Center for Training and Development offers business and professional development through workshops, customized training, and short courses. Acquire the tools and information you need for a successful work environment.

• Energy Auditing: Building Analyst & Envelope-Shell BPI Certification
  The BPI Combination class includes building analyst and envelope-shell training to provide a dual certification for individuals as energy auditors and envelope-shell professionals. This dual certification provides specialization in thermal envelope and pressure boundary. Participants will learn the fundamentals of energy and energy transfer, energy systems within a home, the “home as a system” concept, common construction errors that reduce comfort and efficiency, and ways to enhance a home envelope’s thermal and pressure boundaries through insulation and air sealing techniques. Earn 48 American Institute of Architects credits available.
  • Course # CEU 2224 60
    4.8 CEU
    Mon. thru Sat., Jan. 23 to 28
    8 a.m.–5 p.m.
    Location: GW 218
    Instructor: EverBlue
    Cost: $75
    Registration deadline: Jan. 9

• Lead Paint RRP EPA Certification
  Contractors must be EPA lead renovator, repair, and painting certified to remodel buildings built before 1978. This class covers lead-safe work practices to prevent lead contamination including containing the work area, minimizing dust, and cleanup. Participants who successfully complete this class will be EPA certified. Earn 8 American Institute of Architects credits.
  • Course # CEU 2225 60
    .8 CEU
    Fri., Jan. 27
    8 a.m.–5 p.m.
    Location: CS 160
    Instructor: Clean Edison
    Cost: $75
    Registration deadline: Jan. 13

• Course # CEU 2225 80
  .8 CEU
  Fri., May 11
  8 a.m.–5 p.m.
  Location: CS 160
  Instructor: Clean Edison
  Cost: $75
  Registration deadline: Apr. 27

• Solar PV Boot Camp
  This class blends classroom instruction, hands-on labs, computer-based software tools, and field training to offer participants a comprehensive photovoltaic class. Upon successful completion of the class, CleanEdison will issue participants a certificate of completion for the hours needed to sit for the NABCEP entry level exam. Earn 40 American Institute of Architects credits.
  • Course # CEU 2223 70
    4.0 CEU
    Mon. thru Fri., Feb. 13 to 17
    8 a.m.–5 p.m.
    Location: CS 160
    Instructor: Clean Edison
    Cost: $75
    Registration deadline: Jan. 30

• BPI Multifamily Building Analyst Training
  Multifamily residential buildings endure exponential heating, cooling, and air leakage problems that can cause extremely high utility costs for building owners, which will drive demand for certified auditors capable of testing these kinds of structures. The class covers boiler system analysis, whole building envelope analysis, audit software and audit reporting, and energy end-use allocation. This valuable training program prepares participants to take the advanced level BPI certification exam and can bring increased opportunity to those who have this unique, highly sought-after qualification. You must have successfully completed the BPI Energy Auditor class before registering for this class. Earn 40 American Institute of Architects credits
  • Course # CEU 2228 80
    4.0 CEU
    Mon. thru Fri., Mar. 19 to 23
    8 a.m.–5 p.m.
    Location: GW 222
    Instructor: Clean Edison
    Cost: $75
    Registration deadline: Mar. 5

• LEED GA and AP Accreditation Program
  Join today’s hottest industry and become a LEED accredited professional. Developed by the U.S. Green Building Council, LEED is the most distinguished and widely accepted environmental design and green building certification. This combination program prepares the participant to earn both LEED GA and AP accreditations. Participant must have their LEED GA accreditation and experience working on a LEED registered project before they can take LEED AP exam. The first three classroom sessions are preparation for the LEED GA exam, the five weekly online sessions cover the project portion of the LEED AP, and the last two classroom sessions are preparation for the LEED AP exam. Earn 24 American Institute of Architects credits. LEED exam fees are included in the registration fee.
  • Course # CEU 2220 80
    5.0 CEU
    Mon. thru Wed., Apr. 2 to 4 and Mon. and Tue., May 7 and 8
    8 a.m.–5 p.m.
    Location: GW 222
    Wed., Apr. 4, 11, 18, and 25 and May 2
    6–8 p.m.
    Location: Independent online sessions
    Instructor: Everblue
    Cost: $150
    Registration deadline: Mar. 19
    

February 16 – Sunshine Apartment Project Update by Steve Grimshaw

March 15 – Energy Efficient Building Projects Around WY by John Griffith

April 5 – 10 Ways to Green Your Home by Brandon Daigle

April 26 – Sustainable Landscape Techniques by Tom Heald

May 17 – Tree Planting for Energy Efficiency by Bill Scott

For more information please contact;

Sarah Olson
307-268-3847
solson@caspercollege.edu

The training activities of the following hazardous materials classes are potentially stressful. Participants are required to wear a fully encapsulated suit, a self-contained breathing apparatus, and a full-face mask. The gear may weigh up to 45 pounds. Participants must perform hands-on activities with special emphasis on conditions involving pulmonary, cardiovascular, and musculoskeletal systems. Casper College offers the 8-Hour MSHA Refresher and the 24-Hour MSHA New-Miner Training class every month. Call 268-2085 for further information.

• 8-Hour MSHA Annual Refresher
  All miners must have a minimum of eight hours of annual refresher training (MSHA 30 CFR 48.28). Topics covered include mandatory health and safety standards; transportation controls and communication systems; escape and emergency evacuation plans; fire warning and firefighting; ground control; working in areas of high walls, water hazards, pits, and spoil banks; illumination and night work; first aid; electrical hazards; accident prevention; health; explosives; and self-rescue and respiratory devices. You must take the annual refresher in or before your expiration month.

• Course # CEU 3001 60
  .8 CEU
  Fri., Jan. 20
  7 a.m.–4 p.m.
  Location: CS 142
  Instructors: Rohy Keffer/Chris Britton
  Cost: $110
  Registration deadline: Jan. 10

• Course # CEU 3001 61
  .8 CEU
  Fri., Feb. 10
  7 a.m.–4 p.m.
  Location: CS 142
  Instructors: Rohy Keffer/Chris Britton
  Cost: $110
  Registration deadline: Feb. 1

• Course # CEU 3001 70
  .8 CEU
  Fri., Mar. 9
  7 a.m.–4 p.m.
  Location: CS 142
  Instructors: Rohy Keffer/Chris Britton
  Cost: $110
  Registration deadline: Mar. 1

• Course # CEU 3001 80
  .8 CEU
  Fri., Apr. 13
  7 a.m.–4 p.m.
  Location: CS 142
  Instructors: Rohy Keffer/Chris Britton
  Cost: $110
  Registration deadline: Apr. 4

• Course # CEU 3001 81
  .8 CEU
  Fri., May 4
  7 a.m.–4 p.m.
  Location: CS 142
  Instructors: Rohy Keffer/Chris Britton
  Cost: $110
  Registration deadline: Apr. 25

• 24-Hour MSHA New Miner
  All new surface miners must have 24 hours of training (MSHA 30 CFR 48.25/46.5). Topics covered include statutory rights of miners and their representatives; authority and responsibility of supervisors; self-rescue and respiratory devices; transportation controls and communication systems; introduction to work environment; escape and emergency evacuation plans; fire warning and firefighting; ground control; working in areas of high walls, water hazards, pits, and spoil banks; illumination and night work; health; electrical hazards; first aid; explosives; and health and safety aspects of tasks assigned to new miners.

• Course # CEU 3000 60
  2.4 CEU
  Tue. thru Thur., Jan. 17 to 19
  7 a.m.–4 p.m.
  Location: CS 142
  Instructors: Rohy Keffer/Chris Britton
  Cost: $230
  Registration deadline: Jan. 10

• Course # CEU 3000 61
  2.4 CEU
  Tue. thru Thur., Feb. 7 to 9
  7 a.m.–4 p.m.
  Location: CS 142
  Instructors: Rohy Keffer/Chris Britton
  Cost: $230
  Registration deadline: Feb. 1

• Course # CEU 3000 61
  2.4 CEU
  Tue. thru Thur., Mar. 6 to 8
  7 a.m.–4 p.m.
  Location: CS 142
  Instructors: Rohy Keffer/Chris Britton
  Cost: $230
  Registration deadline: Mar. 1

• Course # CEU 3000 80
  2.4 CEU
  Tue. thru Thur., Apr. 10 to 12
  7 a.m.–4 p.m.
  Location: CS 142
  Instructors: Rohy Keffer/Chris Britton
  Cost: $230
  Registration deadline: Apr. 4

• Course # CEU 3000 81
  2.4 CEU
  Tue. thru Thur., May 1 to 3
  7 a.m.–4 p.m.
  Location: CS 142
  Instructors: Rohy Keffer/Chris Britton
  Cost: $230
  Registration deadline: Apr. 25

OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ACT (OSHA)
The training activities of the following hazardous materials class are potentially stressful. These activities require the participant to wear a fully encapsulated suit, a self-contained breathing apparatus, and a full-face mask. The weight of the full gear may be up to 45 pounds. Participants must be able to perform hands-on activities with special emphasis on conditions involving pulmonary, cardiovascular, and musculoskeletal systems.

All hazardous waste site workers must have a minimum of 40 hours of training (OSHA 1910.120). This class is for personnel who work at hazardous waste cleanup sites. Topics covered include worker protection procedures, health effects of hazardous materials, personal protective equipment, air monitoring, waste site control, containment and emergencies, and equipment decontamination procedures. Both classroom and hands-on laboratory exercises are used to teach this class. As a part of the class, participants will be fitted for an air purifying respirator (ARP), receive practical self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) experience, and work in OSHA levels A, B, and C protective equipment. Participants will set up a Site Safety Plan for a mock hazardous waste site. If you have your own APR or SCBA, please bring them to class.

• 8-Hour OSHA Hazardous Waste Annual Refresher
  All hazardous waste workers must have eight hours of training annually to maintain their 40-hour safety-training card (OSHA 29 CFR 1910.120). Topics covered include regulatory overview, toxicology, MSDS, decontamination, packaging and labeling, chemical reactivity, general safety, site monitoring, hazmat situations, and physical and chemical terminology. Participants must verify that they have taken the 40-hour hazard waste site worker class within the last year.
  • Course # CEU 0908 70
    .8 CEU
    Sat., Feb. 25
    8 a.m.–5 p.m.
    Location: EI 107
    Instructor: Stewart Anderson
    Cost: $120
    

• Course # CEU 0908 80
  .8 CEU
  Sat., Apr. 14
  8 a.m.–5 p.m.
  Location: EI 107
  Instructor: Stewart Anderson
  Cost: $120

• 10-Hour OSHA General Industry
  Topics covered include introduction to OSHA, walking and working surfaces, exit routes, emergency action plans, fire prevention plans, fire protection, electrical, personal protective equipment, and hazard communication. Participants who successfully complete this class will receive a 10-hour OSHA General Industry completion card.
  • Course # CEU 0556 80
    1.0 CEU
    Fri. and Sat., Mar. 23 and 24
    9 a.m.–4 p.m.
    Location: CS 100A
    Instructor: Sissy Goodwin
    Cost: $175
    

• 40-Hour OSHA Hazardous Waste Site Worker
  All hazardous waste site workers must have a minimum of 40 hours of training (OSHA 1910.120). This class is for people who work at hazardous waste cleanup sites. Topics covered include worker protection procedures, health effects of hazardous materials, personal protective equipment, air monitoring, waste site control, containment and emergencies, and equipment decontamination procedures. Participants will be fitted for an air purifying respirator (ARP), receive practical self-contained breathing apparatus (SCBA) experience, and work in OSHA levels A, B, and C protective equipment. Participants will set up a site safety plan for a mock hazardous waste site. If you have your own APR or SCBA, bring them to class.
  • Course # CEU 0907 70
    4.0 CEU
    Mon. thru Fri., Feb. 20 to 24
    8 a.m.–5 p.m.
    Location: EI 109
    Instructor: Stewart Anderson/Theresa Simpson
    Cost: $450
    

• Essentials of Leadership
  Acquire proven interaction skills, realize how catalyst leaders inspire others to act, and learn how to get results through the people you lead in this leadership foundations class.
  • Course # CEU 0511 70
    .4 CEU
    Thur., Feb 16
    8 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
    Location: GW 222
    Instructor: Heidi Walker
    Cost: $149
    Registration deadline: Feb. 2

• Course # CEU 0511 80
  .4 CEU
  Mon., Apr. 23 6–8:30 p.m.
  Wed., Apr. 25 6–8 p.m.
  Location: GW 222
  Instructor: Chelse DePaolo-Lara
  Cost: $149
  Registration deadline: Apr. 16

• Resolving Conflict
  Recognize the signs of conflict, learn what to do when conflict affects productivity or morale, and serve as a catalyst to encourage conflict resolution. Essentials of Leadership is a prerequisite for this class.
  • Course # CEU 0516 60
    .4 CEU
    Sat., Feb. 11
    8 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
    Location: GW 218
    Instructor: Carrie Corrigan Maki
    Cost: $149
    Registration deadline: Feb. 3
    

• Course # CEU 0516 70
  .4 CEU
  Thur., Mar. 1
  8 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
  Location: GW 222
  Instructor: Heidi Walker
  Cost: $149
  Registration deadline: Feb. 16

• FISH! ®
  Develop trust, dependability, attitude, and inspire staff by applying the principles presented in this class: Make Their Day! Play! Be There! Choose Your Attitude!
  • Course # CEU 0709 60
    .2 CEU
    Mon., Jan. 30
    6 p.m.–8 p.m.
    Location: GW 222
    Instructor: Carrie Corrigan-Maki
    Cost: $50
    Registration deadline: Jan. 23

• Course # CEU 0709 80
  .2 CEU
  Mon., Mar. 19
  6 p.m.–8 p.m.
  Location: GW 222
  Instructor: Carrie Corrigan-Maki
  Cost: $50
  Registration deadline: Mar. 12

• There’s no “I” in TEAM…or is There?
  Learn effective team building, leadership, and management techniques and how to take ownership in team situations, select and motivate the right people achieve more in a team environment, and boost team morale. Walk away with strategies that you can implement immediately.
  • Course # CEU 0515 70
    .4 CEU
    Wed., Feb. 15, 6–8:30 p.m.
    Wed., Feb. 22, 6–8 p.m.
    Location: GW 222
    Instructor: Chelse Depaolo-Lara
    Cost: $149
    Registration deadline: Feb. 6

• Abuse and Neglect of Children and Vulnerable Adults
  Learn about Child Protective Services and Adult Protective Services, how our laws direct protective services casework, how to report incidents and recognize what is currently occurring in our community, and who perpetrators often are. We will discuss the process from removal to reunification.
  • Course # CEU 0440 70
    .4 CEU
    Tue. and Thur., Feb. 21 and 23
    6–8 p.m.
    Location: GW 222
    Instructors: Rose Fry and Jeanne Jerding
    Cost: $45

• Course # CEU 0440 80
  .4 CEU
  Tue. and Thur., Apr. 17 and 19
  6–8 p.m.
  Location: GW 222
  Instructors: Rose Fry and Jeanne Jerding
  Cost: $45

• Grant Writing (Basic)
  Learn how to research grants, use a basic logic model and strategic planning, write measurable goals and objectives, develop a budget, and what to do before writing a proposal to secure grant monies for your organization. This class is for beginning to moderate level grant writers.
  • Course # CEU 0705 60
    .4 CEU
    Tue. and Thur., Jan 24 and 26
    1–3 p.m.
    Location: GW 222
    Instructor: Melissa Stahley-Cummings
    Cost: $110

• Grant Writing (Advanced)
  Bring your current federal or state grant proposals to class. We will work on using data to tell a story and strengthen the budget narratives and supporting data to secure the grant reviewer’s approval.
  • Course # CEU 0705 61
    .4 CEU
    Tue. and Thur., Feb. 7 and 9
    1–3 p.m.
    Location: GW 222
    Instructor: Melissa Stahley-Cummings
    Cost: $110

• Marketing Your Business
  Increase your organization’s visibility, maximize your interactive social media, differentiate your brand, and keep costs low while creating more awareness for your organization by applying best practice marketing techniques and understanding the latest marketing trends.
  • Course # CEU 0325 80
    .3 CEU
    Wed., Apr. 18
    1–3:30 p.m.
    Location: GW 222
    Instructor: Melissa Stahley-Cummings
    Cost: $89

• Basic Rigger and Hand Signals
  Learn safe rigging practices and procedures for the proper use of wire rope, chain and synthetic web slings, rigging hardware, lifting devices, ASME responsibilities of signal persons, OSHA’s steel erection and hoisting personnel with cranes regulations. Participants who successfully complete the class will be considered OSHA qualified. Books are provided.
  • Course # CEU 0562 60
    .8 CEU
    Mon., Feb. 6–27
    7–9 p.m.
    Location: GW 222
    Instructor: Dave Witt and Donnie Grose
    Cost: $150

• Wilderness Medicine Institute
  Whether spending time in the backcountry is your passion or your profession, you should never have to ask, "What do I do now?" This fast paced, hands-on class for trip leaders, camp staff, outdoor enthusiasts, and people who spend time in remote locations covers a wide range of wilderness medicine topics including advanced topics that other programs leave out such as dislocation reduction, focused spinal assessment, and epinephrine administration. Gain the knowledge, skills, and ability to make sound decisions in an emergency. WMI is approved by the American Camping Association and the U.S. Forest Service. This class includes CPR training and room and board. Contact Ann Dalton at 307-268-2085 for directions to the Casper Mountain Science School. This class qualifies for one PTSB credit.
  • Course # CEU 0402 60
    2 CEU
    Fri., Feb. 10
    1–5 p.m.
    Sat. and Sun., Feb. 11 and 12
    8 a.m.–5 p.m.
    Location: Casper Mountain Science School
    Instructor: NOLS
    Cost: $340

• 2011 NEC 16-Hour Code Update
  Learn about the 2011 National Electrical Code changes and revisions. This class fulfills the 16 continuing education hours required by the State of Wyoming to renew a journeyman or master's electrical license. Bring a copy of Stallcup’s Illustrated Code Changes, (2011), ISBN 978-0763790943 to class.
  • Course # CEU 0201 80
    1.6 CEU
    Sat. and Sun., May 5 and 6
    8 a.m.–5 p.m.
    Location: EI 100
    Instructor: Neal Hibschweiler

• Blogs
  Learn how to create a blog, write a post, upload media, and manage your blog settings.
  • Course # CEU 1052 60
    .1 CEU
    Wed., Feb. 8
    11 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
    Location: BU 308
    Instructor: Sheri Coughenour
    Cost: $20

• Cloud Based Bookmarking with Diigo
  Learn how to bookmark web pages, organize them by tags, add digital highlights and sticky notes, and annotate screen shots. Then store the information in the cloud at Diigo.
  • Course # CEU 1053 70
    .1 CEU
    Wed., Feb. 29
    11 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
    Location: BU 308
    Instructor: Sheri Coughenour
    Cost: $20
    

• Cyber Safety
  Keep your computer safe and secure by applying desktop and Internet security foundations and procedures and learn how to respond to threats, attacks, and incident response. We will also cover how to protect children and your identity in the digital age.
  • Course # CEU 1069 80
    .8 CEU
    Sat., Apr. 21
    8 a.m.–5 p.m.
    Location: GW 223
    Instructor: Tonya Nichols
    Cost: $70

• Facebook for Grown-ups
  Learn how to use Facebook to market new ideas and connect with friends and how to control account and privacy settings; add, view, and share photos, track events, and manage the new Timeline and News Ticker. Participants must set-up a Facebook account prior to attending class.
  • Course # CEU 1077 60
    .4 CEU
    Mon., Jan. 30, Feb. 6 and 13
    6–7:30 p.m.
    Location: BU 308
    Instructor: Terry Turner
    Cost: $45

• Facebook for Business
  Use Facebook to strengthen or expand your online footprint and directly engage with your customers. Learn how to determine the number of your prospects that are already on Facebook, maximize exposure on your Business Page, and analyze engagement and response. Participants must have an active Facebook account prior to attending the class.
  • Course # CEU 1077 70
    .4 CEU
    Mon., Feb. 27, Mar. 5 and 12
    6–7:30 p.m.
    Location: BU 308
    Instructor: Terry Turner
    Cost: $45

• File Management
  Learn how to organize, move, copy, search, and change the location of files and how to create and compress a folder.
  • Course # CEU 1006 60
    .1 CEU
    Wed., Jan. 18
    11 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
    Location: BU 308
    Instructor: Sheri Coughenour
    Cost: $20

• Google Docs
  Collaborate online using Google Docs. Learn how to create and format documents, invite others to edit or view, peruse revision history and return to an earlier version, and upload, convert, and download documents in a variety of formats.
  • Course # CEU 1130 70
    .1 CEU
    Wed., Feb. 22
    11 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
    Location: BU 308
    Instructor: Sheri Coughenour
    Cost: $20

• Google Earth
  Learn how to download and install Google Earth, navigate, get directions, apply layers, add placemarks with hyperlinks, and create a downloadable tour.
  • Course # CEU 1131 80
    .1 CEU
    Wed., Mar. 28
    11 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
    Location: BU 308
    Instructor: Sheri Coughenour
    Cost: $20

• Google Picasa
  Use Google Picasa, a free photo management software, to organize and edit photos, create photo collages, desktop wallpaper, and video slideshows, and print and upload photos online.
  • Course # CEU 1132 80
    .1 CEU
    Wed., Mar. 21
    11 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
    Location: BU 308
    Instructor: Sheri Coughenour
    Cost: $20

• Google Sites
  Learn how to create and share web pages, change the site theme and layout, adjust privacy settings, and insert documents, images, and gadgets.
  • Course # CEU 1133 70
    .1 CEU
    Wed., Mar. 14
    11 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
    Location: BU 308
    Instructor: Sheri Coughenour
    Cost: $20

• Microsoft Excel I 2007 (Basic)
  This hands-on introduction to spreadsheets includes how to create, edit, format, print, and work with multiple worksheets, create charts, and use formulas and functions. Participants should have a basic understanding of computers or consider taking Introduction to Computers. Purchase the required book from the Casper College Bookstore and bring a jump drive to class.
  • Course # CEU 1111 60
    .8 CEU
    Sat., Jan. 21
    8 a.m.–5 p.m.
    Location: GW 223
    Instructor: Tonya Nichols
    Cost: $70

• Course # CEU 1111 61
  .6 CEU
  Tue. and Thur., Feb. 7 and 9
  6–9 p.m.
  Location: GW 223
  Instructor: Kari Eighmy
  Cost: $70
  

• Course # CEU 1111 80
  .6 CEU
  Sat., Mar. 24
  9 a.m.–4 p.m.
  Location: GW 223
  Instructor: Kari Eighmy
  Cost: $70

• Microsoft Excel II 2007 (Intermediate)
  This intermediate class is for people who have completed the Microsoft Excel I 2007 (Basic) or have experience using Excel software. Topics include managing workbooks, using tables, table data automating, enhancing charts and worksheets, sharing Excel files, and incorporating Web information. Purchase the required book at the Casper College Bookstore and bring a jump drive to class.
  • Course # CEU 1112 70
    .8 CEU
    Sat., Feb. 18
    8 a.m.–5 p.m.
    Location: GW 223
    Instructor: Tonya Nichols
    Cost: $70

• Microsoft Excel III 2007 (Advanced)
  This advanced class is for people who have completed Microsoft Excel II 2007 (Intermediate) or have extensive experience using Excel software. Topics include using “what-if” analysis, analyzing data with pivot tables, exchanging data with other programs, and advanced worksheet management. Purchase the required book at the Casper College Bookstore and bring a jump drive to class.
  • Course # CEU 1113 60
    .6 CEU
    Sat., Feb. 11
    9 a.m.–4 p.m.
    Location: GW 223
    Instructor: Kari Eighmy
    Cost: $70
    

• Microsoft Outlook 2007 Calendar and Tasks
  Learn how to use the Outlook 2007 basic calendar and task features to enter and edit one-time and reoccurring appointments, create and customize a task list, schedule meetings, create events, and customize and print a calendar.
  • Course # CEU 1054 60
    .1 CEU
    Wed., Jan. 25
    11 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
    Location: BU 308
    Instructor: Sheri Coughenour
    Cost: $20

• Microsoft Outlook 2007 Email
  Learn how to use the Outlook 2007 basic email features to create an email signature, format, add attachments, and customize delivery option settings.
  • Course # CEU 1055 60
    .1 CEU
    Wed., Feb 1
    11 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
    Location: BU 308
    Instructor: Sheri Coughenour
    Cost: $20

• Microsoft Word 2007 Mail Merge
  Learn how to use the Microsoft Word 2007 mail merge feature to create personalized form letters and envelopes, insert a graphic, enter mailing addresses, and merge documents.
  • Course # CEU 1030 70
    .1 CEU
    Wed., Feb. 15
    11 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
    Location: BU 308
    Instructor: Sheri Coughenour
    Cost: $20

• Microsoft Word I 2007 (Basic)
  This hands-on introduction to computer word processing includes how to create and edit documents, format, use spell and grammar check and the Thesaurus, create and format tables, and print documents. Participants should have a basic understanding of computers or consider taking Introduction to Computers. Purchase the required book from the Casper College Bookstore and bring a jump drive.
  • Course # CEU 1101 60
    .6 CEU
    Sat., Jan. 28
    9 a.m.–4 p.m.
    Location: GW 223
    Instructor: Kari Eighmy
    Cost: $70

• Course # CEU 1101 70
  .6 CEU
  Tue. and Thur., Mar. 6 and 8
  6–9 p.m.
  Location: GW 223
  Instructor: Kari Eighmy
  Cost: $70

• Course # CEU 1101 80
  .8 CEU
  Sat., Mar. 31
  8 a.m.–5 p.m.
  Location: GW 223
  Instructor: Tonya Nichols
  Cost: $70

• Course # CEU 1101 81
  .6 CEU
  Tue. and Thur., May 1and 3
  6–9 p.m.
  Location: GW 223
  Instructor: Kari Eighmy
  Cost: $70

• Microsoft Word II 2007 (Intermediate)
  This intermediate class is for people who have completed Microsoft Word I 2007 (Basic) or have experience using word processing software. Learn how to create graphics, merge documents, create and use styles and templates, and develop multi-page documents. Participants should have a basic understanding of computers or consider taking Introduction to Computers. Purchase the required book at the Casper College Bookstore and bring a jump drive.
  • Course # CEU 1102 80
    .8 CEU
    Sat., May 5
    8 a.m.–5 p.m.
    Location: GW 223
    Instructor: Tonya Nichols
    Cost: $70

• Microsoft Word III 2007 (Advanced)
  This advanced class is for people who have completed Microsoft Word II (Intermediate) 2007 or have extensive experience using Word software. Topics include integrating Word with other applications, advanced graphics, building forms, charts and diagrams, and customizing Word with macros. Purchase the required book at the Casper College Bookstore and bring a jump drive to class.
  • Course # CEU 1103 70
    .6 CEU
    Sat., Mar. 10
    9 a.m.–4 p.m.
    Location: GW 223
    Instructor: Kari Eighmy
    Cost: $70

• PC Maintenance
  Learn to maintain your computer including how to change software and hardware setting, set up a manageable file structure, find lost files, defrag a hard drive, scan for errors, troubleshoot problems, and determine if you should take your computer to the repair shop or fix it yourself. You also will learn what to change and what not to touch, backup and security options, and buying tips.
  • Course # CEU 1067 70
    .8 CEU
    Sat., Mar. 17
    8 a.m.–5 p.m.
    Location: GW 223
    Instructor: Tonya Nichols
    Cost: $70

• PowerPoint 2007 (Basic)
  This hands-on introductory class will help you transform your ideas into extraordinary professional slideshow presentations, presenter notes, and audience handouts. Learn how to create, modify, enhance, and customize your presentation. Participants should have a basic understanding of computers or consider taking Introduction to Computers. Purchase the required book at the Casper College Bookstore and bring a jump drive to class.
  • Course # CEU 1121 70
    .6 CEU
    Sat., Feb. 25
    9 a.m.–4 p.m.
    Location: GW 223
    Instructor: Kari Eighmy
    Cost: $70

• Course # CEU 1121 80
  .6 CEU
  Tue. and Thur., Apr. 10 and 12
  6–9 p.m.
  Location: GW 223
  Instructor: Kari Eighmy
  Cost: $70

• QuickBooks Pro Accounting
  Apply accounting fundamentals with QuickBooks Pro. Problems involve sales and receivables, payables and purchase, payroll, general accounting and end-of-period procedures, and creating a company in QuickBooks. Purchase the required book at the Casper College Bookstore and bring a jump drive to class.
  • Course # CEU 1043 60
    1.8 CEU
    Sat., Jan. 28 to Mar. 3
    9 a.m.–12 p.m.
    Location: BU 125
    Instructor: Terri House
    Cost: $180

• Video Calling with Skype
  Learn how to make a video call, edit setting, send an instant message, and share your computer screen with others.
  • Course # CEU 1070 80
    .1 CEU
    Wed., Apr. 4
    11 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
    Location: BU 308
    Instructor: Sheri Coughenour
    Cost: $20
    

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These online courses run for six weeks. They are project-oriented and includes lessons, quizzes, hands-on assignments, discussion areas, supplementary resources, and more. You can complete any of the approved courses entirely from your home or office and at any time of the day or night. Earn 1.5 PTSB credit.

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• After completing the course (taking all quizzes and final exam) print out and submit the certificate of completion to the Professional Teaching Standards Board of Wyoming via mail, fax or email.

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Professional Teaching Standards Board
Attn: Lauren M. Palen
1920 Thomes Avenue, Suite 400
Cheyenne, WY 82002

Fax:
Attn: Lauren M. Palen
(307) 777-6222

Employment and Training to Self Suffiency (ETSS)

Casper College offers free training through a grant from the Department of Workforce Services to qualified applicants.

Eligibility:
Adults that are parenting at least one child and meet income quidelines established by the grant.

Course Incentives:
Students enrolled in the program will be eligible to receive weekly incentives for attending the course. The incentives will be computed upon daily attendance and satisfactory completion of coursework and will be set by the course director. College credit will be given to students, and grades will be determined by instructors based on program performance. Tuition, books, and supplies for each course will be paid in full by the ETSS program.

Please call Pam Jones at 268-2124 for more information and how to apply.

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