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IRVINE VALLEY COLLEGE OFFICE OF EXTENDED EDUCATION 

5500 Irvine Center Drive at Jeffrey Road Irvine, CA 92618 Building A300, Room A304 

Open: Monday through Friday from 9:00am–5:00pm 

Community Education: 949/451-5555 • www.123getsmart.com 

Emeritus Institute: 949/451-5638 • www.ivc.edu/emeritus

Table of Contents 

Kids Kollege 2 

Sports. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 

Math. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 

Reading. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3–4 

Study Skills/Presentations . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 

Science . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5 

Arts. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 

Writing. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 

Languages. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 

Computers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7–8 

Safety. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8–9 

Test Prep . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 

Dance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9–10 

Personal Enrichment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 

Adult Programs 11 

Art. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 

Sports. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 

Career Training . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11–12 

Personal Enrichment. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 

Business & Finance . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13–14 

Real Estate . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 

Writing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 

Dance. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 

Computers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 

Online Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 

Emeritus 18 

Miscellaneous Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 

Art. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 

Music. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 

Fitness . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20–22 

Computers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23–26 

Registration ProCEDURES 27 

off-CAmpus class loCAtions 28 

IRVINE VALLEY COLLEGE EXTENDED EDUCATION 1

Welcome to 

Kids Kollege! 

Prekindergarten through 12th Grade 

SPORTS 

SOCIAL BAdminton (Ages 8-18) $35 

Beginner level players will gain a solid foundation with footwork 

and stroke techniques, basic concepts of tactics and strategy, as 

well as badminton rules and etiquette. Intermediate and advanced 

level players will learn advanced tactics and strategies of the game. 

All players will learn and enjoy the social aspect of badminton. 

Players are required to bring a badminton racket and gym shoes 

and feather shuttlecock. Instructor: Helen Tung 

3628 8:00-10:00pm W 6/15-7/27 HART GYM (PE 250) 

TENNIS CLASSES (Ages 6-17) $80 

Players will do it all: from drills to strokes, scorekeeping and 

strategy. Conditioning and match play included in this fun-filled 

environment. Please bring your own tennis racket. Instructor: 

Ivan Collas 

3647 10am-12pm M-TH 7/25-7/28 TENNIS CTS 

3648 2-4pm M-TH 7/25-7/28 TENNIS CTS 







TEAM TENNIS (Ages 6-17) $30/$40 

This class is for advanced students. Students must know how to 

keep score, hit forehands, backhands and serve. This class is to 

help students work on match play. Instructor: Ivan Collas 

3791 10am-12pm SAT 7/9-7/30 TENNIS CTS 

3792 2-4pm SAT 7/9-7/30 TENNIS CTS 

3793 10am-12pm SUN 7/10-7/31 TENNIS CTS 

3794 2-4pm SUN 7/10-7/31 TENNIS CTS 

3796 10am-12pm SAT 8/6-8/20 TENNIS CTS 

3795 2-4pm SAT 8/6-8/20 TENNIS CTS 

3797 10am-12pm SUN 8/7-8/21 TENNIS CTS 

3798 2-4pm SUN 8/7-8/21 TENNIS CTS 

NIKE TENNIS CAMP FOR JUNIORS $315/$395 

(Ages 9-18) 

IVC Community Education invites you to join us this summer 

as we partner with Peak Performance Tennis and the Nike Tennis 

Camp. Participants will work with experienced staff that provide 

instruction and are committed to your tennis development 

with a very positive teaching style. Players will be taught the 

fundamentals of tennis from the very basics to the tournament 

level while developing their own unique game style based on their 

different skills levels. You will increase your self-confidence and 

expand your love and passion for the lifetime game of tennis. To 

register for this program please visit www.USSportsCamps.com 

Instructor: Peak Performance Tennis Staff 

9am-3pm M-TH 6/27-6/30 TENNIS CTS 

9am-12pm F 7/1 TENNIS CTS 

9am-3pm T-TH 7/5-7/8 TENNIS CTS 


9am-3pm M-TH 7/11-7/14 TENNIS CTS 


PEAK PERFORMANCE TENNIS CLASSES $270 

(Ages 6-15) 

This is a 10-week session. Students can sign up for Tuesdays or 

Thursdays or combine Tuesdays and Thursdays for a total of 10 

lessons. Players will do it all: from drills to strokes, scorekeeping 

and strategy. Conditioning and match play included in this 

fun-filled environment. Please bring your own tennis racket. 

Instructor: Peak Performance Tennis 

3459 3-4pm T 6/21-8/16 TENNIS CTS 

3462 4-5pm T 6/21-8/16 TENNIS CTS 

3854 3-4pm TH 6/23-8/18 TENNIS CTS 

3857 4-5pm TH 6/23-8/18 TENNIS CTS 

Parking for Kids Kollege: 

There will be a free 15-minute drop-off and pickup 

zone in Parking Lot 4 and by the tennis courts for all 

Kids Kollege programs. If you plan to stay longer than 

15 minutes, please purchase a $2 daily permit and park 

anywhere in the Student Parking Lots. 

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MATH 

MATH ACADEMY (Ages 5-13) $99 

Qualified instructors will lead these courses for students entering 

the 1–6 grade level. Topics include grade level concepts of 

math, basic fact practice, and word problems. This class will 

help strengthen skills through repetition and reinforcement. A 

great way to prepare for the next grade! $10 materials fee will be 

collected at first class. Instructor: Advanced Tutoring Staff 

1 st and 2 nd Grade 

3596 9-11am T 6/28-7/26 A 307A 

3 rd and 4 th Grade 

3597 9-11am T 6/28-7/26 A 307B 

5 th and 6 th Grade 

3598 9-11am T 6/28-7/26 A 201B 

MATH ACADEMY PRE-AlgebrA (Ages 10-18) $99 

Qualified instructors will teach this introduction to pre-algebra for 

students wishing to prepare for a course, or those needing review 

in pre-algebra. Topics include review of elementary mathematics 

and principles, introductions to signed numbers, beginning rules 

for algebraic evaluations, and algebraic equations. This course is 

both a great review and preparation for junior high or high school 

class! $10 materials fee will be collected at first class. Instructor: 

Advanced Tutoring Staff 

3804 9-11am TH 6/30-7/28 A 307A 

MATH ACADEMY AlgebrA (Ages 11-18) $99 

Qualified instructors will teach this course in Algebra 1. Class will 

include variables and algebraic equations, integers, inequalities 

and simplifying expressions. Students will gain a base knowledge 

of problem solving strategies to help feel more comfortable 

beginning an Algebra 1 course in the fall! A great way to get a 

head start in algebra! $10 materials fee will be collected at first 

class. Instructor: Advanced Tutoring Staff 

3805 9-11am TH 6/30-7/28 A 307B 

MATH ACADEMY AlgebrA 2 (Ages 11-18) $99 

Qualified instructors will teach this course in Algebra 2. Topics 

will include a review of Algebra 1, advanced polynomials, rational 

equations and negative exponents to use with radical functions. 

Students will gain a base knowledge of Algebra 1. A great way to 

get a head start for the fall! $10 materials fee will be collected at 

first class. Instructor: Advanced Tutoring Staff 

3812 11:30am-1:30pm TH 6/30-7/28 A 307B 

MATH ACADEMY GEOMETRY (Ages 13-18) $99 

Qualified instructors will teach this course in introduction to 

high school geometry. Topics include geometric definitions and 

constructions, congruence and measurement, reasoning skills, 

proofs, and theorems. A great way to prepare for those fall math 

courses! $10 materials fee at first class. Instructor: Advanced 

Tutoring Staff 

3766 2-4pm W 6/29-7/27 A 307A 

READING 

READING ACADEMY (Ages 5-13) $99 

Qualified instructors will lead this course for students entering 

grades 1-12 Topics include phonics, vocabulary development, and 

comprehension strategies using a variety of grade appropriate 

literature. A great way to help prepare your child for the next 

grade! $10 materials fee will be collected at first class. No class 

7/4 Instructor: Advanced Tutoring Staff 

1 st and 2 nd Grade 

3614 9-11am M 6/27-8/1 A 307A 

3 rd and 4 th Grade 

3615 9-11am M 6/27-8/1 A 307B 

5 th and 6 th Grade 

3616 9-11am M 6/27-8/1 A 201B 

7 th to 8 th Grade 

3617 11:30am-1:30pm TH 6/30-7/28 A 307A 


3618 2pm-4pm W 6/29-7/27 A 307B 

CRITICAL READING (Ages 9-18) $79 

The Critical Reading for Proficiency Accelerated Workshop Series 

teaches 16 different grade-level critical thinking and reading skills 

required from students on high stakes achievement tests. Students 

will learn to draw conclusions, form judgments, distinguish facts 

from opinions, and make predictions from reading material. 

There will also be online assignments that need to be completed 

each week. Instructor: Elvis Sersea 

Grades 4-6 

3874 12-1:30pm M/W/F 7/6-7/18 B 209 

Grades 7-8 

3875 1:30-3pm M/W/F 7/6-7/18 B 209 

Grades 9-12 

3876 3-4:30pm M/W/F 7/6-7/18 B 209 

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Institute of Reading Development $239 

(Pre K and K/Level R) 

This program is designed for students entering Pre-Kindergarten 

or Kindergarten: Students in these programs make significant 

gains in phonics, word attack, sight vocabulary, fluency and 

comprehension. As a result your child will become a strong 

independent reader, build confidence, and develop an enduring 

love of books and reading. Additional $34 materials fee is payable 

at the time of registration. To register for this course please visit 

www.ivc.readingprograms.org. No class 7/2. Instructor: 

IRD Staff 

9-10:15am SAT 6/18-7/23 TBA 

9:30-10:45am F 6/24-7/22 TBA 

10-11:15am SUN 7/31-8/28 TBA 


(1 st Grade/Level 1) 

This program is for children entering the 1st grade. Children 

in this program learn beginning phonics and reading readiness 

skills build comprehension, develop an enduring love of books 

and reading. Parents are to attend all sessions. Programs goals 

are reading readiness, alphabet skills, love of reading, and parent 

training. Additional $34 materials fee is payable at the time of 

registration. To register for this course please visit www.ivc. 

readingprograms.org. No class 7/2. Instructor: IRD Staff 

11:15am-1:15pm SAT 6/18-7/23 TBA 

12:15-2:15pm SUN 7/31-8/28 TBA 


(2 nd graders/Level 2) 

This program is students for entering 2nd grade. Students learn 

phonics and word-attack skills, build sight vocabulary, and improve 

fluency and comprehension. Your child will become a strong 

independent reader, build confidence, and develop a love of reading. 

Parents are welcome to attend any session. There is a required 15- 

minute parent meeting at the end of Lessons 1 & 5. Program goals 

are phonics, comprehension, and love of reading. Additional $34 

materials fee is payable at the time of registration. To register for 

this course please visit www.ivc.readingprograms.org No class 

7/2. Instructor: IRD Staff 

11:15am-1:15pm SAT 6/18-7/23 TBA 

12:15-2:15pm F 7/29-8/26 TBA 


(3 rd graders/Level 3) 

This course is for students entering the 3rd grade. Students in 

these programs make significant gains in comprehension, and 

learn the fluency and advanced decoding skills needed to read 

more complex books with ease. As a result, your child will 

complete reading assignments more quickly and easily, get better 

grades, and become fully absorbed in books. Additional $34 

materials fee is payable at the time of registration. To register for 

this course please visit www.ivc.readingprograms.org. No class 

7/2. Instructor IRD Staff 

2:15-4:15pm SAT 6/18-7/23 TBA 

2:15-2:15pm F 7/29-8/26 TBA 


(4 th - 5 th graders/Level 4) 

Class is designed for students entering the 4th and 5th grades. 

Students in these programs make significant gains in comprehension, 

and learn the fluency and advanced decoding skills needed to read 

more complex books with ease. As a result, your child will complete 

reading assignments more quickly and easily, get better grades, and 

become fully absorbed in books. Additional $34 materials fee is 

payable at the time of registration. To register for this course please 

visit www.ivc.readingprograms.org. Instructor: IRD Staff 

3:15-5:30pm F 6/24-7/22 TBA 

9-11:15am F 7/29-8/26 TBA 


(6 th - 8 th graders/level 5) 

This course is for students entering 6th–8th grade. In these 

programs, students improve comprehension by one to two grade 

levels while doubling their reading speed. They learn the best way 

to read textbooks, take notes, and study for tests. Your son or 

daughter will complete homework assignments quickly and easily, 

get better grades, and become a more highly motivated student. 

Our students become fully absorbed in books, and develop the 

habit of reading for pleasure. Additional $34 materials fee is 

payable at the time of registration. To register for this course please 

visit www.ivc.readingprograms.org. No class 7/2. Instructor: 

IRD Staff 

11:45am-2:15pm F 6/24-7/22 TBA 

2:15-4:45pm SAT 6/18-7/23 TBA 

3:15-5:45pm SUN 7/31-8/28 TBA 


(9 th - 11 th graders/Level 6) 

This program is for students entering the 9th-11th grades. In these 

programs, students improve comprehension by one to two grade 

levels while doubling their reading speed. They learn the best 

way to read textbooks, take notes, and study for tests. Your son 

or daughter will complete homework assignments quickly and 

easily, get better grades, and become a more highly motivated. 

Additional $34 materials fee is payable at the time of registration. 

Instructor: IRD Staff 

3:15-5:45pm F 7/29-8/26 TBA 

Parents Please Note: 

Supervision Before and After Class 

Is Not Provided 

Parents or an authorized adult guardian are responsible for 

dropping off and picking up children on time from each 

IVC Kids Kollege class. 

While on campus, your child is expected to observe the rules of 

conduct expected for all Irvine Valley College students. Students 

must follow the instructions given to them by course instructors 

and should use the buddy system when moving from class to class 

and when using other campus facilities. 


studY SKills/PresentAtions 

PUBLIC SPEAKING (Ages 5-18) $99 

Qualified instructors will lead this course in beginning public 

speaking. Students will learn the different types of speech at 

their grade level, beginning with a simple introduction, and then 

progressing to poems and short speeches. Emphasis will be on 

voice and speech techniques in a non-threatening and supportive 

environment. $10 materials fee will be collected at first class. No 

class 7/4 Instructor: Advanced Tutoring Staff 

1 st to 3 rd Grade 

3613 11:30am-1:30pm M 6/27-8/1 A 307B 

4 th to 6 th grade 

3612 11:30am-1:30pm M 6/27-8/1 A 307A 


3611 2-4pm M 6/27-8/1 A 307A 

STUDY SKills (Ages 12-18) $99 

Qualified instructors will lead this course in study skills for 

students entering grades 6–12. Emphasis will be placed on time 

management and organizational skills, note taking and effective 

listening, how to study, test-taking techniques, and the use of 

reference materials. Students will also create short-term and longterm 

goals for improving overall study habits. $10 materials fee will 

be collected at first class. Instructor: Advanced Tutoring Staff 


3631 2-4pm T 6/28-7/26 A 307A 


3632 2-4pm T 6/28-7/26 A 307B 

NATURAL A’s (Ages 10-17) $59 

Any student can significantly enhance grades, self-confidence, and 

chances for scholarships and college admissions by performing 

academic skills in alignment with the brain’s natural patterns. This 

makes note-taking, reading, studying, memorizing and test-taking 

amazingly efficient. Discover simple methods for understanding 

math, optimize concentration, and prevent test anxiety. The 

presenter graduated at the top of his college class with a 4.0 GPA, 

and has a Juris Doctor degree from BYU. Parents can register and 

participate with their children. $30 materials fee will be collected 

at class. Instructor: Curtis Adney 

3607 9am-12pm SUN 7/17 CEC 5 

SCIENCE 

SCIENCE ACADEMY (Ages 5-13) $99 

Qualified instructors will lead this fun class in science. Explore the 

worlds of chemistry and physics though hands-on experiments, 

lessons, and demonstrations. Explore, build, and experiment 

while learning the scientific method and properties of physics 

and chemistry! Students will be put in groups according to grade 

level. $10 materials fee will be collected at first class. Instructor: 

Advanced Tutoring Staff 

1 st to 6 th Grade 

3623 11:30am-1:30pm T 6/28-7/26 A 307A 

MAD SCIENTIST’S LAborATORY (Ages 6-12) $144 

Whoosh! Pop! BOOM! Come inside and see what spectacular 

solutions the Mad Scientist has been whipping up! Experiment 

with some crazy chemistry, learn about exothermic reactions and 

create crystals. Have a cool time with dry ice, make an oozing 

batch of gooey slime, and see what pops up in our explosions lab! 

$35 material fee will be collected at the first class. Instructor: 

Mad Science Staff 

3590 9am-12pm M-F 6/27-7/1 CEC 5 

3591 9am-12pm M-F 8/8-8/12 CEC 5 

MAD SCIENCE—roCKIN’ roCKets $144 

AND AerodYNAMICS (Ages 6-12) 

Witness a thrilling model rocket launch and build your very own 

model rocket while exploring the science of rocketry! Investigate 

the sun and distant stars and the solar eclipse. Explore Newton’s 

Laws of Motion, discover something called inertia, and learn how 

gravity keeps all objects “stuck” to the Earth. $35 materials fee 

will be collected at the first class. Instructor: Mad Science Staff 

3746 9am-12pm M-F 7/11-7/15 CEC 5 

3747 9am-12pm M-F 8/1-8/5 CEC 5 

MAD SCIENCE—SUPER SECRET SPY LAB $144 

(Ages 6-12) 

Send and receive coded secret messages. Uncover the ABC’s of 

DNA to break the gene code. Collect clues to solve a mystery. 

Learn about other spies from the inside out. We’d tell you more, 

but it’s CONFIDENTIAL! Closed-toed shoes and a small snack 

are recommended. $35 material fee will be collected at the first 

class. Instructor: Mad Science Staff 

3748 9am-12pm M-F 6/20-6/24 CEC 5 

3749 9am-12pm M-F 7/18-7/22 CEC 5 

3750 9am-12pm M-F 8/15-8/19 CEC 5 


ARTS 

DRAMA $99 

Qualified instructors will lead this fun class in drama. Students 

will practice voice and acting techniques, set building, planning 

parts, and act. And gain confidence by practicing and working as 

a team. Each student will have part in a grade-appropriate play 

performed on the last class session. Students will be put in groups 

according to grade level. $10 materials fee will be collected at first 

class. Instructor: Advanced Tutoring Staff 


3503 11:30am-1:30pm T 6/28-7/26 A 307B 

ART ACADEMY $99 

Qualified instructors will lead this course in art. Through 

experimentation with various materials and methods, students 

will develop their art-making skills and explore personal areas 

of creative interest. A variety of materials and grade-appropriate 

techniques will be explored, including watercolor, tempera, mixed 

media and more! $10 materials fee will be collected at first class. 

Instructor: Advanced Tutoring Staff 


3467 11:30am-1:30pm W 6/29-7/27 A 307A 

INCREDI-ACTION FILM $180 

Are you the next bank robber or special agent trying to bring the 

criminal down? In this intense camp, you’ll be doing tumbles, 

karate moves, and flying kicks in these Jackie Chan-style movies 

that you create. You don’t even need to know martial arts, as we’ll 

have somebody to show you the basics, and camera tricks will 

do the rest! $35 material fee will be collected at the first class. 

Instructor: IncrediFlix Crew 

3450 1-4:45pm T-F 7/5-7/8 CEC 5 

INCREDI-LEGO Animation $180 

We know you love Legos, and we know you can create 

magical worlds. Now it’s time to bring those worlds to life in 

Lego-animated flix! We provide the Legos, you provide your 

imagination. Students will create a Lego set with Lego characters 

for a movie they storyboard, write, shoot, and voice-over in ageappropriate 

groups. $35 material fee will be collected at the first 

class. Instructor: IncrediFlix Crew 

INCREDI-FILM $180 

Are you the next star director, actor, writer, or cameraman? Of 

course you are, and you get to do it all in these live action flix! 

You’ll work in groups to make your vision come true in these 

movies where you’ll push your limits in acting, writing, directing, 

and more. Note: If you sign up for both Incredi-Film and Incredi- 

Acting we’ll provide lunch supervision and waive one production 

fee! $35 material fee will be collected at the first class. Instructor: 

IncrediFlix Crew 

3753 9am-12pm M-F 7/25-7/29 CEC 5 

INCREDI-ACTING $180 

So you want to be on camera? Whether you are completely new 

to this or want to improve your skills, this camp is designed to 

bring you to the next level. We have rehearsals, training and at 

the end you will make your own commercial. We’ll send it all to 

you on DVD so you have it for your reel or just use for practice. 

If you sign up for both Incredi-Film and Incredi-Acting lunch 

supervision will be provided and one material fee will be waived. 



3789 12:30-3:30pm M-F 7/25-7/29 CEC 5 

INCREDI-MATE YOU $180 

Do you want to be the star of your own cartoon? In this more 

advanced stop-motion animation class, you’ll work in ageappropriate 

groups to start your movie with a live action skit, which 

will segue into a paper-animated flick starring your own cartoon 

character with your face and voice! $35 material fee payable will be 

collected at the first class. Instructor: IncrediFlix Crew 

3755 1:30-4:30pm M-F 8/8-8/12 CEC 5 

INCREDI-SCRIPT (Ages 10-13) $115 

Do you have an idea for a movie but don’t know the next step? 

In this camp, using creative activities, you will brainstorm, set 

the scenes, work on character and story development, and by the 

end of the week have a short script to present for all of your hard 

work. We’ll even have a table read. Hollywood, here you come! 



3872 1:30pm-3:30pm M-F 6/27-7/1 CEC 5 

3587 1:30-4:30pm M-F 7/18-7/22 CEC 5 

3756 9am-12pm M-F 8/15-8/19 A 305 


WRITING 

WRITER’S ACADEMY (GRADES 1-8) $99 

Qualified instructors will lead this course in writing. Topics 

include writing using a variety of methods, focusing on beginning 

sentences to learning to put them together to write a paragraph. 

Students will be introduced to the writing process at their level: 

prewriting, drafting, revising, editing, and publishing. Penmanship 

practice will also be emphasized. A great way to have your child 

prepare for the next grade level. $10 materials fee will be collected 

at first class. Instructor: Advanced Tutoring Staff 

1 st and 2 nd grade 

3662 9-11am W 6/29-7/27 A 307A 

3 RD and 4 th grade 

3663 9-11am W 6/29-7/27 A 307B 

5 th and 6 th grade 

3664 9-11am W 6/29-7/27 A 201B 

7 th and 8 th grade 

3665 2-4pm TH 6/30-7/28 A 307A 

WRITER’S ACADEMY (GRADES 9- 12) $99 

Qualified instructors will lead this series in writing for students 

entering grades 9–12. Learn the writing process of drafting, 

revising, editing and publishing. The four areas of writing will 

be covered: narrative, persuasive, biographical, and informative. 

Grammar and spelling will also be emphasized. A great way to 

prepare for those high school classes! $10 materials fee will be 

collected at first class. Instructor: Advanced Tutoring Staff 

3666 2-4pm TH 6/30-7/28 A 307B 

THE WRITING PROCESS (Ages 11- 18) $79 

This accelerated workshop introduces the writing process and 

enables beginning writers to gain confidence, experience, and 

critical thinking skills. Students learn how to use prewriting, 

writing, revision, and editing steps in the paragraph writing 

process. Focus will be placed on getting, organizing, and 

developing ideas, as well as sequence, transition, word choice, and 

openings and closings in order to develop effective paragraphs. 

There will also be online assignments that need to be completed 

each week. Instructor: Ioan “Elvis” Sersea 

3871 11:15am-1:45pm W-F 7/20-7/22 BSTIC 219 

LANGUAGES 

SPANISH $99 

Qualified instructors will lead this course in beginning Spanish. 

Learn basic Spanish words, conversation, and sentence structure. 

Stories, Games, and Music will enrich this learning. Learn how 

to order from a menu, have a friendly conversation, and about 

Spanish-speaking countries around the world. $10 materials fee will 

be collected at first class. Instructor: Advanced Tutoring Staff 


3629 11:30am-1:30pm W 6/29-7/27 A 307B 

CAMP LANGO (Ages 5-12) $229/$349 

LangoKids offers immersion language camps as a terrific way for 

kids entering kindergarten-sixth grade to learn Spanish, French or 

Mandarin while enjoying summertime fun. Campers will spend 

each week immersed in an exciting part of the Latin American, 

Asian and European worlds. Half and Full Day camp options are 

available. Space is limited to 30 campers per week. Register for camp 

at www.langokidsirvine.com. Instructor: Camp Lango Staff 

9-3pm M-F 6/27-7/1 TBA 

9-3pm T-SAT 7/5-7-9 TBA 

9-3pm M-F 7/11-7-15 TBA 

9-3pm M-F 7/18-7-22 TBA 

9-3pm M-F 7/25-7-29 TBA 

9-3pm M-F 8/1-8-5 TBA 

9-3pm M-F 8/8-8/12 TBA 

COMPUTERS 

COMPUTER BASICS (Ages 10-18) $99 

Learn to identify different types of computers, parts of a personal 

computer including microprocessors, motherboard, flash drive, 

hard disk, Memory, Keyboard, mouse and input/output devices. 

Students will also learn to use Windows to manage files & folders. 

$20 materials fee will be collected at first class. Instructor: 

NRCLC 

3768 9am-12pm M-TH 6/20-6/23 BSTIC 212 

BUILD A COMPUTER (AGES 10-18) $129 

This is a hands-on course that teaches students how to build 

computers from scratch. Components of the class include how to 

install a motherboard, format hard drives, load software, eliminate 

viruses, run and troubleshoot the software on your computer. $20 

materials fee will be collected at first class. Instructor: NRCLC 

Staff. 

3873 1-4pm M-TH 6/20-6/23 BSTIC 212 


VIDEO EDITING AND SPECIAL EFFECTS $129 

(AGES 10-18) 

If you want to learn to develop and edit a digital movie then this 

class is for you. You will learn to add background sounds and music, 

special effects, text, cut unwanted movie clips, merge movie clips, 

add pictures and upload a movie to YouTube for friends and family 

to view. Pre-Req: Computer Basics or equivalent. $20 materials fee 

will be collected at first class. Instructor: NRCLC Staff. 

3877 1-4pm M-TH 6/27-6/30 BSTIC 212 

CREATE 2D GAMES (AGES 10-18) $129 

The hands-on course is designed for students wanting to learn the 

basic elements of creating a 2D game using a GameMaker software. 

The students will learn to create games that include sprites, 

background images, sounds and music, objects, events, actions and 

rooms. PreReq: Computer Basics or equivalent. $20 materials fee 


3448 9am-12pm T-F 7/5-7/8 BSTIC 212 

GAME ProgrAMMING WITH JAVA—BASIC $299 

(AGES 10-18) 

Learn the basics of Java programming to build simple games. You 

will learn to use variables, expressions, flow control, loops and 

more to develop an application! This is an excellent introductory 

course to programming if you are planning to take an AP course 

in Computer Science, build a career in software development 

or become a game programmer—one of the hottest career fields 

today. Pre-req: Create 2D Games or equivalent. $20 materials fee 


3543 9am-3pm M-F 7/11-7/15 BSTIC 212 

GAME ProgrAMMING WITH JAVA— $299 

INTERMEDIATE (AGES 10-18) 

Once you’ve mastered the basics of Java Programming, then 

you’re ready to learn some of the tougher object-oriented concepts 

including objects, method overloading, constructors, destructors, 

and polymorphism. You will also learn to use array, strings, 

pointers, dynamic data, and more to develop interactive game. 

This course is also good for high school students planning to take 

an AP course in Computer Science or become a game programmer. 

Prerequisite: Programming with Java Basic or equivalent. $20 


Staff. 

3544 9am-3pm M-F 7/18-7/22 BSTIC 212 

Programming C++ (AGES 10-18) $299 

This is an introductory-level course where you will learn the basics 

of C++ programming. You will learn to use common functions, 

expressions, flow control, loops and more to develop an application! 

This is an excellent introductory course to programming if you 

are planning to take an AP course in Computer Science, build a 

career in software development or become a game programmer— 

one of the hottest career fields today. Pre-req: Create 2D Games 

or equivalent. $20 materials fee will be collected at first class. 

Instructor: NRCLC Staff. 

3787 9am-3pm M-F 7/25-7/29 BSTIC 212 

WEB DESIGN (AGES 10-18) $299 

Learn to develop and publish your own website with text, 

pictures and hyperlinks to other websites and web pages. Learn 

to upload and manage the website on the web server and gain 

basic knowledge of Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) and 

Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), organize the Website content, 

develop color schemes, add graphics links, insert multimedia 

elements, and more. Pre-req: Computer Basic or equivalent. $20 


Staff. 

3661 9am-3pm M-F 8/1-8/5 BSTIC 212 

DYNAMIC WEBSITE DESIGN $299 

WITH JAVASCRIPT (AGES 10-18) 

Enhance your website by adding dynamics and interactive 

features using JavaScript components such as attributes, variables, 

expressions, functions, objects, methods, animated mouse, drop 

down menu, alert messages, perform calculations, validate data 

in the forms, add interactive games, add special effects to the 

images and text, customize graphics selections, dynamically 

modify color, image and text and more. Pre-req: Website Design 

or equivalent. There is a $20 materials fee payable at the first class. 

Instructor: NRCLC Staff. 

3788 9am-3pm M-F 8/8-8/12 BSTIC 212 

SAFETY 

CPR/AED: Adult, Child and Infant $25 

(Ages 10+) 

The ability to perform CPR properly is a lifesaving skill that 

everyone could benefit from learning. This American Safety and 

Health Institute (ASHI) course is OSHA approved and covers 

CPR and the Heimlich maneuver for adults, children and infants. 

Participants will also learn how to use an AED (Automatic External 

Defibrillator). In addition, each participant will have his/her own 

two mannequins on which to practice. Participants will receive a 

certification card which is valid for two years. Participants must 

bring a self-addressed, stamped envelope and pen or pencil. $13 

materials fee will be collected in class. Not a healthcare provider 

class. Instructor: Sabrina Bradley 

3452 12:30-3pm SAT 7/9 BSTIC 120 


SAFETY, Cont’D. 

BASIC first AID (Ages 10+) $25 

This American Safety and Health Institute (ASHI) course is 

OSHA approved and recommended for anyone interested in 

learning the basics when it comes to handling some of life’s more 

common emergencies. This course covers how to treat bleeding, 

burns, shock and much more. Participants will receive a First Aid 

card valid for three years. Participants must bring a self-addressed, 

stamped envelope and pen or pencil. $13 materials fee will be 

collected in class. Instructor: Sabrina Bradley 

3476 3-5pm SAT 7/9 BSTIC 120 

SERIOUSLY AWESOME SITTERS (Ages 10+) $50 

Here’s the ultimate babysitter preparation class! Not only will 

you become certified in Basic First Aid and Adult, Child and 

Infant CPR, but you’ll also learn how to market your services, 

safely care for children, make healthy snacks, and entertain kids 

so that you’ll be recognized as an awesome sitter that will be asked 

back again and again! An additional $40 material fee is payable 

to the instructor in class for training manuals, certification cards, 

mannequins, supplies, etc.). Please bring a self-addressed stamped 

envelope, pen/pencil, lunch, and infant-sized doll or Teddy Bear 

to class. Instructor: Sabrina Bradley 

3626 10am-5pm SAT 7/9 BSTIC 120 

TEST PREP 

SAT ENGLISH WORKSHOP (HYBRID) $129 

The SAT English Workshop Series prepares students who wish to 

score high on the official SAT English section. The workshop will 

cover in depth the critical reading section, where students will 

learn about and practice sentence completion and passage-based 

reading exercises. The workshop will also cover: vocabulary, the 

writing section including the essay, identifying sentence errors, 

improving sentences and paragraphs. There will also be online 

assignments that need to be completed each week. Instructor: 

Ioan “Elvis” Sersea 

3619 2-4:30pm T/TH 7/5-7/14 A 201B 

3620 2-4:30pm T-F 7/19-7/22 A 201B 

SAT MATH (Ages 13-18) $129 

Students will overview all SAT Math sections. Throughout course 

instruction students will be pre- and post-tested as well as review 

and pinpoint weaknesses and strength areas. Students will build 

self-confidence for taking the math sections of the SAT test. 

Instructor: Kathy Song 

3622 11:30am-1:30pm T/TH 7/5-7/14 A 201B 

3621 11:30am-1:30pm T-F 7/19-7/22 A 201B 

DANCE 

Kids College Dance Classes 

All Kids Kollege Dance classes will be held at the 

DANCE PALACE, 4 Journey, Aliso Viejo, CA 92656 

2 nd Floor of National Gymnastics • 949/716-0033 

Course descriptions: Please visit www.123getsmart.com 

Instructor: Dance Palace Staff 

No CLASSES on 5/30 OR 5/31 

CREATIVE movement (AGES 3-4) $65 

3488 10:45-11:45am TH 5/26-6/23 DP 

3489 10:45-11:45am TH 7/7-8/4 DP 

3490 9:30-10:30am SAT 6/4-7/2 DP 

3491 9:30-10:30am SAT 7/9-8/6 DP 

BALLET (AGES 6+) $65 

3474 3:30-4:30pm TH 5/26-6/23 DP 

3475 3:30-4:30pm TH 7/7-8/4 DP 

3470 12:30-1:30pm SAT 6/4-7/2 DP 

3471 12:30-1:30pm SAT 7/9-8/6 DP 

3472 12:30-1:30pm SAT 6/4-7/2 DP 

3473 12:30-1:30pm SAT 7/9-8/6 DP 

3801 5-6pm F 6/3-7/1 DP 

3802 5-6pm F 7/8-8/5 DP 

JAZZ/TAP/BALLET COMBO (AGES 5-9) $65 

3545 4-5pm T 5/24-6/28 DP 

3546 4-5pm T 7/12-8/9 DP 

3547 5-6pm T 5/24-6/28 DP 

3548 5-6pm T 7/12-8/9 DP 

3549 4-5pm W 5/25-6/22 DP 

3550 4-5pm W 7/6-8/3 DP 

3806 4:30pm-5:30pm TH 5/26-6/23 DP 

3807 4:30pm-5:30pm TH 7/7-8/4 DP 

3808 10:30-11:30am SAT 6/4-7/2 DP 

3809 10:30-11:30am SAT 7/9-8/6 DP 

3810 11:30am-12:30pm SAT 6/4-7/2 DP 

3811 11:30am-12:30pm SAT 7/9-8/6 DP 

HIP-HOP (Boys 6-10 yrs) $65 

3512 4-5pm M 5/23-6/27 DP 

3813 4-5pm M 7/11-8/8 DP 

HIP-HOP (Co-ed 6-10 yrs) $65 

3515 5-6pm M 5/23-6/27 DP 

3516 5-6pm M 7/11-8/8 DP 

3517 6-7pm M 5/23-6/27 DP 

3518 6-7pm M 7/11-8/8 DP 

3519 6-7pm W 5/25-6/22 DP 

3520 6-7pm W 7/6-8/3 DP 


TAP DANCE (Boys 6-10 yrs) $65 

3655 5-6pm M 5/23-6/27 DP 

3656 5-6pm M 7/11-8/8 DP 

3657 4:30-5:30pm W 5/25-6/22 DP 

3658 4:30-5:30pm W 7/6-8/3 DP 

TAP DANCE (Co-ed 4+) $65 

3659 5:30-6:30pm W 5/25-6/22 DP 

3660 5:30-6:30pm W 7/6-8/3 DP 

3814 3:30-4:30pm F 6/3-7/1 DP 

3815 3:30-4:30pm F 7/8-8/5 DP 

3816 11am-12pm SAT 6/4-7/2 DP 

3817 11am-12pm SAT 7/9-8/6 DP 

MOMMY & ME—2 Can dAnce 2 (18- 30 mo) $65 

3600 9:30-10:20am M 5/23-6/27 DP 

3601 9:30-10:20am M 7/11-8/8 DP 

3602 11-11:50am F 6/3-7/1 DP 

3603 11-11:50am F 7/8-8/5 DP 

TAP/JAZZ COMBO (Ages 5-8) $65 

3635 4:30-5:30pm M 5/23-6/27 DP 

3636 4:30-5:30pm M 7/11-8/8 DP 

3633 10-11am SAT 6/4-7/2 DP 

3634 10-11am SAT 7/9-8/6 DP 

JUST JAZZ $65 

3820 4-5pm F 6/3-7/1 DP 

3821 4-5pm F 7/8-8/5 DP 

3818 10-11am SAT 6/4-7/2 DP 

3819 10-11am SAT 7/9-8/6 DP 

FAMILY BAllroom $60 

3822 2:30-3:30pm SAT 6/4-7/2 DP 

3823 2:30-3:30pm SAT 7/9-8/6 DP 

TEEN SWING $65 

3645 4:30pm-5:30pm TH 5/26-6/23 DP 

3646 4:30pm-5:30pm TH 7/7-8/4 DP 

TEEN SAlsA $65 

3643 5:30-6:30pm TH 5/26-6/23 DP 

3644 5:30-6:30pm TH 7/7-8/4 DP 

SUMMER DANCE CAMPS $125 

Your child will enjoy a fun-filled week of music, dance and exercise 

including Ballet, Jazz, Tap, Hip Hop, Creative Movement, Hula, 

Tumbling, Musical Theatre and more. Camps are co-ed. There are 

six one-week camps to choose from. Do one or do them all. Ages 

3–6 will meet from 9:30-11:45 a.m. Ages 7–15 will meet from 1:00- 

3:15 p.m. Instructor Dance Palace Staff 

9:30-11:45am M-F 7/11-7/15 DP 

1-3:15 pm M-F 7/11-7/15 DP 

9:30-11:45am M-F 7/18-7/22 DP 

1-3:15 pm M-F 7/18-7/22 DP 

9:30-11:45am M-F 7/25-7/29 DP 

1-3:15 pm M-F 7/25-7/29 DP 

9:30-11:45am M-F 8/8-8/12 DP 

1-3:15 pm M-F 8/8-8/12 DP 

9:30-11:45am M-F 8/15-8/19 DP 

1-3:15 pm M-F 8/15-8/19 DP 

9:30-11:45am M-F 8/22-8/26 DP 

1-3:15 pm M-F 8/22-8/26 DP 

PERSONAL enriCHment 

ACADEMIC CHESS $144 

Summer Academic Chess Camp includes the following: Daily 

chess strategy and tactics lessons for all levels, fun activities and 

games that reinforce chess principles, giant chess set and board 

on-site (3-foot-tall king), painting your own chess pieces, exclusive 

chess workbook, tournament opportunities to win trophies 

and prizes! $35 material fee will be collected at the first class. 

Instructor: Academic Chess Staff 

3868 1-4pm M-F 6/20-6/24 CEC 5 

3869 1-4pm M-F 7/11-7/15 CEC 5 

CAREER AND COLLEGE GUIDANCE $79 

This course uses a variety of first-class online career assessment 

tools, a comprehensive post-secondary schools database, a financial 

aid section, a career portfolio tool, together with comprehensive 

career information with the personal perspective provided by 

multimedia interviews with people in every occupation. There 

will also be online assignments that need to be completed each 

week. Instructor: Ioan “Elvis” Sersea 

3870 4:30-7:30pm F 7/8-7/22 A 207 

Sign up for both Mad sCIence and 

AcadeMIC Chess the week of June 20 

or July 11: the combined camp fees will 

be $250 plus $75 materials fee. 

Call 949/451-5222 for more information. 


Community Education adult programs 

ART 

ART CLAY JEWELRY AND SCULPTURE $99 

This class will focus on using art clay to make jewelry and small 

sculptures. Similar to ceramic clay, art clay is a much lighter and 

more versatile material that bakes and becomes permanent at 

250°. Class will demonstrate how to mold and combine colors 

into projects and finished pieces. Projects can be finished at each 

session or can become a part of a larger piece and combined with 

other media. $15 material fee is payable at first class. Instructor 

Debora Burton 

3800 1:30-4:30pm F 4/15-5/6 B 327 

2-DAY FILM SCHOOL $395 

Want to produce, write, finance, and direct and/or distribute a 

feature film? Then this is the course! Will Smith and Guy Ritchie 

attended, as did Oscar nominees Queen Latifah and Quentin 

Tarantino and many more! This acclaimed course launched the 

careers of the creators of Barbershop, My Big Fat Greek Wedding, and 

Blair Witch Project. 

Day 1, Saturday: Filmmaking, Produce, and Direct— 

Take your idea, procure a script, budget and schedule it, hire 

talent and crew, rent equipment, shoot, edit and obtain your 

final print. 

Day 2, Sunday: Film Business, Finance, and Distribute— 

Learn how to attend film festivals, win awards, distribute and 

generate revenues from theatrical, foreign, video and cable 

industries. 

BONUS: Screenwriting A-Z and Digital Filmmaking A-Z are 

covered. All attendees receive a Filmmaker’s Workbook and a 

Producer’s Diploma. 

Classes will take place at Raleigh Studios Chaplin Theatre, 5300 

Melrose Ave., Hollywood, CA 90038. Instructor: Dov S-S Simens 

3335 9am-6pm SAT/SUN 7/9-7/10 Hollywood 

Holiday Closures 

The Community Education Office in the A-300 

building (room A-304) at Irvine Valley College will 

be closed on the following holidays: 

Memorial Day Monday, May 30 

Fourth of July Monday, July 4 

SPORTS 

SOCIAL BAdminton $35 

Beginner-level players will gain a solid foundation with footwork 

and stroke techniques, basic concepts of tactics and strategy, as 

well as badminton rules and etiquette. Intermediate and advancedlevel 

players will learn advanced tactics and strategies of the game. 

All players will learn and enjoy the social aspect of badminton. 

Players are required to bring a badminton racket and gym shoes 

and feather shuttlecock. Instructor: Helen Tung 

3427 8:00-10:00pm W 6/15-7/27 HART GYM (PE 250) 

CAREER TRAining 

PHARMACY TECHNICIAN $2,695 

TRAINING ProgrAM 

IVC, in collaboration with Boston Reed, is offering a 27‐week 

Pharmacy Technician Training Program. The Pharmacy 

Technician refers clients to the pharmacist for counseling and 

assists the pharmacist with mixing and packaging prescriptions, 

maintaining client records, inventory control and purchasing, 

collecting payments, and coordinating billing. There will be 182 

classroom hours and 120 externship hours. Information session 

for this class will be held on Saturday May 7, 2011, from 

9-10:30 a.m. Please RSVP to 949/451-5555 if you would like 

to attend. Instructor: Boston Reed College Staff 

3312 9am-4pm SAT 6/4/11-1/14/12 CEC 5 

SPANISH AT WORK $79 

Learn basic Spanish to use at work with this innovative course. 

This class applies a unique methodology that emphasizes 

vocabulary for the work environment. Gradually acquire basic 

communication skills through listening and speaking at a “survival 

level” of proficiency and advance from there. Enjoy the benefits 

of reaching out to your co-workers, employees and colleagues 

in their native language. Increase productivity and efficiency by 

enhancing communication as well as everyday relations at your 

workplace. Be a pro at it and feel great about it. Instructor with 

specific vocabulary, tailored to your needs. $5 material fee is 

payable at the first class. No class 7/4. Instructor: Calink Staff 

3895 7-9pm M 6/20-8/1 CEC 5 

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CPR/AED: Adult, Child and Infant $25 

(Ages 10+) 

The ability to perform CPR properly is a lifesaving skill that 

everyone could benefit from learning. This American Safety and 

Health Institute (ASHI) course is OSHA approved and covers 

CPR and the Heimlich maneuver for adults, children and infants. 

Participants will also learn how to use an AED (Automatic External 

Defibrillator). In addition, each participant will have his/her own 

two mannequins on which to practice. Participants will receive a 

certification card which is valid for two years. Participants must 

bring a self-addressed, stamped envelope and pen or pencil. $13 

materials fee will be collected in class. Not a healthcare provider 

class. Instructor: Sabrina Bradley 

3380 12:30-3pm SAT 7/9 BSTIC 120 

BASIC first AID (Ages 10+) $25 

This American Safety and Health Institute (ASHI) course is 

OSHA approved and recommend for anyone interested in 

learning the basics when it comes to handling some of life’s more 

common emergencies. This course covers how to treat bleeding, 

burns, shock and much more. Participants will receive a First Aid 

card valid for three years. Participants must bring a self-addressed, 

stamped envelope and pen or pencil. $13 materials fee will be 

collected in class. Instructor: Sabrina Bradley 

3386 3-5pm SAT 7/9 BSTIC 120 

PERSONAL enriCHment 

CLUTTEROLOGY $39 

Proven tactics taught in an upbeat atmosphere to organize and 

change your life. Are you tired of searching for items lost in 

piles of chaos? Do you stumble over stuff strewn throughout 

your house? Clutterology® will change your life by making your 

environment work for you. Don’t let your clutter dictate your 

life and discover how Clutterology’s® innovative ideas can get 

your clutter in order. You CAN change your environment to work 

for you with simple, easy and practical ideas on how to remove 

clutter from your life and get organized. This class is fun-filled 

and non-confrontational. Stop stressing over mess and finally put 

an end to the havoc by taking this practical class. $30 material fee 

is payable for the book Clutterology® (978-1-891440-62-5). Please 

bring charitable donations including old cell phones, empty 

printer cartridges, books, something from the kitchen and two 

items from the closet. Instructor: Nancy Miller 

3762 6:30-9:30pm TH 6/9 A 305 

SELF-PUBLISHING AND E-PUBLISHING $39 

Have you dreamed of being published or e-published? Are you 

ready to be published now? Do you want to see your book on 

Amazon.com? Writing the great American novel may take years 

but writing an useful book doesn’t—it just takes know-how to put 

it all together into a finished piece of work. $30 material fee is 

payable at the first class. Instructor: Mike Rounds 

3763 6:30-9:30pm TH 6/9 A 306 

WHAT WERE YOU born to DO? $59 

You were born to make a unique contribution to humanity. 

Progressing toward this purpose brings joy and abundance. 

Straying from it causes stress and emptiness. To accomplish this 

mission, one of the 33 Natural Talents is wired into your DNA. It 

is so subtle, you rarely notice it; yet so powerful, it’s the source of 

highest potential. Elvis, Oprah, and Einstein were all just “doin’ 

what comes naturally.” Applying your natural talent relentlessly 

will magnetically attract all your heart’s desires. The presenter is a 

career coach, motivational speaker, and author of a forthcoming 

book: Pinpoint Your Destiny. $40 materials fee is payable at first 

class. Instructor: Curtis Adney 

3441 1-5pm SUN 7/17 CEC 5 

PASSPORT TO RETIREMENT $49/$5 guest 

Whether your objective is to build a nest egg, protect assets, or 

preserve your lifestyle throughout retirement, this course helps you 

plan your future with confidence. With the current conditions of 

the economy, an uncertain future for Social Security and the shift 

toward employee-directed retirement plans, the need for sound 

financial strategies has never been greater. Are You Prepared for 

Retirement? Do You Have Answers to These Questions: How 

Much Retirement income will I need? Where will the money come 

from? Am I currently saving enough? Will taxes and inflation 

erode my nest egg? How should I invest for the future? What 

should I do with my 401K? How can I avoid undue estate taxes? 

How do I rollover an old 401K? Instructor: Andrew Gordon. 

3936 6:30-9:30pm TH 6/9-6/16 BSTIC 120 

3937 6:30-9:30pm TH 6/9-6/16 BSTIC 120 

(guest fee) 

3938 9:00am-12pm SAT 6/4-6/11 BSTIC 120 

3939 9:00am-12pm SAT 6/4-6/11 BSTIC 120 

(guest fee) 

Have a “New” Class Idea? 

Please send your suggestions to 

ivccommunityed@ivc.edu 

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FINANCIAL strATEGIES 

$59/$5 guest 

FOR SUCCESSFUL RETIREMENT 

Preparing for retirement is probably the single most important 

financial concern most people have today. Retirement costs are 

rising, the future of Social Security is uncertain, and many people 

have not accumulated the savings they will need to enjoy the 

retirement lifestyle that they deserve. This workshop will show 

you how to: Diversify your investments to seek maximum return 

potential, use 401(k)s and IRAs to reduce your current income 

taxes and save more for retirement, control your health-care costs, 

determine how much money you’ll need to retire, find out if you 

are carrying more insurance coverage than you need, potentially 

reduce your estate taxes, know which investments work best for 

you, and transfer your estate to the loved ones and charities of 

your choice. Tues. & Thurs. classes will be at IVC. Sat. class will 

be held at the Financial Advisors Network Training Room (FAN), 

1432 Edinger Ave., Suite 200, Tustin, CA 92780. Instructors: 

Rod Kamps & Jesse Cox 

3824 6:15-9:15pm T 5/10-5/24 CEC 5 

3825 6:15-9:15pm T 5/10-5/24 CEC 5 

3826 6:15-9:15pm TH 5/12-5/26 CEC 5 

3827 6:15-9:15pm TH 5/12-5/26 CEC 5 

3828 8:30am-1pm SAT 5/14-5/21 FAN 

3829 8:30am-1pm SAT 5/14-5/21 FAN 

BASICS OF SELLING ON EBAY $95 

With this course you’ll learn how to: become an eBay seller, do 

research and create listings, improve your listings with better 

descriptions and photography, set pricing, open and use a PayPal 

account, monitor your listings, complete transactions and ship 

your sold items. If you take the corresponding afternoon session, 

there is $17 materials fee that will be collected in class. Sign up for 

the afternoon eBay class and the combined fee will be $150. Call 

949/451-5555 for more details. Instructor: Carolyn “CJ” Jacinto 

3352 8am-12pm SUN 6/12 CEC 5 

3353 8am-12pm SUN 7/10 CEC 5 

3354 8am-12pm SUN 8/14 CEC 5 

EBAY stores 101 (Ages 18+) $95 

With this course, you’ll learn how to: open an eBay Store (a 

miniature eBay with only your items), optimize your eBay Store, 

market your eBay Store effectively, and use eBay Stores Traffic 

Reporting to your advantage. $17 materials fee will be collected in 

class. Instructor: Carolyn “CJ” Jacinto 

3383 1-5pm SUN 7/10 CEC 5 

3931 1-5pm SUN 8/14 CEC 5 

EBAY BEYOND THE BASICS (Ages 18+) $95 

With this course you’ll learn how to: start and/or grow an eBaybased 

business, choose the right listing format—auction style or 

fixed priced, create compelling listings, use eBay listing tools, 

market your business on eBay, manage your listings, pack and ship 

inventory, and use online payments from PayPal. $17 materials fee 

will be collected in class. Instructor: Carolyn “CJ” Jacinto 

BUSINESS AND finANCE 

BUY A PROFITABLE BUSINESS $79/$49 guest 

USING NONE OF YOUR MONEY 

Leveraged buyout techniques help you buy a profitable business 

without touching your nest egg. Find good businesses for sale, 

qualify the sellers, apply negotiating skills to determine right price 

and deal structuring, and perform due diligence—then put the 

financing in place and close the deal. $20 material fee is due at the 

first class. Instructor: Gene Konstant 

3751 9:30am-4:30pm SAT 6/11 A 307B 

3752 9:30am-4:30pm SAT 6/11 A 307B 

BUSINESS MANAGEMENT SERIES $199/$129 guest 

These classes are a comprehensive introduction to the five 

elements of management. Here you will learn specific approaches 

to making different objectives come about to produce a smoothly 

running, profitable business that’s an appreciating asset building 

owners’ net worth. This management series will intensely cover 

the following topics: Planning, Finance, Organization, Personnel, 

and Sales and Marketing. You can take sections individually 

for $49. If you take all five sections please register for Business 

Management Series, for there is a fee reduction for taking all five 

classes. If you bring a guest there is a reduced rate for each section 

or entire series. $5 material fee is due at each class. Instructor: 

Gene Konstant 

3364 6:30-9:30pm FRI 6/17 A 307B 

9:30am-4:30pm SAT/SUN 6/18-6/19 A 307B 

3370 6:30-9:30pm FRI 6/17 A 307B 

9:30am-4:30pm SAT/SUN 6/18-6/19 A 307B 

WRITE A BUSINESS PLAN 

$49/$29 guest 

IN A WEEKEND 

A simple written plan showing you know how to make money 

will trigger investors, lenders, suppliers and others to support your 

startup business. Grow your plan as your business grows. Build 

your income, net worth and the value of your business when you 

sell it to fund your retirement. $10 material fee is payable at class. 

Instructor: Gene Konstant 

3761 9:30am-12:30pm SAT 7/9 BSTIC 118 

3764 9:30am-12:30pm SAT 7/9 BSTIC 118 

STArtuP BUSINESS FINANCING $49/$29 guest 

Blend investors, lenders and asset-based financing to fund your 

startup, creating a business in which you have no investment but 

enjoy income while building your net worth. Learn how to make 

money, slash taxes, improve your lifestyle tax free and build your 

net worth. $10 materials fee is payable at first class. Instructor 

Gene Konstant 

3430 1:30-4:30pm SAT 7/9 BSTIC 118 

3431 1:30-4:30pm SAT 7/9 BSTIC 118 

3858 1-5pm SUN 6/12 CEC 5 


CREDIT FILE RECOVERY 

$49/$29 guest 

Clear your own credit and save thousands, stop collection calls 

instantly, delete every legally defective entry, use our lawyerapproved 

letter and telephone script and strategies to negotiate 

pennies-on-the-dollar settlements and rebuild your credit scores 

following our step-by-step system following the federal law. $25 

materials fee is payable at first class. Instructor: Gene Konstant 

3757 6-9:30pm T 6/7 A 307B 

3758 6-9:30pm T 6/7 A 307B 

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY 

$69/$44 Guest 

IN CREDIT FILE RECOVERY 

Today’s recession generates clients for the next 10+ years, so 

use your background in real estate, insurance, bookkeeping, tax 

preparation, notary service and similar businesses to add this 

powerful income stream to your menu of services. Program helps 

you market and promote, determine profitable fees, make sure 

you’re paid, negotiate effectively, track income and minimize 

taxes legally. $25 materials fee is payable at first class. Instructor: 

Gene Konstant 

3759 6-9:30pm T 6/14 A 307B 

3760 6-9:30pm T 6/14 A 307B 

REAL ESTATE 

HOW to PAY OFF 

$49/$30 guest 

YOUR mortgAGE QUICKLY 

If you are a homeowner, you probably know how the basic 

mortgage works: for the first half of the life of the loan, you are 

paying more in interest each month than principal. By the time 

you finally pay off a typical, 30-year mortgage-even at today’s low 

rates-you will have paid nearly twice what your home originally 

cost. That amounts to hundreds of thousands of hard-earned 

dollars in interest, paid to your lender. We have nothing to sell 

at this seminar-no high-tech computer programs or expensive 

training kits. The strategies you learn in this one session are all 

you need to get started! $5 Materials Fee. Instructor: Marshall 

Reddick Seminar Staff 

3866 9am-4pm SAT 8/6 A 307A 

3867 9am-4pm SAT 8/6 A 307A 

PARTNERING IN REAL ESTATE $49/$30 guest 

THrougH EQUITY SHARING 

Equity-sharing or purchasing a home or rental property with a 

partner is an innovative way for anyone to purchase property. 

This class will teach you different types of equity sharing, equity 

share partners and benefits of equity sharing. $5 material fee will 

be collected in class. Instructor: Marshall Reddick Seminar 

Staff 

3864 9am-4pm SAT 6/4 A 305 

3865 9am-4pm SAT 6/4 A 305 

WRITING 

INTRODUCTION TO SCREENWRITING $150 

Discover the art and craft of screenwriting. From concept to first 

original idea and transform it to screenwriting form. Each week 

students will watch a movie at home which will be discussed in 

class. Structure, characterization and plot will be talked about and 

students will also write and critique their material in a work/class 

setting. Students must purchase “The Screenwriters Workbook” 

by Syd Field (ISBN: 440582253) prior to the first class. Instructor: 

Mark Sevi 

3396 6:30-9:30pm TH 6/9-7/28 CEC 6 

INTERMEDIATE SCRIPTWRITING $75 

This class is appropriate for anyone with a general working 

knowledge of screenwriting whether they have taken the 

Introduction to Screenwriting class or not. Students continue the 

knowledge gained in the introduction class as they flesh out and 

continue writing their scripts. Structure, theme, characterization, 

writing techniques, marketing, and many other aspects of 

screenwriting are covered in detail. Students will watch and break 

down a movie at home every week. This class meets the first two 

Tuesdays of the month on the Irvine Valley College Campus and 

the remaining Tuesdays of the month at an off-campus location 

near John Wayne Airport for a total of ten weeks. $100 material 

fee payable to Mark Sevi will be collected in class. Instructor: 

Mark Sevi 

3395 6:30-9:30pm T 6/7-8/9 CEC 6 

Parking at IVC 

Daily PARKING PERMIT FEE: $2.00 

Daily parking permit dispensers are located near the 

entrances to parking lots 3, 5, 8, and 10, and at the Irvine 

Valley entrance near the Performing Arts Center. 

ON-SITE CORPORATE TRAINING 

IVC can bring the college to your company. 

—Supervision 

—Negotiation 

—ESL 

—Computers 

—LAN/CISCO 

and more! 

Training is developed to your 

specifications and is offered in 

both credit and non-credit 

courses. Training can be offered 

at the college for those needing 

state-of-the-art facilities. 

CALL DAVID ANDERSON: 

949/451-5226 


ADULT DANCE CLAsses 

Dance Palace Classes 

All Dance Palace classes will be held at the . 

DANCE PALACE, 4 Journey, Aliso Viejo, CA 92656 

2 nd Floor of National Gymnastics • 949/716-0033 

Course descriptions: Please visit www.123getsmart.com 

Instructor: Dance Palace Staff 

No CLASSES on 5/30 or 5/31 

ARGENTINE TANGO $65 

3346 6:30-7:30pm W 5/25-6/22 DP 

3347 6:30-7:30pm W 7/6-8/3 DP 

ROMANTIC COMBO $65 

3416 7:30-8:30pm W 5/25-6/22 DP 

3417 7:30-8:30pm W 7/6-8/3 DP 

BAllroom COMBO $65 

3348 6:30-7:30pm TH 5/26-6/23 DP 

3349 6:30-7:30pm TH 7/7-8/4 DP 

HUSTLE $65 

3393 6-7pm SUN 5/29-6/26 DP 

3880 6-7pm SUN 7/10-8/7 DP 

SAlsA DANCING $65 

3422 6:30-7:30pm T 5/24-6/28 DP 

3423 6:30-7:30pm T 7/12-8/9 DP 

BELLY DANCING $65 

3357 6-7pm F 6/3-7/1 DP 

3358 6-7pm F 7/8-8/5 DP 

3891 2:30-3:30pm SAT 6/4-7/2 DP 

3892 2:30-3:30pm SAT 7/9-8/6 DP 

STRETCH AND CONDITIONING $65 

3432 7-8pm W 5/25-6/29 DP 

3433 7-8pm W 7/13-8/10 DP 

LATIN COMBO $65 

3878 7:30-8:30pm TH 5/26-6/23 DP 

3879 7:30-8:30pm TH 7/7-8/4 DP 

LATIN DANCE EXERCISE $65 

3978 7-8pm M 5/23-6/27 DP 

3979 7-8pm M 7/11-8/8 DP 

3980 4-5pm T 5/24-6/28 DP 

3981 4-5pm T 7/12-8/9 DP 

3982 5-6pm TH 5/26-6/23 DP 

3983 5-6pm TH 7/7-8/4 DP 

3984 9:35-10:35am SAT 6/4-7/2 DP 

3985 9:35-10:35am SAT 7/9-8/6 DP 

SWING/EAst COAst $65 

3434 7:30-8:30pm T 5/24-6/28 DP 

3435 7:30-8:30pm T 7/12-8/9 DP 

ZUMBA $65 

3446 7:30-8:30pm T 5/24-6/28 DP 

3447 7:30-8:30pm T 7/12-8/9 DP 

3883 7:30-8:30pm W 5/25-6/29 DP 

3884 7:30-8:30pm W 7/13-8/10 DP 

3885 7:30-8:30pm TH 5/26-6/23 DP 

3886 7:30-8:30pm TH 7/7-8/4 DP 

3887 1:30-2:30pm SAT 6/4-7/2 DP 

3888 1:30-2:30pm SAT 7/9-8/6 DP 

3889 7-8pm M 5/23-6/27 DP 

3890 7-8pm M 7/11-8/8 DP 

ADULT TAP $65 

3340 7-8pm W 5/25-6/29 DP 

3341 7-8pm W 7/13-8/10 DP 

ADULT BALLET $65 

3893 7-8pm TH 5/26-6/23 DP 

3894 7-8pm TH 7/7-8/4 DP 

Kaylaa Fox Dance Classes 

All classes will be held at the Tustin Area Senior Center 

200 S. “C” Street, Tustin, CA 92780. 

No CLASSES on 7/4 or 8/1 

BAllroom & SWING DANCE $45 

Waltz, Swing, Cha Cha and Nightclub Dances as seen on TV 

dance show danced to Michael Buble, Rod Stewart, Frank Sinatra, 

etc. $2 material fee due to the Instructor. Partners not needed. No 

classes 7/4 or 8/1. Instructor: Kaylaa Fox 

3932 7:15-8:15pm M 6/20-7/18 TUSTIN 

3933 7:15-8:15pm M 7/25-8/22 TUSTIN 

COUNTRY LINE DANCE $45 

The LATEST country dances: 10 Rounds, Alan Jackson’s 

Goodtime, plus many classics are taught to the latest country 

music. It’s a great dance workout while having fun. $2 materials 

fee due instructor. No classes 7/4 or 8/1. Instructor: Kaylaa Fox 

3378 7:15-8:15pm M 6/20-7/18 TUSTIN 

3379 7:15-8:15pm M 7/25-8/22 TUSTIN 

SAlsA DANCE $45 

Salsa and Cha Cha, the hot and spicy dances, let you move to the 

Latin rhythms in today’s club & scene. Meet people, socialize and 

learn great patterns and moves. No partner needed. No classes 7/4 

or 8/1. Instructor: Kaylaa Fox 

3420 8:15-9:15pm M 6/20-7/18 TUSTIN 

3421 8:15-9:15pm M 7/25-8/22 TUSTIN 

SAlsA INTEMEDIATE $45 

Look great with intermediate patterns. No partner needed. $2 

materials fee due to instructor. No classes 7/4 or 8/1. Instructor: 

Kaylaa Fox 

3419 9:15-10:15pm M 6/20-7/18 TUSTIN 

3934 9:15-10:15pm M 7/25-8/22 TUSTIN 


COMPUTERS 

COMPUTER BASICS $99 

Learn to identify different types of computers, parts of a personal 

computer including microprocessors, motherboard, flash drive, 

hard disk, Memory, Keyboard, mouse and Input/output devices. 

Students will also learn to use Windows to manage files & folders. 

$20 material fee will be collected at first class. Instructor: 

NRCLC Staff 

3973 9am-12pm M-W 5/30-6/1 BSTIC 212 

3974 6pm-9pm M-W 6/20-6/22 NRCLC 

BUILD A COMPUTER $129 

A hands-on course that teaches students to build computers from 

scratch! Learn to build your own computer, install motherboard, 

format hard drives, load software, eliminate viruses, run and 

troubleshoot the software on your computer. Pre-req: Computer 

Basics or equivalent. $20 material fee will be collected at first class. 

Instructor: NRCLC Staff 

3769 1pm-4pm M-W 5/30-6/1 BSTIC 212 

3771 6pm-9pm M-W 7/11-7/13 NRCLC 

VIDEO EDITING AND SPECIAL EFFECTS $129 

If you want to learn to develop and edit a digital movie then this 

class is for you. You will learn to add background sounds and music, 

special effects, text, cut unwanted movie clips, merge movie clips, 

add pictures, and upload movie to YouTube for friends and family 

to view it. Pre-req: Computer Basics or equivalent. $20 material fee 

will be collected at first class. Instructor: NRCLC Staff 

3975 1pm-4pm T-TH 7/5-7/7 BSTIC 212 

MS WORD 2010 BASIC $129 

The hands-on course provides training in using basic functions 

and features of Microsoft Word 2010 to create professional 

letters and documents. The Elements include the ability to edit, 

format, copy, paste, set font type and size, print documents and 

enhance standard business documents. Pre-req: Computer Basics 

or equivalent. $20 material fee will be collected at first class. 

Instructor: NRCLC Staff 

3773 9am-12pm M-W 6/6-6/8 BSTIC 212 

3774 6-9pm M-W 7/18-7/20 NRCLC 

MS WORD 2010 INTERMEDIATE $129 

This hands-on Microsoft Office Word 2010 Intermediate training 

includes creating complex documents and building personalized 

efficiency tools using Microsoft Office Word 2010. Students 

who complete this course can be on their way to preparing for a 

Microsoft Office Specialist exam. Prerequisite: Microsoft Word 

2010 Basic or equivalent. $20 material fee will be collected at first 

class. Instructor: NRCLC Staff 

3775 6-9pm M-W 7/25-7/27 NRCLC 

Computer classes held at NRCLC meet at 

2100 W. Orangewood, Suite 110, Orange CA 92868 

714/505-3475 

MS EXCEL 2010 BASIC $129 

The hands-on course provides the student the knowledge and 

skills required to learn to start and exit Microsoft Excel 2010 

software. The students will learn to modify the display of toolbars 

and on-screen elements, use online help and use printing function, 

copy/ paste text, format cell, row and column, set text style and 

size, define a formula, and create and modify a chart. This course 

will also help students who are preparing for IC3 Module B: Key 

Application Certification test. Prerequisite: Microsoft Windows 

Basic, Internet or equivalent. $20 material fee will be collected at 

first class. Instructor: NRCLC Staff 

3776 9am-12pm M-W 6/13-6/15 BSTIC 212 

3777 6-9pm M-W 8/1-8/3 NRCLC 

MS EXCEL 2010 INTERMEDIATE $129 

This hands-on Microsoft Office Excel 2010 Intermediate training 

includes working with various formulas and various tools to 

analyze data in spreadsheets. Learn to organize table data, present 

data as charts, and enhance the look and appeal of workbooks 

by adding graphical objects. Students who complete this course 

can be on their way to preparing for a Microsoft Office Specialist 

exam. Prerequisite: Microsoft Excel 2010 Basic or equivalent. 

Material fee: $20. Instructor: NRCLC Staff 

3778 6-9pm M-W 8/8-8/10 NRCLC 

MS WORD 2010 CertifiCATION test PREP $45 

This hands-on course includes an overview of the Microsoft 

Office Specialist (MOS) exam, an assessment and practice test 

to prepare for the Microsoft Word 2010 Certification Exam. Pre- 

Req: Word 2010 Basic or equivalent. Material fee: $20. Instructor: 

NRCLC Staff 

3779 9am-12pm TH 6/9 BSTIC 212 

3780 6-9pm TH 7/21 NRCLC 

3781 6-9pm TH 7/28 NRCLC 

MS EXCEL 2010 CERTIFICATION test PREP $45 

This hands-on course includes an overview of the Microsoft 

Office Specialist (MOS) exam, an assessment and practice test 

to prepare for the Microsoft Excel 2010 Certification Exam. Prereq: 

Excel 2010 Basic or equivalent. Material fee: $20. Instructor: 

NRCLC Staff 

3782 9am-12pm TH 6/16 BSTIC 212 

3783 6-9pm TH 8/4 NRCLC 

3784 6-9pm TH 8/11 NRCLC 

INTRODUCTION TO QUICKBOOKS 2010 $129 

This hands-on course provides the student the knowledge and 

skills required to use QuickBooks 2010 to track the finances of a 

small business. Students will learn how to set up a new company, 

manage bank account transactions, maintain customer and vendor 

information, generate reports, write and print checks, create 

invoices and credit memos, add custom fields, set up budgets and 

learn about data backup/protection. Pre-req: Computer Basics or 

equivalent. Material fee: $20. Instructor: NRCLC Staff 

3785 6-9pm T-TH 7/5-7/7 NRCLC 



EMERITUS institute 

Birds of Southern California $22 

This day trip to the coniferous forest of Wrightwood, CA, will 

look for Williamson’s Sapsucker, Green-tailed Towhee, Fox 

Sparrow, Pine Siskin, Purple Finch and more. We can expect to 

get excellent looks at some remarkable species as we deepen our 

understanding of California’s natural ecosystems. An optional 

orientation session is scheduled for 5-6am, at IVC, room CEC-6. 

Faculty: Victor Leipzig 

3676 6am-4pm Sa 6/4 CEC-6 

Advanced Creative Writing $45 

An advanced level creative writing class for older adults. 

Writing from Life & Personal History is featured. Faculty: 

Rebecca Kaminsky 

3897 1-3:50pm M 5/23-8/8 ET Lib 

Current Issues $26 

Provides an opportunity for older adults to explore current 

issues and events on the national and local level. Faculty: 

Georgy Gounev 

3899 3-4:50pm W 5/25-8/10 FSSC 

Cooking for 1 or 2 $40 

Learn how to cook healthy, inexpensive meals for 1 to 2 people. 

Pick up tips on meal planning, where to find the best buys, and 

good nutritional information. The focus is on handy culinary 

techniques. $20 material fee is due at the first class. Faculty: 

Susan Miller 

3686 1:15-3:30pm W 6/8-6/29 LBCC 

Summer Tuscan Sun—Lite Italian at its Finest! Learn how to 

cook light and healthy for summer with Italian influence and 

pair wines with your meals. 

3684 1:15-3:30pm W 7/6-7/27 LBCC 

Robbing the Garden—Recipes using fresh produce and herbs! 

How to make great salads and cold soups a main course! 

Asparagus salad with lemon thyme vinaigrette. Pairing wine 

with vegetables. 

3687 11:30am-2:30pm F 6/10-7/1 NCCC 

Summer Tuscan Sun—Lite Italian at its Finest! Learn how to 

cook light and healthy for summer with Italian influence and 

pair wines with your meals. 

3685 11:30am-2:30pm F 7/8-7/29 NCCC 

Robbing the Garden—Recipes using fresh produce and herbs! 

How to make great salads and cold soups a main course! 

Asparagus salad with lemon thyme vinaigrette. Pairing wine 

with vegetables. 

Film Genres $20 / $26 

An examination of film as a 20th century art form. Consider 

foreign and domestic cinema with attention given to the film’s 

archetype, myth, symbol, characterization and plot. Faculty: 

3696, 3698—Kathryn Kramer; 3697–John Dowden 

$20 Class: 

3696 1-4pm T 5/24-8/9 LBCC 

$26 Classes: 

3698 1-4pm M 5/23-8/8 RSC 

3697 1-4pm W 5/25-7/27 TUSTIN 

This class includes registration for Emeritus class #62325. 

PhotogrAPHY—beginning $25 

Students will learn to enhance digital photo images using Photoshop 

techniques. Also, various aspects of digital photography will be 

covered such as exposure control, flash, composition, camera 

techniques, cropping & resizing, work flow, sharpening, adjusting 

color, RAW, and much more. Faculty: Michael Ramirez 

3900 Noon-3pm M 5/23-8/8 RSC 

PhotogrAPHY—Intermediate $75 

Students will learn to enhance digital photo images using 

Photoshop techniques. Also, various aspects of digital photography 

will be covered such as exposure control, flash, composition, 

camera techniques, cropping & resizing, work flow, sharpening, 

adjusting color, RAW, and much more. Faculty: Stephen Burns 

3901 12:30-2:30pm W 5/25-6/22 TUSTIN 

3946 12:30-2:30pm W 6/29-7/27 TUSTIN 

Photoshop—Beginning $75 

This course provides a general overview of digital enhancement 

and manipulation of digital photographs and paintings with the 

use of Photoshop. Faculty: Stephen Burns 

3947 2:30-4:30pm W 5/25-6/22 TUSTIN 

3948 2:30-4:30pm W 6/29-7/27 TUSTIN 

Investment mAnagement $40/$50 

Explore the economic, political, and social issues now facing the 

US and other nations that have profound effects on everyone’s 

investments and retirement plans. Examine factors that influence 

the values of stocks, bonds, annuities, commodities, real estate, 

and other investments. Focus on stock selection and market 

timing methods that build and help manage secure and profitable 

investment portfolios. Faculty: Richard Meyerson 

$40 Class: 

3903 6-8pm TH 5/26-7/21 TUSTIN 

$50 Class: 

3902 1-3pm W 5/25-8/10 FSSC 

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Art Classes 

Bead Weaving $40 

All skill levels welcome. You will establish and build on your 

beading knowledge and learn the basic off loom stitches:..Peyote, 

Square, Right Angle Weave, Netting, Brick, Herringbone, Chevron 

stitch; and their different forms. Students will be encouraged to 

create their own style. Faculty: Annette Hernandez 

3904 10-11:50am F 5/27-8/12 RSC 


3905 Noon-1:50pm T 5/24-7/26 TUSTIN 


3906 10am-11:50am TH 5/26-8/11 FSSC 

Oil Painting—Beginning $60 

The basic elements of drawing, color, design, and painting 

are introduced as the student learns the use of materials and 

techniques. Students will follow a step-by-step demonstration and 

paint with the instructor. $2 material fee is due at the first 

class. Faculty: Steve Wang 

3712 9am-Noon W 5/25-8/10 LSC 

Painting: Beg.– Inter. $50 

Explore watercolor and/or acrylic paints through lectures, 

demonstrations, personal guidance and critiques. Learn to develop 

concepts, composition, color, texture and creativity through selfexpression. 

Beginners learn the basics, while intermediate students 

develop a body of work. All levels are welcome. Supply list will be 

provided upon registration. Faculty: Natasha Shoro 

3907 9:30am-Noon TH 5/26-7/14 TUSTIN 

patchwork and quilting $48 

Introduces the fundamental techniques of quilting and patchwork 

for older adults. Faculty: Carolin Caverly 

3713 9am-Noon TH 5/26-7/21 TUSTIN 

PLEIN AIR Painting $60 

This class will have emphasis on composition, perspective, oil 

color mixing, brush techniques and palette management. Students 

will follow a step-by-step demonstration, and paint with the 

instructor. First class meets at IVC, in room CEC-5. Faculty: 

Steve Wang 

3728 9am-Noon M 5/23-8/8 TBA 

Sketching $42/$50 

Drawing consists of training the eye to see and observe the world 

around us. Explore various sketching and drawing techniques 

such as line variation, value and expressive drawing through direct 

observation. Learn to use graphite, charcoal, ink and colored 

pencils. Emphasis is on developing both technical skills and 

creativity. All levels are welcome. Supply list will be provided on 

registration. Faculty: 3729—Natasha Shoro; 3941—Pam Schader 

$42 Class: 

3941 9:30am-1:30pm M 6/27-8/8 BCC 

$50 Class: 

3729 12:30-3pm W 5/25-7/13 TUSTIN 

Watercolor Painting—Beginning $30/$42 

Explore a variety of watercolor techniques while developing 

a working knowledge of color theory, composition & 

design. Emphasis is on the spontaneity of watercolor & creative 

thinking. $3 material fee is due at the first class. Faculty: 

3734—Pam Schader; 3735, 3942—Theresa Fernald 

$30 Classes: 

3735 9am-Noon F 5/27-7/1 LSC 

3942 9am-Noon F 7/8-8/12 LSC 

$42 Class: 

3734 10am-2pm F 6/24-8/12 LBCC 

Watercolor Painting—Int/Adv $30 

Use and incorporate color mixing in a broader palette for washes, 

glazing, and spontaneous interpretation of the subject matter. An 

increasing emphasis will be placed on individual exploration with 

the media. $3 material fee is due at the first class. Faculty: 

Theresa Fernald 

3736 1-4pm TH 5/26-6/30 LBCC 

3737 1-4pm TH 7/7-8/11 LBCC 

Mixed media: Drawing, Painting & CollAge $50 

Explore watercolor and/or acrylic painting with mixed media 

techniques with abstract, representational, semi-abstract and 

non-objective imagery. Emphasis is on techniques in layering 

images with textures and lines, as well as experimenting with 

transparent and opaque painting techniques. Drawing media will 

be added to the actual paintings. Use mixed media to develop a 

more imaginative and spontaneous approach to image making 

on paper and/or canvas. Self-expression is encouraged, all levels 

welcomed. Materials list to be provided upon registration. 

Faculty: Natasha Shoro 

3944 Noon-2:30pm F 5/27-7/15 LSC 

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Music Classes 

For the Love of Music $20/ $25 

Introduces overall musicianship and music appreciation, surveying 

various periods of music. Topics include great composers; music 

research; the form of compositions; creative theory; the makeup of 

a symphony orchestra, chorus, and concert program; the function 

of the conductor; and the instruments of the orchestra and their 

contribution. Faculty: Louise Jacobs 

$20 Classes: 

3700 10-11:30am W 5/25-7/13 ATRIA 


3701 10-11:30am F 5/27-7/15 SUNRISE 


$25 Class: 

3699 12:30-3:30pm M 5/23-7/11 TUSTIN 


Choral Ensemble $20 

Choral singing, emphasizing choral literature, the development of 

correct singing techniques, vocal production, and improved sightreading. 

Faculty: 3682—Louise Jacobs; 3683—Cecilia Kim 

3682 3-5pm F 5/27-7/22 TUSTIN 


3683 10am-Noon M 5/23-8/8 RSC 

This class features Korean Choral Ensemble. 


Piano —Beginning $30 

For those who wish to improve their skills performing both classical 

and popular music. Includes theory, fingering, interpretation 

techniques, sight-reading, and repertoire development. Faculty: 

Carol Lippert 

3721 11am-2pm M 5/23-7/11 LSC 


Piano—Intermediate $30 

For those who wish to improve their skills performing both classical 

and popular music. Includes theory, fingering, interpretation 

techniques, sight-reading, and repertoire development. Faculty: 

Carol Lippert 

3722 2-5pm M 5/23-7/11 LSC 


BAND Rehearsal and Performance $30 

Focus is on the preparation, study, and performance of band 

concert repertoire. The content differs each time, and repeat 

students gain an expanded educational experience by repetition 

and practice, developing skills and proficiency. Faculty: 

William Nicholls and Peter Fournier 

Instrumental Ensemble Rehearsal $30 

And Performance 

Focus is on the preparation, study, and performance of small 

ensemble concert repertoire. May include Swing Set; Swing Set 

Too; Dixieland Band; Flute Ensemble; Trombone Ensemble; Brass 

Quintet; Percussion Ensemble; Bolling Jazz Group, and more. 

Faculty: Ed Peterson 

3702 6-9pm T 5/24-8/9 LBHS 


Fitness Classes 

Aerobic/Yoga/Mat-Pilates $20 

This course promotes aerobic conditioning (moderate cardio, 

standing and floor) the 1st half and/or toning and strengthening via 

Pilates/Yoga the 2nd half. Pilates stabilizes the spine by engaging 

core muscles (abdominal, lower-back, pelvis, hip, shoulder, neck), 

and proper alignment for daily life and post-rehab. Pilates/Yoga 

includes deep breathing and mind/body relaxation in a soothing 

environment. Faculty: Jackie Ovadia 

3670 1:30-3pm F 5/27-8/12 RSC 


Aerobic Workout $25 

Seniors enjoy low-impact aerobics and resistance exercises 

designed to meet the needs and abilities of the individual. The 

class combines stretching, movement routines, and resistance 

exercises to strengthen and tone the body as a way of improving 

and enhancing physical fitness. Includes stretching exercises to 

warm up the muscles, and aerobic activity and strength exercises 

to tone and firm the muscles. Faculty: Eugenia Lane 

3908 2:30-4pm M 5/23-7/25 TUSTIN 


3909 8-9am T 5/24-7/26 TUSTIN 


3910 8-9am TH 5/26-7/21 TUSTIN 


Aquatic Fitness Training $20 

Designed for swimmers and non-swimmers to develop and 

maintain physical fitness through aerobic conditioning in 

the water. Emphasis is on training to improve balance and 

cardiovascular fitness. Faculty: Barbara Stockler 

3911 10:30am-Noon T 5/24-7/12 LBHSCP 

3912 10:30am-Noon TH 5/26-7/14 LBHSCP 

3913 2-3:30pm T 5/24-7/12 LFBTC 

3914 2-3:30pm TH 5/26-7/14 LFBTC 

3674 6-9pm T 5/24-8/9 LBHS 



A.S.A.P.—Aerobic Strength and Pilates $20 

Combines intervals of aerobic & strength training for burning 

extra calories; varieties of Pilates & resistance training for 

improving posture and overall muscle strength. Expect gradual 

improvement in balance, stability around joints to reduce pain 

and injuries, firming of abs and pelvic floor, strength in lower and 

upper body, toning, flexibility, body awareness, improvement in 

activities of daily life, leisure sports or other performances and 

better moods. Regular, proper exercises may contribute to weight 

loss if combined with a balanced diet. Bring: hand-weights, mats, 

paper plates & Dyna-bands. Faculty: Jackie Ovadia 

3668 2:30-4pm T 5/24-8/9 RSC 

3669 Noon-1:30pm TH 5/26-8/11 RSC 

Chair eXercises—Beginning $15 

Practice techniques for maintaining or improving the physical 

fitness necessary to perform the activities of daily living. Exercises 

will include methods to improve strength and flexibility with the 

use of Dyna-bands and small hand-held weights. Designed for 

older adults at a low level of fitness. Faculty: Eugenia Lane 

3915 9:30-10:30am T 5/24-8/9 LSC 

Focus is on flexibility, stretching and chair yoga. 


3916 9-10am W 5/25-8/10 LSC 

This class includes registration for Emeritus classes #62405. 

Chair eXercises—Intermediate $15/$25 

A safe and effective exercise program for seniors, utilizing Dynaband 

resistive exercises, cardiovascular exercise, and weights. 

Practice techniques for maintaining or improving health and fitness. 

Faculty: 3917, 3918—Lisa Messenger; 3919—Beejay Janiga 

$15 Classes: 

3917 9-10am M 5/23-8/8 LSC 


3918 9-10am F 5/27-8/12 LSC 


$25 Class: 

3919 9:30-10:30am M,W 5/23-7/27 TUSTIN 


Country Line dAnce $20 

Learn line dances while developing and maintaining physical 

fitness. Popular dances are featured to music, including the Tush 

Push, the Electric Slide, and many more. A great way to stay fit 

while having fun. No classes June 2-10. Faculty: Ida Stuart 

3688 10:30-11:50am M 5/16-8/15 LSC 


3689 9-10:20am TH 5/19-8/18 LSC 


Dayan Qigong—“Wild Goose Chi Kung” $30 

Popular in China, Wild Goose Chi Kung provides a balanced 

approach to health and wellness. Simple, easy movements dredge 

the meridians, expel “sickness” qi and strengthen the body’s 

immune system. Classes include stretching, acupressure massage, 

meditation and the graceful movements of Dayan Qigong. 

Faculty: 3691—Judy Shields; 3692—JoAnna Schoon 

3691 10-11:20am W 5/25-7/13 RSC 


3692 9-10:20am TH 5/12-6/30 LBCC 


Dyna-Band Workout $25 

Increase your strength and mobility using Dyna-bands. Dynabands 

or resistance bands (long latex strips) are used to increase 

muscle strength. Learn to properly perform exercises using the 

bands in combination with chair aerobics and gentle stretching. 

Workouts include a cool-down time with gentle stretching and 

breathing. This class includes Arthritis exercise program. Faculty: 

Rene Fiore-Burton & Phoenix Henderson 

3693 12:30-2pm T 5/24-8/9 LFCH 

It’s Never Too lAte® Fitness $20 

The class consists of the three components necessary to maintain 

optimum health and fitness. Low-impact weight-bearing aerobics, 

strength training, and stretching and flexibility movements, suited 

to the needs of the individual. Faculty: Rene Fiore-Burton 

3704 10-11:30am TH 5/19-6/23 LF II 


Latin Aerobics $40 

Exercise with simple Latin Dance steps and some fun line dances 

that you can do! Dance to Salsa, Cha-Cha, Merengue, Bachata, 

Samba, and Rumba music in this non-partner workout class. Get 

your hips moving and your heart pumping in this exciting and 

fun class! Burn calories in this low-impact dance-for-exercise 

class. Dress for the gym, bring a water bottle and towel. Faculty: 

Sandra Casado 

3705 8:15-9:45am T 5/24-8/9 LBCC 


Laughter Yoga $20 

Discover the joyful laughter-as-exercise system that blends 

intentional laughter with other complementary health systems. 

Receive all the benefits of laughter: relief of stress, strengthened 

immune system, improved respiration and circulation, and relief 

of anxiety/depression. Weekly handouts on natural methods for 

Stress Relief, the benefits of Laughter Yoga Poses, and Positive 

Psychology for a Healthy Life. Faculty: Jeffrey Briar 

3706 9:30-10:30am W 6/8-8/10 RSC 

3690 10:30-11:50am F 5/20-8/19 LSC 



Mild Exercise for Fitness $25 

An exercise program modified for the senior who wishes to 

build strength, endurance, and flexibility, along with balance. 

Light weights and easy-to-follow Dyna-bands are added. Faculty: 

Beejay Janiga 

3710 11am-Noon TH 5/26-7/21 TUSTIN 


Physical Fitness $15/$20 

Combines three major components: strengthening exercises, 

cardiovascular exercises, and stretching, range-of-motion, and 

flexibility exercises. Designed for the older adult. Faculty: 

3716, 3717—Lesley Lowe; 3719, 3920, 3921, 3922, 3923— 

Becky Rigali; 3718, 3720—Lisa Messenger 

$15 Classes: 

3920 8-9am M 5/23-8/8 NCCC 


3921 8-9am T 5/24-8/9 NCCC 


3922 8-9am W 5/25-8/10 NCCC 


3923 8-9am TH 5/26-8/11 NCCC 


3719 8-9am F 5/27-8/12 NCCC 


3716 1:30-3pm M 5/23-8/8 LSC 


3717 1:30-3pm W 5/25-8/10 LSC 


$20 Classes: 

3718 1-2:30pm T 5/24-8/9 RSC 


3720 1-2:30pm TH 5/26-8/11 RSC 


OVERALL Conditioning $25 

Increase your strength and mobility using Dyna-bands, weights, 

and aerobics. Body fitness through stretching and pilates are added 

to this comprehensive exercise program. Faculty: Beejay Janiga 

3924 5:30-7pm T 5/24-7/26 TUSTIN 


3925 9:30-11am TH 5/26-7/21 TUSTIN 


Pilates $20/$25 

A non-impact exercise that strengthens and tones muscles, 

increases flexibility, develops proper body alignment, improves 

coordination and develops an increased sense of body awareness. 

Includes stretches that enhance physical fitness and focus on 

total body conditioning to correct body alignment and improve 

your posture. Wear comfortable clothing and bring a mat to 

class. Faculty: 3726, 3727, 3926—Becky Rigali; 3725, 3723— 

Rene Fiore-Burton; 3943—Eugenia Lane 

$20 Classes: 

3725 10-11:30am T 5/17-6/21 LF II 


3723 10-11:30am F 5/27-8/12 NCCC 


$25 Classes: 

3926 10:15-11:15am M 5/23-8/8 LBCC 


3726 10:15-11:15am W 5/25-8/10 LBCC 


*3727 10:15-11:15am F 5/27-8/12 LBCC 

*This class features more advanced workout. 


3943 1-2:30pm F 5/27-8/12 RSC 

Pi-Yoga $25 

Combines two of the most popular fitness systems for today’s 

exercise enthusiasts. Both are non-impact workouts that tone and 

elongate the body. Pilates and Yoga complement each other; one 

focuses on core strength, while the other on flexibility. Bring a 

mat. Faculty: Eugenia Lane 

3927 4-5pm M 5/23-7/25 TUSTIN 


Tai Chi Ch’uan $25 

Tai chi ch’uan is an ancient Chinese exercise that provides both 

mental and physical health benefits. Improve balance, lower high 

blood pressure, and increase vitality with tai chi! Learn tai chi 

movements, self-massage acupressure, and the philosophy of tai 

chi ch’uan. Faculty: Richard Caramagno 

3730 1-2:30pm T 5/24-7/12 TUSTIN 


3928 9-10:30am W 5/25-7/13 LFCH 


*3929 10:30am-Noon W 5/25-7/13 LFCH 

*This class is an advanced tai chi class for students of 

Guang Ping Yang tai chi. 


3731 1-2:30pm TH 5/26-7/14 TUSTIN 



Tap Dance with mArge $35 

Always dreamed of dancing, but never had the chance? Now’s 

the time! Beginning, intermediate and advanced tap and exercise 

for men and women of all ages. Learn the Waltz Clog, Buck 

Time Steps, Cramp Rolls, and more, with the opportunity to do 

performances. Faculty: Marge Forehan & Dorothy Bregozzo 

3732 9am-Noon T 5/17-7/5 RSC 

This class includes registration for Emeritus classes #62370. 

Yoga $20 / $25 / $36 / $60 

Instruction and practice includes passive exercise especially 

adapted to seniors; stretching, relaxing and breathing; and 

working together in rhythm as directed. Course repetition allows 

you to build skills and increase your fitness level. Faculty: 3742— 

Jeffrey Briar; 3740—Kathryn Burns; 3744—Fleur Fong; 3738, 

3739, 3743—Mikki Michele 

$20 Class: 

3742 9-10am M 6/6-8/8 LBCC 

$25 Class: 

3740 11:30am-1pm F 5/27-8/12 LBCC 


$36 Classes: 

3744 1-2:30pm W 5/11-7/27 LFCH 


3738 10:30am-Noon M 5/23-7/25 TUSTIN 


3739 10:30am-Noon W 5/25-7/27 TUSTIN 


$60 Class: 

3743 10:30am-Noon M,W 5/23-7/27 TUSTIN 

This class includes registration for Emeritus class #62435, 62440. 

Yoga Stretching $25 

Increase flexibility and muscular strength through gentle exercise. 

Journey through the Yoga poses, exploring methods of relaxation 

for the body and mind. Emphasis is on stress management 

methods, correct body alignment, breath control and mental 

concentration. Faculty: Eugenia Lane 

Computer Classes 

Introduction to Personal Computers $55 

Designed for the complete beginner. Get an introduction to a 

typical personal computer system, including hardware components 

& software programs; an interactive discussion of various uses 

of a personal computer; explanations and demonstrations of 

word processing/electronic spreadsheet features; instructions for 

choosing desktop backgrounds and screensavers; and a discussion 

of computer file storage and retrieval. Optional projects may 

include how to use the computer to write a letter and balance a 

checkbook. You will be given plenty of class time to work on these 

projects. Faculty: Barbara Grane 

3949 noon-1:30pm T 5/24-6/28 TUSTIN 

Internet IIC: Using the Google $50 

Search Engine Effectively 

Google has become one of the most powerful and popular search 

engines on the Internet. This course focuses on using Google 

effectively to narrow search results and take advantage of the 

products and features it has to offer. You will learn to use search 

links, such as Images, Video, Maps, News, Reader, Finance, and 

Translate. You will sign up for a Google Account to personalize 

your experience and gain access to the Calendar, Portfolio, and 

Documents features. You will learn to use Google Operators to 

perform faster, more specific searches. The Google Chrome web 

browser will be reviewed. Faculty: Geoff Luis 

3950 9-10:30am W 5/25-7/13 TUSTIN 

Intro to the Internet and E-Mail $26 

Topics include commonly used terms; hardware and software needed 

for connection; programs (called “search engines”) available to 

help you find what you are looking for; various search techniques; 

commonly used website components such as links and navigation 

tools; copying information from the Internet for personal use; 

printing from the Internet; bookmarking favorite websites; 

shopping online; security (including your personal information as 

well as your credit card data); and using an electronic mail program 

(set up an email account, sending & retrieving email messages) and 

sending attachments (letters & photos). Faculty: Barbara Grane 

3951 2-3:30pm T 5/24-6/28 BSTIC 209 

3745 11:15am-12:35pm T 5/24-8/9 RSC 


Gentle Yoga $25 

Guided stretching and breathing exercises are adapted for seniors 

to regain range of motion and restore strength. Ideal for those in 

recovery. Class is geared for those with limited range of motion 

and back problems. All ages welcome. Faculty: Ruthe Gluckson 

3930 11:30am-1pm W 5/25-8/10 LBCC 


INTRO TO MICrosoft Word $55/$75 

Designed for those with basic PC knowledge who want to know 

more about Microsoft Word. Hands-on practice will allow students 

to gain confidence in using the software to create letters, signs, and 

other documents. Topics covered will include entering text; word 

wrap; cursor movement; editing and inserting text; saving, closing 

and opening files; displaying formatting marks; changing fonts, 

sizes and colors; applying text effects such as underline, bold, 

italics and highlighting; controlling paragraph alignment and line 

spacing; undoing editing changes; copying and moving text using 

the mouse and the keyboard; creating a simple table; sorting data 

in a table; using tabs and indents; creating numbered and bulleted 

lists; using design templates. Faculty: 3954—Sharon Fong; 

3953—Barbara Grane 

$55 Class: 

3953 9-10:30am T 5/24-6/28 TUSTIN 

$75 Class: 

3954 11am-1pm W 6/8-29 BSTIC 209 

Basics of eXCel $55 

This hands-on class using Microsoft Excel 2003 is for experienced 

computer users. Use this software to learn how to enter data in 

rows and columns; format both text and numerical data; create 

simple formulas to add, subtract, multiply and divide; move 

and copy data and formulas; use Functions (pre-designed, builtin 

formulas); create 3-dimensional formulas involving several 

worksheets. Projects might include creating a simple budget, 

a spending diary, an address book, online banking and more. 

Faculty: Barbara Grane 

3952 10:30am-Noon T 5/24-6/28 TUSTIN 

INTERNET BASICS $75 

Learn strategies for effective online searches to help you find what 

you’re looking for. With a mix of lecture and hands-on exercises, 

this class will help students learn how to use the Internet to find 

information. Topics include commonly used terms; hardware and 

software needed for connection; using “search engines”; various 

search techniques; commonly used web site components such as 

links and navigation tools; copying information from the Internet 

for personal use; printing from the Internet; bookmarking favorite 

web sites. Faculty: Sharon Fong 

3955 1-3pm TH 6/9-7/7 BSTIC 209 

BASICS OF E-MAIL $75/$95 

Intro course designed for those new to email (electronic mail). 

This class will help you set up an Internet-based email account, 

as well as explain how email is different from other forms of 

communication. Topics include setting up an email account, 

tips on how to select an email address and password, sending 

email messages, retrieving messages, sending attachments (letters, 

photos, etc.), forwarding messages, and replying to messages. 

Security as it relates to email accounts will be covered. Hands-on 

practice will help you gain confidence in using your new email 

account to contact friends and family. Faculty: Sharon Fong 

$75 Class: 

3956 1-3pm F 6/10-7/8 BSTIC 209 

$95 Class: 

3957 9-10:30am F 6/10-7/29 BSTIC 209 

EXERCISE YOUR BRAIN $30 

Research shows that well-designed mental workouts can enhance 

the health and function of the brain. Brain training can improve 

memory, reasoning, and processing speed and that these 

improvements lead to better quality of life. Use the Internet to 

find games that can help you work on these skills. Different games 

are introduced each week. You need not be computer literate to be 

able to play in class. Faculty: Louise Records 

3958 9-10am TH 5/26-6/30 TUSTIN 

3959 9-10am TH 8/11-9/15 TUSTIN 

ORGANIZING COMPUTER FILES $40 

Pictures, Movies, Music, Documents- where do they go? Let’s 

organize all those files on your computer. Saving, moving, 

renaming, deleting, sharing, creating shortcuts all the things that 

make it easy for you to find your files are covered. Bring a travel 

(thumb) drive so you can save all your files and transport them 

back home. Faculty: Louise Records 

3960 10-11:30am TH 5/26-6/30 TUSTIN 

HOW DO I GET MY PICTURES $40 

OUT OF MY CAMERA AND into MY COMPUTER? 

Learn how to transfer pictures from your camera into files in 

your computer. Email them to friends and family or post them 

to a web site that will share them. We will teach you how to send 

your pictures to a professional printing site and pick them up 

in 1 hour. Learn how to order custom cards with your pictures 

on them. Using your camera, computer and scanner will bring 

you hours of enjoyment. Bring your camera the first day of class. 

Faculty: Louise Records 

3961 11:30am-1pm TH 5/26-6/30 TUSTIN 

3962 10-11:30am TH 8/11-9/15 TUSTIN 


TABS, TABLES, enveloPES AND LAbels $30 

Learn how to create, print and use tabs, tables, envelopes and labels 

in a Microsoft Word document. How do I make my documents 

look professional? Make your document turn out like you want it 

to in no time at all. Faculty: Louise Records 

3963 1:30-3pm TH 5/26-6/16 TUSTIN 

ADDING CLIP ART AND PICTURES $30 

TO YOUR WORD DOCUMENT 

How do pictures and clip art work in Microsoft Word? Do you 

want to jazz up your flyers, memos, and letters? Let us show you 

how pictures work in Microsoft Word and other programs that 

you might use to print out your creations. Clip art is a fun way to 

make your documents shine. Faculty: Louise Records 

3964 11:30am-1pm TH 8/11-9/15 TUSTIN 

INTRODUCTION TO FACebooK $75 

Facebook is one of the most popular social networking websites 

in the world. Learn how Facebook was developed and why people 

use it. Start a Facebook account and learn how to use it effectively 

and safely. Connect with your children, grandchildren, and 

friends regularly using social networking websites. Understand the 

risks, and customize the complex privacy settings. Learn to share 

pictures, videos, news articles, and thoughts with friends in your 

network; and even locate long lost friends! Hands on exercises help 

students develop confidence in using this website. Recommended 

Prerequisite: Intro to the Internet and Introduction to Email or 

equivalent. Faculty: Fleur Fong 

3965 9-11:50am M 5/23-6/20 TUSTIN 

HOW to DO ONLINE RESEARCH $75 

FOR YOUR NEXT TRIP 

Learn ways to use the Internet to make your next trip remarkable, 

affordable and memorable. Discover how to research your 

destination ahead of time to book transportation, dining, 

entertainment and lodging. Get online updates on last minute, lowcost 

travel opportunities. Locate reviews made by travelers who 

have identified their best memories and worst travel nightmares. 

For those who prefer to stay locally, discover ideas to entertain 

you or your out-of-town guests. Recommended Prerequisite: Intro 

to the Internet. Faculty: Fleur Fong 

3966 9-11:20am M 6/27-7/18 TUSTIN 

YAHOO! MAIL II: CUSTOMIZING MAIL OPTIONS, $50 

USING CALENDAR & notePAD 

Explore topics beyond the Yahoo! Mail Classic basics and learn 

how to customize Mail Options. General options, such as learning 

to adjust the number of message results per page and saving a 

copy of a sent message in the Sent Folder, will be discussed. Learn 

Signature, Spam, Filters and Vacation Response options, as well 

as the features of the all new Yahoo! Calendar. Topics include 

setting up and deleting an event, managing a To-Do list, sharing 

the calendar, setting reminders, and an overview of the Notepad 

feature. Prerequisites: Students who enroll in this course must be 

using the Yahoo! Mail Classic program and have an active email 

address @yahoo.com, @att.net, @verizon.net, or @sbcglobal.net. 

Students should have completed the Yahoo! Mail Basics course or 

have equivalent knowledge. Faculty: Geoff Luis 

3967 10:30am-Noon W 5/25-7/13 TUSTIN 

BEYOND THE BASICS OF GMAIL: $75 

USING YOUR GOOGLE ACCOUNT 

With your Gmail account, you’ve sent email to friends and family. 

But what else can you do with your Google account? This class 

explores how to use other features of your account, such as 

keep track of calendar appointments, reminders and to-do lists. 

Learn how to create, save and share documents online. Discover 

how to use Google reader to create your personal subscriptions 

to websites covering news, entertainment, hobbies, and more. 

Additional topics will be covered, as time permits. Recommended 

Prerequisite: Intro to the Internet and Introduction to Email or 

equivalent. Faculty: Sharon Fong 

3968 10:30am-Noon F 6/10-7/7 BSTIC 209 

INTRODUCTION TO BLOGGING $80 

What is a blog? Learn the difference between a website and a 

blog. Discover typical attributes necessary in a blog. Learn about 

pitfalls encountered by some bloggers that made them infamous. 

Discover bloggers who became successful and the positive results 

garnered after a season of writing online. Designed for beginners, 

this class will help inspire students with the motivation, 

confidence, and skills to start a blog. With a format that includes 

lecture, interactive discussions, real world examples, and hands-on 

exercises, this seminar will focus on showing you how you can 

get started writing a personal blog about your passion, cause and 

community to reach other people online. Faculty: Sharon Fong 

3969 9-11am W 6/8-6/29 BSTIC 209 


BASIC MACintosH OPERATIONS $40 

This course is designed for new and beginning Macintosh users. 

It will cover how to navigate the Macintosh operating system; 

how to customize it to your preferences; and how to work with 

applications to create and organize files. Even if you are an 

experienced Mac user, you will probably learn things you didn’t 

know you could do with your Mac. You are welcome to use your 

MacBook, and there is wireless Internet available. Faculty: Alan 

Kennard. 

3675 10-11:30am T 5/24-6/28 BSTIC 216 

BASIC MACintosH WORD ProCESSING $40 

& TYPOGRAPHY 

Almost all operations using a computer involve the entering of 

text. This class will cover the many aspects of working with text 

on a Macintosh. Basic word processing will be covered using 

TextEdit, the powerful little word processor that comes with 

all Macintoshes. Basic techniques of composing, formatting, 

spellchecking, copy & pasting, etc. will be covered. TextEdit uses 

many of the features that are available whenever you are entering 

text on a Macintosh, such as the font browser, character palette, 

keyboard viewer, and the color picker. The Dictionary and Font 

Book applications will also be demonstrated. You are welcome 

to use your MacBook, and there is wireless Internet available. 

Faculty: Alan Kennard 

3970 11:30am-1pm T 5/24-6/28 BSTIC 216 

MAC MAIL, ADDRESS BOOK & ICAL $40 

This course will cover three of the most widely used Macintosh 

applications. Mail can now be automatically configured to work 

with every major internet service provider, and most major 

webmail providers, such as Gmail, Yahoo, and AOL. It can be 

used to manage multiple email accounts. Address Book will 

easily keep track of your contacts, and iCal can be used to track 

appointments, schedules, events, etc. A major emphasis will be 

placed on the tight integration between these three applications, 

such as; contacts are easily added from Mail; your Address book 

contacts will auto-fill into new emails; iCal can auto-send email 

reminders; and many other functions. You are welcome to use 

your MacBook, and there is wireless Internet available. Faculty: 

Alan Kennard 

MACINTOSH MAINTENANCE $40 

& troublesHooting 

This course will cover the basic techniques of preventive 

maintenance and troubleshooting the occasional problems 

encountered on a Macintosh. A basic sequence of steps will 

suggested for both software and hardware issues. The Disk Utility 

application that comes with all Macintoshes will be demonstrated, 

and other third-party utility applications will be recommended. 

Backing up your Macintosh will be covered with a demonstration 

of Time Machine, OS X’s built-in back up utility, along with 

several online backup solutions. Numerous recommendations 

for books and online resources will also be discussed. You are 

welcome to use your MacBook, and there is wireless Internet 

available. Faculty: Alan Kennard 

3972 11:30am-1pm TH 5/26-6/30 BSTIC 216 

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schedule after classes have begun. 

Call 949/451-5555 for more information. 

Refund Policy 

Full refunds are issued for classes cancelled by IVC .. 

Student-requested refunds or transfers made three days prior 

to the start of class are assessed a $10 fee and students..receive 

a six-month credit on account. 

Refunds are not available after the class begins. 

3971 10-11:30am TH 5/26-6/30 BSTIC 216 


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A ATRIA Atria Senior Living 1 Witherspoon, Irvine 92604 949/654-8500 

B DP Dance Palace 4 Journey, Aliso Viejo 92630 949/716-0033 

C ET Lib El Toro Library 24672 Raymond Way, Lake Forest 92630 949/855-8173 

D FSSC Florence Sylvester Senior Center 23721 Moulton Parkway, Laguna Hills 92653 949/380-0155 

E GroVES Groves Mobile Home Park 5200 Irvine Blvd., Irvine 92620 714/832-3600 

F HPCC Heritage Park Community Center 14301 Yale Ave., Irvine 92604 949/724-6750 

G LBCC Laguna Beach Community Center 380 Third St., Laguna Beach 92651 949/464-9535 

H LBHS Laguna Beach High School 625 Park Ave., Laguna Beach 92651 949/464-9535 

I LBHSCP Laguna Beach High School Community Pool 625 Park Ave., Laguna Beach 92651 949/464-9535 

J LF II Lake Forest II, Sun and Sail Club 24752 Toledo Way, Lake Forest 92630 949/586-0860, ext.10 

K LFBTC Lake Forest Beach and Tennis Club 22921 Ridge Route Dr., Lake Forest 92630 949/837-6100 

L LFCH Lake Forest City Hall Community Center 25550 Commercentre Dr., Lake Forest 92630 949/461-3450 

M LSC Lakeview Senior Center 20 Lake Rd., Irvine 92612 949/724-6900 

N NCCC Newport Coast Community Center 6401 San Joaquin Hills Rd., Newport Coast 92627 949/270-8100 

O NRCLC NR Computer Learning Center 2100 W. Orangewood, Suite 110, Orange 92868 714/505-3475 

P REGENTS Regents Point 19191 Harvard Ave., Irvine 92612 949/509-2235 

Q RSC Rancho Senior Center 3 Ethel Coplen Way, Irvine 92612 949/724-6800 

R SUNRISE Sunrise Assisted Living 12291 S. Newport Ave., Santa Ana 92705 714/544-5959 

S TRCP Turtle Rock Community Park 1 Sunnyhill, Irvine 92603 949/724-6734 

T TUSTIN Tustin Area Senior Center 200 South C St., Tustin 92780 714/573-3340 

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