Continuous Improvement Program

Senior Report Analyst—Advanced Training
6- Three Hour Sessions – UGA1004A

Purpose: To enhance expertise with Reports and provide Techniques with creating and organizing reports

Registration Fee: $349.00 per person
Dates: Six Tuesdays—June 5, 12, 19, 26 & July 10 & 17, 2012 (ALL SESSIONS ARE FROM 1:00PM until 4PM)

Students will learn:
To create custom forms using tables in Word
To use techniques in formatting reports with numerical data and charts and include personal insights
To create a form to gather data and create the “right” report the first time
To conduct a meeting using an Impressive PowerPoint presentation
To create a report “step by step” instruction training manual
To create a “report” quick reference guide to include current, previous and miscellaneous reports
And More …

*NOTE: PREREQUISITE REQUIRED
Must have at least 6 months experience using Excel in field

Register online at www.ugagriffincontinuinged.com. Then click on “Professional Development and Leadership Training” or call 770-229-3477.

Continuous Improvement Program

*WORD OFFICE ESSENTIALS—UGA1002C
2 – Three Hour Sessions

Purpose: To train students with techniques in working with MS WORD [ALL SESSIONS WILL BE TAUGHT USING MS 2010 PROFESSIONAL VERSION]

Course Fee: $149.00 per person
Dates: Mondays—July 23rd and 30th, 2012 (BOTH SESSIONS ARE FROM 1:00PM UNTIL 4:00PM)

Students will learn:  To use Word Templates; To change page orientation; To insert page numbers in a document; To add clip art; To add Headers and Footers; To Bold, Italicize and Underline text; To revise margins; To create labels; To create envelopes; To preview and print documents; and more.

*NOTE: PREREQUISITE REQUIRED
Must have 30 days experience with Word

Register online at www.ugagriffincontinuinged.com. Then click on “Professional Development and Leadership Training” or call 770-229-3477.

Lonestar to Perform at 10th Annual Cattle Barons’ Ball Event on November 10 in Peachtree City

A ten-year anniversary is reason to celebrate, and this year’s Cattle Barons’ Ball Committee is ready to take their theme “Hats Off to Fighting Cancer” to a whole new level by roping in the multi-platinum country music quartet, Lonestar, as the entertainment for their western-themed gala. “We’re thrilled to have Lonestar perform at our Ball,” said event chair Kay Fulp. “They have been so generous in giving their time – especially this year when they are celebrating their twenty-year anniversary. What could be more fitting – great entertainment for a great cause?” Lonestar is marking their career milestone in more ways than one. The quartet is working hard on a new album and embarking on an extensive anniversary tour, with over 90 dates scheduled in North America alone. Known for merging their country roots with strong melodies and rich vocals, Lonestar has amassed RIAA-certified sales in excess of ten million album units since their national launch in 1995 and achieved ten #1 country hits including “No News,” “Come Crying To Me,” and their crossover smash “Amazed” . The band’s awards include a 1999 ACM Single of The Year for “Amazed” and the 2001 CMA Vocal Group of the Year. For all their record and ticket sales, the biggest accomplishment of the band’s storied career has been witnessing the impact of Lonestar songs in the lives of others. “Music is a very powerful tool and can help people going through both good and bad times,” observes lead vocal Richie McDonald. Nowhere has this been more evident than in the group’s performances for U.S. armed forces stationed overseas in Iraq and Kuwait, where classics like “I’m Already There” have elicited powerful emotional displays from men and women who’ve put their lives on the line defending America. “When you can truly say that what you do can make a difference, that it really can impact somebody’s life in a positive way, that’s the greatest thing,” admits keyboard player and songwriter Dean Sams. “That’s why we are so pleased to be able to perform for the American Cancer Society – we want to make a difference in every way we can.”

The Cattle Barons’ Ball will be held at Falcon Field on Saturday, November 10, 2012. Over the past nine years, the Ball has raised over $1.1 million for the American Cancer Society. The Steering Committee is now accepting sponsorships and donations for the event.

For more information, please call our local ACS office at 770.631.0625 or email kay.cbbga@gmail.com. Full details will be available on the Ball’s new website, www.cattlebaronsballga.org, which will launch in May.

Contact: Debbie Babb, Marketing Chair 678.898.0762 Debbie.cbbga@gmail.com

Continuous Improvement Program

Customer Service Representative-UGA1002B (Basic Training):  4 – Three Hour Sessions

Purpose: To provide basic training to students who would like to pursue a career in Customer Service
Registration Fee: $249 per person
Supply Fee: $30 per person

Dates:  Thursdays — June 7, 14, 21, 28 (All sessions 1 pm – 4 pm)

Register online at www.ugagriffincontinuinged.com. Then click on “Professional Development and Leadership Training” or call 770-229-3477.

King's Watch Repair

1240 Highway 54 West
Suite 505, Togwotee Village
Fayetteville, GA  30214

King’s Watch Repair has opened in Togwotee Village across from Piedmont Fayette Hospital.  David Murray, an expert in watch repair, has been in the business for 33 years.

He reports that Mechanical watches evolved in Europe in the 17th century from spring powered clocks, which appeared in the 15th century. Mechanical watches are not as accurate as modern quartz watches and are generally more expensive. They are now worn more for their aesthetic attributes, as jewelry and as a statement of one’s personal style rather than for their timekeeping abilities.

Mechanical watches contain over 100 working parts, which are all perfectly synchronized to keep the watch operating smoothly.  These components include the mainspring; winding pinion; balance wheel; and hairspring, a finely crafted and precisely coiled spring, which controls the rate of oscillation of the balance wheel, reversing its direction at a precise rate — it is the key to timing accuracy.

If you are in need of expert watch repair or are even in search of the perfect watch, please feel free to stop by King’s Watch Repair.  It would be David’s honor to make necessary repairs or to show you newer models in Precision Quartz Watches as well as highly sought after mechanical watches.

For more information, please call (678) 817-9847 or visit www.kingswatchrepair.com.

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