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The
Dean's Corner
If there is a problem
with being a Continuing Educator,
it is that there is virtually no down time. Our Continuing Education
office operates like a business, open from 8:30 am - 8:00 pm every
day except Friday, when we close at 4:30 pm. And, we are open Saturdays
from 8:00 am – noon. We run full throttle twelve months per year.
(continued)
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New
Faces in Continuing Education
 There
are new faces in the Continuing Education Division
this semester, and we thank you for the many warm welcomes and the
hospitality that has been extended to them as they settle into the
College family: (continued)
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The
Tried and True and Those Brand New…
One
of the major challenges for the Continuing Education Credit Division
is the Recruitment and Development of New
Teaching Faculty and the Retention
of the Returning Faculty. People choose to teach in the
Evenings at the local Community College for a variety of reasons.
(continued)
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GED
Preparation Courses at SCCC
 The
GED (General Equivalency Diploma) programs offered at SCCC allow
students ages 17 and older the opportunity to earn a high school
equivalency diploma. By passing the GED exam, an individual demonstrates
that she or he has the skills and knowledge expected of a high
school graduate. (continued)
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SCCC
Provides Training to Sealed Air Corporation
 Through
a SUNY Community College Workforce Development and Training Grant,
SCCC is providing leadership and team building training to Sealed
Air Corporation of Scotia. (continued)
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Non-Credit
Spring Courses at SCCC
 Schenectady
County Community College (SCCC) offers its students and the community
the opportunity for professional development or personal enhancement
through the Division of Continuing Education's
Non-Credit schedule. Students are offered a variety of non-credit
courses in areas such as Computer Technology, Children's Courses,
Music, and General Interest. (continued)
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Hats
Off To...
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The
purpose of this column is to send a special thank you to someone
at the College who has gone beyond the call of duty to make the
SCCC experience special. This month we honor Steve
McIntosh, who gets a special “We love you!”
from the Continuing Education staff for all of the ways in which
he serves our staff, faculty, and students. (continued)
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CRWTC
- Opportunities for
International Trade with India
"Professional"
Cooking for Children
 Come
and join Chef Gail Sokol for a hands-on,
one week baking camp this summer and learn culinary secrets that only
chefs know. This camp is for the serious young chef who will learn
how to bake scrumptious goodies and delicious entrees that they can
sample and take home to friends and family. Family members are welcome
to enjoy our goodies on the last day of class. (continued)
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Colonial
Festival
 Glen
Sanders Mansion was the scene for the traditional dinner - complete
with Colonial attire - that kicked off the Colonial Festival
of 2003. Dr. Ronald Kingsley and Louise Basa,
archaeology instructors at Schenectady County Community College, attended
the dinner that marked the beginning of a yearlong schedule of events.
According to the Schenectady
Heritage Area, that has coordinated
the Festival, the Festival is intended to be "a tribute to our
forefathers and the spirit and commitment with which they faced the
challenges of colonial life". (continued)
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ANGEL
 What’s
new in teaching and learning at Schenectady County Community College?
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