More Adult Education Classes scheduled at West Point and Norfolk Campuses

More Adult Education Classes scheduled at West Point and Norfolk Campuses
———- Forwarded message ———- From: Bill Boyer Date: Mon, Apr 14, 2014 at 5:45 PM Subject: Website Pictures & Copyright Info Good evening. I wanted to take a moment to follow up on some points with the website photo policy that you got last week. First, all the photos on the website that I couldnt prove we had copyright access to use were removed from the site over the week. In order to make sure we are 100 percent compliant with copyright rules, I will be checking the photos daily for the next couple weeks and will be sending out more information on/deleting photos that do not match the guidelines. You will find a one-sheet guide to print out and keep handy when you are posting pictures. There are a couple other things I want to share. NEBRASKA LEGISLATURE I will be uploading five pictures of all Nebraska State Senators to the website, along with some other photos that we have permission to use from the Nebraska Unicameral. To help you find them in the Site Manager image gallery, you will find them under the following naming convention: COURTESY_NE_LEG_XX_FirstName_LastName.jpg (XX is the district number) COURTESY_NE_LEG_Photo (Routunda, Hall_Of_Fame, Great_Hall, etc.) HUSKERS We can use pictures from Huskers.com. These MUST be captioned with the following: Courtesy/Nebraska Media Relations NEBRASKA TOURISM We now have permission to use photos from Nebraska Tourism. These photos can be downloaded at http://photogallery.visitnebraska.com, with the username nrrnews and password nrrnews45. See the attached quick guide for caption info. These photos are searchable by county, city, etc. and can be very helpful. FACEBOOK/TWITTER/SOCIAL MEDIA Despite what most of us thought, courts have ruled that Facebook, Twitter, and other social media photos are NOT in the public domain, and may NOT be used without permission. GETTING PERMISSION If you have permission to use a photo, please save it in a file (print out or save your e-mail, etc.), as we would need it in the event that we are asked to prove we have permission to use it. Please note that if someone forwards or sends a photo to you, you need to make sure that they are the one who took it and give you permission to use it. Again, save and/or print your e-mail. Thanks for all your help! Again, call or e-mail with questions. — Bill Boyer, Director of Programming and Operations KNEB 960 AM / 94.1 The Brand / The Beet at KNEB.com Voice: 308-632-7121 Direct: 308-633-9499 Fax: 308-635-1079 — Dave Schroeder News Director KRVN Radio SB10069478A-001/DIGITAL VISION/ThinkStock
February 21st, 2020 | Beth Rogers

WEST POINT – A new class utilizing Cricut machines will be offered soon at Northeast Community College in West Point.

Cricut: T-Shirt (HOEC 5135/20S & CRN #70112) meets Tuesday, March 10, from 6-8 p.m. at the Donald E. Nielsen Career and Technical Education Center, 200 W. Washington St., Room 102.

In this interactive class, Instructor Laci Fitch will teach participants how to use a Cricut machine. Participants will learn how to use DesignSpace while also creating a design for a shirt. They will be able to create one for themselves or as a gift.

Fitch will provide a heat press so participants can leave the class with a finished shirt. They need to bring a shirt with them. For those who have a Cricut machine, they are asked to bring it and a laptop to the class. All other supplies will be provided and are included in the cost of the class.

Cost of the class is $30.

To register, call Northeast Community College in West Point at (402) 372-2269.

NORFOLK – Northeast Community College in Norfolk will offer a basic life support class and a renewal opportunity for healthcare providers in March.

BLS for Healthcare Provider Renewal (HLTH 5305/20S & CRN #70161) will be held Wednesday, March 11, from 6-10 p.m. in the Arlo Wirth building, Room 101.

This course is designed to refresh the knowledge of a wide variety of healthcare professionals the ability to recognize several life-threatening emergencies, provide CPR, use an AED, and relieve choking in a safe, timely and effective manner. Participants are asked to bring their certification card with them the night of the class.

Cost of the class, with Matt Montgomery the instructor, is $40.

BLS for Health Care Provide Course (HLTH 5300/20S & CRN #70162) will be held Saturday, March 14, from 8 a.m.-2 p.m., in the Arlo Wirth building, Room 104.

This course is designed to provide a cross section of healthcare professionals the ability to recognize several life-threatening emergencies, provide CPR, use an automated external defibrillator (AED), and relieve choking in a safe, timely and effective manner. A BLS for Healthcare Providers course certification card will be issued upon successful completion.

Cost of the course, with Ethan Larson the instructor, is $60.

Books for both courses are available at the Northeast College Hawks Shop in the Library/Resource Center at (402) 844-7140.

Pre-registration is required for both classes. Call (402) 844-7000 to register.

WEST POINT – The Center for Enterprise at Northeast Community College will offer two continuing education courses for insurance professionals at the College’s extended campus in West Point on the same day in March.

Insurance: Cyber Decision Making #36586-NE; #1000679-IA (INSU 5195/20S & CRN #70114) will be held Thursday, March 12, from 9 a.m.-12 p.m., in the Northeast Community College Extended Campus, 202 Anna Stalp Ave., Room 219 in West Point.

First party. Third Party. All parties should be reviewing their cyber exposure in todays business environment. This class will discuss the latest on underwriting, evaluating risk, identifying coverages and discussing best practice for a business.

Insurance: So You Want to be an Insurance Professional #36324-NE; #100329-IA (INSU 5210/20S & CRN #70113 will be held on Thursday, Marc 12, from 1-4 p.m., in the same location.

This class will cover risk management in today’s changing environment. Discussion topics will include the “do’s” and “don’ts” that an insurance professional faces today and steps a team can take to successfully navigate agency policy and procedures.

Laurie VanderWal is the instructor for both courses. Cost for each is $45.

Pre-registration is required. To register, call Northeast Community College in West Point at (402) 372-2269.

NORFOLK, NE – If you are curious about the night sky, the Moon, planets and stars, Instructor Gary Fugman will lead students in an exploration of the physical universe as we know it today in a Northeast Community College class on the Norfolk campus.

Introduction to Adventures in Astronomy (HORC 5100/19F & CRN #60214) will be held Tuesday, August 27, from 6-9 p.m., in the Lifelong Learning Center. Cost of the class is 30.

Fugman will lead discussion on Earths place in the Solar System, the Moon, planets and asteroids, the Sun, other stars and the types of telescopes that may be used to study them. Participants will also learn how stars cluster together and related nebula form the Milky Way galaxy.

Weather permitting, Fungman will take participants outside near the close of class and use star charts to get familiar with the constellations and planets of September.

To register for this class, call Northeast Community College at (402) 844-7000.

QuickBooks 2018 – Level I (ACCT 5100/19F & CRN #60215) will meet two consecutive Wednesdays, August 28 and September 4, from 6-9 p.m., in Room 126 in the Maclay building.

This introductory course covers the basics of setting up a company, creating customers, receiving payments and making deposits into bank accounts. Students will work with and create vendors and paying bills. They will also create and edit a chart of accounts for a company, run reports and reconcile bank accounts.

QuickBooks 2018 – Level II (ACCT 5300/19F & CRN #60216) will be held two consecutive Wednesdays, September 18 and 25, from 6-9 p.m., in the same location.

This course covers creating inventory, dealing with items and adjusting inventory counts on a continual basis. Students will learn about sales tax and sales tax groups, paying sales tax, running payroll and paying payroll liabilities. They will also create capital assets, utilize the loan manager and create an amortization schedule. Dealing with bad debt and creating journal entries will also be covered.

Cost of each class, with K. Osborne the instructor, is $60.

To register for either or both classes, call Northeast Community College in (402) 844-7000.

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