John A. Logan College, Center for Business & Industry held its Sixth Annual Southern Illi- nois Methamphetamine and Drug Aware- ness Conference on April 21 and 22 at John A. Logan College. Due to increased attendance, this year’s event was held in the Brewer Gymnasium located on the campus of John A. Logan College. Over 500 people from all over Illinois including law enforcement, treatment providers, medical per- sonnel, teachers, child advocacy, prevention specialists and many state agencies The two-day conference brought experts from around the country as well as local individuals for a number of break out sessions. Michelle Hamilton, director of corporate training at John A. Logan College, and one of the organizers of the Southern Illinois Meth Awareness Conference at the college, stated “the conference is an important way to raise awareness and to bring together people representing different resources and agencies in the community. Con- ferences like this one also help people in the community understand what they can do to help stop the spread of meth and what police can't do.” Next year’s conference is already in the works. Center for Business & Industry Hosts 2009 Meth and Other Drugs Awareness Conference July-September 2009 Volume 2, Issue 3 Center for Business & Industry Schedule of Courses Schedule of Courses John A. Logan College John A. Logan College Free NIMS Training, Pg. 4 Computer Training Pg. 2-3 Courses on Pg. 7 Free CPR Courses, Pg. 2-3 Your Training Center State Agency & Business Development
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John A. Logan College, Center for Business & Industry held its Sixth Annual Southern Illi-nois Methamphetamine and Drug Aware-ness Conference on April 21 and 22 at John A. Logan College.
Due to increased attendance, this year’s event was held in the Brewer Gymnasium located on the campus of John A. Logan College. Over 500 people from all over Illinois including law enforcement, treatment providers, medical per-sonnel, teachers, child advocacy, prevention specialists and many state agencies
The two-day conference brought experts from around the country as well as local individuals for a number of break out sessions.
Michelle Hamilton, director of corporate training at John A. Logan College, and one of the organizers of the Southern Illinois Meth Awareness Conference at the college, stated “the conference is an important way to raise awareness and to bring together people representing different resources and agencies in the community. Con-ferences like this one also help people in the community understand what they can do to help stop the spread of meth and what police can't do.” Next year’s conference is already in the works.
Center for Business & Industry Hosts 2009 Meth and Other Drugs Awareness Conference
July-September 2009
Volume 2, Issue 3
Center for Business & Industry
Schedule of CoursesSchedule of Courses
John A. Logan CollegeJohn A. Logan College
Free NIMS Training, Pg. 4 Computer Training Pg. 2-3 Courses on Pg. 7 Free CPR Courses, Pg. 2-3
Your Training Center State Agency & Business Development
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*Important Registration Information
Classes are one-day workshops from 8:30a-4p. Com-puter courses are $55/person. Time & Stress Management courses are $90/person. To register or for more information please email name, billing address, class and date of class to [email protected] or call (618) 985-2828 Ext. 8510.
**Cancellation Policy: Notification of cancellation is required 5 working days in advance for all sched-uled courses or you will be billed.
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Other Contact Information:
John A. Logan College Center for Business & Industry
700 Logan College Rd.
Carterville, IL 62910
(618) 985-2828 Ext. 8510
www.jalc.edu/cbi
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Free Emergency Preparedness Training!!
National Incident Management (NIMS)
John A. Logan College is a provider of Emergency Prepared-ness Training, to include National Incident Management Sys-tem (NIMS) training. The college has established a coopera-tive relationship with Homeland Security, FEMA and area professionals to provide training to the local area.
Everyone needs to be prepared for emergencies as they can strike at anytime with little or no warning! Although many of our courses help prepare our professional first responders such as Firemen, law enforcement, medical and emergency managers, it’s important that others get involved in emer-gency management as well. The better you are prepared the better chance you and those persons you care about have in surviving an incident. We have training programs available to business owners, educa-tors and families. Our training programs, which are available to everyone, help famil-iarize students with the four main factors of emergency preparedness; to include how to prevent, protect, respond and recover from an emergency. The knowledge these courses provide could save the lives of your friends and loved ones!
The following is a general list of training courses we have available. This list is primarily a topic list; however, we often have multiple courses in each of these areas.
Please note these courses are entirely free to all!
Managing Civil Actions in Threat Incidents
Incident Command Courses
Emergency Planning For Schools
Safety Programs for Schools and For Educating Students
Guide to Citizen Emergency Preparedness
Protecting Your Home or Small Business from Disaster
Emergency Management Healthcare Courses
Law Enforcement and Fire NIMS Response Training
HAZMAT Training and Response
For Infor-mation Contact:
Randy Davis
Center for Business & Industry
(618) 985-2828 Ext. 8346
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Frequently Asked Questions
How do I register for courses?
There are three easy ways. Call (618) 985-2828 Ext. 8510. Or you can go online to www.jalc.edu/cbi and fill out the online registration. Or you can send an email to [email protected]
Include your name, billing address, date and name of class when emailing regis-trations.
Do I get college credit for these courses?
Yes. Attendees can earn vocational skills credit from John A. Logan College for all computer and skills management courses.
How Do I Cancel?
The Center for Business & Industry re-quires at least 5 working days in advance prior to the scheduled course. Cancella-tions can be made by calling (618) 985-2828 Ext. 8510, or through email to [email protected]
Does CBI offer customized training?
Yes. If through our scheduled courses you do not find the training you need, we will customize a program that meets your needs. We can build a curriculum around you and deliver solutions that best fit your desires to generate results. Contact us today!
What If I’m a state employee?
All courses are offered to State of Illinois employees and are listed on the Illinois In-teragency Training Clearinghouse, http://intra.state.i.us/TCH
Be sure to work with your training coordi-nator prior to registering for courses.
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Building Operator Certification
Southern Illinois Training Schedule
Building Operator Certification training includes nearly 80 hours of classroom and project work in
building systems maintenance. Each course in the series is completed in a one-day training session
except BOC 103 – HVAC Systems and Controls. Unless otherwise noted, training begins at 8 a.m.
and ends by 4 p.m. Tuition for the complete training series is $1,250. Your organization may
be eligible for a tuition rebate of $450. Early registration is encouraged.
John A. Logan College
700 Logan College Rd.
Room H126
Carterville, IL 62918
Date Course
Thursday, September 17th, 2009 BOC 101 – Building Systems Overview
Thursday, October 8th, 2009 BOC 102 – Energy Conservation Techniques
Thursday, October 29th, 2009 BOC 107 – Facility Electrical Systems
Weds‐Thurs, November 18th – 19th BOC 103 – HVAC Systems and Controls
Thursday, December 10th, 2009 BOC 104 – Efficient Lighting Fundamentals
Thursday, January 7th, 2009 BOC 106 – Indoor Air Quality
Thursday, January 28th, 2009 BOC 105 – O&M Practices for Sustainable Buildings
For questions about the BOC Program, contact: James Pena
Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance
(312) 784-7277
Or visit: www.boccentral.org for more information including links to registration.
BOC in Illinois is brought to you by the Midwest Energy Efficiency Alliance with support from the
Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity and Ameren Illinois Utilities. Operators
in the Ameren Illinois Utilities service territory are eligible for a $450 tuition rebate upon
successful completion of all coursework and certification requirements.
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Pharmacy Technician Training Program
John A. Logan College – Center for Business and Industry now offers a training program for those who wish to learn skills for an entry-level health-care profession. The John A. Logan College Pharmacy Technician pro-gram prepares students to enter the pharmacy field in hospitals, home infu-sion pharmacies, or community pharmacies as an ancillary. Pharmacy technician’s work under the supervision of a registered pharmacist
Tuesday August 25th
Thursday August 27th
Tuesday September 1st
Thursday September 3rd
Tuesday September 8th
Thursday September 10th
Tuesday September 15th
Thursday September 17th
Tuesday September 22nd
Thursday September 24th
Tuesday September 29th
Thursday October 1st
Tuesday October 6th
Thursday October 8th
Tuesday October 13th
Thursday October 15th
Tuesday October 20th
Thursday October 22nd
Tuesday October 27th
Thursday October 29th
Tuesday November 3rd
Thursday November 5th
Tuesday November 10th
Thursday November 12th
FALL 2009 SCHEDULEFALL 2009 SCHEDULE
Check out, http://www.ptcb.org/
or
http://www.pharmacytechnician.com/
for details on Pharmacy Technician careers and certification.
For complete details or to register go to www.jalc.edu/cbi or contact
Michelle Hamilton
John A. Logan College
985-2828, ext. 8523.
Illinois Mandates Certification Beginning on January 1, 2010, within 2 years after being employed as a registered technician, a pharmacy technician must become certified by successfully passing the PTCB examination or another Board‐approved pharmacy technician examina‐tion in order to continue to perform phar‐macy technician's duties. This require‐ment does not apply to pharmacy techni‐cians hired prior to January 1, 2008.
Classes are from 6:30pm-9:00pm
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John A. Logan College Center for Business & Industry 700 Logan College Rd. Carterville, IL 62918
Your Training Center www.jalc.edu/cbi (618) 985-2828 Ext. 8510
Schedule
of Courses
Inside!
The John A. Logan College Center for Business & Industry can customize a variety of topics that can help improve
the skills of your management personnel. These flexible programs can be held on-site or at our campus and will
be offered at times that will fit your schedule. The following are examples of class offered.
Conflict Resolution
Safety Training
Basic Management Principles
Computer Training
Time & Stress Management
Team Building
Safety ● Workplace Skills ● Computer Training ● Industrial Topics & Much More
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