DWI and receiving probation. Failure to complete the program within 180 days (unless an extension was granted) from the date probation was granted will result in the offender's license being revoked. The license cannot be reinstated until the educational program is completed. Due to the general alcohol education components in this course, it is also an appropriate sanction for those who have violated their probation or parole through the use of alcohol alone or because of an alcohol-related arrest (such as Public Intoxication) and do not appear to have a major substance abuse problem. This standardized program is 12 hours in length and is designed to help offenders increase their knowledge about alcohol and drugs as these substances relate to driving skills, to identify their own individual drinking/drug use and driving patterns, and to assist them in developing plans which will reduce the probability of future DWI behavior. Specific course topics include alcohol/drug and traffic safety problems, Texas laws relating to DWI, effects of alcohol/drugs on humans, alcohol/drugs and driving task abilities, chemical dependency, symptoms of dependency, sources of assistance, costs of DWI, and decision-making. Intervention Programs 806-457-4452
| Course ID | Course Section | Instructor | Available Seats |
|---|---|---|---|
| 244368 | NFUND-1401-1012 | Dawn Marie Jordan | 30 |
| Oct 26 - Oct 28 | MTW 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM | PLAIN FIRS - 1057 | |
DWI and receiving probation. Failure to complete the program within 180 days (unless an extension was granted) from the date probation was granted will result in the offender's license being revoked. The license cannot be reinstated until the educational program is completed. Due to the general alcohol education components in this course, it is also an appropriate sanction for those who have violated their probation or parole through the use of alcohol alone or because of an alcohol-related arrest (such as Public Intoxication) and do not appear to have a major substance abuse problem. This standardized program is 12 hours in length and is designed to help offenders increase their knowledge about alcohol and drugs as these substances relate to driving skills, to identify their own individual drinking/drug use and driving patterns, and to assist them in developing plans which will reduce the probability of future DWI behavior. Specific course topics include alcohol/drug and traffic safety problems, Texas laws relating to DWI, effects of alcohol/drugs on humans, alcohol/drugs and driving task abilities, chemical dependency, symptoms of dependency, sources of assistance, costs of DWI, and decision-making. Intervention Programs 806-457-4452
| Course ID | Course Section | Instructor | Available Seats |
|---|---|---|---|
| 244367 | NFUND-1401-1011 | Jennifer Mayes | 30 |
| Oct 02 - Oct 04 | SU 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM | PLAIN FIRS - 1057 | |
| Oct 02 - Oct 04 | F 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM | PLAIN FIRS - 1057 | |
DWI and receiving probation. Failure to complete the program within 180 days (unless an extension was granted) from the date probation was granted will result in the offender's license being revoked. The license cannot be reinstated until the educational program is completed. Due to the general alcohol education components in this course, it is also an appropriate sanction for those who have violated their probation or parole through the use of alcohol alone or because of an alcohol-related arrest (such as Public Intoxication) and do not appear to have a major substance abuse problem. This standardized program is 12 hours in length and is designed to help offenders increase their knowledge about alcohol and drugs as these substances relate to driving skills, to identify their own individual drinking/drug use and driving patterns, and to assist them in developing plans which will reduce the probability of future DWI behavior. Specific course topics include alcohol/drug and traffic safety problems, Texas laws relating to DWI, effects of alcohol/drugs on humans, alcohol/drugs and driving task abilities, chemical dependency, symptoms of dependency, sources of assistance, costs of DWI, and decision-making. Intervention Programs 806-457-4452
| Course ID | Course Section | Instructor | Available Seats |
|---|---|---|---|
| 244366 | NFUND-1401-1010 | Dawn Marie Jordan | 28 |
| Sep 14 - Sep 16 | MTW 6:00 PM - 10:00 PM | PLAIN FIRS - 1057 | |
Amarillo College Intervention Programs 806-457-4452 Course Description: This program is certified by the Texas Department of Licensing and Regulation - Offender Education Programs. It is required by law for persons convicted of subsequent DWI offenses. Failure to complete the program will result in the offender's license being revoked until the program has been completed. This standardized program is 32 hours in length and is designed for multiple DWI offenders and/or others who have alcohol/drug related problems for which the first offender program was not designed to address. The program purpose is to intervene in the alcohol/drug abusing lifestyles of the offenders in order to encourage entry into treatment where indicated as well as to prevent further substance abuse related problems. Specific course topics include lifestyle issues, values, self-esteem, positive thinking vs. irrational beliefs, responsibility, physiological/psychological effects of drugs, alcoholism, chemical dependency, how drug abuse affects family members, co-dependency, Al-Anon, treatment options, 12-Step Self-Help Groups, peer pressure, relapse prevention, problem solving and action planning.
| Course ID | Course Section | Instructor | Available Seats |
|---|---|---|---|
| 244363 | NFUND-1401-1007 | Tracey Morman | 13 |
| Sep 28 - Nov 17 | MT 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM | PLAIN FIRS - 1070 | |
Fundamentals of cardiovascular anatomy and physiology. Includes interpretation of basic dysrhythmias. Basic Electrocardiography for a Telemetry Monitor position or part 1 (of 2) for EKG Technician Certification course. Please call 806-354-6088 for more information. Or visit AC West Campus, Building A. suite 104.
| Course ID | Course Section | Instructor | Available Seats |
|---|---|---|---|
| 241910 | ECRD-1011-4001 | Michele Rupe | 7 |
| Aug 24 - Oct 14 | M 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM | Amarillo College West Campus WCA - 110 | |
Fundamentals of cardiovascular anatomy and physiology. Includes interpretation of basic dysrhythmias. Basic Electrocardiography for a Telemetry Monitor position or part 1 (of 2) for EKG Technician Certification course. Please call 806-354-6088 for more information. Or visit AC West Campus, Building A. suite 104.
| Course ID | Course Section | Instructor | Available Seats |
|---|---|---|---|
| 241910 | ECRD-1011-4001 | Michele Rupe | 7 |
| Aug 24 - Oct 14 | M 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM | Amarillo College West Campus WCA - 110 | |
This course is for students wanting certification as an EKG Technician. This is part of of 2 required courses or student must have experience with rhythm recognition.. This course will require a background check, drug screen, and upload of proof of immunizations before in-person registration. For more information, visit Amarillo College West Campus, Building A, suite 104. Or call 806-354-6088.
| Course ID | Course Section | Instructor | Available Seats |
|---|---|---|---|
| 241911 | ECRD-1091-1001 | Michele Rupe | 14 |
| Oct 26 - Dec 16 | MW 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM | Amarillo College West Campus WCA - 110 | |
| Nov 16 - Dec 11 | TRF 12:00 AM - 12:00 AM | Amarillo College West Campus - | |
In Person Registration is required for this class. | |||
Provides registered nurses with a standardized, internationally disseminated pediatric educational program to enhance knowledge, skill, and expertise in the care of children. Participants receive 18.33 contact hours, with 4.83 being online, of continuing education from the ANA. The third edition of the Emergency Nursing Pediatric Course textbook is required. Participant must have the textbook 3 weeks prior to class. For more information or to register contact John Sappington at jgsappi@gmail.com
| Course ID | Course Section | Instructor | Available Seats |
|---|---|---|---|
| 244050 | RNSG-2002-1905 | John Sappington | 20 |
| Oct 07 - Oct 08 | WR 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM | Amarillo College West Campus WCA - 107 | |
| Oct 07 - Oct 08 | WR 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM | Amarillo College West Campus WCA - 108 | |
| Oct 07 - Oct 08 | WR 7:00 AM - 6:00 PM | Amarillo College West Campus WCA - 110 | |
In Person Registration is required for this class. | |||
Course Description: An examination of policies, practices, and issues required to build strong employee relations. Topics include communications, employee conduct rules, performance appraisal methods, Title VII, Family Medical Leave Act, Fair Labor Standards Act, and Americans with Disabilities Act updates. Outcomes: Identify key legislation affecting the employee relations function of human resource management; and analyze how employee relations practices influence organizational culture. Contact Rhonda K. McCampbell at 371.5998 or email her at r0359854@actx.edu for information.
| Course ID | Course Section | Instructor | Available Seats |
|---|---|---|---|
| 243975 | HRPO-2004-1001 | Rhonda McCampbell | 3 |
| Oct 27 - Dec 18 | MTWRFSU 12:00 AM - 12:00 AM | DIST WEB - SECT | |
This flexible class supports learners at beginning, intermediate, and advanced levels by providing the essential language skills needed for everyday communication, work readiness, and long-term learning goals. You'll participate in personalized activities, small-group practice, and real-life language tasks that match your ability and comfort level. The environment is welcoming, collaborative, and designed to help every student make progress, no matter where you start. For additional information please call (806) 379-2700.
| Course ID | Course Section | Instructor | Available Seats |
|---|---|---|---|
| 244255 | ESL-1004-1001 | Margarita Hartman | 10 |
| Aug 24 - Dec 16 | MW 9:00 AM - 11:45 AM | HERD HRFD - 134 | |