Pre-License Real Estate

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1 Pre-License Real Estate Course Description This course is designed to meet the eligibility requirements for the Maryland Real Estate Salesperson s license examination. To achieve the Maryland Real Estate Commission s requirement for new licensees, this program would cover a minimum of 60 clock hours or 4-credits. Areas of focus include: principles of real property, agency, Maryland Code of Ethics, and real estate contracts. Course Details Course Fee: $275 (includes materials) Dates: February 23, March 26, 2015 Times: 6:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. Length: 5 weeks Instructor: Dr. Annette A. George Registration Details (443) Center for Continuing and Professional Studies: Non-Credit Courses DEADLINE: February 20, 2015

2 THE CENTER FOR CONTINUING AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES 1700 E COLD SPRING LANE MCKELDIN 308 BALTIMORE MD T. (443) F. (443) NON-CREDIT COURSE REGISTRATION FORM Course Title: Pre-License Real Estate Time: 6:00-10:00 pm Dates: February 23, 2015-March 26, 2015 Description: This course is designed to meet the eligibility requirements for the Maryland Real Estate Salesperson s license examination. To achieve the Maryland Real Estate Commission s requirement for new licensees, this program would cover a minimum of 60 clock hours or 4-credits. Areas of focus include: principles of real property, agency, Maryland Code of Ethics, and real estate contracts. Registration: We encourage you to register early. In order to reserve your space, a $275 registration fee is required. Please make your check payable to Morgan State University and mail to Morgan State University, The Center for Continuing and Professional Studies, 1700 E. Cold Spring Lane, 308 McKeldin Center, Baltimore, Maryland 21251, before February 20, 2015 to secure your slot in the course. Required Materials:Textbook(s) included in course tuition along with other supplemental materials. Instructor Biography: Dr. Annette George is an Assistant Professor in Morgan State University, School of Business and Management and Director of the Hospitality Management Program. She earned her Master s degree in Business Administration and her Ph.D. in Higher Education Administration from Morgan State University. Dr. George is a licensed realtor that has been practicing real estate in Maryland for 12 years. Questions: Please contact The Center for Continuing and Professional Studies at (443) for more details. Course: PRE-LICENSE REAL ESTATE Name Organization Street Address/PO Box City/State/Zip Telephone (work) (home) (fax) Signature: HOW DID YOU HEAR ABOUT US? PLEASE CHECK ONE OF THE FOLLOWING: WEAA NEWSPAPER FLYER BROCHURE MSU WEBSITE FRIEND/RELATIVE OTHER DATE RECEIVED: FOR OFFICE USE ONLY PAYMENT TYPE: o CASH o CHECK o MONEY ORDER

3 INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY Course Description This course is designed for beginners. Students will learn the fundamentals of digital photography through the use of lectures, demonstrations, group critiques, and discussion. Participants will also learn about the different types/ classes of cameras, the various features they offer, and how they are used to improve photography. Topics will include an introduction to composition, how to reduce glare, lighting techniques, and how to maximize light availability. Additionally, students will be shown how to use a computer, in order to download and display digital images. Course Details Times: 5:00 p.m. - 6:30 p.m. Days: Wednesdays Date: February 26-March 18, 2015 Fee: $85 Length: 4 weeks Instructor: Mr. Tony Raymond Registration Details (443) The Center for Continuing and Professional Studies

4 THE CENTER FOR CONTINUING AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES 1700 E COLD SPRING LANE MCKELDIN 308 BALTIMORE MD T. (443) F. (443) NON-CREDIT COURSE REGISTRATION FORM Course Title: INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY Days: Wednesdays Times: 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. Dates: February 26, 2015 to March 18, 2015 Description: This course is designed for beginners. Students will learn the fundamentals of digital photography through the use of lectures, demonstrations, group critiques, and discussion. Participants will also learn about the different types/classes of cameras, the various features they offer, and how they are used to improve photography. Topics will include an introduction to COMPOSITION and EXPOSURE, how to reduce glare, lighting techniques, and how to maximize light availability to get a good picture. Additionally, students will be shown how to use a computer, in order to download and display digital images. Registration: If you are interested in registering for INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY, we encourage you to register early. In order to reserve your space, a $85 registration fee is required. Please make your check payable to Morgan State University and mail to Morgan State University, The Center for Continuing and Professional Studies, 1700 E. Cold Spring Lane, 308 McKeldin Center, Baltimore, Maryland 21251, before January 31, 2015 to receive the early rate. Instructor Biography: Anthony L. Raymond has been vested in the photography industry for over 20 years. He is a seasoned veteran in the guiding principles and practice of photography. As an entrepreneur of photography, Mr. Raymond has worked on a variety of photography projects. Not only is he passionate about his line of profession, but he is willing to teach others the technique. Some of Mr. Raymond s specialty areas of photography are event photography, architecture and landscape. Suggested Materials: Digital camera and Digital Photography Simplified 2 nd Edition by Rob Sheppard Questions: Please contact The Center for Continuing and Professional Studies at (443) for more details. Course: INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY Name Organization Street Address/PO Box City/State/Zip Telephone (work) (home) (fax) $80.00 early registration fee if received by January 31, 2015 $85.00 registration fee if received after January 31, 2015 DATE RECEIVED: FOR OFFICE USE ONLY PAYMENT TYPE: o CASH o CHECK o MONEY ORDER

5 TAI CHI Participants will explore the fundamentals of an ancient martial art practiced around the world as an effective exercise for health. Tai Chi consists of fluid, gentle movements that are practiced in a relaxed and slow tempo. It is an exercise that can be done almost anywhere. Some styles are more energetic and involve kicks and deep knee bends. Course Details Times: 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Days: Thursdays Date: March 5-April 2, 2015 Fee: $65 Length: 5 weeks Benefits Development of techniques that help to reduce stress Increases self-confidence and self-esteem Safe and courteous instruction Martial art tenets: humility, respect, righteousness, trust, and loyalty which encourage potential fulfillment Registration Details (443) or Center for Continuing and Professional Studies: Non-Credit Courses DEADLINE: February 20, 2015

6 THE CENTER FOR CONTINUING AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES 1700 E COLD SPRING LANE MCKELDIN 308 BALTIMORE MD T. (443) F. (443) NON-CREDIT COURSE REGISTRATION FORM Course Title: TAI CHI Days: Fridays Times: 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Dates: March 5, 2015 to April 2, 2015 Description: Participants will explore the fundamentals of an ancient martial art practiced around the world as an effective exercise for health. Tai Chi consists of fluid, gentle movements that are practiced in a relaxed and slow tempo. It is an exercise that can be done almost anywhere. Some styles are more energetic and involve kicks and deep knee bends. Registration: If you are interested in registering for TAI CHI, we encourage you to register early (enrollment is limited). In order to reserve your space, a $65 (non-refundable) deposit or the full registration fee is required. Please make your check payable to Morgan State University and mail to Morgan State University, The Center for Continuing and Professional Studies, 1700 E. Cold Spring Lane, 308 McKeldin Center, Baltimore, Maryland 21251, before January 31, 2015 to receive the early rate. Instructor Biography: Stanley Jenkins began martial arts training at an early age in Shorin Ryu Karate and soon matriculated to the Korean martial art of Tae Kwon Do. He began formal training in the Chinese martial art known as Yang style Tai Chi Chaun in This discipline was unlike any martial discipline that he had studied before in that it involved gentle, yet martially precise movements and maneuvers. Based upon his experience with the martial arts, Mr. Jenkins offers his gifts and talents to humanity for the benefits of: psychological, physical, moral, and spiritual health & wellness. Questions: Please contact The Center for Continuing and Professional Studies at (443) Name Course: TAI CHI Organization Street Address/PO Box City/State/Zip Telephone (work) (home) (fax) $60 early registration fee if received by January 31, 2015 $65 registration fee if received after January 31, 2015 FOR OFFICE USE ONLY DATE RECEIVED: PAYMENT TYPE: o CASH o CHECK o MONEY ORDER

7 TRAUMA INFORMED CARE: A METHODOLOGY FOR WORKING WITH ADULTS, CHILDREN, AND FAMILIES OF NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS HISTORY MATTERS Course Description This course is designed for individuals providing direct service to children, adults and families of Human Service organizations. These organizations include, but are not limited to: education systems, hospital & wellness centers, center-based and outreach programs, churches, and various nonprofits. Many of the individuals and families seeking assistance from Human Service organizations have histories of childhood neglect, homelessness, drug addiction, mental illness, sexual abuse, frequent incarceration and other types of trauma-inducing experiences. The task of a Trauma-Informed organization is to become well-informed about the concept of trauma and its influence on the positive or negative outcomes of children, adults and families. The goal of this training is to support staff in gaining a better understanding of the concept of trauma, and how its prevalence among clients has a profound effect on both positive and negative client outcomes. This goal is accomplished by helping staff to understand that being trauma informed often means evaluating and possibly modifying an organizations products and services based on an understanding of trauma and the vulnerabilities of trauma survivors, ensuring that clients are supported, while avoiding re-traumatization. NO text book is needed, must have an open mind! Course Details Day: Wednesday Date: March 19, 2015 Time: 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Length: 1 day workshop Course Fee: $100 Instructor: Felecia Veale-Buckson, M.A. Registration Details Center for Continuing and Professional Studies: Non-Credit Courses

8 Name Organization Street Address/PO Box THE CENTER FOR CONTINUING AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES 1700 E COLD SPRING LANE MCKELDIN 308 BALTIMORE MD T. (443) F. (443) NON-CREDIT COURSE REGISTRATION FORM COURSE TITLE: TRAUMA INFORMED CARE: A METHODOLOGY FOR WORKING WITH ADULTS, CHILDREN, AND FAMILIES OF NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS Day: Wednesday Times: 9:00 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. Date: March 19, 2015 Description: This course is designed for individuals providing direct service to children, adults and families of Human Service organizations. These organizations include, but are not limited to: education systems, hospital & wellness centers, center-based and outreach programs, churches, and various nonprofits. Many of the individuals and families seeking assistance from Human Service organizations have histories of childhood neglect, homelessness, drug addiction, mental illness, sexual abuse, frequent incarceration and other types of trauma-inducing experiences. The task of a Trauma-Informed organization is to become well-informed about the concept of trauma and its influence on the positive or negative outcomes of children, adults and families. Registration: If you are interested in registering for TRAUMA INFORMED CARE: A METHODOLOGY FOR WORKING WITH ADULTS, CHILDREN, AND FAMILIES OF NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS, we encourage you to register early (enrollment is limited). In order to reserve your space, a $ (non-refundable) full registration fee is required. Please make your check payable to Morgan State University and mail to Morgan State University, The Center for Continuing and Professional Studies, 1700 E. Cold Spring Lane, 308 McKeldin Center, Baltimore, Maryland 21251, before January 31, 2015 to receive the early rate. Instructor Biography: Felecia Veale-Buckson is a Sociologist and established leader with over twenty years of experience in the field of Human Relations and Family Services. She has given direct services to both the customers and employees of many of Maryland s primary human service institutions. Mrs. Buckson is also an adjunct professor of Sociology for Anne Arundel Community College. Questions: Please contact The Center for Continuing and Professional Studies at (443) Course: TRAUMA INFORMED CARE: A METHODOLOGY FOR WORKING WITH ADULTS, CHILDREN, AND FAMILIES OF NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS City/State/Zip Telephone (work) (home) (fax) $95.00 early registration fee if received by January 31, 2015 $ registration fee if received after January 31, 2015 FOR OFFICE USE ONLY DATE RECEIVED: PAYMENT TYPE: o CASH o CHECK o MONEY ORDER

9 INTRODUCTION TO NON-PROFIT LEADERSHIP The Introduction to Non-Profit Leadership course will introduce students to the history, philosophy, and structure of non-profit human service organizations. This hands on course will examine the process for developing, resourcing, implementing, and evaluating nonprofit social programs and interventions. Course Details Fee: $100 Days: Thursdays Date: February 26-March 26, 2015 Time: 5:30 p.m. to 7:30p.m. Length: Five Weeks Registration Details /continuingstudies (443) Center for Continuing and Professional Studies: Non-Credit Courses DEADLINE: February 19, 2014

10 THE CENTER FOR CONTINUING AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES 1700 E COLD SPRING LANE MCKELDIN 308 BALTIMORE MD T. (443) F. (443) NON-CREDIT COURSE REGISTRATION FORM Course Title: INTRODUCTION TO NON-PROFIT LEADERSHIP Days: Thursdays Times: 5:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Dates: February 26, 2015 to March 26, 2015 Description: This course will introduce participants to the history, philosophy and structure of nonprofit human service organizations and examine the process for developing, resourcing, implementing and evaluating nonprofit social program and interventions. Registration: If you are interested in registering for INTRODUCTION TO NON-PROFIT LEADERSHIP, we encourage you to register early (enrollment is limited). In order to reserve your space, a $100 (non-refundable) deposit or the full registration fee is required. Please make your check payable to Morgan State University and mail to Morgan State University, The Center for Continuing and Professional Studies, 1700 E. Cold Spring Lane, 308 McKeldin Center, Baltimore, Maryland 21251, before January 31, 2014 to receive the early rate. Instructor Biography: Ms. Barbara Blount Armstrong is the Corporations and Foundations Officer at Morgan State University. She holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Elementary Education from Glassboro State University (now Rowan University) and a Master of Education degree in Counseling and Guidance from Howard University. Ms. Armstrong has completed doctoral coursework in Higher Education Administration at Nova Southeastern University and in Public Administration at the University of Baltimore. She is skilled in fundraising and interfacing with foundations, corporations, government agencies and community-based organizations. Most recently, she headed a consulting firm focused on supporting nonprofit and education entities. Ms. Blount Armstrong previously served as the Chief Operating Officer of Associated Black Charities and for a period as its Interim President and Chief Executive Officer. Questions: Please contact The Center for Continuing and Professional Studies at (443) Name Organization Street Address/PO Box Course: INTRODUCTION TO NON-PROFIT LEADERSHIP City/State/Zip Telephone (work) (home) (fax) $90 early registration fee if received by January 31, 2015 $100 registration fee if received after January 31, 2015 DATE RECEIVED: FOR OFFICE USE ONLY PAYMENT TYPE: o CASH o CHECK o MONEY ORDER

11 ARE YOU A TOXIC WASTE SITE? CLEANSING AND DETOX Course Description: This course explores the daily dietary, environmental, and stress factors that cause toxicity in the body. Practical methods of cleansing and detoxifying are discussed in the course; including colon hydrotherapy, fasting, raw food diet, and juicing. Simple recipes for juicing, mild foods, and raw food diets will be provided. Course Details: Days: Thursdays Dates: February 19- March 19, 2015 Times: 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Length: 5 weeks Course Fee: $75.00 early bird registration fee (if received by 2/12/15). $85.00 (if received after 2/13/15). Registration Details: Center for Continuing and Professional Studies: Non-Credit Courses

12 THE CENTER FOR CONTINUING AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES 1700 E COLD SPRING LANE MCKELDIN 308 BALTIMORE MD T. (443) F. (443) NON-CREDIT COURSE REGISTRATION FORM Course Title: ARE YOU A TOXIC WASTE SITE? CLEANSING AND DETOX Days: Thursday Times: 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Dates: February 19-March 19, 2015 Description: This course explores the daily dietary, environmental, and stress factors that cause toxicity in the body. Practical methods of cleansing and detoxifying are discussed in the course; including colon hydrotherapy, fasting, raw food diet, and juicing. Simple recipes for juicing, mild foods, and raw food diets will be provided. Registration: If you are interested in registering for ARE YOU A TOXIC WASTE SITE? CLEANSING AND DETOX, we encourage you to register early (enrollment is limited). In order to reserve your space, a $ (non-refundable) full registration fee is required. Please make your check payable to Morgan State University and mail to Morgan State University, The Center for Continuing and Professional Studies, 1700 E. Cold Spring Lane, 308 McKeldin Center, Baltimore, Maryland 21251, before February 12, 2015 to receive the early rate. An additional $10 charged will be included to all registrations received after February 13th, Instructor Biography: Dr. Akua N. Zenzele is a veteran of holistic healing through herbalism and wellness. She seeks to promote health consciousness among individuals. Dr. Akua has previously instructed courses such as this one within a clinical and community wellness setting. She is very passionate about making the whole person healthy through traditional practices. Questions: Please contact The Center for Continuing and Professional Studies at (443) Course: ARE YOU A TOXIC WASTE SITE? CLEANSING AND DETOX Name Organization Street Address/PO Box City/State/Zip Telephone (work) (home) (fax) $75.00 early registration fee if received by February 12, 2015 $85.00 registration fee if received after February 13, 2015

13 Write That Book! Taught by Author DeBora M. Ricks Course Description This course will help participants to answer the number one question - How do I start writing a book? Students will learn not only how to start the book that they ve wanted to write, but how to finish. Additionally, participants will learn strategies for overcoming writer s block, finding his/her voice, and self-editing. The focus will be on how and why to hire an editor along with providing resources for writers. Lastly, published authors will attend the course sessions to discuss their writing journey and answer questions from participants. Course Details Fee: $ Days: Tuesdays Times: 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m Length: 6 weeks Date: March 3-April 7, 2015 Registration Details (443) Center for Continuing & Professional Studies DEADLINE: February 24, 2015

14 THE CENTER FOR CONTINUING AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES 1700 E COLD SPRING LANE MCKELDIN 308 BALTIMORE MD T. (443) F. (443) NON-CREDIT COURSE REGISTRATION FORM Course Title: Write That Book! Days: Tuesdays Time: 6:00-7:00 pm Dates: March 3- April 7, 2015 Description: This course will help participants to answer the number one question - How do I start writing a book? Students will learn not only how to start the book that they ve wanted to write, but how to finish. Additionally, participants will learn strategies for overcoming writer s block, finding his/her voice, and self-editing. The focus will be on how and why to hire an editor along with providing resources for writers. Lastly, published authors will attend the course sessions to discuss their writing journey and answer questions from participants. Registration: If you are interested in registering for WRITE THAT BOOK!, we encourage you to register early (enrollment is limited). In order to reserve your space, a $100 (non-refundable) tuition fee is required. Please make your check payable to Morgan State University and mail to Morgan State University, The Center for Continuing and Professional Studies, 1700 E. Cold Spring Lane, 308 McKeldin Center, Baltimore, Maryland 21251, before February 24, 2015 to receive the early rate. Instructor Biography: Ms. Deborah M. Ricks is an avid writer, editor, professional speaker, and facilitator with expertise in communication and conflict resolution. She is also the author of two nonfiction books, Love Addicted& Why Did He Break Up With Me? Moreover, Ms. Ricks is an attorney and works in the field of advocacy. Questions: Please contact The Center for Continuing and Professional Studies at (443) for more details. Course: WRITE THAT BOOK! Name Organization Street Address/PO Box City/State/Zip Telephone (work) (home) (fax) FOR OFFICE USE ONLY DATE RECEIVED: PAYMENT TYPE: o CASH o CHECK o MONEY ORDER