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Volume 5.2 • Winter 2015
Giving
Back
Barney
the Saint
Bernard
Returns to
MHCC!
PAGE 30
Yoshida Family Shows Gratitude
with Million-Dollar Gift PAGE 29
COLLEGE CREDIT
COURSES PAGES 3–11
MHCC Staff Contribute for
Student Scholarships PAGE 1
NON-CREDIT
COURSES PAGES 12–23
Register NOW
for Winter Term!
be enrolled
President
Debra Derr
Board of Directors
Paul Capell
Robert Coen
Susie Jones
Diane Noriega
Todd Sloan
George “Sonny” Yellott
James Zordich
PUBLISHED BY
THE OFFICE
OF COMMUNITY
ENGAGEMENT
Graphic Design
Cassandra Walters
Glenn Wright
Contributors
Al Sigala
Jarrod Hogue
Kimberly Murray
Register for Winter Classes Today!
Information to get you started:
• To get started at MHCC, apply online at mhcc.edu/winter15.
For a list of credit classes, please refer to pages 3-11 or go to
mhcc.edu/schedule. Register online at my.mhcc.edu.
Classes begin Jan. 5.
• Schedule of non-credit Community Education classes is inserted in
the center of this publication on pages 12-23. Registration for
non-credit classes is available online at learn.mhcc.edu.
It’s never been easier to
Photography
Glenn Wright
Cover: Junki and Linda
Yoshida of The Yoshida
Group (story on page 29)
MHCC mails this publication
to all district residents to inform
them of the college’s programs,
services and community events.
Because the schedule is addressed
to “Postal Customer,” individual
names cannot be removed from the
mailing list. Accessible formats for
individuals with disabilities are available by contacting the Disabilities
Services Office at 503-491-6923
or [email protected].
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just how important it is to provide financial
assistance to those who need help in paying
for their college education.
So when it came to giving back, they did it
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keeping tabs of the employee giving
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be
a cyber hero
MHCC Computer Information Systems instructor Paul Morris teaches Cyber Security students how to set up a firewall. By 2020,
nearly all intermediate level computer technical, developmental or implementation careers will require some security training.
Hacking the Hackers
MHCC is One of the Few
Community Colleges Offering
a Cyber Security Program
Everything we do in our daily lives, our national
security and economic vitality depends on a
safe, resilient cyberspace.
But as cyber intrusions and attacks continue to
increase, MHCC is doing what it can to stop
the hackers.
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mhcc.edu
The college’s CyberSecurity and Networking
program is producing skilled cybersecurity
professionals who are learning to keep those
hackers at bay.
Students not only learn how systems operate,
but are conducting their own “white hat” attacks
or ethical hacking on a system to reveal its
vulnerabilities.
For more information on this program contact
Dr. Wayne Machuca at
[email protected]
Register Now
for College Credit Courses
at my.mhcc.edu
credit courses
complete your degree
Information about credit classes, pages 4 – 11, or online at mhcc.edu/schedule
Apply for admission
at mhcc.edu/winter15
CLASSES BEGIN JAN. 5
Main MHCC Phone Numbers
Admissions, Registration
and Records
503-491-7393
Advising
503-491-7315
Financial Aid
503-491-7262
Orientation Center
503-491-6927
The Bruning Center for Allied 503-491-6700
Health Education
503-491-6422
Gresham Campus
503-491-6100
Maywood Park Campus
College + Community • Winter 2015
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college credit courses
Credit Courses Arts, Crafts and Special Interest
mhcc.edu/schedule
REGISTER NOW FOR WINTER TERM!
Great investment in your future
More bang for your buck
Education matches or exceeds that of any other school
More than 80 areas of study
Transfer agreements with colleges and
universities throughout the Northwest
Faculty and staff dedicated to your success
We’ve made it super easy to get on
the path to fulfilling your dreams.
Check out pages 4–10 for a list of
credit classes. Classes start January 5
and end March 20.
Find your course time, location and instructor by going online to mhcc.edu/schedule, contacting
the department or calling 503-491-7393. New to MHCC? Apply online at mhcc.edu/winter15.
Some programs may be limited or restricted entry. Students must be accepted into the program in order to enroll in classes.
ALLIED HEALTH - GENERAL
ANTHROPOLOGY
503-491-7113
Course # Course Name
AH110
503-491-7480
Credits
Medical Language for
Healthcare Settings
2
Hybrid
AH210
Research for Allied
Health Professions
1
Medical Language for
Healthcare Settings
2
Course # Course Name
BI231
BI232
BI233
BI234
Credits
Survey of Body Systems 4
Essentials of Human Anatomy
and Physiology I
4
Essentials of Human Anatomy
and Physiology II
4
Human Anatomy & Physiology I 4
Human Anatomy & Physiology II 4
Human Anatomy & Physiology III 4
Microbiology 4
Hybrid
BI121
BI122
Essentials of Human Anatomy
and Physiology I
Essentials of Human Anatomy
and Physiology II
4
4
Online
BI100
BI231
BI232
BI233
4
3
3
3
Survey of Body Systems 4
Human Anatomy & Physiology I 4
Human Anatomy & Physiology II 4
Human Anatomy & Physiology III 4
mhcc.edu/schedule
ANTH101 Intro to Biological Anthropology 3
ANTH103 Intro to Cultural Anthropology
3
Course # Course Name
4
4
4
4
4
Painting II Painting III Sculpture I Sculpture II Sculpture III Online
ART204 History of Western Art:
Medieval - Renaissance
ART205 History of Western Art:
Prehistoric - Byzantine
ART211 Survey of Visual Arts 4
4
4
AUTOMOTIVE LRM-FORD ASSET
503-491-7470
503-491-7309
503-491-7364
BI122
3
ART
ANATOMY/MICROBIOLOGY
BI100
BI121
Credits
ANTH101 Intro to Biological Anthropology
ANTH102 Intro to Archaeology and
World Prehistory
ANTH103 Intro to Cultural Anthropology
ANTH180 Language and Culture Online
Online
AH110
Course # Course Name
ART282 ART283 ART291 ART292 ART293 Credits
ART115 Basic Design I: Two-Dimensional 4
ART198A Independent Studies: Visual Arts 1
ART198B Independent Studies: Visual Art 2
ART198C Independent Studies: Visual Art 3
ART219B Calligraphy - Italics 2
ART226 Digital Art II 4
ART231 Drawing I 4
ART232 Drawing II 4
ART233 Drawing III 4
ART240 Drawing: Cartooning I 4
ART241 Drawing: Cartooning II 4
ART254 Ceramics I 4
ART255 Ceramics II 4
ART256 Ceramics III 4
ART257 Jewelrymaking/Metalsmithing I 4
ART258 Jewelrymaking/Metalsmithing II 4
ART259 Jewelrymaking/Metalsmithing III 4
ART271 Printmaking I 4
ART272 Printmaking II 4
ART273 Printmaking III 4
ART281 Painting I 4
— RESTRICTED ENTRY PROGRAM —
Students must be accepted into this program
to enroll in the following Automotive classes.
Course # Course Name
Credits
AMF281 Automotive Dealership
Experience - Ford ASSET
6
AUTO - CHRYSLER CAP/IMPORT
503-491-7470
— RESTRICTED ENTRY PROGRAM —
Students must be accepted into this program
to enroll in the following Automotive classes.
Course # Course Name
AM283
Credits
Automotive Dealership Experience
3 - Chrysler CAP and IMPORT 6
WinterTerm Credit Courses
Online
BIOLOGY
503-491-7364
Course # Course Name
Credits
BI101A
General Biology I:
Survey of Cellular Biology
BI102A General Biology II: Survey of
Molecular Life and Genetics
BI103B General Biology III:
Animal Behavior
BI112
Biology for Allied Health BI211
Principles of Biology I BI212
Principles of Biology II FN225 Nutrition FW251 Principles of
Wildlife Conservation
4
4
4
5
5
5
4
3
Hybrid
BI112
5
Biology for Allied Health BA101 BA131 BA177 BA205 BA206 BA211 BA212 BA223 BA224 BA226 BA231 BA249 BA250 BUSINESS TECHNOLOGY
Online
BI101A
BI103B
FN225
Course # Course Name
General Biology I: Survey of
Cellular Biology
General Biology III: Animal
Behavior
Nutrition 4
4
4
503-491-7515
Course # Course Name
BA205 BA211 BA212 BA213 BA218 BA226 BA267 BA285 BUS286 WE280BUA WE280BUB WE280BUC WE280BUD WE280BUE WE280BUF WE280BUL Credits
General Accounting I 4
Introduction to Business 4
Developing a Small Business 3
Introduction to International
Business
4
Business Communications 4
Principles of Accounting I 4
Principles of Accounting II 3
Principles of Accounting III 4
Personal Finance 3
Introduction to Business Law 4
Business Project Management 3
Leadership and Human Relations 3
Career Management 4
Coop Ed-Business Management 1
Coop Ed-Business Management 2
Coop Ed-Business Management 3
Coop Ed-Business Management 4
Coop Ed-Business Management 5
Coop Ed-Business Management 6
Coop Ed-Business Management 12
Hybrid
BA131 BA177 BA206 BA223 BA238 Intro to Business Computing
Payroll Accounting and Payroll
Tax Filing Requirements
Management and Supervisory
Fundamentals
Principles of Marketing Sales 4
3
4
4
4
Credits
Business Editing 3
Records and Information
Management
3
BT121 Keyboarding Principles 3
BT121A Basic Keyboarding 2
BT121B Keyboard Formatting 2
BT122 Professional Keyboarding 3
BT123A Keyboarding Skill Development 3
BT123B Keyboarding Skill Refinement 3
BT124 Keyboarding Enrichment 3
BT210ZAA Access - Level I 1
BT210ZAB Access - Level II 1
BT210ZBA Publisher - Level I 1
BT210ZBB Publisher - Level II 1
BT210ZEA Excel - Level I 1
BT210ZEB Excel - Level II 1
BT210ZEC Excel - Level III 1
BT210ZIO Internet for the
Business Professional
1
BT210ZPA PowerPoint - Level I 1
BT210ZPB PowerPoint - Level II 1
BT210ZQA QuickBooks for the Workplace 1
BT210ZWA Word - Level I 1
BT210ZWB Word - Level II 1
BT210ZWC Word - Level III 1
BT210ZWP Beginning Windows 1
BT220 Electronic Calculator and
10-Key Operations
1
WE280OPC Coop Ed - Office Professionals 3
WE280OPD Co-op Ed - Office Professionals 4
WE280OPF Co-op Ed - Office Professionals 6
WE280OPI Co-op Ed - Office Professionals 9
WE280OPJ Co-op Ed - Office Professionals 10
BT110 BT118 Hybrid
BT116 BT118 BT251 Communication Technologies Records and Information
Management
Integrated Office Systems For class times, locations and instructors visit mhcc.edu/schedule.
BT111 BT125 3
3
Editing Techniques Microsoft Word Training CHEMISTRY
503-491-7364
Course # Course Name
Credits
5
CH103 CH104 Chemistry for Allied Health General, Organic and
Biological Chemistry I
CH105 General, Organic and
Biological Chemistry II
CH151 Basic Chemistry CH221 General Chemistry I CH222 General Chemistry II CH242 Organic Chemistry II GS105A Physical Science:
Chemistry for the Consumer
5
5
4
5
5
5
4
Hybrid
503-491-7515
BUSINESS ADMIN. & MGMT.
AC110 BA101 BA150 BA203 Online
Intro to Business 4
Intro to Business Computing
4
Payroll Accounting and
Payroll Tax Filing Requirements 3
Business Communications 4
Management and Supervisory
Fundamentals
4
Principles of Accounting I 4
Principles of Accounting II 3
Principles of Marketing 4
Human Resource Management 3
Introduction to Business Law 4
Information Technology/Business 4
Retail Management 3
Small Business Management 4
3
3
3
5
CH222 General Chemistry II COMPUTER INFO. SYSTEMS
503-491-7515
Course # Course Name
Credits
CIS120 Computer Concepts I 3
CIS120L Computer Concepts Lab I 1
CIS122 Computer Concepts III 4
CIS125GA Intro to Game Design 3
CIS135 Intro to Gaming 3
CIS135GMB Intermediate Game Modeling 3
CIS140 Intro to Operating Systems 4
CIS145A Computer Maintenance and
Forensics I
3
CIS145B Computer Maintenance and
Forensics II
3
CIS152 Fundamentals of Routing Theory
and Technology
4
CIS153 Intermediate Routing
and Switching
4
CIS197CSP Web Authoring:
Client-Side Programming
3
CIS197TXT Object Texturing for
Game Development
3
CIS197WAA Web Authoring: Applications 3
CIS235DD Intro to Digital Painting
and Concepting
3
CIS235UNA Small Games Programming I 3
CIS244 Introduction to Systems Analysis 3
CIS277 PL/SQL Developer OCA 4
CIS279A Novell System Management 3
CIS284NS Network Security Fundamentals 4
HI107
Working with Health IT Systems 3
VT10CAA Special Projects 1
VT10CAB Special Projects 2
VT10CAC Special Projects 3
VT10CAD Special Projects 4
WE280CAB Coop Ed-Computer Applications 2
WE280CAC Coop Ed-Computer Applications 3
WE280CAD Coop Ed-Computer Applications 4
College + Community • Winter 2015
5
Winter Term Credit Courses
Hybrid
1
3
4
CIS120L Computer Concepts Lab I CIS125DB Desktop Database CS161 Computer Science I Online
CIS100 Computer Careers Exploration CIS120 Computer Concepts I CIS120L Computer Concepts Lab I CIS125SS Spreadsheet CIS125WP Word Processing CIS225 Computer End-User Support I CIS284S Intro to Computer Security
1
3
1
3
3
4
4
COSMETOLOGY
503-491-7192
— LIMITED ENTRY PROGRAM —
Students must be accepted into this program
to enroll in the following classes.
Course # Course Name
Credits
COS120 Esthetics and Nail
Technology Theory I
COS121 Esthetics and Nail Technology
Lab and Clinic I
COS122 Esthetics and Nail Technology
Theory II
COS123 Esthetics and Nail Technology
Lab and Clinic II
COS203 Standards of Cosmetology COS215 Cosmetology Lab and Clinic II COS217 Cosmetology Lab and Clinic III COS218 Cosmetology Board Exam
Prep Theory
COS219 Cosmetology Board Exam
Prep Lab and Clinic
4
ENL120S Intermediate Speaking/Listening 5
ENL120W Intermediate Writing 5
ENL201P Pronunciation 2 2
ENL201R Advanced Reading 5
ENL201S Advanced Speaking and Listening 5
ENL201W Advanced Writing 5
EARLY CHILDHOOD EDUCATION
503-491-6985
Course # Course Name
4
8
4
8
8
4
8
Course # Course Name
EC115 EC201 EC202 CJA112 CJA201 CJA212 CJA214 CJA280C CJA298 3
3
3
3
3
3
3
ENL*
EC201 EC202 mhcc.edu/schedule
Credits
3
4
4
Principles of Economics I:
Microeconomics
Principles of Economics II:
Macroeconomics
4
503-491-7480
Credits
Hybrid
ED200 Introduction to Education ED209A Practicum: Introductory
Observation and Experience
ED209B Practicum: Introductory
Observation and Experience
3
503-491-7364
— LIMITED ENTRY PROGRAM —
Students must be accepted into this program
to enroll in the following classes.
GEOGRAPHY
503-491-7480
Course # Course Name
Credits
5
5
2
5
3
3
3
3
GEOLOGY
2
1
3
Credits
GEOG106 Introduction to World
Regional Geography
GEOG209 Geography of the Middle East
and North Africa
GEOG265 Introduction of Geographic
Information Systems
GEOG298 Independent Study - Reading and
Conference: Geography
503-491-7364
Course # Course Name
Education Orientation Multicultural Education Credits
Fishery Techniques II 4
Fish Biology II 4
Fish Husbandry II 6
Field Projects II 2
Building and Equipment
Maintenance and Repair I
4
FI231 Current Issues/Natural Resources 1
WE280FIA-D Coop Ed-Fisheries 1-4
FI102 FI112 FI202 FI212 FI221 1
Online
ED142 ED258 FISHERIES TECHNOLOGY
4
EDUCATION
Course # Course Name
ENGR248 Engineering Graphics:
Solidworks 3
ET220 Renewable Energy Technology 3
GE115 Engineering Graphics 3
Course # Course Name
Introduction to Economics Principles of Economics I:
Microeconomics
Principles of Economics II:
Macroeconomics
G201 G202 GS106 ENGINEERING
Course # Course Name
ENL094R Lower Intermediate Reading ENL094W Lower Intermediate Writing ENL120P Pronunciation I ENL120R Intermediate Reading 6
3
3
Hybrid
Credits
4
4
4
Principles of Physical Geology Principles of Physical Geology Physical Science: Geology HEALTH/PHYSICAL ED
503-491-7292
503-491-7404
Course # Course Name
3
3
2
3
Online
Credits
Intro to Criminal Justice
Administration: Law Enforcement
Intro to Criminal Justice
Administration: The Court System
Criminal Justice in a
Diverse Society
Introduction to Criminal Law:
Criminal Justice Procedures
Introduction to Criminal
Investigation
Coop Ed-Criminal Justice Independent Study - Reading and
Conference: Criminal Justice
3
3
503-491-7515
503-491-7480
CJA111 3
ECONOMICS
8
CRIMINAL JUSTICE
Course # Course Name
Credits
ECE123 Early Childhood Speech
and Language
ECE135 Math Concepts in
Early Childhood ECE147 Infant/Toddler Caregiving ECE161 Child Development:
Ages and Stages
ECE173 Exploring Art ECE244 Observation for Assessment ECE245 Guidance Challenges ECE258 Developmentally Appropriate
Practices
3
3
1
2
3
1
2
4
3
ET262 Soil Mechanics GE115 Engineering Graphics VT10AEA Special Projects VT10AEB Special Projects VT10AEC Special Projects VT10CEA Special Projects WE280AEB Coop-Ed Architectural Tech WE280AED Coop-Ed Architectural Tech WE280CEC Coop Ed-Civil Engineering WE280MEC Coop Ed-Mechanical
Engineering Credits
ENGR212 Dynamics ET232 Stormwater Management ET235 Architectural Modeling II ET240 Project Design I ET261 Concrete Construction Design 4
3
3
3
3
503-491-7450
Course # Course Name
HE152 HE202 HE204 HE207 Credits
Drug Education Adult Development and Aging Diet and Weight Control Stress Control Through
3
1
3
* English as a Non-Native Language
Winter Term Credit Courses
Activity Intervention
1
HIV/AIDS and Other Sexually
Transmitted Infections
1
HE250 Personal Health 3
HE252 First Aid: Responding to
Emergencies
3
HE261 CPR - Cardiopulmonary
Resuscitation
1
HE265 Women's Health Issues 2
HPE285OL Wilderness Survival 3
HPE295 Health and Fitness for Life 3
PE185AP Step Challenge 1
PE185AS Step and Sculpt 1
PE185CE Cardio/Lower Body and Abs 1
PE185CG Spinning and Abs 1
PE185CH Beginning Tai Chi 1
PE185CN Intermediate Tai Chi 1
PE185CP Pilates 1
PE185CS Cardio Cross Training 1
PE185CV Advanced Tai Chi 1
PE185DAA Beginning Ballet 1
PE185DAB Intermediate Ballet 1
PE185DAH Jazz/Hip-Hop
Dance - Beginning 1
PE185DAJ Jazz/Hip-Hop
Dance -Intermediate 1
PE185FA Lower Body and Abs 1
PE185FD Core Conditioning 1
PE185FE Exercise Bootcamp 1
PE185GC Introduction to Indoor
Rock Climbing
1
PE185KA Beginning Tae Kwon Do 1
PE185KB Intermediate Tae Kwon Do 1
PE185KC Advanced Tae Kwon Do 1
PE185KD Street Defense: The Combative Art1
PE185LAF Advanced Basketball 1
PE185MNA Basketball 1
PE185MND Baseball Conditioning 1
PE185OT Snowboard and Ski:
Backcountry Safety Skills
1
PE185PF Applied Cross Training 1
PE185SB Beginning Snowboarding
and Skiing
1
PE185SF Soccer 1
PE185ST Strength Training 1
PE185SWK Water Aerobics 1
PE185SWQ Fitness Lap Swimming 1
PE185SWY Flexible Fitness Lap Swim 1
PE185TC Track and Field Conditioning 1
PE185VA Beginning Volleyball 1
PE185VB Intermediate Volleyball 1
PE185WBT Backcountry Winter Travel
and Camping
1
PE185WD Weight Lifting - Beginning 1
PE185WE Weight Lifting - Intermediate 1
PE185WSB Softball Conditioning 1
PE185YC Mind-Body Yoga 1
PE185ZT Zumba/Tone 1
PE185ZU Zumba 1
HE208 PE270 WL145 WL245 WL289 Introduction to Sport Psychology Avalanche Training: Level I Avalanche Training: Level II Wilderness First Responder 3
2
2
4
Diet Appraisal Personal Health Women's Health Issues Health and Fitness for Life 1
3
2
3
Online
HE205 HE250 HE265 HPE295 Credits
HST101 Western Civilization: Ancient
and Classical Europe
HST104 History of the Middle East
(Eastern Civilization)
HST111 Medieval World History HST195 History of the Vietnam War HST201 U.S. History: Pre-Colonial-1840 HST202 U.S. History: 1840 - 1917 HST203 U.S. History: 1910 - Present HST225 Women in World History HST294 History of Ancient Greece HST298 History Research 4
4
4
3
4
4
4
4
4
1
Online
4
4
HOSPITALITY & TOURISM
503-491-7515
Course # Course Name
HUMAN DEVELOPMENT
Course # Course Name
503-491-7480
HST111 Medieval World History HST112 Modern World History Leadership Training II Motivation, Influence and Power 1
HD090 Transition to College 1
HD100A College Success 1
HD100C College Success 3
HD101 Back on Track for
College Success
2
HD110 Career Planning 1
HD130 Today's Careers 2
HD202 Life Transitions 3
HD204 Developing Emotional Intelligence3
HD208 Career and Life Planning 3
HD209RES Developing Your Resume 1
SKD10 Study Skills Laboratory 1
Online
HD100A College Success HD110 Career Planning HD130HC Introduction to Today's
Careers: Health
Credits
Introduction to Leisure and
Recreation Management
3
HT133 Conventions and Meetings
Management
3
HT141 Customer Service Management 3
HT144 Destination Specialist 2
HT206 Hotel and Resort Operations
Management
3
HT226 Beverage Mgmt Wines of/World: United States 1
HT227 Beverage Mgmt Wines of/World: France and Italy1
HT228 Beverage Mgmt Wines of/World: Other Countries1
HT233 Special Events and Attractions
Management
3
HT236 Culinary Arts: Meal Planning
and Preparation
4
HT246 Travel Transportation: Air, Rail
and Auto
3
HT247 Cruises and Tours 3
HT270 Food, Beverage and
Labor Cost Control
3
VT10HTA Special Projects 1
VT10HTB Special Projects 2
VT10HTC Special Projects 3
VT10HTD Special Projects 4
Credits
ED121 1
1
2
INFORMATION SYSTEMS
AND TECH MGMT
HT107 For class times, locations and instructors visit mhcc.edu/schedule.
1
2
3
4
5
6
8
12
503-491-7317
HISTORY
Course # Course Name
WE280HTA Coop Ed-Hospitality/Tourism WE280HTB Coop Ed-Hospitality/Tourism WE280HTC Coop Ed-Hospitality/Tourism WE280HTD Coop Ed-Hospitality/Tourism WE280HTE Coop Ed-Hospitality/Tourism WE280HTF Coop Ed-Hospitality/Tourism WE280HTH Coop Ed-Hospitality/Tourism WE280HTL Coop Ed-Hospitality/Tourism 503-491-7515
Course # Course Name
Credits
ISTM283A Fundamentals of Disaster Recovery
3
and Business Continuity
4
ISTM283EA Ethical Hacker 1 Hybrid
ISTM183B Preparation for A+ Practical
Application
3
INTEGRATED MEDIA
503-491-7410
Course # Course Name
ART260 ART261 ART262 DP160 DP249 GD151 GD160 GD251 IM152 IM185 IM190 IM271 Credits
Digital Photography and Imaging 4
Photography I 3
Photography II 3
Photo Editing I 5
Photojournalism 5
Color and Composition 5
Typography Systems 5
Digital Publication Design 5
Photographic Lighting I 5
Media Writing 4
Web Basics 4
The Creative Pitch 4
College + Community • Winter 2015
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Winter Term Credit Courses
IM282BB Integrated Media Focus:
Broadcasting
IM282GA Integrated Media Focus:
Graphic Design
IM282PA Integrated Media Focus:
Photography
IM282VA Integrated Media Focus: Video IM282VB Integrated Media Focus: Video IM282VC Integrated Media Focus: Video IM282WA Integrated Media Focus:
Web Applications
RB151 Audio Production RB160 Broadcast News RB251 Broadcasting III TV151 Digital Filmmaking TV160 Screenwriting TV251 Nonlinear Editing VT10IMA Special Projects: Integrated Media
VT10IMB Special Projects: Integrated Media
VT10IMC Special Projects: Integrated Media
VT10IMD Special Projects: Integrated Media
WE280IMA Coop Ed-Integrated Media WE280IMB Coop Ed-Integrated Media WE280IMC Coop Ed-Integrated Media WE280IMD Coop Ed-Integrated Media 2
2
2
2
2
2
2
5
5
5
5
5
5
1
2
3
4
1
2
3
4
INTEGRATED METALS: VESL*/
ACCELERATED CNC OPERATOR
503-660-1444
— RESTRICTED ENTRY PROGRAM —
Students must be accepted into this program to
enroll in the following Integrated Metals classes.
Course # Course Name
Credits
3
1
3
IIMTL134 Metallurgy Theory IMTL135 Metallurgy Lab IMTL155 Industrial Safety LEARNING COMMUNITY (AVID)
503-491-7290
Course # Course Name
LC 2 Credits
AVID Learning Community Skilled Reading & Writing
with College
AVID Learning Community College Reading, Writing
and Academic
LC 3 12
10
LITERATURE/HUMANITIES
503-491-7290
Course # Course Name
ENG104 ENG105
ENG106
ENG204
Credits
Introduction to Literature: Fiction
Intro to Literature: Drama Intro to Literature: Poetry
British Literature I:
Old English to Renaissance
ENG253 Survey of American Literature I
FA258 Understanding the Film WR247A The Literary Publication 8
mhcc.edu/schedule
4
4
4
4
4
3
1
ENG108 World Literature:The Renaissance
to the Age of Reason (1200-1800) 4
ENG198A Literature: Independent Study 1
ENG198B Literature: Independent Study 2
ENG198C Literature: Independent Study 3
ENG202 Shakespeare: The Later Plays 4
ENG218 Arthurian Legends 3
ENG222 Women's Literature 3
FA257 Films and Society 4
FA266 The Great Film Directors 3
HUM202 Age of Technology:
Ethics in the Workplace
3
WR198A Writing: Independent Study 1
WR198B Writing: Independent Study 2
WR198C Writing: Independent Study 3
WR241 Creative Writing: Fiction I 3
WR247A The Literary Publication 1
WS101 Introduction to Women's Studies 3
Hybrid
ENG106 Introduction to Literature: Poetry 4
WR242 Creative Writing: Poetry I 3
WR247B The Literary Publication 2
Online
ENG104 Introduction to Literature: Fiction
ENG105 Introduction to Literature: Drama
ENG204 British Literature I:
Old English to Renaissance
ENG253 Survey of American Literature I FA258 Understanding the Film HUM202 Age of Technology:
Ethics in the Workplace
4
4
4
4
3
3
MACHINE TOOL TECHNOLOGY
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— RESTRICTED ENTRY PROGRAM —
Students must be accepted into this program
to enroll in the following Machine Tool classes.
Course # Course Name
Credits
IMTL130 Machine Shop II Theory IMTL130B Machine Shop II Theory IMTL131 Machine Shop II Lab IMTL131B Machine Shop II Lab IMTL136 Introduction to CNC (Computer
Numerical Control) Machining
IMTL153 CNC (Computer Numerical
Control) Machining
IMTL236 Quality Control:
Statistical Methods
MFG212 CAM (Computer-Assisted
Machining) Concepts I
MFG232 Integrated Machine Shop II Lab MFG234 Advanced Manufacturing
Processes WE280MFA Coop Ed-Machine Tool WE280MFC Coop Ed-Machine Tool 3
2
3
2
3
4
3
4
3
3
1
3
MATHEMATICS
503-491-7292
Course # Course Name
MTH010 MTH020 MTH060 MTH065 MTH095 MTH105 MTH111 MTH112 MTH212 MTH243 MTH244 MTH251 MTH252 MTH253 MTH256 Credits
Conceptual Arithmetic 4
Applied Arithmetic & Pre-algebra 4
Beginning Algebra I 4
Beginning Algebra II 4
Intermediate Algebra w/Right
Triangle Trigonometry
5
Introduction to Contemporary
Mathematics
4
Pre-Calculus I: Elementary Func 5
Pre-Calculus II: Trig/Geometry 5
Fundamentals of Elementary
Mathematics II
4
Probability and Statistics I 4
Statistics II 4
Calculus I: Differential Calculus 4
Calculus II: Integral Calculus 4
Calculus III 4
Differential Equations 5
Online
MTH060 MTH065 MTH111 MTH243 Beginning Algebra I Beginning Algebra II Pre-Calculus I: Elementary Func Probability and Statistics I 4
4
5
4
MEDICAL OFFICE
503-491-7180
Course # Course Name
Credits
MO110 Powerful Strategies for the
Office Team
4
MO114 Medical Terminology I 3
MO115 Medical Terminology II 3
MO116 Medical Office Procedures 4
MO117 Hospital Administrative Procedures4
MO214 Building a Professional Portfolio 1
MO231 Medical Coding II: Procedural
Coding
4
MO240 Medical Office Billing I 3
MO241 Medical Office Billing II 3
MO250 Medical Law and Ethics 3
VT10MOC Special Projects 3
VT10MOD Special Projects 4
WE280MOAD Coop Ed - Medical Office
Accounting
4
WE280MOBH Coop Ed - Medical Office Billing 8
WE280MOCH Coop Ed - Medical Office Coding 8
WE280MOD Coop Ed - Medical Office 4
WE280MOH Coop Ed - Medical Office 8
WE280MOMD Coop Ed - Medical Office Mgmt 4
WE280MORD Coop Ed - Medical Office
Receptionist
4
WE280MOSD Coop Ed - Medical Office Unit
Secretary
4
WE280MOTD Coop Ed - Medical Customer
Service Rep
4
* Vocational/English as a Second Language
Winter Term Credit Courses
Online
MO114 MO115 MO212 MO230 MO231 Medical Terminology I Medical Terminology II Diversity and Healthcare Medical Coding I: ICD-10-CM Medical Coding II:
Procedural Coding
3
3
3
3
4
MENTAL HEALTH/HUMAN SERVICE
503-491-7178
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Students must be accepted into this program
to enroll in the following classes.
Course#
Course Name
HS112 HS135 Credits
Interviewing Skills II Case Management I:
Intake and Assessment
HS150 The Effective Helper, A Personal
Skills Approach
HS151 Motivational Interviewing HS222 Diagnosis and Treatment:
Clinical Disorders
HS226 Group Counseling Theory
and Practice II
HS266 Counseling Theories and
Interventions II
HS291 Practicum Seminar PSY236 Human Development II:
Adolescence - Death
WE280HSD Coop Ed-Human Services WE280HSH Coop Ed-Human Services 2
2
3
1
Practicum Seminar 3
3
2
3
4
8
2
MODERN LANGUAGE
503-491-7290
Course # Course Name
ASL101 First-year American S
ign Language I
ASL102 First-year American
Sign Language II
ASL103 First-year American
Sign Language III
ASL202 Second-year American Sign
Language II
FR102 First-year French II GER102 First-year German II ITAL102 First-year Italian II JPN101 First-year Japanese I JPN102 First-year Japanese II JPN202 Second-year Japanese II SPAN101 First-year Spanish I SPAN102 First-year Spanish II SPAN103 First-year Spanish III SPAN111 Beginning Spanish
Conversation I SPAN112 Beginning Spanish
Conversation II
3
1
2
3
4
4
4
1
1
1
Hybrid
5
5
4
SPAN101 First-year Spanish I SPAN102 First-year Spanish II SPAN202 Second-year Spanish II MUSIC
503-491-6969
3
Online
HS291 SPAN113 Beginning Spanish
Conversation III
SPAN198A Spanish: Independent Study SPAN198B Spanish: Independent Study SPAN198C Spanish: Independent Study SPAN201 Second-year Spanish I SPAN202 Second-year Spanish II SPAN203 Second-year Spanish III SPAN211 Intermediate Spanish
Conversation I
SPAN212 Intermediate Spanish
Conversation II
SPAN213 Intermediate Spanish
Conversation III
Credits
4
4
4
4
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
5
Course#
Course Name
Credits
MUP101 Symphonic Band: First Year MUP105 Jazz Ensemble MUP114 General Ensemble/Instrumental:
First Year
MUP115 Chamber Choir: First Year MUP121 Symphonic Choir: First Year MUP146 Orchestra: First Year MUP201 Symphonic Band: Second Year MUP205 Jazz Ensemble MUP214 General Ensemble/
Instrumental: Second Year
MUP215 Chamber Choir: Second Year MUP221 Symphonic Choir: Second Year MUP246 Orchestra: Second Year MUPR190 Individual Music Lessons-1st Yr MUPR290 Individual Music Lessons-2nd Yr MUS105 Music Appreciation/
Music for the Listener
MUS112 Music Theory II MUS117 Electronic Music Production I MUS122 Aural Skills II MUS132 Group Piano II MUS198A Independent Studies: Music MUS198B Independent Studies: Music MUS198C Independent Studies: Music MUS212 Music Theory V MUS222 Aural Skills V: Polyphony MUS232 Keyboard Harmony II MUS262 Music History: Baroque to
Romantic 1680-1883
MUS280A Co-op Education - Music 3
3
For class times, locations and instructors visit mhcc.edu/schedule.
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NATURAL RESOURCES TECH.
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Course#
Course Name
Credits
Forest Measurements I 5
Introduction to Geographic
Information Systems
3
NR212 Current Issues/Forest Resources 1
NR242 Watershed Processes 3
NR244 Applied Silviculture I: Reforestation3
WE280NRA-C Coop Ed - Natural Resources 1-3
FT122 FT228 PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION
503-491-7480
Course#
Course Name
Credits
PHL191 Language and the
Layout of Argument
PHL201 Introduction to Philosophy PHL202 Fundamental Ethics R210 World Religions R211 History of the Old Testament 4
4
4
3
3
Online
1
1
1
2
1
2
PHL201 PHL202 R210 R212 1
1
1
2
1
1
Course # Course Name
Introduction to Philosophy Fundamental Ethics World Religions History of the New Testament 4
4
3
3
PHYSICS/ASTRONOMY
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3
3
3
1
2
1
2
3
3
1
2
3
1
GS104 PH122 PH202 PH212 Credits
Physical Science - Physics General Astronomy General Physics II General Physics with Calculus II 4
3
5
5
POLITICAL SCIENCE
503-491-7480
Course # Course Name
PS200 PS201 PS215 Credits
Intro to Political Science American Government Global Issues 4
4
4
Intro to Political Science American Government Intro to Comparative Politics 4
4
4
Online
PS200 PS201 PS204 PRACTICAL NURSING
503-491-7480
Course # Course Name
Credits
PN103L Advanced and
Specialty Practical Nursing Lab 6
Online
PN103 Advanced and
Specialty Practical Nursing
7
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PSYCHOLOGY
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PSY101 PSY201 PSY202 PSY231 PSY237 PSY239 Credits
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3
4
4
3
4
SP100 SP111 SP115 Psychology of Human Relations General Psychology General Psychology Human Sexuality Human Development Introduction to Abnormal
Psychology
4
Psychology of Human Relations General Psychology General Psychology Sexuality and Society Human Development Introduction to Abnormal
Psychology
3
4
4
3
4
4
READING
503-491-7290
Course # Course Name
EL115B EL115C RD090 RD115 RD117 Credits
Academic Success Strategies Academic Success Strategies Effective Reading and Learning
Strategies
Reading for College Success Critical Reading 5
3
3
Credits
SOC204 General Sociology:
Principles of Sociology
SOC205 General Sociology:
Social Institutions
SOC206 General Sociology:
Social Problems
SOC213 Race Relations in the United States
3
3
3
3
Online
SOC204 General Sociology:
Principles of Sociology
SOC205 General Sociology:
Social Institutions
SOC206 General Sociology:
Social Problems
SOC213 Race Relations in the United States
SOC223 Sociology of Aging 3
3
3
3
3
SPEECH/COMMUNICATION
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Course # Course Name
10
Credits
Basic Speech Communication 3
Fundamentals of Public Speaking 4
Introduction to Intercultural
Communication
3
Interpersonal Communication 3
mhcc.edu/schedule
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Course Name
Credits
ESR231 Energy Management I 3
ESR281 Elements of Industrial Hygiene 3
SHS143 Environmental Science Lab I: EPA
Methodology Lab and Sampling 3
SHS201 Environmental Health and Safety
Regulations II
3
SHS222 Environmental Safety II:
Environmental Auditing
4
WE280EVA-D Coop Ed-Environmental
Science & Safety 1-4
THEATRE
503-491-6969
Course # Course Name
SP262 TA112 TA114A 503-491-7480
Course # Course Name
SP218 SUSTAINABILITY, HEALTH & SAFETY
2
3
SOCIOLOGY
SP100 SP111 SP115 Basic Speech Communication 3
Fundamentals of Public Speaking 4
Introduction to Intercultural
Communication
3
Interpersonal Communication 3
503-491-7364
Online
PSY101 PSY201 PSY202 PSY232 PSY237 PSY239 SP218 Fundamentals of Public Speaking 4
TA114B TA114C TA142 TA148 TA153A TA153B TA153C TA198A TA198B TA198C TA213 TA214A TA214B TA214C TA253A TA253B TA253C TA280F 503-491-7470
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Course # Course Name
Theatre History:
Restoration to Contemporary
3
Credits
IMTL120 SMAW (Shielded Metal Arc
Welding/Stick) Theory
IMTL121C SMAW (Shielded Metal Arc
Welding/Stick) Lab
IMTL140 GMAW/FCAW (Gas Metal and
Flux Cored Arc Welding/Wire
Feed)
IMTL141 GMAW/FCAW (Gas Metal and
Flux Cored Arc Welding/Wire
Feed) Lab
IMTL141B GMAW/FCAW (Gas Metal and
Flux Cored Arc Welding/Wire
Feed) Lab
IMTL143 CNC Cutting WLD116 General Welding I WLDX19A Welding Practice Lab WLDX19B Welding Practice Lab WLDX19D Welding Practice Lab 2
3
2
4
2
4
3
1
2
4
WRITING
Credits
Voice and Articulation 3
Technical Theatre:
Lighting and Sound
3
Technical Theatre Workshop,
First Year
1
Technical Theatre Workshop,
First Year
2
Technical Theatre Workshop,
First Year
3
Acting Fundamentals II 3
Movement for the Actor 2
Theatre Workshops: First Year 1
Theatre Workshops: First Year 2
Theatre Workshops: First Year 3
Independent Studies: Theatre 1
Independent Studies: Theatre 2
Independent Studies: Theatre 3
Stage Lighting Design 3
Technical Theatre Workshop:
Second Year
1
Technical Theatre Workshop:
Second Year
2
Technical Theatre Workshop:
Second Year
3
Theatre Workshops: Second Year 1
Theatre Workshops: Second Year 2
Theatre Workshops: Second Year 3
Co-op Education - Theatre 6
Online
TA107 WELDING TECHNOLOGY
503-491-7290
Course # Course Name
Credits
Writing Skills: Paragraph to Essay 4
Workplace Communications I 3
Workplace Communications II 3
Introduction to College Writing 4
English Composition 4
English Composition:
Critical Thinking
4
WR132 Practical Grammar for Writers 3
WR227 Technical Report Writing 4
WR240 Creative Writing: Nonfiction 3
WR090 WR101 WR102 WR115 WR121 WR122 Hybrid
WR121 English Composition WR122 English Composition:
Critical Thinking
4
4
Online
WR115 Introduction to College Writing WR121 English Composition WR122 English Composition:
Critical Thinking
WR227 Technical Report Writing 4
4
4
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Senior Discount: Save $10 on any feebased non-credit Community Education
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resident age 62 or better! For more
information on senior discounts visit:
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Beginning Knitting
Jam Session-Perform with Confidence
HOM4KF
$77 ($67 Senior)
Learn how to select yarns, use knitting equipment, read patterns and knit a variety of
decorative stitches. Advanced knitters given
more challenging projects. Supply list provided first class. Fee includes some supplies.
MUS4J
$49 ($39 Senior)
For aspiring musicians, beginning to intermediate levels, who want a relaxed, fun outlet to
raise their performance comfort level. Focus
on "Blues and Light Rock" styles. Suggested
instruments: guitar, bass, keys, vocal, drums,
harmonica, horns. Students should have a
working knowledge of simple blues forms or
progressions.
Sec. 91
6–8 p.m.
ARTS, CRAFTS, SPECIAL INTEREST
Acoustic Guitar Construction
TRD4AG
$125 ($115 Senior)
Learn traditional and contemporary guitar
making techniques from design to final setup
and apply them to your personal guitar. All
skill levels are encouraged and welcome.
Students are responsible for purchasing
materials for building the guitar. Contact the
instructor for details danbiasca@hotmail.
com. Come build the guitar of your dreams!
Sec. 91
6–9 p.m.
D. Biasca
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DDSO SHOP
1/8–3/19
Art Through the Ages
ART4PM
$29 ($19 Senior)
Discover and connect with the European
and American Masterpieces in the Portland
Art Museum. Explore life and works of Renaissance and Barbizon artists, portraits by
Stuart, landscapes by Bierstadt and Moran,
along with the Impressionists.$15 payable to
Portland Art Museum for college pass.
Sec. 20
K. Whalen
Noon–2 p.m.
S
PAM
1/10–1/24
Beginning Banjo
MUS4BB
$80 ($70 Senior)
Bring your banjo to class and learn tunings,
chords and exercises for picking claw style.
No experience necessary but music background a plus.
Sec. 91
L. Jones 7:30–9:30 p.m.
R
GSHM
1/15–2/19
Beginning Jewelry Making
ART4BJ
$64 ($54 Senior)
Learn all the basics of jewelry making from terminology to tools and techniques. Also, learn
basic wire work, make findings and wrap
bead ends. Supply list provided first class.
Sec. 91
P. Tait
Noon–3 p.m.
U
VA 13
2/1–2/15
M. Rees
Beginning Mandolin
MUS4M
$80 ($70 Senior)
Learn to tune, play chords, sing songs and
play melodies. Light theory will be taught as
well as strumming and picking techniques.
Sec. 91
L. Jones
6:30–7:20 p.m.
R
GSHM
1/15–2/19
Beginning Quilting
ART4CC
$84 ($74 Senior)
Learn how to design your own quilt! Determine tools and supplies needed after
discussion on pattern selection, color theory,
tools and techniques, sandwiching, quilting
and binding.
Sec. 91
N. Tubbs
6–8:30 p.m.
T
DDSO 236
1/13–3/3
Creative Jewelry Making
ART4B
$115 ($105 Senior)
Learn the fundamentals of simple jewelry construction (no string beading). More advanced
students may learn casting and light setting.
Sec. 91
6–9 p.m.
J. Cain
T
DDSO 221
1/13–3/17
Sec. 91
K. Fitzgerald
6:15–8:15 p.m.
W
ART4ED
$89 ($79 Senior)
Join the fun in this technique-based experimental drawing class! Discover how to use
new materials and techniques in the pursuit
of making more interesting and expressive
drawings. Approximately $45 in supplies will
need to be purchased.
Sec. 91
P. Driscoll
6–8:20 p.m.
W
GSHM
1/21–3/11
Guitar for Beginners
MUS4G
$74 ($64 Senior)
Learn to play chords, read tablature and sing
songs. Learn to tune, strum and play melodies. All levels welcome but beginners are
the focus. Start with simple chord structures
then move to songs. Bring guitar to class.
Register today at learn.mhcc.edu – classes fill up fast!
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GSHM
1/14–3/18
GSHM
1/7-2/25
Just for Fun Piano
MUS2IP
$65 ($55 Senior)
All you need to know to play your favorite
songs now! Learn musical shorthand and
"tricks and licks" used by professionals. Optional $25 additional fee payable at time of
class for home study book and CD.
Sec. 91
D. Rochlin
10 a.m.–1 p.m.
S
GSHM
1/10
Mosaic Art Workshop I
ART4MW
$64 ($54 Senior)
Learn direct-application mosaics using broken
tile, dishes or glass shards. Lecture, guidelines
and supply list are given at first class. Second
class is an all-day, hands-on workshop. Final
class, students grout their creations.
Sec. 91
P. Tait
11 a.m.–1:30 p.m.
11 a.m.–5 p.m.
11 a.m.–1 p.m. Experiments in Drawing
Sec. 91
L. Jones
6–7:20 p.m.
14
GSHM
1/13–3/3
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GSHM
3/1
GSHM
3/8
GSHM
3/15
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Pottery
ART4TB
$190 ($180 Senior)
Hand-build or turn clay on electric wheel. Firing is done by instructor; $25 fee goes to the
high school toward equipment use and room
rental and does not include clay and supplies.
Some experience is helpful.
Sec. 92
6–9 p.m.
R. Linn
W
DDSO 223
1/14–3/18
Transparent Watercolor
ART4PB
$78 ($68 Senior)
Put the life in still life through the richness of
perception. Emphasis is on vision training,
drawing what you see and painting what you
feel. Your own style will develop and expand
through learning process and technique, including drawing shortcuts and color theory.
Sec. 31 P. Hobbs
9 a.m.–noon
F
MAY 304
1/16–3/20
Community Education
Ukulele for Beginners
MUS4UK
$80 ($70 Senior)
Learn to play the ukulele with professional
musician Lew Jones. Learn light music theory,
ukulele history, techniques, chords and melodies. Bring ukulele to class.
Sec. 91
L. Jones
7:40–9 p.m.
GSHM
1/14–3/18
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Watercolor for All
ART4BW $78 ($68 Senior)
Approach watercolors using a variety of
styles and techniques: glazing, masking,
washes, textured effects, pouring, dry brushing, tricks and wet on wet. Learn color mixing,
composition and color theory. Explore different ways of seeing to become more visually
literate. Students work on subjects of their
choice in a supportive, relaxed environment.
Supply list at class. Beginning and continuing
students welcome.
Sec. 91
6–9 p.m.
P. Hobbs
W
GSHM
1/14–3/18
Woodworking
TRD4W
$121 ($111 Senior)
This course is designed for beginning to
advanced woodworkers. Learn to safely
and successfully create projects from wood.
All necessary tools and techniques will be
demonstrated, with additional instruction
provided as you require it. There are no
required projects; however, projects will be
recommended for beginners to increase
their woodworking skills and use of tools
and equipment. Advanced students will receive additional instruction as needed.
Sec. 91
R. Kreisman
3–5:25 p.m.
W
Sec. 92
R. Kreisman
5:25–8 p.m.
W
DDSO Shop
1/7–3/11
DDSO Shop
1/7–3/11
BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL
Effective Business Communication Skills
GEN5BC
$69 ($59 Senior)
Designed to give you the skills you need to be
an effective communicator to any audience.
Through class examples and role play, you’ll
learn how to recognize personality types and
how to adjust your communication style to be
more effective in business. Learn about the
differences between male and female communication, styles, cultural styles, and how to
gain credibility simply by the way you communicate with others.
Sec. 91
P. Emery
6:30–9:30 p.m.
M
Preparation Techniques
for Managers and Supervisors
GEN5MA $69 ($59 Senior)
This workshop is designed to help students
become aware of the “unwritten rules” about
management and the everyday challenges
of being a supervisor. Course content will ask
students to examine themselves and question
if their personality type and lifestyle would
make for a good supervisor. Additionally,
students explore and learn the realities of
becoming a manager or supervisor.
Sec. 91
P. Emery 6:30–9:30 p.m.
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GSHM
2/3
Strategies for Success in
Today’s Workforce
FIN3SS
$49 (No senior discount)
A detailed overview of your Social Security
and retirement planning alternatives taught in
an easy-to-understand format in an informal
classroom setting. A $49 fee per family of
two will be paid to the Gresham Area Chamber of Commerce. TO REGISTER CALL:
Gresham Area Chamber of Commerce at
503-665-1131.
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6:15–8 p.m.
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W. VonBorstel
10 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
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GSHM
3/24
GSHM
3/21
Welcome to Medicare!
GEN5SC
$69 ($59 Senior)
This course is designed for students who
are in transition of entering or returning to
the workforce after an absence. Students
learn how to realistically look at their life and
career options and how to develop life strategies for making successful decisions and
positive choices. This course is individualized
for each student’s transition period and will
help save time and eliminate common mistakes made in career and life development.
Sec. 91
P. Emery
9 a.m.–4 p.m.
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Social Security Strategies
GSHM
2/7
HE4MC
Free
Understand Medicare basics and make informed choices. Taught by trained volunteers
in cooperation with Multnomah County Aging and Disability Services.
Sec. 91
B. Earnest
7–9:20 p.m.
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Sec. 92
B. Earnest
7–9:20 p.m.
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Sec. 93
B. Earnest
7–9:20 p.m.
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GSHM
1/15
GSHM
2/19
GSHM
3/19
COMPUTER AND TECHNOLOGY
Financial Strategies
Excel Level I
FIN5M
$49 (No senior discount)
Provides essential strategies and information
to people who are very close to retirement,
as well as those who are as many as 15
years from retirement. Inflation, investments,
taxes and more are taught in the context of
retirement planning. A $49 fee per family of
two will be paid to the Gresham Area Chamber of Commerce. TO REGISTER CALL:
Gresham Area Chamber of Commerce at
503-665-1131.
GEN6ZEA
$89 ($79 Senior)
Explore, experiment, and take advantage
of the features of Excel 2013. Learn how to
build a basic spreadsheet, create an embedded chart; and use formulas, functions and
formatting. Use your new skills to complete
calculations, make decisions, graph data
and develop professional looking reports!
Textbook purchase required.
Sec. 91
W. VonBorstel
GSHM
9 a.m.–noon
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2/7–2/21
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W. VonBorstel
GSHM
6:15–9:45 p.m. W
2/11–2/25
GSHM
2/2
Class location, times and dates are subject to change. Please refer to learn.mhcc.edu for up-to-date class information.
Sec. 31
2–5 p.m.
S. Benjamin
S
MAY 116
1/10–2/7
Excel Level II
GEN6ZEB
$89 ($79 Senior)
Excel level II focuses on streamlining and enhancing spreadsheets with templates, charts,
graphics, and formulas. Apply visual elements and advanced formulas to a worksheet
to display data in various formats. Topics
include: financial tables, data tables, amortization schedules, create, sort, and query
tables, create templates, work with multiple
worksheets and workbooks. Increase your
confidence and build problem solving skills!
Textbook purchase required.
Sec. 31
2–5 p.m.
S. Benjamin
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MAY 116
2/14–3/14
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Community Education
Word Level I
GEN6ZWA
$89 ($79 Senior)
Word is a full feature word processing program that allows you to create professional
looking documents and revise them with
ease. Explore ways to create flyers, letters,
memos, resumes and more. Utilize Word
editing tools to improve your work. Discover
formatting techniques to visually enhance
your documents by adding borders, pictures
and images. A great class to take!
Sec. 31
S. Benjamin
11 a.m.–2 p.m.
S
MAY 116
1/10–2/7
Word Level II
GEN6ZWB
$89 ($79 Senior)
Extend your basic skills and knowledge of
Word and create more intricate and varied
documents. Existing skills and knowledge
are enhanced by covering more advanced
aspects of key topics such as formatting,
tables, and lists. New features are introduced
such as merging, envelopes, mailing labels,
multiple columns, text boxes and WordArt.
Produce professional looking documents that
reflect the quality of your work!
Sec. 31
S. Benjamin
11 a.m.–2 p.m.
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MAY 116
2/14–3/14
Gently Learning Computer
PC5CB
$69 ($59 Senior)
This is the perfect class for anyone who
wants to learn the basic skills needed to
operate and enjoy their computer. Learn
beginning techniques for creating, sharing,
saving and sending files. Meet the mouse
and keyboard. Learn to e-mail, send attachments, work with photos and browse the
Internet. Come enjoy this slow-paced, casual
atmosphere, with lots of hands-on practice
and opportunities to ask questions!
Sec. 91
C. Kreisman
3:30–5:30 p.m.
M
REC8TC
$48 ($38 Senior)
Participants in this class will practice a series
of simple, slow, and effective movements
aimed at improving balance, strengthening
the muscles, and reducing the risk of falling.
Sitting and standing movements to strengthen core muscles, Tai chi movement adapted
by Physical Therapists effective and easy to
learn.
Sec. 31
Sec. 91
B. Newman 10:45–11:45 a.m.
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Self-Paced
MAY
M/T/W/R/U 1/5–3/19
Qigong for Health
and Longevity
PHT4C
$72 ($62 Senior)
Learn in clear, non-technical language how
to use every function on your EOS digital
camera. Canon lenses, flash units discussed.
REC6QC
$48 ($38 Senior)
Qigong (chi kung) teaches individuals how
to balance and strengthen their own qi (chi)
to achieve good health. Qigong exercises
are performed in a relaxed, gentle fashion
that does not cause exhaustion or strain
to the body. The exercises use breathing,
stretching, movement, and visualization to
develop a strong and functional body, and
a calm, relaxed mind. Through practice the
joints, internal organs, and glands are all
strengthened.
Sec. 91
D. Green
9 a.m.–5 p.m.
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GSHM
1/31
Take Control of Your Nikon
Digital SLR Camera
PHT4NC
$72 ($62 Senior)
Learn in clear, non-technical language how
to use your Nikon digital SLR camera’s functions as well as lenses and flash units.
Sec. 91
D. Green
9 a.m.–5 p.m.
S
GSHM
2/7
Understanding
Photography Composition
PHT4UC$49 ($39 Senior)
Covers beginning and intermediate composition techniques to improve the impact of
your photos.
Sec. 91
3–7 p.m.
D. Green
GSHM
2/8
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HEALTH, FITNESS & RECREATION
PC4EIC
$30 ($20 Senior)
New iPad tablet? Apple’s iPad elegance can
also lead to frustrations. Hands-on learning
covering touch interface, email, photos, Web
surfing and your questions. Small class size
allows fun and relaxed exploring through
demonstrations then doing it yourself. Updated for iOS7, covering iPad2 and newer.
Bring your iPad and let’s play!
REC6SF $69 ($59 Seniors)
Hit the ground running in this course designed
to teach you self defense techniques that you
can use right away. All levels of fitness and
experience are welcome. Areas of training include awareness, strikes, take downs, ground
fighting and escapes. Other areas such as
agility and strength will also be worked on.
Have fun while learning how to be safe in
scary situations.
MAY 220
2/2–2/11
FAIR
1/16–3/13
Take Control of Your Canon
EOS Digital Camera
Practical Self Defense
B. McDaniel
M/W
Tai Chi for Better Balance
PC4CSC
$89 ($79 Seniors)
Enjoy 10 weeks of unlimited access to over
1,400 computer and business skills online
training videos, hands-on practice files, MS
Office and Adobe software, Wi-Fi, meeting
spaces, library services, and more! Located
conveniently at the Maywood Park Campus
(102nd & NE Prescott).
iPad Basics Workshop
Sec. 31
6–8 p.m.
16
GSHM
1/12–3/16
Community Skills Center MembershipLearn Computers and More!
Sec. 91
7–9 p.m.
K. Davis
Register today at learn.mhcc.edu – classes fill up fast!
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GSHM
1/14–3/11
Sec. 91
B. Newman 12:10–1 p.m.
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FAIR
1/16 –3/13
Advanced Tai Chi Chuan
and Broadsword
REC7TC
$48 ($38 Senior)
This class uses the entire Classical Yang Style
long form of Tai Chi Chuan with attention to
posture, breath and mindfulness. The Plum
Flower Chinese broadsword set will also be
practiced. Swords available for use in class.
Sec. 92
B. Newman
7–8 p.m.
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B. Newman
1:30–2:30 p.m.
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FAIR
1/12–3/16
MAY 311
1/12–3/16
Beginning Ballroom Dance
REC3BD
$59 ($49 Senior)
So You Think You Can’t Dance! Well, Dennis and Carol have more than 30 years of
professional teaching experience. Their main
expertise is keeping things simple and easy. If
you are a beginner, this is where you need to
start. They’ll cover five lessons of East Coast
swing (one of the easiest dances to learn)
and five lessons of waltz (an all time favorite). Enrolled partner required. (If you need a
partner, call the instructor at 503-668-9143.)
No class 1/19.
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Shioshi/Schalk
6:30–7:30 p.m.
M
GSHM
1/5–3/23
Community Education
Beginning Cha Cha and
Night Club 2 Step
REC4CC
$59 ($49 Senior)
Cha cha has long been a popular Latin
dance that gets you moving! Night club 2
step is a beautiful contemporary slow dance
that allows you to glide and flow across the
floor. Both dances cover the basic skills of
dance and are easy to learn. Come join the
fun! Enrolled partner required. (If you need a
partner, call the instructor at 503-668-9143.)
Sec. 91
Shioshi/Schalk
7:45–8:45 p.m.
M
GSHM
1/5–3/23
Beginning Tai Chi Chuan and Qigong
REC5TC
$43 ($33 Senior)
Internal form of Kung Fu reduces effects of
stress; develops leg power, hip, shoulder
and spine flexibility; increases stamina; and
improves balance and posture. Includes the
Qigong Eight Pieces of Brocade and the first
section of the Yang Style Tai Chi Chuan form.
Sec. 91
B. Newman
6–6:50 p.m.
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B. Newman
12:30–1:20 p.m.
M
FAIR
1/12–3/16
MAY 311
1/12–3/16
Belly Dance Fitness
Keep Moving — Seniors
REC5KM
$65 ($55 Senior)
Improve your flexibility, range of motion and balance. Bring 1- or 2-pound weights for strength
training and stretching. No floor exercise.
Sec. 91
D. Glasnapp
ZION
7:55–8:45 a.m. M/W/F
1/12–3/20
Sec. 92
D. Glasnapp
GLC
9:30–10:30 a.m. M/W/F
1/12–3/20
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D. Glasnapp
ZION
10–11 a.m. T/R ($47–$37 Senior) 1/13–3/19
Mat Pilates
REC5P
$79 ($69 Senior)
Mat Pilates is a class designed to improve
muscle tone, shape, strength, endurance, flexibility and general mobility. Flow through a
progressive series of core centered exercises
that restore balance to the lower back and
abdominals. Mat Pilates has been proven to
improve emotional balance, mental clarity,
boost the immune system and stimulate circulation and blood oxygenation. Bring a mat
and be ready to have fun.
Sec. 91
P. Latshaw
5–5:50 p.m.
M/W
FRVW
1/12–3/18
REC4AB
$88 ($78 Senior)
Explore the beauty and joy of learning ballet
and stretch techniques to classical music. All
levels welcome!
Sec. 91
2–2:50 p.m.
Sec. 91
L. Morgan
8:30–10:30 a.m.
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Dancing for Birth
HE4DB $64 ($54 Senior)
Dance your way to a better pregnancy and
birth! Dancing for Birth combines the wisdom
of traditional women’s dances from around
the world with the latest research to help
mom stay fit and prepare for an empowering birth experience. Learn the moves to use
throughout pregnancy and while in labor to
help baby come out “singing.”
Sec. 91
L. M. Morgan
6–7:15 p.m.
M
FRVW
1/26–3/9
Intermediate Ballroom Dance
REC4BD
$59 ($49 Senior)
Add fun and confidence to ballroom dance.
Review basic steps and rhythms of waltz
and East Coast swing. Learn new steps, add
styling and musicality. Prerequisite: Beginning ballroom dance or basic waltz and
East Coast swing. Enrolled partner required.
(If you need a partner, call the instructor at
503-668-9143.)
Sec. 91
Shioshi/Schalk
6:30–7:30 p.m.
R
FRVW
1/15–3/19
Diversity
Career &
Job Fair
The Largest Job Fair in East County!
Thursday,
April 2, 2015
10 a.m. - 2 p.m.
MHCC Gym
Adult Ballet
REC4WB
$64 ($54 Senior)
Experience the beauty and mystery of this
ancient women’s dance. Body isolations,
stretching, movement combinations and veil
work will be included.
K. Miller GSHM
S
1/17–3/21
be employed
GSHM
1/10 –3/14
Tap Dance
REC3TP
$64 ($54 Senior)
A rhythmic, fun way to exercise. Students will
learn basic tap vocabulary and style culminating in a choreographed dance.
Sec. 91
3–3:50 p.m.
K. Miller
S
GSHM
1/17–3/21
Yoga for Health
REC5Y
$89 ($79 Senior)
Learn proper body alignment and breath
awareness. Release tension and tone and
strengthen muscles, bones and organs. Improve
concentration, calm the mind and emotions.
Wear loose clothing; bring a mat, blanket and
pillow. Entry level, ages 18 and up.
Sec. 91
M. Corgiat
9:05–10:35 a.m.
M/W
Sec. 92
M. Corgiat
8–9:30 a.m.
T/R
Sec. 93
M. Corgiat
6–7:30 p.m.
T/R
ZION
1/12–3/18
ZION
1/13–3/19
FAIR
1/13–3/19
Class location, times and dates are subject to change. Please refer to learn.mhcc.edu for up-to-date class information.
SPONSORED BY:
mhcc.edu/jobfair
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Community Education
Water Aerobics
by Moonlight
Mycelium Under our Feet—
How Mushrooms Touch our Lives
LANGUAGE, CULTURE & TRAVEL
REC5WM
$89 ($79 Senior)
Enjoy the moonlit ambiance of an indoor pool
as you work out the day’s frustrations. Learn
new and innovative water aerobic exercises
in the shallow end of the swimming pool.
HRT4MM
$29 ($19 Senior)
The goal of the class is to raise awareness of
homeowners and landscape professionals of
the importance of mycelium in vegetable gardens, nurseries, landscapes and the forests
that surround us all. Understand the causes
of mycelium degradation and solutions for
restoring fungal balance in the environment.
Amazing Women Around the World
Sec. 91
M. Furness
8:30–9:30 p.m.
T/R
RYMS POOL
1/13–3/19
Zumba Fitness
REC5ZM $89 ($79 Senior)
This Latin-inspired dance fitness program
blends international music and infectious
steps to form dance that is downright addictive. Incorporating cumbia, merengue, salsa,
reggaeton, mambo, rumba, flamenco and
hip-hop, both fast and slow rhythms help tone
and sculpt the body. Dance and burn 600 –
1,000 calories each class!
Sec. 91 J. Chau
5:30–6:30 p.m.
T/R
GSHM
1/13–3/19
Zumba Gold
REC5ZMG
$89 ($79 Senior)
Zumba Gold is a lower intensity version of
zumba, a Latin-inspired dance fitness program
that blends international music and infectious
steps to form dance. Perfect for seniors and
those with lower fitness levels or physical limitations. Easy to follow at any size or age.
Sec. 91
P. Latshaw
4–4:50 p.m.
M/W
FRVW
1/12–3/18
HOME, GARDEN & FAMILY
GUN4CH
$49 ($39 Senior)
Satisfies requirements to obtain a Concealed
Carry License (CHL). Covers safety and
responsibility of firearm ownership, how to
obtain a CHL, where the permit is valid, how
to interact with law enforcement and use of
deadly force as described in Oregon Revised Statues (ORS). Students who complete
class receive an Oregon Concealed Carry
Training Certificate.
S. Curtain
M
GSHM
1/20
Pruning Like a Pro
HRT4P
$75 ($65 Senior)
Learn effects of pruning, winter/summer reasons to prune, tools used in pruning, care of
tools, wound dressings, how to make cuts,
timing and techniques for pruning. Oregon
Landscape Contractor Board approved: 6
CEH credits.
Sec. 91
S. Schmidt
6:30–8:30 p.m.
M/T/R
GSHM
1/26–1/29
Sustainable Landscape Techniques
HRT4SL
$75 ($65 Senior)
Learn basic landscape types, soil improvement and storm water mitigation. Covers
watering techniques, plant information,
planting problems, proper tree staking, weed
control and organic growing. Oregon Landscape Contractor Board approved 6 CEH
credits.
Sec. 91
S. Schmidt
6:30-8:30
M/T/R
GSHM
1/5-1/8
Teen Driver’s Education
ODOT Certified
Concealed Handgun
Permit Class
Sec. 91
6–9 p.m.
Sec. 91
S. Schmidt
6:30–8:30 p.m.
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GSHM
3/2
DRV4DE
$210
Offered through Reynolds High School for
teens and young adults with a valid driving
permit. Students receive 33 hours of classroom
instruction plus six hours behind-the-wheel
and six hours of active observation. Students
who will be 18 or older before course ends,
or who already have a license or obtain it
prior to course completion pay an additional
$210 at registration. Students attend one
three-hour class each week and may choose,
each week, to attend either a 3:30–6:30 p.m.
Monday session or a 9 a.m.–noon Saturday
session. In-car drive times will be scheduled
during the first class. To register or for more
information, go to Reynolds High School
main office at 257th and Cherry Park Road.
Information also available at 503-407-8974.
HIS4WP
$45 ($35 Senior)
This class will focus on honoring little known
women and their big contributions to many cultures from prehistoric times to the present. Learn
how women empower their families, communities, countries, and themselves through school,
work, skill, and togetherness. Short lectures,
guest speakers, class discussions, and relevant
videos and web sites enliven sessions. No
textbook necessary.
Sec. 91
R. Mahoney
Noon–2 p.m.
T
Amazing Women in Myth and Music
HIS4WM
$45 ($35 Senior)
Come learn about the little known female
contributions to different cultures from prehistoric times to the present. Discover how
women have been empowered by various
female figures in myths, and how music is an
essential and exciting element in all women’s
cultures. Guest speakers, story-telling, poetry reading, class discussions, and relevant
videos and web sites enliven sessions. No
textbook necessary.
Sec. 91
R. Mahoney
Noon–2 p.m.
T
Register today at learn.mhcc.edu – classes fill up fast!
GSHM
3/3–3/17
Amazing Women’s Wisdom
HIS4WW
$45 ($35 Senior)
This class focuses on the wise choices of
women in teaching, healing, and writing,
whose work has influenced generations and
enhanced practices in these fields. References
are made to ancient women’s ideas and practices, but the emphasis is on modern times.
Short lectures, guests, discussions, videos, and
web sites enliven the sessions. No textbook
needed.
Sec. 91
R. Mahoney
Noon–2 p.m.
T
GSHM
1/20–2/3
Wines of the World: United States
HEC2WA
$59 ($49 senior)
First in a series of three courses to learn what
is behind the label in that bottle of wine.
Develop an appreciation for the product of
viniculture. Discussion will center around the
history, cultivation, production and storage
of wine in all United States wine-production
areas. Component tasting included. Prerequisite: Student must be 21 years of age and
have proof of photo ID.
Sec. 91
H. Harden
6:10–9 p.m.
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18
GSHM
2/10–2/24
GHSM
1/6–1/27
Wines of the World: France and Italy
HEC2WB
$59 ($49 senior)
Second in a series of three courses. Discussion will center around the history, cultivation,
production and storage of wine from Western
Europe, including France, Italy and Germany.
Component tasting included. Prerequisite:
Student must be 21 years of age and have
proof of photo ID.
Sec. 91
H. Harden
6:10–9 p.m.
T
GHSM
2/3–2/17
Wines of the World: Other Countries
HEC2WC
$59 ($49 senior)
Third in a series three courses; discussion will
center around the history, cultivation, production and storage of wine from Eastern Europe
and the Southern Hemisphere. Component
tasting included. Prerequisite: Student must be
21 years of age and have proof of photo ID
Sec. 91
H. Harden
6:10–9 p.m.
T
GSHM
2/24–3/17
Beginning Nepalese
Language and Culture
LAN5NE
$69 ($59 Senior)
Class is designed to teach Nepali language
and culture to people who work with the growing population of Nepali speakers in our area,
as well as to those who plan to visit Nepal for
trekking. Class begins with simple conversation focusing on greeting and introductions,
but by the end of class you will be able to pronounce Nepali words and communicate with
Native speakers in basic conversation. Focus
is on expressing needs and wants, dealing
with health related issues, and money matters.
Class also provides an overall understanding
on Nepalese culture.
Sec. 91 7–9 p.m.
D. Shakya
W
GSHM
1/7–3/18
Learn Spanish Gently
LAN5S
$87 ($77 Senior)
This is a conversational course designed to
aid you in your career, travels and intercultural communication.
Sec. 92
I. Almeda
6–8:30 p.m.
T
Sec. 91
D. Arguello
6–8:30 p.m.
W
MAY 310
1/13–3/17
GSHM
1/14–3/18
19th Century Romantic Poetry:
Shelley with Byron and Keats
LAN4SP $69 ($59 Senior)
A fun way to study literature without worrying
about a grade. Class will primarily focus on
the poet Shelley and his connections to Byron
and Keats. Reading will include Shelley’s
major poems and his philosophy on love and
life. Students can read and discuss the material in a relaxed, fun atmosphere.
Sec. 91
L. Jones
2:10–4 p.m. M
GSHM
1/12–2/16
History of Oregon
HIS4HO
$45 ($35 Senior)
Explore Oregon’s rich history from pre-territory through statehood into the 21st century!
Learn about the key events and individuals in
each period including; Lewis and Clark’s expedition, the Oregon Trail, statehood and the
history of Portland. You will leave with a better
understanding of Oregon’s past and how it
shaped the present.
Sec. 91
6–8 p.m.
R. Montgomery
W
GSHM
1/14–2/11
Professional Novel and Memoir Writing
LAN4NM
$73 ($63 Senior)
Develop and complete your book-length
project through professional critiques and
peer review in this comfortable, friendly
atmosphere.
Sec. 31
C. Hiday
6–8:30 p.m.
W
MAY 310
1/14–3/18
Writing Your Memoirs
LAN4MM
$47 ($37 Senior)
Create a record of your life and experiences
expressed with your personal style. Instructor
helps you weave the fabric of your life into
a story for future generations to read and
cherish. Includes short lectures and writing
exercises.
Sec. 91
1–3 p.m.
R. Mahoney
R
FAIR
1/22–3/19
Swimming Lessons
Recreation Swims
Scuba Lessons
Water Aerobics
Safety Classes
Lots More
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business and industry workforce training
Offering customized corporate training to
prepare your company to compete successfully
in the global marketplace
Business and Industry Workforce Training (BIWT) at Mt.
Hood Community College is the employer’s connection
to customized, affordable training programs designed to
strengthen a business workforce, enhance leadership skills,
improve productivity and increase profitability.
MHCC can provide customized training, including:
• Computer software skills
• Continuing education for professional licensing
• Industry-specific training
• Leadership and supervisory skills
• Professional communication skills
• Project management and continuous improvement
• Specialized training such as Lean Manufacturing
• Training and credentials in workplace health and safety
• Workplace language classes
Employer clients working with MHCC include:
• Arnprior Aerospace Inc.
• City of Gresham
• Connor Manufacturing
• Imperial Manufacturing
• Leatherman Tool Group
• Microchip Technology Inc.
• NACCO Material Handling Group
• ON Semiconductor
• Oregon Home Care Commission
• Transportation Security Administration
CONTACT US: 503-491-7235 • [email protected] • MHCC.EDU/TRAINING
CONSTRUCTION
HEALTHCARE
Building Analyst and Envelope
Professional Training
DME Repair Technician – Level 1
Prepare yourself for the fast growing energy efficiency industry. Earn two Building Performance
Institute (BPI) certifications in eight weeks of
weeknight and weekend classes without having
to take time off from your day job. The training
includes BPI national certification testing.
Place: GE 120
Fee: $2,995
Schedule: learn.mhcc.edu
Building Science Principles (BSP)
This certification course is your first step into
the world of energy efficient home performance. Understand the relationship between
the building envelope, heating, air conditioning, insulation, mechanical ventilation, lighting,
appliances and other home systems. Learn
how these systems affect the comfort, health
and safety of occupants and home durability.
Includes BPI certification testing fee.
Place: GE 120
Fee: $325
Schedule: learn.mhcc.edu
Weatherization Tech
Learn to properly weatherize existing buildings
and homes. Receive field training, perform
weatherization and repair activities. This
Clean Energy Works Oregon qualified program includes a WHALC (Whole House Air
Leakage Control) certification from Building
Performance Institute (BPI).
Place: GE 120
Fee: $2,995
Schedule: learn.mhcc.edu
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Entry-level eight-week industry certification
program trains students to repair and adjust durable medical equipment (DME). Gives students
foundational, hands-on experience from basic
repair to complex rehab equipment. Job placement opportunities range from DME providers,
hospitals, long term care facilities and repair
shops to self-employment and entrepreneurship
in the area of DME repair and service shops.
Place: Gresham Campus (online hybrid)
Fee: $1,500
Schedule: Feb. 14–April 11, 2015
F, 9:30–5 p.m.
Nursing Assistant 1
Training includes 51 hours of online theory, 24
hours of lab practice and 75 hours of clinical
practicum at an assigned facility. After successful completion, student is eligible for the Oregon
State Certified Nursing Assistant 1 exam. Visit
mhcc.edu/cna for details.
Section 71: Jan. 10–March 6
Place: Gresham Campus
Fee: $1,495 Additional fees required
Classroom & Labs: Jan. 12–Feb. 16
M/W/F, 4–9 p.m.
Clinicals: Feb. 23–Mar. 6, M–F, 2–10 p.m.
Section 72: Jan. 26–March 20
Place: Gresham Campus
Fee: $1,495 Additional fees required
Classroom & Labs: Jan. 26–Feb. 27
T/TH, 9 a.m.–2 p.m.
Clinicals: March 9–20, M–F, 6 a.m.–2 p.m.
Nursing Assistant 2
Oregon State Board of Nursing (OSBN)
approved training prepares students for the
CNA2 role in health care agencies. Emphasis
on personal qualities, knowledge and skills
needed to give quality basic nursing care
under the supervision of registered nurses and
licensed practical nurses. Includes 40 hours didactic and lab practice, 24 hours of practicum
at an assigned facility.
Place: AC 1752
Fee: $895
Schedule: Jan. 13–Feb. 5, T/Th, 4–9 p.m.
Clinical: Feb. 12–19, T/Th, 2–10:30 p.m.
Adult Care Home Basic Training (EQC)
This Ensuring Quality Care (EQC) course is
required in the state of Oregon for providers
and resident managers of adult care homes,
and is a basic introduction to the care requirements of residents.
Place: Fee: In class: Online: Maywood Park Campus
or Online
$380
Jan. 12, 13, 14, 20 & 21
9 a.m. –4 p.m.;
Feb. 23–March 13
Emergency Medical Technician (EMT)
The EMT program provides practical, handson training for individuals seeking employment
as a fire officer, EMT or paramedic. Opportunities also exist with home health agencies,
emergency rooms, urgent care clinics and
hospital transportation services.
Place: Bruning Center
Fee: $1,595 Additional fees required
Schedule: March 30–Sept. 2015
M/W, 5:30–9 p.m.
small business development center
TO REGISTER: Go to learn.mhcc.edu. Register for classes
a minimum of 72 hours before the start date.
TO CANCEL: Call 503-491-7658 or email us at
[email protected]. Cancellations 72 hours or more prior
to seminar will be given a 100 percent refund. No refunds
for cancellations within 72 hours of seminar.
The Mt. Hood Community College Small Business Development Center (SBDC) is part of the
Oregon Small Business Development Center Network. We serve new and established businesses
by providing:
• Access to small business resources, information and referral services
• Free, confidential business counseling
• Practical, affordable training
★
THE SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT CENTER IS NOW LOCATED AT 501 N.E. HOOD AVE., SUITE 240, GRESHAM, ORE.
SEMINARS AND
WORKSHOPS
To register go to learn.mhcc.edu
and select the Small Business catalog
STARTING A BUSINESS
Going into Business: Start Smart
Walk through the process of starting your
business from scratch, gain contacts and
principles vital to getting your business off
the ground and managing it through the early
stages of development.
Date: 1/6 or 2/3 or 3/17
Time: 6–8 p.m.
Fee: $30
Location: SBDC Classroom
Real Estate Broker Pre-License
This accelerated course prepares you to qualify
for the Oregon Real Estate Broker's License
Exam in just 10 weeks. It is a hybrid course,
combining live lecture with on-line home study to
meet the 150 hour requirements of the Oregon
Real Estate Agency (OREA). Attendance is
recommended at all evening sessions as well
as the Exam Preparation Day on Saturday
following the last evening class. The course and
instructor are certified by the OREA.
Date: 1/14 to 3/21
Time: 6–9 p.m.
Fee: $600
Location: Mt. Hood Community College
Real Estate Property Management
This is an accelerated Property Manager
License course designed to prepare students for
the Oregon Property Manager License Exam in
7 weeks. Students are expected to have online
capacity, to self-study and attend all evening
sessions. This course is the fastest way to qualify
to take the State License Exam and meets all
of the Oregon Real Estate Agency pre-license
criteria. All class materials will be provided.
Taught by an experienced Property Manager.
Date: 1/22 to 3/5
Time: 6–8 p.m.
Fee: $550
Location: Mt. Hood Community College
12 Critical Lessons from
Successful Oregon Entrepreneurs
Whether you aspire to start your own
business or are growing your business, this
entrepreneurship training offers real-world
insights that can be put into action from
entrepreneurs that have successfully built their
businesses. Join us for this 10 month series
where we interview a successful entrepreneur
in Oregon that will provide critical insights
to building your business. 15 hours of expert
instruction. The fee is $300 for the entire series.
Date: 1/15 to 9/24
Time: 6–7:30 p.m.
Fee: $300
Location: SBDC Classroom
Business Plan Bootcamp™
Session 1: Arrive with an idea, leave with an
outline
Session 2: Building the business plan
Session 3: Adding the financial projections and
marketing spreadsheet
Your instructor/advisor will review your plan
and meet with you for counseling online.
Available On Demand
Fee: $70, Includes 6 months software access
SBM Management 1
Why Most Small Businesses Don't Work and
What to Do About It. Nine-month program for
start-ups and established businesses operating
a year or less. 30 hours of expert instruction
and up to 20 hours of one-on-one counseling.
Leave every monthly seminar with new ideas
and insights. Gain collective wisdom through
sharing successes, failures and ideas with a
group of like-minded business owners. Fee
includes course materials. Second person
from the same business may participate free of
charge. Class meets every 4 weeks.
Date: 1/7 to 9/16
Time: 6 – 9 p.m.
Fee: $995 per business
Location: SBDC Classroom
Class limited to 10 Businesses
Small Business Legal Basics
In this seminar you will learn how to protect
your small business and deal with some of
the legal issues involved when owning and
running a business. You will discover how to
avoid common mistakes while dealing with
contracts, hiring employees and the structure
of your business. In addition, it covers different
licensing requirements and regulations, as well
as tax implications for you and your business.
This seminar is offered in partnership with the
law firm Young Twedt McRostie LLP.
Date: 1/27 or 2/24 or 3/31
Time: Noon–1 p.m.
Fee: $30
Location: SBDC Classroom
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Small Business Development Center
GROWING YOUR BUSINESS
Lead Management and Task
Scheduling with QuickBooks
MARKETING
Exploring Government Contracts for
Your Small Business
Discover time-saving tips in a two-hour handson computer lab using the QuickBooks Lead
and Calendar features to manage business
leads and schedule important accounting tasks
as part of a single bookkeeping system.
Marketing Essentials
If you are new to government contracting,
don't understand the federal market, don't
know who your target customers are, who
your competitors are, don’t know how to build
realistic projections into your business plan, or
simply don't know where to begin, then this
workshop is for you.
Date: 1/14 or 2/11 or 3/11
Time: 10 a.m.–Noon
Fee: $25
Location: SBDC Classroom
Peer Mentoring
The Peer Mentoring Group is an opportunity
for you to get together with your peers, on
an ongoing monthly basis, to exchange ideas,
mentor each other, provide and receive
feedback on your business progress, and build
long lasting connections with others who are
going through the same process you are.
Date: 1/13 to 8/11, meets once a month
Time: 6 – 8 p.m.
Fee: $200
Location: SBDC Classroom
Finding the Money Series
Join Kedma Ough, SBDC Director, and
contributing writer for Entrpreneur.com as she
uncovers various funding sources that can fit
your current business. Nine-month program
delves into the various funding and resource
tools to build your business through a target
funding approach. Fee includes 18 hours of
expert instruction and 18 hours of one-on-one
counseling. Class meets every four weeks.
Date: 1/21 to 9/9
Time: 4–6 p.m.
Fee: $795
Location: SBDC classroom
BOOKKEEPING AND
QUICKBOOKS
Online Accounting
with QuickBooks Online
Explore the options of doing your books online
with Intuit’s QuickBooks Online addition in a
three-hour hands-on computer lab introduction/
orientation to this increasingly popular
approach to managing a bookkeeping system
anytime and anyplace Web access is available.
Date: 2/4 or 3/25
Time: 10 a.m.–noon
Fee: $45, Class limited to 9.
Location: SBDC Lab
QuickBooks Bootcamp™ 1:
Company Set Up and File Management
Two days of hands-on training in QuickBooks
consisting of two, three-hour sessions. After
an introduction to basic accounting principles
used by QuickBooks, you will use the software
to create a company file, customize it, manage
its movement between computers and generate
reports essential to your business.
Date: 1/13 & 1/15 or 3/10 & 3/12
Time: 9 a.m.–Noon,
Fee: $180, Class limited to 9.
Textbook and trial software included
Location: SBDC Lab
QuickBooks Bootcamp™ 2:
Managing Business Transactions
Two days of hands-on training in QuickBooks
consisting of two, three-hour sessions. Working
with real-life customer, vendor and banking
transactions, you will use the software to
process money coming into and going out of
a business as part of a 30-day bookkeeping
cycle vital to your business.
Date: 1/20 & 1/22 or 3/17 & 3/19
Time: 9 a.m.–Noon
Fee: $180, Class limited to 9.
Textbook and trial software included
Location: SBDC lab
Weekend QuickBooks Bootcamp™
Bootcamp 1: Company setup and file
management (one six-hour class)
Bootcamp 2: Managing business transactions
(one six-hour class)
Date:Bootcamp 1: 2/21
Date: Bootcamp 2: 2/28
Time: 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
(One-hour lunch on your own)
Fee: $180 per Bootcamp
Location: SBDC lab, class limited to 9
Textbook and trial software included
Date: 1/28 or 2/25
Time: 9 a.m.–Noon
Fee: $55, Class limited to 9.
Location: SBDC Lab
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How to build and grow your business by
targeting the right customers, developing the
right marketing message and using the right
marketing media to deliver this message to your
target customers.
Date: 2/17 or 3/24
Time: 9 a.m.–Noon
Fee: $45
Location: SBDC classroom
Business Website Essentials
Learn easy step-by-step essentials to building
your own small business website. Designed for
any skill-set, the instructor will walk through the
budget-conscious options and tools to build a
successful business website from scratch.
Date: 1/16 or 3/13
Time: 9:30 – 11:00 a.m.
Fee: $40
Location: SBDC classroom
WebMentor
Have an expert Web designer guide you
through the steps of building a website for your
business. Through six classes and individual
mentor sessions, WebMentor will guide you
through the process of building an effective
professional business website and social
media tools. Business advising available free
of charge while working on your website.
Available On Demand
Fee: $210 includes training materials.
Facebook for Business 101
This workshop will teach you Facebook's
features and how to integrate them effectively
in your business. Learn how to use Facebook
to reach out and interact with your friends and
customers. You will need a personal Facebook
account to create a page for your business. Go
to Facebook.com to create a new account.
Date: 2/20 or *3/19
Time: 10 a.m.–Noon or *4–6 p.m.
Fee: $45
Location: SBDC classroom, class limited to 9
Social Media Series
Nine-month program working with a social
media expert to build, monitor and analyze the
impact of Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest, Linked
In, Google Plus, YouTube and much more. Fee
includes 18 hours instruction, 18 hours one-onone counseling. Class meets once a month.
Date: 1/20 to 9/15
Time: 2–4 p.m.
Fee: $795
Location: SBDC Lab, class limited to 9
non-credit online classes
MHCC, in partnership with Education2Go, an industry leader in online
learning for adults, offers online training programs for many in-demand
workforce skills and occupations. Professionals from each respective
field provide effective, up-to-date Web-based instruction. With MHCC’s
online classes, students can work and study on their own time and keep
their full-time jobs.
• Choose from classes that are instructor-facilitated or self-paced.
• Many classes cost $95 and start throughout the term.
• Hundreds of online classes available, covering a wide variety of
subjects and interests.
• Read your lesson and ask questions of your instructor at a time
convenient to you.
TO REGISTER:
For more classes or to register go to
mhcc.edu/ceonline.
COURSE SECTIONS:
A new section of each online class will begin
Jan. 21, Feb. 18 and March 18, 2015.
Each course consists of 12 two-hour sessions,
provided twice weekly, over a six-week
period. The lessons are supplemented by
interactive quizzes, tutorials and online
discussion via the Web.
This partial list represents our most popular class offerings.
For a complete directory, please visit mhcc.edu/ceonline.
CAREER & PROFESSIONAL
Creating a Successful Business Plan
Explore a Career as a Pharmacy Technician
Fundamentals of Supervision & Management
Learn to Buy and Sell on eBay
Legal Terminology
Nonprofit Fundraising Essentials
Small Business Marketing on a Shoestring
Start and Operate Your Own
Home-Based Business
Twelve Steps to a Successful Job Search
Wow, What a Great Event!
PERSONAL DEVELOPMENT
Assisting Aging Parents
Certificate in End of Life Care
Certificate in Gerontology
Creating K-12 Learning Materials
Differentiated Instruction in the Classroom
Discover Digital Photography
GED Preparation
Get Assertive!
Get Funny!
GMAT Preparation
GRE Preparation
Introduction to Natural Health and Healing
Introduction to Stock Options
Keys to Effective Communication
Keys to Successful Money Management
LSAT Preparation
Luscious, Low-Fat, Lightning-Quick Meals
Personal Finance
Photoshop Elements 12 for the
Digital Photographer
Ready, Set, Read!
Response to Intervention: Reading Strategies
that Work
SAT/ACT Preparation
Secrets of Better Photography
Singapore Math: Number Sense and
Computational Strategies
Solving Classroom Discipline Problems
Spanish for Medical Professionals
Spanish in the Classroom
Speed Spanish I and II
Survival Kit for New Teachers
Teaching Adult Learners
Teaching Smarter with SMART Boards
Understanding Adolescents
Where Does All My Money Go?
WRITING & PUBLISHING
A to Z Grant Writing
Beginner’s Guide to Getting Published
Beginning Writer’s Workshop
Effective Business Writing
Get Grants!
Grammar Refresher
Introduction to Screenwriting
The Keys to Effective Editing
Travel Writing
Writeriffic: Creativity Training for Writers
Writing Effective Grant Proposals
Writing Essentials
Writing for Children
Writing for ESL
COMPUTER & TECHNOLOGY
Achieving Top Search Engine Positions
Basic CompTIA® A+ Certification Prep
CompTIA® Network+ Certification Prep
CompTIA® Security+ Certification Prep
Computer Skills for the Workplace
Creating a Classroom Website
Creating Web Pages I & II
Designing Effective Websites
Intermediate Dreamweaver CS6
Intermediate Networking
Intermediate SQL
Introduction to Adobe Flash
Introduction to C++ Programming
Introduction to CSS and XHTML
Introduction to Dreamweaver CS6
Introduction to Illustrator CS6
Introduction to InDesign CS6
Introduction to Java Programming
Introduction to Microsoft Access
Introduction to Microsoft Excel
Introduction to Microsoft PowerPoint
Introduction to Microsoft Project 2010 & 2013
Introduction to Microsoft Publisher
Introduction to Microsoft Word 2010 & 2013
Introduction to Networking
Introduction to PC Security
Introduction to PC Troubleshooting
Introduction to PHP and MySQL
Introduction to Programming
Introduction to QuickBooks 2012 & 13
Performing Payroll in QuickBooks 2012 & 13
Photoshop CS6 for the Digital Photographer
PMP Certification Prep 1
Wireless Networking
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mhcc quick information guide
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Social Security Disclosure
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or
503-491-7275
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I-84
181st Ave
102nd
Ave.
82nd Ave
I-84
I-84
4
Stark St.
Division St.
2
Division St.
Powell Blvd.
10100 N.E. Prescott St., Portland, OR
503-491-6100
From the MHCC Gresham Campus:
Travel west on I-84
Take the I-205 south/I-205 north exit
Merge onto I-205 north ramp
Merge onto I-205 north
Take E. Sandy Blvd. exit
Merge onto N.E. Sandy Blvd.
Turn right onto N.E. 102nd Ave.
Turn right onto N.E. Prescott St.
End at 10100 N.E. Prescott St.
From Portland:
Travel east on I-84
Exit at I-205 north
Take E. Sandy Blvd. exit
Merge onto N.E. Sandy Blvd.
Turn right onto N.E. 102nd Ave.
Turn right onto N.E. Prescott St.
End at 10100 N.E. Prescott St.
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BRUNING CENTER FOR
ALLIED HEALTH
EDUCATION AT MHCC
3
MHCC GRESHAM
CAMPUS
26000 S.E. Stark St., Gresham, OR
503-491-6422
1484 N.W. Civic Dr., Gresham, OR
503-491-6700
Directions from Vancouver:
Travel south on I-205 to I-84 east
Drive east on I-84 to exit 17, Troutdale
Turn right onto 257th Ave. at stoplight
Continue on 257th Ave. through Stark St.
MHCC is on the left just south of Stark St.
End at 257th Ave./Kane Rd.
Directions from the MHCC
Gresham Campus:
Drive west on S.E. Stark St.
Turn left onto S.E. 223rd Ave.
Turn right onto S.E. Burnside Rd.
Turn left onto N.W. Civic Dr.
End at 1484 N.W. Civic Dr.
From Portland:
From Portland:
Drive east on I-84 to exit 17, Troutdale
Turn right onto 257th Ave. at stoplight
Continue on 257th Ave. through Stark St.
MHCC is on the left just south of Stark St.
End at 257th Ave./Kane Rd.
Travel east on I-84
Take the 181st Ave. exit 13 to Gresham
Turn right onto N.E. 181st Ave.
Turn left onto E. Burnside St.
Turn right onto N.W. Civic Dr.
End at 1484 N.W. Civic Dr.
The TriMet MAX train stops at Civic Drive
– just steps from the Bruning Center.
MHCC Winter 2015 Calendar
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Martin Luther King Jr. Day (No classes) . . . . 1/19
Final Exam Week . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3/16–20
For the most current calendar visit
mhcc.edu/registrationcalendar
WORKSOURCE
PORTLAND METRO EAST
19421 S.E. Stark St., Gresham, OR
503-660-1440
Classes Begin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1/5
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501 N.E. Hood Ave., Gresham, OR
503-491-7658
be an innovator
High school student Aallan McKenzie shares his brainstorming team’s technology development ideas with STEM Tour
Coordinator Keith Hummel at the iUrban Teen Tech Summit held at Mt. Hood Community College in October.
MHCC Leads Efforts
in East County
STE(A)M Initiative
Science
Technology
Engineering
Arts
Mathematics
Among the fastest growing jobs in the country are
those involving science, technology, engineering
and mathematics.
That’s why Mt. Hood Community College is taking the
lead in building a workforce to keep up with the demand
in the STEM sector, working alongside such partners as
the Gresham Area Chamber of Commerce, Multnomah
County, East County school districts, area businesses and
community organizations.
The East Metro STEAM Partnership is even taking it a
step further adding industrial and technical arts into the
initiative. The goal is to provide everyone an opportunity
to engage in STEAM learning that results in a skilled
workforce and increased economic opportunity.
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be
in demand
“My whole life I have enjoyed learning how
things work and how to solve problems with
machines of all types,” shares Carpenter. This is
what initially led me to the Ford ASSET program.
While I enjoyed working with my hands, I wanted
to do more troubleshooting and problem solving.”
So Carpenter returned to MHCC and majored
in engineering. He later transferred to PSU
and graduated with a degree in Mechanical
Engineering.
His engineering degree accomplished, he applied
for a job with NACCO Materials Handling
Group, Inc. (NMHG) where he currently works.
MHCC Alumni Jeffrey Carpenter tests a forklift truck
for his employer, NACCO Materials Handling Group.
Unplanned Second
Degree Leads to
Successful Career
for MHCC Alum
Deciding on a career can be a very exciting and
trying experience. What do you want to do the
rest of your life is not a question that is simply
answered. But for Mt. Hood Community College
(MHCC) alum Jeffrey Carpenter, his indecision
led to the perfect job.
Carpenter first started at MHCC with the idea
of becoming an automotive technician. He
graduated from the Ford Asset program, but
during this time realized he wanted to do more.
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“Going in to the interview I expected to share
my engineering experience and ignore my
automotive background. Instead, I was primarily
asked about my automotive background and was
essentially hired on the spot,” said Carpenter.
It was his combination of skills that NMHG
wanted. “A mechanical engineer who can also
troubleshoot and repair mechanical systems is in
high demand,” said Carpenter.
Carpenter says starting at Mt. Hood Community
College really provided him the opportunity to
accomplish what he did.
“I always recommend new students start at a
community college level. Many students, like
myself, decide that their initial career choice isn’t
for them. It is much easier and less expensive
to do a 180 and try something different at the
community college level,” shares Carpenter.
Carpenter is now a Test Engineer at NMHG’s
development/testing center in Fairview, Oregon.
NMHG provides the strategic leadership and
global support behind Hyster® and Yale® lift
trucks, two of the most successful lift truck brands
in the industry.
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Investing in the Future of Our Students, Yoshida Family
Express Their Support with $1-million Gift
Residents of Troutdale, Oregon, Junki and Linda Yoshida have played a significant role in supporting students
through the Mt. Hood Community College District Foundation for many years.
Junki Yoshida tells a heartfelt story of how
community college made a difference in his
life. At the age of 19 he came to the U.S. from
Japan. With little money and no legal status, he
knew going to college would make a difference.
So he traded Karate lessons at Highline
Community College in Washington State for
college tuition.
Soon after, he met his future bride Linda.
The story is one of downfalls and successes,
but with a great ending. The Yoshidas own a
conglomerate of companies including
the internationally known Yoshida Sauce.
Junki and Linda believe that without their
community college experience they would not
have seen the success they live today.
life,” said Junki Yoshida. “I know that we must
continue to do what we can to provide other
people the same opportunity that the community
college provided me.”
And while for many years they have supported
community colleges, they decided to do
something really significant by dedicating
$1-million to the MHCC Foundation.
“This gift is truly a blessing from the Yoshida
family,” said Dr. Debbie Derr, MHCC president.
“They know the importance this institution plays
in the economic vitality of our community. This
gift shows that they see the college as a great
investment in the future of our educational efforts
and especially in the success of our students.”
“I am a former community college student and
know personally it made a difference in my
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POSTAL CUSTOMER
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be a saint
Barney the St. Bernard is Back!
It was in 1966 that the college
chose the St. Bernard as its
mascot. That’s when a real
St. Bernard made its debut
on campus and was promptly
named Barney.
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DISCO
BALL
Now, 48-years later Barney
is back. While not the original
mascot from 1966, this St.
Bernard is two years old and
owned by Gresham couple
Michael and Lori Fryar. The
Fryars are allowing the college
to use their St. Bernard as a
real live mascot.
Barney has already made
appearances at several
events including the Teddy
Bear Parade in downtown
Gresham and during New
Student Welcome Day at
MHCC’s Gresham campus.
So keep an eye out for Barney
at local events as well as on
the MHCC campus.
SAVE THE DATE!
Mt. Hood Community College
Foundation Auction & Dinner
SATURDAY, APRIL 25, 2015
Red Lion Hotel on the River
A fundraiser for MHCC student scholarships
Michael and Lori Fryar show
Barney around the Gresham
Campus during New Student
Welcome Day.
For information call 503-491-7206.
Visit us online at mhcc.edu/foundation
or email at [email protected].