Art, Crafts, & Photoraphy
Drawing Fundamentals $99
Learn to SEE as the artist sees. Composition, perspective, and proportion are the disciplines covered, as well as light, toning and technique in pencil and charcoal. There is minimal homework because acquiring these skills requires practice. Bring the supplies you have; complete list discussed at first class.
Ernest Shapiro attended Art Institute of Chicago,
graduated from
Room: LB
125W 9
am – noon
Class No.: 18981 Mon,
6/2 - 7/21
LIFE DRAWING $149
Capture the human form
in charcoal, pencil, or acrylics.
Sharpen your ability to see form, shape, and texture in quick,
rapid-fire gesture, short-set pose, and long-pose drawing. Helps to improve composition, proportion, and
perspective skills. Sharpens the ability
to see. Models will be clothed and
unclothed. Prerequisite:
completion of Fundamental Drawing class or other basic drawing course
Ernest Shapiro (See bio above)
Room: AB 124 1
- 4 pm
Class No.: 18987 Tue,
6/3 - 7/1
PAINTING WORKSHOP $99
Whether you’re an
intermediate or experienced artist, you will be able to work in your own style
and at your own level and advance in a collegial, non-competitive
environment. Bring
supplies you have; complete list discussed at first class.
Ernest Shapiro (See bio above)
Location:
FHCC 9 am – noon
Class No.: 19100 Fri,
6/6 - 8/1* *No class 7/4
Pastels: Beginning & Intermediate $85
Emphasis is on exploring mediums and developing your style. Learn about composition, color balance, textures, and varied pastel materials. The instructor helps you set your own goals and develop your style. Bring basic pastel set & paper; cost: $10 – $15
Ingrid Trott, graduate of Parsons School of Design, studied at Bradley, The Institute of Design, and IIT.
Room: AB 122 1
- 4 pm
Class No.: 18983 Tue,
6/3 - 7/1
Class No.: 13458 Tue,
7/8 - 8/5
COLORED PENCIL $99
A basic course in
various techniques, color, and composition for the beginner as well as the more
experienced artist who wishes to hone his/her skills. Emphasis will be on observations to gain
skill and interpretation leading to individual expression. Bring the supplies you
have; Prismacolor pencils and
Amber Waneliesta, professional artist and teacher.
Room: TBA 5:30
- 8:30 pm
Class No.: 18989 Tue,
6/3 - 7/8
Beading 101 $59
Class includes the
basics of beading from tools and wire to findings and beads. Learn about the
different stones and glass beads from all over the world. At class’s end you
will have a beautiful necklace, bracelet, and earring set. Materials fee: $10 – $25 depending on supplies chosen.
Marina Bender has been beading since the 1970s and teaching since 2001.
Room: AD 109 6
– 9 pm
Class No.: 19127 Tue,
6/17 - 6/24
Class No.: 13473 Tue,
7/8 - 7/15
Location: FHCC 9 am – 3 pm**
Class No.: 19131 Sat,
6/21 only
Class No.: 13484 Sat,
7/19only **Bring sack
lunch.
WIRE WRAPPING 101 $59
Learn the difference
in wires and wrapping methods. You will use basic techniques to create a stone
pendant and a wire bracelet. This is one of the hottest trends in jewelry
today. Tools provided; Materials fee: $15
Marina Bender (See bio above)
Room: AD 109
6
– 9 pm
Class No.: 19128 Wed,
6/18 - 6/25
Class No.: 13477 Wed,
7/9 - 7/16
Making
Memories Together: Family Scrapbooking
$45
Capture and preserve
memories of important events, vacations, and landmarks in your family’s
life. Don’t just paste mementos and
photos in an album. Create beautiful
pages for your scrapbook that express the spirit, the fun, the excitement of
the actual event. A parent may sign up
with one or two children 8 or older. Registration fee is per family member. Supplies fee: $20 per
family. Bring paper cutter, and double sided adhesive tape.
Lisa Muniz has been scrapbooking since 1998 and
teaching since 2000.
Room: LB
125W 9
am - 12 noon
Class No.: 19152 Wed,
6/11 - 7/2
digital photography $99
Class covers use of the basic components of digital photography: camera, computer, and printer. Instruction includes use of digital camera settings, hands on computer file manipulation, basic image editing, e-mail, web publishing, and archiving.
Richard Belcastro has been teaching and shooting professionally since 1980.
Location: PNC Wed,
6/4 - 6/25
Class No.: 19036 2
- 4 pm
Class No.: 19037 6
- 8 pm
Location: PNC Wed,
7/23 - 8/13
Class No.: 13486 6
- 8 pm
PHOTO SHOP ELEMENTS $129
Photoshop Elements is
user-friendly and incorporates key features of Adobe PhotoshopCS. Class covers features used by high-end,
amateur digital camera enthusiasts and professionals. It will be presentation
and hands-on intensive.
Richard Belcastro (See bio above)
Location:
PNC 6
- 8 pm
Class No.: 19095 Tue,
6/3 - 7/8
Location: PNC 2
- 4 pm
Class No.: 13483 Wed,
7/16 - 8/20
white balance, camera raw & Photoshop Cs/elements workflow $79
Full use of custom white balance and camera raw moves you into the level of highest-quality photography at the semi-professional level. Achieve perfect skin tones, perfect color balance and optimum editing. The workflow covers the process of shooting with custom or preset WB and camera RAW, followed by conversion and editing using Photoshop CS or Elements. Bring camera and owner’s manual.
Richard Belcastro (See bio above)
Location:
PNC 6
– 7:30 pm
Class No.: 13485 Tue,
7/22 - 8/5
Business & Professional Growth
HOW TO BECOME A SUCCESSFUL CONSULTANT $69
Learn what it takes to become a consultant, how to get started, how to price your services, how to get and work with clients, and how to grow the business.
John Riley is a trainer and former corporate executive in international sales and marketing.
Room: TBA 5:30
– 7:30 pm
Class No.: 19058 Wed,
6/11 - 7/2
Internet Marketing $129
Learn how building community into your website increases traffic and gets you a better position in search engies. Topics covered include: blogs, newsletters, affiliate marketing, linking strategies, using Internet video to increase sales, and more.
Terry Houghland, M.A. in Management, is a co-owner of Netvesta.com.
Room: TBA 7:15
– 9:15 pm
Class No.: 19096 Wed,
6/4 - 7/16
Financial Planning & Investing
Note:
UNDERSTANDING CONSUMER CREDIT RIGHTS & RESPONSIBILITIES $39
In an overview of the credit world, learn what matters when it comes to attaining the highest credit scores possible, under-stand your credit report, and how to fix mistakes on it. Find out the credit ramifications of short sales and foreclosures. Materials fee, $15.
Patrick Ritchie, author or “The Credit Road Map,” 2007 Pulitzer Prize nominee.
Room: TBA 7:15
– 9:15 pm
Class No.: 19136 Tue,
6/24 only
SUCCESSFUL MONEY MANAGEMENT $59
Learn: key concepts
and practices of wise money management, how to minimize your taxes, maximize
your investment returns, and provide a secure future for yourself and your
family. No matter how much you earn, the
principles of financial planning apply.
The knowledge you gain in this class can benefit you for the rest of
your life. You
may register a guest at no additional cost. Fee includes one set of materials
and a free consultation at the conclusion of the class.
Bill Gold, CFP, full service finance planning and investment services since 1971
Room: TBA 7:15
- 10 pm
Class No.: 19007 Tue,
6/24 - 7/8
THE NEXT HOT STOCK: BEST WEBSITES FOR INVESTORS $49
Many free and low-cost
websites run programs and search engines to help you find high-potential
companies, either for long-term investing or short-term trading. Get hands-on training; let the Internet help
you build a better portfolio. Instructor’s ebook is available on CD-ROM for $10
Richard Victor has worked for a leading online brokerage firm; he has been teaching since 1998.
Room: TBA 6:30
– 9:30 pm
Class No.: 18982 Mon,
6/2 only
Investing with GUARANTEEs $39
Learn how you can avoid all downside risk yet still gain from market advances. Learn the “secrets of annuities,” how they guarantee lifetime income, reduce taxes, provide market-like returns with zero risk. We’ll compare various growth formulas and payout options and how to avoid selecting the wrong product because of sales glitz. Determine if one is right for your portfolio, and when NOT to get an annuity
Ray Spatti, Ph.D. (See bio above)
Room: TBA 7:15
– 9:15 pm
Class No.: 19080 Tue,
6/24 only
Location: FHCC 10 am -
noon
Class No.: 19079 Sat,
6/28 only
LONG TERM CARE $45
Learn how LTC
systems work, Medicare & Medicaid rules, how costs are determined, ways to
customize benefits yet protect your assets, as well as how to choose an agent
and evaluate insurance companies. Learn
the traps to avoid, ways to reduce your costs, ways to fund LTC, and when NOT
to buy insurance. A spouse or family member may register at no
additional cost.
Ray Spatti, Ph.D., (See bio above)
Room: TBA 7:15
– 9:15 pm
Class No.: 19101 Tue,
6/17 only
Location: FHCC 10
am - noon
Class No.: 19133 Sat,
6/21 only
SMART WOMEN CAN FINISH RICH $49
Learn what it takes for a woman to be secure in her financial future. Statistics indicate that women live 12 to 18 years longer than men, and more single women are making the decision that a “man is not a financial plan”. Learn how to get your finances in order and how to take maximum advantage of wealth-creating ideas.
John Larsen has taught investing since 1995 and works for one of the largest brokerage houses in the country.
Room: TBA 7:15
– 9:15 pm
Class No.: 18988 Tue,
6/3 - 6/10
FUNDAMENTAL & ADVANCED ANALYSIS OF STOCKS $49
Learn to construct an investment portfolio. We’ll cover various investment theories used in selecting stocks and other securities. Course is not designed for day traders. Materials: $20.
John Larsen (See bio above)
Room: TBA 7:15
– 9:15 pm
Class No.: 19035 Wed,
6/4 - 6/11
MUTUAL FUNDS $49
Learn how to select funds, determine true costs, measure risk, and put a portfolio together. Covers strategies, down-market investing, prospectus review, ROTH, SEP, IRA concepts with funds, and taxation. Materials fee: $20.
John Larsen (See bio above)
Room: AD 109 7:15
– 9:15 pm
Class No.: 13482 Wed, 7/16 - 7/23
INCOME FOR LIFE: FACTORS & SOLUTIONS $49
Investment and tax strategies used to accumulate wealth are inherently different than those used to distribute wealth. Learn factors and solutions to create an income for life from your retirement savings, when to start taking distributions from your IRAs and how to minimize taxation on your social security benefits. Whether close to retirement or already retired, join us to discover ways to protect your principle.
Jonathan Zweifel, CFP, BS in Finance
Room: TBA 7:15
– 9:15 pm
Class No.: 19164 Tu/Th,
6/17 - 6/19
Location: FHCC 9
am - noon
Class No.: 13487 Sat
7/12 only
PURCHASING A
HOME $65
OR INVESTMENT PROPERTY
This course covers the basics and strategies of purchasing a home – from your first purchase to multiple investment properties. Learn: how to avoid common pitfalls and how to save (and make!) money, how to choose a solid purchase opportunity, how to make real estate finance your purchase and make it profitable, and ways to improve and strengthen your credit rating. We’ll cover strategies to decrease income taxes, build wealth to provide for retirement and ways to increase your monthly cash flow.
Alan Blood, attorney and real estate advisor, teaches home buying educational courses throughout the western states.
Room: TBA 7:15
– 9:15 pm
Class No.: 19071 Tu/Th,
6/24 & 6/26
Health & fitness
Fibromyalgia & $45
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Yes, there are answers to these frustrating conditions. Learn the answers from a doctor who has treated these conditions for over 15 years, including the most recent successful treatment protocals. Guest physicians will be attending.
Kenneth Muhich, DC, has been treating these conditions since 1991.
Room: TBA
6 – 7:30 pm
Class No.: 19085 Wed,
6/11 only
Acupressure Self-Help $59
with Tai Chi
Stay healthy, prevent disease, and boost your imune system as you replenish your body and relax your mind. Learn acupressure points to become balanced on a mental, physical, and spiritual level.
Victoria Mogilner, author and certified
acupuncturist, Reiki Master, and Tai Chi Chin instructor. She studied in
Room: TBA 5:30
- 7 pm
Class No.: 19005 Wed,
6/4 - 7/9
Home & Family
THAI
CUISINE $35
Learn to use the
spices and herbs that give Thai food an authentic flavor. Prepare dishes that accommodate both hot and
mild palates. Supplies
fee: $20, payable to the instructor at start of class.
Irene Chang, author and publisher of a Chinese cookbook, has been teaching cooking since 1983.
Room AP 251 4:30
– 7:30 pm
Class No.: 18991 Mon,
6/2 only
CHINESE COOKING $35
& NUTRITION
Learn how to cook with a wok and use Chinese cooking
utensils. This course will feature Cantonese,
Irene Chang (See bio above)
Room: AP 251 4:30
- 7:30 pm
Class No.: 19099 Mon,
6/9 only
Interior
Design $85
Workshop
This workshop covers design
considerations for your space. Learn about room flow, style mixing and
arrangement, colorizing and finishes, lighting effects, and kitchen/bath
redos. Includes designer resources.Bring photos of and ideas for your rooms
Ingrid Trott, award winning artist, graduate of Parsons School of Design.
Room: LB
125W 1
– 4 pm
Class No.: 19006 Wed,
6/4 - 7/2
Class No.: 13478 Wed,
7/9 - 8/6
Simple
Feng Shui: $39
Creating a Comfortable Home
Feng Shui is about the
colors, symbols, and placement of things in your home and how the decor can
help bring you happiness and abundance.
Learn how to use this art in your own home.
Donna Stellhorn, consultant, speaker, author of Feng Shui Form.
Room: TBA 6
- 9 pm
Class No.: 19089 Thu,
6/12 only
HOME IMPROVEMENT & REPAIR, BEGINNING $119
Learn to take care of simple home repairs and improvements. Course covers basic tools, carpentry, minor plumbing, electrical, tile, and painting projects.
David Hull, BS Engineering Construction, licensed contractor, formerly in Naval Seabees (construction battalion).
Room: LB 125W 6:30
– 9:30 pm
Class No.: 19053 Thu,
6/5 - 6/26
ORGANIC GARDENING, BASIC $39
Enjoy delicious, healthy, home-grown fruits and vegetables freshly picked from your garden. Learn to prepare the soil, make compost, and use organic fertilizers and soil amendments. Resource list for economical organic gardening products provided.
Jeffrey Schiller, publisher/editor of “Making Scents Magazine” on herbs, aromatherapy, organic produces and healthy living.
Room: TBA 1
- 5 pm
Class No.: 13479 Wed,
7/9 only
GOING SOLAR IN
Are you considering a
solar electric system for your home or business? Learn the major components of solar electric
(PV) systems and their function, factors to consider before installing a
system, and incentives currently available.
Learn how to take advantage of
Lee Feliciano, MBA, member of
Room: TBA 6
– 9 pm
Class No.: 19172 Mon,
6/16 only
Language & Writing
TOEFL
PREPARATION $165
A complete course for
improving TOEFL scores. The class will focus on language skills, practice
exercises, and test-taking strategies. We’ll use pre-tests, post-tests,
computerized and paper practice tests. The class may be repeated. Prerequisites: Level five and an ASSET test score of 40 or
above are recommended. Text available in Bookstore
Elizabeth Burns, MA, experienced TOEFL and ESL instructor.
Room: TBA 5
– 6:30 pm
Class No.: 19161 Mn/Wd,
6/2 - 7/23
FRENCH, BEGINNING $129
Learn French in a fun,
relaxed atmosphere! If you are planning to travel to
Colette Galyon born in the Normandie Region of France, lived 40
years in Paris, and moved to the U.S. in 1988
Room: TBA 5:30
– 7:30 pm
Class No.: 19093 Tue,
6/3 - 8/5
FRENCH, INTERMEDIATE $129
Designed for students
who have had an introduction to the language. You will practice your verbs and
acquire new vocabulary through interactive dialogues. Get ready for the next level. Prerequisite: A basic understanding
of French. Required text available in bookstore.
Colette Galyon (See bio above)
Room: AD 109 5:30
– 7:30 pm
Class No.: 19051 Mon,
6/2 - 8/4
FRENCH, ADVANCED $129
This class is
conducted completely in French. Work on
grammar expressions and sentence construction based on different themes such as
history, music, social events, etc. Prerequisite: A good understanding of French. Required text
available in bookstore.
Colette Galyon (See bio above)
Room: AD 109 5:30
– 7:30 pm
Class No.: 19041 Thu,
6/5 - 8/7* *7/3 class off
campus.
beginning SPANISH $129
We’ll focus on
learning to speak Spanish according to real life situations; meeting someone,
at the airport, traveling in
John St. Clair, BA, in Humanities, linguist, translater, teacher.
Room: TBA 3:30
- 6 pm
Class No.: 19052 Thu,
6/5 - 7/31* *No class 7/3
Room: LB 125W 6:30
- 9 pm
Class No.: 19055 Mon,
6/9 - 7/28
CONTINUING SPANISH $129
Continue to build your
conversational skills and vocabulary.
Class participation is largely in Spanish. Prerequisite: A basic understanding of Spanish. Text available in Bookstore.
John St. Clair, BA (See bio above)
Room: TBA 6:30
- 9 pm
Class No.: 19088 Wed,
6/11 - 7/30
ITALIAN,
BEGINNING $99
A language journey to
beautiful Italia. Students begin to
learn Italian in an informal class setting.
Pronunciation and vocabulary will be stressed. This is the course for anyone who might be
traveling to
Dennis Riccitelli, MA, instructor in Italian and
traveler to many cities in
Room: TBA Tue,
6/3 - 8/5
Class No.: 18985 3:30
- 5 pm
Class No.: 18986 6:30
- 8 pm
CONTINUING ITALIAN $99
A continuation of
the Beginning Italian class, students will continue the study of the Italian
Language in an informal class setting.
along with pronunciation and vocabulary, there will be more
concentration on grammar and dialogue. Text (same test used for Beg.) available in bookstore.
Dennis Riccitelli, MA (See
bio above)
Room: TBA 6
- 8 pm
Class No.: 19104 Thu,
6/19 - 8/14* *No class July
3
HOW
TO WRITE A NOVEL $99
This course is designed to help the independent writer gain insight into each facet of novel writing, have a professional critic and writer guide the work, and form working and supportive relationships with other writers.
Rob Hall, MFA, professional screen-writer, critic, and editor; past judge for national and international literary contests
Room: TBA 6:30
– 9:30 pm
Class No.: 19094 Tue,
6/3 - 7/15
HOW
TO WRITE CHILDREN’S PICTURE BOOKs $79
Examine picture book
formats, create plot, settings, dialogue and poetry manuscripts for easy,
emergent and transitional readers.
Practice storyboarding and other writing techniques. Cover letters, query letters, and publishing
resources discussed. Materials fee: $15.
Marilyn June Janson, MSEd, published author, owns a literary services company, teaching since 1993. www.janwrite.com
Room: TBA 10
am – noon
Class No.: 19048 Thu,
6/5 - 7/24* *No class 6/19,
7/3
GET
YOUR BOOK Written & Published $139
Learn eleven laws for getting your writing into print now in a tested and proven method that applies no matter what you write. This class shows you how to tap into the infinite source of your inspiration at will.
Tom Bird, author of 16 books and hundreds of articles, instructor since 1995.
Room:
TBA 6 - 9:30 pm
Class No.: 19038 Wd/Th, 6/4-6/5
Dance, Music, & Performance
BALLROOM DANCE $69
Learn the Waltz,
Cha-Cha, Rumba, Swing, and Fox Trot. Have fun and exercise at the same
time. Students
are required to enroll as couples, so invite a friend.
Misha Pemberton, professional dance instructor since 1993.
Room: SC 164 Thu,
6/5 - 8/14*
Class No.: 19040 6
– 7:45 pm
Class No.: 19028 8
– 9:45 pm
*No class 7/3
BALLROOM & Latin Dance II $79
We’ll focus on advanced patterns and techniques in Foxtrot, Waltz, Tango, Viennese Waltz, and Quickstep. We’ll also work on the Latin rhythms of Rumba, Cha Cha, Samba, Bolero, and Swing. Prerequisite: Must have completed two semester of Ballroom Dance I prior to registration. Students are required to enroll as couples, so invite a friend.
Misha Pemberton (See bio above)Room: SC 164 7
- 9 pm
Class No.: 18984 Tue,
6/3 - 8/5
INSTANT PIANO FOR HOPELESSLY BUSY PEOPLE $45
Learn to play the
piano the way the pros do – with chords.
Learn seven songs in class, and perfect your techniques at home using
the practice tape. Ability to read the treble clef recommended. (Send SASE to IKI, Inc.,
Craig Coffman, professional musician and instructor.
Room: TBA 6:30
- 9:30 pm
Class No.: 19092 Mon,
6/16 only
HOW TO PLAY PIANO BY EAR $45
A very practical
presentation of music theory that includes predicting chord progressions,
learning from recordings, and transposing – all expressed in everyday language. An ideal follow-up to the “Instant Piano”
class and open to anyone who has a basic understanding of chords on any
instrument. Prior experience with chords
recommended. Materials
fee: $28, payable at start of class.
Craig Coffman (See bio above)
Room: TBA 6:30
– 9:30 pm
Class No.: 19107 Tue,
6/17 only
BLUES,
BOOGIE-Woogie Piano Styles $45
This hands-on workshop introduces beginners and experts to the uniquely American piano form known as the blues. For beginners, it’s a low-stress introduction to piano playing. For traditional pianists, it sets the stage for learning many different styles including rock, gospel, jazz, boogie-woogie, and improvising techniques. Materials fee: $28, payable at start of class.
Craig Coffman (See bio above)
Room: MB 135 6:30
– 9:30 pm
Class No.: 19103 Thu,
6/19 only
BEGINNING GUITAR $79
Designed for the absolute beginner, the emphasis of this guitar class will be on folk-style harmonic accompaniment, as well as note reading. Techniques will include finger style and flat-pick style. Class will stress efficient practice techniques along with proper sitting and hand positions. The basic fundamentals of the 12-bar blues form and blues improvisation will be included. Recommended text to be discussed in class.
Gerald Rulon-Maxwell, BA in Music Performance, has been teaching and playing professionally since 2004.
Room: TBA 8
- 9 pm
Class No.: 19033 Tue,
6/3 - 7/22
SINGING THE CLASSICS to Broadway $99
Enjoy the fun of
singing a varied repertoire of classical, musical theatre, and popular
music. Gain a vibrant voice and achieve
greater breath control, tonal quality, diction, and power. Be free from strain and tension by studying
the fundamentals of a healthy vocal technique. Texts
available in bookstore.
Ruth Dubinbaum has performed in theater and opera
houses in Europe and the
Room: SC 171 7:30
– 9 pm
Class No.: 18980 Mon,
6/2 - 8/4* *No class 6/30,
7/14
Revitalize Your Voice $69
Speakers and singers can empower and enrich their voices
with strength and endurance. Healthy
vocal habits will be built by studying the fundamentals of a strong vocal
technique. Enjoy your voice by freeing
it from stress and tension while gaining the ability to express yourself with
ease and stamina.
Ruth Dubinbaum (See bio above)
Room: SC 171 6:30 - 7:30
pm
Class No.: 18979 Mon,
6/2 - 8/4 *No
class 6/30, 7/14
CONVERT VINYL & CASSETTES TO CD $49
Learn to convert vinyl records and music cassette tapes into digital files that play on your computer or onto CD’s, that will play in any CD, ipod, or mp3 player - by using a turntable, Plus Deck hardware (internal PC cassette deck) and a desktop PC computer. Other methods also demonstrated using USB technology and others not requiring a PC, that record directly to either a CD, flash drive or Secure Digital (SD) media card. Bring a vinyl record and/or music cassette tape, blank CD, flash drive and/or Secure Digital media card.
Jeffrey Schiller instructor since 1993.
Room: TBA 6
– 10 pm
Class No.: 13459 Wed, 7/9
only
Personal Growth
WOMEN’S SELF DEFENSE TRAINING $89
You need to know how
to take care of yourself. In this
course in personal protection, designed by women for women, learn: prevention,
awareness, de-escalation, escape, low-profile, dynamic counter-attack, and
post-confrontation management. Wear casual or workout
clothes
Susan Baldwin, former Federal agent, is a Certified Rape Prevention Instructor, and holds two black belts.
Room: SC 164 6
– 9 pm
Class No.: 19050 Mon,
6/2 - 7/7
CREATING YOUR “VOICE IMAGE” FOR WOMEN $59
Your voice “image” reflects who you are and how you’re feeling about yourself in any given situation. The sound of your voice has 5 times the impact of your words. Explore the possibilities of the way you use your voice and learn to control the “image” it creates.
Lou Hunt, professional voice actor, has been teaching since 1976.
Room: LB
125W 10
am – 4 pm
Class No.: 19130 Thu,
6/19 only
KNOW
YOURSELF $89
This class is designed to help you become aware of who you are, how you got this way, and how to eliminate bad feelings such as anger, depression, fear, and guilt.
Norm Nichol, Ph. D., psychology major, counseling diploma.
Room: TBA 7:15 – 9:15pm
Class No.: 19097 Thu,
6/5 - 7/31* *No class
7/3
SETTING YOUR $69
ACTION PLAN
Designed to help you
identify your goals, priorities, and obstacles, and then to establish a plan of
action to get on track to a more balanced, fulfilling life. Optional book, $15.
Karen Mavrikos, MC, life coach and certified counselor for children and adults.
Location:
PNC 9
am – 12 noon
Class No.: 19091 Sat,
6/14 - 6/28
BE A GREAT COMMUNICATOR $45
Learn to: write powerfully to influence, speak easily anywhere, and use your right and left brain together to be more creative. A must for teachers, students, sales people and business persons who need to influence or motivate people, write reports that capture attention, and converse successfully at home and at work. Materials fee: $15.
Bob Walling, author and educator who has specialized
in learning and brain skills for colleges, corporations, and churches since
1990.
Room: TBA 6
– 9 pm
Class No.: 19105 Mon,
6/23 only
COMPLETE MEMORY WORKOUT $45
Discover how to remember lists, names, what you read and see, and new words without using memory systems. Learn how to forget what you don’t need to remember, to use association and emotions, and six ways to strengthen memory. Materials fee: $12.
Bob Walling, M.Ed.,(See bio above)
Room: TBA 6
- 9 pm
Class No.: 19068 Tue,
6/24 only
DOUBLE YOUR $45
BRAIN POWER
Increase the methods
you use to learn new materials, learn techniques used by sports figures and
artists that unleash your creativity.
Improve your abilities to: produce creative ideas, learn how to get in a
“zone” or “flow” of creative power, use the logic of critical thinking
techniques to uncover false or deceiving arguments and recognize manipulation,
learn more quickly and with better recall.
Materials fee: $12, payable to instructor.
Bob Walling, M.Ed.,(See bio above)
Room: TBA 1
- 4 pm
Class No.: 19069 Tue,
6/24 only
Potpourri
DEVELOP & CONTROL $59
YOUR PSYCHIC ABILITY
Develop or expand your psychic ability with simple techniques of guided meditation and visualization. Exercises include: meeting your angels/spirit guides, psychic healing and protection, and interactive and experiential “tuning in” to people and animals living and who have crossed over.
Carrie Shubert, psychic; clairvoyant; and consultant, has been teaching since 1979. www.carrieshubert.com
Room: TBA 6:30–10
pm
Class No.: 19056 Tue,
6/10 - 6/17
ADVANCED $49
PSYCHIC ABILITY
Perfect for those who have taken Carrie’s first course, this class provides an opportunity to sharpen current psychic skills, fine tune timing, healing, and details in readings.
Carrie Shubert (See bio above)
Room: TBA 6:30
– 10 pm
Class No.: 19073 Tue,
6/24 only
HOW TO BECOME A $55
MYSTERY SHOPPER
Learn what a Mystery Shopper does and how to get started earning money while having fun. Typical assignments include evaluating restaurants, retail stores, banks, gas stations, and events. Students may take part in a working lunch assignment. Access to a computer is highly recommended to be successful as a mystery shopper. All materials included.
Sheila Chavez has successfully turned mystery shopping into a second career.
Room: TBA 10
am - 4 pm
Class No.: 19090 Thu,
6/12 only
Class No.: 13480 Thu,
7/10 only
BECOME A CERTIFIED $39
SUBSTITUTE TEACHER
A bachelors degree is enough to get you started on the path to becoming a Certified Substitute Teacher. Especially attractive as part time work that allows you to put your intelligence and education to work while earning extra income. Includes working your way through the paperwork as well as classroom management techniques.
Dan Cain, BA, K-12 substitute teacher.
Room: LB
125W 9am
– 12 noon
Class No.: 19060 Thu,
6/12 only
TECHNIQUES FOR ELEMENTARY $39
SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS
Learn techniques for controlling classroom behavior. Specifics on classroom routine will be addressed and emphasis will be on a substitute’s responsibility in the classroom. Includes example of what to take into the classroom to have a more successful day.
Barbara Cawthorne, BA, former teacher, substitute, and author of “Instant Success,” for teachers and new substitutes.
Room: LB
125W 6:30
- 9:30 pm
Class No.: 19174 Wed,
6/4 only
Recreation
BE A MODERN NOMAD $45
Work or volunteer your way around the world, or simply travel better and cheaper anywhere you go. Learn how to travel alone safely, get reduced hotel rates, know where and when not to travel, use European cities to do really cheap travel all over the world. Materials fee: $15.
Bob Walling educated in the
Room: TBA 6
– 9 pm
Class No.: 19074 Wed,
6/25 only
EUROPEAN HOT SPOTS
Experience a
Bob Walling (See bio
above)
Room: TBA 1
- 4 pm
Class No.: 19075 Wed,
6/25 only