Looking for a Job? Look no Further than the UACCM Web Site!

Good Friday afternoon, UACCM! Looking for a job? Several new jobs were just posted on the UACCM web site for positions available both on and off-campus. To check out what's been posted, click here. Use the tabs at the top of the page to view on and off-campus jobs. Don't know what you want to do when you grow up? That's ok! UACCM offers free career counseling for all students. Contact Counselor/Career Specialist Lynn Baker at (501) 977-2012 or at baker@uaccm.edu for more information. 

We'll see you at the Great Arkansas Pig Out this weekend! Have a good one!

Registration, Pigging Out and More

Good morning, UACCM. For all you summer-schoolers, we hope your final exams are going well. If you need to register for summer II term classes, tomorrow is the regular registration date. Summer classes are a great way to make progress toward your degree at UACCM or at another college, so head to the university Center tomorrow between 9:00 am and 3:00 pm to sign up!

The Great Arkansas Pig Out starts tomorrow and will feature tons of delicious food, fun and entertainment for the whole family. Lots of children's activities are being offered for free, as is entertainment on Friday and Saturday nights by some great performers. Check out www.pigout.info for a full schedule of events. Want to volunteer to help? A few volunteers are still needed, so call Kristi Strain at (501) 977-2085 and let her know you'd like to help. A portion of proceeds benefit the Conway County School Counts! initiative, so come out to the festival and make an investment in your family and in Conway County's future.  

NOTE: The University Bookstore will be closed starting today, June 24 through next Wednesday, June 30 for inventory. It will re-open for regular business hours next Thursday, July 1.

Looking for a job? UACCM is hiring in a number of positions. Click here to find out what positions are currently available on campus.

Brush Up on Boating Safety & a Few Notes!

ood morning, UACCM! Here are a few things coming up later this week that you need to know about:

• This Thursday, June 24 marks final exams for summer I term classes...good luck! The University Bookstore also closes for annual inventory this Thursday and will re-open July 1.
• This Friday, June 25 is regular registration for summer II term classes. Stop by the University Center from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm to sign up.
• This Friday and Saturday, June 25 and 26 is the 22nd Annual Great Arkansas Pig Out Festival in Morrilton! Beginning at 5:00 pm Friday, all are welcome to come down to the Morrilton City Park to take in the free kid's activities, delicious food in Pig Out Alley and dozens of sporting events for all ages. Free entertainment during GAPO will include rising star Wade Bowen and many more. Click here to see a full schedule of events. A portion of proceeds from this year's festival goes to the Conway County School Counts! Initiative, so come on out and Pig Out!

July 4 is coming up, and there's no better time to receive a boating education certification for FREE! The Arkansas Game and Fish Commission will conduct a Boating Education Course at UACCM's Leadership Development Institute on Tuesday, June 29 and Wednesday, June 30. The two evening course is being offered free of charge to the public. Class will be held from 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. each evening at the Leadership Development Institute, located at 115 East Broadway in downtown Morrilton.

 

The Arkansas Boating Education Course will teach the fundamentals of safe and responsible boating which is necessary to reduce loss of life, personal injury and property damage while increasing boating enjoyment for outdoor enthusiasts. Anyone born on or after January 1, 1986, and of legal age to operate a motorboat, must have successfully completed an approved Arkansas Game and Fish Commission Boating Education Course and carry proof while operating a motorboat on Arkansas water. The law also affects operators of sailboats.

Upon completion of the two evening class, participants will take a final examination. The class is recommended for individuals 11 years of age and older. Class size is limited and registration is required. Contact Janie Wagner at (501) 977-2078 or at wagner@uaccm.edu to reserve a space in the class. Additional information concerning the Boating Education Program is available on the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission web site at www.agfc.com.

Students/Faculty Explore London & Japan - More to Come!

Four UACCM Instructors recently led groups of students and community members to explore London and Japan on two EF Educational Tours. Instructors Gretchen Schol and Tina Lake led the group to London during spring break 2010, where travelers experienced Windsor Castle, Big Ben, the Tower of London, Westminster Abbey and the British Museum with stops at the ancient site of Stonehenge, the Roman ruins at Bath, the famed Canterbury Cathedral and much more.

A group of students, faculty members, alumni and community members also discovered the mystery of Japan on an EF Educational Tour during the May 2010 intersession. Lyndsey Daniel and Karen Caig joined travelers during two sightseeing tours in Tokyo and Kyoto, visits to the Meiji Shinto Shrine, Asakusa Kannon Temple, Nijo Castle, Heian Shrine and Garden, Gold Pavilion, Osaka Castle, a Sumida River cruise and more. Students were also able to take a three credit-hour humanities course on Japan in addition to the trip. With UACCM’s new Global Studies course, more students will be eligible to explore foreign countries for college credit. According to Daniel, “Knowledge of the Japanese culture is becoming increasingly important in global business.” UACCM recently created a Japanese Club (Otaku Club) to accommodate the growing interest in Japan. For a few photos from the trip, click here.

The London and Japan trips were the most recent in a line of educational tours sponsored by UACCM instructors. Upcoming tours include locations in Peru and Italy. For more information on the Peru trip, e-mail daniel@uaccm.edu and for information on the Italy trip, e-mail lake@uaccm.edu.

Deadlines, CPR Training and More

Attention UACCM students: Tomorrow, Friday June 18 is the priority financial aid deadline for the summer II term. If you plan to enroll in courses during the summer II term, you must have your financial aid paperwork completed by tomorrow. For more information, call (501) 977-2055 or drop by the Financial Aid Office in the University Center.

Need to take a CPR training course? If so, contact Janie Wagner at (501) 977-2078 to make an appointment or for more information. Classes will be held from *8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on the dates below: 

• July 10
• July 12
• July 23
• August 9
• June 23 (*Heartsavers Pediatric, 6:00 p.m.)

Regular registration for the summer II term is coming up next Friday, June 25 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. in the University Center. No appointments are needed to register at this time, so come on down and sign on up! 

Want to set up an easy payment plan for your fall 2010 classes? UACCM offers e-Cashier to registered students, which allows for monthly payments throughout the semester. It's not a loan program, so you won't have any debt, and e-Cashier is interest free. If you're already pre-registered for classes, click here to get started. Pre-registered students must sign up for the payment plan by July 31, 2010. No down payment is required when signing up by this date, so it will only cost you $25 to get the plan started.

Blood Drive Today (Tues.), Congrats and TEAS Testing

Happy Tuesday, UACCM. If you're on campus today and feel like giving the gift of life, you're in luck! The American Red Cross is here today accepting blood donors until 4:00 p.m. Anyone interested in donating can drop in the Bloodmobile located in front of the Library Complex (no appointment necessary).

Congratulations are in order for UACCM Math Instructor Cailin Mistrille! She was recently accepted as one of 24 Project ACCCESS Fellows by the American Mathematical Association of Two-Year Colleges. Project ACCCESS (Advancing Community College Careers, Education, Scholarship and Service) is a mentoring and professional development initiative for two-year college mathematics faculty. The project’s goal is to provide experiences that will help new faculty become more effective teachers and active members of the broader mathematical community. Congrats!

PRACTICAL NURSING STUDENTS: TEAS Test dates announced! The Test of Academic Skills Test (TEAS) is required for entrance into the UACCM Practical Nursing Program. Below are the ONLY dates and times for TEAS testing for the October 1, 2010 PN selection period. It is students' responsibility to schedule an appointment in advance to ensure an appointment time is available. Students are urged to schedule an appointment well in advance of the October deadline. Students must pay the $30.00* non-refundable, non- transferrable fee prior to making an appointment. Contact Anita Malik at malik@uaccm.edu or (501) 977-2156 to schedule an appointment.

Appointments for the TEAS test will be made for the following dates/times:

• Monday, Aug. 2, 2010 - 8:30 a.m.
• Monday, Aug. 2, 2010 - 1:00 p.m.
• Monday, Aug. 2, 2010 - 4:30 p.m.
• Monday, Aug.16, 2010 - 8:30 a.m.
• Monday, Aug. 16, 2010 -1:00 p.m.
• Monday, Aug. 23, 2010 - 8:30 a.m.
• Monday, Aug. 23, 2010 - 1:00 p.m.
• Monday, Aug. 23, 2010 - 4:30 p.m.
• Monday, Aug. 30, 2010 - 8:30 a.m.
• Monday, Aug. 30, 2010 - 1:00 p.m.
• Monday, Sept. 13, 2010 - 8:30 a.m.
• Monday, Sept. 13, 2010 - 1:00 p.m.
• Monday, Sept. 13, 2010 - 4:30 p.m.
• Monday, Sept. 20, 2010 - 8:30 a.m.
• Monday, Sept. 20, 2010 - 1:00 p.m.
• Monday, Sept. 20, 2010 - 4:30 p.m.
• Monday, Sep. 27, 2010 - 8:30 a.m.
• Monday, Sep. 27, 2010 - 1:00 p.m.
• Monday, Sep. 27, 2010 - 4:30 p.m.

1. TEAS test takers arriving late for their scheduled appointment time will not be allowed to enter and must reschedule.
2. *$30.00 non-refundable, non- transferrable fee. Payment must be made at the Student Accounts Window in the University Center prior to making an appointment; receipt must be shown before appointment is made or test is administered.
3. Students are only allowed to take the TEAS test once during each PN application period

Spring 2010 Honor Students Announced

UACCM has announced the Chancellor’s Scholars and Academic Honors lists for the spring 2010 semester. The Chancellor’s Scholars list is comprised of full-time students who completed at least 12 college-level credit hours with a 4.00 grade point average. Students named as Chancellor’s Scholars for the spring 2010 semester include:

Adona—Connie Cates

Atkins—Alyssa Alvey, Tommy Cothern, Glen Henke, Donna Martin and Lisa Nelson

Bee Branch—Candy Farnsworth

Belleville—Randall Dixon

Bigelow—Brandon Baxter

Center Ridge—Dena Smith

Clarksville—Ryan Presson

Clinton—Leslie Hobbs and Michael Hogue

Conway—Lauren Amerson, Ambra Baatz, Jonathan Balducci, Bobbi Boone, Samantha Burkhart, Julia Burrier, Sophie Campbell, Kayla Dickey, Ashton Dougherty, William Gatlin, Amy Hall, Jared Hogan, Rachel Jones, Mason Kindsfater, Preston Kordsmeier, Kassi Lowry, Douglas Macon, Gregory Newkirk, Samantha Porter, Nathan Price, Karly Schichtl, Dawn Shrum, Robyn Taylor and Dwight Williams

Damascus—Caid Lucas

Danville—Heath Hays and Juan Serrato

Dardanelle—David Sanchez

Delaware—Julia Avant

Dover—Karen Hughes

Fayetteville—Travis Nicholas

Greenbrier—James Beene, Lisa Buchanan, Dominique Gines, Michael Hogan, Kelly Lovell, Brandon Powers, Brenda Shaw, Mary Smith and Melissa Smith

Greenwood—William Schichtl

Hattieville—Sarah Gaines

Houston—Frank Cothern, April Long and Denise Williams

Heber Springs—Carroll Moreland

Leslie—Jonathan Jaeger

Mayflower—Tracy Smith

Morrilton—Courtney Andrews, Sandra Campbell, Krystal Coleman, Kristi Curry, Kenneth Fugate, Ryan Huffman, Jennifer Johnson, Shawn Kyle, Jennifer Parish, Rebecca Riley, Joshua Ruble and Michelle Taylor

North Little Rock—Allison Jarvis

Oppelo—Deandra Beck

Paron—Nicole Taylor

Perry—Carol Zimmerman

Perryville—Joshua Dewees, Tyler Faulkner, Melissa Knight, Ashley McCormack and Nick Pedro

Plumerville—Stanley Goatcher

Pottsville—Robert Mitchell

Quitman—Sarah Ellington

Russellville—Cash Crowley, Mikel Driggers, Terry Gray, Donna Olson, Brittany Ridenhour, Amberly Shipley and Angela Smith

Springfield—Bethany Baca, Tiffany Biggers and Stephanie Yancey

Vilonia—Samantha Fullaway and Shawna Shannon

The Academic Honors list consists of full-time students who completed at least 12 college-level credit hours with a grade point average of 3.50 to 3.99. Students on the Academic Honors list for the spring 2010 semester include:

Atkins – Rachel Brixey, Brock Gullet, Chandra Hill, Nicole Singleton, Christy Turley and Benjamin Wells

Batesville – Jason Angel

Bee Branch – Rikki Fryar, Amy Rutherford, Joanne Tsosie and Larry Walley

Belleville – Elysia Carter and Ashley Hancock

Bigelow – Luke Jackson

Cabot – Timothy Frazier

Center Ridge – Nicholas Oates

Clinton – Candace Barriga, Laura Breedlove, Josh Hart, Shawn Matthews, Andrew Poppe and Lorraine Sheets

Conway – Dylan Adams, Bethany Ahne, Crystal Baker, Allen Bryant, Denise Burton, Denise Caldwell, Kala Cline, Sarah Conine, Brandy Cook-Dyer, Matthew Dail, Devon Duke, Alexander Dunn, Emily Franklin, James Garnett, Nicholas Golleher, Meagan Harwood, Michael Hensley, Jeffrey Hildebrand, Lissa Hines, Ashley Humbert, Monica Humphrey, Shay Humphrey, Brooke Jenkins, Wendy Jones, Lamar King, Michelle Lewis, Jarrod Majors, Lindsey Mayer, Lora Merriman, Shawn Moix, Lindsey Nabholz, Susan Neal, Shanna Prater, Rae-Ann Talentinow, Joshua Terry, Lynda Tindall, Janelle Turpin, Joy Weindel, Brittany Williams, Kerri Williams and Alexander Worm

Damascus – Lucinda Martin and Michael Mobbs

Danville – Kayla Bumgarner and Juan Ponce

Dardanelle – Doug Alverson, David Morgan, Elizabeth Tinsley and Mikelynn Childers

Dover – Joel Arivett, Paula Byrum, Amy Housley, April Hudson, Andrea Hull, Jennifer Jackson, Emily Roach, Lucas Scott and Herman Shelton

Greenbrier – Stephaine Betts, Christina Bone, Amanda Camel, Jacob DuVall, Ashley Haney, Michael McEntire, Amanda New, Timothy Nichols and Tabitha Smuck

Greers Ferry – Judy Vint

Hattieville – Tanya Chadwick and Brittany Dean

Hector – Talon Anderson and Casey Standridge

Higden – Nicole Hammett

Houston – Cher-Ann Barnett, Eugene Flucht and Brett Jordan

Little Rock – John Cagle, James Stone and Drew Welch

London – Robert Hampton, Brandie Spozio and Paula Williamson

Marshall – Donald Saucier

Maumelle – Sarah Hines

Mayflower – James Watson and Jessica Williams

Menifee – Jewell Jackson and Tramayne Webster

Morrilton – Leslie Bell, Cassie Brockman, Janet Brown, Cody Cogdell, Donald Dunkin, Leah Jones, Michael Johnson, Hollie McCoy, Tracy McCoy, Ricky Neal, Krista Newman, Sandra Potts, Lagina Russell, Gerald Thomas, Jessica White, John Widner and Theodore Wurschmidt

Ola – Brittany Blevins

Paris – Andrew Townsend

Paron – Amanda Burns

Perry – John Laubhan

Perryville – Cara Caudell, Chelsea Hubbard, Stephaine Jones, Alisha McCormack, Brad Parks and Marisa Shaloski

Pine Bluff – Angela Edwards

Plumerville – Melissa Kinslow and Shannon Walker

Pottsville – Nathan Cynova and Lester Welshans

Quitman – Thomas King and Callie Verser

Russellville – Victor Allison, Denise Chaknine, Christina Cochran, Jeremy Dodd, Amber Fuentes, Tiffany Gagne, Greg Hall, Aubrey Hoult, Fred Martin, Ashley McNair, Angela Miller, Adrienne Moore, Anthony Munoz, Raul Rodriguez and Wendy Small

Solgohachia – Jared Andres

Springfield – Sarah Bostian

Shirley – Naomi Sweeney

Vilonia – Jordan Riley, Melissa Starr and Mark West

Hundreds Attend Retirement Reception/Grand Opening

UACCM recently held a retirement reception for Chancellor Nathan Crook at the Leadership Development Institute (LDI) in downtown Morrilton. The event also served as the facility’s official grand opening, with an estimated 300 guests dropping in to wish Chancellor Crook farewell and to tour the renovated building.

Chancellor Crook will step down on June 30, 2010, ending a 25-year stretch of leadership at the college. During the retirement reception, Conway County Judge Jimmy Hart and Morrilton Mayor Bobby Kirby presented Crook with a plaque proclaiming June 3 Nathan Crook Day in Morrilton. University of Arkansas System President Dr. B. Alan Sugg also presented Crook with a plaque naming him UACCM Chancellor Emeritus upon his retirement, and the UACCM Board of Visitors announced the re-naming of the University Center on campus to the C. Nathan Crook University Center. UACCM faculty and staff members offered two framed aerial photos—one depicting the campus of Petit Jean Vocational Technical School when Crook began his career in 1985 and the other depicting the UACCM campus in 2010. Since 1985, Crook has overseen an incredible physical growth of the campus with the construction of several major academic and student support buildings including the UACCM Technology II Building, Earle Love Child Study Center, Science Building, Plaza, Fine Arts Building, Fine Arts Auditorium, Business Technology Center, University Center and Library Complex. Student enrollment has also seen a near 700 percent increase during his tenure.

The new LDI in downtown Morrilton is one of Crook’s most recent accomplishments, and guests attending the retirement reception also got a firsthand look at the new facility. Located in the former Greer’s Department Store in Morrilton, the completely renovated facility is home to the UACCM Community Outreach Department and features a gallery and reception area, a classroom, computer lab, community room, two conference rooms and several offices. The building serves the Community Outreach Department by serving as a venue for community education classes and workforce training initiatives.

For a full list of Chancellor Crook’s accomplishments as well as information on the search for UACCM’s next chancellor, visit http://www.uaccm.edu/. For more information on courses and services offered at the LDI, visit http://www.uaccm.edu/ and click on “Community.”

Kid's College 2010 Registration Now Open

Attention area kids and parents! Registration for the 2010 Kid’s College at UACCM is now open. This year, Kid’s College will teach area first through third graders how to say “G’day mate” and “Yee-haw!” by exploring the culture, sights and sounds of the faraway land of Australia and the Great Barrie Reef as well as the rough-and-rowdy Wild West. The fun-filled week is scheduled for July 12 through 16, 2010.

During Kid’s College, students will attend class each day from 8:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. in the Business Technology Center on campus at UACCM. Throughout this time, they will learn all about aquatic life surrounding the Great Barrier Reef as well as the people of Australia before discovering life in the American West between the years of 1850 and 1920. Kid’s College will also feature many hands-on activities, games, scientific investigations and art projects designed to enhance math and science skills among the children.

The fee for Kid’s College 2010 will be $50 per student. Children must be entering first through third grades in fall 2010 to be eligible to attend. Kid’s College is only open to 40 participants, and spaces are filling quickly. A registration form is available at www.uaccm.edu under the “News” section. Registration forms and payment must be returned to: UACCM Community Outreach, Leadership Development Institute, 115 East Broadway, Morrilton, AR 72110. Checks should be made payable to the UACCM Foundation. For more information, contact Janie Wagner at (501) 977-2078 or e-mail wagner@uaccm.edu.

To check out more photos from Kid's College 2009, CLICK HERE!

"Links for Learning" Raises $18,000 for UACCM

The University of Arkansas Community College at Morrilton (UACCM) Foundation held its fifth annual “Links for Learning” Golf Tournament fundraiser on Thursday, May 20, 2010 at the Morrilton Country Club. A field of more than 100 golfers battled early morning downpours of rain before finishing out the three-person scramble under sunny skies. The tournament was the most successful to date, raising approximately $18,000 in net proceeds for UACCM.

Southwestern Energy Company served as the tournament’s $3500 Platinum Sponsor. Energy Weldfab, Inc. was a $2000 Gold Sponsor, with Nesco Land/Field Services pledging $1,000 to the Foundation and serving as a Tournament Sponsor. The event had eleven $500 Team Sponsors: Benchmark Title, Champion Technologies, Crafton Tull Sparks Engineering, Daylight Donuts, DeSoto Drilling, Edward Jones Investments, KVOM, Regions Bank, Southern Pipeline Construction Co., Inc., St. Anthony’s Medical Center and Virco, Inc. Numerous donors pledged $100 as Hole Sponsors: Adams Eye Care, American Reality, AMI Engineering, Inc., Arka Valley Liquor, Benchmark Title, Calfrac Well Services, Central Arkansas Dust Control, Champion Technologies, Conway County Regional Water District, Crafton Tull Sparks Engineering, Daylight Donuts, DeSoto Drilling, Edward Jones Investments, Energy Weldfab, Inc., Farmers and Merchants Bank, Fennell Purifoy Architects, Koontz Electric, KVOM, Liberty Bank, McDonald's of Morrilton, Mobley Concrete, Morrilton Abstract, NESCO Land/Field Services, Petit Jean Meats, Petit Jean State Bank, Regions Bank, Rich and Natalie Moellers, Southern Pipeline Construction Co., Inc., Southwestern Energy, St. Anthony's Medical Center, Steve and Rhonda Trowbridge, T3 Energy Services, Tobacco Corner Plus, Virco, Inc. and the Winthrop Rockefeller Institute of the University of Arkansas System. Food and beverage sponsors included Farmers and Merchants Bank and Coca-Cola. Maus Implement served as the Hole-in-One Sponsor offering a John Deere riding lawn mower to anyone sinking a shot with one drive on hole number 10.

Funds from this year’s tournament will be allocated to Union Square, a planned outdoor recreation area on the UACCM campus. Union Square will be constructed adjacent to the campus student center and will include landscaping, a fountain, planters, benches, fencing, an intramural basketball court, portable bleachers and more.

UACCM Director of Public Relations and Marketing and Foundation Board Member Mary Clark said the success of the tournament was made possible by the generosity of the businesses, individuals, vendors and volunteers who contributed. Clark stated, “The UACCM Foundation is thankful for the overwhelming support by area businesses and individuals who made contributions toward the tournament, as well as for the great turnout. Thanks for helping make this our most successful Foundation event to date.”

The winners of the golf ball drop fundraiser were Mark Stobaugh ($1000 winner) and Karen Taylor ($250 winner). Michael Clements was winner of the longest drive contest and Josh Beck was winner of the closest to the pin contest. First place winners were: first flight—Stan Pace, Nelson Ennis and Blake Duncan; second flight—Chuck Lovelace, Bobby Houston and Jack Hamm; third flight—Ken Freeman, Keith Vess and Greg Ricono.

Great Arkansas Pig Out to Benefit School Counts!

The Great Arkansas Pig Out (GAPO) Festival Board and the Morrilton Area Chamber of Commerce have supported a successful community and regional festival for 20 years. To celebrate the continuing success of the festival, the GAPO Board recently announced their ongoing commitment to the Conway County School Counts! initiative by naming the initiative as beneficiary of their endeavors with the festival for the second consecutive year.

According to GAPO 2010 Chairperson Kristi Strain, “We continue to support the promotion of higher education to students in Conway County. By partnering with School Counts! again this year, we hope to further emphasize the value of education and a highly qualified workforce to area parents, students, residents, and businesses.”

The Initiative was begun in 2006 to enhance Conway County’s economic development activities by promoting continued education and training for the graduates of the public and private high schools in Conway County. The initiative has developed a formal partnership between the K-12 schools in Conway County, UACCM and area businesses and industries. This partnership emphasizes the importance of education in the development of a better skilled workforce to attract and retain businesses and industries in the county.

The annual GAPO Festival will be held June 25 and 26, 2010 at the Morrilton City Park and will feature food, activities and live entertainment by Wade Bowen, Chuck Allen Floyd, the Randy Rogers Band, Matt Stell and The Crashers and the Culpepper Mountain Band. For more information on the festival, visit www.pigout.info and for more information on the Conway County School Counts! Initiative, visit www.ccschoolcounts.org. 

Retirement Reception/Grand Opening Today

Deadlines and Training Today

Good afternoon, UACCM. We hope you enjoyed your long weekend! Today marks the beginning of the summer 2010 semester. If it's your first time here, welcome to UACCM! Follow us here at the Campus Link Blog, on Facebook, or on Twitter to keep up with everything happening on campus. 

If you'd like to get a piece of the Arkansas Challenge/Lottery Scholarship money for the fall 2010 semester, act fast! Today is the deadline to apply for funds, so head on over to this web site to find out how to apply: https://www.ark.org/adhe_financialaid/login.aspx. 

New to UACCM and need to learn how to use the ANGEL Online Course Management System? If so, stop by the program training session this evening from 5:00 to 6:00 pm in the Business Technology Center. The session will help you learn how to navigate the program and use it in the most efficient way.