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EDUCATION

IMMACULATA UNIVERSITY HOLDS REGISTRATION FOR SPRING SEMESTER

Immaculata University's undergraduate and graduate programs are currently registering students for the Spring semester. Day, evening and graduate classes begin Thursday, January 14, 2010.

The undergraduate day and evening programs offer over 60 majors, minors, certificate, and pre-professional programs that allow students to earn their bachelor's or associate degree. Certification programs are also available including courses in information technology, law, foreign language, business, and theology.

Adult students may choose to enroll in semester-based undergraduate programs or in the ACCEL® program where they attend a four-hour class once a week. Students in the ACCEL® program working toward a BA can complete their program in as few as 24 months. Degrees offered through ACCEL® include an Associate of Science in business administration and Bachelor of Arts degree programs include Organization Dynamics, Health Care Management, Human Performance Management, Financial Management, and Information Technology in Business. A Bachelor of Science in nursing (RN to BSN), an NLN accredited program, is also offered. New groups register for ACCEL® throughout the year. In addition, four totally online programs, in an accelerated format, release students from the confines of being in a certain place at a certain time. Online programs include Bachelor of Arts degrees in Financial Management, Health Care Management, Human Performance Management, and Organization Dynamics.

The College of Graduate Studies of Immaculata University offers a Doctor of Psychology in clinical psychology (APA accredited) and a Doctor of Education in educational leadership and administration. MasterÕs programs include MA degrees in educational leadership, music therapy, counseling psychology, cultural and linguistic diversity, public relations, nursing, nutrition education, and organization leadership. Several certificate and certification programs are also available including certificate programs in health care and organizational effectiveness.

Anyone wishing further information on the College of Undergraduate Studies may call 1-877-42-TODAY; for information on the College of LifeLong Learning call 610-647-4400, ext. 3238; and for information on the College of Graduate Studies call 610-647-4400, ext. 3223.

Immaculata University, a Catholic, coeducational institution, is located 20 miles west of Philadelphia, south of the intersection of routes 30 and 352, between Paoli and Exton.

IMMACULATA UNIVERSITY HOLDS INSTANT DECISION DAY FOR PROSPECTIVE STUDENTS

The College of LifeLong Learning at Immaculata University is holding an Instant Decision Day for adults interested in returning to college. The event will be held on Thursday, January 7, from 3:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the Faculty Center on the campus of Immaculata University. Spring classes begin January 14, 2010.

Instant Decision Day is designed as an opportunity for adult students to apply for admission, meet with an advisor, and register for classes all in the same day. Students need to bring with them a copy of their high school diploma or GED, transcripts from previous college, if applicable, and tuition down payment.

The College of LifeLong Learning offers smart and flexible choices for adults - whether they want to start or complete an associate's or bachelor's degree, seek teacher certification, or take courses for personal enrichment. Immaculata offers flexibility in time and location and a variety of programs and course offerings.

For more information about Instant Decision Day, contact 610-647-4400, Ext. 3243.

Immaculata University, a Catholic coeducational institution, is located 20 miles west of Philadelphia, south of the intersection of routes 30 and 352, between Paoli and Exton.

PEOPLES LIGHT & THEATRE COMPANY THEATRE SCHOOL

FALL SESSION
Sept 26 – Nov 21,2009
Registration Dates:
Now - Sept 17,2009

WINTER SESSION
Jan 23 – March 13,2010
Registration Dates:
Dec 1,2009 - Jan 8,2010

SPRING SESSION
April 10 – May 22,2010
Registration Dates:
Dec 1,2009 - Mar 12,2010

The Theatre School at People’s Light offers numerous classes each year, providing the community an opportunity to collaborate with company artists in exploring the theatre-making process.

FOR ADULTS (Ages 18 & Up)
People's Light offers classes for adults of all ages and levels of experience. Introductory classes allow adults to explore theatre-making through ensemble activities, improvisation, and script work. Advanced classes provide opportunities for actors to build on their previous acting training, pursuing advanced techniques and scene study.

The Alexander Technique (New students welcome, beneficial for students at all levels.)Reduce your tension and pain as you develop awareness and control of your postural and movement habits. The Alexander Technique uses a gentle touch and verbal instruction to improve your performance in daily tasks (speaking, driving, cleaning, lifting, etc.) and in the arts
Two Hour class on Monday Afternoons
Runs for 7 weeks Cost: $200

Acting Technique (New students welcome. Beneficial for students at all levels.) Participants will explore key elements of the acting process using different methods for interpreting a script and bringing to life a character’s world. The class will investigate making theatre as part of an ensemble.
Two Hour class on Monday Evenings
Runs for 8 weeks Cost: $240

Scene Study, Spring (Pre-requisite: Acting Technique at People’s Light and permission from Theatre School staff. Call 610-647-1900, ext. 116.)
Students will work on scenes from classical and contemporary theatre, exploring techniques for rehearsing, analyzing scripts, developing characters, and making active choices. Participants should be prepared to attend every session and to work with scene partners outside of class.
Three Hour Class on Monday Evenings
Runs for 10 Weeks Cost: $300

INTERESTED IN COMING TO SEE A PLAY AT PEOPLE’S LIGHT? TRY OUR $5.00 STUDENT RUSH TICKETS! Student Rush Policy: Come to the Theatre 30 minutes prior to any performance, show your student ID and you can purchase available tickets for $5.00. To check on availability, call the Box Office at 610-644-3500

For more information and to register for a class visit us online at www.peopleslight.org Questions? Contact Sara Waxman, Education Coordinator at waxman@peopleslight.org or 610-647-1900 ext 116

The Great Valley Regional Chamber of Commerce offers members continuing business education programs in the form of seminars and lectures. Dates, times and topics will be listed on this page of our website. If you are interested in offering an educational program to our chamber members, please contact us through the e-mail link below or give us a call at 610.889.2069.