talking hands ii: american sign language

TALKING HANDS II:
AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE
Course Description
This course is designed to further develop the basic skills to communicate with
deaf and hearing impaired individuals using American Sign Language. The course
is a survey of principles, methods, and techniques of manual communication using
American Sign Language. The vocabulary, grammar, finger spelling, numbers, and
terminology will provide a framework for using basic sign language.
Course Details
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Course Fee: $60
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Days: Tuesdays
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Date: October 7, 2014
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Times: 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
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Length: 5 weeks
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Prerequisite - Level I successfully completed
Registration Details
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(443) 885-3155
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www.morgan.edu/continuingstudies
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Center for Continuing and Professional Studies: Non-Credit Courses
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DEADLINE: September 30, 2014
THE CENTER FOR CONTINUING AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
1700 E COLD SPRING LANEMCKELDIN 308BALTIMORE MD 21251-001
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NON-CREDIT COURSE REGISTRATION FORM
Course Title: TALKING HANDS II: AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE
Days: TuesdaysTimes: 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.Dates: October 7, 2014 to November 4, 2014
Description: This course is designed to further develop the advanced skills to communicate with deaf and
hearing impaired individuals using American Sign Language. The course is a survey of principles,
methods, and techniques of manual communication using American Sign Language. The vocabulary,
grammar, finger spelling, numbers, and terminology will provide a framework for using basic sign
language.
Registration: If you are interested in registering for TALKING HANDS II: AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE,
we encourage you to register early (enrollment is limited). In order to reserve your space, a $60 (nonrefundable) 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
September 30, 2014 to receive the early rate.
Instructor Biography: Mrs. Lisa Boyd graduated from Union County College in Cranford, NJ with a
degree in Sign Language Interpreting. She has worked as a professional interpreter for over ten years
within the school system in New Jersey and now in Baltimore, Maryland. She is passionate about
interpreting and would love to help participants become confident in the advanced use of sign language.
Mrs. Boyd has also instructed TALKING HANDS I: AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE for two semesters.
Questions: Please contact The Center for Continuing and Professional Studies at (443) 885-3155.
Course: TALKING HANDS II: AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGE
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CERTIFICATION FIRST:
CPR, First Aid, AED
(Infant, Child, & Adult)
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This First Aid, CPR, and AED course teaches how to manage illness and injuries for
infants, adults and children in the first few minutes until professional help arrives.
Also, First Aid, CPR, AED use, and relief of choking will be covered with an emphasis on community health education for all individuals.
Course Specifications
 Cost: $140
 Date: September 30, 2014
 Time: 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
 Certification: Upon completion of this course, students receive an American
Heart Association First Aid and CPR Completion Card that is valid for two
years.
Objectives:
 Learn medical, injury, and environmental emergency responsiveness and
preparedness
 Administer CPR and AED use in appropriate settings
Registration Details
 (443) 885-3155
 Fall 2014 Non-Credit Courses: www.morgan.edu/continuingstudies
 Deadline: September 16, 2014
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Course Title: CERTIFICATION FIRST: CPR, FIRST AID, & AED
Times: 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.Dates: September 30, 2014
Description: The First Aid and CPR course teaches how to manage illness and injuries for infants, children, and
adults in the first few minutes until professional help arrives. Additionally, this course teaches First Aid, CPR,
relief of choking and use of barrier devices for all ages at the community level with an emphasis on health
education for all individuals.
Objectives: Learn medical, injury, and environmental
& Administer CPR and AED use in appropriate settings.
emergency
responsiveness
and
preparedness
Registration: If you are interested in registering for CERTIFICATION FIRST: CPR, FIRST AID, & AED, we
encourage you to register early. In order to reserve your space, a $140 (non-refundable) 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 August 31, 2014 to receive the early rate.
Instructor Biography: Sherita Henry earned a Master’s degree of Public Health. She is a doctoral student in the
school of Public Health at Morgan State University. Her focus is community wellness and engagement. She has
previously taught courses in the areas of: science, health, and child care business development.
Materials: Participants will receive a CPR/AED/First Aid Workbook from the American Heart Association (AHA).
Upon completion, students receive an AHA Heartsaver: First Aid/CPR Card that is valid for two years.
Questions: Please contact The Center for Continuing and Professional Studies at (443) 885-3155.
Course: CERTIFICATION FIRST: CPR / FIRST AID
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Civil Rights and the African American Experience
This course will give a brief overview of the U.S. Civil Rights Movement focusing
primarily on local grassroots movements. It will also cover African-Americans and
their relation to the constitution and how it affected later civil rights legislation.
Roles of the church, civil rights organizations and local grassroots community
organizations will be discussed. The course will run for five weeks.
Tuesdays, October 7, 2014 @ 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Cost: $65
Instructor: Ms. Darlene Conley
Morgan State University
Center for Continuing and Professional Studies
1700 E. Cold Spring Lane, Baltimore, MD 21251
Registration Details
 Deadline: September 30, 2014
 Phone: 443-885-3155
 Website:
www.morgan.edu/continuingstudies
THE CENTER FOR CONTINUING AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
1700 E COLD SPRING LANEMCKELDIN 308BALTIMORE MD 21251-001
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Course Title: CIVIL RIGHTS AND THE AFRICAN AMERICAN EXPERIENCE
Days: TuesdaysTime: 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m.Date: October 7, 2014 to November 4, 2014
Description: This course will give a brief overview of the U.S. Civil Rights Movement focusing primarily on local
grassroots movements. It will also cover African-Americans and their relation to the constitution and how it
affected later civil rights legislation. Roles of the church, civil rights organizations and local grassroots community
organizations will be discussed.
Registration: We encourage you to register early. In order to reserve your space, a $65 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 September 30, 2014 to receive the early rate.
Required Materials:
 Morris, Aldon D. The Origins of the Civil Rights Movement: Black Communities Organizing for Change.
New York: The Free Press, 1984.
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Nieman, Donald G. Promises to Keep: African American and the Constitutional Order, 1776 to the
Present. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1991.
Instructor Biography: Ms. Darlene Conley is an avid writer and scholar who is passionate about teaching various
aspects of literature, history, and specialty writing. In her role as an instructor, she seeks to make the connection
between the theory and application of learning.
Questions: Please contact The Center for Continuing and Professional Studies at (443) 885-3155 for more details.
Course: CIVIL RIGHTS AND THE AFRICAN AMERICAN
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DANCE AND CULTURAL ENRICHMENT
Participants will explore fundamentals of the unique sacred and secular
songs and dance movements based on the African tradition transformed in
the New World resulting from the Atlantic Slave Trade that continues to
thrive today in an array of dances of the African diaspora.
Course Details:
· Cost: $100
· Days: Tuesdays and Thursdays
(5 weeks)
· Date: October 14, 2014
· Times: 6:00 to 7:30 p.m.
· Instructor: Sheena Black
(Iya Osun Wenmimo)
Registration Details
· (443)885-3155 or
www.morgan.edu/
continuingstudies
· Center for Continuing and
Professional Studies
(Non-Credit Courses)
THE CENTER FOR CONTINUING AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
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NON-CREDIT COURSE REGISTRATION FORM
Course Title: DANCE AND CULTURAL ENRICHMENT
Days: Tuesdays & ThursdaysTimes: 6:00 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.Dates: October 14, 2014 to November 11, 2014
Description: Participants will explore fundamentals of the unique sacred and secular songs and dance
movements based upon the African tradition transformed in the New World resulting from the Atlantic
Slave Trade that continues to thrive today in an array of dances of the African diaspora.
Registration: If you are interested in registering for DANCE AND CULTURAL ENRICHMENT, 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 September 30, 2014 to receive the early rate.
Instructor Biography: Ms. Iya Osun Wenmimo (SHEENA BLACK) is a performing artist,
choreographer, and instructor of modern dance and jazz. She is a graduate of Morgan State University
BA, Sociology (Honors: Alpha Kappa Delta). Ms. Black studied modern dance based on the Dunham
Technique. Ms. Black’s training focused on body awareness, placement and kinesiology (The study of
anatomy, physiology, and mechanics of movement). She was a member of Images of Cultural Artistry
Dance Company, that was directed by the late Dr. Sherrill Berryman Johnson of Howard University in
Washington, D.C. Ms. Black attended La Escuela Nacional de Arte in Havana, Cuba; it is renowned for
the study of African folkloric traditions.
Questions: Please contact The Center for Continuing and Professional Studies at (443) 885-3155.
Course: DANCE AND CULTURAL ENRICHMENT
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HOLISTIC HAIR CARE & STYLING: LEVEL I
Course Description
Interested in Natural Hair? Looking
to better understand and/or demonstrate the art of natural hair care and styling?
This course teaches everything from history and sanitation practices, to how to
professionally complete various styles and techniques. Whether you’re looking
to better tend to your own hair, or you are a cosmetologist looking to focus more
on non-chemical services…this course is for you! No credentials are required to
enter this class, but you do exit with a certificate of completion.
Course Details
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Course Fee: $100
Days: Wednesdays
Date: 9/3/14 - 11/5/14
Times: 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Length: 10 weeks
Registration Details
 (443)885-3155
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Summer 2014 Non-Credit Courses - www.morgan.edu
www.morgan.edu/continuingstudies
Morgan State University
Center for Continuing and Professional Studies
HOLISTIC HAIR CARE & STYLING: LEVEL II
Course Description
Interested in Natural Hair? Looking to better
understand and/or demonstrate the art of natural hair care and styling? This course teaches
everything from history and sanitation practices, to how to professionally complete various
styles and techniques. It also offers a deeper
exploration of hair care and styling skills.
Whether you’re looking to better tend to your
own hair, or you are a cosmetologist looking to
focus more on non-chemical services…this
course is for you! You must have completed
Level I, in order to enter this class. You do exit
with an advanced certificate of completion!
Course Details
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Course Fee: $100
Days: Mondays
Date: 9/8/14 - 11/10/14
Times: 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Length: 10 weeks
Registration Details
 (443)885-3155
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Fall 2014 Non-Credit Courses - www.morgan.edu
www.morgan.edu/continuingstudies
Morgan State University
Center for Continuing and Professional Studies
McKeldin Center (Room 302), Baltimore, MD 21251
THE CENTER FOR CONTINUING AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
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NON-CREDIT COURSE REGISTRATION FORM
Course Title: HOLISTIC HAIR CARE & STYLING - LEVEL I
Days: WednesdaysTimes: 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.Dates: September 3, 2014 to November 5, 2014
Description: Interested in Natural Hair? Looking to better understand and/or demonstrate the art of natural hair care
and styling? This course teaches the history, sanitation practices, and how to professionally complete various styles
& techniques. Whether you’re looking to better tend to your own hair, or you are a cosmetologist looking to focus
more on non-chemical service...this course is for you! No credentials are required to enter this class, but you
do exit with a certificate of completion.
Registration: We encourage you to register early. In order to reserve your space, a $100 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 August 31, 2014 to receive the early rate.
Suggested Materials: Mannequin, stand, two packs of kanekalon hair, one metal tip comb, two clips, and “Milady
Standard Natural Hair Care and Braiding” by Diane Carol Bailey and Diane Da Costa.
Instructor Biography: Ms. Angela Hardy is a certified holistic hair stylist and recognizes that our hair and scalp are
one with the rest of our body. Ms. Hardy advises that healthy hair is not just a matter of what we do externally, but
also a result of our regular internal health and care. She is both owner and operator of Simple Wellness Day Spa,
and serves as a leader, creator, ambassador, pioneer and educator in the field of natural hair. She serves as a
member of the American Beauty Academy Advisory Board and is very passionate about inspiring and empowering
people to be beautiful both inside and out.
Questions: Please contact The Center for Continuing and Professional Studies at (443) 885-3155 for more details.
Course: HOLISTIC HAIR CARE & STYLING - LEVEL I
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THE CENTER FOR CONTINUING AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
1700 E COLD SPRING LANEMCKELDIN 308BALTIMORE MD 21251-001
T. (443) 885-3155  F. (443) 885-8204
NON-CREDIT COURSE REGISTRATION FORM
Course Title: HOLISTIC HAIR CARE & STYLING: LEVEL II
Days: MondaysTimes: 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.Dates: September 8, 2014 to November 10, 2014
Description: Interested in Natural Hair? Looking to better understand and/or demonstrate the art of natural hair care
and styling? This course teaches everything from history and sanitation practices, to how to professionally
complete various styles and techniques. Whether you’re looking to better tend to your own hair, or you are a
cosmetologist looking to focus more on non-chemical service…..this course is for you! You must have completed
Level I, in order to enter this class. You do exit with an advanced certificate of completion.
Registration: We encourage you to register early. In order to reserve your space, a $100 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 August 31, 2014 to receive the early rate.
Suggested Materials: Mannequin, stand, two packs of kanekalon hair, one metal tip comb, two clips, and “Milady
Standard Natural Hair Care and Braiding” by Diane Carol Bailey and Diane Da Costa.
Instructor Biography: Ms. Angela Hardy is a certified holistic hair stylist and recognizes that our hair and scalp are
one with the rest of our body. Ms. Hardy advises that healthy hair is not just a matter of what we do externally, but
also a result of our regular internal health and care. She is both owner and operator of Simple Wellness Day Spa,
and serves as a leader, creator, ambassador, pioneer and educator in the field of natural hair. She serves as a
member of the American Beauty Academy Advisory Board and is very passionate about inspiring and empowering
people to be beautiful both inside and out.
Questions: Please contact The Center for Continuing and Professional Studies at (443) 885-3155 for more details.
Course: HOLISTIC HAIR CARE & STYLING: LEVEL II
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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: 10/8/14 - 10/29/14
 Fee: $85
 Length: 4 weeks
Registration Details
 (443) 885-3155
 Fall 2014 Non-Credit Courses:
 www.morgan.edu/continuingstudies
 DEADLINE: October 1, 2014
THE CENTER FOR CONTINUING AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
1700 E COLD SPRING LANEMCKELDIN 308BALTIMORE MD 21251-001
T. (443) 885-3155  F. (443) 885-8204
NON-CREDIT COURSE REGISTRATION FORM
Course Title: INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
Days: WednesdaysTimes: 5:00 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.Dates: October 8, 2014 to October 29, 2014
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.
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
September 30, 2014 to receive the early rate.
Instructor Biography: Mr. Anthony L. Raymond has been vested in the photography industry for over 35 years.
He is a seasoned veteran in the guiding principles and practice of photography. As an entrepreneur of photography,
Mr. Raymond has been able to conduct small to large scale 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 architecture and landscape.
Suggested Materials: Digital camera and “Digital Photography Simplified” 2nd Edition by Rob Sheppard
Questions: Please contact The Center for Continuing and Professional Studies at (443) 885-3155 for more details.
Course: INTRODUCTION TO DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY
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Planning a Wedding
on a Shoestring
Budget
Course Description
In this economic downturn, many brides get
overwhelmed with wedding planning. This
course will teach strategies to help couples chose inexpensive
wedding cakes, reception sites, flowers, invitations, and much
more! Students will learn to help create the most memorable
wedding, regardless of size or budget.
Course Details
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Course Fee: $60
Days: Tuesdays
Date: October 14, 2014
Times: 5:30 p.m. - 6:30 p.m.
Instructor: Dr. Nyasuma Sims
All are welcome!
Registration Details
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(443) 885-3155
www.morgan.edu/continuingstudies
Center for Continuing and Professional
Studies: Non-Credit Courses
DEADLINE: October 7, 2014
THE CENTER FOR CONTINUING AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
1700 E COLD SPRING LANEMCKELDIN 308BALTIMORE MD 21251-001
T. (443) 885-3155  F. (443) 885-8204
NON-CREDIT COURSE REGISTRATION FORM
Course Title: PLANNING A WEDDING ON A SHOESTRING BUDGET
Days: TuesdaysTimes: 5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.Dates: October 14, 2014 to November 11, 2014
Description: In this economic downturn, many brides get overwhelmed with wedding planning. This course
will teach strategies to help couples chose inexpensive wedding cakes, reception sites, flowers, invitations, and
much more! Students will learn to help create the most memorable wedding, regardless of size or budget.
Registration: If you are interested in registering for PLANNING A WEDDING ON A SHOESTRING
BUDGET, we encourage you to register early (enrollment is limited). In order to reserve your space, a $60
(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 September 30, 2014 to
receive the early rate. An additional $5 charged will be included to all registrations received after the
September 30, 2014.
Instructor Biography: Nilajah M. Nyasuma earned a master's degree in Human Services from Lincoln
University and a doctorate degree in Urban Educational Leadership with a concentration in Administration and
Planning from Morgan State University. Dr. Nyasuma has over thirteen years of professional experiences in
education and human services. She has experience planning, coordinating, and producing educational and
special events. Having recently planned her own wedding, Dr. Nyasuma truly understands the importance of
planning a beautiful ceremony and reception on a tight budget.
Questions: Please contact The Center for Continuing and Professional Studies at (443) 885-3155.
Course: PLANNING A WEDDING ON A SHOESTRING BUDGET
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$55 early registration fee if received by September 30, 2014
$60 registration fee if received after September 30, 2014
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Credit Card:
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______________________________________________________
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www.morgan.edu/continuingstudies
TAI CHI INTERMEDIATE
Participants will further explore 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: Fridays
 Date: October 10, 2014
 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) 885-3155 or www.morgan.edu/continuingstudies
· Center for Continuing and Professional Studies: Non-Credit Courses
 DEADLINE: October 3, 2014
THE CENTER FOR CONTINUING AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
1700 E COLD SPRING LANEMCKELDIN 308BALTIMORE MD 21251-001
T. (443) 885-3155  F. (443) 885-8204
NON-CREDIT COURSE REGISTRATION FORM
Course Title: TAI CHI INTERMEDIATE
Days: FridaysTimes: 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.Dates: October 10, 2014 to November 7, 2014
Description: Participants will further 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 INTERMEDIATE, 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 September 30, 2014 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 1996. 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) 885-3155.
Course: TAI CHI INTERMEDIATE
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TRADITIONAL HERBALISM
Course Description
This course will cover an introduction to historical uses of herbal medicine for healing the mind, body, and spirit. Participants will explore
herbal uses ranging from teas and cooking, to healing cuts/wounds
to treating hypertension, to spiritual cleansing, and uplifting. Emphasis will be placed on herbs from Africa, but western herbs from the
USA and South America along with eastern herbs from India and China will also be discussed. Additionally, the course will allow the student to learn safe and practical uses of herbs to prevent disease
and to treat common everyday issues without resorting to over-the-counter drugs. Lastly, it
will shed light on herbs that have the ability to create emotional and spiritual balance.
Course Details:
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Cost: $75
Days: Thursdays (7 weeks)
Date: October 2, 2014
Times: 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.
Instructor: Dr. Akua
Registration Details
 (443)885-3155 or www.morgan.edu/continuingstudies
 Center for Continuing and Professional Studies (Non-Credit Courses)
 DEADLINE: September 26, 2014
THE CENTER FOR CONTINUING AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
1700 E COLD SPRING LANEMCKELDIN 308BALTIMORE MD 21251-001
T. (443) 885-3155  F. (443) 885-8204
NON-CREDIT COURSE REGISTRATION FORM
Course Title: TRADITIONAL HERBALISM
Days: ThursdaysTimes: 6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.Dates: October 2, 2014 to November 13, 2014
Description: This course will cover an introduction to historical uses of herbal medicine for healing the mind,
body, and spirit. Participants will explore herbal uses ranging from teas and cooking, to healing cuts/wounds
to treating hypertension, to spiritual cleansing, and uplifting. Emphasis will be placed on herbs from Africa,
but western herbs from the USA and South America along with eastern herbs from India and China will also
be discussed. Additionally, the course will allow the student to learn safe and practical uses of herbs to
prevent disease and to treat common everyday issues without resorting to over-the-counter drugs. Lastly, it
will shed light on herbs that have the ability to create emotional and spiritual balance.
Registration: If you are interested in registering for TRADITIONAL HERBALISM, we encourage you to
register early (enrollment is limited). In order to reserve your space, a $75 (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 September 30, 2014 to receive the early rate.
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) 885-3155.
Course: TRADITIONAL HERBALISM
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Write That Book!
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
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Fee: $80.00
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Days: Tuesdays
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Times: 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
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Length: 6 weeks
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Date: October 7, 2014
Registration Details
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(443) 885-3155
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Center for Continuing & Professional Studies
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www.morgan.edu/continuingstudies

DEADLINE: September 30, 2014
THE CENTER FOR CONTINUING AND PROFESSIONAL STUDIES
1700 E COLD SPRING LANEMCKELDIN 308BALTIMORE MD 21251-001
T. (443) 885-3155  F. (443) 885-8204
NON-CREDIT COURSE REGISTRATION FORM
Course Title: WRITE THAT BOOK!
Days: TuesdaysTimes: 6:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.Dates: October 7, 2014 to November 11, 2014
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 $80 (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 September 30, 2014 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 non-fiction 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) 885-3155.
Course: WRITE THAT BOOK!
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