Hill County Continuing Education Instuctor Application

SUNY Adirondack Continuing Education is proud to partner with Saratoga Springs City School District to offer continuing education and lifelong learning opportunities to the greater Saratoga Springs community. See below for a catalog of personal enrichment and workforce training classes at Saratoga Springs City Schools, online and around the Saratoga region.

Register online! To sign up for Continuing Education courses, fill out our Registration Request Form.

PERSONAL ENRICHMENT

• Arts & Crafts
• Driver Training
• Financial Planning
• Fitness
• Food, Cooking & Baking
• Hobbies & Special Interests
• Language & Communication
• Local Tours & Trips
• Music

WORKFORCE TRAINING

• Electrical Maintenance
• Entrepreneurship
• Health Care Training
• Information Technology
• Management Skills
• Microsoft Excel Courses
• Notary Courses

ARTS & CRAFTS

All materials costs for courses are included in the price unless otherwise specified.

Holiday Workshop

Nov. 26

Saturday | 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. | Fort Edward Art Center & Archive Building

Beat the holiday rush. Join us and learn how to create your own balsam wreath and balsam centerpiece for holiday décor or as a thoughtful gift. You will also learn how to make bows for decorations and other decorating techniques. Using balsam greens from the Adirondacks, you'll trim with a bow and decorate with pine cones. You will go home with two holiday pieces to enjoy throughout the season. Students are encouraged to bring gardening gloves, a pair of garden clippers for cutting the greens and a bag lunch.

Registration for this class closes Monday, Nov. 21. Please note the college will be closed for the Thanksgiving holiday from Nov. 23 to 27.

Instructor: R. Paul McCarty

Price: $29 plus an additional $50 materials fee. The $50 materials fee is payable to the instructor in class.

CRN: 10037

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DRIVER TRAINING

Five-Hour Pre-Licensing Course

Live synchronous

• Monday, Nov. 7, from 5 to 10 p.m. (CRN: 10026)

• Monday, Dec. 5, from 5 to 10 p.m. (CRN: 10027)

This five-hour pre-licensing course is required by the New York State Department of Motor Vehicles for all applicants who want to take a road test for a driver's license. A MV-278 completion certificate needed for road test appointments will be issued at the conclusion of this class.

Please note: A New York State Learner's Permit (photo ID) is required. Students should join the class 15 minutes early. Class starts promptly at the scheduled time. Students must have their cameras on at all times during the course; the instructor must be able to see each student to confirm attendance for the duration of the class. Preregistration is required through Continuing Education. Please use the Five-Hour Pre-Licensing Course Registration Form here to preregister for this class.

Instructor: Bell's Driving School

Price: $55

CRN: 70003

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FINANCIAL PLANNING

Estate Planning Basics

Nov. 3

Thursday | 6 to 8 p.m. | SUNY Adirondack Saratoga

Estate planning is the act of preparing for the management and transfer of your assets during incapacity or upon your death. While a will is the cornerstone of any estate plan, it is important you have a power of attorney and health care proxy in place during your lifetime in the event you lose the capacity to make important decisions due to an emergency or medical condition. Join estate planning attorney Jessica Botelho for a detailed discussion on the basics of estate planning, and learn how to prepare yourself and your family for life's inevitable events.

Instructor: Jessica Botelho, Partner at Harris-Pero & Botelho PLLC

Price: $16

CRN: 10030

Maximize Your Social Security Benefit

Nov. 7

Monday | 6:15 to 8:15 p.m. | Saratoga Springs City School District

A few key decisions can make a big difference in the amount of your Social Security benefit. Attend this hands-on workshop and learn strategies to get the most money from Social Security. Learn how to plan for taxes, health care and other costs during retirement, as well as how to wisely grow and protect your retirement income. This session will cover key Social Security benefit choices, such as individual and spousal options, and help you understand simple steps to maximize your benefit. Join us before you make a financial decision that may not be reversible.

Instructor: Frank Finch, principal of Life Stages Financial Group

Price: $16

CRN: 10032

Navigating the World of Retirement Planning

Oct. 24

Monday | 6:15 to 8 p.m. | SUNY Adirondack Saratoga

This class is designed to improve your confidence in a bright financial future by helping you to understand popular financial strategies that can benefit you and others that may hurt you. What are they? For whom are they designed? Why are they so important and valuable? What should you avoid? These financial strategies include: fighting risk with low-cost, customized investment portfolios for growth and income; wisely managing your 401(k)s/lRAs with strategic systematic withdrawals; meeting needs and important goals with income annuities; maximizing social security income; protecting you and your family with cash-value life insurance and long-term care insurance policies, etc. You will better understand these strategies, including which can help you and which aren't for you.

Instructor: Frank Finch, principal of Life Stages Financial Group

Price: $16

CRN: 10047

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FITNESS

Please note: Before starting any exercise program, consult your physician.

Soulful Line Dancing

Oct. 12 to Nov. 16

Wednesdays | 6 to 7 p.m. | Saratoga Springs City School District

Heart and Soul Dancers of B Spa presents Soul Line Dancing, a class where we'll dance together "alone"—that is, you don't need a partner. Learn quick and easy routines to music like Motown, oldies, Latin, disco and standards. This is a no-pressure dancing class with no rules. This class encourages individuality, so have fun and enjoy the company of other people who love dancing.

Instructor: Mary Colby, Heart and Soul Dancers

Price: $55

CRN: 10101

Co-Ed Volleyball

Oct. 3 to Dec. 21 (No class Oct. 5, Oct. 10, Nov. 21 & Nov. 23)

Mondays & Wednesdays | 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. | Saratoga Springs City School District

Join in on this semi-weekly pick-up volleyball course for intermediate BB/B level players. Attendance is limited; those who have not preregistered for one of the options below will be permitted to drop in on a space-available basis. Drop-in participants must register upon arrival and will be invoiced $6 per session they attend.

Please note: A towel, water and good sneakers/shoes are recommended. No payment will be accepted on site.

• Preregister for all sessions: $110 (CRN: 10110)

• Preregister for all Monday sessions only: $55 (CRN: 10111)

• Preregister for all Wednesday sessions only: $55 (CRN: 10112)

Instructor: Mary Ellen Peek

Zumba / Zumba Toning

Oct. 4 to Dec. 8 (No class Nov. 8 & 24)

Tuesdays & Thursdays | 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. | Saratoga Springs City School District

Zumba is an interval-style dance fitness party that combines low-intensity and high-intensity moves. Burn lots of calories as you move to the rhythm with Latin and world-inspired dance and fitness moves. Zumba is so fun, it doesn't feel like exercise, and it's for every body — all shapes, sizes and abilities can enjoy Zumba. Zumba is an enthusiastic, energizing, positive and "feel good" class.

All are welcome to this Zumba class! Make it Zumba toning by using 1- to 3-pound weights. A towel, water and good sneakers/shoes are recommended.

Instructor: Janine Hawthorne

Price: $69

CRN: 10105

FOOD, COOKING & BAKING

Fun with Phyllo Dough

Nov. 7

Monday | 6 to 9 p.m. | Saratoga Springs City School District

Phyllo dough, the thin pastry crust in the freezer section, ranks high in intimidation even for the most adept home chefs. But that is not the case at all. Caterer Amy Kantor has been creating exquisite entrees and appetizers using this delicate casing for decades .... and she wants to show you how! Join her to scratch bake savory phyllo favorites spanakopita, Greek lamb lasagna and the heavenly sweetness of baklava in this inspiring one-night journey to the Mediterranean ... without leaving Saratoga!

Please note: No refunds will be issued after Oct. 31. Participants should bring small carryout containers, an apron and a hair tie to pull up long hair, and wear closed-toe shoes and a hat.

Instructor: Amy Kantor, Omelette King Catering

Price: $45 (Course price includes a $20 materials fee.)

CRN: 10122

Beginner Cookie Decorating: Christmas Creations

• Wednesday, Nov. 30 from 6 to 8 p.m. at SUNY Adirondack Saratoga (CRN: 10159), or
• (currently full; waitlisted) Thursday, Dec. 1 from 6 to 8 p.m. at SUNY Adirondack Saratoga (CRN: 10081)

If you've never worked with royal icing or have dabbled, this class will help you get the ball rolling. We will work step by step on each cookie to learn various decorating techniques used with royal icing, specifically piping/outlining, flooding and wet-on-wet techniques. There are five cookie designs planned and we will keep things rolling to get them all completed by the end of class. You will take them home with you in a bakery box, along with a royal icing recipe, a sugar cookie recipe (not Buttercup Cookie's signature recipe, but a foundation of it), a decorating tool, a cookie cutter and a packet of seasonal sprinkles and/or cookie decorations. All supplies are provided.

Please note: This course is open to students ages 10 and older; students younger than 17 are welcome with a parent or guardian. No refunds will be issued after Nov. 23.

Instructor: Cindy Burek, Buttercup Cookie

Price: $69 (Course price includes a $54 materials fee.)

CRN: 10081

HOBBIES & SPECIAL INTERESTS

Mah Jongg 101 (currently full; waitlisted)

Oct. 13 to Nov. 10

Thursdays | 6 to 8 p.m. | Saratoga Springs City School District

Mah Jongg is played with a group of four people using beautifully colored tiles. Bring yourself and your friends. This is not the same game played on the computer. All levels welcome. Each participant will need their own national Mah Jongg League card (approximately $11) and instructional book (approximately $19). These materials will also be available to purchase from the instructor at the first class.

Instructor: Barbara Bade

Price: $49

CRN: 10114

Sell It Online! Explore Your Best E-Store Opportunities

Nov. 17

Thursday | 6 to 9 p.m. | Live synchronous

There are several apps and platforms today that provide excellent ways to generate revenue by selling unwanted used items or creating a new e-commerce business. This class presents an essential comparison review of the top sites that are easy to use, with emphasis on selling most of your items locally and some nationally. Included are pros and cons, dos and don'ts, tips and strategies, as well as requirements including registration, costs and how sellers are paid. This comprehensive overview will help you set your direction and determine which apps and marketing strategies are best for your online success.

Instructor: Kevin Boyd

Price: $49

CRN: 10065

Finding Time

Nov. 2

Wednesday | 6 to 7:30 p.m. | Live synchronous

This session is for participants interested in learning research-based time-management strategies that lead to greater happiness, success and personal well-being.

Instructor: Stephen Danna, Ph.D.

Price: $19

CRN: 10061

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LANGUAGE & COMMUNICATION

Volunteer Literacy Tutor Training

• Wednesdays, Oct. 19 to Nov. 16, from 6 to 8 p.m. at SUNY Adirondack Saratoga (CRN: 10068), or

• Tuesdays, Nov. 1 to 29, from 6 to 8 p.m. – Live synchronous (CRN: 10069)

In this course, individuals will receive complete training by Tri-County Literacy Center staff to begin tutoring an adult student in basic literacy, the English language or both. Why not give back by teaching reading and English to adults in the community who need help? The need for literacy tutors in the region is significant.

Instructor: Tri-County Literacy Center Inc.

Price: $15

Keep Talking: An Introduction to Professional Voice-Over (Registration has closed for this course)

Oct. 24

Monday | 6:30 to 8 p.m. | Live synchronous

Have you ever been told you have a great voice? This class will introduce you to the growing field of voice-over in audio books, cartoons, documentaries, commercials and other formats.

Today, the range of voices hired has grown dramatically from the days of announcers. Learn what the pros look for, how to prepare and where to find work in your area. We'll discuss industry pros and cons, and play samples from working voice professionals. In addition, you'll have an opportunity to record a short professional script under the direction of our teacher. This class is fun, realistic and a great first step for anyone interested in the voice-over field.

Instructor: Voice Coaches

Price: $19

CRN: 10070

LOCAL TOURS & TRIPS

Ideal Dairy Farms & Argyle Cheese Farmer Dairy Processing & Store Tour

Oct. 26

Wednesday | 1 to 3 p.m. | Tour begins at Ideal Dairy Farms

Visit a commercial dairy farm milking 3,000 cows and learn what goes into producing delicious and nutritious dairy products. Ideal Dairy Farms staff will share how they care for their cows and discuss innovative technology and tools that allow the farm to remain competitive and sustainable in the dairy industry. Following the Ideal Dairy Farms tour, participants will travel a short distance to the Argyle Cheese Farmer dairy processing plant and retail store to discover how Ideal Dairy's milk is made into cheese, yogurt and lots of other delicious products. Participants will also have the option to shop a collection of farm-fresh, delicious, homemade products.

Please note: This two-hour program includes an indoor and outdoor walking tour of an operating dairy farm, so please dress appropriately. Tour begins at Ideal Dairy Farms at 239 Vaughn Road, Hudson Falls, New York 12839 (follow the signs to the tour and parking area). After the Ideal Dairy Farms tour, drive to Argyle Cheese Farmer processing plant and retail store at 2358 Burgoyne Ave. in Hudson Falls.

Instructors: Ideal Dairy Farms and Argyle Cheese Farmer staff

Price: $19

CRN: 10086

An Architectural & Musical Treasure Tour in Glens Falls

Oct. 28

Friday | 1 to 3 p.m. | First Presbyterian Church of Glens Falls

The First Presbyterian Church of Glens Falls is one of the most significant architectural buildings in the North Country and listed in National Register of Historic Places. Designed by famed American architect Ralph Adams Cram, the 1929 neo-Gothic building displays beautiful stonework, magnificent wood carvings and colorful stained-glass windows. The church is home to two large pipe organs, which you will experience in sight and sound. With more than 7,000 pipes ranging from the size of a pencil to 32 feet long, this world-renowned instrument is one of the 100 largest pipe organs in the world. Bryan Kirk, music director and organist, will take you on an informative tour of the building. You'll also have a chance to hear this magnificent instrument, from the softest ethereals to roof-raising and floor-shaking fortissimos. See rarely observed, behind-the-scenes views of the organ chambers, pipes and air reservoirs, and learn about the extensive music program and concerts the church offers for the benefit of our community.

Instructor: Bryan Kirk, First Presbyterian Church of Glens Falls

Price: $19

CRN: 10087

Park Theater Tour & Lunch

Nov. 4

Friday | 10:30 a.m. to noon | The Park Theater, Glens Falls

Get an inside look into this historic theater, now a hotspot for community events and performances. Opened Dec. 23, 1911, Park Theater was the first movie theater in Glens Falls and became a gathering place for residents to watch silent films and vaudeville shows. After closing in 1935, the Glens Falls Post Co., publishers of The Post-Star, purchased the theater in 1937 and converted it into a printing plant. Over the years, it has been gradually improved for use as a performing arts center, rented out for occasional concerts and used to operate a movie theater. In July 2014, local developer Elizabeth Miller, president of Miller Mechanical, purchased the property. With the help of AJA Architecture and Planning, and Cifone Construction Co., The Park Theater was transformed into a state-of-the-art performing space with Doc's Restaurant downstairs. Your tour will conclude with lunch (a sandwich/wrap with beverage, chips and dessert) at Doc's Restaurant.

Please note: You will be contacted before the tour for your sandwich order. Any withdrawals after Oct. 28 will not be refunded the materials fee.

Instructor: Chris Ristau, Executive Director, Park Theater

Price: $35 (Course price includes a $20 materials fee.)

CRN: 10084

Weather Routing Tour

Nov. 9

Wednesday | 1 to 3 p.m. | Weather Routing Inc., Glens Falls

Did you know Glens Falls is home to a private meteorological firm? Join us on a tour of this world leader in marine industry since 1961. Your tour at Weather Routing Inc. will include the operations center for both yachting and commercial divisions, followed by a discussion of the services provided by Weather Routing to maritime clients worldwide.

Instructor: Jeremy Davis, assistant director of Operations, Weather Routing Inc. or Weather Routing staff

Price: $19

CRN: 10097

The Chapman Museum Tour

Nov. 18

Friday | 1 to 3 p.m. | Chapman Museum, Glens Falls

This tour of the museum will take visitors through our primary exhibition spaces, downstairs to our research archives and up to our collection's storage facility. This will provide a behind-the-scenes look at the materials housed in The Chapman and some of the ways we prepare for upcoming exhibitions.

Instructor: Maureen Folk, Outreach and Program

coordinator, Chapman Museum

Price: $19

CRN: 10096

MUSIC

Topics in Music Theory II

Oct. 7 to Nov. 4

Fridays | 10 a.m. to noon | SUNY Adirondack Queensbury campus and live synchronous

This course will build upon concepts presented in Topics in Music Theory I and will begin with a review of the keyboard, notation on the staff and major and minor key signatures and scales. We will then cover chords, including building triads (major, minor, diminished and augmented), seventh chords and chord inversions. The study of music theory provides a foundation for understanding concepts upon which music is built.

Join us for this interactive and practical course that opens the world of music theory for beginners and offers a refresher for more experienced musicians or anyone with a desire to learn more about music. Concepts from Topics in Music Theory I will be reviewed at the first class.

Instructor: Miriam Enman, SUNY Adirondack

Price: $79

Attending in person (CRN: 10078)

Attending on Zoom (CRN: 10079)

Beginner Guitar

Oct. 12 to Nov. 16

Wednesdays | 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. | Saratoga Springs City School District

Beginner Guitar is for anyone looking to learn the basics, and develop a good foundation for essential chords, scales, left-hand and right-hand techniques applicable to every style of music. Participants will need to bring a guitar in good working condition.

Instructor: Jim Mattrazzo

Price: $55 (An additional $25 materials fee for the "Beginning Rock Guitar" instructional DVD is payable to the instructor in class.)

CRN: 10120

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ELECTRICAL MAINTENANCE

Electrical Maintenance Technician Bootcamp

Sept. 27 to Dec. 22 (No class Nov. 22 & 24)

Tuesdays & Thursdays | 6 to 9 p.m. | SUNY Adirondack Saratoga & Google Classroom

In this short-term course, students will learn entry-level skills to begin their careers as electrical technicians in a variety of modern manufacturing environments. Ideal candidates include those new to work in a modern manufacturing environment with an aptitude for hands-on work and a desire to build competencies and skills to advance in their fields.

Through hands-on classes, independent study and work outside class, students will have the opportunity to build key competencies to ensure on-the-job success including:

• A strong foundation in basic math applications and mathematical conversions between measurement units and mathematical systems

• Reading and making precise measurements, and using scientific notation

• An introduction to AC and DC currents and their use in electrical systems

• Safety around high-voltage equipment, including PPE, and the OSHA Lockout Tagout (LOTO) certification in electrical safety

• An introduction to PLC equipment and relay communications

• Hand tool use

• Use of continuous improvement models in modern manufacturing, including Lean and Six Sigma

Companies wishing to upskill new or potential employees and individuals who want to enter the exciting and ever-changing world of modern manufacturing will benefit from this course. Career services are embedded into the course and include presentations by area job centers and recruitment opportunities with local employers. Course fee includes a tool kit for each student and the cost of LOTO certification training and examination.

Price: $899 - Tuition assistance through Workforce Readiness Academies Program (WRAP) may be available for eligible individuals. Visit the WRAP webpage for details.

ENTREPRENEURSHIP

Start-Up ADK

Sept. 27 to Dec. 6 (No class Oct. 18, Nov. 15 & Nov. 22)

Tuesdays | 6 to 8 p.m. | Live synchronous (Zoom, Google Classroom & EntreSkills)

Please provide your @gmail.com address when you register for seamless enrollment.

Are you starting or expanding a small business? Join us live, online, for this comprehensive and informative eight-session, 16-hour course focused on the business planning process and providing the skills needed to start or scale up your business. Kim London, a local serial-entrepreneur and SUNY ADK faculty member, delivers an interactive and robust program. Kim incorporates local content experts in marketing, market research, bookkeeping, tax issues and cash flow, financial projections, legal considerations, human resources, business insurance and more. Participants use an online business plan builder and gain knowledge, feedback and support from an experienced entrepreneur.

Residents of Warren or Washington counties who successfully complete this program may be eligible to apply for a small-business loan through Warren or Washington counties' LDCs.

This course is sponsored by Warren County Local Development Corporation, Washington County Local Development Corporation and SUNY Adirondack Continuing Education.

Instructor: Kim Feeney London, assistant professor of Business, SUNY Adirondack

Price: $249

CRN: 10123

HEALTH CARE TRAINING

Sterile Processing Technician

Oct. 4 to Dec. 22 (No class Nov. 24)

Tuesdays & Thursdays | 6 to 9:30 p.m. | SUNY Adirondack Saratoga & Saratoga Hospital

This program is offered in partnership with Condensed Curriculum International (CCI). Sterile processing technicians perform and participate in decontamination, cleaning, assembling, packaging, scanning, sterilization, storage and distribution of reusable surgical instrumentation and equipment. These technicians play a critical role in preventing infection by sterilizing, cleaning, processing, assembling, storing and distributing medical supplies. The central service department of a health care facility is the hub of all activity surrounding supplies and equipment needed for surgery and patient care.

This course covers the following key areas and topics:

• Instrumentation: knowledge of surgical instruments and specialty devices
• Processing of surgical instrumentation: decontamination, packaging and sterilization of surgical instrumentation
• Processing of moveable patient equipment: processing, cleaning, testing, assembly and distribution of movable patient care equipment
• Storage and inventory: storage, handling and distribution of sterile surgical instrumentation and devices, as well as inventory control and cost recovery systems
• Medical terminology: knowledge of medical terminology, anatomy, physiology and microbiology
• Prevention processes: infection prevention, decontamination and disinfection processes
• National certification: This class prepares qualified students to sit for the Certified Sterile Processing and Distribution Technician (CSPDT) exam from the Certification Board for Sterile Processing and Distribution (CBSPD).

Instructors: Clay Landry and Megan Breheny, Saratoga Hospital

Price: $1,925 – Tuition assistance through Workforce Readiness Academies Program (WRAP) may be available for eligible individuals. See the WRAP webpage for details.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Python for Data Analytics

Oct. 3 to Jan. 9 (No class Oct. 10, Nov. 23, Dec. 26 & Dec. 28)

Mondays & Wednesdays | 5:45 to 8:45 p.m. | Live synchronous

This course is designed for students with no programming experience and those interested in learning new coding languages or applications. Students will learn fundamental programming concepts using the programming language Python, specifically as a tool for collecting, analyzing and visualizing data. Python is one of the world's most popular programming languages, and more businesses are introducing Python into their work. The course will take students through the basics of programming (variables, data structures, loops, conditionals, etc.), and into Python Libraries for data analysis (Numpy, Matplotlib, etc). Basic statistics will also be covered to help students interpret data, such as basic summary statistics and how to recognize common statistical distributions. All this will culminate in the analysis and visualization of real data sets of the student's choosing. This course meets two evenings per week, three hours per session. Occasional labs outside classes will provide further opportunities for mentoring and networking.

Instructor: SaratogaCanCode

Price: $1,950 – Tuition assistance through Workforce Readiness Academies Program (WRAP) may be available for eligible individuals. See the WRAP webpage for details.

MANAGEMENT SKILLS

New & Emerging Supervisors & Managers Series

Tuesdays | 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. | Live synchronous

These courses will focus on practical tools in strategic areas to assist new and emerging supervisors and managers with advancing their skills, confidence and effectiveness in their roles. Each one-hour session will offer opportunities to learn and rehearse skills to apply immediately in the workplace.

• Oct. 25 (CRN: 10017): Teamwork & Trust: Consider what trust means on the job and how to inspire healthy conflict.
• Nov. 22 (CRN: 10018): Process & Accountability: Learn simple and effective tools to help you run a tight ship — including process documentation, standard setting and accountability.

Instructor: Wendy Waldron, WaldronWorks,

Professional EOS Implementer®

Price: $65 per course session ($130 for both)

Microsoft Excel Level 2 — Intermediate Skills

Nov. 8 and 10

Tuesday & Thursday | 6 to 9 p.m. | SUNY Adirondack Saratoga

Use Excel to manage, share and present data at work or at home. Learn how to create advanced formulas, analyze and organize data, work with functions and lists, visualize data with charts and graphs, work with multiple workbooks and export data. This course is intended for individuals who have some experience with Microsoft Excel and are interested in becoming more efficient and skillful in the software application. To successfully complete this course, you must attend both sessions.

Please note: Instruction and course materials will focus on the 2019 Desktop version of the software. After you register, you will be invited to complete a survey to share information about your experience, goals for use, and questions about the content of these courses to support instructional planning.

Registration for this class closes Wednesday, Oct. 26, to ensure timely receipt of course materials; receipt of course materials may be delayed for individuals registering after that date.

Instructor: Dan Dragon

Price: $145 (Course price includes a $35 materials fee.)

CRN: 10021

Microsoft Excel Level 3 — Advanced Skills

Nov. 29 and Dec. 1

Tuesday & Thursday | 6 to 9 p.m.

SUNY Adirondack Saratoga

Use Excel to manage, share and present data at work or at home. Learn how to work with multiple worksheets and workbooks, use lookup functions and formula auditing, share and protect workbooks, automate functionality, create sparklines and forecast data. This course is intended for individuals who have significant experience with Microsoft Excel and are interested in advancing their skills and efficiency in this software application. To successfully complete this course, you must attend both sessions.

Please note: Instruction and course materials will focus on the 2019 Desktop version of the software. After you register, you will be invited to complete a survey to share information about your experience, goals for use, and questions about the content of these courses to support instructional planning.

Registration for this class closes Tuesday, Nov. 15, to ensure timely receipt of course materials; receipt of course materials may be delayed for individuals registering after that date.

Instructor: Dan Dragon

Price: $145 (Course price includes a $35 materials fee.)

CRN: 10022

NOTARY COURSES

Notary Public License Exam Preparation — Self-Paced, Online Course

Available Sept. 19 to Dec. 1

This online, self-paced course is offered through the Brightspace learning management system and is designed to teach you essential information you need for the New York State Notary exam. In addition, this course will thoroughly prepare you to understand your duties and functions as a Notary Public Officer. You will gain insight into what a Notary Public's key responsibilities and limitations are, as well as some best practices of a Notary Public Officer. Topics will include:

• Notary concepts
• Definition review
• Sample forms
• Notary law subsection review

Please note: The Notary Public exam will not be given during this workshop. To successfully complete this course and prepare for the exam, students will be required to complete the reading, discussion and quiz activities identified in the course syllabus. For information about the NYS Notary Public Exam and licensing process, schedule and forms, please visit the NYS Division of Licensing Services website at dos.ny.gov/notary-public.

Registration for this course closes Tuesday, Nov. 1, to ensure participants have time to complete the course. Please see our registration webpage for our refund and tuition liability policy for online asynchronous courses.

Instructor: Kelli Hatin, Ed.D., professor of Business, SUNY Adirondack

Price: $85

CRN: 10007

Become A New York State Notary Signing Agent

• Thursday, Oct. 27, from noon to 4 p.m. - Live synchronous (CRN: 10102), or
• Friday, Nov. 11, from 12:30 to 4:30 p.m. at SUNY Adirondack Saratoga (CRN: 10103)

If you are a notary public in New York state, you may be able to earn additional income! The thriving real estate and refinancing markets have companies scrambling to hire qualified Notary Signing Agents to help meet their increased business demands. After completing this basic introductory course, you'll be able to work on a freelance basis in your own independent business by working with mortgage, title and signing companies that hire Notary Signing Agents on per-job assignments, sometimes for $75 to $150 or more, for notarizing and presenting mortgage loan documents. All materials are included in this course, including a step-by-step guide book, sample loan documents and a 20-page mortgage glossary. This is also a good course for those who are not notaries but want to learn more about what a New York Notary Signing Agent does.

The instructor, Victor Bujanow, is a New York state notary public, a Certified Notary Signing Agent (CNSA), statewide Notary Public college adjunct instructor and a member of The American Society of Notaries.

Registration for this class closes Oct. 20 for the live synchronous course and Nov. 3 for the class at SUNY Adirondack Saratoga to ensure timely receipt of course materials; receipt of course materials will be delayed for individuals registering after that date.

Instructor: Victor Bujanow, CIC

Price: $79 (Course price includes a $7 materials fee.)

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