to
$75.00
CEU: 1.8
perform basic supervised dispensing tech-
niques in a community pharmacy setting.
1328 Jan 13 & 14
1329 Feb 3 & 4
MT
MT
6-10pm
6-10pm BUSINESS
1316 Apr 15-17 WThF 9am-3:30pm 1330 Mar 2 & 3 MT 6-10pm
$185 + texts
CEU: 11.2 1331 Apr 6 & 7 MT 6-10pm Bank Teller Training
Medication Administration Pinehurst Campus
1343 May 11 & 12 MT 6-10pm Designed for those interested in becoming
a bank teller, this course includes an
Aide Instructor: Kristin Bickel
Meeting the training requirements for the 211 Van Dusen Hall OBD Emissions Control introduction to banking operations,
handling cash, balancing operations,
NC Board of Nursing Medication Aide Cer- 1323 Jan 21-May 7 TTh 6-9:30pm Inspection customer relations, and security
tification, this class prepares Nurse Aides This class certifies students to inspect procedures.
to administer medications to skilled nurs- Sandhills Hoke Center
motor vehicles under the NC Motor Instructor: Jamie Deaton
ing facility residents. Course topics include Instructor: Ashley Rivera
Vehicles OBD Emissions Control 206 Van Dusen Hall
scope of duties, legal and ethical respon- 108 Johnson Hall
Inspection Law. The prerequisite for this $130 + text
sibilities, administration of medications 1324 Jan 22-May 13 MW 6-9:30pm
class is “Certified Auto Safety Inspection.” CEU: 3.6
by various routes, infection control and This is also the Recertification class. 1340 Mar 17-Apr 23 TTh 6-9pm
documentation including commonly used Phlebotomy Technician & Instructor: Wes Little
abbreviations. Please contact Jenell Powell
at 695-3965 for enrollment approval. Clinical Rotation 102 Sirotek Hall
$75 F.A.A. Remote Drone Pilot
Learn the skills necessary to draw
$75 + text
CEU: 2.4 blood specimens in various healthcare
CEU: 0.8 Certification
1332 Jan 27 & 28 MT 6-10pm Prepare for the F.A.A. Part 107 Remote Pilot
settings and blood donation centers.
Pinehurst Campus Topics include venipuncture, specimen 1333 Feb 17 & 18 MT 6-10pm certification exam. Topics include flight
Instructor: Jenell Powell handling, record-keeping, and the 1334 Mar 23 & 24 MT 6-10pm theory, flight operations, flight training,
107 Van Dusen Hall healthcare profession. A Work Keys 1335 Apr 27 & 28 MT 6-10pm national air space, and weather. This class
1317 Apr 21-27 TWThM 9am-3:30pm Reading for Information test, drug 2344 May 18 & 19 MT 6-10pm uses the Federal Aviation Administration
screening, background check, and (FAA) Remote Pilot-Small Unmanned
Sandhills Hoke Center
Instructor: Sharon Parter
current immunizations are required for Escort Vehicle Operator Aircraft Systems Study Guide, North
Carolina Unmanned Aircraft Systems
registration. Email perrys@sandhills.
129 Upchurch Hall
edu for a complete list of program Certification Operator Permit Knowledge Test Study
1318 Feb 6-14 ThF 8am-4:30pm This course meets the training Guide, and North Carolina Department
requirements.
$205.50 + text requirements set by the NC Department of Transportation (NCDOT) Division
Medical Administrative CEU: 22.0 of Transportation to certify oversize- of Aviation UAS flight standards best
practices. Upon completion, students will
overweight load escort vehicle drivers.
Assistant Pinehurst Campus Course components consist of defensive be prepared to sit for the FAA Part 107
Medical Administrative Assistants are Instructor: Lavita Crichlow driving, escort driver requirements, skills Remote Pilot Knowledge Test and NCDOT
valuable members of the healthcare 104 Van Dusen Hall training, and an exam. Students must have UAS Operator Permit.
team handling a broad range of duties, 1325 Jan 21-May 12 TTh 6-9:30pm a valid driver’s license without restrictions Instructor: Larry Weber
including patient registration, telephone,
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Clinical M-F 8am-4:30pm other than use of corrective lens, must 203 Van Dusen Hall
scheduling, medical records, accounts 1 SA 9am-2pm not have a DWI or reckless driving within $130 + text
receivable, data entry, and medical claims. the previous 12 months, and must be CEU: 2.9
This class prepares you for the Certified Sandhills Hoke Center 21-years of age (can be 18 with a Class A 1341 Classroom Feb 4-Mar 5
Medical Administrative Assistant (CMAA) Instructor: Rachel Hall, CPT commercial driver’s license). TTh 6:30-8:30pm
national certification exam offered by the 109 Johnson Hall All initial applicants must complete a Flying Feb 22 & 29
National Healthcareer Association (NHA). 1326 Jan 22-May 13 MW 6-9:30 pm 2- or 4-hour defensive driving course that S 10am-2:30pm
$255 + text Clinical M-F 8am-4:30pm has been approved by the National Safety
CEU: 10.5 2 SA 9am-2pm Council. (This can be done after this class)
Pinehurst Campus
Classes can be found at:
https://www.nsc.org/safety-training/
Register by
Instructor: Terri Rush
203 Van Dusen Hall
defensive-driving/courses/online/2-and-
4-hour-course
calling
1320 Jan 8-May 13 MW 6-9pm
Instructor: Wes Little (910) 695-3980,
102 and 209 Van Dusen Hall
Sandhills Hoke Center
Instructor: TBD $75.00 using the form on
107 Johnson Hall
1321 Jan 14-May 12 TTh 6-9pm
CEU: 0.8
1336 Mar 21 S 8am-5pm page 30, or
1337 Apr 7 T 8am-5pm visiting us in
Van Dusen Hall.Career Training
Drone Video and Real Estate Post-Licensing Real Estate Elective INDUSTRY
Photography Effective July 1, 2020 provisional brokers
will be required to complete a 90-hour
This course will meet the four-hour
continuing education elective set forth by
This in-depth class teaches how students
program within the first 18 months of the NC Real Estate Commission. Construction Project
can use their drone for site survey
assessment, mission planning, equipment
licensure. North Carolina provisional Instructor: Allan Nanney, CDPE. GRI, SCP, Supervisor
brokers must complete at least one course SFR This course provides students with the
inspection, drone camera configuration
annually within three years after initial 103 Van Dusen Hall skills necessary to work as a construction
setup, and basic editing.
licensure to remain eligible for active Pinehurst Campus supervisor or job foreman. Management
Prerequisite: F.A.A. Remote Drone Pilot
license status. SCC offers all three courses. $50.00 skills in people and problem solving,
Certification
CEU: .4 planning, estimating, safety supervision,
Instructor: Mickey Prosser
105 Van Dusen Hall Real Estate Post-Licensing 1350 May 7 Th 1:30-5:30pm scheduling, controlling costs, and
resources will be taught. Scholarships are
$75
302 Contracts and Closings
HOSPITALITY AND
CEU: 2.4 available for this class.
Topics in this course include selected Prerequisite: 2 years previous construction
1342 Classroom Mar 24- Apr 23
FOOD SERVICE
basic contract law concepts, real estate experience.
TTh 6:30-8:30pm
sales contract preparation, sales contract Instructor: David Clark
Flying Apr 4 & 18 procedures, buyer’s due diligence, closing 207 Van Dusen Hall
S 10am-2:30pm procedures, Real Estate Settlement Bartending $185 + texts
Procedures Act, closing disclosure Students will learn the basics of bartending CEU: 9.6
Notary Public preparation, contracts for deed, options, as a profession or for leisure in only four 1360 Jan 14-Apr 30 TTh 6-9pm
A Notary Public is officially authorized to and selected real estate license status and Saturdays. Topics include popular mixed
education issues
witness signatures on legal documents,
collect sworn statements, and administer Instructor: Allan Nanney, CDPE, GRI, SCP,
drinks, wine, utensils, glassware, fruit
cutting, bar procedures, and ABC laws.
Forklift Operator
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SFR Earn the National Safety Council’s
oaths. Prepare to have proof of a high Instructor: Tyrone Thomas
209 Van Dusen Hall (NSC) lift truck operator certification by
school diploma or GED and no felony Clement Dining Room Dempsey Center
$130 + text successfully completing this class. Topics
convictions. $75
CEU: 3.0 include the basic design of lift trucks,
Instructor: Ron Utley CEU: 2.4
1347 Jan 16, 17, 23 & 24 stabilization of trucks, maintenance, repair
$75 + text 1351 Feb 1, 8, 15 & 22 Sa 9am-3pm
ThF 8:30am-5pm costs, and safety aspects in operation.
CEU: 0.7
$75 + text
Pinehurst Campus ServSafe® Food Safety and CEU: 1.1
Real Estate Post-Licensing
208 Van Dusen Hall
Sanitation Pinehurst Campus
1358 Feb 3 & 5 MW 5:45-9:15pm 303 NC Law, Rules and Learn the basics of food handling safety 102 Van Dusen Hall on Friday
1359 Mar 30 & Apr 1 MW 5:45-9:15pm
Legal Concepts and facility sanitation requirements. McKean Hall on Saturday
Sandhills Hoke Center Topics in this course include general Recommended for all food service 1361 Mar 27 & 28
108 & 102 Johnson Hall North Carolina licensing requirements, facilities, including supervisory personnel, F 8:30am-4pm
1355 Jan 21 & 23 TTh 5:30-9pm brokerage compensation issues, the culinary professionals, and food service Sa 8am-Noon
1356 Mar 3 & 5 TTh 5:30-9pm disciplinary process, specialized types staff.
Instructor: Karen Cusano Sandhills Hoke Center
1357 May 4 & 5 MT 5:30-9pm of real estate, property management in
201 Van Dusen Hall 102 Johnson Hall
NC, and miscellaneous NC laws and legal
$75 + text 1362 Apr 24 & 25
concepts.
REAL ESTATE Instructor: Allan Nanney, CDPE, GRI, SCP, CEU: 1.4 F
Sa
8:30am-4pm
8am -Noon
SFR 1352 Mar 23,24,30 & 31 MT 5:30-9pm
Real Estate Pre-Licensing 209 Van Dusen Hall
This class provides an intensive review $130 + text
CEU: 3.0 HUMAN SERVICES TEAM BUILDING
of topics and prepares the student for
1348 Mar 19, 20, 26 & 27
the NC Broker licensing examination.
Topics covered include real estate terms, ThF 8:30am-5pm Income Maintenance Sandhills High Adventure
contracts, leases, ownership, licensing Caseworker Ropes Course
law, finance, listing and closing of Real Estate Mandatory Explore a variety of skills associated with This ropes course will guide participants
property, property valuation, and building
construction. Update #9920 the Income Maintenance Caseworker
role to determine service eligibility.
through physical and mental challenges
that promote creative, productive,
Prerequisite: Work Keys Reading and Math, All licensed real estate brokers must and motivated teams. It will challenge
complete a four-hour mandatory NC Real Specific focus includes proficiency in the
Level 5 or higher or a verification of a post- utilization of the NCFAST application. participants to succeed in team
secondary degree. Estate Commission-approved update building, self-motivation, problem-
course. Other topics are skills in communication,
Instructor: Allan Nanney, CDPE, GRI, SCP, interviewing, time management, data solving, decision-making, and effective
SFR Instructor: Allan Nanney, CDPE, GRI, SCP, communication. A signed waiver, and
SFR gathering/compiling, and data analysis.
202 Van Dusen Hall Prerequisite: Intro. to Human Services. medical release form are required.
$185.00+text 103 Van Dusen Hall Participants must be at least 16-years old
Pinehurst Campus Instructor: Elizabeth Wilkie
CEU: 7.5 108 Logan Hall (parents can sign for participants under
1346 Feb 3-Apr 29 MW 6-9pm $50.00 age 18). Contact Sandy Perry at perrys@
CEU: .4 $130.00
Make-up test on May 4. CEU: 4.8 sandhills.edu for more information or to
1349 May 7 Th 8:30am-12:30pm schedule a private group adventure.
1353 Mar 17-May 14 TTh 6-9pmADVANCED
Manufacturing sandhills.edu/advancedmanufacturing
The Advanced Manufacturing Program offers high-tech, in-demand
Advanced Manufacturing career training through state-of-the-art equipment designed to meet
Education at SCC is made the growing demand for skilled workers. Through partnerships with
possible in part due to the local employers, the Advanced Manufacturing Program aligns class
generous contributions of offerings and curriculum to provide employers a pipeline of skilled
these supporters: workers with job-specific skills.
Classes prepare students to achieve national certifications from
institutes such as the National Center for Construction Education
Research (NCCER), Manufacturers’ Skills Standards Council (MSSC),
Electronic Technicians’ Association (ETA), and the National Institute
for Metalworking Skills (NIMS). Content focuses on safety and
fundamental job skills preparing students for gainful employment. Job
placement assistance and career coaching are offered to students who
successfully complete the course.
Opportunities are also available for high school students. Please see
your guidance counselor for more information regarding the high
school track and visit sandhills.edu/ceccp for additional details.
For more information, contact Deneane Smith at (910) 246-4117 or
smithl@sandhills.edu.
Classes are held
Advanced
manufacturingmodernized.com
at the Palmer
Manufacturing
Advanced
Manufacturing Our Mechatronics
Center on the program teaches
Pinehurst Campus students the
and at the
fundamentals of
Sandhills Hoke
industrial automated
Center in Raeford.
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technology and
prepares them for
a great career in
Learn all about industry.
our modern - Deneane Smith
manufacturing Advanced
programs: Manufacturing
manufacturing Coordinator
modernized.comAdvanced Manufacturing
PINEHURST CAMPUS
CLASS CNC MACHINING
Welding Essentials Computer Numerical Control (CNC)
The Welding Program will focus on the
essentials used in basic MIG and Stick Class Begin September 2020 - Pinehurst Campus
Welding and is designed to train students
for the basic welding skills and techniques Skilled machinists are in high demand, and employment
including safety, metal cutting and opportunities are possible in numerous industries. Learn to
fitting, and welding skills using generally create and produce precision parts utilizing state-of-the-art
recognized industry processes.
$185 + $100 material fee
industrial equipment.
Instructor: Brett Dysart
107 Palmer
CEU: 14.4
2437 Jan 6-June 29 MW 6pm-9pm
MECHANICAL POWER
HOKE CENTER CLASS TRANSMISSION
Mechanical Power FUNDAMENTALS
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Transmission Fundamentals Level I – Class Begin September 2020 - Hoke Center
Level II Provides the necessary foundation content to understanding
Designed to provide you with the
necessary foundation content to working with mechanical power transmissions.
understanding working with mechanical
power transmissions, this class
covers reading blueprints, industrial
mathematics to linear motion, drilling
speed calculations and more. Topics
are instructor-led with hands-on
demonstrations and troubleshooting
CERTIFIED PRODUCTION
performed by the student. Upon successful
completion, you should be able to identify
TECHNICIAN (CPT)
and apply learning to all fundamental Class Begin August 2020 - Hoke Campus
content and demonstrate safe, proper
maintenance and troubleshooting Taught by Manufacturing Skill Standards Council (MSSC) certified trainers.
procedures.
$185 + text Manufacturing Skill Standards Council Certifications: Safety, Quality,
Instructor: Burdett Rust
MOD 6 & 7
Manufacturing Processes & Production, and Maintenance Awareness
CEU: 11.1
2439 Mar 9-Aug 3 MW 11am-2pm
WELDING ELECTRICAL
Classes Begin August 2020 - Pinehurst Campus Levels I - IV
Classes Begin September 2020 - Pinehurst Campus
Level I
Taught by National Center for Construction Education
Safety • Metal Cutting • Metal Fitting • Welding Skills and Research (NCCER) certified trainers and
Level II overseen by a master NCCER trainer.
Physical & Mechanical Properties of Metal After successful completion of each level, you are qualified
Flux Cored Arc Welding • Interpreting Detailed Welding Drawings to receive the level-appropriate NCCER Electrician
Upon successful completion of each level, you can earn the Certification, inclusion on the NCCER National Registry for
level-appropriate NCCER Welding Certification. electricians, and can move on to the next level if desired.PUBLIC
Safety
LAW ENFORCEMENT HEALTH & MEDICAL
TRAINING SERVICES
Detention Officer EMT-Basic
Certification Course This class prepares students to provide
emergency care for the sick and injured.
sandhills.edu/publicsafety Offered under the guidelines and
Students will learn to respond to a variety
requirements as set forth by North
of emergency medical situations. Upon
Carolina Sheriff’s Education and Training
successful completion, the student can
Standards Commission, trainees must
sit for the state certification exam. Course
Whether you are seeking a career successfully complete 22 blocks of
requirements: a copy of your high school
instruction and pass State-administered
as a firefighter or are a seasoned exam as well as demonstrate competency
or GED diploma by first night of class.
veteran in Law Enforcement, EMS, 24 CEUs
in all skill areas in order to be eligible for
$180 + $5 tech fee
or Fire & Rescue, the Public Safety certification as a detention officer. Lecture,
Department has ongoing course demonstrations and practical exercises Pinehurst Campus
are primary methods of instruction. Text: Emergency Care, 13th Edition
offerings to assist. Engage in Contact Denise Cameron for registration Instructor: Linda Sheffield
experiential learning developing information at camerond@sandhills.edu 166 Causey Hall
the skills you need to be “Ready or 910-695-3944. 1721 Jan 13-May 14 MTTh 6-10pm
to Work and Ready to Respond.” Prerequisites: High School diploma or S 8am-4pm
equivalent.
Programs and course offerings CEU:18 Sandhills Hoke Center
are delivered in accordance with $180 + $5 tech fee Text: Prehospital Emergence Care, 11th
state agency requirements and Instructor: Bill Flint Edition
1842 Mar 2-Apr 2 M-F 8am-5pm Instructor: Robert Godwin
standards.
The Public Safety Department 1722 Jan 13-Jun 22 MW 7-10pm,
works in partnership with For additional information, S 8am-5pm
Radar/Lidar/Re-Cert
multiple accrediting agencies to contact Denise Cameron at R/L Re-Cert Feb 19-20 8am-5pm Larry R Caddell Public Safety Training
provide training, certification (910) 695-3944 or camerond@ Apr 1-2 8am-5pm Center
and recertification, and specialty Text: Emergency Care, 13th Edition
sandhills.edu or Jun 3-4 8am-5pm
333 Niagara-Carthage Rd., Carthage
programs to assist the needs of Michelle Bauer at (910) 695-3774 Jul 15-16 8am-5pm
Instructor: Daniel Hunt
Basic Lidar Mar 19 8am-7pm
local public safety agencies. or bauerm@sandhills.edu. 1723 Feb 27-Jun 19 THF 8am-5pm
Basic Radar Apr 27-30 8am-5pm
Public Safety CPR for Healthcare
Providers
Our training programs
For healthcare professionals who need
to know how to perform CPR and other
prepare local agencies lifesaving skills in a wide variety of in-
hospital and out-of-hospital settings.
to better keep our Prerequisite(s): None
Material(s): None
community safe. CEU: 0.4
$50+$4 card fee
- Robert Godwin
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Pinehurst Campus
165 Causey Hall
EMT Instructor 1724 Jan 26 Su 8:30am-12:30pm
1725 Feb 22 S 8:30am-12:30pm
1726 Mar 28 S 8:30am-12:30pm
1727 Apr 25 S 8:30am-12:30pm
1728 May 9 S 8:30am-12:30pm
View our
CPR & EMS
video at:
https://youtu.be/
G8SuDOOoiToPublic Safety
2020 Sandhills
Regional Fire and
Rescue College
January 24-26, 2020
Firefighter Certification
Classes
Complete your firefighter certification in
2020! Firefighter certification classes are
offered throughout semester on nights and
SCC Fire Academy
weekends at the Larry R. Caddell Public Whether you are a volunteer
Safety Training Center, 333 Niagara- looking for a certification class
Carthage Road, Carthage. Please contact or a seasoned veteran seeking
Michelle Bauer, Fire and Rescue Director,
at 910-695-3774 or bauerm@sandhills.edu
advanced certifications or
specialty training, come join us
Train for a Career as a Firefighter
for more information about class offerings,
Free Tuition for Current
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for the 27th Annual Sandhills
class times, and registration process.
Regional Fire & Rescue College. Volunteer Firefighters
Larry R Caddell Public Safety Training
Center This unique opportunity
$75 (waived for qualified students) provides local and state fire Certifications:
Text(s): Essentials of Fire Fighting, 6th and rescue personnel an
Edition opportunity to complete one of Firefighter I/II
CEU: .8-3.6 50 different class offerings in one Hazardous Materials Level I Responder
Orientation & Safety February 4, 6, 8, 10
weekend. From Basic Firefighter Technical Rescuer
Certification classes to Fire
Alarms & Communications
February 12, 18, 20, 22
Instructor and specialty topics, Program incorporates EMT-Basic and prepares
there is something for all skill students to sit for the state certification exam.
Fire Behavior February 24, 26, March 3, 5
Building Construction March 7, 9, 11, 17
and experience levels.
Personal Protective Equipment $105-205 February 11 -July 23
March 19, 21, 23, 25, 31 Class fee waived for Monday-Thursday 8:30am-5pm
Forcible Entry April 2, 4 qualified students. Fridays 8:30am-4pm
Ropes April 6, 8, 14, 16 CEU: .9-3.8
Rescue April 18, 20, 22, 28, 30
Portable Extinguishers May 2 Sandhills Community College Campus Classes at the Larry R. Caddell Public
and Larry R. Caddell Public Safety
Training Center Safety Training Center in Carthage
Fire Officer I Registration and course information
Application packets available at fireacademy.sandhills.edu
This course covers the knowledge, skills, can be found at
and requirements referenced in the http://www.sandhills.edu/fire_and_ or in the Continuing Education offices in Van Dusen Hall.
National Fire Protection Association rescue_college/
(NFPA) Standard 1021 for Fire Officer For more information contact Michelle Bauer at
I training. Topics include officer roles (910) 695-3774 or bauerm@sandhills.edu.
and responsibilities, budgets, fire cause
determination, inspections, education,
leadership, management, public relations,
and other requirements included in
the NFPA standard. Upon completion, View our
students should be able to demonstrate an
understanding of relevant NFPA standards Fire Academy
as required for state Fire Officer I and II
video at:
certification.. This is a NC Fire and Rescue View a Virtual Tour of the
Commission certification course. https://youtu.be/
Instructor: Jonathan Richardson Larry R. Caddell Public
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Cypress Pointe Fire Department
$135 (waived for qualified students)
Safety Training Center
CEU: 3.6
1658 Jan 4-Jan 12 SSu 8am-6pm
Follow the Campus Tours link
from our home page or scan this
code with your smartphone.Technology TRAINING sandhills.edu/technologytraining
Technology course topics range from the most basic information for the
absolute beginner to highly technical skills needed in the workplace.
Whatever your stage in computer use, your classmates will be right
there with you. Have fun, make new friends and learn to use computers
and technology.
For additional information, contact Lori Degre at 910-695-3939 or
degrel@sandhills.edu.
3D PRINTING Microsoft o365 Business
Apps Overview
Introduction to 3D Printing Maximize your efficiency by learning
Create 3D image files using the Tinker about the apps that are included in
CAD 3D design and printing app and print your o365 subscription. In this 6-week
objects. Upon completion, participants class, you will be introduced to Outlook
will have an understanding of the history, calendar, SharePoint, One Drive, Teams,
terminology and types of 3D Printing Microsoft Forms and Whiteboard. There is
technology and demonstrate an ability to so much you can do with these integrated
create and print a simple project. apps to ensure your day to day activity is
Instructor: Tyler Callahan as efficient as possible. Don’t just let all the
106 Van Dusen Hall tools available to you lie dormant.
$75 Instructor: Phil Laton
CEU: 2.4 105 Van Dusen Hall
1076 Feb 4-Feb 27 TTh 6-8pm $75
CEU: .9
Feb 22 & 29 Sa 8am-Noon
Technology Training 1091 Jan 28-Mar 3 T 11am-12:30pm
1092 Jan 28-Mar 3 T 2-3:30pm
Advanced 3D Printing
No matter your expertise
1093 Jan 28-Mar 3 T 6-7:30pm
This course is designed for those familiar 1094 Mar 24-May 5 T 11am-12:30pm
with technology, we
with a basic knowledge of 3D printing. We No class April 14
use Tinker CAD to create more advanced 1095 Mar 24-May 5 T 2-3:30pm
can help you master
3D Models including hinged objects, No class April 14
articulated objects, and objects with
computers, software,
custom supports. Students will gain an
understanding of Slic3r PE to prepare files WINDOWS
tablets, cameras, and
for printing on the Prusa MK3 and MK3S.
MakerBot Desktop slicing software will be OPERATING SYSTEM
much more. used to prepare models for the MakerBot
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Replicator 2X.
Instructor: Tyler Callahan
Windows 10-Level 1
- Brandi Swarms 106 Van Dusen Hall
Master the Windows 10 operating
system. Discover Windows applications,
Videography $75
terminology, and Start Menu functions as
CEU: 2.4
Instructor 1077 Mar 31-Apr 23 TTh 6-8pm
well as operational basics. Students should
have access to the Windows 10 operating
Apr 18 & 25 Sa 8am-Noon
system.
Instructor: Phil Laton
MICROSOFT OFFICE 105 Van Dusen Hall
$75 + flash drive
CEU: 2.4
Microsoft Office Overview 1079 Jan 13-Feb 24 MTh 9-11am
Learn a little of everything that Microsoft
Office offers including sessions on Word,
Excel, Power Point, Outlook, Publisher and Register by calling
One Note.
Instructor: Phil Laton
(910) 695-3980, using
105 Van Dusen Hall the form on page 30,
$75
CEU: 2.4 or visiting us in
1078 Jan 16-Apr 2 Th 12-2pm Van Dusen Hall.Technology Training
Windows 10-Level 2 EMAIL & INTERNET Photo Editing Using CompTIA Security+
Enhance your Windows 10 skills. Discover
how to use the Action Center and the All
Photoshop Elements 19 CompTIA Security+ is the first security
certification IT professionals should earn.
Settings screen, how to customize your Gmail and Google Advanced It establishes the core knowledge required
Desktop, set up, and use virtual desktops, Learn how to use Google Docs, an Bring out the artist in yourself as you learn of any cybersecurity role and provides
creating folders for basic file management, alternative to Microsoft Office. Even make about editing in Raw, using the Guided a springboard to intermediate-level
and how to use File Explorer. A brief face to face connections using Google and Expert mode in Editor, including cybersecurity jobs. Security+ incorporates
introduction to email and the Windows Hangouts. Google Maps, Google Earth and different types of layers and blends to best practices in hands-on trouble-
Store will be covered, as well as how to many other Google Apps are also included. correct or combine two or more photos, as shooting to ensure security professionals
update Windows 10 and keep it safe. Instructor: Phil Laton well as creating a type mask and montages. have practical security problem-solving
Prerequisite: Windows 10 Level 1 or prior 105 Van Dusen Hall Learn to frame photos, create twirl effects, skills. Cybersecurity professionals with
experience. Pinehurst Campus push a photo though text, add texture, Security+ know how to address security
Instructor: Phil Laton $75 and make a photo look like a painting. A incidents-not just identify them.
105 Van Dusen Hall CEU: 2.4 flash drive 8GB or larger is recommended. Instructor: Brian Ness
$75 1085 Feb 7-Mar 27 F 9am-noon Prerequisites: Elements 19 Part 1, or prior 105 Van Dusen Hall
CEU: 2.4 experience, and a good working knowledge $185.00 + Test Out Software($129.00) to be
1080 Mar 9-Apr 20 MTh 9-11am
PHOTOGRAPHY & of computers, using a mouse or pen tablet,
file management, and a creative mind.
purchased separately.
CEU: 9.6
APPLE MACINTOSH VIDEOGRAPHY Instructor: Darrell Kirchmann
105 Van Dusen Hall
1110 Mar 30-Jun 15 MWTh
Wednesdays are seated classes. Mondays
6-9pm
OPERATING SYSTEM & Digital Photography
$75.00 and Thursdays are online.
CEU: 2.4
IPAD Fundamentals 1088 Mar 9-Apr 20 MW 1-3pm
ONLINE TECHNOLOGY
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Take your photography from good to
great! Understand your camera controls Videography Basics CLASSES
OS Catalina Level 1 and learn to put a little of yourself into Set yourself apart from the hobbyists
Explore, understand and control the each photo. Classes will be lectures, and create professional-looking videos.
operating system of the Apple Macintosh Offered Online at www.ed2go.com/
demonstrations, critiques and discussions. You do not have to own a camera for this sandhills. Classes begin every six weeks: Jan
computer including numerous built-in You will be encouraged to share your work class, but it is helpful. Learn how to create
applications, called apps. Learn to manage 15, Feb 12, Mar 18, April 15 and May 13.
with the whole class. wonderful video projects just by using
the filing system for organizing and finding Instructor: John Patota a smart phone, iPad, or point and shoot Microsoft Excel, Word, Power
computer generated folders and files. A
flash drive 8 GB or larger is required.
202 Van Dusen Hall camera. In this class we will cover items Point & Access
$75.00 like b-roll, nat sound, audio, interviewing,
Instructor: David Bartlett CEU: 2.4 camera functions, and editing software. Computer Skills for the Workplace
106 Van Dusen Hall 1086 Jan 21-Feb 27 TTH 6-8pm Whether you are capturing a wedding, Keyboarding
$75 a commercial project, editorial work, or
CEU: 2.4 Blogging and Podcasting
1081 Apr 1-May 13 MW 10am-noon Photo Editing Using filming just for fun, this class will take you
from beginner to experienced. Google Analytics
Photoshop Elements 19 for Instructor: Brandi Swarms
Achieving Top Search Engine
iPad Basics Beginners 105 Van Dusen Hall
Positions
Maximize your productivity using many of $75.00
Do you have old photograph’s you’d like
the applications found on your iPad. Learn to clean up and organize? Are there family
CEU:1.6 Python 3 Programming
about Contacts, Mail, Messages, Calendar, 1090 Feb 3-Mar 23 M 6-8pm
memories and vacations you’d like to Game Development
Camera, as well as Notes, Reminders, better organize and share? Uncover how
Visual Basic
IT CREDENTIALS AND
Safari, and others. Downloading and Elements 19 can help you create catalogs
installing apps from the App Store is also and albums, import and organize photos, SQL Database Programming
included. Students must bring their iPad to
class with the latest operating system (iOS)
and perform basic editing. Learn how to
use the Editor’s Quick and Guided modes.
CYBER SECURITY Creating Web Pages
installed. Bring your photos back to life. Time WordPress Websites
Instructor: Dave Bartlett permitting, you will also learn the basics of CompTIA Network+ Photoshop
106 Van Dusen Hall using layers for combining and correcting CompTIA Network+ helps develop a
$75 photos and adding text and graphics. A career in IT infrastructure covering Networking
CEU: 2.4 troubleshooting, configuring, and
1083 Jan 13-Feb 24 MW 1-3pm
flash drive 8GB or larger is recommended. Understanding the Cloud
Prerequisite: a good working knowledge of managing networks. You will learn
computers, using a mouse or pen tablet, to design and implement functional PC Security
iPad Level 2 and file management. networks; configure, manage, and
maintain essential network devices;
Instructor: Dale Moegling
Continue studying the Mac apps found in
the iPad Operating System. Review iPad 105 Van Dusen Hall implement network security, standards, Registration
$75.00 and protocols; troubleshoot network
1 and then receive more detailed lessons
on additional iOS productivity apps. CEU: 2.4 problems; and support the creation of for Continuing
virtualized networks.
Prerequisite: iPad Basics or a waiver by
the instructor or Lori Degre. Each student
1087 Jan 13-Feb 24
2089 Apr 28-Jun 4
MW
TTH
1-3pm
6-8pm Instructor: Brian Ness Education
must bring an iPad.
Instructor: Dave Bartlett
105 Van Dusen Hall
$185.00 + Test Out Software($129.00) to be Technology classes
106 Van Dusen Hall purchased separately.
CEU: 9.6 is ongoing — classes
$75
CEU: 2.4 1109 Jan 6 -Mar 19 MWTh 6-9pm
Wednesdays are seated classes. Mondays
begin throughout
1084 Mar 9-Apr 20 MW 1-3pm
and Thursdays are online. the semester.You can also read
