This course will include instruction in creating arrangements for special occasions such as receptions, anniversaries, dinner parties, theme events, galas and more. Students are required to purchase materials to bring to each class for hands-on instruction. Contact Continuing Education for a list of required materials. Academic credit is not awarded in this program, but upon completion of the 18-month program, students will receive certification as a legal assistant. The curriculum of this program was designed by a committee of attorneys and educators.
Instructors are local practitioners who teach on a part-time basis.
This class will provide an introduction to civil procedure as distinguished from criminal procedure, procedural law as compared with substantive law, and a general overview of the rules of civil procedure as practiced in both Georgia and federal courts. This 50-hour program will provide progressive instruction in the mechanics and techniques of photography with an objective of helping the student develop his or her own personal style and goals. Students may enroll in any course independently, but must complete all of the courses in the program to receive a program certificate. How the photographer sees the world around him or her, or perspective, influences the visual impact of photographs. Students will learn how to recognize a picture story, watching an event through the camera lens.