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Save Money with Extreme Couponing! MONY 059.51, CRN 36854
Writing for Children: A Beginner’s Guide EXPR 004.51, CRN 36855
Step into the magical world of children’s and YA literature—and learn how to captivate young readers like a pro! This dynamic class dives deep into the hottest market trends, age-smart storytelling techniques, and unforgettable character creation that speaks directly to kids and teens. You’ll also get insider tips on crafting submissions that grab the attention of kid-lit magazines and publishers. Whether you’re dreaming of picture books or YA novels, this is your launchpad to creating stories that kids won’t put down. The instructor LeeAnne Krusemark is a former journalist, current author and editor, and a nationwide Professor of Publishing at higher learning institutions, including Harvard Adult Education. Informative handouts for future use are included in class fee. Class is delivered via Zoom and a link will be shared the day before the class.
Getting To Know Your iPhone TECH 135.51, CRN 36839
$Monetize$ Websites, Blogs, and Social Media with Affiliate Marketing MONY 077.51, CRN 36856
Intermediate Watercolor Painting ARTS 052.51, CRN 36825
Launch Your Pet-Sitting/Dog-Walking Biz CRER 095.51, CRN 36857
Book Marketing Bootcamp: Promote Like a Pro Without a Publicist EXPR 087.51, CRN 36858
Researching Summer Programs CRER 104.52, CRN 36890
This class is recommended for high school students and their guardians. In this two-session course, participants will learn how to identify and evaluate both local and national summer programs focused on academic and career exploration. These programs provide valuable opportunities for students to gain insight into potential career paths and develop practical experience in areas of interest. For students who are undecided about their future major, summer programs offer meaningful exposure to a variety of fields. Participation can also strengthen college applications by demonstrating initiative and engagement in academic or career-related experiences, including research opportunities. Many programs offer scholarships or reduced-cost options, though some may require a participation fee. In addition to this course, two complementary classes (College Application Organization and Scholarship Search) are being offered to further enhance participants' knowledge and understanding. Although this course is beneficial as a standalone offering, enrollment in all three courses will provide the most comprehensive educational experience to prepare high schoolers for their next steps. A suggested materials list will be emailed to registered participants before the start of the class. Instructor: Milissa Daniels.