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WINTER 2013Success consists of going from failure tofailure without loss of enthusiasm.”
1Victor Valley College Community EducationWINTER 2013TABLE OF CONTENTSBusiness and ProfessionalGrowth:Community Education Rulesand Regulations:Parking Regulations2Financial Aid2Payments/Fees2Transfers2Disability Accommodations2Cancellations2Refund Policy2Instructor Eval Questionnaire2Community Education Services3 Fireline Safety AwarenessSmog Recertification33Health & Fitness: Speed and Weight TrainingCollege Baseball Prep34Health Care Programs: Certified Phlebotomy Technician 4Critical Care Cardio Respiratory 4Money Matters: Jumpstart Your Grant Writing4Traffic School: Traffic Violator School4
2Victor Valley College Community EducationCOMMUNITY SERVICES RULES AND REGULATIONSParking Regulations:Parking permits are required, including handicappedparking. Monday-Saturday for all-day parking is 2.00 and you may purchase one-day permits atvarious ticket dispensers located in the parking lots.Full semester parking permits are available at theBursar’s office 20- 40.Financial Aid:Not covered for fee-based classes.Payments/Fees:You may pay for your classes online atwww.vvcforme.com or in person at the Bursar’sOffice (Bldg. 52) before classes begin. Instructorscan NOT accept payment in the classroom. Therewill be a 25 service charge for all returned checks.There will be a 10 service charge for refunds(applies only to student cancellations).Transfers:One time class transfers are permitted if notifiedwithin 24 hours BEFORE workshop start datesunless stated otherwise in workshop description.Disability Accommodations:Please notify our office 10 working days in advanceprior to the program start date. There are SignLanguage Interpreters available on first workshopschedule date(s) ONLY. Student must notifyCommunity Education Services Department 10working days prior to the program start date.Cancellations:Victor Valley College reserves the right to cancelany workshop that does not have sufficientenrollment to cover expenses. The decision tocancel is usually made two days before the firstscheduled class meeting, and every effort is made tonotify registered students promptly. You can helpsave a good workshop by registering at least oneweek before it begins.Refund Policy:If you must cancel your enrollment due to anyreason, you must request a refund or credit within(3) business days only prior to the class start date.If Community Education cancels a class due to lowenrollment, 100% of collected fees will be creditedto your account, or refunded to you in the form of acheck (your choice). Credits to your account areimmediate; however, refunds take approximatelyfour to six weeks to issue. A 10 processing feeapplies to student cancellations. Victor ValleyCollege reserves the right to add, cancel workshops,make adjustments in scheduled hours, days, roomassignments, or instructors of any workshop, orincrease fees. All workshop materials aremandatory unless states as optional underdescription of the workshop.Instructor Evaluation Questionnaire:Evaluating an instructor is an essential element inmaintaining our high standards. You may be askedto spend a few minutes of your workshop timecompleting an instructor evaluation questionnaire.We appreciate your honest and thoughtfulassessment of your instructor and your experiencewith us.
3Victor Valley College Community EducationCommunity Education Services/Fee Base is noncredit workshops opened to the public with no unitsattached to them. These self-supporting workshopsare offered for enrichment in a variety of subjects.Some workshops require an additional material feeor optional fee, which must be paid directly to theinstructor in class (usually in cash only).To register for these classes, go online atwww.vvcforme.com, or call our office at 760-2454271 x 2741 to register over the phone. If payingfor your class(es) using a debit/credit card, youmust visit the Bursar’s Office (Bldg. 52). Ouroffice cannot accept debit/credit card payments atthis time; only checks or cash. If you prefer to payby check, please make check payable to “VVC” andmail directly to our office. Please write yourdrivers license number and expiration date on thefront of the check. To register in person, pleasevisit Community Education Services located inthe Counseling/Administration Bldg. 55.**No classroom walk-ins accepted unlessotherwise specified. **Students requiring special accommodationsplease contact us ten (10) days prior to the startof the class.Fireline Safety AwarenessEnrollment Fee: 75 (includes materials)Instructor: Tom TurnerRoom: PSTC, Rm. 180CMBU-1556-44410S 8:00am-5:00pmStart/End(01/12)CMBU-1556-44411S 8:00am-5:00pmStart/End(01/19)Smog RecertificationEnrollment Fee: 200Material fee: 68.45(Smog 2013 update textbook available inRams Bookstore)Instructor: John SweetRoom: Building 64, Room 8ACMBU-1658-44431Class dates/times to be determined. Please callJohn Sweet at ext. 2426 for specific classdates/times, or email him at:John.Sweet@vvc.eduRecertification course for smog check licenses.Bureau of Automotive Repair 2013.Speed and Weight TrainingEnrollment fee: 20Instructor: Jesus BeltranLocation: 74-GYMCMSP-1005-44451M-S 6am-8amStart/End(01/03-02/02)
4Victor Valley College Community EducationSpeed and Weight Training will help you gainspeed and flexibility. You will train using acombination of endurance, speed and flexibility.This will teach you quicker bursts to become fasterand get you in shape. You will also learn propertechniques for endurance and agility while usingproper warm up and cool down techniques.Start/End(01/03-02/02)Preparing students for intercollegiate competition.Covering skills such as fielding, throwing, hitting,etc. Student will be able to identify propermechanics in all aspects of the game of baseball.Certified Phlebotomy Technician 1AEnrollment fee: 1750 (all inclusive)Instructor: Albert GarzaBuilding: Silverado H.S.CMHC-190A-44310M-Th 1:00pm-6:00pmCritical Care Cardio RespiratoryEnrollment fee: 275Instructor: Diego GarciaBuilding: 32, Rm. 6CMHC-1001-44508MW 10:30am-1:50pmCollege Baseball PrepEnrollment fee: 20Instructor: Jesus BeltranLocation: FD-1 (baseball field)CMSP-1007-44448M-S 10am-12pm & 2pm-4pmRequirements: High school graduate, or GED, ordocumentation of equivalent d(01/02-02/06)This optional nursing course provides anintroduction to critical care nursing environment.Pathophysiology, diagnosis, treatment and nursingimplication for patients in the critical are will bediscussed. This course will benefit primarilystudents going into their medical, surgical or cardiaccare background.Jumpstart Your Grant WritingEnrollment fee: 49Material fee: 10 cash to instructorInstructor: Meghan KennedyBuilding: 50, Rm. 5CMBU-1657-44349W 6:00pm-9:00pmStart/End(01/16)CMBU-1657-44350T )Certified Phlebotomy Technician prepares a studentwith the education, training, experience, andexamination requirements as specified by theCalifornia Department of Health Services toperform skin punctures or venipunctures in ahospital, clinical lab, or doctor’s office. Aminimum of 48-54 hours of didactic and 45-54hours practical clinical instruction will be required.Traffic Violator SchoolEnrollment fee: 40Instructor: TomcoBuilding: 10-4Students must bring a photo ID, black or bluepen, and a Case or Docket number to class.
5Victor Valley College Community EducationCMTR-1020-44429S 9:00am-5:00pmStart/End(01/19)CMTR-1020-44430S 9:00am-5:00pm(02/02)This is a class for non-DUI offenders and nocommercial license holders. This is a course onconcepts of traffic safety to court-referred students.Walk-ins accepted for this course. Walk-inregistration will be done in classroom.Instructor will only accept cash! At the end of classyou will be given a certificate of completion.
by check, please make check payable to “VVC” and mail directly to our office. Please write your drivers license number and expiration date on the front of the check. To register in person, please visit . Community Education Services . located in the Counseling/Administration Bldg. 55. **N
