Summer 2013 - Los Angeles City College
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L o s A n g e l e s C i t y C o l l e g e<br />
Community<br />
Services <strong>Summer</strong> <strong>2013</strong><br />
educate. enlighten. enrich. | Check out your new and favorite classes!<br />
Makeup Artistry 101<br />
Entertainment Academy for Inspiring Youth<br />
Ballet for Kids<br />
Great for kids.<br />
See page 35.<br />
<strong>College</strong> for KIDS! 4<br />
Science Exploration 7<br />
Program from Scratch 4<br />
Ballet 7 /Kung-Fu 8<br />
<strong>Summer</strong> Camps 5<br />
Math Success 5<br />
So much more!<br />
Bookkeeping/Accounting 12<br />
Bartending 14<br />
Sewing Made Easy 27<br />
Swimming 29<br />
Allied Health Programs 2<br />
Clases En Español 17<br />
Many new and favorites!<br />
communityservices.lacitycollege.edu<br />
323.953.4000 x2651
Allied Health Programs<br />
with Boston Reed<br />
Don’t put off the start of a new career in healthcare.<br />
Call 800.201.1141 for more information.<br />
VETERINARY ASSISTANT CERTIFICATE PROGRAM | Love Animals?<br />
Begin a New Career in Five weeks<br />
As a Veterinary Assistant you will help the Veterinarian or the Veterinarian<br />
Technician in their daily tasks. You will feed, water, and examine pets for<br />
signs of illness, disease, or injury; clean and disinfect cages and work areas,<br />
as well as sterilize surgical equipment in laboratories, animal hospitals and<br />
clinics. This program combines 35 hours of classroom instruction with a 24<br />
hour volunteer experience. The voluntary experience component requires<br />
students to volunteer their time. Each student will be responsible for<br />
coordinating his or her volunteer experience.<br />
Class fee of $999 includes books, consumable supplies, and course<br />
completion certificate. A payment plan is available.<br />
VA130907 5 Saturdays ◦ Sept 7-Oct 5 ◦ $2,895 ◦ 9:30 am-5:00 pm ◦ Dr. Erin Hogan<br />
PHARMACY TECHNICIAN CERTIFICATE PROGRAM | Become a Pharmacy<br />
Technician in Seven Months<br />
Pharmacy Technicians are in high-demand, with job opportunities projected<br />
to grow 25 percent by 2016. The prescription drug industry is changing<br />
everyday. With those changes comes a need for a new wave of highly<br />
trained pharmacy technicians. Successful graduates of this program are<br />
prepared for careers in retail and hospital pharmacy settings. A Pharmacy<br />
Technician assists the pharmacist with mixing and packaging prescriptions,<br />
referring clients to the pharmacist for counseling, inventory control and<br />
purchasing, as well as collecting payment and coordinating billing. This<br />
course combines 182 hours of classroom instruction with 120 hours of<br />
pharmacy externship to provide you with a complete learning experience.<br />
Class fee of $2,895 covers books, supplies, externship, and course<br />
completion certificate. A payment plan is available.<br />
Upon successful completion graduates will receive a certificate of completion and become eligible to apply<br />
for registration as a Pharmacy Technician in the State of California.<br />
PT130906 Fridays ◦ Sept 6, ‘13-Feb 7, ‘14 ◦ $2,895 ◦ 9:30 am-5:00 pm ◦ Amir Karimi<br />
ELECTRONIC HEALTH RECORD SYSTEM TECHNOLOGIST | Online Class<br />
Employment of professionals in the electronic Health Records field is expected to grow 20 percent by 2018.<br />
As an Electronic Health Records System Technologist (EHR) you will assist<br />
healthcare providers to choose, implement, train and maintain an<br />
electronic health records system. You will learn the essential components of<br />
the electronic health record and health information exchange essentials;<br />
system selection and implementation; project management and<br />
fundamentals of change and human factors. This program is 216 hours in<br />
length over 18 weeks offered entirely online with live, weekly<br />
teleconferences. Health information Technology is one of the hottest<br />
careers in healthcare today! By 2014 all Medical facilities will be using<br />
electronic health records. Start a new career in a growing medical<br />
profession today! Upon successful completion graduates will receive a<br />
Certificate of Completion. A payment plan is available.<br />
EHR120701 18 Weeks Continuous Enrollment Each Month $3,600 Boston Reed Staff<br />
ATTEND A FREE INFORMATION SESSION<br />
Wednesday, August 7, <strong>2013</strong> | 6:30-8:00 pm<br />
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President’s Welcome<br />
Welcome to Community<br />
Services at <strong>Los</strong> <strong>Angeles</strong> <strong>City</strong><br />
<strong>College</strong> program. The<br />
Community Service program<br />
provides a wide range of<br />
lifelong learning and<br />
enrichment opportunities by<br />
offering classes and programs that are:<br />
Designed with you in mind<br />
Conveniently scheduled<br />
Low cost with easy enrollment<br />
Taught by talented professionals in<br />
their respective fields<br />
Regardless of your age or educational goal,<br />
there’s a Community Services class that can keep<br />
you current with today’s trends and technologies,<br />
and assist you to get ahead in life and career—or<br />
for just plain fun!<br />
Renee D. Martinez, President<br />
<strong>Los</strong> <strong>Angeles</strong> <strong>City</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />
Administration<br />
Ms. Renee D. Martinez, Interim President<br />
Dr. Dan Walden, VP of Academic Affairs<br />
Dr. Lawrence Bradford, VP of<br />
Student Services<br />
Mr. Paul Carlson, VP of Administration Services<br />
Ms. A. Alex Davis, Dean, Economic Development<br />
and Workforce Education<br />
Dr. Thelma Day, Dean of Academic Affairs<br />
Ms. Allison Jones, Dean of Academic Affairs<br />
Dr. Todd Scott, Dean of Economic Affairs<br />
Dr. Randy Anderson, Dean of Special Services<br />
Dr. Edward Pai, Dean of Institutional<br />
Effectiveness<br />
Mr. William A. Marmolejo, Dean of<br />
Enrollment Services<br />
Ms. Guadalupe Jara, Associate Dean of Economic<br />
Development and Workforce Education<br />
Mr. Corey Rodgers, Associate Dean of<br />
EOP&S/CARE<br />
Mr. Earic Peters, Associate Dean of Student Life<br />
Mr. Jeremy Villar, Associate Dean of<br />
Student Services<br />
Mr. Anil K. Jain, Associate VP of<br />
Administrative Services<br />
Ms. Lenore Saunders, Administrative Analyst<br />
Mr. Bob Garcia, Physical Plant<br />
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<strong>Los</strong> <strong>Angeles</strong> Community <strong>College</strong><br />
District Administration<br />
Dr. Daniel J. LaVista, Chancellor<br />
Dr. Adriana D. Barrera, Deputy Chancellor<br />
Dr. Yasmin Delahoussaye, Vice Chancellor for<br />
Educational Programs and Institutional<br />
Effectiveness<br />
Dr. Felicito Cajayon, Vice Chancellor of Economic<br />
and Workforce Development<br />
Mr. James D. O’Reilly, Executive Director of<br />
Facilities Planning and Development<br />
Ms. Camille A. Goulet, General Counsel<br />
Ms. Jeanette Gordon, Chief Financial<br />
Officer/Treasurer<br />
Board of Trustees<br />
Mr. Steve Veres, President<br />
Ms. Tina Park, First Vice President<br />
Ms. Nancy Pearlman, Second Vice President<br />
Mr. Kelly Candaele<br />
Ms. Mona Field<br />
Mr. Miguel Santiago<br />
Mr. Scott J. Svonkin<br />
Mr. Daniel Campos, Student Trustee<br />
Community Services Staff<br />
Ms. Leticia Campoy, Program Manager<br />
Mr. Angelo Almonte, Recreation Event Assistant<br />
Ms. Yolanda Carrillo, Recreation Event Assistant<br />
Ms. Gayane Galoyan, Recreation Event Technician<br />
Ms. Bibiana Oppenheimer, Recreation Event<br />
Technician<br />
Ms. Jesenia Salguero, Recreation Event Assistant<br />
Mr. Gary Tewalestewa, Recreation Event<br />
Technician<br />
Mr. Lance Zakabi, Recreation Event Technician<br />
LACC Community Services<br />
855 N Vermont Avenue, <strong>Los</strong> <strong>Angeles</strong>, CA 90029<br />
Administration Building 112 (main registration)/<br />
Economic Workforce Development 501<br />
323.953.4000 x2651<br />
communityservices.lacitycollege.edu<br />
comsvcs@lacitycollege.edu<br />
Hours of Operation<br />
Monday-Friday 10 am-7 pm<br />
Saturday 8 am-1 pm<br />
<strong>Los</strong> <strong>Angeles</strong> <strong>City</strong> <strong>College</strong> (USPS Publication Number 8100) Volume 1 Issue 3 is published 4 times per year<br />
(February – April – July – September) by <strong>Los</strong> <strong>Angeles</strong> <strong>City</strong> <strong>College</strong>, Office of Advertising & Public Relations,<br />
855 N. Vermont Avenue, <strong>Los</strong> <strong>Angeles</strong>, CA 90029. PERIODICAL Postage Prices paid at <strong>Los</strong> <strong>Angeles</strong>, CA, and at<br />
additional mailing offices. POSTMASTER: Send address corrections to <strong>Los</strong> <strong>Angeles</strong> <strong>City</strong> <strong>College</strong>, Community<br />
Services Department, 855 N. Vermont Avenue, <strong>Los</strong> <strong>Angeles</strong>, CA 90029.<br />
Arts & Crafts .......................................... 25<br />
Business ............................................... 12<br />
Career ................................................. 14<br />
<strong>College</strong> for KIDS ....................................... 4<br />
Computers ............................................. 8<br />
Consumer Education ................................. 18<br />
Cooking & Foods ..................................... 19<br />
Creative Writing ..................................... 15<br />
Table of Contents<br />
Dance.................................................. 20<br />
Drama ................................................. 21<br />
En Español ............................................ 17<br />
Exercise & Relaxation .............................. 22<br />
Language ............................................. 23<br />
Medical ................................................ 16<br />
Music & Voice ........................................ 19<br />
Swimming/Water Activities ........................ 29
COLLEGE for KIDS<br />
SAT & ACT PREPARATION | Help your child to get a higher test score!<br />
The SAT (Scholastic Aptitude Test) and ACT (American <strong>College</strong> Testing) is<br />
inevitable for all high school students planning to apply to a 4 year<br />
college/university. With careful preparation students will walk through SAT/ACT<br />
reasoning and inference practice analogies: grammar, science reasoning critical<br />
thinking, & higher mathematic applications. Students will also cover/study the<br />
new essay-writing portion of the GED test through practice preparation. In<br />
addition, participants will discover valuable test taking strategies/secrets about answering questions.<br />
Included will be a practice examination and an assessment.<br />
Bring these books to class: 1. Kaplan S.A.T. 2012: Strategies, Practice & Review. 2. McGraw-Hill’s ACT<br />
Practice Tests 3rd edition by Steven W. Dulan May 25, 2010.<br />
800001 4 Fridays ◦ Jun 28-Jul 19 ◦ $85 ◦ 5:00-8:00 pm ◦ Antonio Cervantes<br />
COLLEGE PREPARATION | Apply for college & financial grants early!<br />
Students will learn how to apply to colleges and universities, both public & private, acquire and fill out<br />
appropriate forms for admission, write a personal statement, find and apply for scholarships and grants,<br />
learn about Advanced Placement classes, learn the difference between SAT, ACT and the PSAT, prepare for<br />
the college of your choice as early as the seventh grade.<br />
Students are required to have internet access at home and a valid email address.<br />
800002 2 Fridays ◦ Jul 26-Aug 2 ◦ $49 ◦ 5:00-8:00 pm ◦ Antonio Cervantes<br />
FUN WITH ABC’s (Ages 3-5)<br />
Fun with ABC’s is for the very young student. Reading will be promoted through an introduction of phonics<br />
thru arts & crafts. Age appropriate literature will also be introduced.<br />
Material fee of $3 payable at time of registration. Limited enrollment!<br />
800003 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $60 ◦ 12:45-1:45 pm ◦ Polly Matthes<br />
TYPING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE (Ages 9 and up)<br />
Let your fingers do the talking! Learn how to type the fun, fast and easy way! Students will type school<br />
reports, letters, homework and applications. Get the correct fundamentals on the computer keyboard which<br />
will pay off when they enter college and the business world. Students are encouraged to repeat if more<br />
practice or speedier progress is desired. Limited to only 9 students.<br />
800004 Mon-Thur ◦ Jun 24-27 ◦ $50 ◦ 4:30-5:30 pm ◦ Computer Staff<br />
LEARN TO PROGRAM FROM SCRATCH (Ages 11-16)<br />
Is there more to computers than playing games, watching videos or endless chatting? Be<br />
the creator of your own digital stories, animations, games, music and art. Bring your<br />
creativity and imagination to this workshop and learn how to program with Scratch AND<br />
have fun, too! Limited to only 9 students. All students in full attendance will be given<br />
a completion award at final meeting.<br />
800005 Mon-Thur ◦ Jul 22-25 ◦ $55 ◦ 4:00-5:30 pm ◦ Lance Zakabi<br />
VIDEO GAME DESIGN FOR KIDS (Ages 9-15)<br />
You may spend countless hours playing video games… but ever dreamed of creating your<br />
own game? If you’re ready to step up to the next level, join this class; you’re in for a load<br />
of fun. With Microsoft’s Kodu Game Lab you can let your creative mind explore the<br />
possibilities of creating your own game levels, adventures, and lots more – all without<br />
knowing a bit of complicated codes. If you can point and click a mouse, then you’re on<br />
your way to creating your very own video game. Optional: You may bring your Xbox<br />
controller to class - controller must be wired, USB type. Limited to only 9 students.<br />
800006 Mon-Thur ◦ Jul 15-18 ◦ $65 ◦ 4:00-5:30 pm ◦ Angelo Almonte<br />
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SUMMER CAMP (Ages 7-12)<br />
Let this <strong>Summer</strong> <strong>2013</strong> be a memorable experience for your child! Students will<br />
participate in all day educational and fun filled activities that will include: Arts &<br />
Crafts, Computers, Swimming, Science Exploration, and more. Each class section is<br />
limited to 12 students. Bring daily sack lunch. Students must be dropped off and<br />
picked up on time. <strong>Summer</strong> camp participants must bring swim outfits and towel<br />
to class each day.<br />
Arts & crafts material fee of $7 payable at time of registration.<br />
800022 Mon-Fri ◦ Jun 10-14 ◦ $175 ◦ 9:00 am-4:00 pm ◦ LACC Staff<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jun 17-21 ◦ $175 ◦ 9:00 am-4:00 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jun 24-28 ◦ $175 ◦ 9:00 am-4:00 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jul 8-12 ◦ $175 ◦ 9:00 am-4:00 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jul 15-19 ◦ $175 ◦ 9:00 am-4:00 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jul 22-26 ◦ $175 ◦ 9:00 am-4:00 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jul 29-Aug 2 ◦ $175 ◦ 9:00 am-4:00 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Aug 5-9 ◦ $175 ◦ 9:00 am-4:00 pm<br />
READING READINESS GRADES (Grades K-1)<br />
Children will engage in literary activities to promote motivation by learning language related<br />
concepts. Instruction on phonics (sounds letters make) will help students decipher words for<br />
themselves. Kids will create their own books, poems and stories through drawing, painting<br />
and writing. Oral and written languages are supported through age appropriate literature.<br />
Material fee of $3 payable at time of registration. Limited enrollment!<br />
800010 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $60 ◦ 9:00-10:00 am ◦ Polly Matthes<br />
WRITING COMPOSITION SKILLS (Grades 6-8)<br />
This intense class will assist and educate students in creating effective sentences, paragraphs, essays and<br />
help remove writing composition roadblocks. Allow this class to bring out your child’s fullest writing<br />
potentials. Some grammar training will also be provided as part of the language structure training.<br />
Limited enrollment! Material fee of $3 payable at time of registration.<br />
800023 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $65 ◦ 2:00-4:00 pm ◦ Polly Matthes<br />
FUN WITH MATH CLASS (Grades K-1)<br />
Students engage in hands-on activities to develop their number sense and geometric abilities. Activities<br />
include manipulatives, games, and puzzles, to promote each child’s understanding of addition, subtraction,<br />
patterns and geometry. Appropriate mathematical terms are introduced and explained.<br />
Material fee of $3 payable at time of registration. Limited enrollment.<br />
800024 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $60 ◦ 10:10-11:10 am ◦ Polly Matthes<br />
FUN WITH MATH CLASS (Grades 1-2)<br />
Children will engage in hands-on activities to develop their number sense and geometric<br />
abilities. Activities include manipulatives, games, puzzles, and literature that will develop<br />
each child’s understanding of addition, subtraction, word problems, time and geometry.<br />
Appropriate mathematical terms are introduced and supported by familiar language.<br />
Material fee of $3 payable at time of registration. Limited enrollment.<br />
800025 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $60 ◦ 11:15 am-12:15 pm ◦ Polly Matthes<br />
MATH SUCCESS CLASS | Get better grades in school!<br />
Assist your child with their school studies by enrolling them in this intensive math program. Focus will be on<br />
the specific problem area’s your child is having with math. This class will help your child improve test skills,<br />
increase scores and advance in school. Students are welcome to bring their schoolbooks.<br />
ALL elementary/junior grade levels are welcome. Material fee of $5 payable at time of registration.<br />
No class July 13.<br />
Instructor: Dr. Arsen Abelian<br />
800008 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 27 ◦ $55 ◦ 9:00-10:00 am ◦ Pre-Algebra<br />
5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 27 ◦ $55 ◦ 10:00-11:00 am ◦ Algebra<br />
5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 27 ◦ $55 ◦ 11:00-12 noon ◦ Geometry<br />
5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 27 ◦ $55 ◦ 12 noon-1:00 pm ◦ Fractions & Decimals<br />
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MUSICAL KEYBOARDING FOR CHILDREN (Ages 6 and up)<br />
Children will learn the correct fundamentals in playing the piano: Topics covered: Development in finger<br />
coordination, critical sense of listening; notations in pitch and rhythm; discipline in good practice habits with<br />
an appreciation of music through the piano as well as basic written theory. Solo-ensemble repertoire will also<br />
be introduced. Intermediate requires: Basic knowledge of music note reading. Intermediate students will<br />
choose sheet music comparable to their level. Limited to only 12 students.<br />
Please bring your own keyboard to class. Instructor: Mariam Avetisyan<br />
800013 5 Sundays ◦ Jun 30-Jul 28 ◦ $45 ◦ 9:00-10:00 am ◦ Beginning<br />
5 Thursdays ◦ Jul 11-Aug 8 ◦ $45 ◦ 6:00-7:00 pm ◦ Beginning/Intermediate<br />
PHOTOSHOP FOR KIDS (Ages 9-15)<br />
Learn how professionals put together the pictures you see in books, magazines, and the<br />
internet. We’ll show you how your creative mind can get started using the principles of<br />
graphic design using Adobe Photoshop. You will learn the concepts of shapes, lines,<br />
color combinations, and just having fun with it. We’ll guide you through every step to<br />
get you to create some cool art.<br />
800026 Mon-Thur ◦ Jul 8-11 ◦ $65 ◦ 4:00-5:15 pm ◦ Angelo Almonte<br />
READING<br />
This class will cover various levels of reading phonics, vocabulary, & composition skills.<br />
Students will have the opportunity to sharpen their presentation and reading skills by<br />
reading aloud to the class. Homework assignments will be given. Children are welcome to<br />
bring their school books and classroom questions.<br />
Material fee of $8 payable at time of registration. Instructor: Brian King<br />
800027 4 Wednesdays ◦ Jul 10-31 ◦ $50 ◦ 4:00-5:00 pm ◦ Grades 1-2<br />
4 Wednesdays ◦ Jul 10-31 ◦ $50 ◦ 5:00-6:00 pm ◦ Grades 3-4<br />
WRITING<br />
This class will assist and help students improve on their writing, comprehension, grammar and vocabulary<br />
skills. This class will also concentrate on specific problem area’s students are having with classroom<br />
assignments and homework. Students will also grasp the newest education writing formats. Homework<br />
assignments will be given. Children are welcome to bring their school books and classroom writing questions.<br />
Please bring pencil and wring tablet. Material fee of $8 payable at time of registration.<br />
Instructor: Brian King<br />
800028 4 Mondays ◦ Jul 8-29 ◦ $50 ◦ 4:00-5:00 pm ◦ Grades 3-4<br />
4 Mondays ◦ Jul 8-29 ◦ $50 ◦ 5:00-6:00 pm ◦ Grades 5-6<br />
SPANISH FOR KIDS (Ages 17 and under)<br />
An introductory class open to young people who want to learn the basic fundamentals of reading, writing and<br />
speaking Spanish. In addition to providing the practice needed to aid retention, this class will also provide<br />
the opportunity to develop a higher level of thinking skills as it aims at teaching how to use the language<br />
creatively. Students will be using a syllabus covering topics appropriate to their age and interest. Study<br />
materials will be provided at no extra cost. Emphasis will be placed on grammar, pronunciation and<br />
conversational exercises. Students must have email/Internet access to download handouts. No class July 4.<br />
800029 5 Thursdays ◦ Jun 27-Aug 1 ◦ $55 ◦ 5:15-6:15 pm ◦ Antonio Cervantes<br />
MAKE IT MARVELOUS WITH iMOVIE (Ages 9-15)<br />
Lights, Camera, Action! This summer, learn the ins and outs of iMovie and how to make a<br />
film in about the time it takes to watch one. Add your own videos, pictures, sound<br />
effects, quickly and easily! Then add cool visual effects and transition to make your next<br />
movie masterpiece—all with a click, a drag and a creative mind. Join this fun-filled class<br />
where kids become filmmakers. Mac computers will be used. Limited enrollment.<br />
800030 Mon-Thur ◦ Jul 22-25 ◦ $55 ◦ 4:00-5:30 pm ◦ Angelo Almonte<br />
FRENCH FOR KIDS & TEENS (Ages 7-16)<br />
French is a fun language spoken around the world. Students will partake in a wide range of activities from<br />
pronunciation of the alphabet, numbers, colors, days, weeks, and months to useful conversations that will<br />
increase vocabulary and promote a cultural interest. Material fee of $22 payable at time of registration is<br />
for cost of book, CD and handouts. Book title is: Collins French Club: Book 1, by Rosi McNab - ISBN-13-<br />
9780007287567. Material fee is $5 only if you have already purchased the audio CD/book set. Parents are<br />
encouraged to join their child in the classroom and participate with the French lessons.<br />
No experience needed.<br />
800020 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $55 ◦ 9:30-10:30 am ◦ Lesley Lespinasse<br />
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SOCCER ACADEMY FOR KIDS<br />
A soccer program for boys and girls who want to learn proper game techniques, including ball<br />
control, dribbling, passing & shooting. Team play and strategies will also be covered. Keep your<br />
body and mind healthy join this fun and exciting class. Instructor is fluent in English and<br />
Spanish. Bring soccer ball, soccer shoes and kneepads. Class is held off campus.<br />
Instructor: Marleth Fernandez<br />
800011 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $50 ◦ 12 noon-1:00 pm ◦ Ages 4-7 yrs.<br />
5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $50 ◦ 1:00-2:00 pm ◦ Ages 8-13 yrs.<br />
DRAWING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE (Ages 9-17)<br />
Learn how to draw like a pro, get drawing tips and techniques on the objects you like to draw (people,<br />
animals, nature, buildings, aircraft, etc.). Watch your images come to life as your teacher gets you started in<br />
using led/color pencil, charcoal, shading techniques, light/dark contrast, 3 dimension and brightness just<br />
the professionals. Students are encouraged to bring their ideas & imagination.<br />
Bring led & color pencils, eraser and sketchpad to 1st meeting of class.<br />
800019 5 Fridays ◦ Jun 28-Jul 26 ◦ $55 ◦ 4:00-5:30 pm ◦ Wayne N. Thomas<br />
PAINTING AND WATERCOLORS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE (Ages 9-17)<br />
Watercolor and Paint the most beautiful pictures ever!!!<br />
Your teacher will get you started in basic watercolor and paint brush stroke techniques. You will develop<br />
your natural and hidden artistic talents of visualizing and expressing everyday objects as watercolor images.<br />
Students will be given total encouragement and support in developing their artistic skills at their own pace.<br />
Instructor works for Disneyland as an artist and has showcased his works at art galleries throughout the<br />
U.S.A.<br />
Bring paper, pencil and basic watercolor set and brushes to class, please make sure at least one of your<br />
brushes is high grade and excellent quality. Teacher will address paint materials in class.<br />
No experience is needed.<br />
800018 5 Fridays ◦ Jun 28-Jul 26 ◦ $55 ◦ 2:30-4:00 pm ◦ Wayne N. Thomas<br />
BALLET FOR KIDS<br />
This is an introduction to pre-ballet techniques for children. This program will focus<br />
on the basic positions, techniques, steps, and discipline of ballet. This workshop will<br />
also provide instruction on the correct use of the physical mechanics on motion,<br />
encouraging the spirit of dance in children.<br />
800007 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $55 ◦ 2:00-3:00 pm ◦ (Ages 3-4 yrs.) A. Monahan<br />
5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $55 ◦ 3:00-4:00 pm ◦ (Ages 5-8 yrs.) A. Monahan<br />
5 Fridays ◦ Jun 28-Jul 26 ◦ $55 ◦ 5:00-6:00 pm ◦ (Ages 4-8 yrs.) S. Fetherolf<br />
EXPLORATIONS IN SCIENCE FOR KIDS<br />
Our world is filled with fascinating factoids just waiting to be discovered! Get your hands on<br />
with fun and interesting experiments that will get you excited about the world of science.<br />
Have fun making a Vinegar Volcano, a Tornado in a bottle – even make some fake snot!<br />
Learn about our world and show your friends and family about your new scientific<br />
discoveries. Limited enrollment!<br />
Material fee of $10 payable at time of registration at: communityservices.lacitycollege.edu/pay.html<br />
800031 Mon-Thur ◦ Jul 8-11 ◦ $50 ◦ 5:00-6:00 pm ◦ Angelo Almonte<br />
JUDO FOR CHILDREN (Ages 6-13)<br />
Judo is an official Olympic sport that offers self-defense skills in throwing & groundwork<br />
(grappling). Each class begins with warm-up exercises that increase cardiovascular and<br />
respiratory endurance, muscular strength, flexibility and agility. This is an introductory<br />
course that combines beginners with intermediate and advanced students. Students have the<br />
option of belt rank promotion. The Southern California Black Belt Association officially<br />
recognizes all belt ranks. Wear a long sleeve sweatshirt or judo uniform.<br />
800032 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $50 ◦ 1:00-2:30 pm ◦ Ron Newsome<br />
TENNIS FOR CHILDREN & TEENS (Ages 8-18)<br />
Hey Kids, get your tennis rackets and have fun learning how to play tennis. Students will learn power<br />
positions for putting topspin and slice on the ball, plus other basics as needed for good movement. Join this<br />
action packed healthy sport and remember to bring 2 new cans of tennis balls to class and tennis racket<br />
that is right fit for child’s hand. No experience needed. Held off-campus in Griffith Park.<br />
Limited to only 8 students.<br />
800017 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $55 ◦ 3:00-4:00 pm ◦ Youlen Chan<br />
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GUITAR FOR YOUNG PEOPLE (Ages 10-16)<br />
Hey, do you want to learn how to play some of your favorite songs on the guitar?<br />
Come discover the true and fun way of learning how to play the guitar. This class will teach<br />
you proper finger coordination, how to tune your guitar and how to understand basic music<br />
notes. Bring an acoustic guitar. Please bring the following book - Title of book is Guitar<br />
Method 1, 2nd edition by Will Schmidt and Greg Koch, ISBN 0-7935-3392 and book can be<br />
purchased at Guitar Center Store in Hollywood.<br />
800009 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $55 ◦ 11:00 am-12:30 pm ◦ José Ruíz<br />
GYMNASTICS FOR KIDS<br />
This class is designed to teach basic gymnastic skills to children with little or no experience. Emphasis is on<br />
floor exercises and tumbling skills. Gymnastic skills increase motor coordination muscular strength,<br />
flexibility, and endurance. Students will also acquire awareness about body movement and physical fitness.<br />
Each class begins with a comprehensive warm-up routine with an emphasis on flexibility.<br />
Wear athletic clothing.<br />
Instructor: Ron Newsome<br />
800012 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $55 ◦ 2:30-3:30 pm ◦ Ages 6-12 yrs.<br />
5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $55 ◦ 3:30-4:30 pm ◦ Ages 3-5 yrs.<br />
KUNG FU FOR KIDS<br />
What do Bruce Lee, Jackie Chan and Let Li have in common? They all studied/practiced Kung<br />
Fu. Kung Fu is known as the father of Martial Arts. This is a class in Kung Fu San Soo. Learn<br />
Martial Arts Kung Fu fluid movements and counter defense strategies.<br />
No experience necessary. Included will be warming-up and stretching exercises, also basic<br />
Kung Fu positions to maximize your limits and potentials in the field of martial arts.<br />
Students should wear loose clothing such as sweats. Instructor: Brian King<br />
800014 5 Sundays ◦ Jul 14-Aug 11 ◦ $55 ◦ 10:00-11:00 am ◦ Ages 6-11 yrs.<br />
5 Sundays ◦ Jul 14-Aug 11 ◦ $55 ◦ 11:00-12 noon ◦ Ages 12-17 yrs.<br />
HIP HOP DANCING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE (Ages 8-15)<br />
Learn one of the most popular and requested dance styles in recent years. The instructor will<br />
teach students some of the latest dance steps and dance moves. No dance experience is<br />
needed. Come join this fun and exciting class.<br />
800021 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $50 ◦ 4:15-5:15 pm ◦ Dolly Giner<br />
PUBLIC SPEAKING FOR YOUNG PEOPLE (Ages 8 and up)<br />
Public speaking is a skill and an art form that needs to be nurtured over time. The class focuses on speaking<br />
clearly, stage presence, organizing ideas, minimize speaking anxiety, and confidence building through the<br />
creation of memorable speeches. Let your child start sharing their ideas in front of an audience. Take<br />
advantage of this great opportunity for your child. Bring sack lunch, a family photo, and a favorite item to<br />
share.Material fee of $10 payable at time of registration.<br />
800033 One Saturday ◦ Jul 27 ◦ $65 ◦ 9:30 am-3:30 pm ◦ Lisa Saperston<br />
PC SOFTWARE CLASSES<br />
COMPUTER CLASSES<br />
DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY<br />
Take pictures like a professional. Learn which is the best camera to buy? What’s the<br />
difference between JPEG and RAW? Shoot better pictures, use email to send your photos,<br />
create stunning greeting cards, calendars and personalized posters using images from your<br />
digital camera. Make your snapshots sizzle and create jaw-dropping effects with a few<br />
simple clicks of the mouse. Bring your camera, instruction book and connector cables!<br />
Material fee of $5 payable before class starts online at: communityservices.lacitycollege.edu/pay.html<br />
All are welcome!<br />
120001 One Tuesday ◦ Jul 2 ◦ $50 ◦ 6:00-10:00 pm ◦ José Ruíz<br />
KEYBOARDING | BEGINNING TYPING<br />
With so many jobs and public institutions requiring a skill in proficient typing and the<br />
widespread use of internet email, learning to type is a very important asset. This will<br />
cover basic job applications, business formats, and keyboard functions. Don’t get left<br />
behind. All are welcome to join!<br />
120002 4 Fridays ◦ Jul 12-Aug 2 ◦ $60 ◦ 6:00-8:00 pm ◦ Computer Staff<br />
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INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTERS AND MICROSOFT WINDOWS<br />
Computers are so easy to use, right? This is a beginner’s course covering typical<br />
hardware and software, concepts and terminology of operating the PC in the home or<br />
business environment. Practice the basic computer fundamentals: powering up,<br />
creating files & folders, making backups, using Windows operating system and the builtin<br />
accessories. Learn about all those keys on the keyboard, and how they are used along<br />
with basic mouse operations. This course will offer the knowledge and confidence to<br />
handle most Windows applications. Basic typing skills needed.<br />
120003 One Saturday ◦ Jun 22 ◦ $85 ◦ 9:30 am-3:30 pm ◦ Lance Zakabi<br />
MICROSOFT EXCEL FOR WINDOWS<br />
Learn to use this leading Windows spreadsheet program to do your number crunching for<br />
you. Topics include: Basic worksheet navigation, entry techniques, cell references, using the<br />
command groups & settings, formulas & functions, charts & graphs and simple database<br />
operations. Some experience with Windows is recommended.<br />
120005 One Saturday ◦ Jun 29 ◦ $85 ◦ 9:30 am-3:30 pm ◦ Lance Zakabi<br />
One Friday ◦ Aug 9 ◦ $85 ◦ 9:30 am-3:30 pm<br />
MICROSOFT EXCEL ADVANCED<br />
This seminar is designed for those already familiar with Excel basics and want to explore more advanced<br />
features. Topics to be covered will include cell formatting & customization, worksheet deployment,<br />
advanced formula concepts, conditional and logical functions, date/time calculations, string manipulation,<br />
pivot tables, and introduction to macros/VBA programming. Prerequisite: Knowledge of basic spreadsheet<br />
commands and functions. Limited to only 6 students.<br />
120006 One Saturday ◦ Jul 13 ◦ $95 ◦ 9:30 am-3:00 pm ◦ Lance Zakabi<br />
One Friday ◦ Aug 16 ◦ $95 ◦ 9:30 am-3:00 pm<br />
MICROSOFT WORD 2010 ESSENTIALS<br />
Take the fast-track to using this powerful word processing program. This course will cover all the basics<br />
including: page layout & templates, editing & formatting, working with styles and themes. Learn about the<br />
commands, galleries, wizards and keyboard shortcuts to easily create that perfect document. Also<br />
demonstrated: Headers & columns, and various tips and tricks. The advanced section is designed to take you<br />
beyond the basics with topics such as mail-merge, tables & graphics, macros, etc. This hands-on class is<br />
limited to one computer per student. Student should bring a USB flash drive for saving example documents<br />
and practice files.<br />
120004 One Friday ◦ Aug 2 ◦ $95 ◦ 9:30 am-3:30 pm ◦ Lance Zakabi<br />
E-COMMERCE/ONLINE STORE WEBSITE DESIGN<br />
Learn how to create your own online store using a variety of online services, many being free or at little cost<br />
to you. Many of these services require little or no knowledge of coding. You might even create your own<br />
website using a content management system (CMS) such as Magento. Get hands-on instruction creating your<br />
own personalized online store. Stop procrastinating and putting off your excellent ideas and line of<br />
wonderful products. Let this class introduce your products to the entire world!!!<br />
• Create homepage with navigation<br />
• Manage your online products<br />
• Create payment methods for customers - PayPal, Credit card, etc.<br />
Knowledge of keyboard/mouse internet needed. Basic HTML may be introduced, but not required. You are<br />
encouraged to register a domain name and website hosting services before or during class unless you already<br />
have your own.<br />
120009 Mon-Wed ◦ Jun 24-26 ◦ $95 ◦ 6:30-9:00 pm ◦ Angelo Almonte<br />
COMPUTER REPAIR: BUILDING, CONFIGURATION & TROUBLESHOOTING<br />
Have you ever asked these about your computer: “Is this processor fast enough?” “How much RAM do I need?”<br />
“Can I make my computer faster?” “How do I get rid of viruses?” Build up your skills in learning the ins and<br />
outs of your computer and see how everything works in that electronic box. You’ll get hands-on dissecting<br />
hardware and no longer be unfamiliar with optical drives, USB ports, hard drives, and more. Learn about the<br />
software that runs on your computer and what steps you can take to keep it up-to-date and virus-free.<br />
This is a 7-hour class with a half-hour break.<br />
120007 One Saturday ◦ Aug 10 ◦ $90 ◦ 9:00 am-4:30 pm ◦ Angelo Almonte<br />
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INTRODUCTION TO DREAMWEAVER CS6 FOR WINDOWS<br />
Learn the software that has to become the standard for Web design and production. Adobe Dreamweaver has<br />
many innovative features that make creating a web site as easy as A B C. Learn to work with links – rollovers<br />
– animated layers and much more. Step-by step instructions will guide you through the creation of your own<br />
web site in class. Must be familiar with windows and have good knowledge of keyboarding and mouse usage.<br />
Material fee of $5 payable before class starts online at: communityservices.lacitycollege.edu/pay.html<br />
120010 Mon & Wed ◦ Aug 12 & 14 ◦ $115 ◦ 6:30-9:30 pm ◦ José Ruíz<br />
WEB DESIGN WORKSHOP: A COMPLETE COURSE<br />
This introduction class creates a total web design experience. First you will acquire photos and images to be<br />
manipulated for the Web using Photoshop. Then using the latest Dreamweaver software, you will create a<br />
full-featured website. Learn how to add text, sounds, html, links and videos with relative ease. This class is<br />
designed for beg/intermediate graphic designers looking to become either working professionals or just<br />
hobbyist at home. Basic Windows and mouse experience needed.<br />
Material fee of $10 payable before class starts online at: communityservices.lacitycollege.edu/pay.html<br />
This popular class always fills up fast, so register early!<br />
120011 3 Thursdays ◦ Jul 11-25 ◦ $145 ◦ 6:30-9:30 pm ◦ José Ruíz<br />
Mon-Wed ◦ Aug 5-7 ◦ $145 ◦ 6:30-9:30 pm ◦ José Ruíz<br />
PRIVATE CUSTOMIZED COMPUTER TRAINING<br />
Learn in a one-on-one environment. Our experienced and patient trainer will teach you how to use the<br />
computer on campus. All sessions are scheduled at your convenience and topics are based on your training<br />
need and level (absolute beginner, intermediate, or advanced). Customized one-on-one computer (PC or<br />
Mac) sessions are a minimum of two (2) hours in length.<br />
122001 By Scheduled Appointment ◦ $150 for 2 Hours ◦ Computer Staff<br />
By Scheduled Appointment ◦ $325 for 5 Hours ◦ Computer Staff<br />
DIGITAL VIDEO EDITING FOR BEGINNERS<br />
Take a step into VIDEO editing on your computer with software from Adobe Flagship<br />
suite. Premiere Pro is a powerful non-linear editor for your computer, capable of<br />
producing broadcast-quality, high definition video, and also video for the Internet. It is a<br />
very popular editing suite amongst video enthusiasts and professionals. Learn the ins and<br />
outs of its clean robust interface. Lean just how many formats of video, audio, or<br />
graphics you can throw at it. Edit and arrange these elements easily in Premier Pro’s<br />
sequencer Timeline. You can add cinema-quality effects, filters to video and audio, and titles and credits to<br />
your video. Finally, prepare your video for anything from broadcast-definition to Web-ready video formats<br />
for the internet. Make and edit your Web Series video, Movies or Documentaries with Premiere today. And<br />
because Premiere Pro is part of the Creative Suite, learn how well-integrated it is with other popular Adobe<br />
software. Please bring a USB flash drive for saving example documents and practice files.<br />
120013 4 Saturdays ◦ Jul 27-Aug 17 ◦ $195 ◦ 9:30 am-12:30 pm ◦ Andre Campbell<br />
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP CS6 FOR WINDOWS<br />
This class covers all the basic tools to enhance photos, create collages, and make<br />
restorations and design photo layouts. Learn some of the secrets of the professionals and<br />
discover why Photoshop is the standard for serious working photographers and artists<br />
worldwide. This version from Adobe is compatible with all previous releases so what you<br />
learn here is easily adapted to other versions. Experience with Windows needed.<br />
Material fee of $5 payable before class starts online at: communityservices.lacitycollege.edu/pay.html<br />
120015 2 Mondays ◦ Jul 1 & 8 ◦ $115 ◦ 6:30-9:30 pm ◦ José Ruíz<br />
MICROSOFT OFFICE<br />
This course provides an entry-level hands-on overview of Windows and three major components of the<br />
Microsoft Office suite: Word, Excel and PowerPoint. Instruction is designed for the new computer user and<br />
topics include: Windows basics; fundamental safety precautions; creating, editing and saving; formatting and<br />
printing Word documents, Excel worksheets and PowerPoint presentations; simple automation of repetitive<br />
tasks in Word; using Microsoft’s wizards and templates; formulas; cell referencing and creating a graph in<br />
Excel. Windows experience required. This class has a limited enrollment so register early!<br />
Material fee of $15 payable before class starts online at: communityservices.lacitycollege.edu/pay.html<br />
120014 3 Mondays ◦ Jul 15-29 ◦ $125 ◦ 6:30-9:30 pm ◦ José Ruíz<br />
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MICROSOFT POWERPOINT<br />
Need a presentation that really gets your point across? PowerPoint has everything you need<br />
to create a perfect presentation. Make eye catching color presentations to show from a<br />
computer or 35 mm slides, produce speaker notes, handouts and outlines; your documents will<br />
look professional! Use the built-in templates and wizards to add graphic effects and sound.<br />
Best of all, you can run your presentation on ANY WINDOWS COMPUTER – even if you do not have PowerPoint.<br />
Material fee of $5 payable before class starts online at: communityservices.lacitycollege.edu/pay.html<br />
120008 One Friday ◦ Jul 26 ◦ $85 ◦ 9:30 am-3:30 pm ◦ José Ruíz<br />
ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR CS6 FOR WINDOWS<br />
Over the years Adobe Illustrator has become the standard for vector illustration design. Artist, Illustrators<br />
and graphic designers use Illustrator to create vector-based graphics that can be easily rescaled without the<br />
loss of quality. You will work with designs, photos, line images and text to create eye-popping presentations<br />
that will put you in a new plateau of professional ability. This version from Adobe is compatible with all<br />
releases so what you learn here is easily adapted to other versions. Experience in windows, keyboard/mouse<br />
needed.<br />
Material fee of $5 payable before class starts online at: communityservices.lacitycollege.edu/pay.html<br />
120016 Tues. & Wed. ◦ Jul 16 & 17 ◦ $115 ◦ 6:30-9:30 pm ◦ José Ruíz<br />
MICROSOFT ACCESS FOR WINDOWS<br />
Learn to use this leading Windows database program to track lists of customers, inventory,<br />
employees, etc. Topics include: Creating, modifying and sorting data tables; creating forms<br />
and reports; finding information with queries; and a sample mailing list application. Previous<br />
experience with Windows would be helpful.<br />
Material fee of $5 payable online at: communityservices.lacitycollege.edu/pay.html<br />
120012 Tues & Wed ◦ Jul 30 & 31 ◦ $85 ◦ 6:30-9:30 pm ◦ José Ruíz<br />
ADOBE INDESIGN CS6 FOR WINDOWS<br />
Design professional layouts for prints and digital publishing. Adobe InDesign provides precise professional<br />
control over typography and built-in creative tools for designing, pre-flighting and publishing documents for<br />
print or online. Create catalogs, yearbooks, advertising flyers or any other type of document you need. You<br />
can include interactivity, animation, video and sound in page layouts to fully engage readers. Must have<br />
working knowledge of computers & good keyboarding skills. Register early to guarantee your spot!<br />
Material fee of $5 payable before class starts online at: communityservices.lacitycollege.edu/pay.html<br />
120017 One Friday ◦ Jun 28 ◦ $85 ◦ 9:30 am-3:30 pm ◦ José Ruíz<br />
MAC SOFTWARE CLASSES<br />
INTRODUCTION TO THE MAC<br />
Are you new to the Mac? Learn the history of this iconic platform, and build your way up to<br />
discover the fun and exciting things you and your Mac can do. Organize and clean up files with<br />
Finder; learn how to personalize; install programs; and learn iLife for easy management of<br />
photos and videos. All you need to get started to become a Mac genius begins here. Limited to<br />
only 7 students. Students are welcome to bring their own Macs if limit is reached.<br />
130001 One Friday ◦ Jun 21 ◦ $85 ◦ 9:30 am-3:30 pm ◦ Angelo Almonte<br />
INTRODUCTION TO FILM EDITING<br />
This class introduces students to the basics of film editing including organizing the workspace,<br />
architecture, workflow, settings, capturing, importing, editing, rendering, and exporting<br />
video projects viewable to multiple platforms, including web streaming. Using Final Cut Pro,<br />
students will master the fundamentals of the interface; add innovative cuts, transitions,<br />
compositing, zooming, and framing shots for the greatest visual impact. Special emphasis will<br />
be placed on introducing the principles of film editing that work for all editing software.<br />
Prerequisite: Introduction to Mac OS X system, good knowledge of Apple keyboard and mouse, fluent in<br />
folder operations. Limited to only 6 students.<br />
130005 4 Sundays ◦ Jul 28-Aug 18 ◦ $185 ◦ 9:30 am-12:30 pm ◦ Computer Staff<br />
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ADOBE DREAMWEAVER ON THE MAC<br />
Learn how to use Dreamweaver from the leader’s Creative Suite to create full-featured websites even if you<br />
have no knowledge of Web design or HTML basics. Get acquainted with program features and become<br />
familiar with commonly used Web terminology. Gain hands-on experience and develop your Web design skills<br />
by using each new feature for real world Web site and Web page construction. Create forms using Java<br />
applets, downloading and customizing Dreamweaver extensions to expand the software’s range of<br />
capabilities. Prior Internet experience required. Limited enrollment!<br />
130002 One Sunday ◦ Jul 21 ◦ $135 ◦ 9:30 am-3:30 pm ◦ Computer Staff<br />
ADOBE PHOTOSHOP ON THE MAC<br />
Learn the basic tools in Adobe Photoshop for graphic design, photo manipulation collage & layout photo<br />
restoration. You’ll be amazed at the things that you can do. This is an excellent program for photographers<br />
and graphic designers as well as fine art students. Prerequisite: Introduction to the Macintosh or equivalent.<br />
130003 One Friday ◦ Jul 12 ◦ $135 ◦ 9:30 am-3:30 pm ◦ Brian Shelton<br />
ADOBE ILLUSTRATOR ON THE MAC<br />
Adobe Illustrator is the most powerful vector drawing page design and production tool in the world today,<br />
ideal for creating images that scale without the loss of quality or resolution. Learn how to draw and integrate<br />
text with your designs, illustrations, line art, images and photos. Learn how to create charts with illustrator.<br />
Prior Mac experience is helpful.<br />
130004 One Friday ◦ Jul 19 ◦ $135 ◦ 9:30 am-3:30 pm ◦ Brian Shelton<br />
BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT<br />
E-PUBLISHING AND SELF-PUBLISHING | How to get your book on the<br />
market quickly and easily<br />
Want to be published and e-published? NOW? Do you dream of seeing your book featured on Amazon.com? Do<br />
you have useful knowledge or skills that you think others could benefit from? It’s not a question of whether<br />
people will either read a paper book or an e-book. Unlike when people went from cassettes to CD, and<br />
dropped tapes and converted to CDs, books are popular in a dual media format. Publishing is easier than you<br />
think. If you want to be published, but don’t know where to start, this class will give you the know-how to<br />
fulfill your dream of creating your own books, booklets, audio CDs and e-books. In this cutting edge class,<br />
you’ll learn how to:<br />
• Use quick and easy methods to get your work published<br />
• Convert your book to an e-book for the iPad, Kindle and PDF formats for FREE<br />
• Upload your finished books and e-books to Amazon and other major chains<br />
• Offer it as a pay-per-download product from your Web site<br />
• Create podcasts and other saleable products<br />
• Use copyrights and trademarks to protect your work<br />
Don’t get left out—publish your book NOW and start profiting from it immediately!<br />
Material fee of $30 payable at time of registration.<br />
200006 One Monday ◦ Jul 8 ◦ $35 ◦ 6:30-9:30 pm ◦ Mike Rounds<br />
BOOKKEEPING/ACCOUNTING ANALYSIS & CONCEPTS<br />
CERTIFICATE PROGRAM<br />
This is a hands-on course where students learn the process of journalizing, posting,<br />
adjusting and closing a set of books for a make-shift business. Students will learn how to use<br />
the trial balance sheet. In addition, students will learn horizontal analysis, vertical analysis,<br />
trend analysis and how financial ratios are used tin accessing the company’s financial position. Students<br />
should bring a calculator to use when doing their analysis. This class is highly recommended before enrolling<br />
into QuickBooks I and II. Certificate of Completion awarded upon completion of course.<br />
Material fee of $10 payable before class starts online at: communityservices.lacitycollege.edu/pay.html<br />
This is an 8-hour class with a half-hour break.<br />
200002 One Saturday ◦ Jun 22 ◦ $115 ◦ 8:30 am-5:00 pm ◦ Kevin Farmer<br />
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QUICKBOOKS FUNDAMENTALS CERTIFICATE PROGRAM I<br />
Learn the fundamentals of QuickBooks including, navigating the software, and setting up a<br />
company file, working with Lists, Bank Accounts, entering/paying bills, tracking/paying<br />
sales tax and reconciling bank accounts. This is a “hands on” course where students will use<br />
a computer to enter and process data. Limited to only 15 students. Certificate of<br />
Completion awarded upon completion of course.<br />
Material fee of $20 payable before class starts online at: communityservices.lacitycollege.edu/pay.html<br />
Prerequisite: Bookkeeping Analysis. This is an 8-hour class with a half-hour break.<br />
200003 One Sunday ◦ Jun 30 ◦ $115 ◦ 8:30 am-5:00 pm ◦ Ronald Scott Amie<br />
One Sunday ◦ Jul 14 ◦ $115 ◦ 8:30 am-5:00 pm<br />
QUICKBOOKS FUNDAMENTALS CERTIFICATE PROGRAM II<br />
This is a hands-on a course using some of the more advanced features of QuickBooks including: Purchase<br />
Orders, Estimates, Customizing Forms and Reports, Fixed Asset Recording with Depreciation, Long Term Note<br />
amortization, Inventory tracking and adjusting, Petty Cash Accounting, Job Costing and Payroll set-up.<br />
Limited to only 15 students. Certificate of Completion awarded upon completion of the course.<br />
Material fee of $20 payable before class starts online at: communityservices.lacitycollege.edu/pay.html<br />
Prerequisite: QuickBooks I. This is an 8-hour class with a half-hour break.<br />
200003 One Sunday ◦ Jul 28 ◦ $115 ◦ 8:30 am-5:00 pm ◦ Ronald Scott Amie<br />
HOW TO LEGALLY START A NEW BUSINESS IN L.A.<br />
Stop procrastinating and set-up your business now! Start the money flow into your<br />
pockets! A quick and easy guide through the forest of regulations faced by new business<br />
start-ups in <strong>Los</strong> <strong>Angeles</strong>. This class is designed to quickly and painlessly cover everything<br />
you need to know about city and county tax forms, business licenses and reporting systems,<br />
payroll and income taxes, and federal and California requirements. Sign-up today!<br />
Material fee of $10 payable online before class starts at: communityservices.lacitycollege.edu/pay.html<br />
This popular class fills up fast so register early!<br />
200005 One Friday ◦ Jul 12 ◦ $55 ◦ 10:30 am-2:30 pm ◦ Kevin Farmer<br />
GRANT PROPOSALS: HOW TO FIND THEM AND HOW TO WRITE THEM<br />
There is a demand for good grant proposal writers in the public and nonprofit sectors,<br />
from Head Start childcare centers, schools, <strong>College</strong>s, Universities to faith-based<br />
organizations and community centers. Students will review basic steps toward seeking<br />
and writing promising grant proposals. Learn to identify community needs and budgeting<br />
costs to meet those needs, learn to ask for just the right amount of funding to fill that<br />
budget. Various types of grant proposals will be covered, from E-Forms to packet forms.<br />
Internet experience is recommended.<br />
200009 2 Sundays ◦ Jul 7 & 14 ◦ $55 ◦ 12 noon-3:00 pm ◦ Antonio Cervantes<br />
HOW TO SELL YOUR IDEAS AND INVENTIONS<br />
Want to learn the proven ways to cash in on your inventions? If your idea works, it’s a GREAT idea but now<br />
you need to know-how to make money with it. People just like you are creating and selling their ideas and<br />
inventions for big money! If you want to secure the rights to your ideas and learn the proven way to CASH IN<br />
on your inventions, this program will show you how to:<br />
• Make your invention intellectually safe and profitable;<br />
• Protect your ideas with patents, trademarks, and copyrights;<br />
• Evaluate your ideas for marketability;<br />
• Find potential buyers for your invention and offer it for sale in the safest<br />
method possible.<br />
Material fee of $30 payable at time of registration.<br />
200007 One Monday ◦ Jul 8 ◦ $35 ◦ 6:30-9:30 pm ◦ Nancy Miller<br />
MONEYMAKING USING YOUR COMPUTER<br />
The internet has enabled people to run a business with low startup costs and high profitability. From<br />
information brokers to freelancers to eBay sellers, people have used their computers to build their fortunes.<br />
This class presents more than 120 high-demand businesses that can be completely run from your home<br />
computer. These computer-based businesses may utilize skills you already have, skills that are easily attained<br />
or skills that are easily attained through formal training. This class is NOT an eBay class or web design class,<br />
both of those topics may be discussed, but not in-depth. Material fee of $30 payable at time of registration.<br />
200010 One Tuesday ◦ Jun 25 ◦ $35 ◦ 6:30-9:30 pm ◦ Nancy Miller/Mike Rounds<br />
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PROFESSIONAL SPEAKING FOR THE CLUELESS<br />
Want to make six-figures speaking about what you know? Then enter the highly lucrative<br />
business of seminars, workshops, and professional speaking! You can profit by sharing<br />
your experience with people who are willing to pay for it. In this dynamic program you’ll<br />
learn how to: Make six figures speaking about what you know, apply as a trainer with<br />
seminar companies, book over 100 paid engagements in your first year of business, work with bureaus and<br />
agents, create profitable support products like books and audio products.<br />
Material fee of $30 payable at time of registration. Register early to guarantee your spot in class.<br />
200008 One Tuesday ◦ Jun 25 ◦ $35 ◦ 6:30-9:30 pm ◦ Mike Rounds<br />
CREATE YOUR OWN IMPORT/EXPORT BUSINESS:<br />
FULL-TIME OR HOME-BASED<br />
Learn how to make full-time or part-time income from importing and exporting profitable products. Be your<br />
own boss; set your own schedule; work from home; travel to foreign lands. This workshop is fully tax<br />
deductible. Locate products and vendors overseas; locate distribution and sales reps in the US, arrange<br />
transportation and insurance and how to maximize your profits through price scheduling. Register Early!<br />
Material fee $15 payable online: communityservices.lacitycollege.edu/pay.html<br />
200011 Two Saturdays ◦ Jul 20 & 27 ◦ $110 ◦ 9:00 am-12 noon ◦ Shirley Knull<br />
CAREER DEVELOPMENT<br />
SECURITY GUARD CERTIFICATION | Work in Security after getting<br />
certified in this class!<br />
Start your career in Public Safety or Law Enforcement! The security field is a 24-hour<br />
operation and there is a big demand for certified security professionals. It’s one of the few<br />
industries that grows and thrives in a challenging economy. Security Guard Certification is an 8<br />
hour training course required by the Dept. of Consumer Affairs Bureau of Security &<br />
Investigative Services (BSIS) Stop procrastinating and get your certification – jump into this<br />
employable field, Open to both men & women. A felony record does not allow you to get<br />
Security Guard certification. Must be 18 years old and must show proof of age at time of<br />
registration. Simon Cruz Jr. is a BSIS Licensed/Certified Ranger master and Firearms instructor and trainer.<br />
Material fee of $10 payable at time of registration. Certification fee does not include Live Scan and<br />
Application Fees. Some of the Security jobs are: Mobile Patrol Officer, Body Guard, Special Events<br />
Officer, Public Safety Officer, Bank Officer, Patrol Officer.<br />
250003 One Saturday ◦ Jul 13 ◦ $80 ◦ 8:30 am-5:00 pm ◦ Simon Cruz Jr.<br />
HOW TO BECOME A BODYGUARD<br />
Ever wonder how you could get a job protecting famous movie stars, high profile political people, famous<br />
rock and hip hop artist?<br />
This course is designed to teach students the basics of executive security protection detail. This includes<br />
information of site survey, advance procedures; security posts, motorcade operations; the package and close<br />
proximity. Topic highlights: Intro to Dignity Protection, Mission, Cover and Evacuation the Principal,<br />
Advanced Planning, Rings of Protection, Dress Etiquette, Ethics and DPU Unit Teamwork, Weapons,<br />
equipment and Medical Supplies, Advances and advance Exercise Protective Formations and Defensive Tactics<br />
for the Dignitary Protection Agent, Protecting the Dignitary Exercises. Must be 18 years old and must show<br />
proof of age at time of registration. Must have no felonies. Upon successful completion of this seminar<br />
you will receive a certificate of completion. Material fee of $10 payable at time of registration.<br />
250003 One Saturday ◦ Aug 3 ◦ $80 ◦ 8:30 am-5:00 pm ◦ Simon Cruz Jr.<br />
THE BUSINESS OF BARTENDING | BECOME A PROFESSIONAL BARTENDER<br />
Start working after completing this class!<br />
Why pay hundreds of dollars more at other schools to learn bartending when this<br />
bartending class will cover all you need to know in the field of bartending and<br />
more! As the economy struggles and employment worsens, bartending jobs are in<br />
demand wherever you go! Bartending requires so much more than knowing how to<br />
put ice in a glass and adding the proper ingredients. Kellie will prepare you to be a<br />
great salesperson; a customer service expert and an honest/valuable employee<br />
with skills that will help you succeed in the real world of bartending. With the<br />
skills gained from Kellie Nicholson’s class and her notoriety in the Bartending<br />
world plus certificate of completion, her students have successfully secured bartending jobs after<br />
completing this class. Kellie’s clientele includes Will from the Black Eyed Peas, David Schwimmer, Jessica<br />
Simpson and Ashton Kucher. Material fee of $50 payable online to www.barbizz.com/pay before class<br />
starts. Those who score 90% or above on the tests will be awarded a Master’s Certificate of Excellence!<br />
250006 3 Thursdays ◦ Jul 11-25 ◦ $150 ◦ 6:00-10:00 pm ◦ Kellie Nicholson<br />
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HOW TO BECOME A NOTARY PUBLIC<br />
This class is designed to assist students with information needed to help them pass the state examination.<br />
Effective Jul 1, 2005 this class must be approved by the Secretary of State. This seminar includes:<br />
Requirements & duties of a Notary; Expectations regarding past and present convictions; How to prevent<br />
Lawsuits; How to keep and maintain a Notarial Journal; Acts constituting practice of Law; Bond<br />
requirements; When to use certificates; Illegal advertising; Avoid having your Notary license revoked or<br />
suspended; Guidelines for Notaries with expertise in immigration/consulting and disabled veterans services.<br />
Test dates and locations of the examination conducted by the State of California. Must be 18 years old and<br />
must show proof of age at time of registration; must have no felonies; be a legal resident of the State of<br />
California; must be able to read, write and understand English; pass a background check.<br />
Material fee of $10 payable at time of registration. Students must be on time & bring a sack lunch.<br />
250007 One Saturday ◦ Jun 22 ◦ $80 ◦ 8:30 am-4:30 pm ◦ Barbara Douglas<br />
L.A. COUNTY FOOD SERVICE / FOOD HANDLERS CERTIFICATION PROGRAM<br />
Don’t risk having your food business shut down!!!<br />
Class is held in English, but you may also take Food Certification examination in Spanish.<br />
Las clases se llevan a cabo en Inglés, pero el examen está disponible en Español también.<br />
The California Health and Safety Code, L.A. County Code/Ordinance 97-0071, requires<br />
mandatory Food Handler certification for managers/operators and/or other responsible<br />
parties of all restaurants, markets, mobile food preparation units, commissaries and food<br />
processing establishments. One certified food handler is required to be present during all<br />
hours of operation. This ordinance went into effect January 1999. Now is the time to get certified to protect<br />
your business and profession as a food service provider. This class is approved by the American Culinary<br />
Federation and L.A. County Health Department. Limit is 18 students. Exam will be given at this class.<br />
Material fee of $80 payable at time of registration for ServSafe textbook and test Scantron. If you have<br />
failed the test previously and already have the ServSafe textbook, you have the option of only<br />
purchasing the test Scantron for $50. Re-certification means your license has expired and you need to<br />
renew, registration fee is $110 and textbook with test Scantron is $80. After payment, be sure to pick<br />
your book up at <strong>Los</strong> <strong>Angeles</strong> <strong>City</strong> <strong>College</strong> in the Administration Building Room 112 before class starts.<br />
This is an 8-hour class with a half-hour break.<br />
250004 One Friday ◦ Jul 12 ◦ $110 ◦ 9:30 am-6:00 pm ◦ Anthony Battaglia<br />
CREATIVE WRITING<br />
GRAMMAR IMPROVEMENT WORKSHOP<br />
Having trouble telling the difference between a preposition and a split infinitive? This workshop will help<br />
you review the simple grammar rules that can advance your writing skills. Improve your business letters,<br />
write concise memorandums and gain the confidence to seek better positions that require strong written<br />
communication skills.<br />
Material fee of $5 payable before class starts online at: communityservices.lacitycollege.edu/pay.html<br />
260005 3 Tuesdays ◦ Aug 13-27 ◦ $75 ◦ 7:00-9:30 pm ◦ José Ruíz<br />
READ ALL DAY & GET PAID FOR IT!<br />
If you like to read and have a flair for writing, you can supplement your income as a freelance<br />
reader. Film studios and producers need to have hundreds of scripts and books read each day<br />
- and freelance readers are paid to do it. Find out where the jobs are and who to contact.<br />
You'll work with reader's reports, which show how to write coverage that delivers the<br />
necessary information. Learn how to build a professional portfolio that will land you the<br />
most lucrative assignments. Material fee of $3 payable at time of registration.<br />
260001 One Sunday ◦ Jun 23 ◦ $40 ◦ 9:00 am-12 noon ◦ Jack Adams<br />
ORAL PRESENTATION PRACTICE<br />
How are your English oral communication skills? Is English your 2nd language? Do you feel shy or intimidated<br />
expressing your ideas in front of native English speakers? This class is designed to replace<br />
shyness/intimidation with lots of confidence and assertion. Feel more comfortable expressing yourself at<br />
work or in social settings. Perfect your American English pronunciation, learn essential expressions & phrases.<br />
Presented will be a series of exercises and role play scenarios to empower you to be a more polished<br />
speaker. Material fee of $10 payable at time of registration.<br />
260006 Two Saturdays ◦ Jun 29-Jul 6 ◦ $75 ◦ 12 noon-5:00 pm ◦ Lisa Saperston<br />
WRITE FOR MAGAZINES AND THE WEB<br />
Too busy to write a novel? Too afraid to tackle a film or TV script? Start your writing career with shorter<br />
projects and magazine articles. Hundreds of publications need your words – find out how to earn an<br />
income sitting at the kitchen table or on the couch. Jack Adams has published articles in print & on-line for<br />
the past 20 years. As a writer, producer/developer of film & television projects, he’s listed in Marqui’s Who’s<br />
Who in Entertainment.<br />
260003 One Sunday ◦ Jun 23 ◦ $40 ◦ 1:00-4:00 pm ◦ Jack Adams<br />
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PITCHING YOUR FILM / T.V. PROJECT<br />
Got a chance to talk about your script? Tried to pitch-can’t get it across the plate?<br />
There’s only one way to do it. If you want to develop a bulletproof presentation<br />
(as well as elephant hide), learn the right way to pitch, get people interested and<br />
make a deal instead of a mess. You only get one chance to make a first impression –<br />
don’t blow it! Find out how to approach, and what to expect in (and from) a pitch<br />
meeting, whether scheduled or impromptu.<br />
260002 One Sunday ◦ Jun 30 ◦ $40 ◦ 1:00-4:00 pm ◦ Jack Adams<br />
SCREENWRITING WARRIORS<br />
There are many ways to write a script. Some of them are convoluted, some impossible to apply and most<br />
require too much time to write, and then rewrite. Learn to write a script quickly and well at a professional<br />
level ready to be marketed as quickly as possible. Learn how not to ‘pain’ yourself into a corner. This is the<br />
quickest, most direct method of writing/creating/selling a script you’ll find anywhere, and you don’t have to<br />
buy software or a book.<br />
260004 One Sunday ◦ Jun 30 ◦ $40 ◦ 9:00 am-12 noon ◦ Jack Adams<br />
MEDICAL CLASSES<br />
C.P.R. CERTIFICATION | CARDIO-PULMONARY RESUSCITATION FOR THE<br />
PROFESSIONAL RESCUER<br />
This hands-on class will cover all the procedures needed when administering C.P.R. on<br />
adults & infants. C.P.R. certification is now a must for caretakers, teachers, lifeguards,<br />
rescue workers and hospital personnel. Limited to only 8 students. Students can obtain<br />
C.P.R. handbook by going to: communityservices.lacitycollege.edu/materials.html<br />
C.P.R. certification fee of $27 payable at time of registration.<br />
This is an 8-hour class with a half-hour break.<br />
290008 One Sunday ◦ Jun 23 ◦ $65 ◦ 8:30 am-5:00 pm ◦ Ramon Navarro<br />
One Sunday ◦ Aug 11 ◦ $65 ◦ 8:30 am-5:00 pm<br />
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY I<br />
Students will study combining forms, prefixes, suffixes, Greek/ Latin verbs and adjectives used to construct<br />
medical terms. Also study the skeletal system. This class is for those interested in health-science related<br />
occupations. Ages: 14+. Concurrent enrollment in Medical Terminology II & III is OK.<br />
Material fee of $5 payable at time of registration. No class Jul 6.<br />
290001 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 27 ◦ $65 ◦ 9:00-10:30 am ◦ John Ramirez<br />
3 Tuesdays ◦ Jun 25-Jul 9 ◦ $65 ◦ 6:30-9:30 pm<br />
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY II<br />
Enlarge your vocabulary through the study of the major systems, along with the diseases and<br />
disorders associated with those systems. Topics: muscular, circulatory, respiratory,<br />
endocrinology, and gastrointestinal. This class is designed for those interested in the healthscience<br />
occupations. Concurrent enrollment in Medical Terminology I & III is OK. Ages 14+.<br />
Material fee of $5 payable at time of registration. No class Jul 6.<br />
290002 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 27 ◦ $65 ◦ 10:30 am-12 noon ◦ John Ramirez<br />
3 Tuesdays ◦ Jul 16-30 ◦ $65 ◦ 6:30-9:30 pm<br />
MEDICAL TERMINOLOGY III<br />
Complete your vocabulary in health sciences studying the remaining major systems along with the diseases<br />
and disorders of these systems. Topics include: genitourinary, nervous system, integumentary systems, eye,<br />
ear, nose, and mouth (the senses). This class is designed for those interested in health science related<br />
occupations. Concurrent enrollment in Medical Terminology. I & II is OK. Ages 14+.<br />
Material fee of $5 payable at time of registration. No class Jul 6.<br />
290003 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 27 ◦ $65 ◦ 12:30-2:00 pm ◦ John Ramirez<br />
3 Thursdays ◦ Jul 18-Aug 1 ◦ $65 ◦ 6:30-9:30 pm<br />
ICD-9/CPT-4 CODING FOR MEDICAL INSURANCE<br />
Learn to use the ICD-9 and CPT-4 coding systems required by insurance companies including HMOs,<br />
commercial indemnity insurance, Medicare & Medi-Cal. Get knowledge of assigning diagnostic codes to<br />
patients' conditions and procedural codes to physicians' services.<br />
Cost of ICD-9 books $170 + $15 for material handouts are payable at time of registration.<br />
Prerequisites and requirements are working knowledge of Medical Terminology I, II, and III. No class Aug 31.<br />
290004 5 Saturdays ◦ Aug 3-Sept 7 ◦ $145 ◦ 12:30-5:00 pm ◦ Lilly Sarino<br />
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MEDICAL INSURANCE BILLING<br />
Students will get a thorough know-how of billing all 3rd party payers for physicians’ charges. Claim<br />
requirements for Workman’s Comp/Champus HMO’s, Medicare/Medi-Cal will be covered & claim forms will be<br />
completed for each. Prerequisite: Working knowledge of Medical Terminology I, II, III, and ICD-9/CPT-4<br />
coding. BRING ICD-9/CPT-4 CODING BOOKS! Material fee of $20 payable at time of registration.<br />
290005 5 Saturdays ◦ Sept 14-Oct 12 ◦ $145 ◦ 12:30-5:00 pm ◦ Lilly Sarino<br />
HOW TO START A HOME-BASED MEDICAL BILLING SERVICE<br />
Want to maximize your income? Than consider starting your own Home-Based Billing Service. Small<br />
home-based medical businesses earn $75,000 to $150,000 per year! Physicians must file claims electronically<br />
if they expect to be paid by Medicare. Most medical practices receive more than 80% of their income from<br />
insurance companies; the rest is derived from patient billing. Learn Marketing Strategies, how to get paid for<br />
your services; patient information sheet/charge tickets; how to obtain hardware and software;<br />
Introduction to insurance verification; how to obtain a license and write a business plan.<br />
Material fee of $5 payable at time of registration.<br />
290006 One Saturday ◦ Jul 20 ◦ $45 ◦ 2:30-5:30 pm ◦ John Ramirez<br />
COMPUTERIZED MEDICAL INSURANCE BILLING<br />
Learn how to input patient information, insurance data. Generate insurance claim forms statements,<br />
collection letters, edit lists, required forms in a business office to facilitate productive operations. You will<br />
actually set up a typical practice, inputting raw data from course documents. This hands-on class is<br />
recommended for working in medical facilities. Prerequisites: Basic computer, knowledge of ICD-9/CPT &<br />
HCPCS Coding and basic principles of Medical Insurance Billing.<br />
This is an 8-hour class with a half-hour break.<br />
290007 One Sunday ◦ Oct 20 ◦ $95 ◦ 9:00am-5:30 pm ◦ Lilly Sarino<br />
CLASES EN ESPAÑOL<br />
APRENDA A COSER<br />
Desarrolle su creatividad aprendiendo a coser. Curso para hombres y mujeres. No necesita<br />
previa experiencia. Las lecciones incluyen: como operar la máquina de coser, como tomar<br />
medidas, cortar con patron, escoger y preparar las telas antes de cortar, técnicas básicas<br />
de construcción Traer el primer día: lápiz, cinta métrica-de 60 pulgadas, 3 ½ yardas tela<br />
de algodón, Tijeras, agujas/alfileres hilo y descosedor. Edad mínima 16 años.<br />
Límite de solo 10 estudiantes. No se permiten acompañantes ni niños en clase. Lista de materiales se le<br />
dará al momento de registrarse.<br />
300001 4 Domingos ◦ 23 de Junio-14 de Julio ◦ $80 ◦ 3:00-5:30 pm ◦ Rosy E. Espinoza<br />
DECORACIÓN DE PASTELES – Básico<br />
Te ofrecemos la oportunidad de tomar clases de decoración de pasteles donde no solo<br />
encontrarás una enseñanza que te ayudará a desarrollarse económicamente sino que podrás<br />
adquirir conocimiento básico y festejar a tus seres queridos. No olvides de pedir tu lista de<br />
materiales al momento de registrarse. No se permiten acompañantes ni niños en clase. La<br />
Cuota de materiales de $7 se paga al momento de registrarse. Límite de solo 18<br />
estudiantes.<br />
300002 4 Sábados ◦ 6 de Julio-27 de Julio ◦ $60 ◦ 10:00 am-12 noon ◦ Connie Vasquez<br />
DECORACIÓN DE PASTELES - Intermedio<br />
Si entiendes que estás listo para subir un escalón más en el aprendizaje de la decoración de pasteles te<br />
animo a perfeccionarte en el curso intermedio donde apprenderás a usar algunas tecnicas de decoración un<br />
poco más avanzadas, desde pasteles de cumpleaños animados hasta varios pisos. Nota: No olvides pedir tu<br />
lista de materiales al momento de registrarse y pagar tu La cuota de materiales de $7 se paga al<br />
momento de registrarse. Prerequisito: Decoración de Pasteles Básico.<br />
300003 4 Sábados ◦ 6 de Julio - 27 de Julio ◦ $60 ◦ 12 noon-2:00 pm ◦ Connie Vasquez<br />
GELATINAS FLORALES<br />
Elabore hermosas gelatinas con diseños florales y gane dinero a la vez. Maria le enseñara a preparar<br />
gelatinas individuales (con diseños de girasoles, y Noche Buenas) en tan solo una clase. Trabajará en<br />
gelatinas individuales que podra llevar a casa para impresionar familiares y amigos.<br />
La cuota de materiales de $10 se paga al momento de registrarse.<br />
300004 Un Sábado ◦ 22 de Junio ◦ $45 ◦ 9:00 am-1:00 pm ◦ Maria Elena Aguilar<br />
Un Sábado ◦ 29 de Junio ◦ $45 ◦ 9:00 am-1:00 pm<br />
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DISEÑOS FLORALES I<br />
Le gustaría aprender a crear sus propios arreglos florales usando flores frescas? Con esta<br />
clase podrá hacer arreglos de diferentes estilos, redondos, ovalados, con diseños, etc.<br />
Esta es una excelente clase para el principiante. Favor de traer un cuchillo pequeño y<br />
tijeras especiales para cortar alambre. Por favor de traer periódico.<br />
La cuota de materiales de $40 se paga al momento de registrarse.<br />
300005 3 Sábados ◦ 13 de Julio-27 de Julio ◦ $65 ◦ 9:30 am-12:30 pm ◦ Eva Ucañan<br />
DISEÑOS FLORALES II<br />
Esta es la segunda fase de arreglos florales en la que aprenderá a usar diferentes tipos de vases; además<br />
aprenderá hacer arreglos más elaborados, como un topiary, un centro de mesa para las fiestas u ocasiones<br />
especiales. Traer un cuchillo pequeño y tijeras especiales para cortar alambre. No olvide de traer periódico.<br />
La cuota de materiales de $40 se paga al momento de registrarse.<br />
30132A 3 Sábados ◦ 3 de Agosto-17 de Agosto ◦ $65 ◦ 9:30 am-12:30 pm ◦ Eva Ucañan<br />
DISEÑOS FLORALES PARA BODAS<br />
Le gustaría aprender a crear arreglos con flores frescas para bodas, quinceañeras,<br />
aniversarios, etc. En esta clase aprenderá hacer un ramo de novia, centro para la mesa<br />
principal y corsages para la corte. Traer un cuchillo pequeño tijeras regulares para cortar<br />
alambre. No olvide de traer papel periódico.<br />
La cuota de materiales de $30 se page al momento de registrarse. Prerequisito: Diseños Florales I.<br />
300006 2 Sábados ◦ 22 de Junio y 29 de Junio ◦ $65 ◦ 9:30 am-12 noon ◦ Eva Ucañan<br />
CONSUMER EDUCATION<br />
G.E.D. PREPARATION WORKSHOP<br />
Don’t put off getting your G.E.D High School Diploma any longer!<br />
This class is designed to prepare students for the five test areas incorporated in the General Education<br />
Development (G.E.D.) examination. Each of the five subject areas (Reading, Math, Science, Social Studies<br />
and Writing) will be reviewed and presented. Emphasis will be on content of G.E.D. exam, plus students will<br />
have some practice examinations. Get G.E.D. book details and materials upon registration.<br />
Limited to only 18 students.<br />
Material fee of $10 payable before class starts online at: communityservices.lacitycollege.edu/pay.html<br />
420001 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $75 ◦ 3:30-6:00 pm ◦ José Ruíz<br />
LOOK WHO’S UNDER THE HOOD!!!<br />
A WOMEN’S CAR CARE CLASS<br />
Women are involved in over 80% of all car related purchases yet many feel alienated or<br />
clueless when purchasing or repairing a vehicle. In this “hands-on” class students will<br />
learn how to check fluids, tires, understand vehicle brakes and other common car repairs.<br />
Discussion will focus on how to avoid the 4 most common repair “scams” used to<br />
defraud the motorist. Wear old clothes, solid shoes, bottled water and wiping rag.<br />
Class held at North Hollywood Discount Auto Repair.<br />
420003 One Sunday ◦ Jul 21 ◦ $35 ◦ 9:00 am-12 noon ◦ Karen Valenti<br />
One Sunday ◦ Aug 18 ◦ $35 ◦ 9:00 am-12 noon<br />
One Sunday ◦ Sept 15 ◦ $35 ◦ 9:00 am-12 noon<br />
CBEST PREPARATION<br />
Basic Education Skills Test<br />
Raise the level of your teaching skills and become eligible for a salaried position in both private and public<br />
school systems. CBEST verification qualifies you to receive an emergency teaching credential. Work as a<br />
substitute teacher, or re-enter the school system, it’s a lifetime license and a state requirement. Learn<br />
about the exam’s “personality”, including its tricks and pitfalls and pick up tips on the best strategies for<br />
passing the exam. Students should bring latest version of the following book to class: McGraw-Hills CBEST by<br />
McGraw-Hill Editor. CBEST now available for computer-based testing by appointment year-round, Monday-<br />
Saturday. Next CBEST test date: Sept 9.<br />
42101A 3 Sundays ◦ Jul 21-Aug 4 ◦ $85 ◦ 12 noon-3:00 pm ◦ Antonio Cervantes<br />
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COOKING & FOODS<br />
LA CUCINA ITALIANA<br />
Everybody loves…delicious Italian food!<br />
Learn how to prepare step by step popular Italian dishes that you can make at home<br />
and impress your friends and family. This is a fun and casual class that is taught by<br />
native Italian Chef Giuseppe Mannara. In this class you will learn the dishes of<br />
Giuseppe’s Southern Italian hometown plus Informative travel tips and interesting<br />
cultural stories will be shared during the cooking demonstration and tasting.<br />
Please bring “to go” food containers. Material fee of $20 payable at time of registration.<br />
450001 4 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 13 ◦ $85 ◦ 10:00 am-1:00 pm ◦ Giuseppe Mannara<br />
MEDITERRANEAN AUTHENTIC APPETIZERS & GARNISES<br />
Join cooking instructor Karine Arutyunyan as she demonstrates how to make healthy, simple and flavorful<br />
authentic Mediterranean appetizers - Babaganoush (barbecued eggplant dip); hommus (garbanzo bean dip)<br />
that does twice its job, working as tasty appetizers with toasted pocket bread or used with sliced vegetables<br />
as a delicious dip. Plus beet/walnut salad with its rich, creamy taste is a longtime favorite crowd pleaser,<br />
finally add a touch of garnishing for presentation. These inspirational appetizers will satisfy first time cooks<br />
& culinary experts. Students will taste/sample and take home these wonderful dishes from class.<br />
Bring 3 small food containers. Material fee of $7 payable at time of registration.<br />
450002 One Saturday ◦ Jul 13 ◦ $40 ◦ 9:30 am-1:30 pm ◦ Karine Arutyunyan<br />
FRUIT & VEGETABLE CARVING<br />
Come and enjoy the fascinating art of decorative vegetable & fruit carving. Carving<br />
demonstrations will include: curve and singular wedge, straight and circular cuts, finer<br />
subject details and overall decorative presentation. Various ideas and creative ideas will<br />
also be discussed in class. These techniques will allow you to create dazzling center<br />
pieces for Thanksgiving, Christmas, Halloween, Easter, Birthdays & special occasions.<br />
Material fee of $7 payable at time of registration. Should students want to participate<br />
in carving demonstration, please bring a paring knife, cutting board and towel.<br />
450006 One Saturday ◦ Jul 6 ◦ $45 ◦ 9:30 am-12:30 pm ◦ Karine Arutyunyan<br />
CUPCAKE BAKERY DECORATING<br />
This new trend in decorating and customizing tasteful cupcakes will brighten up anyone’s day. Join Phoenix<br />
Bakery/Pastry chef Youlen Chan as he walks you thru the steps on how to skillfully master the fine details of<br />
intricate edible designing. You will be the hit of any social gathering; everyone will think you paid a bakery<br />
catering service. Topics: measuring and stenciling your ideas and designs before actual hands-on decorating.<br />
Learn the proper & clean way to work with cupcakes on wax paper. Color contrast and color combining on<br />
your designs Design anything from cartoons, scenery to detailed lettering.<br />
Material fee of $15 payable at time of registration. This popular class always fills-up fast so register<br />
early!!!<br />
450005 2 Wednesdays ◦ Jun 26 & Jul 3 ◦ $45 ◦ 6:30-8:30 pm ◦ Youlen Chan<br />
2 Wednesdays ◦ Jul 17 & 24 ◦ $45 ◦ 6:30-8:30 pm<br />
MUSIC & VOICE<br />
MUSICAL KEYBOARDING FOR ADULTS<br />
Beginning students will learn to read basic music notes and proper finger and hand<br />
coordination. Individual instruction is emphasized according to each student’s level of<br />
experience. Intermediate requires basic knowledge of music note reading. Ages 15+. Limited<br />
to only 12 students. Please bring your keyboard to class.<br />
Instructor: Mariam Avetisyan<br />
750002 5 Sundays ◦ Jun 30-Jul 28 ◦ $50 ◦ 10:00-11:00 am ◦ Beginning<br />
5 Thursdays ◦ Jul 11-Aug 8 ◦ $50 ◦ 7:00-8:00 pm ◦ Beginning/Intermediate<br />
YOU’VE WRITTEN A SONG, NOW WHAT?<br />
Don’t put off your getting your songs for the whole world hear!<br />
Learn how to make money thru your talent and how to avoid classic scams and rip-offs common in the<br />
industry. This revealing seminar teaches songwriters, musicians, and anyone interested in music, effective<br />
ways to establish a career in the world of professional songwriting. Learn about collaboration; making demos,<br />
copyright and publishing rights contracts.<br />
750006 One Saturday ◦ Jul 20 ◦ $35 ◦ 11:30 am-1:30 pm ◦ Aaron Meza<br />
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LEARNING TO READ MUSIC<br />
Ever wonder what all the little dots on music paper mean? This workshop is designed to help you read the<br />
universal language of printed music and translate musical notations to the instrument of your choice. Topics<br />
covered: notes, time-values, sharps, key and key signatures, scales, basic and applied harmony and ear training.<br />
750004 5 Sundays ◦ Jun 30-Jul 28 ◦ $55 ◦ 11:00 am-12 noon ◦ Mariam Avetisyan<br />
SINGER’S WORKSHOP<br />
Beginner’s, late starters and returning singers are welcome to join professional pianist & vocal expert Mel<br />
Dangcil in this warm informative Singer’s Workshop. Learn proper breathing techniques & performing skills.<br />
Mel will also help you develop a stage presence and rapport with your audience. Students are welcome to<br />
bring their own sheet music. Mel Dangcil is a professional music entertainer and performs throughout<br />
Southern California as a musical director. Ages 15+.<br />
Musician’s fee of $10 payable at time of registration. Register early to guarantee your place in this class!<br />
750005 5 Sundays ◦ Jun 23-Jul 21 ◦ $100 ◦ 1:30-3:30 pm ◦ Mel Dangcil<br />
GUITAR MADE EASY<br />
You will learn about the guitar itself, tuning and minor maintenance and how to play singlenote<br />
melodies and chords. Bring an acoustic guitar & book: Guitar Method 1, 2nd edition by<br />
Will Schmidt and Greg Koch, ISBN 0-7935-3392. Book can be purchased at Guitar Center Store<br />
in Hollywood.<br />
750007 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $70 ◦ 1:00-3:00 pm ◦ José Ruíz<br />
DRUMS FOR ADULTS & TEENS (Ages 12 and up)<br />
Learn to play Rock, Pop, Funk, and Blues, accomplish these beats even by the first class! Gain effective<br />
practice techniques. Bring your favorite music CD’s; analyze and learn the drum beats of your favorite songs.<br />
Teacher will provide a drum set. Please bring drum sticks and practice pad which can be purchased at<br />
Guitar Center or Sam Ash or any major music store. Limit 14 students. Instructor: Dan Hegarty<br />
750003 5 Sundays ◦ Jun 23-Jul 21 ◦ $65 ◦ 1:00-3:00 pm ◦ Beginning<br />
5 Sundays ◦ Jul 28-Aug 25 ◦ $65 ◦ 1:00-3:00 pm ◦ Intermediate<br />
DANCE CLASSES<br />
FLAMENCO DANCE<br />
Express your inner Gypsy with this ancient/exciting beautiful dance from Spain including rhythms/hand claps<br />
and body percussion, footwork, beautiful arm turns & more! Learn an entire short flamenco dance from<br />
beginning to end. Bring hard heeled shoes w/strap-dance shoe or boots with heel.<br />
Musician’s fee of $15 payable at time of registration. Register early to guarantee your spot in class.<br />
Instructor: Katerina Tomás<br />
550001 5 Sundays ◦ Jun 23-Jul 21 ◦ $60 ◦ 1:30-3:00 pm ◦ Beginning<br />
5 Sundays ◦ Jun 23-Jul 21 ◦ $60 ◦ 3:00-4:30 pm ◦ Intermediate<br />
SALSA DANCE<br />
Learn the basics that will make you a “Salsero” or “Salsera”. Merengue and Salsa steps and patterns that you<br />
can use in the clubs! Learn the technique that will make you look good on the floor. If time permits “solo<br />
shines” will be introduced for Salsa. You do not have to bring a partner to join this class. Intermediate class<br />
requires students to already know basics or complete Salsa beginner’s class. No street shoes allowed;<br />
tennis shoes only. No class Jul 6.<br />
550004 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 27 ◦ $55 ◦ 4:30-6:00 pm ◦ Linda Lees<br />
5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 27 ◦ $55 ◦ 6:00-7:30 pm<br />
DISCO DANCE WORKOUT<br />
Come dance, workout and get in shape to the tunes of disco music from the 70’s & 80’s! Wear workout<br />
clothes, leg warmers, and sweatbands! Get ready to sweat, look and feel healthier, and have fun doing dance<br />
moves for one hour. No experience necessary and all are welcome to join!<br />
550003 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $50 ◦ 3:00-4:00 pm ◦ Dolly Giner<br />
HAWAIIAN DANCE | <strong>Summer</strong> is almost here: Hawaii, beaches, Hula!<br />
Get ready for an exciting and fun-filled experience learning a true Polynesian dance art that has<br />
been passed on from generation to generation. Students will be introduced to the various dances<br />
and culture of the Pacific isles with emphasis on the basics in Hawaiian hula (dance). Students<br />
will interpret songs and perform dances from Hawaii, Tahiti, Samoan, New Zealand, and<br />
Tonga. Hawaiian dance clothing is optional, but always welcome.<br />
550007 5 Sundays ◦ Jun 23-Jul 21 ◦ $45 ◦ 6:00-7:00 pm ◦ Okima Kapaku, DMA<br />
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BELLY DANCE WITH MESMERA<br />
Learn how to tone and strengthen your body with speed & low speed Bellydance moves as you manage and<br />
control core muscle groups for shape and contour. Gain a wide variety of techniques for a fun and healthy<br />
workout. This fun program gives you the direction and confidence to enjoy and benefit from this beautiful<br />
ancient dance art. Bellydance clothing is optional. Bellydance Instructor MESMERA is internationally<br />
acclaimed worldwide. All are welcome to join!<br />
550005 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $60 ◦ 12 noon-1:00 pm ◦ MESMERA (Laurie Rose)<br />
HIP-HOP DANCE<br />
Learn how to do basic dance moves in this fun and happening class. Prepare to do high intensity warm-ups<br />
followed by club dance techniques and choreography. This popular dance class fills up fast so register early!<br />
No street shoes, tennis shoes only.<br />
550006 5 Sundays ◦ Jun 23-Jul 21 ◦ $50 ◦ 12:30-1:30 pm ◦ Dolly Giner<br />
BALLROOM DANCING<br />
Bring romance into your life - Ballroom dancing is fun for all ages. Learn the latest styles of<br />
Ballroom and Latin dancing, plus meet new friends. Have lots of fun learning such dances as<br />
the fox trot, waltz, tango, swing jive, cha-cha, we’ll even add disco! Your feet will feel and<br />
look more intelligent and you’ll be glad you came. You’ll never have to refuse being asked<br />
to dance again and you’ll say “yes” with a smile. No street shoes, tennis shoes only.<br />
550002 5 Sundays ◦ Jun 23-Jul 21 ◦ $55 ◦ 10:30 am-12 noon ◦ Joseph Flynn<br />
5 Sundays ◦ Jul 28-Aug 25 ◦ $55 ◦ 10:30 am-12 noon<br />
DRAMA<br />
A CAREER IN VOICE OVERS<br />
Voice over actors are those unseen individuals who create personality in animated characters a la the<br />
Simpson’s, Nickelodeon, Family Guy, T.V. commercials and radio ads. Learn how to establish a practice<br />
routine at home, get tips on studio etiquette/lingo, what makes a good demo reel, when to seek out an<br />
agent or join a union and how to market yourself. Don’t hide your talent, share it with the world! Discover<br />
the many possibilities of using your voice to make money.<br />
Aaron Meza is a voice over actor, whose voice is heard on numerous commercials, including Taco Bell,<br />
Lexus, JC Penny, ABC, Subway, Mercury & FedEx.<br />
600002 One Saturday ◦ Jul 20 ◦ $35 ◦ 9:00-11:00 am ◦ Aaron Meza<br />
DIALECT TRAINING FOR ACTORS<br />
All actors are looking to expand their range. Nothing does that better than learning a new accent.<br />
Learn several of the following: French, British, German, Southern, New York, Russian,<br />
Irish, Scottish, Japanese, Arabic. Instruction drills, and improvisations will help you<br />
develop a seemingly magical array of dialects. Each semester the accents vary,<br />
depending on the background of the students enrolled. Materials include a Speak with an<br />
Accent CD and printouts.<br />
Material fee of $20 payable at time of registration. All are welcome to join!<br />
600004 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $60 ◦ 12:30-2:00 pm ◦ Ivan Borodin<br />
YOUR WORLD PREMIERE AT THE COMEDY STORE STAND-UP WORKSHOP<br />
Learn to tap into your own creative genius and rock the audience with humor. Find out what’s “hot” in the<br />
industry, Adam Barnhardt will guide you through joke writing, creating characters, improving skills, stage<br />
persona and connecting with any audience. At the end of the course you will have an opportunity to<br />
perform your own comedic stand-up piece as part of the ‘Comedy Revival Showcase’ at Hollywood’s<br />
famous Comedy Store. Stop procrastinating - don’t put off all that hidden entertainment talent inside of you<br />
any longer!! Class fills up fast so register early. Class held off-campus.<br />
600003 5 Tuesdays ◦ Jun 25-Jul 23 ◦ $60 ◦ 7:00-8:30 pm ◦ Adam Barnhardt<br />
ACTING TECHNIQUE - BEGINNING<br />
Have you wondered how great actors never “fake” but really seem to “live” the parts they<br />
play in the movies, stage or TV? This fun intensive class will give you the basic tools to start<br />
acting as a professional; developing and acquiring listening, observational skills while<br />
exploring your inner self. You will learn how to bring any script to life.<br />
Material fee of $10 payable at time of registration.<br />
600001 4 Tuesdays ◦ Jun 25-Jul 16 ◦ $95 ◦ 7:00-9:30 pm ◦ Donna Walker<br />
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EXERCISE & RELAXATION<br />
TENNIS PROGRAM<br />
Learn the proper grips, forehand, backhand, serving, game rules & court etiquette.<br />
Intermediate: knowledge of basic strokes/rules with focus on improving ground strokes and<br />
your serve. Advance: continue to enhance your techniques and strategies on the advanced<br />
tennis session. Bring two new can of tennis balls and a tennis racquet to class.<br />
Held at Griffith Park. Limited to only 10 students. Instructor: Youlen Chan<br />
650002 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $60 ◦ 4:00-5:00 pm ◦ Beginning<br />
5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $60 ◦ 5:00-6:00 pm ◦ Intermediate<br />
5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $60 ◦ 6:00-7:00 pm ◦ Advanced<br />
JUDO<br />
This is an introductory (beginner’s) course mixed with intermediate students. Basic judo<br />
skills include throwing, groundwork (grappling), strangulation escapes and arm locks.<br />
Women and men participate in a co-educational setting with emphasis on learning judo for<br />
self-defense, tournament competition, physical fitness and fun. This course is recreational<br />
in nature and students can be any age from teenagers to senior citizens.<br />
Wear sweat pants & shirt or judo uniform to class. All are welcome to join!<br />
650013 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $55 ◦ 11:00 am-1:00 pm ◦ Ron Newsome<br />
PILATES MAT CLASS | Give your body a healthy workout!<br />
Ever wish for a class that really strengthens your stomach, your back & streamlines your body. Well, you just<br />
found it! This class focuses on your “core” – the center of your body. Feel stronger and see a change in your<br />
body in 5 lessons.<br />
Bring a workout mat and towel to class and be prepared to feel the burn with this innovative exercise form.<br />
650006 5 Fridays ◦ Jun 28-Jul 26 ◦ $50 ◦ 7:00-8:00 pm ◦ Sandy Fetherolf<br />
ABS/LEG/HIP WORKOUT | <strong>Los</strong>e them extra pounds!<br />
Get on the healthier path, whittle that waist, firm those inner and outer thighs and flatten that stomach.<br />
Start to live a healthier and a longer life. This class really does work and will concentrate on the lower<br />
body. Reshape and restructure! It’s never too late! Bring exercise mat to class.<br />
650005 5 Fridays ◦ Jun 28-Jul 26 ◦ $50 ◦ 8:00-9:00 pm ◦ Sandy Fetherolf<br />
YOGA FOR A HEALTHY BACK<br />
Learn safe and effective stretching techniques based on the ancient art of yoga and designed for people with<br />
problem backs. Find out what your correct posture is and how to achieve it, how to breathe deeply to<br />
increase the flow of oxygen from blood to muscles, and how to take a firmer stance against back pain.<br />
Please bring a workout mat. All are welcome to join.<br />
650003 5 Fridays ◦ Jun 28-Jul 26 ◦ $50 ◦ 9:00-10:00 pm ◦ Sandy Fetherolf<br />
HORSEBACK RIDING<br />
Introduction to Horseback riding: Learn grooming, tacking, mounting, dismounting, horse<br />
psychology, saddling, bridling, riding etiquette, equipment and basic balance at the various<br />
gates. Our instructors have taught hundreds of beginners to take that first trot! Class is held off<br />
campus at The <strong>Los</strong> <strong>Angeles</strong> Equestrian Center. 16 years+. Limited to only 6 students. Riders<br />
must weigh less than 195 pounds. No enrollment cancellations will be allowed. First meeting is a mandatory<br />
orientation. Must have TES approved riding boots – all attire to be approved by TES. Students are required to<br />
attend the Traditional Equitation School tack class prior to 1st ride at TES – Wednesdays 7-9 pm and<br />
Saturdays and Sundays 1-3 pm. Students can only enroll once; cannot repeat enrollment.<br />
650001 5 Fridays ◦ Jun 28-Jul 26 ◦ $185 ◦ 6:30-8:00 pm ◦ Andrea Call<br />
QUICK & DIRTY SELF DEFENSE<br />
Never be afraid again! Protect yourself and your family! Learn how to defend yourself<br />
against an attacker on an airplane, in the streets. Turn your fear into anger – switch<br />
yourself into attack mode! Learn how to subdue an attacker in 6 seconds. Learn effective<br />
techniques that are easy to do and apply; learn why size is not a factor. Open to all!<br />
650004 3 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 6 ◦ $60 ◦ 5:00-7:00 pm ◦ Jojo Aguilar<br />
3 Saturdays Jul 27-Aug 10 ◦ $60 ◦ 5:00-7:00 pm<br />
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BASICS OF YOGA<br />
This introductory course is designed to assist the beginning student in understanding the art of<br />
yoga. In these sessions you will learn basic postures and breathing techniques to gain a clearer<br />
understanding of yoga as a tool for self-transformation. A consistent Hatha yoga practice can<br />
stimulate the cardiovascular system, reduce weight, improve posture and tone the muscular<br />
system by increasing strength and flexibility.<br />
Bring a workout mat and towel to class. All are welcome to join.<br />
650012 5 Fridays ◦ Jun 28-Jul 26 ◦ $50 ◦ 6:00-7:00 pm ◦ Sandy Fetherolf<br />
BALLET SLIM & TRIM<br />
What better way to whittle those legs, improve your circulation, tone up your whole body, and most<br />
importantly, work on your total alignment with the classical art of ballet dance. The traditional ballet<br />
"warm-up" performed at the barre does all of this and more. Ballet shoes are recommended.<br />
650011 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $50 ◦ 1:00-2:00 pm ◦ Ann Monahan<br />
TAI CHI CHUAN<br />
An ancient Chinese discipline for health, relaxation, meditation and self-defense. Its circular<br />
movements are based on a profound, practical philosophy useful in daily life. It creates a sense<br />
of well-being, reduces stress and improves balance, coordination and flexibility.<br />
Wear comfortable clothes and flat shoes. Bring your friends and sign-up today.<br />
650007 5 Sundays ◦ Jun 23-Jul 21 ◦ $55 ◦ 2:00-3:30 pm ◦ Marvin Smallheiser<br />
YOGA/STRETCH<br />
Release all of the tension in your body and mind. Increase your flexibility, decrease your stress and watch<br />
your body respond as it slims and trims down. Give yourself an hour vacation once a week. You deserve it.<br />
Get refreshed & rejuvenated! Bring workout mat.<br />
650010 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $50 ◦ 11:00 am-12 noon ◦ Ann Monahan<br />
CARDIO BARRE WORKOUT<br />
This is a unique high energy, no impact exercise class that combines barre work with continual fat burning.<br />
The Body is worked both coordinated whole and isolated muscle groups. This form of exercise is a muscle<br />
sculpting and toning sensation! You will also develop poise, grace and flexibility!<br />
650008 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $50 ◦ 10:00-11:00 am ◦ Ann Monahan<br />
DISCO DANCE WORKOUT<br />
Come dance, workout and get in shape to the tunes of disco music from the 70’s & 80’s! Wear workout<br />
clothes, leg warmers, and sweatbands! Get ready to sweat, look and feel healthier, and have fun doing dance<br />
moves for one hour. No experience necessary and all are welcome to join!<br />
550003 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $50 ◦ 3:00-4:00 pm ◦ Dolly Giner<br />
LANGUAGE CLASSES<br />
INTRODUCTION TO FRENCH PRONUNCIATION - Level 1<br />
Learn the fine details of French pronunciation and culture for intermediate and advanced<br />
conversations. Students will compile and practice reading their favorite French words,<br />
sentences, questions and answers related to their profession and life passions. Open to<br />
everyone. No experience needed. Material fee of $24 payable at time of registration is<br />
for cost of book and 3 CD’s and weekly class handouts. Book title is: PRONOUNCE IT<br />
PERFECTLY IN FRENCH by Christopher Kendris & Theodore Kendris 2nd edition - ISBN-10-07641-7773-7.<br />
Material fee is $5 only if you have already purchased the audio cd and book set.<br />
Limited to only 15 students.<br />
720006 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $75 ◦ 11:00 am-1:00 pm ◦ Lesly Lespinasse<br />
INTERMEDIATE FRENCH - Level 2<br />
This session is for students from any previous French classes in the world who want to brush up on their rusty<br />
linguistic skills. It is also for those who have completed or are currently enrolled in our first French language<br />
level, “Introduction to French Pronunciation”. This class will include numerous fun/academic activities such<br />
as songs, games, pronunciation drills, and grammar for listening, speaking, reading, writing, and<br />
understanding of the target language. Material fee of $24 payable at time of registration is for cost of<br />
book and 3 CD’s and handouts. Book title is: PRONOUNCE IT PERFECTLY IN FRENCH by Christopher Kendris &<br />
Theodore Kendris 2nd edition - ISBN-10-07641-7773-7.<br />
Material fee is $5 only if you have already purchased the audio CD and book set.<br />
Limited to only 15 students.<br />
720011 5 Wednesdays ◦ Jun 26-Jul 24 ◦ $75 ◦ 7:00-9:00 pm ◦ Lesly Lespinasse<br />
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MORE FRENCH PRONUNCIATION AND ADVANCED CONVERSATIONS - Level 3<br />
For students who have completed French Level 1 & 2 or are at the advanced level welcome to Level 3. This<br />
class will highlight intense French conversation and mastering of French grammar and pronunciation.<br />
Material fee of $24 payable at time of registration is for cost of book and handouts. Book title is: FRENCH<br />
MADE SIMPLE by Eugene Jackson/Antonio Rubio/Pamela Rose Haze, ISBN 978-0-7679-1859-6, and can be<br />
purchased at Barnes & Noble or Amazon. Material fee is $5 only if you have already purchased and book set.<br />
720007 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $75 ◦ 1:15-3:15 pm ◦ Lesly Lespinasse<br />
ACCENT REDUCTION<br />
This class is specifically designed to assist foreign born residents to improve English language clarity through<br />
easy accent reduction techniques. Develop the rhythm and proper speech sounds that will assist your career<br />
and in winning new friends. Never be afraid or ashamed again. All are welcome to join this class.<br />
Material fee of $30 payable at time of registration for booklets.<br />
720008 5 Fridays ◦ Jun 28-Jul 26 ◦ $80 ◦ 6:30-8:30 pm ◦ Ivan Borodin<br />
CHINESE/MANDARIN FOR EVERYONE<br />
Learn to speak Chinese Mandarin – open more doors of opportunity at your work, business,<br />
life and career, travel and everyday life. Focus will be on spoken Chinese thru Pinyin<br />
system – a quicker and easier approach to grasp the language in a short period of time.<br />
Students will learn Mandarin through practical and interesting conversations.<br />
Material fee of $5 payable at time of registration. All are welcome to join!<br />
720012 5 Fridays ◦ Jun 28-Jul 26 ◦ $75 ◦ 6:30-8:30 pm ◦ Janie Chien Golden<br />
E.S.L. INTENSIVE I<br />
This class is designed to teach English communication competence through basic English language skills, such<br />
as reading, listening and speaking. The class will also cover various basic grammar fundamentals so that the<br />
student will be encouraged to use correct English.<br />
Students should have access to email/Internet so that they can access class materials online.<br />
720009 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $95 ◦ 1:00-3:30 pm ◦ Antonio Cervantes<br />
E.S.L. INTENSIVE II<br />
Continue to strengthen your E.S.L. skills with an Intensive review of E.S.L. language fundamentals. Emphasis<br />
will be on pronunciation, conversation skills, accent reduction, vocabulary development and grammar<br />
review. Returning students are welcome to join this class and pick-up where they left off.<br />
Students should have access to email/Internet so that they can access class materials online.<br />
720010 5 Saturdays ◦ Jul 27-Aug 24 ◦ $95 ◦ 1:00-3:30 pm ◦ Antonio Cervantes<br />
SPANISH FOR BEGINNERS<br />
Open to everyone wanting to learn the basic fundamentals of speaking Spanish. This class is also a good<br />
starting point for those in social work, healthcare, teaching and everyday life. Emphasis will be placed on<br />
grammar, pronunciation, open dialogue and conversational exercises. This beginning Spanish class is very<br />
popular and fills-up fast so register early!<br />
Students should have access to email/Internet so that they can access class materials online. No class July 4.<br />
720001 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 27 ◦ $85 ◦ 10:00 am-12:30 pm ◦ Antonio Cervantes<br />
5 Thursdays ◦ Jun 27-Aug 1 ◦ $85 ◦ 6:30-9:00 pm<br />
SPANISH INTERMEDIATE<br />
This class is a continuation of beginning Spanish for everyone, with emphasis on more advanced<br />
grammar/conversational techniques for the working professional person who travels or just for fun &<br />
enjoyment. Students should have access to email/Internet to download handouts.<br />
720002 5 Saturdays ◦ Jul 27-Aug 24 ◦ $85 ◦ 10:00 am-12:30 pm ◦ Antonio Cervantes<br />
5 Thursdays ◦ Aug 8-Sept 5 ◦ $85 ◦ 12 noon-3:00 pm<br />
ITALIAN FOR TRAVEL OR BUSINESS<br />
Master the fundamentals of Italian as you learn useful phrases and idioms, correct<br />
pronunciation and practical vocabulary. Combined with an introduction of Italian civilization,<br />
this class will help you carry on a simple conversation on every-day topics, current events and<br />
cultural values. Material fee of $10 payable at time of registration.<br />
720005 5 Sundays ◦ Jun 23-Jul 21 ◦ $75 ◦ 9:00-11:00 am ◦ Romualdo Scherillo<br />
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ARTS & CRAFTS<br />
CANDLE MAKING<br />
Candles are a beautiful addition to your home décor and make wonderful welcome gifts.<br />
This candle-making workshop will cover the basic techniques for making both molded and<br />
container candles. Each student will make and take home a colorful chunk candle, a<br />
floating candle and a novelty gel candle. Handouts with instructions, tips and techniques<br />
will be provided. Wear old clothes & closed-toe shoes (no sandals please).<br />
Material fee of $15 payable at time of registration - covers all materials needed to<br />
complete projects. Please be on time, there will be no class make-up.<br />
500001 One Friday ◦ Jul 19 ◦ $25 ◦ 6:00-9:00 pm ◦ Jeanette Bovard<br />
IKEBANA: JAPANESE ART OF FLOWER ARRANGEMENT<br />
Elegance, grace and style are three characteristics of the art of Ikebana. In this beginning workshop you will<br />
learn the manipulation and the observation of materials, as they are best used to gain the objectives<br />
expressed in the Oriental view of flower arranging following the curriculum of the OHARA Japanese Art of<br />
Flower Arranging. Bring florist scissors, low-bowl vase/flower needle holder. This popular class always fills<br />
up fast so register early! Material fee of $25 payable at time of registration.<br />
500014 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $65 ◦ 10:00 am-12 noon ◦ Hisako Shohara<br />
NATURAL BATH & BEAUTY PRODUCTS<br />
Learn how is it is to make skin care and cleansing products that are good for you and good for the<br />
environment. We will use all natural ingredients to make bath salts, fizzies, body scrub, body butter and<br />
massage oils. Tips on storing, packaging and purchasing ingredients will be covered, plus you will take home<br />
samples of everything you make in this hands-on workshop. Students must be on time to complete all Natural<br />
Bath & Beauty Products projects.<br />
Material fee of $20 payable in at time of registration covers all materials needed to complete class projects.<br />
500005 One Friday ◦ Jul 26 ◦ $35 ◦ 6:00-9:00 pm ◦ Jeanette Bovard<br />
STAINED GLASS<br />
While making a flat panel or window about 10x14 inches students will learn basic cutting,<br />
grinding and assembling, creating a beautiful piece of art work. We have various patterns to<br />
choose from. Material fee of $15 payable at first meeting for the tools and supplies. Glass is<br />
additional, typically $20-25, and may be purchased from instructor on the first day of class.<br />
Held off-campus near LACC. Limited to only 8 students.<br />
500003 4 Sundays ◦ Jul 7-28 ◦ $115 ◦ 9:30 am-12 noon ◦ Kathy Reimer<br />
CUSTOM GIFT BASKETS FOR FUN & PROFIT<br />
Customized Gift Baskets can also be a second income. Personalize an outlandish basket and adorn it with<br />
customized bow, select from a variety of themes, products and add fillers, color wrap, Learn department<br />
store wrapping secrets.<br />
Be sure to pick up supply list when you register, no supplies will be available in class.<br />
Please be on time, there will be no class make-up.<br />
50061A One Saturday ◦ Aug 17 ◦ $25 ◦ 12:30-3:00 pm ◦ Cindy Martiné<br />
GLYCERIN SOAPMAKING<br />
Custom-made soaps are perfect for gifts, bathroom décor, and people with sensitive skin.<br />
You will create many kinds of soaps while learning how to layer colors, use molds and add<br />
fragrances, herbs and toys. Express your creativity and join the fun!<br />
Material fee of $18 payable at time of registration - covers all materials needed to<br />
complete the projects. Students must be on time to complete all Glycerin Soap<br />
projects.<br />
500004 One Friday ◦ Jul 12 ◦ $35 ◦ 6:00-9:00 pm ◦ Jeanette Bovard<br />
FLORAL DESIGN I<br />
Learn how to make sophisticated arrange beautiful fresh flower arrangements for those special occasions.<br />
This hands-on workshop allows you to make your own masterpieces and express your own artistic talents. You<br />
will take home a new floral arrangement from each workshop. Material fee of $40 payable at time of<br />
registration. Material fee pays for fresh flowers instructor will provide at each class meeting to complete all<br />
class projects. Bring wire cutters, small knife and newspapers.<br />
500007 3 Sundays ◦ Jun 23-Jul 7 ◦ $65 ◦ 9:00 am-12 noon ◦ Eva Ucañan<br />
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FLORAL DESIGN II<br />
This class is a continuation of floral design I, with emphasis on even more creative and<br />
colorful floral arrangement techniques. Bring your imagination and let’s get creative.<br />
Material fee of $40 payable at time of registration. Material fee pays for all your fresh<br />
flowers for all your floral design projects. Bring wire cutters, a floral knife and newspapers.<br />
500007 3 Sundays ◦ Aug 4-18 ◦ $65 ◦ 9:00 am-12 noon ◦ Eva Ucañan<br />
FLORAL DESIGN III<br />
A continuation of Floral Design II, students will learn even more advanced floral arranging tips & techniques.<br />
Level III floral arrangement will incorporate fresh fruits plus other materials into your fresh flower<br />
arrangements blending into a professional looking presentation. Students will take home a fresh new floral<br />
arrangement each week. Material fee of $40 payable at time of registration. Material fee pays for all your<br />
fresh flowers to complete all class projects. Bring wire cutters, small knife and newspapers. No class Sept 1.<br />
50081A 3 Sundays ◦ Aug 25-Sept 15 ◦ $65 ◦ 9:00 am-12 noon ◦ Eva Ucañan<br />
BALLOON DECORATING & CENTER PIECE ARRANGEMENT<br />
Let your imagination soar as you learn the techniques for making beautiful balloon bouquets, arches, columns<br />
and sculptures. This class will teach you about supplies, materials, safety and inexpensive resources in this<br />
fun, hands-on course. Also learn a bunch of ways to blow up balloons without having to huff and puff. You’ll<br />
become a “balloonatic!” Bring your camera to take photographs of your beautiful balloon projects.<br />
Material fee of $25 payable at time of registration covers all your supplies and use of helium tanks.<br />
500017 One Saturday ◦ Jul 20 ◦ $35 ◦ 1:00-5:30 pm ◦ Eva Ucañan<br />
EMBROIDERY/CROSS STITICHING<br />
This fine art of embroidery is delicate and beautiful. It has an added value when it’s done by you. This<br />
seminar will introduce and show you different types of colorful embroidery craft styles. By the end of class<br />
you will have a beautiful embroidered Christmas art work.<br />
Material fee of $8 payable at time of registration. All are welcome to join!<br />
500018 Two Saturdays ◦ Jun 22 & 29 ◦ $35 ◦ 1:00-3:00 pm ◦ Karine Arutyunyan<br />
WEDDING FLORAL DESIGN<br />
Create a memorable and elaborate wedding floral design to suit that very precious day in<br />
your life. This class will help you prepare a bouquet, corsage and wedding floral table<br />
settings. Save time & money! You will be amazed at the floral arrangements you made<br />
yourself. Bring wire cutters, paring knife to class.<br />
Material fee of $30 payable at time of registration. Check out some of Instructor Eva<br />
Ucañan’s other hands-on Art & Crafts classes.<br />
500008 2 Sundays ◦ Jun 23 & 30 ◦ $65 ◦ 9:00 am-12 noon ◦ Eva Ucañan<br />
MOSAIC TILE<br />
Do you love mosaic décor pieces? Learn how to make these exquisite beautiful pieces yourself. They’re quick<br />
to make and inexpensive. Make anything from candleholders to patio tables using interesting shapes and<br />
colors. Create beautiful designs with no artistic experience required.<br />
Be sure to pick up your supply list when you register. No supplies available in class.<br />
500015 Two Saturdays ◦ Jul 27 & Aug 3 ◦ $45 ◦ 12:30-2:30 pm ◦ Cindy Martine<br />
CROCHET<br />
This class will introduce you to crocheting. Students will learn how to get started, how to<br />
read yarn labels and crochet patterns. You will also be taught slip stitch, and double crochet.<br />
Please be sure to pick up a supply list when you register for class. No supplies will be<br />
available in class.<br />
500002 4 Saturdays ◦ Jun 29-Jul 20 ◦ $60 ◦ 12:30-2:30 ◦ Cindy Martiné<br />
DRAWING FOR EVERYONE<br />
Learn how to draw like a pro; get drawing tips and techniques on the characters or objects you like to draw.<br />
See your images come to life! Wayne Thomas will give you his professional attention in helping to develop<br />
your hidden artistic talents using led/color pencils, charcoal shading, light/dark contrast, 3 dimension &<br />
brightness. Students are encouraged to bring their ideas and imagination. Please bring drawing and color<br />
pencils, eraser and pad of paper to 1st class meeting. Instructor will address any additional materials in<br />
class.<br />
500010 5 Fridays ◦ Jun 28-Jul 26 ◦ $65 ◦ 8:30-10:00 pm ◦ Wayne N. Thomas<br />
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SEWING MADE EASY I<br />
Develop your creativity and save money making your own clothes in a safe comfortable<br />
setting. Sewing lessons will include proper sewing machine operation, fabric selection,<br />
personal body measurements, and introduction to patterns and garments construction with<br />
basic sewing machine techniques. No prior sewing experience necessary. Open to both<br />
men and women ages 16+. Please bring: a pencil, 60” tape measure, 3 ½ yards of non-stretchable cotton<br />
fabric (no stripes or plaids), matching thread, scissors, seam ripper, hand needles and pins. Sewing<br />
machines are provided by LACC, one per student. Limited to only 10 students.<br />
500020 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $80 ◦ 8:00-10:00 am ◦ Rosy E. Espinoza<br />
5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $80 ◦ 10:00 am-12 noon<br />
5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $80 ◦ 12 noon-2:00 pm<br />
4 Fridays ◦ Jun 28-Jul 19 ◦ $80 ◦ 6:30-9:00 pm<br />
5 Saturdays ◦ Jul 27-Aug 24 ◦ $80 ◦ 8:00-10:00 am<br />
5 Saturdays ◦ Jul 27-Aug 24 ◦ $80 ◦ 10:00 am-12 noon<br />
SEWING MADE EASY II<br />
Students will cover more and newer additional pattern and adjustment sewing techniques. List of materials<br />
will be issued at time of registration. Sewing machines provided by school - one student per sewing machine.<br />
Limited to only 10 students. Prerequisite: Sewing Made Easy. Be familiar with sewing machine.<br />
500021 4 Saturdays ◦ Jul 27-Aug 17 ◦ $75 ◦ 12 noon-2:00 pm ◦ Rosy E. Espinoza<br />
KNITTING - BEGINNING<br />
Open to men & women who have never knitted. Your first project will be a scarf. Instruction will be given on<br />
how to cast on, Knit, purl stitch and cast off or finish off. Patterns will be supplied by instructor. Cindy<br />
Martiné was recognized and honored by Michaels Stores nationwide.<br />
Material fee of $2 payable at time of registration.<br />
Be sure to pick up a supply list when you register. This class is limited to only 15 students.<br />
500012 4 Saturdays Jun 29-Jul 20 $65 10:00 am-12 noon Cindy Martiné<br />
KNITTING - INTERMEDIATE<br />
This class is open for men & women who have taken beginning knitting or know how to knit. Continuing your<br />
project, instruction will be given on how to read more challenging patterns, deciphering a pattern and<br />
learning to do more detailed stitches. Students will also learn increasing & decreasing, changing colors, as<br />
well as the importance of doing gauges and using circular needles. Pattern will be provided by instructor.<br />
Be sure to pick up a supply list when you register. No supplies will be available in class. Register early to<br />
secure your place in class.<br />
500013 4 Saturdays Jul 27-Aug 17 $65 10:00 am-12 noon Cindy Martiné<br />
FASHION PATTERN MAKING<br />
This hands-on beginner’s class will introduce you to the challenging world of fashion pattern<br />
making. Learn how to make your own 2 garments by using step by step pattern making<br />
techniques in class. Requirements: Must know how to read a ruler, be willing to do some<br />
homework and to produce a fabric test with very slight sewing. Class is open to men & women<br />
ages 16+. Please bring: Pencils, 60” tape measure, see-thru plastic ruler 2x18”, scissors,<br />
3 ½ yards of muslin fabric, eraser, scotch tape. Register early for this popular class.<br />
Instructor: Rosy E. Espinoza<br />
500019 4 Sundays ◦ Jun 23-Jul 14 ◦ $75 ◦ 1:00-3:00 pm ◦ Beginning<br />
4 Sundays ◦ Jul 21-Aug 11 ◦ $75 ◦ 1:00-3:00 pm ◦ Intermediate<br />
DESIGN YOUR OWN CLOTHES<br />
Learn how to design clothes by using your creativity and various sources of inspiration. Learn how to do “flat<br />
Sketching”, full dimensional figures” and how to draw apparel with specific details. This class is for someone<br />
who has an interest in Fashion Sketching as a hobby or would like to be a future designer or as an<br />
Entrepreneur. Class covers seasons, themes, color story, categories, fabrics, trimmings, some costing,<br />
salability and organization of a “line”. Class will end with the Designer’s Board Presentation. Ages 16+.<br />
Please bring the following materials to 1st meeting of class: 15 Sheets of typing paper, drawing and<br />
color pencils, eraser, and clear see-thru 18” inch ruler. At the first class meeting the instructor will<br />
address any additional materials for your class projects.<br />
500016 5 Saturdays ◦ Jun 22-Jul 20 ◦ $80 ◦ 4:30-6:30 pm ◦ Rosy E. Espinoza<br />
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PAINTING & WATERCOLORS<br />
Do you like to watercolor or have a passion for painting? Welcome to all who appreciate and<br />
enjoy this classic and contemporary art forum. This class will get you started in basic<br />
painting acrylic/oils and watercolors brush stroke techniques with emphasis on<br />
understanding/experiencing color composition, value and design impact. Also learn mixing<br />
colors, differing paint qualities, application, and use of brushes. All are welcome! Bring<br />
basic watercolor set, pad of watercolor paper, brushes and pencil to 1st meeting. Please make sure at<br />
least one of your brushes is high grade and excellent quality. Instructor works for Disneyland as an artist<br />
and has showcased his works at art galleries throughout the U.S.A.<br />
500009 5 Fridays ◦ Jun 28-Jul 26 ◦ $65 ◦ 7:00-8:30 pm ◦ Wayne N. Thomas<br />
DRAW COMIC BOOK & CARTOON CHARACTERS LIKE THE PROS<br />
Learn how to draw your favorite action Heroes and Villains like Spiderman, Spawn, Green,<br />
Lantern, Star Wars, Wonder Women, or even the Simpsons. You can even invent your own<br />
cartoon characters! This class will teach you important steps & secret artist tips you need to<br />
create & bring your cartoon to animation life. If you always wanted to become a cartoon<br />
super-action hero artist or comic Villain artist, this class will greatly assist you. Ages 12+<br />
Register early for this popular class.<br />
500011 5 Fridays ◦ Jun 28-Jul 26 ◦ $65 ◦ 5:30-7:00 pm ◦ Wayne N. Thomas<br />
JEWELRY MAKING<br />
BASIC BEADED JEWELRY<br />
Come learn how to make stunning beaded bracelets and earrings using basic techniques (no<br />
soldering). You will be using flex wire, eye pins, headpins, crimp beads, semi-precious<br />
stones, pearls, crystals, and glass beads. Bring round nose pliers, wire cutter, and chain<br />
nose pliers.<br />
Material fee of $18 payable at time of registration covers materials needed to complete projects.<br />
995001 One Sunday ◦ Jul 28 ◦ $35 ◦ 3:00-6:00 pm ◦ Rosy E. Espinoza<br />
GLASS FUSION<br />
Learn how to create fused tiles or jewelry from glass. No prior glass experience is necessary. You’ll learn how<br />
to work with glass, assemble and decorate it using different colors of glass on top of each other. Your pieces<br />
will then be melted in a kiln to create magnificent artwork. Material fee of $30 payable at first meeting<br />
covers all materials needed for class projects. Limited to only 8 students. Class held off campus near LACC<br />
995002 Two Saturdays ◦ Jul 13 & 20 ◦ $65 ◦ 1:30-4:00 pm ◦ Kathy Reimer<br />
BLOW GLASS GLOBES<br />
Glaskolben, as they’re known in Germany, make beautiful ornaments or sun catchers that reflect the light.<br />
You’ll learn how to blow your own glass globes, using different colors of glass and varying designs creating<br />
elegant beautiful various shapes. This is a great idea for the holidays and any other time of the year. Material<br />
fee of $35 payable at first meeting covers supplies to make up to 14 globes. Limited to only 8 students.<br />
Class held off campus near LACC.<br />
995003 One Saturday ◦ Jul 6 ◦ $65 ◦ 1:30-4:30 pm ◦ Kathy Reimer<br />
POTTERY MAKING<br />
Students will learn the basics of throwing on a potter’s wheel. Simple forms such as cylinders, cups, and<br />
bowls will be emphasized. Learn centering, pulling, and trimming. Classes will explore a variety of hand<br />
building techniques including clay slab, pinch pots, coiling, molds, and glazing. Create all kinds of forms –<br />
you’re only limited by your imagination in hand building. Wear old clothes, and to bring an old towel and<br />
apron. Material fee of $35 payable at first meeting. Held off-campus. Limited to only 8 students.<br />
500022 5 Thursdays ◦ Jul 11-Aug 8 ◦ $175 ◦ 6:30-9:30 pm ◦ Toros Tngrian<br />
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SWIMMING | WATER ACTIVITIES<br />
About Group Swimming: Swimming lessons for children and adults will be conducted throughout<br />
the quarter. Minimum age of 5 years is required for non-swimmers. Each group will be limited in<br />
enrollment and is designed for beginners only. All participants must wear rubber/plastic shower sandals and<br />
bring a towel. Students should be wearing swimsuits when they arrive for lessons.<br />
Parents and legal guardians of children enrolled in the swim program must not leave their<br />
children alone and unattended before and after their swimming lessons. Children must be picked-up on time,<br />
and there are no make-ups for missed swim lessons.<br />
Weekday Group Program | Monday thru Friday<br />
960001 Mon-Fri ◦ Jun 3-7 ◦ $55 ◦ 2:00-2:50 pm ◦ Pool Staff<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jun 3-7 ◦ $55 ◦ 4:00-4:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jun 3-7 ◦ $55 ◦ 5:00-5:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jun 3-7 ◦ $55 ◦ 6:00-6:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jun 10-14 ◦ $55 ◦ 2:00-2:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jun 10-14 ◦ $55 ◦ 4:00-4:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jun 10-14 ◦ $55 ◦ 5:00-5:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jun 10-14 ◦ $55 ◦ 6:00-6:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jun 17-21 ◦ $55 ◦ 2:00-2:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jun 17-21 ◦ $55 ◦ 4:00-4:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jun 17-21 ◦ $55 ◦ 5:00-5:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jun 17-21 ◦ $55 ◦ 6:00-6:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jun 24-28 ◦ $55 ◦ 2:00-2:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jun 24-28 ◦ $55 ◦ 4:00-4:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jun 24-28 ◦ $55 ◦ 5:00-5:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jun 24-28 ◦ $55 ◦ 6:00-6:50 pm<br />
Mon-Wed, Fri ◦ Jul 1-5 ◦ $50 ◦ 2:00-2:50 pm ◦ No class Jul 4<br />
Mon-Wed, Fri ◦ Jul 1-5 ◦ $50 ◦ 4:00-4:50 pm ◦ No class Jul 4<br />
Mon-Wed, Fri ◦ Jul 1-5 ◦ $50 ◦ 5:00-5:50 pm ◦ No class Jul 4<br />
Mon-Wed, Fri ◦ Jul 1-5 ◦ $50 ◦ 6:00-6:50 pm ◦ No class Jul 4<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jul 8-12 ◦ $55 ◦ 2:00-2:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jul 8-12 ◦ $55 ◦ 4:00-4:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jul 8-12 ◦ $55 ◦ 5:00-5:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jul 8-12 ◦ $55 ◦ 6:00-6:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jul 15-19 ◦ $55 ◦ 2:00-2:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jul 15-19 ◦ $55 ◦ 4:00-4:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jul 15-19 ◦ $55 ◦ 5:00-5:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jul 15-19 ◦ $55 ◦ 6:00-6:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jul 22-26 ◦ $55 ◦ 2:00-2:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jul 22-26 ◦ $55 ◦ 4:00-4:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jul 22-26 ◦ $55 ◦ 5:00-5:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jul 22-26 ◦ $55 ◦ 6:00-6:50 pm<br />
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Weekday Group Program | Monday thru Friday (cont.)<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jul 29-Aug 2 ◦ $55 ◦ 2:00-2:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jul 29-Aug 2 ◦ $55 ◦ 4:00-4:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jul 29-Aug 2 ◦ $55 ◦ 5:00-5:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Jul 29-Aug 2 ◦ $55 ◦ 6:00-6:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Aug 5-9 ◦ $55 ◦ 2:00-2:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Aug 5-9 ◦ $55 ◦ 4:00-4:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Aug 5-9 ◦ $55 ◦ 5:00-5:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Aug 5-9 ◦ $55 ◦ 6:00-6:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Aug 12-16 ◦ $55 ◦ 2:00-2:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Aug 12-16 ◦ $55 ◦ 4:00-4:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Aug 12-16 ◦ $55 ◦ 5:00-5:50 pm<br />
Mon-Fri ◦ Aug 12-16 ◦ $55 ◦ 6:00-6:50 pm<br />
Saturday Group Program<br />
960001 5 Saturdays ◦ Jul 20-Aug 17 ◦ $55 ◦ 1:00-1:50 pm ◦ Pool Staff<br />
5 Saturdays ◦ Jul 20-Aug 17 ◦ $55 ◦ 2:00-2:50 pm<br />
5 Saturdays ◦ Aug 24-Sept 21 ◦ $55 ◦ 1:00-1:50 pm<br />
5 Saturdays ◦ Aug 24-Sept 21 ◦ $55 ◦ 2:00-2:50 pm<br />
Sunday Group Program<br />
960001 5 Sundays ◦ Jul 21-Aug 18 ◦ $55 ◦ 1:00-1:50 pm ◦ Pool Staff<br />
5 Sundays ◦ Jul 21-Aug 18 ◦ $55 ◦ 2:00-2:50 pm<br />
5 Sundays ◦ Aug 25-Sept 22 ◦ $55 ◦ 1:00-1:50 pm<br />
5 Sundays ◦ Aug 25-Sept 22 ◦ $55 ◦ 2:00-2:50 pm<br />
PARENT & ME SWIMMING (Ages 3-4)<br />
Introduction to water familiarization & swimming. A fun and easy way for kids to gain confidence and begin<br />
to swim the easy/natural way. One parent or guardian must be in water with child at all times.<br />
Limited to only 6 students.<br />
960003 5 Sundays ◦ Jul 21-Aug 18 ◦ $70 ◦ 12 noon-12:30 pm ◦ Pool Staff<br />
5 Sundays ◦ Jul 21-Aug 18 ◦ $70 ◦ 12:30-1:00 pm<br />
5 Sundays ◦ Jul 21-Aug 18 ◦ $70 ◦ 1:00-1:30 pm<br />
LAP SWIMMING<br />
This section is for those who already know how to swim. New students must<br />
demonstrate to the pool manager their swimming ability and be evaluated prior to<br />
enrollment.<br />
9520001 Mon, Wed, Fri Continuous Enrollment $55 Monthly 7:00-8:00 pm Pool Staff<br />
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PRIVATE SWIM LESSONS*<br />
One-on-one swimming instruction for adults or kids - one student per instructor. Learn<br />
quickly and safely avoid the crowds; overcome your fear of water. Dates and times to<br />
be arranged – Weekday evenings and Weekends. During the hot <strong>Summer</strong> season the<br />
private swim program attracts a lot of students, we encourage you to register early<br />
and concurrently if you wish to maintain the same swim instructor and proceed uninterrupted. Ages 7 +.<br />
Each meeting scheduled is a length of one (1) hour.<br />
9500001 5 Meetings ◦ Continuous Enrollment ◦ $135 ◦ As Scheduled ◦ Pool Staff<br />
*Our pool staff requires a strict schedule of lessons. Missed swim lessons cannot be re-scheduled or made up!<br />
LIFEGUARD CERTIFICATION<br />
Obtain the newest updated all-in-one lifeguard certificate (which includes first aid & CPR).<br />
This certificate will enable you to work as a lifeguard with parks & recreation, private<br />
pool programs or at the beach. No previous lifeguard experience needed. Prior to<br />
enrollment students must contact pool manager for swimming evaluation.<br />
Students must be 15+ yrs. At start of class, be prepared to swim during first class meeting.<br />
$27 certification fee payable at time of registration. Limited to only 6 students.<br />
290009 6 Sundays ◦ Jun 30-Aug 4 ◦ $165 ◦ 12 noon-6:00 pm ◦ Ramon Navarro<br />
Looking for Teachers<br />
Visit communityservices.lacitycollege.edu<br />
and download the “New Course Proposal”<br />
form. Please return it with any supporting<br />
documents by the following:<br />
Mail <strong>Los</strong> <strong>Angeles</strong> <strong>City</strong> <strong>College</strong><br />
Community Services New Course Proposal<br />
855 N Vermont Ave, AD 112/EWD 704<br />
<strong>Los</strong> <strong>Angeles</strong>, CA 90029<br />
Email comsvcs@lacitycollege.edu<br />
campoyl@lacitycollege.edu<br />
Fax 323.953.4054<br />
Community Services at <strong>Los</strong> <strong>Angeles</strong> <strong>City</strong> <strong>College</strong> provides a full range of notfor-credit<br />
classes and programs designed to meet the educational, social,<br />
recreational, cultural, and civic needs of people in the college community.<br />
We are always searching for new instructors who have fresh ideas for new and<br />
interesting courses. If you are interested in teaching a Community Services<br />
classes please fill out and submit a course proposal form and a current copy of<br />
your resume.<br />
You may be considered to teach a new class proposed and created by you, or<br />
to teach an advertised class for which you have specific related experience and<br />
competence. Applicants are contacted as needed. All class proposals are added<br />
to a database for consideration.<br />
Please review our catalogs to prevent any duplication of classes or programs in<br />
your proposal. Unless it is explicitly stated as to why your proposal is unique<br />
over a current class we offer, it will not be considered. Thank you very much<br />
for your interest with Community Services at <strong>Los</strong> <strong>Angeles</strong> <strong>City</strong> <strong>College</strong>.<br />
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Please notice that our<br />
Wilshire offices (including<br />
all computer classes) have<br />
moved back to the Main<br />
Campus. Community<br />
Services Extension Program<br />
is now located in the<br />
Economic and Workforce<br />
Development (EWD)<br />
building (see map).<br />
Please feel welcome to come<br />
and visit us in our new EWD<br />
location, and remember<br />
that ALL REGISTRATION<br />
questions and needs will be<br />
processed at our<br />
window in the<br />
Administration<br />
building, AD 112.<br />
Need Parking?<br />
See us for $10 Permits<br />
Mon-Fri | Lots 1* or 2<br />
Sat-Sun | Lot 3<br />
Use Lot 4 if above lots are unavailable<br />
unvailable<br />
*$2 daily pass available at Lot 1 kiosk<br />
(at Vermont & Rosewood)<br />
Makeup Artistry | A 2-Day Personal Workshop<br />
This in-depth 2-day makeup workshop will teach you how to create a professional personalized makeup application.<br />
Learn tips and tricks directly from Milani Cosmetics Resident Makeup Artist, Jason Sanchez. Learn to apply your makeup<br />
quickly, effectively, and in the correct color scheme. Learn to transform your makeup application from day to night!<br />
Master the following Brushes & tools | Color theory | Preparing the skin | Color correction<br />
Foundation matching & application | Understanding texture | Conceal & Camouflage | Eye shape and size<br />
Eye-shadow application (smokey eye) | Eye lining- powder, creams, liquid | Eyebrow shape & application | Highlight & Contour<br />
Blush & Bronzers | Lips- Shape & Color | Lashes- curling, mascara, false lashes (individual & strip)<br />
An Award of Completion will be issued upon completion of class.<br />
250001<br />
Price $150 | Saturday 3-6pm and Sunday 12-3pm | July 13 & 14<br />
Mon thru<br />
Fri: 10a-7p<br />
Sat: 8a-1p<br />
AD 112 | EWD 501<br />
Community Services<br />
855 N Vermont Ave | <strong>Los</strong> <strong>Angeles</strong>, CA 90029<br />
323.953.2000 x2651 | comsvcs@lacitycollege.edu<br />
communityservices.lacitycollege.edu<br />
Cost includes products to use in class<br />
and student will receive a Milani<br />
Cosmetics gift bag (a $50 value).<br />
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Policies and Procedures<br />
Sign Up Early!<br />
Early registration assures a place in “high–demand” classes. Registration is on a first come first- served basis,<br />
please make every effort to register prior to the start date of the class. Your registration may make a<br />
difference if a class goes or is canceled.<br />
Online Registration<br />
View our class listings online, select your courses and check out using your Visa, MasterCard, American<br />
Express, or Discover. Go to communityservices.lacitycollege.edu<br />
Supplies and Equipment<br />
Minimum enrollment is required to run classes. Please confirm class status before purchasing any supplies or<br />
renting any equipment.<br />
Parking<br />
Students registered for Community Services classes may purchase a parking permit for<br />
$10. Parking permits are non-refundable. All vehicles parked in a campus parking lot<br />
must display a valid permit at all times. Overnight parking is prohibited. Permits must<br />
be properly displayed hanging from the rear view mirror, facing out or facing up on the driver’s side of the<br />
dashboard. Improperly displayed permits will result in citation. A permit does not exempt you from receiving<br />
a citation. It is your responsibility to properly display your permit. Students may purchase a daily parking<br />
permit for $2 from the permit dispensing machines in parking lots 1 and 2.<br />
Cancelations<br />
LACC Community Services reserves the right to cancel, reschedule or combine workshops if fewer than the<br />
required minimum numbers of students are enrolled. We also reserve the right to substitute instructors or<br />
reschedule classrooms and class times if such a change is necessary. If a workshop is cancelled or<br />
rescheduled by Community Services you may transfer to another workshop or a full refund will be issued in<br />
the same format as originally paid within 20 – 30 working business days. All registrants will be notified of such<br />
changes by telephone, provided they have given us a daytime phone number.<br />
Transfers<br />
To transfer to another class, requests must be made in writing at least 48 hours before the first class<br />
meeting. Transfer requests will not be granted after the first class meeting. Please note there is a one-time<br />
transfer per class only.<br />
Refunds - Choose classes carefully!<br />
There are no refunds after a class has begun. Student requested refunds must be made in writing 48 hours<br />
before the class begins. There will be a $13 processing fee plus $2 registration fee ($15 total) per class as<br />
mandated by the Board of Trustees. Please allow 20 – 30 working business days for your refund request to be<br />
processed in the same format as originally paid.<br />
Important information: Refunds ARE NOT issued for absences nor prorated for late registration. Missed class<br />
meetings may not be made up in another class. There is no auditing of classes.<br />
Awards of Completion<br />
Students may request an Award of Completion for any of our Community Services<br />
classes for just $10. At least 90% of the class must be attended.<br />
Classes for Kids<br />
A Release and Medical Consent form will be sent along with your confirmation letter. Complete and return<br />
this form to the instructor at the first class. Go to communityservices.lacitycollege.edu, and a copy of the<br />
release form will be included at the time of regstration.<br />
Release & Waivers<br />
When attending a class a trip off-campus, LACC requires all participants carry medical/accident insurance,<br />
and does not provide this coverage. All participants are required to sign a liability waiver prior to departure.<br />
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Entertainment Academy for Inspiring Youth<br />
Mon-Fri 10am-2pm<br />
LACC Camino Theater<br />
July 8-19 | Ages 11-15<br />
Jul 29-Aug 2 | Dress Rehearsal<br />
Aug 3 | Finale and<br />
Fashion Show<br />
This 6-day workshop is designed for<br />
the makeup artist who needs to know the<br />
essential principles of makeup artistry.<br />
We will discuss some of the ins and outs<br />
of the business. This intensive program<br />
will give you a solid foundation from<br />
which to start or enhance an existing career<br />
in makeup artistry! Your registration<br />
fee will also provide you with textbook<br />
and products and is sponsored by Milani<br />
Cosmetics for use in program.<br />
Admit One<br />
The Entertainment Academy for<br />
Inspiring Youth includes two weeks of<br />
multifaceted interactive arts,<br />
facilitated by professionals from Arts<br />
and Entertainment, Fashion and Beauty,<br />
S.T.E.M. instructors and LACC students,<br />
culminating with Academy students<br />
participating and performing in the<br />
Festival Finale and Fashion Show.<br />
Individual Character<br />
Development<br />
Performing and Visual meets<br />
Science, Technology,<br />
Engineering and Math<br />
Entreprenurial Development<br />
communityservices.lacitycollege.edu | 323.953.4000 x2651<br />
Makeup Artistry 101 | Held at Geisha Studio, geishastudio.com<br />
Day 1 Career options, interacting with the client, sanitation This hands-on program will cover<br />
and disinfection, brushes and tools, interacting with the<br />
Brushes and Tools Color Theory<br />
client, and the procedure<br />
Preparing The Skin | Color Correction<br />
Day 2 Skin coloring and undertones, color correction,<br />
Foundation Matching and Application<br />
foundation levels, conceal and camouflage, shading and<br />
Conceal and Camouflage<br />
highlighting, color theory, eye shapes and size, eye shadow<br />
Eye Shape and Size | Eye Shadow Application<br />
application<br />
Eye Lining-Powder, Creams, Liquid | Eyebrow Shape and<br />
Day 3-4 Eye shadow techniques-natural, smokey, and cut<br />
Application | Blush and Bronzers<br />
crease, eye lining methods, false lashes, brush and bronzer,<br />
shading andhighlighting, lips technique<br />
Day 5 Learn How To Build a “Look” (day to night) / Lab Day<br />
Lips-Shape and Color | Lashes-Curling, Mascara, False Lashes<br />
(Individual and Strip)<br />
Day 6 Exit Exam<br />
An Award of Completion will be issued upon<br />
completion of class.<br />
250008<br />
Price $325<br />
Tue-Thur<br />
6:30-9;30 pm<br />
Jul 9-18<br />
Price $325<br />
Tue-Thur<br />
6:30-9;30 pm<br />
Aug 20-29
ENROLLMENT NOW OPEN !!!<br />
REGISTER 323.953.4000 x2651<br />
JUDO<br />
This is an introductory (beginner’s) course mixed with<br />
intermediate students. Basic judo skills include<br />
throwing, groundwork (grappling),<br />
strangulation escapes and arm locks.<br />
Women and men participate in a coeducational<br />
setting with emphasis<br />
on learning judo for self-defense,<br />
tournament competition, physical<br />
fitness and fun. This course is<br />
recreational in nature and students<br />
can be any age from teenagers to senior citizens.<br />
Wear sweat pants & shirt or judo uniform to class. All<br />
are welcome to join!<br />
Course ID Ron Newsome Fee: $55<br />
800032 5 Saturdays<br />
11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m.<br />
June 22-July 20<br />
COMPUTER REPAIR: BUILDING,<br />
CONFIGURATION & TROUBLESHOOTING<br />
Have you ever asked these about your computer: “Is<br />
this processor fast enough?” “How much RAM do I<br />
need?” “Can I make my computer<br />
faster?” “How do I get rid of<br />
viruses?” Build up your skills<br />
in learning the ins and outs<br />
of your computer and see<br />
how everything works in that<br />
electronic box. You’ll get hands-on<br />
dissecting hardware and no longer be unfamiliar with<br />
optical drives, USB ports, hard drives, and more.<br />
Learn about the software that runs on your computer<br />
and what steps you can take to keep it up-to-date and<br />
virus free.<br />
Course ID Angelo Almonte Fee: $90<br />
120007 One Saturday<br />
9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.<br />
August 10<br />
2<br />
POTTERY MAKING<br />
Students will learn the<br />
basics of throwing on a<br />
potter’s wheel. Simple<br />
forms such as cylinders,<br />
cups, and bowls will be<br />
emphasized. Learn<br />
centering, pulling, and<br />
trimming. Classes will<br />
explore a variety of hand-building techniques including<br />
clay slab, pinch pots, coiling, molds, and glazing.<br />
Create all kinds of forms – you’re only limited by your<br />
imagination in hand building. Wear old clothes, and to<br />
bring an old towel and apron. Material fee of $35<br />
payable at first meeting. Held off-campus. Limited to<br />
only 6 students.<br />
Course ID Toros Tngrian Fee: $175<br />
500022 5 Wednesdays<br />
6:30-9:30 p.m.<br />
July 11-August 8<br />
FLORAL DESIGN I<br />
Learn how to make sophisticated arrange beautiful<br />
fresh flower arrangements for<br />
those special occasions. This<br />
hands-on workshop allows you<br />
to make your own masterpieces<br />
and express your own artistic<br />
talents. You will take home a<br />
new floral arrangement from<br />
each workshop. Material fee of<br />
$40 payable at time of<br />
registration. Material fee pays<br />
for fresh flowers instructor will provide at each class<br />
meeting to complete all class projects. Bring wire<br />
cutters, small knife and newspapers. See Floral<br />
Design levels II and III on pages 25-26.<br />
Course ID Eva Ucañan Fee: $65<br />
500007 3 Sundays<br />
9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m.<br />
June 23-July 7