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Take one class or many! Each course is paid individually and the course syllabus and sessions are set by the instructor. Courses must be paid for by PayPal where the 4 payment installment plan may be available. Courses will be online and taught through TalentSpring.
Registration Information:
All courses have a minimum of 3 students and a maximum of 10. If the minimum has not been reached 1 day prior to course start date, then all registered students will receive a 100% refund. If the maximum is reached, then the prospective students will go on a waitlist, managed by YAC. If a student is on the waitlist and does not get to attend the course, the student will receive a 100% refund.
Refunds:
Student cancellation: Up to 1 day prior to the course = 90% refund. 1st day of class through 1st week = 75% refund. After the 1st week of class = 50% refund or prorated for the remaining courses. We will work with all students on cancellations/refunds, especially due to COVID.
Instructor cancellation: If the instructor must cancel the course prior to the start date, then 90% of the course will be refunded. If the instructor must cancel the course once sessions have begun, the student will receive a prorated refund.
The world is becoming more globalized and better connected at an astonishing speed. With new technologies allowing the movement of information, traditions, and even people to improve our understanding of the world and its happenings, why then have we not updated the constructed systems to support the change? Change incorporates the Art of C-A-R-E, tapping into an individual’s wellbeing and their link to the community which is ultimately reflected back to society. So let’s come together to develop new ideas, or figure out why that old ones aren’t quite working. Our workshop-style sessions, practical lessons, and one-to-one consultations will help you get input your thoughts into communal action and ready for local and state agents of change.
In an effort to promote the wellbeing of humanity, we invite young professionals of interdisciplinary backgrounds—artists (i.e., dancers, writers, musicians, playwriters, etc.), private sector practitioners, educators, grassroots leaders, journalists, activists, scientists, business and urban developers, and technologists—to reflect on their careers and produce work that will determine shifts in their own careers or the paths of their organizations. The addressed issues include but are not limited to urban resiliency, health, food and agriculture movements, clean energy, economic opportunity and jobs, the field of philanthropy, and innovation for development under new shared understandings.
ICE is a social lab and convening entity whose primary purpose is to educate, assist, and advocate for the expansion of cooperative economic models and other innovative economic development concepts that diversify and expand the economic eco-system. These models include: worker-owned cooperatives, housing cooperatives, community land trusts, sharing economy platforms, and financial institutions and products that support funding cooperative enterprises.
What are the complications associated with business operations in today’s global economy? How can we apply knowledge gained through business core courses of management, marketing, accounting, operations, and finance with particular attention on global business operations? First, a basic understanding of globalization as it impacts the business environment through a close examination of culture as it relates to business, ethical decision making in the cross-cultural environment, and culturally appropriate techniques for international business settings is required for partnerships. From there we emphasize an understanding of the language of trade for documents and movement of goods and services while meeting corporate needs within environmental constraints and corporate goals. Balancing the needs of the employer and the customer ensures continual services and loyalty to the needs of the community.
Student cancellation: Up to 1 day prior to the course = 90% refund. 1st day of class through 1st week = 75% refund. After the 1st week of class = 50% refund or prorated for the remaining courses. We will work with all students on cancellations/refunds, especially due to COVID.
Instructor cancellation: If the instructor must cancel the course prior to the start date, then 90% of the course will be refunded. If the instructor must cancel the course once sessions have begun, the student will receive a prorated refund.
All courses have a minimum of 3 students and a maximum of 10. If the minimum has not been reached 1 day prior to course start date, then all registered students will receive a 100% refund. If the maximum is reached, then the prospective students will go on a waitlist, managed by YAC. If a student is on the waitlist and does not get to attend the course, the student will receive a 100% refund.
You Artistry Collaborative
9510 Mary Geneva Lane
Owings Mills, MD 21117
410.753.2352 | Contact Us
You Artistry Collaborative
9510 Mary Geneva Lane
Owings Mills, MD 21117
410.753.2352 | Contact Us
You Artistry Collaborative (YAC) is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization (EIN 83-3485845). Donations are tax-deductible as allowed by law.
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