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CONTINUING EDUCATION CLASSES Time Days Location +Fee Instructor Cr Item Time Days Location +Fee Instructor Cr Item CONTINUING EDUCATION CNCMP 058 TO GOOGLE OR NOT-EFFECTIVE WEB SEARCH C Now that you know the basics of “surfing on” the Internet, let’s delve a little deeper! Discover how to find specific and accurate information using different search engines, and much more. Prerequisite: CNCMP 075. For those seeking a more relaxed approach to learning or aged 50+. 1:00p- 4:00p F 5/18 Poul-OCP 108 $35 Ericson S 8962 CNCMP 063 POWERPOINT: LEVEL 1 C Learn how to use this presentation program. You will work with drawing tools, clip art, WordArt, organization charts, graphs, templates and PowerPoint wizard. Slide show capability also visited. 12:30p- 4:30p Sa Poul-OCP 110 $125 Walter J 8975 Meets 05/19/07 through 06/02/07. CNCMP 075 WORLD WIDE WHAT? C Demystify the web using search tools, navigating web pages, and finding information on millions of subjects! Class will also cover the basics of different Internet Service Providers. Prerequisite: Basic keyboarding and Windows skills. For those seeking a relaxed approach to learning or aged 50+. 1:00p- 4:00p F 4/27 Poul-OCP 108 $35 Ericson S 8970 CNCMP 083 WEB PAGE DESIGN 1 C Learn the basics of web page development and publishing aspects of HTML. Students gain hands-on experience creating HTML tags, tag attributes, character references and different types of hyperlinks. Construct your own web page and publish it on the web. Hands-on class for students, families & business. Prerequisite: Basic computer skills and Internet usage skills. 7:25p- 9:25p MW Poul-OCP 108 $125 Pummell L 8971 Meets 04/09/07 through 04/18/07. CNCMP 085 WEB PAGE DESIGN 2 C Working with advanced features of HTML. Topics include tables, frames, animation, server functionality, documents that contain interactive JavaScripts and applets, and advanced site design techniques. Prerequisite: Windows 98, Web Page Design: Level 1. Students should also be familiar with using the Internet. 7:25p- 9:25p MW Poul-OCP 108 $125 TBA 8972 Meets 05/14/07 through 05/23/07. FINANCE CNFIN 001 INVESTING BASICS C Investing in CDs, bonds, stocks, mutual funds and annuities are discussed. Gain knowledge on the advantages, disadvantages, expenses, risks and how each investment works. 6:00p- 8:00p W 4/18 Brem-HUM 108 $35 Sell A 9940 6:00p- 8:00p W 4/11 Poul-OCP 210 $35 Andersen G 8980 CNFIN 010 INVESTING/CHILD’S COLLEGE EDUCATION C Learn expected future costs of college and what’s needed to save monthly. Discuss the advantages and disadvantages of various funding options. The class also touches on teaching your children about saving money. Explore establishing a college fund. 6:00p- 8:00p W 3/28 Brem-HUM 108 $35 Sell A 9948 6:00p- 8:00p W 5/30 Poul-OCP 004C $35 Sell A 8981 CNFIN 017 TAX SAVING INVESTMENT TIPS C Investment and tax planning a year-round activity—no one likes sending a big check to Uncle Sam. Discover the seven steps to reduce taxes on all of your investments. Class covers tax-deferred accounts, tax-free money markets and municipal bonds, tax-efficient mutual bonds and unit investment trusts, and investment accounting tax-loss write-offs. 6:00p- 8:00p W 5/16 Brem-HUM 108 $35 Sell A 9942 6:00p- 8:00p W 5/9 Poul-OCP 210 $35 Andersen G 8982 CNFIN 018 INTRODUCTION TO GRANT WRITING C This course directs beginning grant writers in how to research, write, and submit an effective proposal for funding. A baseline process and structure will be provided for proposal writing. 9:00a- 3:00p Sa 4/14 Poul-OCP 107 $75 Horton L 8983 Lynn Horton has 15 years of grant writing and reviewing experiences. She has also served two terms as Mayor of Bremerton. She brings real world experience from a grant writer’s and reviewer’s perspective. CNFIN 019 ADVANCED GRANT WRITING C Classroom exercises on grant guidelines, reader/writer relationship, building grant teams and locating/researching prospects will be given. A proposal of 3-4 pages will be completed. Prerequisite: Introduction to Grant Writing or 1-2 years experience in the field. 9:00a-12:00p Sa Poul-OCP 110 $75 Horton L 8984 Meets 05/12/07 through 05/19/07. FLAGGING CNPRF 021 FLAGGING CERTIFICATION C Learn what it takes to become a flagger. Objectives include maximum protection for employees and the public with minimum interference from vehicle/pedestrian traffic, proper use of traffic control devices, and other flagger duties. Certification test administered upon completion of class. (Students must be 18 years of age or older.) 9:00a- 3:30p Sa 3/31 Brem-BUS 201 $55 Wiley D 9992 9:00a- 3:30p W 4/25 Brem-SHP 116 $55 Wiley D 9990 9:00a- 3:30p W 5/30 Brem-SHP 116 $55 Miller R 9991 9:00a- 3:30p Sa 5/12 Poul-OCP 221 $55 Miller R 8990 • COMMUNITY ENRICHMENT - KITSAP COUNTY ARTS AND CRAFTS CEA&C 025 NEW! AN INTRODUCTION TO VOICEOVERS C Have you ever wondered whose voice you are listening to on TV and radio commercials? Do you have a voice that needs to be heard? Explore the industry and learn to market yourself through this fun, interactive class. Prerequisite: Minimum age 18 years. 9:00a-11:00a Sa 4/21 Poul-OCP 119 $60 TBA 8900 CEA&C 055 DECORATING WITH WHAT YOU HAVE C Redecorating your home doesn’t have to be intimidating—or expensive! Learn the tricks professionals use to create a unique and inviting space—using mostly what you already have in your home. Topics include color, accessories, furniture style and arrangement. After first session, classes meet workshop-style in participant homes (based on lottery drawing). 9:00a-12:00p Sa Poul-OCP 119 $49 Crotty C 8901 Meets 04/28/07 through 05/05/07. Class will meet workshop-style on Saturday, 5/5, in participant homes (based on lottery drawing). Coni Crotty has worked as an interior designer and consultant in Kitsap County for over 6 years. Her clients have included local businesses and homeowners. Her projects range from creating art pieces for main entries to remodeling the entire interior of homes. CEA&C 057 TRASH TO TREASURE TRIP TO SEATTLE C Want to create your own “trash to treasure” home and yard decor? Shop where the pros find their architectural salvage gems. This field trip to Seattle will include shopping at two salvage warehouses and one recycled glass outlet. Prerequisite: Carpooling arranged on the Bremerton campus at your own risk. Bring a sack lunch. 8:30a- 3:30p Sa 4/21 ARR 000 $55 Crotty C 8903 Meet at the Bremerton campus main parking lot at 8:30 a.m. to arrange carpooling in order to catch the 9 a.m. ferry to Seattle. Transportation not provided. Additional costs for ferry and travel not included in course fee. Call 360.394.2702 for details. 66 | SPRING 2007 THE VIEW CLASS SCHEDULE Continuing Education Zero-Credit Classes - Kitsap: 360.394.2702 - Mason: 360.432.5400
CONTINUING EDUCATION CLASSES Time Days Location +Fee Instructor Cr Item Time Days Location +Fee Instructor Cr Item CEA&C 063 NEW! SCOTLAND: A HIGHLAND PERSPECTIVE C Political and geographical tensions have made warfare an inherent part of Scotland’s history and culture. Through a series of lectures, learn how this country evolved into its current place in European culture in leas than 100 years. Prerequisite: Call 360.394.2702 for supplies list. 5:00p- 7:00p M Poul-OCP 119 $125 TBA 8904 Meets 03/26/07 through 06/04/07. COMMUNICATION CECOM 031 CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH I C This course emphasizes conversation, but includes reading, writing, and understanding the Spanish language. Geared toward the adult student seeking control over Spanish for practical application such as travel. 4:30p- 6:30p W Poul-OCP 119 $125 Ashton D 8913 Meets every Wednesday, 4/18/07 through 6/20/07. CECOM 032 CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH II C A continuation of Conversational Spanish I (CECOM 031). This course is designed to reinforce and introduce practical conversational skills in Spanish. Prerequisite: CECOM 031 or permission of instructor. 6:30p- 8:30p W Poul-OCP 119 $125 Ashton D 8914 Meets every Wednesday, 4/18/07 through 6/20/07. CECOM 037 INTERMEDIATE JAPANESE C This course is designed for students to learn a variety of sentence structures and develop Japanese communication skills in spoken and written forms. Textbook is required. Call 360.394.2702 for details. Prerequisite: Permission of instructor or college level basic Japanese. 5:00p- 7:00p Th Poul-OCP 219 $125 Kawasaki K 8915 Meets 03/29/07 through 05/31/07. HOME AND GARDEN CEH&G 007 NEW! RAW FOOD—ASIAN CUISINE C The fresh, exotic flavors of an authentic Asian meal are hard to resist but easy to prepare. Roll vegetable sushi, mix perfect seaweed soup, taste enticing secret sauces for Asian baby greens and “stir-raws while sipping on green tea. Prerequisite: None. Students will observe instructor preparing dishes. Samples will be provided. 9:00a- 1:00p Sa 4/14 Poul-OCP 210 $55 Fowler G 8920 Geri Fowler is a spiritual teacher and Acupressure Practitioner. She has studied Chinese medicine, specializes in nutrition, and has authored two “raw living food” recipe books. She is the owner of Spririt Touch Living Light Center. CEH&G 009 CLEARING YOUR CLUTTER C Are you a clutter magnet? This class can motivate you to clear those piles of papers, crowded closets, brimming basements and garages that have been overwhelming you for weeks, months, even years! Clutter represents stuck energy in our lives that affect us mentally, emotionally and physically. Learn why you keep clutter, helpful ways to let it go and how to stay clutter-free using psychological and Feng Shui approaches. By clearing your clutter you can revive your energy and create more room for what you really want in your life! 10:00a- 1:00p Sa 4/14 Poul-OCP 120 $45 Baxter B 8926 CEH&G 010 FENG SHUI FOR THE HOME C By creating positive energy within your home, enhance your health, prosperity and relationships. Learn how proper furniture placement, color and energy flow can restore vitality in you and your home. 10:00a- 1:00p Sa 5/12 Poul-OCP 120 $45 Baxter B 8922 CEH&G 014 LANDSCAPE DESIGN FOR HOMEOWNERS C Learn how to see what is in your landscape, evaluate your needs, create a basic design, plant list, material list for a DIY landscape plan, including implementation and maintenance plan. 6:00p- 8:00p W Brem-ART 106 $165 Easton K 9924 Meets 04/18/07 through 06/06/07. CEH&G 017 CLOSET CLEAN SWEEP C Is your closet in need of a makeover? It’s time to clear the clutter! Learn simple steps to sort through your clothes and organize your closet. Create a simplified wardrobe by discarding outdated garments that can also get you a tax deduction. 6:00p- 8:00p W 4/4 Poul-OCP 004C $39 Collins K 8925 For three years Kelli has been helping women of all shapes and sizes achieve their personal style. She teaches her clients how to dress their body type, showing them what and what not to wear. She is the owner of L’acquisto - An Image Consulting Service. LEISURE ACTIVITIES CELEI 008 HIKING SAFETY AND SURVIVAL C Hike the Olympics or Cascades—safely! Learn clothing essentials, equipment, mapreading, compass use, basic survival skills, first aid and safe travel for different weather conditions and terrain. Includes two field trips, weather permitting. Prerequisite: Ages 16 years or older. Call 360-394-2702 for details. Transportation NOT provided. 7:25p- 9:25p W Brem-SCI 136 $79 Chapin F 9989 Meets 03/28/07 through 04/25/07. Also meets for two field trips on Saturday 4/7 and 4/21 from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. CELEI 016 RIVER RAFTING—TOUTLE WHITEWATER C Ride rumbling rapids in the shadow of Mt. St. Helens! Nature is repairing itself after the colossal eruption but you can still see evidence of the damage on this ride. Experience big waves and bottomless holes on this ever changing river. Prerequisite: Minimum age 16 years. Call 360-394-2702 for details. Transportation NOT provided. Lunch included. 10:00a- 2:30p Sa 4/14 ARR 000 $79 Amundson R 8930 CELEI 017 RIVER RAFTING—WENATCHEE WHITEWATER C Enjoy the sunny side of the Cascades on this roller coaster of a river with views of apple orchards and tall bluffs. The whitewater maneuvering in “Boulder Bend, Rock & Roll and Snow blind” rapids will definitely capture your attention. Prerequisite: Minimum age 10 years. Call 360-394-2702 for details. Transportation NOT provided. Lunch included. 10:00a- 3:00p Su 5/20 ARR 000 $79 Amundson R 8931 CELEI 035 NEW! THE BASICS OF SELLING ON EBAY C Sell vintage jewelry, kitchenware, electronics, toys, anything on eBay! Take a step-by-step approach to effective selling while avoiding costly mistakes new sellers make. Open an account, set pricing, use PayPal and write product descriptions. Prerequisite: Basic internet skills. Please contact 360.394.2702 immediately upon registration for further instructions. 9:30a- 3:30p Sa 4/28 Poul-OCP 120 $50 Morgan D 8932 A seller’s account MUST be set up and activated prior to class. Please bring your item you wish to sell and all shipping materials the item will be shipped in, including filler of any kind, for weighing and a picture of the product saved onto a floppy or CD. CELEI 037 NEW! EBAY/BEYOND THE BASICS C Start your eBay store or sell more efficiently! Learn how to market your eBay business, manage your listings, pack and ship inventory, use eBay listing tools, plus learn tips and tricks to sell more and where to find inventory to sell. Prerequisite: CELEI 035 or eBay experience. 9:30a- 1:00p Sa 5/19 Poul-OCP 119 $50 Morgan D 8933 Please note according to eBay’s policy, in order to set up an eBay store or sell in other formats you must have a feedback score of at least 10 AND have at least 2 items listed on the auction block before class. CELEI 048 NEW! BLUES HARMONICA C Create the melodic, melancholy sounds of the blues that originated in the rural South. For beginners and experienced players, study and learn to play the “Legendary Blues Harmonica Players” and learn riffs and tunes of the Blues harp. Prerequisite: Minimum age 18 years. Bring a 10-hole harmonica (C and A keys). 6:00p- 8:00p Th Poul-OCP 004C $85 Murray W 8934 Meets 04/05/07 through 05/24/07. Warren Murray is a storyteller and lifelong musician who has been playing the blues for over 20 years. He has released several CDs and has worked with local blues legends. Continuing Education Zero-Credit Classes - Kitsap: 360.394.2702 - Mason: 360.432.5400 www.olympic.edu | Campus Switchboard: 360.792.6050 or 1.800.259.6718 | 67 CONTINUING EDUCATION
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