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LMU EXTENSION OFFERS CLASSES, WORKSHOPS AND SPECIAL
PROGRAMS
April 16, 2004 - LMU Extension
announces the following classes, workshops and special programs
starting in May and offered at the Loyola Marymount University
Westchester Campus:
May 17
Summer 2004 Theology Program begins at LMU
Graduate-level courses in scripture, ethics and spirituality will
be offered through Loyola Marymount University's Summer Theology
Program beginning May 17. Enrollment is open to everyone, and most
courses may be taken for either graduate credit or personal
enrichment/audit purposes. The three-unit courses offered are:
"Foundations of New Testament Theology," with Dr. Jeffrey Siker and
"Issues in Christian Spirituality," with Dr. Douglas
Burton-Christie. Tuition is $300 (per course) if taken for
enrichment purposes and $1992 (per course) for three units of
graduate credit. To register or for more information, contact
310-338-2799, e-mail CRS@lmu.edu, or visit http://extension.lmu.edu/religion.
Online Class "Creating a Business Plan" offered
This online program offered by Loyola Marymount University will
develop the skills necessary to create a business plan to
facilitate the initial development or growth of the student's own
business. Students will participate in a mock acquisition of a
private company, learn how to analyze financials, how to finance
the endeavor, conduct due diligence and determine value. The course
is open to all business professionals. This online program may be
applied to the LMU Certificate in Business Administration. Students
must have access to a computer and the Internet for this course.
Tuition is $250 and participants receive two hours of continuing
education credit. To register or for more information, contact
310-338-1971 or visit http://extension.lmu.edu.
May 18 - 20: Fitness Courses start at LMU
Beginning Hatha Yoga I: Students will learn yoga postures,
and discover how yoga can promote physical, emotional and mental
well-being. The class is open to all and meets Tuesdays, May 18 -
June 22, 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. in the University Hall Fitness Room,
Loyola Marymount University. Participants should bring their own
yoga mat. Tuition is $135.
Lyrical Jazz Dance: Both beginning and intermediate students
of dance can enjoy the practice of lyrical jazz dance. Classes will
be held Wednesdays, May 19 - June 23, 6 - 7:30 p.m. in the
University Hall Fitness Room at Loyola Marymount University.
Lyrical jazz dance style takes its inspiration directly from the
music, bringing its roots and emotions into the choreographed
movements. Jocelyn Piot, who trained in Paris and New York, will
teach students ballet and jazz positions, stretching,
strengthening, coordination movements, turns, jumps and floor work.
Tuition is $150.
Mat Pilates I: Developed by Joseph Pilates in the 1920s,
this form of exercise is based on the principal that the mind and
body must work in harmony to achieve total fitness. Students will
learn how to retrain the body to move in a balanced and more
efficient way through exercises designed to eliminate muscle
imbalances. Class meets Thursdays, May 20 - June 24, 5:15 - 6:16
p.m. in the University Hall Fitness Room. Participants should bring
their own yoga mat. Tuition is $135.
Rhythmic Yoga I: Heidi Pimentel, an ACE Certified Personal
Trainer and co-star on ESPN2's "Gotta Sweat", conducts the class,
which meets Thursdays, May 20 - June 24, 6:30 - 7:30 p.m. This
class focuses on strengthening, stretching and re-aligning the
body. Each class closes with a period of instructor-led deep
relaxation. Tuition is $135.
To register or for more information about LMU EXTENSION's fitness
classes, contact 310-338-1971 or visit http://extension.lmu.edu.
May 18 and 20
Human Resources Management Online Classes offered at LMU
Beginning May 18, this highly interactive 12-week online program
provides comprehensive instruction in all major functional areas of
Human Resources Management. Students share real-life work
experiences during "discussion forums", participate in rewarding
instructor-guided research projects, and advance their careers by
expanding their knowledge of the latest principles and the
important roles of HR professionals. The certificate program is
open to all interested in advancing their career in human resources
management, and is especially valuable to professionals working
toward the SHRM certificate. Students must have access to a
computer and the Internet for this course. Tuition is $600 and
participants receive four semester hours of continuing education
credit from Loyola Marymount University.
LMU also will offer "Legal Issues in Human Resources" online, May
20 - July 22. This popular online course examines all important
California and federal statutes, new "headline-grabbing" court
cases, and basic legal principles that directly relate to Human
Resources Management. Students conquer otherwise complicated legal
issues, improve their ability to deal with counsel, and develop a
legal expertise essential for taking their careers to the next
level. Professionals and entrepreneurs seeking a more in-depth
understanding of the laws impacting HR functions, particularly HR
managers, and experienced generalists, attorneys, CPAs, supervisors
will benefit from this course. Participants receive three semester
hours of continuing education credit. Tuition is $350. Students
must have access to a computer and the Internet to participate in
online courses. To register or for more information about the Human
Resources courses, contact 310-338-1971, or visit http://extension.lmu.edu.
May 22
Integrating Technology for Elementary Educators
The main objective of this class is to plan, implement, document
and evaluate two technology projects in the classroom that
integrate technology into a theme or unit. Other objectives are to
collaborate with others at school, create a year-long plan, and
attend and evaluate a technology leadership meeting at the site.
This course fulfills the technology requirement for the Level II
Teaching Credential. The class meets Saturdays, May 22 - July 24, 9
a.m. to 4 p.m. in University Hall 2418. Cost is $450 and
participants can receive three semester hours of continuing
education credit. To register or for more information, contact
310-338-1971 or visit http://extension.lmu.edu.
Beginning and Advanced Jewelry Classes
In this dual-level class, students learn dye forming, roller
printing, faceted stone setting, and enameling. For advanced
students designing is developed to a more sophisticated level. The
class meets Saturdays, May 22 - July 24, 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in Burns
129, Loyola Marymount University. Tuition is $200 and lab fee is
$45. To register or for more information, contact 310-338-1971, or
visit http://extension.lmu.edu.
About Loyola Marymount University Extension
Founded in 1911, Loyola Marymount University in Los Angeles is the
eighth largest of the nation's 28 Jesuit colleges and universities
and the largest Catholic university in Southern California. By
offering a wide variety of credit and non-credit programs, LMU
EXTENSION provides educational opportunities to many different
audiences, both on and off the LMU campus, and online. For more
information, visit the LMU Extension website at http://extension.lmu.edu.
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