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Required for all new City Vision College students. Review this information before working on your first course.
Registration open; course begins Jan. 4, 2010. ($450 course fee, $50 digital media fee) An introduction to food service operations. Topics include nutrition and menu planning, principles of food procurement and purchase, safe food handling and preparation, systems of serving and food service equipment, sanitation, and health standards, budgeting and cost controls. Also includes a look at using volunteers and clients in a nonprofit organization's operations. Course Materials
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($450 course fee, $50 digital media fee)
Along with an introduction to the essential elements of fundraising, direct mail, capital campaigns, annual funds, etc., this course is intended to help the student to develop a Biblical perspective of development.
Estimated Cost of Course Materials (Costs listed are in addition to the tuition and digital media fee for this course.) Frank, John R. The Ministry of Development. Dallas: EDM Press, 1996. Weinstein, Stanley. The Complete Guide to Fundraising Management. Third Edition. New York: John Wiley & Sons, Inc. 2009. This book has an associated website you will need to access throughout the course: www.wiley.com/go/fundraisingmanagement3 . You will also be provided with access to several audio workshops that you will be required to listen to throughout the course. To purchase course materials, visit our online bookstore.
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($450 course fee, $50 digital media fee) This course serves as an overview of the process of recovery.Included in the course of study is the examination of the addictive process, the process of recovery and wholeness and the elements of a community of recovery support. Estimated Cost of Course Materials (Costs listed are in addition to the tuition and digital media fee for this course.)Textbooks: Friesen, J.G., Wilder, J. E., Bierling, A.M., & Koepcke, R., Poole, M. The Life Model:Living from the heart Jesus gave you. (2000, revised.) Pasadena:Shepherd House, Inc. Koepcke, R., Koepcke, R.A., Poole, M, Wilder, E.The Life Model Study Guide for Individuals and Small Groups. (2002, revised.) Pasadena:Shepherd House, Inc. The Journey of Recovery, (2006).Colorado Springs:International Bible Society. Order the leader's guide for journey of Recovery books from here:http://www.journeyofrecovery.org/ Loveland,D., & Boyle,M., Manual for Recovery Coaching and Personal Recovery Plan Development, (2005), Peoria. Fayette Companies. (Available only as Word document ) NIDA (1999). Principles of Drug Addiction Treatment. Rockville, MD: National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIH Publication No. 00-4180) (available at http://www.nida.nih.gov/PODAT/PODATIndex.html ) View on line. Available as PDF. White, W., &Kurtz, E.,. Recovery (2006). Pittsburgh:IRETA. NortheastAddictionTechnologyTransferCenter, www.NeATTC.org1.866.246-5344 White, W., &Kurtz, E.,. Sanders, M.,Recovery Management (2006). Chicago: The Great LakesAddictionTechnologyTransferCenter Network. www.GLATTC.org View on line. Available as PDF. Supplementary Materials: Article:White, W. L., “Transformational Change:A Historical Review”. Available as PDF. Article: Lemonick, M., “The Science of Addiction,” Time Magazine, July 16, 2007. Journey of Recovery Video (2006) To purchase course materials, visit our online bookstore.
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Price: $500.00
Registration open; course begins Jan. 4, 2010.
($450 course fee, $50 digital media fee) This course serves as an overview of the chemicals that are commonly being abused in our current society.It will address the classes of drug and the effect of each class of drug.It will discuss the common methods of administration, the speed of transmission to the brain and the neurological impact on the brain.There will also be a brief look at the treatment continuum of care. Estimated Cost of Course Materials (Costs listed are in addition to the tuition and digital media fee for this course.)Textbooks: Stephens, P. & Smith, R. (2001). Substance abuse counseling.Columbus: Merrill Prentice Hall. Street Drugs:An identification Guide, (2007).Plymouth:Publisher Group, LLC Supplementary Materials: Article: Lemonick, M., “The Science of Addiction,” Time Magazine, July 16, 2007. To purchase course materials, visit our online bookstore.
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($450 course fee, $50 digital media fee)
This course covers three distinct areas dealt with in family counseling:Substance Abuse, Codependency and Family Systems.This course will overview the treatment of substance abuse within the Family Systems Models, as well as compare and contrast individual therapy models and Family Systems models.In part two there will be a comprehensive study of Codependency, including its characteristics, origins and recovery strategies.And finally, the course wraps up with a broader view of family issues and dynamics, bringing the focus to the places where most families need help.
Estimated Cost of Course Materials (Costs listed are in addition to the tuition and digital media fee for this course.)Textbooks:
Substance Abuse Treatment and Family therapy, A publication from the Department of Health and Human Services, No. (SMA) 05-4006. Referred to as TIP 39 (Treatment Improvement Protocol). Free Publication. Order it from www.SAMHSA.gov.
Counseling the Codependent: Leading the Way to Wholeness, Jean LaCour, 2005 Order from the NET Institute online bookstore
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Price: $500.00
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