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This is the AHA Basic Life Saver - CPR and AED certification course for health care providers.

The American Heart Association’s Basic Life Saver (BLS) course trains participants to:

Promptly recognize several life-threatening emergenciesGive high-quality chest compressionsDeliver appropriate ventilation (rescue breaths) Provide early use of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED)
performing as an effective team member during multi-rescuer CPR resuscitation
Relief foreign-body airway obstruction (choking) in adults and infants

Cost for course: $50

CPR certification course for non-health care providers.  

Heartsaver CPR and AED is a video-based, instructor-led course that teaches adult and child CPR and AED use, infant CPR, and how to relieve choking in adults, children, and infants. This course teaches skills with the AHA’s research-proven practice-while-watching technique, which allows instructors to observe the students, provide feedback, and guide the students’ learning of skills.

Cost for course: $50

HeartSaver First Aid certification course is a video-based, instructor-led course that teaches students critical skills to respond to and manage an emergency in the first few minutes until emergency medical services arrives. Students learn duties and responsibilities of first aid rescuers; first aid actions for medical emergencies, including severe choking, heart attack, and stroke; and skills for handling injury and environmental emergencies, including external bleeding, broken bones and sprains, and bites and stings.

Cost for course: $50

Advising for the film studies major.

NCCP Academics provides resources for homeschooling and pandemic schooling families

ENTERTAINMENT MARKETING MAJORS **ONLY** When you come for your registration meeting, be sure to have your updated curriculum worksheet with you. If you’ve misplaced your worksheet, you may stop by the HSB Advising Center – online or in person (MV 150) – to get one. Do not come to the meeting without your updated worksheet. Worksheets are available here.

GENERAL MARKETING MAJORS **ONLY** When you come for your registration meeting, be sure to have your updated curriculum worksheet with you. If you’ve misplaced your worksheet, you may stop by the HSB Advising Center – online or in person (MV 150) – to get one. Do not come to the meeting without your completed worksheet.  Worksheets available here.

Advising and other student services for School of Music majors, for all students interested in courses or programs in the School of Music, and for faculty and staff of the School of Music and the Carnegie Mellon University community. The calendar is divided into 15 minute appointments. If a 30 minute appointment is required, please book 2 consecutive time slots. You can use this system to schedule an appointment or to check if I am available. The system will not provide you an option to schedule an appointment when I am already booked, in a meeting, or taking a day off. As the School of Music undergraduate academic advisor, I can assist School of Music students and all students interested in courses or programs in the School of Music with course advice, degree requirements, scheduling advice, progress toward degree requirements, course substitutions, requirements, electives, study abroad opportunities, introductory information regarding double majors/minors, and discuss policies for transfer credit, independent study, and change of major. I look forward to meeting with you, Sharon Johnston

Class for 6 months-35 months

Swimmers will become acclimated to the water and get comfortable putting their faces in and jumping in. Skills like floating, kicking, and bubble blowing, are also mastered here. A parent or guardian will accompany the child and the class will run for 30 minutes. 

The ratio to instructor is between 2-4 students. 

The price is set at the minimum enrollment of 2 students. 

60 minute online flute lesson

Introduction to Public Speaking (For Adults) - Do you hate speaking in front of others? Do you dread having to give a presentation for work, or even speak during group meetings?  You are not alone- many adults fear speaking in public.  But the good news is that everyone can become better and more comfortable!  It starts with choosing the right things to say.  We will talk through some techniques for creating your “script” to have the maximum impact.  Then we will work on some techniques for actually getting on your feet and delivering a polished presentation.  Katie (your instructor) has helped people prepare for TED talks, keynote addresses, and work presentations, and she can help you too!

Unlocking Shakespeare - Work with Mary, our resident Shakespeare aficionado! Many young actors are intimidated by Shakespeare, but there are easy ways to unlock this beautiful text.  Learn the clues and tricks to successfully perform Shakespeare’s plays!  Each session will focus on a different aspect of Shakespeare, so you can do this as a drop-in, or take them all!

Monologues - Students will bring in a prepared monologue for this performance-based class.  (If you  have trouble finding one, please reach out, we would be happy to help you find one!)  For the purposes of doing text work, it is ideal to have a printed copy of their monologue as well.  Each student will have the opportunity to perform their monologue and receive one-on-one instruction/feedback.  As a class, we will also cover the technique of analyzing your monologue, finding beats, and developing a character.  This can be done as a drop-in class, or taken as many times as you like!  There is always more to learn, and deeper to dig with monologues.  Ages 14+