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Class Name	Course Description
Mixed Media Art	Compose art with a combination of different medias and materials.
Military Investing: A Three-Part Financial Readiness Series	This short-term course is designed for military individuals and families who want to take control of their financial future. Over three class meetings, participants will learn how to build a strong financial foundation, understand basic investing tools like the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP) and IRAs, and create long-term strategies for retirement and family support. The course covers budgeting with military pay, avoiding common financial mistakes, and using military benefits to grow wealth. Whether you're just starting out or planning ahead, this class offers practical steps to help you make smart money decisions. Each session focuses on a critical stage of the financial journey: •Part 1: Laying the Foundation – Learn how to achieve financial readiness before investing, including budgeting with military pay, managing debt, and avoiding common financial pitfalls. •Part 2: Investing Basics – Explore core investing principles and tools tailored to service members, including the Thrift Savings Plan (TSP), IRAs, and smart investing strategies. •Part 3: Long-Term Strategy – Discover how to maximize military benefits, plan for retirement, and build a legacy that supports your family and future beyond service. By the end of this course, participants will be equipped with the tools and confidence to make informed financial decisions that support both their service and their future.
Microsoft Excel 2019/Office 365 Series (OLT)	Ed2Go. This course bundle will introduce you to Microsoft Office Excel 2019 and teach you its intermediate and advanced features. Whether you're new to Excel or need a refresher, the Microsoft Excel 2019 Series bundle will help you master this longstanding spreadsheet software. Costs: Instructor Led (With Start Dates) - $324.
Mental Health Matter	It’s time for real talk about the mental health of oil and gas workers! According to the CDC, the industry with the highest risk of suicide includes oil and gas extraction. Learn the risk factors and signs and symptoms of mental distress. Understand the barriers to seeking help and gain knowledge about how companies and workers can create a proactive approach to mental health in the workplace.
Mental Health First Aid Training	Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) is an evidence-based training that teaches you how to identify, understand and respond to signs and symptoms of mental health and substance use challenges. Mental Health First Aiders are trained to be a nonjudgmental listening ear. Through reassurance, support and resources, Mental Health First Aiders talk with people experiencing mental health and substance use challenges and help illuminate the future for someone struggling now. This training is provided by Mental Health First Aid Oklahoma. Participants will receive a three-year digital certificate designating them as a Mental Health First Aider following successful completion of the course. This training is approved for the following CEUs: •CLEET-7.5 hours •SHRM-CP-7.5 hours •HRCI-7.5 hours •Social Workers-7.5 hours •LADC and CADC-7.5 hours •Case Managers, PRSS, LPC, LMFT, Psychologists-7.5 hours •CPS-7.5 hours *Other CEUs potentially available upon request. Email rzaloudek@autrytech.edu to inquire.
Mental Health First Aid for Corrections Officers	Mental Health First Aid (MHFA) for Corrections Professionals equips staff with the knowledge and skills to identify, understand and respond to mental health and substance use challenges in their peers. By providing the necessary support and resources, correctional facilities can help staff members cope with the challenges they face, reduce burnout and promote a positive work environment that ultimately benefits both staff and the individuals they serve. This training is provided by Mental Health First Aid Oklahoma. Participants will receive a three-year digital certificate designating them as a Mental Health First Aider following successful completion of the course. *Training approved for a 7.5 CLEET hours.
Medicare 101	The Medicare enrollment process can sometimes be confusing. What documents do you need to bring? When can you enroll? What services do you qualify for? If you are new to Medicare - or will be in the near future - you are invited to learn from Stacy Washburn at LTCA of Enid Area Agency on Aging about the process. Stacy will provide information on what to expect, timelines to enroll, what to take to the Social Security office, provide handouts and resources, and more as she walks the class through the Medicare Roadmap. A representative(s) will be available after the class to set a follow-up one-on-one appointment time with you for further questions. This is a free class. Registration is encouraged. Walk-ins welcome.
Medical Coding (OLT)	Learn how to use the CPT manual and the ICD-10-CM to find medical codes for any disease, condition, treatment, or surgical procedure.
Mechanical Math and Measurement Fundamentals (Manufacturing)	Enhance the capabilities of your workforce with this focused training designed for employees currently working in manufacturing environments. Participants will review essential math concepts, master unit conversions, and strengthen their ability to read tolerances and apply precision measurement techniques. Real-world scenarios ensure immediate application on the shop floor, driving improved quality, reduced rework, and greater operational efficiency. This course is ideal for companies seeking to upskill employees and prepare them for advanced production responsibilities.
Mastering the Landlord-Tenant Relationship	The relationship between landlords and tenants has never been more scrutinized than in the past few years. A pandemic and economic collapse resulted in emergency eviction moratoriums and protections for those renting their homes. With over 100 million tenants renting throughout the United States, understanding your rights and responsibilities as a landlord and as a tenant is critical. This class is taught by a lawyer who manages his own rental properties. In addition to answering as many questions as possible, this class will cover Oklahoma’s Landlord Tenant Act, what a “good” lease might include, what the eviction process looks like, and some practical tips for maintain a good relationship between landlords and tenants.
Managing Holiday Stress	The holiday season can be particularly challenging for caregivers, with increased responsibilities and emotional stress. This class provides caregivers with practical strategies to reduce stress, set realistic expectations, and prioritize self-care during the holidays. Learn how to manage time effectively, navigate family dynamics, and create a holiday environment that honors both the caregiver’s needs and their loved one’s comfort. Through thoughtful tips and stress-reducing techniques, caregivers will discover how to embrace the season with more joy and less stress, ensuring a more peaceful and fulfilling holiday experience. This is a free class
Makeup 101: Kids	Join us for a fun night teaching your child about natural makeup application. You will learn plenty too! This class will teach you to utilize your makeup in the best light. Bring your makeup bag and learn how to do a natural face application! You'll end with a fun surprise too (Hint: face paint or hair tinsel)! This class is geared towards kids 6-12 and must be accompanied by an adult.
Makeup 101: Basics	Learn the simple steps to create a polished, everyday makeup look in this practical, do-it-yourself class. Bring your own makeup bag and come with a clean face as we guide you through modern techniques, tools, and trends you can try on yourself during the session. Whether you’re new to makeup or just need a refresher on up-to-date styles, you’ll leave with a routine that feels fresh, natural, and easy to repeat at home.
LivingWorks ASIST: Suicide Intervention Skills Training	Offered in partnership with Vance Air Force Base for Safety Week 2026, this two-day workshop equips participants with practical, evidence-based skills to recognize suicide risk and respond to individuals at risk of suicide. LivingWorks training is trusted worldwide to save lives and strengthen communities. As part of our partnership with Vance Air Force Base, there is no cost for DoD CAC holders. Led by certified ASIST facilitators from Vance Air Force Base, this training is ideal for: •All members of the military community •First responders •Nonprofit & human services professionals •Educators & counselors •Frontline supervisors & HR staff •Medical & mental health professionals Continuing Education Units (CEUs) may be available. Please inquire for a list of eligible credits. Training Objectives: •Recognize suicide warning signs •Provide skilled intervention & create safety plans •Understand how attitudes impact help-seeking & intervention •Build confidence to offer suicide first aid Participants will receive a Certificate of Completion. Lunch is included in registration. DoD CAC holders must register directly with Lorraine Reimer at 580-213-5593 to bypass the online payment system.
Line Locating	This 6-hour hands-on course combines classroom instruction with field training to teach the fundamentals of utility locating. Participants will learn how to operate line locators, understand their settings and functions, and apply the principles of accurately identifying underground pipes and cables. By the end of the course, students will have practical experience using locating equipment and interpreting results to ensure safe and effective utility detection.

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