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  1. College Prep Back to Top

    How To Register 

    ACT Prep Workshop

    AGE 16-19. This class prepares students to read and comprehend the material on the ACT evaluation in the time allowed as successfully as possible.  Students will use simulated exams to learn about the different types of questions and the best strategies for successfully answering them.  This workshop includes computer assisted drills for developing reading techniques and speed, and discussions on test taking strategies and reasoning skills.  Students will be provided with a one-half hour lunch break.  NOTE: SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER is required to enroll in class. Instructor: J. Suydam

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1000-001      4332  $162  BC    9am-3:30pm S(3)  2/18-3/3

    CSA1000-002      4333  $162  BC    9am-3:30pm S(3)  4/14-4/28

  2. Computer Skills Back to Top

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    Introduction to Computers 

    Designed for beginners! This hands-on introduction to personal computers is perfect for students with no computer experience. We will discuss hardware and software components and learn to use the keyboard, mouse and write a sample letter. Instructor: J. Musgrove

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1101-001      4349  $72   BC    9am-11am   S(3)  1/21-2/4

    CSA1101-002      4350  $72   BC    12pm-2pm   S(3)  1/21-2/4

     

    Windows XP Basics Workshop 

    This hands-on workshop will help you master basic elements of the Windows XP operating system. Learn to work with the desktop and files, create folders, open and use programs and more. Prerequisite: Introduction to Computers Workshop or equivalent experience. Instructor: J. Musgrove    

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1103-001      4351  $72   BC    9am-11am   S(3)  2/18-3/3

     

    Basic HTML Web Design 

    Start building your web pages today by learning the HTML programming language. Learn effective ways to develop a site and promote it. Working knowledge of the PC is necessary. Instructor: B. Ayran

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1107-060      4414  $72   SWGCC 9am-12pm   S(2)  1/21-1/28

     

    Advanced HTML Web Design 

    An in-depth look into design concepts, how to control the look of the web page with tables, place sound and videos, and more! Prerequisite: Basic HTML Web Design or equivalent knowledge. Instructor: B. Ayran

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1108-060      4416  $72   SWGCC 9am-12pm   S(2)  2/4-2/11

     

    Basic PowerPoint Presentations 

    PowerPoint is a software tool to help you present photos, graphics, charts and diagrams for viewing. This session will provide basic instruction to create slides, import photos or graphic images, and add a musical background. Basic understanding of Microsoft Office (fonts, copy/paste, etc.) will be helpful. Instructor: J. Burch

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1119-001      4468  $48   BC    12pm-2pm   S(2)  2/25-3/3

     

    Microsoft Word Basics 

    This course introduces the basic skills needed to use Microsoft Word: copy/paste, font styles/sizes, numbered lists, formatting, and inserting graphics. Projects include writing a letter and creating a small poster or sign. Instructor: J. Burch

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1120-001      4469  $48   BC    9am-11am   S(2)  2/25-3/3

     

    Microsoft Excel Basics 

    This course introduces the basic skills needed to use Microsoft Excel 2007: entering and editing data, using basic formulas and functions, defining page setup and printing options, inserting and deleting columns and rows, formatting text and numbers, adding borders/shading/colors, sorting data, inserting headers and footers, creating and editing charts. Instructor: J. Burch

    Course#          Class#Fee  Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1125-001      4466  $48   BC    9am-11am   S(2)  1/21-1/28

    CSA1125-002      4467  $48   BC    12pm-2pm   S(2)  1/21-1/28

     

    Internet Workshop 

    This hands-on workshop is perfect for the Internet novice. Learn your way around the World Wide Web using Internet Explorer and learn to use popular search engines to find the information you want! Learn e-mail basics and set up your own e-mail account. Prerequisite: Windows XP Basics Workshop or equivalent experience. Instructor: J. Musgrove    

    Course#          Class#Fee  Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1109-001      4352  $48   BC    9am-11am   S(2)  3/24-3/31

     

    Facebook Fundamentals 

    Learn how to use Facebook to find and reconnect with friends, post status updates and share photos and videos. Special emphasis on safety and security measures for privacy protection. Working knowledge of the PC is necessary. Instructor: B. Ayran

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1132-060      4415  $72   SWGCC 1pm-4pm    S(2)  1/21-1/28

     

    Internet Safety for Parents 

    Empowering parents with knowledge about the risks our children face on the Web and ways to keep them safe. Working knowledge of the PC is necessary. Instructor: B. Ayran

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1133-060      4418  $36   SWGCC 9am-12pm   S(1)  2/25

     

    Twitter Fundamentals 

    Join the Twitter world to find friends, send tweets, and build your network. Working knowledge of the PC is necessary. Instructor: B. Ayran

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1134-060      4417  $72   SWGCC 1pm-4pm    S(2)  2/4-2/11

     

  3. Creative Arts Back to Top

    How To Register  

    Bob Ross Oil Painting 

    Beginners or experienced painters learn the painting techniques of wet-on-wet from a certified Bob Ross instructor. Materials fee-$30; Columbia classes DO NOT have a materials fee. Instructor: L. Stevens

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    Snow Scene with Cabin 

    CSA1300-001      4480  $54   BC    9:30am-4pm S(1)  1/21

    Spring Flowers in a Vase 

    CSA1300-002      4481  $54   BC    9:30am-4pm S(1)  2/18

    Farm Setting with Barn 

    CSA1300-003      4482  $54   BC    9:30am-4pm S(1)  3/24

    Red Hibiscus 

    CSA1300-004      4483  $54   BC    9:30am-4pm S(1)  4/14

    Landscape 

    CSA1300-01A      4478  $162  COLM  6:30pm-9:30pm    M(6)  1/23-2/27

    Florals 

    CSA1300-02A      4479  $162  COLM  6:30pm-9:30pm   M(6)  3/12-4/16

     

    Portrait Drawing for Beginners 

    AGE 15+. Learn the beginning steps in portrait drawing and the secret of capturing the expressions of a subject. Art history pertaining to portraiture will be included. Instructor: D. Tamburello

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1303-001      4371  $162  BC    9am-12pm   S(6)  1/21-2/25

     

    Pastels for Beginners 

    Age 15+. Learn the beginning basics of drawing with chalk and oil pastels. Explore the world of famous pastel artists. Also, we will experiment with different techniques and papers. No class on 3/17 & 4/7. Materials fee-$10. Instructor: D. Tamburello

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1306-001      4372  $189  BC    9am-12pm   S(7)  3/3-4/28

     

    Painting on Wine Glasses 

    In just three hours learn to paint on glass with simple paint strokes and techniques. Leave this class with a pair of painted wine glasses that you painted. All supplies furnished. Instructor will supply patterns or you may bring your own. Make great gifts and are dishwasher safe. Materials fee-$12. Instructor: S. Vaughn

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1316-001      4401  $27   BC    9am-12pm   S(1)  2/4

    CSA1316-002      4402  $27   BC    9am-12pm   S(1)  4/14

    CSA1316-060      4420  $27   SWGCC 9am-12pm   S(1)  1/21

    CSA1316-061      4421  $27   SWGCC 9am-12pm   S(1)  3/3

     

    Bow Making 

    Learn basic bow making using textured media such as paper twist, raffia, and wired and fabric ribbon. Materials fee-$10. Instructor: M. Wright

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA1318-001      4462  $27   BC    9:00am-12:00pm   S(1)  1/28

    CSA1318-002      4463  $27   BC    9:00am-12:00pm   S(1)  2/11

     

    NEW!! Exploring Creativity 

    Everyone is creative in their own way. Learn to unleash your hidden talents, using common items from your yard and cupboard. Easy centerpieces, Valentine's gifts, and holiday gift ideas. Materials fee-$18.

    Instructor: D. Donze

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1368-001      4509  $18   BC    10am-12pm  S(1)  2/11

     

    NEW!! Baby Blue Lady Bug 

    The "Baby Blue Bug" chosen by Disney World as a millennium dreamer book. Turn nature and recycled items into art. Make a paper weight. Materials fee-$18. Instructor: D. Donze

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1369-001      4511  $18   BC    1pm-3pm    S(1)  4/14

     

    Brides Bouquets and More 

    A hands-on floral design class to learn how to make a brides bouquet, bridesmaid bouquet, corsages, and boutonnieres for your wedding. Materials fee-$90. Instructor: D. Ahner

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1362-001      4348  $54   BC    10am-12pm  S(3)  2/11-2/25

     

    Basic Sewing 101 

    AGE 14+. Learn the basics of taking care of your sewing machine, oil and maintenance. We will make a pillow case or place mats. Learn to put in a zipper and put together a quilt square. Instructor: N. Kruescheck

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA1309-060      4419  $54   SWGCC 12:30pm-3:30pm   S(2)  2/11-2/18

     

    Beginning Quilt Piecing 

    Learn machine piecing and techniques using rotary cutting. Piecing methods build on each other; new technique added every week. End up with a queen-size quilt and skills to make more. No class on 2/13. Instructor: C. Perez

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1311-001      4390  $162  PSOP  6pm-9pm    M(6)  1/23-3/5

     

    Intermediate Quilt Piecing 

    Learn more advanced techniques, building on the beginning class. Curved and paper piecing, some specialty rulers you'll have to purchase, etc. Enough blocks to make a quilt top. Instructor: C. Perez

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1333-001      4391  $162  PSOP  6pm-9pm    M(6)  3/19-4/23

     

    Beginning Lead Stained Glass 

    Students will learn to cut and shape glass shapes and basic solder techniques as they make a small glass panel. Materials fee is approximately $190. Instructor: L. Hesterberg

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1366-001      4534  $75   AGS   7pm-9pm     T(5)  1/24-2/21

     

    Advanced Stained Glass Foil 

    Students will learn to cut and shape glass shapes and basic solder techniques as they make a small glass panel. Advanced techniques taught in this course. Materials fee is approximately $60. Instructor: L. Hesterberg

    Course#    Class#     Fee   Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1367-001      4535  $75   AGS   7:00pm-9:00pm    T(5)  3/20-4/17

     

  4. Health and Wellness Back to Top

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    Reiki I 

    Reiki (pronounced RayKee) is a relaxation technique and ancient healing art that anyone can learn. Reiki promotes a sense of peace and well-being, can help with emotional and physical pain, and can be used daily to relieve stress without side-effects. This class will cover its history, benefits, the chakra system, how people do Reiki, and the various levels of Reiki. Level One Attunement is optional ($50). Instructor: M. Kane

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2000-001      4404  $54   BC    12pm-3pm   S(2)  2/4-2/11

    CSA2000-002      4405  $54   BC    12pm-3pm   S(2)  3/3-3/10

    CSA2000-080      4406  $54   RBC   12pm-3pm   S(2)  4/14-4/21

     

    Aromatherapy Workshop 

    Did you know with one bottle of therapeutic-grade essential oils you can reduce inflammation in your body, heal cuts, bruises, burns, treat a headache, insomnia, skin issues, and digestive problems AND kill germs? All without the side-effects of drugs! Aromatherapy is an ancient practice that is a missing link to our well-being. Go home with a useful craft that we'll make using essential oils. Materials fee-$10. Instructor: M.Kane

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2012-001      4407  $27   BC    12pm-3pm   S(1)  3/31

     

    Manage Your Weight with Healthy Nutrition 

    Learn how to lose weight, manage your weight, improve your health, increase energy and help prevent illness by strengthening your immune system. Demonstration of hypnotherapy for weight control. Discussion, testing, and group participation. Instructor: J. Richter-Hill

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA2014-001      4355  $27   BC    9am-12pm   S(1)  1/28

    CSA2014-002      4356  $27   BC    9am-12pm   S(1)  4/14

     

    EFT & Weight Loss: Meridian Tapping 

    You are what you think. Discover how to change your subconscious beliefs that are sabotaging your weight loss efforts by tapping on your meridian points with essential oils. Instructor: V.Hopkins

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2023-001      4340  $27   BC    9am-12pm   S(1)  1/21

    CSA2023-002      4341  $27   BC    9am-12pm   S(1)  2/18

     

    Emotional Release with Essential Oils 

    Many phobias, addictions and chronic pain have their root causes in trapped emotions. Learn how to release past trauma with essential oils and meridian tapping. Reprogram your truth and feel better now! Instructor: V. Hopkins

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2037-001      4342  $18   BC    9am-11am   S(1)  1/28

    CSA2037-002      4343  $18   BC    9am-11am   S(1)  3/3

     

    Yoga 

    Age 14+. This all levels class combines the principles of yoga: stretching, yoga breathing, meditation, and deep relaxation to calm the body, mind, and spirit. Come with an open mind to get full benefit! Instructor: V. Lal

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA2017-001      4311  $54   BC    10:15am-11:15am  S(6)  2/4-3/10

    CSA2017-002      4312  $45   BC    10:15am-11:15am  S(5)  4/14-5/12

     

    Cubicle Yoga 

    This class is for people who work long hours with no time to relax and stretch. Teaches all stretches based on yoga principles, yoga breathing, and deep relaxation and meditation. Instructor: V.Lal

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA2041-001      4310  $18   BC    10:15am-11:15am  S(2)  3/24-3/31

     

    Zumba 

    Zumba is a Latin dance exercise. Latin music is combined with dance steps and exercise concepts for a fun filled hour of cardio and strengthening healthy exercise. Come join the party! Instructor: M. Grant

    Course#    Class#     Fee   Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2028-001      4313  $40   PSOP  6pm-7pm    T(8)  1/17-3/6

    CSA2028-002      4314  $40   PSOP  6pm-7pm    T(8)  3/20-5/8

    CSA2028-003      4315  $40   PSOP  6pm-7pm    Th(8) 1/19-3/8

    CSA2028-004      4316  $40   PSOP  6pm-7pm    Th(8) 3/22-5/10

     

    Want to Improve Your Memory? 

    Help to prevent Alzheimer's. Due to illness or just "forgetfulness", you can improve and maintain mental fitness to keep your mind in shape! Demonstration of hypnotherapy for memory improvement. Discussion, testing, and group participation. Instructor: J. Richter-Hill

    Course#    Class#     Fee   Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2006-001      4353  $27   BC    9:00am-12:00pm   S(1)  1/21

    CSA2006-002      4354  $27   BC    9:00am-12:00pm   S(1)  3/10

     

    Rape Aggression Defense for Women (R.A.D.S.) 

    AGE 12+ (Age 12-17 must have parental consent and a parent in attendance). Women Only. A comprehensive course that begins with awareness, prevention, risk reduction, and risk avoidance, while progressing on to the basics of hands-on defense training.  Attendees must sign a R.A.D. Medical Waiver to participate in the Self-Defense Techniques session. Students will be provided with an hour lunch break. Instructor: B. Whitaker

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2009-001      4411  $0    BC    8am-7pm    S(1)  5/5

     

  5. Home & Garden Back to Top

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    How to Buy a Home 

    This class covers the fundamentals of getting prepared to buy a home. Includes sources of down payment resource & options, costs, and lender requirements for financing. Instructor: L. Riess

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA1800-001      4395  $27   BC    9:30am-12:30pm   S(1)  2/25

    CSA1800-002      4396  $27   BC    9:30am-12:30pm   S(1)  4/21

     

    How to Sell Your Home 

    This class includes the fundamentals of pricing your home to sell, negotiating a contract, and passing the financing hurdles through to the final closing of your sale. Instructor: L.Riess

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA1801-001      4394  $27   BC    9:30am-12:30pm   S(1)  3/24

     

    NEW!! Curb Appeal 

    Dramatically increase the value of your home by using the right plants. Creating "Curb Appeal" is what this class is all about. Instructor: S. Richter

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA1845-001      4475  $14   SBP   10am-11:30am     S(1)  3/24

     

    Financing for Rehab or Remodel 

    How to finance home improvements to allow you to acquire, fix-up, and "flip" a distressed property, acquire & improve your next home, or improve the home you already own. Instructor: L. Riess

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA3431-001      4392  $27   BC    9:30am-12:30pm   S(1)  5/12

     

    NEW!! Wall Framing 

    Going to add an addition or a 1/2 wall? Learn how to build the frame with the proper equipment. No experience necessary. Instructor: J. Ferguson

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA1844-060      4422  $27   SWGCC 9am-12pm   S(1)  1/21

     

    Drywall Installation and Repair 

    Getting ready to do a project? Learn how to hang drywall and do wall repairs.  No experience necessary. Instructor: J. Ferguson

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA1803-060      4423  $27   SWGCC 9am-12pm   S(1)  1/28

     

    Vinyl Siding Installation 

    Measure, cut and install. Learn the different types of vinyl, how to select the best type for your house, and the tools needed for the job. Instructor: J. Ferguson

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA1830-060      4424  $27   SWGCC 9am-12pm   S(1)  2/4

     

    Ceramic Tile Installation and Repair 

    What are you waiting for, let's tackle that project! Learn professional tricks for selection and installation of floor and wall tile.  Learn how to save time and money. Instructor: J. Ferguson

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA1804-060      4425  $27   SWGCC 9am-12pm   S(1)  2/11

     

    Simple Plumbing Repairs 

    This class will teach simple faucet, toilet and sink repairs-plumbing made easy! Instructor: J. Ferguson

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1805-060      4427  $27   SWGCC 9am-12pm   S(1)  2/18

     

    Basic Electrical Repairs 

    This class will cover installation of outlets, switches, light fixtures, lamp and cord repair. Troubleshooting simple electrical problems will also be discussed. Instructor: J. Ferguson

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1806-060      4428  $27   SWGCC 9am-12pm   S(1)  2/25

     

    Basic Heating and Cooling for the Homeowner 

    This class is designed to give the student some heating and cooling basics for a home owner.  What you need to do to help maintain your home unit.  Materials fee $20. Instructor: K. Otten

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1847-060      4626 $27 SWGCC 9am-12pm     S(1) 1/28 

     

    A Bounty of Vegetables 

    Learn how to start and care for a vegetable garden that can keep your kitchen filled with a bounty of fresh vegetables all season long. Instructor: J. Smejkal

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA1810-001      4389  $18   BC    9:30am-11:30am   S(1)  3/3

     

    How to Start a Veggie Garden 

    New at gardening? Let's start with the basics: seeds or plants. We'll move on to the best varieties for this area, how to fertilize, and take care of your plants. Instructor: N. Kruescheck

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA1824-060      4429  $27   SWGCC 12:30pm-3:30pm   S(1)  2/4

     

    Herb Gardening 

    Learn to grow your own herbs organically and how to take care of them the healthy way. Discover which herbs compliment different foods and how fresh herbs make any dish more flavorful. Instructor: S. Richter

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1840-001      4477  $14   SBP 1pm-2:30pm   S(1)  4/28

     

    NEW!! Caring for Clematis 

    Clematis vines thrive in our area. Learn their basic care and needs so that they flourish in your garden. Instructor: S. Richter

    Course#          Class#     Fee   Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA1846-001      4476  $14   SBP   10:am-11:30am    S(1)  4/28

     

  6. Food and Beverage Back to Top

    How To Register  

    NEW!! The History and Mystery of Chocolate 

    Learn the history and mystery of chocolate. Creative cooking ideas, taste test (white, milk, and dark). Bring your appetite. Materials fee-$18. Instructor: D. Donze

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2241-001      4508  $18   BC    1pm-3pm    S(1)  2/11

     

    Beginning Cake Decorating 

    AGE 14+. Decorate picture-pretty cakes. Materials fee-$3. Instructor: B.Parks

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2201-001      4513  $54   BC    9am-12pm   S(2)  3/3-3/10

    CSA2201-060      4514  $54   SWGCC 9am-12pm   S(2)  1/28-2/4

    CSA2201-080      4515  $54   RBC   6pm-9pm    M(2)  1/23-1/30

     

    Intermediate Cake Decorating 

    AGE 14+. Students who have completed Beginning Cake Decorating or who have mastered beginning skills can learn advanced cake decorating techniques. Materials fee-$3. Instructor: B.Parks

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2202-001      4516  $54   BC    9am-12pm   S(2)  4/14 & 4/28

    CSA2202-060      4517  $54   SWGCC 9am-3:30pm S(1)  2/11

    CSA2202-080      4518  $54   RBC   6pm-9pm    M(2)  2/6 & 2/20

     

    Advanced Cake Decorating 

    AGE 14+. Students with intermediate skills can take this advanced course dealing with fondant decorating. Materials fee-$3. Instructor: B.Parks

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2242-001      4519  $54   BC    9am-12pm   S(2)  5/5 - 5/12

    CSA2242-060      4520  $54   SWGCC 9am-3:30pm S(1)  2/18

    CSA2242-080      4521  $54   RBC   6pm-9pm    M(2)  2/27 - 3/5

     

    Gum Paste Creations 

    AGE 14+. Learn how to use gum paste to create outstanding realistic looking enhancements to cakes, cupcakes, or cookies. Materials fee-$5 Instructor: B.Parks

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA2203-001      4522  $27   BC    12:30pm-3:30pm   S(1)  4/14

    CSA2203-060      4523  $27   SWGCC 12:30pm-3:30pm   S(1)  2/4

    CSA2203-080      4524  $27   RBC   6pm-9pm          M(1)  3/19

     

    Fancy Cupcake Decorating 

    AGE 14+. Students will learn how to put together cupcakes and decorate to make a popular cake design. Materials fee-$5. Instructor: B.Parks

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA2205-001      4525  $27   BC    12:30pm-3:30pm   S(1)  4/28

    CSA2205-060      4526  $27   SWGCC 12:30pm-3:30pm   S(1)  1/28

    CSA2205-080      4527  $27   RBC   6pm-9pm          M(1)  3/26

     

    Soda/Candy Bouquet 

    Using bottled soda, assorted candy mix, wood sticks, ribbon, tissue and foil paper, create a sweet treat gift perfect for a special someone; suitable for all occasions. Materials fee-$16. Instructor: M. Wright

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA2240-001      4464  $23   BC    12:30pm-3:00pm   S(1)  1/28

    CSA2240-002      4465  $23   BC    12:30pm-3:00pm   S(1)  2/11

     

    NEW!! Making & Decorating Cake Pops 

    AGE 14+. Learn how to assemble and cover cake pops and decorate them. Materials fee-$5. Instructor: B.Parks

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA2243-001      4528  $27   BC    12:30pm-3:30pm   S(1)  5/5

    CSA2243-080      4530  $27   RBC   6pm-9pm          M(1)  4/2

     

    Making Chinese Dumplings 

    AGE 14+. Because the traditional Chinese calendar is based upon a combination of lunar and solar movements, Chinese New Year falls on Jan. 23 in 2012 - the Year of the Dragon! During Chinese New Year, stuffed dumplings (called "jiaozi" in Mandarin) is the traditional dish of the Chinese people. Materials fee-$5. Instructor: H. Fields

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2209-001      4366  $18   BC    9am-11am   S(1)  2/18

     

    Making Egg Rolls 

    AGE 14+. The egg roll can be an appetizer or a dinner which was originally eaten in East Asia but has spread throughout the world as a staple of Asian cuisine. This course teaches how to make healthy egg rolls. Materials fee-$5. Instructor: H. Fields1

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2217-001      4367  $18   BC    9am-11am   S(1)  5/12

     

    Middle East Cuisine 

    Learn to cook the most popular dishes served in the Middle East. Materials fee-$5. Instructor: I. Yousif

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    Stuffed Chicken 

    CSA2239-001      4321  $9    BC    1:30-2:30pm      S(1)  1/21

    Kabobs 

    CSA2239-002      4322  $9    BC    1:30-2:30pm      S(1)  1/28

    Shawarma (Beef or Chicken Wrap) 

    CSA2239-003      4323  $9    BC    1:30-2:30pm      S(1)  2/4

    Grape Leaves 

    CSA2239-004      4324  $9    BC    1:30-2:30pm      S(1)  2/11

     

  7. Personal Enrichment Back to Top

    How To Register  

    Genealogy-How to Trace Your Family Tree 

    Have someone famous in your family? Learn to trace your family history using several sources and media. Handouts and forms will be provided by the instructor to aid in organization and research. Instructor: M. Moehle

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA2308-060      4439  $48   SWGCC 9:30am-11:30am   S(2)  2/4-2/11

     

    New!! Publish Your Manuscript Workshop 

    What are the motivations for publishing? How do you get started? What happens after publication occurs? You will leave this workshop inspired with practical knowledge about the publishing process as well as links to actual publishers. Instructor: E. DeRouse

    Course#          Class Fee   Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA2380-080      4591  $18   RBC   9-11am     S(1)  2/4

     

    Intro to Mountain Dulcimer 

    Learn to play this easy three string American folk instrument. Basic strumming, fingering, and harmony techniques will be learned and applied to a repertoire of songs. Do not have to read music! Dulcimer rentals - call Barbara Ernst at 618-624-8100 by March 1, 2012 to secure a rental dulcimer.  Materials fee-$6. Instructor: B. Ernst

    Course#    Class#     Fee   Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2310-001      4365  $54   BC    9am-3pm    S(1)  3/10

     

    Mountain Dulcimer II 

    Introduction to Mountain Dulcimer is a prerequisite to this continuing four-week beginner’s course. You will learn fingering techniques; chords; adding harmonies and fills; use of a capo; beginner finger picking; how to change strings. No class on 4/7 & 4/21 Materials fee-$38. Instructor: B. Ernst

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA2326-001      4364  $108  BC    12:30pm-3:30pm   S(4)  3/24-4/28

     

    Instant Piano for Busy People 

    Want to learn the secrets and magical shortcuts professional piano players use to embellish songs? Chords, not notes? In just one enjoyable evening, you'll learn all the chords needed to play any song, any style, any key. This is a proven, fun, relaxed approach to professional style playing. Little or no experience required, but if you can't read notes, send a SASE for a helpful free pamphlet to Music Masters, 90 Molly Ln., Ringgold, GA 30736. Instructor will collect $25 in class for a book and CD. Instructor: D. Haynes

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2324-001      4344  $55   BC    6pm-9:30pm Th(1) 4/5

     

    An Introduction to Voiceovers 

    Have you ever wanted to be the voice everyone hears on commercials and documentaries? This fun and interactive class covers details of the industry, the importance of marketing, and of a demo tape. You will be coached and recorded for a personal evaluation. Be warned--many who have taken this class have gone on to become real, bona-fide professional Voice Actors! This class is taught by a professional voice actor from the voice acting training company, Voices For All. Instructor: Staff

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2348-001      4470  $30   BC    6pm-8pm    F(1)  3/23

     

    NEW!! Discover Metro East/St. Louis Area 

    Discover travel, fun & exciting places to go, especially "free ones". Discount ideas! Instructor: D. Donze

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2379-001      4512  $18   BC    1pm-3pm    S(1)  1/28

     

    NEW!! Conversational Russian 

    Introductory course designed to familiarize students with the target language. The course is taught in an interactive way, with plenty of authentic materials, songs, video, and hands-on activities. No class on 3/14. Instructor: N. Pruit

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2378-001      4494  $144  BC    6pm-8pm    W(8)  2/1-3/28

     

    Conversational Arabic 

    This class is designed for individuals who have no previous knowledge of the Arabic language. You will become familiar with the basic vocabulary, grammar, Arabic survival phrases including common Arabic phrases, meeting and greeting, and asking for directions. Instructor: I. Yousif

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA2359-002      4318  $144  BC    6:30pm-8:30pm    Th(8) 1/19-3/8

     

    Conversational French 

    This class is designed for individuals who have no previous knowledge of the French language. You will become familiar with the basic vocabulary, grammar, French survival phrases including common French phrases, meeting and greeting, and asking for directions. Instructor: I. Yousif

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA2350-002      4320  $144  BC    6:30pm-8:30pm    W(8) 1/18-3/7

     

    A Walk Through Italy 

    This class is designed for individuals who would like to learn about the splendors of Italy. The class introduces you to the 20 regions of Italy - their culture, cuisine, and scenic highlights. Instructor: B. Klein

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2344-001      4408  $18   BC    10am-12pm  S(1)  1/21

     

    Preparing for your Trip to Italy 

    This class is designed for individuals who are preparing for an upcoming trip to Italy. The class introduces you to useful phrases and practical traveling tips. Instructor: B. Klein

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA2325-001      4409  $18   BC    10am-12pm  S(1)  1/28

     

    Beginning Italian 

    This class is designed for individuals who have no previous knowledge of the Italian language. The class introduces you to basic Italian grammar and conversation. You will become familiar with the basic vocabulary, Italian survival phrases including common Italian phrases, meeting and greeting, and asking for directions. Instructor: B. Klein

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2353-001      4410  $72   BC    10am-12pm  S(4)  2/4-2/25

     

    How to Write Chinese Characters 

    AGE 14+. This course will give you the keys to write Chinese characters. The class teaches you 100 common Chinese characters from the simple (one, two, three) to the complex (love & mom). You will be able to make many phrases and sentences with these characters. Instructor: H. Fields

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA2347-001      4370  $27   BC    8:30am-11:30am   S(1)  1/21

     

    Conversational Chinese 

    AGE 14+. This short, intensive class is designed for leisure and business travelers, government employees, and those who want a deeper appreciation of Chinese language and culture. The class introduces the student to basic conversational phrases including greetings, sales transactions, personal needs, transportation, business, general social, health and emergency terms. Instructor: H. Fields

    Course#          Class# Fee Location         Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2327-001      4369  $27   BC    8:30am-11:30am   S(1)  3/24

     

    NEW!! Chinese Pronunciation and Basic Vocabulary 

    AGE 14+. This class introduces students to the sounds and vocabulary of the Chinese language, including numbers, colors, body parts, zodiac, fruits and vegetables, and much more! Instructor: H. Fields

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA2377-001      4368  $27   BC    8:30am-11:30am   S(1)  4/21

     

    Conversational Signing: Beginning Conversation I 

    AGE 16+. Learn signing through demonstration and participation. This class is for individuals with no background in Sign Language. Topics include the manual alphabet, ASL fingerspelling and Numbers, basic word signs and beginning sentences. Instructor: S. Andell

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA2358-001      4403  $108  BC    6:30pm-8:30pm    W(6)  3/21-4/25

     

    My Clutter/My Treasures 

    AGE 16+. Does your clutter 'rock'? Know what the professional organizers do about your "stuff". Learn the foundational skills to transform the clutter into treasure. Major areas addressed. Instructor: J. Krusac

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2371-001      4357  $36   BC    9am-1pm    S(1)  1/21

     

    Clutter by Design 

    AGE 16+. Put purpose behind what you fill space and life with. Specific solutions designed around small/large scale areas of home, work, and more. Best as a follow-up to "My Clutter/My Treasures", but can be taken separately. Instructor: J. Krusac

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2372-001      4358  $36   BC    9am-1pm    S(1)  1/28

     

    Challenging/Chronic Disorganization 

    AGE 16+. Discover what chronic disorganization is and what can be done as remedies. Resources and solutions. Long and short-term goals. Instructor: J. Krusac

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2346-001      4359  $36   BC    9am-1pm    S(1)  2/11

     

    Careers as Professional Organizers 

    What defines this industry and how to become an organizer. The varied career areas of this field and how to pursue certification, safety, risks, and more. Instructor: J. Krusac

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2307-001      4360  $36   BC    9am-1pm    S(1)  2/18

     

    Wedding Budget 101 

    We can help you plan your wedding to be amazing, organized and problem-free. We will show you how to stay in your budget to make your dreams a reality. Materials fee-$25. Instructor: D. Ahner

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2368-001      4345  $18   BC    7pm-9pm    Th(1) 1/26

    CSA2368-002      4346  $18   BC    7pm-9pm    Th(1) 2/23

    CSA2368-003      4347  $18   BC    7pm-9pm    Th(1) 3/22

     

    Couponing Cents 

    Students will discover strategies to save hundreds of dollars a month by learning how to organize, plan, clip, file, and shop with coupons. No class on 4/7. Instructor: A. Dowell

    Course#          Class#     Fee   Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2369-001      4337  $54   BC    10am-12pm  S(3)  1/21-2/4

    CSA2369-002      4338  $54   BC    10am-12pm  S(3)  2/18-3/3

    CSA2369-003      4339  $54   BC    10am-12pm  S(3)  3/24-4/14

     

    NEW!! Estate Planning 101 

    Manage the seasons of your life. Understanding an estate plan, including powers of attorney, wills, trusts, special needs trusts, and multigenerational legal matters. Instructors: N. Larson & H. Dodd

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2376-001      4330  $14   BC    6:30pm-8pm T(1)  2/21

    CSA2376-002      4331  $14   BC    6:30pm-8pm T(1)  4/17

     

    Retirement Planning 

    Learn the complexities of retirement assets such as risk assessments, traditional and Roth IRA strategies, wealth preservation and retirement income planning. Instructor: R. Martini

    Course#    Class#     Fee   Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA3424-001      4473  $18   BC    11am-1pm   S(1)  2/18

    CSA3424-002      4474  $18   BC    11am-1pm   S(1)  3/10

     

    Investment Basics 

    Learn how to analyze and build your own portfolio of stocks, bonds and alternative investments while making sure to follow the principles of diversification. Instructor: R. Martini

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA3434-001      4471  $18   BC    8:30am-10:30am   S(1)  2/18

    CSA3434-002      4472  $18   BC    8:30am-10:30am   S(1)  3/10

     

    Your Credit Scores and You 

    A credit score is a number that helps lenders predict how likely you are to make your payments on time. This class covers what you WISH you knew about credit BEFORE you started using it. Instructor: L. Riess

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA3430-001      4397  $18   BC    10am-12pm  S(1)  1/21

     

    Why Should I Start a Business? 

    Can I turn my interest or hobby into a business? What are the benefits of having your own business? How do I become a business owner? Bring your business ideas and questions. Instructor: B. Garrett

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA3433-060      4433  $14   SWGCC 10am-11:30am     S(1)  3/3

     

    NEW!! Promoting Your Business 

    How to get free publicity. Ways to get media attention. Instructor: D Donze

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA3435-001      4510  $18   BC    1pm-3pm    S(1)  3/24

     

  8. Starting Your Own Business Back to Top

    How To Register  

    Starting a Business 

    Do you have what it takes to start your own business?  Are you a people manager?  Examine your personal objective, explore business ideas, and ensure a fit between the new entrepreneur and the business idea. These are some of the topics covered in this session.  Come to class armed with your questions.

    Instructor: G. Altepeter

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA3400-001      4336  $20   BC    6pm-7:30pm M(1)  2/20

     

    Marketing Your Product 

    You have developed your product but now how do you market it.  Discussion will include developing a marketing plan; promotion; how to let customers know about your product; how much you should spend on marketing; what market research activities you should be doing; and media advertising, publicity and marketing on the internet. Instructor: G. Altepeter

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA3403-001      4335  $20   BC    7:45pm-9:15pm    M(1)  2/20

     

    Save Time & Money - QuickBooks 

    This is a basic get your feet wet class for those who are looking to computerize their accounting records. QuickBooks is the most used accounting software. Objectives are to show you how to get it up and running and explain tools that can save you money. This information is vitally important to any small business owner. Instructor: M. Isenhart

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA3410-001      4328  $20   BC    6pm-7:30pm Th(1) 4/26

     

    Tax Strategies for Small Businesses 

    Tax strategies are not just for big business! New tax laws are enacted every year designed to provide incentives and savings to small business owners like you. It isn't necessarily about finding that "magic loophole". Could your profitability depend on understanding how these laws can affect your business? Instructor: M. Isenhart

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA3418-001      4326  $20   BC    6pm-7:30pm Th(1) 1/26

     

    Ensuring Business Profitability 

    Making sure that your business idea is profitable from an accounting and tax standpoint is the main objective. Simple accounting techniques will be discussed to get you thinking in the direction of whether or not your business has the potential of being profitable. Record keeping and tax responsibilities will also be discussed. Applying this information will help ensure your business's quest for profitability. Instructor: M. Isenhart

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA3428-001      4327  $20   BC    6pm-7:30pm Th(1) 1/19

     

  9. Recreation and Leisure Back to Top

    How To Register  

    Intro to Digital Photography  

    (Bring your own digital camera) 

    Introduces the student to all the basics of buying and using a digital camera.  Camera features, taking better photos, photo software and printing photos are all covered.  Question and answer session included.

    Instructor: G. Gasparich

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2800-001      4412  $27   BC    9am-12pm   S(1)  1/21

     

    Digital Photography II  

    (Bring your own digital camera) 

    An in-depth study of digital cameras and photography.  Camera features and their use; composition and aesthetics of photography; photo software and printing are all covered.  Students will take and show photos. One class will be spent taking photos around campus. Plenty of question and answer sessions will be available. No class on 4/7.

    Instructor: G. Gasparich

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2801-001      4413  $150  BC    9am-12pm   S(5)  3/24-4/28

     

    Intro to Digital Photo  

    Get out that camera and learn how to use it. Explore the world of shutter speed, apertures, and ISO (film speeds). Expand you knowledge by learning how composition improves your pictures. Instructor: O. Mitchell

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2831-060      4436  $108  SWGCC 9am-12pm   S(3)  2/4-2/18

     

    Introduction to Digital Photography  

    Examine and discuss various cameras. Review techniques in photography to enhance student's ability to create better images. Bring your digital camera with you to class. Instructor: F. Barthol

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2833-080      4497  $18   RBC   9am-11am   S(1)  2/11

     

    Advanced Introduction to Digital Photography  

    Take a deeper look at digital photography. Examine how to work flash, F stops and film speeds, shutter speeds as a first step away from a totally automatic camera. Learn to become more involved in the decisions of what a photographer faces. Bring your digital camera with you to class. Instructor: F.Barthol

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA2842-080      4498  $18   RBC   11:30am-1:30pm   S(1)  2/11

     

    Beginning Golf Workshop 

    Fundamentals of golf - swing, posture, ball position, grip, stance, alignment, golf strategy. A syllabus will be given the first week. A golf ball fee will be collected each night of class. Instructor: T. Moore

    Course#    Class#     Fee   Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2804-01A      4374  $144  JBDR  6:30pm-8:30pm    T(8)  3/20-5/8

    CSA2804-02A      4375  $144  JBDR  6:30pm-8:30pm    Th(8) 3/22-5/10

     

    Golf Clinic 

    AGE 14+. All experience levels welcome! Learn from a PGA instructor golf etiquette and rules, how to hit straight and with power, short game, and putting. Golf clubs supplied if needed. Instructor: B. Carranza

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA2837-060      4441  $144  SWGCC 9:00am-11:00am   S(8)  4/14-6/2

    CSA2837-061      4442  $108  SWGCC 6:30pm-8:00pm    W(8)  4/4-5/23

     

    Boating Safety Education Training Course 

    This is the required certification course through the Illinois Department of Natural Resources. Course subjects include basic boating safety, equipment and requirements, navigation, motorboat registration and titling, emergency measures and Illinois Boating Laws. Instructor: Staff

    Course#          Class#Fee  Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA2818-080      4503  $0    RBC   8:30am-4:30pm    S(1)  4/14

     

    Sailing 

    Sailing instructions designed for beginners to intermediate from US sailing certified instructors. Safety, parts of a sailboat, wind awareness, how sails work, sailing directions, sailing upwind and downwind, capsize and overboard recovery, leaving and returning, and sailing knots will all be covered. An "on the water" day of sailing after the class is over will be offered at an additional $50 fee. Instructor: D. Leimbach

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA2838-001      4329  $108  BC    7:00pm-9:00pm    M(6)  4/9-5/14

     

    Intro to Fly Tying 

    Learn how to tie several basic fly patterns for trout and pan fishing. Lessons include: Wooly Bugger, Hare's Ear Nymph, Egg Pattern, Soft Hackle, Crackleback and the Popping Bug. Learn through demonstrations by the area's finest fly tyers. Materials fee-$25. Instructor: B. Eilering

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2843-001      4362  $54   BC    8am-10am   S(2)  2/18-2/25

     

    Intro to Knot Tying 

    Learn how to master several basic knot patterns for fly fishing. Lessons include: Duncan Loop, Nail Knot, Blood Knot, Surgeon's Knot, Palomar Knot and hand tied leaders. Learn through demonstrations by the area's finest fly fishers. Materials fee-$25. Instructor: B. Eilering

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2844-001      4363  $54   BC    10am-12pm  S(2)  2/18-2/25

     

  10. Dancing Like the Stars Back to Top

    How To Register  

    Perfect Slow Dance 

    "Both members of the couple MUST register at the same time." The Waltz and American Foxtrot will be taught. Basic and advanced combinations covered. Instructor: W. Thomas

    Waltz & American Foxtrot 

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2806-001      4398  $92   BSOB  6pm-7pm    F(8)  1/13-3/2

     

    Swing is the Thing 

    "Both members of the couple MUST register at the same time."  Students will learn the Jitterbug and East Coast Swing. Both basic and advanced combinations will be taught. Instructor: W. Thomas

    Jitterbug & Swing 

    Course#    Class#     Fee   Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2807-001      4399  $92   BSOB  7pm-8pm    F(8)  1/13-3/2

     

    Latin Dance 

    "Both members of the couple MUST register at the same time."  Cha Cha & Salsa dances will be taught. Both basic and advanced combinations covered. Instructor: W. Thomas

    Cha Cha & Salsa 

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA2808-001      4400  $92   BSOB  8pm-9pm    F(8)  1/13-3/2

     

    Hula Hoop Dance I 

    AGE 10+. This all levels class combines multiple hula hoop moves and tricks with freestyle dancing. Learn to build your own hula hoops, get fit, and have fun all while increasing your flexibility, balance, and coordination. No previous hula hoop experience required. Materials fee-$8. Instructor: L. Horton

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA2846-060      4443  $27   SWGCC 10am-11:30am     S(2)  1/21-1/28

     

    NEW!! Hula Hoop Dance II 

    AGE 10+. Part two of the hoop dance series. Students who have previously completed Hoop Dance I will continue to learn hula hoop tricks to incorporate with freestyle dancing. We will add more advanced on and off the body tricks to enhance what was learned in the first series. Students do not have to complete Hula Hoop Dance I to enroll in Hula Hoop Dance II if they are already familiar with hula hooping around the waist. Bring hula hoop and water. Instructor: L. Horton

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time       Day   Date 

    CSA2848-060      4444  $27   SWGCC 10am-11:30am     S(2)  2/4-2/11

     

  11. Youth Enrichment Back to Top

    How To Register  

    Beginning Drawing for Children 

    AGES 8-12. Learn the basic skills of drawing, shading, texture, subject matter, and composition. The art of Disney's animation will also be included. Instructor: D. Tamburello

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA3500-001      4373  $144  BC    1pm-3pm    S(8)  1/21-3/10

     

    Spring Cookie Decorating 

    AGE 7+. Kids will learn to decorate cookies on a stick and then assemble them into an attractive arrangement. Design will be a spring theme. Materials fee-$5. Instructor: B. Parks

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA3531-001      4531  $18   BC    1pm-3pm    S(1)  5/12

    CSA3531-060      4532  $18   SWGCC 1pm-3pm    S(1)  3/3

    CSA3531-080      4533  $18   RBC   6:30pm-8:30pm M(1)4/9

     

    "Green" Starter Garden 

    AGES 7-10. Get down and dirty as you learn gardening basics. Topics of discussion include composted soil, watering, transplanting and basic plant care in this fun, hands-on class. You will have a sustainable garden made from recycled materials when you're finished. Materials fee-$3. Instructor: S. Olmstead

    Sunflowers 

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA3571-080      4501  $14   RBC   1:30pm-3pm S(1)  4/14

    Strawberries 

    CSA3571-081      4502  $14   RBC   1:30pm-3pm S(1)  4/21

     

    Krafty Kids: Milk Carton Birdhouse 

    AGES 7-10. Help welcome the birds back with this cute little feeder. Kids will make a birdhouse from recycled material found around the house, specialized with their own touch. A great gift for mom or dad. Materials fee-$4. Instructor: K. Hahn

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA3574-080      4499  $18   RBC   9am-11am   S(1)  3/3

     

    Krafty Kids: Tissue Trees 

    AGES 7-10. Decorated trees aren't just for Christmas anymore. Learn how to make a beautiful decorated tree out of tissue paper and foam. It makes a great gift for mom or dad or create an Easter Tree. Materials fee-$4. Instructor: K. Hahn

    Course#          Class# Fee Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA3576-080      4500  $18   RBC   11:30am-1:30pm   S(1)  3/3

     

    NEW!! Spanish 4 Kids 

    AGES 8-12. Introduction to Spanish for kids including greetings, numbers, simple questions, alphabet, opposites, some nouns, and names. Instructor: S. Kraft

    Course#          Class#     Fee   Location   Time  Day   Date 

    CSA3583-001      4361  $81   BC    2pm-3:30pm S(6)  1/21-2/25

     

  12. General Studies Classes Back to Top

    (District 522 residents- $95 +$4 fee = $99 per semester hour)  

    How To Register  

    Woodworking & Furniture Refinishing 

    Course#     Class# Lab Fee    Units Location    Time  Day   Date 

    GSHM59-01L  1684  $20   2.00  COLL130     6pm-8:50pm  W     1/18-4/11

     

    Conversational Spanish I 

    Course#     Class# Lab Fee    Units Location    Time  Day   Date 

    GSIC51-001  3650  $0    2.00  WESTB125    6pm-7:50pm  M     1/23-5/14

     

    Foundry Sandcasting 

    Course#     Class# Lab Fee    Units Location    Time  Day   Date 

    GSVR66-01D  1685  $32   2.00  FRBGN10     7pm-9:50pm  Th    1/19-5/10

     

    Auto Mechanics 

    Course#     Class# Lab Fee    Units Location    Time  Day   Date 

    GSVR120-01L 1812  $32   2.00  COLL148     7pm-9:50pm  T     1/17-4/10

     

    Small Gas Engines 

    Course#     Class# Lab Fee    Units Location    Time  Day   Date 

    GSVR136-01L 3655  $22   3.00  COLL152     6pm-8:50pm  T     1/17-5/15 

  13. Peoples Law School Back to Top

    Free workshops (Learn more about our legal system) 

    Lecture:7-8:30 pm – Q & A: 8:30-9pm  

    The Courts and How they Work - March 21 (BC)

    Family Law - March 28 (BC)

    Workers’ Compensation - April 4 (BC)

    Wills and Probate - April 11 (BC)

    The Courts and How they Work – March 22 (ESLCC)

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