A New Year is Unfolding at the CIT Training Program

A soggy start to 2010

The year 2010 began with a watery challenge for the CIT Training Program due to flooding in the building 12A training rooms. As the restoration of the training facility progressed, it necessitated the cancelling of several classes. The good news is that we were able to resume campus classes at building 12A as of March 1st. We would like to thank our instructors and students for their understanding and cooperation during the recovery process.

Rising above the water with available training sessions

Undaunted by this turn of events, we continue to look ahead. With the ingenuity of our staff and volunteer instructors, several of our training sessions have been rescheduled or are being offered online to minimize the discomfort of this situation. We still have many training sessions to offer. Several of them are:

•	Office 2007 - What's New
•	Creating 508 Compliant Word 2007 Documents
•	Photoshop Elements
•	Home Networking Fundamentals
•	Working from Home - Understand the Technologies
•	Adobe Connect
•	zLinux on the Mainframe
•	Making Publication-Quality Tree Figures
•	Building Trees - Phylogenetics II
•	Selection Analysis Using PAML
•	Introduction to NetCirChro
•	AFNI Bootcamp
•	Introduction to the QVR System

For more information

To obtain a complete listing of all courses offered through our program, register for an upcoming session, join our CIT Training Mailing list, and check out your transcript or current application status, please visit our website: http://training.cit.nih.gov. Most of our courses are free of charge to NIH staff. If you have any questions about the CIT Training Program you may give us a call at 301-594-6248 or send an email to CITTraining@mail.nih.gov.

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