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NYS OASAS CredentialedAlcoholism and Substance AbuseCounselor (CASAC) 1350CASAC Certificate program meets NewYork State Office of Alcoholism andSubstance Abuse Services (OASAS)regulatory requirements, are deliveredby expert industry practitioners and aredesigned to position you to successfullyattain your NYS credential. Our trainingprovides you with all the knowledge, skillsand professional techniques related tobecoming an effective and compassionatechemical dependence counselor. The entireCASAC program comprises of 13 subjectareas (350hrs). The introductory COREcourse are recommended for studentsto gain knowledge of alcoholism andsubstance abuse and professional andethical responsibilities (4 subject areas)(135hrs). Students may be requiredto take all or a combination of theremaining 9 subject areas based onacademic assessment of prior credentials.Applicants with advanced degreesmay have sections of program waived,pending NYS OASAS approval.Emergency Medical Technician(EMT) Preparation 1375Certified Medical CodingSpecialist 2600Emergency medical technicians (EMTs) carefor the sick or injured in emergency medicalsituations. People’s lives often depend on theirquick reaction and competent care. Throughour hands on training, you will learn how torespond to 911 calls, wound care, assessinga patient’s condition, patient transport,etc. Upon successful completion of theprogram, you will be prepared to earn yourEMT Certification from the New York StateDepartment of Health, Bureau of EmergencyMedical Services. Program Sponsor:Modern Health Resources, Inc. (144hrs)This course is recommended for anyonewho is preparing for a career in medicalcoding for a physician’s office and stronglyrecommended for anyone who is preparingfor AAPC’s CPC certification examination.This (100hrs) course teaches fundamentalmedical coding skills for professionalservices (physicians, mid-level providers,etc.,) and prepares the student to takeAAPC's CPC exam. The course covers CPT,HCPCS and ICD-10-CM coding. Assures abroad knowledge in reviewing and assigningthe correct procedure and diagnosis codesfor professional (physician) services. (120hrs)Pre-Req: HS Diploma or HSE. Tuition includesEMT Training Kit, but does not include textbookor related exam costs.Instructor: Karen Moreno, EMT CIC.HC-EM1000Tue-Fri 6:00pm-9:00pmOrientation: Thursday, 11/14 at 6pmDecember 2019Pre-Req: HS Diploma or GED, 18 years ofage and NYS residency. Textbook and relatedexam fees not included in tuition.Emergency Medical Technician(EMT) Refresher (NEW!) 500Coordinator: Ronda MarrimonEMT Refresher program has adopted theNational Emergency Medical ServicesEducational Standards and uses bothon-line written and in class practicalexaminations to uncover areas of weaknessin didactic knowledge and practical skillproficiency. The student will only berequired to attend those sessions that aremandatory and the sessions related to thechallenge exam topics the student failed.OASAS Section ICase Management 240 (24 Credit hrs.)Instructor:TBASaturdays Only; 10:00am – 1:00pmSept 7 – Oct 26Drugs 101 Cost 300 (30 Credit Hrs.)Mondays Only; 6:00pm–9:00pmNov 18 – Feb 10OASAS Section IITheories of Human Growth 240(24 Credit Hrs.)Mondays Only; 6:00pm– 9:00pmSept 9 – Nov 4Advanced Study of Alcoholism 300(30 credit hrs.)Saturdays Only; 6pm – 9pmNov 9 – Jan 11OASAS Section IIITreatment Planning 240(24 Credit Hrs.)Tue & Thu; 6:00pm – 9:00pmNov 5 – Dec 3All rules and regulations of the EMT refresherprogram will be outlined the first session ofclass. These rules and regulations are strictlyenforced as per the New York State Departmentof Health EMS Bureau. Eligible studentswill take the New York State Certificationexam for Emergency Medical Technicians.This program is offered in collaborationwith Modern Health Resources Inc.Pre-Req: EMT lic# (Blue card)Instructors: Karen Moreno, EMT CIC.HC-EM100BTue-Fri, 6:00pm-9:00pmPre-Req: Anatomy & Physiology and MedicalTerminology Textbook, related fees notincluded in tuition.Instructors: Myrtle Walcott, RHIT, CPC, BS,MSA.HC-CCS801Saturdays, 9:30am-3:30pmOrientation:Saturday, 9/28 at 11:30amCertified Medical AdministrativeAssistant (CMAA) 2095This training will provide you with skills tobecome a Certified Medical AdministrativeAssistant (CMAA), credentialed by NHA,(National Healthcareer Association) thecertification recognized by employers.This course prepares you to become awell-rounded CMAA, able to function inan administrative/clerical capacity in amedical office, hospital or related healthcareenvironment. In addition to learning industrystandard healthcare administrative skills,you will also learn body systems, medicalterminologies, ICD-10CM coding, healthinformation management and more. (160hrs)Pre-Req: HS Diploma or HSE. Textbook,related exam fees not included in tuition.Instructor: Myrtle Walcott, RHIT, CPC, BS,MSA.HC-CMA01Saturdays, 9:30am-3:30pmOrientation:Saturday, 9/28 at 11:30amOASAS Section IVEthical Issues 450(45 Credit Hrs.)Tue & Thu; 6:00pm – 9:00pmSept 10 – Oct 29Medgar Evers College Fall 2019 Workforce Development/Adult and Continuing Education Guide

WFD-ACE EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION:Register during September 5 through October 5 to receive a 5% DISCOUNT, off select WFD-ACE courses.FALL '19 WFD-ACE OPEN HOUSE September 19, 2019 6:00PM – 8:00PM 1650 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11225CERTIFICATE PROGRAM - BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURIAL/REAL ESTATE INSTITUTEBookkeeping and Accounting forBeginners 1750New York State Real EstateSalesperson 485Bookkeepers and Accountants maintainthe financial records of a businessorganization. This certificate program trainsyou to maintain those vital records. Ourprogram consists of the following sections:Fundamentals of Bookkeeping, Bookkeepingand Accounting II, QuickBooks andMicrosoft Excel. Our Payroll Administrationcourse is an elective and compliments theknowledge gained in this program. (100hrs)Our Real Estate Salesperson Licensingcertificate bearing course meets NewYork State Division of Licensing Servicesrequirements and is the mandatoryprerequisite to taking the NYS Real EstateSalesperson Exam. (75hrs)Pre-Req: HS Diploma or HSE. Textbook notincluded in tuition.Instructors: Chudi Chiejina, BA, MS,BI-OS4000Tue & Thu, 6:00pm-9:00pmOct 10-Jan 236Pre-Req: HS Diploma or HSE. Textbook notincluded in tuition.Instructor: Trisha Ocona Francis, President,RealestateOCONA.BI-RE101Mon & Wed, 6:00pm-9:00pmOct 16-Jan 22Fall’19Fall ‘19www.mec.cuny.edu/ace

CERTIFICATE PROGRAM - BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURIAL/REAL ESTATE INSTITUTEProperty ManagementPrinciples 185Introduction to Real EstateConcepts & Careers 185Commercial Real Estate Basics &Practices 185This course was designed to provide knowledgeand insight to industry professionals thatmanaged various types of real estate. ThePrinciples of Property Management willbreakdown the, who, what, why, and whenof the industry and give the student a greatunderstanding outlined with real life detailsand examples. From defining the role of aproperty manager, dealing with vendors, tenantcommunications, budgeting and finances,students will be able to discuss the manyelements of the industry with confidence.This course is designed for individuals thatwish to either enter into, or learn aboutproperty management to further their currentcareer path. The Property ManagementPrinciples course will empower individualswith the needed tools to fully understandthe industry of property management andbecome a successful professional. (9hrs)In this introductory course to the worldof Real Estate, the class will cover basictopics concerning what real estate is, whoare the players and how a beginner canget started and the various careers andsub-industries. From defining real estate,real estate agents and brokers, homeinspectors, license requirements, contracts,concepts of brokerage, and exploringvarious real estate careers, learners willbe able to discuss the basic elementsof the industry. This course is especiallygeared for individuals who wish to enter theprofession from the ground up, regardlessof their current career. The Introductionto Basic Real Estate course will empowerindividuals with the needed knowledgeso that they can embark on a successfulcareer in one of many fields of the thrivingand exciting world of real estate. (9hrs)The Commercial Real Estate Standards coursewas designed to provide detailed insightinto the world of commercial real estate forbeginners and seasoned professionals alike. Thiscourse will take students through important CREtopics such as financing, management, workingwith industry professionals, certifications, basicaccounting, asset management, designationsand networking. The focus is on giving studentspractical working knowledge to be used inthe field in order to start and enhance careerpaths. The Commercial Real Estate Standardscertificate will empower students with theneeded knowledge and tools to understandthe industry better to either launch or enhancetheir commercial real estate careers. (9hrs)Pre-Req: HS Diploma or HSE. Textbook notrequired.Pre-Req: HS Diploma or HSE. Textbook notrequired.Instructors: Tywan Anthony, ARM, RAM, NYARM.Instructors: Tywan Anthony, ARM, RAM,NYARMBM-PM100Tuesdays 6:30pm-9:30pmBI-REC101Tuesdays, 6:30pm-9:30pmTBDTBDFall’19Pre-Req: HS Diploma or HSE. Textbook notincluded in tuition.Instructor: Trisha Ocona Francis, President,RealestateOCONA.BI-REB001Tuesdays, 6:30pm-9:30pmTBDFall’19Fall’19Medgar Evers College Fall 2019 Workforce Development/Adult and Continuing Education Guide

CERTIFICATE PROGRAM - COMPUTER TECHNOLOGYMicrosoft Office forBeginners 1250Our certificate program is designed forthe novice or beginner user of computersand the Microsoft Office suite. Througha combination of in class lecture, handson training and projects, you will gain afoundational level of training designedto prepare you to effectively use MSOffice for a variety of applications. Thefull program consists of the followingcourses: MS Word, MS Excel, MSPowerPoint and MS Access. (60hrs)Pre-Req: Computer Basics & Keyboarding.Textbook not included in tuitionInstructors: Linda Gaddy, MS, Ed., CertifiedEducational Technology SpecialistCT-MC5015Mon & Wed, 6:00pm-9:00pmOct 30 - Jan 22Fall’19WFD-ACE EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION:Register during September 2 through October 5 to receive a 5% DISCOUNT, off select WFD-ACE courses.FALL '19 WFD-ACE OPEN HOUSE September 19, 2019 6:00PM – 8:00PM 1650 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11225PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT - LIFE AND RESCUE SKILLSHeart saver CPR/AED& First Aid 95Our American Heart Association approvedcourse is designed to teach you howto manage illnesses and injuries in thefirst few minutes until professional helparrives. Including: Basic First Aid; GeneralPrinciples; Medical Emergencies; InjuryEmergencies; Environmental Emergencies;Adult/ Child CPR; & AED use. Designed forthose who have a duty to respond to a firstaid or cardiac emergency because of jobresponsibility or regulatory requirements.(4hrs.)Pre-Req: None.Instructor: Janelle Lowe, MD.HC-HSC100Sat 10:00am – 3:00pmNov 16, or Dec 148Fall’19www.mec.cuny.edu/ace

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT - EDUCATIONAL PREPARATIONTASC/High School Equivalency(Formerly GED) 165New York State has selected a new highschool equivalency test called the TestAssessing Secondary Completion (TASC )to replace the General EducationalDevelopment (GED ) as the primarypathway to a New York State High SchoolEquivalency Diploma effective January 2,2014. The TASC assesses five subject areasincluding reading, writing, mathematics,science, and social studies, each on awaiting list plus a 25.00 registrationfee. The test has been nationally-normedand measures an individual’s level ofachievement relative to that of graduatinghigh school seniors and readiness forcollege and the workforce as outlinedby the Common Core State Standards.Pre-Req: None. All students are expected topurchase the required textbook and a TexasInstruments TI-30XS Multiview calculator.Not included in tuition.Instructors: TBA30-hr Math Readiness WorkshopED-AC201Saturdays 9:30am-12:30pmOct 12-Dec 14Fall’19PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTBUSINESS ANDENTREPRENEURIALComputer Basics 325 (per)In this course, you will learn foundationalskills to fully understand the basic elementsof computer hardware and software whilelearning how to browse the internet, createand send emails, and much more. If this isyour first time using a computer, then thistraining is specifically designed for you. Thecourse is based around keyboarding (21hrs)Pre-Req: None. Textbook not required.Instructors: Linda Gaddy, MS, Ed., CertifiedEducational Technology SpecialistCT-MC400 (Weeknights)Tue & Thu 6:00pm-9:00pmOct 2-Oct 28Fall’19Medgar Evers College Fall 2019 Workforce Development/Adult and Continuing Education Guide

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT - BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURIALNotary Public Seminar 150This intensive 4-hour seminar preparesyou to pass the Notary Public exam and isrecommended for public service employees,law office, real estate firms and banks.You will receive sample tests, a handbook,a notary book of actual laws, rules andprocedures on the exam and test application.US citizenship is required. (4hrs)Pre-Req: None. Textbook not required.Instructors: Valerie Kirton-Nance, AAS, BS, MS.BI-SM102Sun, 9:30am-1:30pmOct 20 or Nov 17Fall’19WFD-ACE EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION:Register during September 2 through October 5 to receive a 5% DISCOUNT, off select WFD-ACE courses.FALL '19 WFD-ACE OPEN HOUSE September 19, 2019 6:00PM – 8:00PM 1650 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn, NY 11225PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT - BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURIALThe Business of Music 500Financial Sustainability 135For those interested in music industry! This 8week course we will dissect the inner workingsof the business of music. Those componentsinclude the mechanics of streaming, publishing,marketing strategies, merchandising, touring,etc. We will also delve into the differencesbetween major record labels and independents.We will have an array of guest speakers todiscuss legal representation, branding, radioprogramming and more. This course will prepareyou for the music industry by showing you howto start you own company and giving you thetools needed to negotiate for future partnership.(45hrs)This course offers a practical approach tofinancial issues. Emphasis is on financialchallenges likely encountered by the averageperson and provides insight on strategicmethods seldom shared in great detailabout the concept of finances, while at thesame time explaining in practical terms.Using my S.U.S.T.A.I.N Method , you willlearn traditional and new strategies, andalso short and long-term goal settingsthat enable you to live off your savingsand investments with potential to createintergenerational and communal freedomsechoing the tenants of Cooperatives. (9hrs)Pre-Req: HS Diploma or HSE. Textbook notincluded in tuition.Pre-Req: None.Instructor: Torae CarrInstructors: M’bwebe IshangiPD-BM100Mon & Wed, 6:00pm-9:00pmPD-FS100Sat, 10:00am-11:30amOct 24 - Dec 1210Fall’19Oct 12 - Nov 16Fall’19www.mec.cuny.edu/ace

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT - BUSINESS AND ENTREPRENEURIALWriting Fundamentals 1 250Fiction Writing 375Writing is a powerful way of communication.In this class, you will improve your writingskills by learning the parts of speech and thefundamental principles of effective writing.This course will provide you with the coreelements needed to enhance your skills,change how you feel about your writing, andboost your confidence. (15hrs)Interested in beginning a novel or writing ashort story? The Center for Black Literatureat Medgar Evers College is offering a 4-partFiction Writing Workshop. Get yourself startedby working with an established, publishedauthor and learn tools to hone the craft ofcreative writing. Beginners welcome. (8hrs)Part 1: Character; Part 2: Setting;Part 3: Plot; Part 4: Now What?Pre-Req: None. Textbook not required.Instructor: TBAED-AC122ASat, 10:00am-1:00pmDates:TBAPre-Req: HS Diploma or HSE. Note: Individualparts may be taken a-la-cart at a cost of 95.00each.Instructor: Donna HillFall’19ED-FW100Mondays, 6:00pm-8:00pmOct 7 - Nov 4Fall’19PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT - COMPUTER TECHNOLOGYGraphic Design Basics 350Broaden your understanding of graphicdesign concepts and processes, both formaland conceptual to develop your skill as adesigner, understand the elements of designand learn how to speak about your work andhow to incorporate and evaluate critiques.(21hrs)Pre-Req: None. Textbook not required.Instructor: Dan K. Williams, BS. AdobeCertified Graphic & Web Design SpecialistCT-M2001Mon & Wed, 6:00pm-9:00pmTBDFall’19Medgar Evers College Fall 2019 Workforce Development/Adult and Continuing Education Guide

PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT - CREATIVE ARTSIntro to Drones I(New!) 325Intro to Drones II (New!) 325Welcome to the exciting world of drones!This course introduces the first timeDrone/ Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV)pilots and hobbyist to initial steps towardsa career with drones, or a safe and legalhobby. Heavy focus will be placed onassembly, pre-flight procedures and flightmaneuvers with emphasis on student’spractice to ensure safe operation. Keyelements of this training: Safe take offs,landings, and emergency procedures.Upon completion, students will havebasic knowledge of FAA requirementsfor Drones/UAVs, hands on training andexperience piloting the DJI PhantomSeries, plus a certificate of completion. Thisfour hour (4hrs) training will require:HS Diploma or HSE. Textbook not required.Welcome to the exciting world of drones!This course furthers the curriculum ofIntro to Drones I for beginner Drone/Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) pilots andhobbyists towards a career with drones,or a safe and legal hobby. The courseincludes a review of assembly, pre- flightprocedures and flight maneuvers withemphasis on students’ practice to ensuresafe operation. Key elements of thistraining: Safe take offs, landings, emergencyprocedures, and flight maneuver drills.Upon completion, students will haveincreased knowledge of FAA requirementsfor Drones/UAVs, hands on training andexperience piloting the DJI PhantomSeries, plus a certificate of completion. Thisfour hour (4hrs) training will require:HS Diploma or HSE. Textbook not required.Instructor: Kahil Shkymba, UAVCinematographer.Instructor: Kahil Shkymba, UAVCinematographer.MPA-UAV101Saturdays 10:00am-2:00pmOct 12MPA-UAV102Saturdays 10:00am-2:00pmFall’19Oct 26Painting Techniques 275In this course, you will learn the fundamentalsof painting. Value, color, drawing,composition, and mass, are explored.Composing from a variety of sources isexplored. You will learn how to isolate andsimplify specific portions of a composition.Learn how to establish accurate drawingsand design compositions as the basis for yourpaintings. Traditional and innovative abstractand realist techniques are employed. Classwork is based on working from observationand resource materials. Emphasis is on basiccolor theory, mixing and matching. (18hrs)Fall’19Required: Art kits at additional cost.Pre-Req: NoneInstructor: Winston Huggins, Artist.PD-DA1001Saturdays 10:00am-1:00pmOct 19-Nov 30Fall’19Guitar for Beginners 180Piano for Beginners 250Intermediate Piano 250This course serves as an introduction tothe guitar and will provide students withan instant access to making music onthat instrument. Students will learn thefundamental of playing the guitar, which willinclude: Reading basic sheet music, playingchords

program consists of the following sections: Certified Nursing Assistant, Phlebotomy, EKG, CPR for Allied Healthcare and Job Search Strategies and is designed to prepare you to earn your NHA credential. (184hrs) Pre-Req: HS Diploma or HSE. Textbook, uniform, exam fee, etc., not included in tuition. Instructors: Clementine Hardy-Howard, RN.