THE VIEW â WINTER 2007 SCHEDULE - Olympic College

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CONTINUING EDUCATION CONTINUING EDUCATION CLASSES Time Days Location +Fee Instructor Cr Item Time Days Location +Fee Instructor Cr Item CEA&C 051 NEW! BASIC KNITTING II For those seeking further knitting instruction in increasing, decreasing, knitting in the round and deciphering charts. Materials list provided on first day-costs vary depending on project selection. Call 360.394.2702 for details. Prerequisite: Must know how to cast-on and -off and knit and purl stitches or CEA&C 050 6:00p- 7:30p T Poul-OCP 210 $49 Dalton D 8902 Meets 02/06/07 through 02/27/07. CEA&C 055 DECORATING WITH WHAT YOU HAVE 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 Brem-HUM 105 $49 Crotty C 9951 Meets 03/03/07 through 03/10/07. HOME AND GARDEN NEW! RAW FOOD—MEXICAN CUISINE CEH&G 006 Enjoy the warm spicy flavors of a delicious Mexican meal with all the fixings! Recipes will be provided for Thick’n Spicy Chili, Mexican Rice, Mock Refried Beans, Soft Taco with ground nut meat, rich nut cheese, salsa and a tropical dessert. Prerequisite: None. Students will observe instructor preparing dishes. Samples will be provided. 9:00a- 1:00p Sa 1/27 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 Spirit Touch Living Light Center. CEH&G 017 NEW! CLOSET CLEAN SWEEP 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 Create a simplified wardrobe by discarding outdated garments that can also get you a tax deduction. 6:00p- 8:00p W 1/17 Poul-OCP 219 $39 Collins K 8922 LEISURE ACTIVITIES RIVER RAFTING—SKAGIT RIVER RAFTING CELEI 021 The upper Skagit River is a relaxing calm water float and devoted to scenery so magnificent it earned a place in the National Wild and Scenic River System. View wildlife along the banks and ride a quarter of a mile, Class III, section of whitewater. Prerequisite: Minimum age: 6 years. Call 360-394-2702 for details. Transportation is NOT provided. Lunch is included. 10:00a- 2:00p Su 1/21 ARR $79 Amundson R 8932 10:00a- 2:00p Sa 2/3 ARR $79 Amundson R 8930 CELEI 081 WINES OF THE WORLD Discover the old traditions of Italy and France. Meet the “new world” winemakers of Chile and Argentina. Compare the hallowed wineries of Napa Valley with the emerging excitement of Australian vineyards. From the terraced slopes of the Rhine River in Germany we travel to the sparkling wine facilities of San Sidurni, Spain. This two-hour journey will highlight wines from many of the world’s great regions. This whirlwind tour-de-force is presented in an easy to understand style. You will find out what these areas have in common and what sets them apart. Taste and talk about wines that are steeped in history and tradition in a relaxed and open setting. Cost includes wine tasting. Student must be at least 21 years of age to enroll. 6:00p- 8:00p W 3/14 Poul-OCP 219 $45 Ricketts J 8938 SELF IMPROVEMENT NEW! INCREASING HAPPINESS AND RESILLIENCY CESLF 027 Based on positive psychology, learn and practice proven ways to get more pleasure from everyday moments, amplify your gratitude to affect your present and future, and increase your optimism to help you overcome challenges. 7:00p- 8:30p W Poul-OCP 210 $69 TBA 8939 Meets 01/10/07 through 02/28/07. CESLF 043 BODYMIND ACUPRESSURE Relax! Find key neck and shoulder point locations, locate distal points to help release stubborn tensions, and exchange wonderfully relaxing neck-shoulder releases with your partner. Handouts and a color-coded flow chart included. 9:00a-12:00p Sa 2/3 Poul-OCP 119 $29 Fowler G 8940 CESLF 080 NEW! FASHIONING A NEW IMAGE Got style? Make-over your image without having surgery. It’s possible when you know how to dress your particular silhouette to accentuate your assets and skim over the problem areas…without burning a hole in your pocket! 6:00p- 8:00p W 2/7 Poul-OCP 224 $39 Collins K 8945 CESLF 082 NEW! BASICS OF BUSINESS DRESS Is the vagueness of “business casual” leaving you ruffled? Iron out those creases by learning to master professionalism in dress with helpful guidelines that will help you leave a positive, professional impression with clients! 6:00p- 8:00p W 3/14 Poul-OCP 224 $39 Collins K 8946 • CONTINUING STUDIES - MASON COUNTY COMPUTER BEGINNING COMPUTERS FOR SENIORS CNCMP 003 An introduction to personal computers designed specifically for Seniors. Students will use Windows to learn basic computer and application skills. Within the course students will learn how to use Word Processing, the Internet and E-mail. Prerequisite: Must be 55 years of age or older. 9:00a-11:00a MWF Shel-OCS 107 $90 Ledgerwood A 7951 Meets 01/22/07 through 02/02/07. CELEI 077 NEW! WINE AND CHOCOLATE FOR VALENTINE’S Enjoy a special night with your Valentine tasting delicious wines and nibbling on delectable gourmet chocolates. Learn about the great vineyards of the world and how wine is a vital and exciting part of many varied cultures and cuisines. Prerequisite: Must be at least 21 years of age to enroll. 6:00p- 8:00p W 2/7 Poul-OCP 219 $45 Ricketts J 8936 John Ricketts became a wine connoisseur by bicycling through the back roads of the French and Italian countrysides in 1982. Three years later he started the Grape Expectations Wine Shop in Silverdale and currently works as a wine distributor for Kitsap Peninsula restaurants. FINANCE MAKING YOUR MONEY LAST CNFIN 029 Will your money last as long as you do? Learn about the financial implications of retirement and how to invest your assets to reduce potential risks and increase your current and future income. Taught by a professional investment advisor. 1:30p- 4:30p F Shel-TJL 121 $50 TBA 7953 Meets 01/12/07 through 01/26/07. 68 | WINTER 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 FLAGGING FLAGGING CERTIFICATION CNPRF 021 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 1/20 Shel-OCS 116 $50 Pollard A 7001 9:00a- 3:30p Sa 2/17 Shel-OCS 116 $50 Pollard A 7003 9:00a- 3:30p Sa 3/10 Shel-OCS 116 $50 Pollard A 7005 • COMMUNITY ENRICHMENT - MASON COUNTY ARTS AND CRAFTS INTRO TO STAINED GLASS CEA&C 011 You can make beautiful stained glass art. Become familiar with stained glass types and cutting techniques. Learn about lead and how to solder it. Supplies are included in course fee. Instructor provides tools. 9:00a-12:00p Sa Shel-OCS 114 $115 TBA 7955 Meets 01/27/07 through 02/10/07. CEA&C 016 POTTERY PROJECTS 9:00a-12:00p Sa Shel-OCS 114 $65 Gallagher C 7957 Meets 02/24/07 through 03/10/07. Actual end time on 3/03/07 and 3/10/07 may be earlier than stated. Class meets a total of 6 contact hours. CEA&C 038 HANDS-ON DIGITAL PHOTOGRAPHY You have a digital camera, now learn to use it for more than just snapshots! Experience hands-on exploration of lighting, color and composition. Then learn to download and alter images for technical quality and artistic expression using a computer. Prerequisite: Bring digital camera and cables to connect camera to computer. Must have familiarity with PCs. 5:30p- 7:30p M Shel-OCS 107 $85 TBA 7961 Meets 01/22/07 through 02/05/07. COMMUNICATION ANYONE CAN WRITE CECOM 002 Anyone can discover the pleasure of writing. Emphasis will be on having fun while learning an easy process that will stimulate natural creativity and involvement with creative writing. No previous experience needed. 12:00p- 2:00p W PA 001 $65 Maddux C 7963 Meets 01/17/07 through 03/07/07. Class DOES NOT meet on 2/14/07. 7:00p- 9:00p W PA 001 $65 Maddux C 7965 Meets 01/17/07 through 03/07/07. Class DOES NOT meet on 2/14/07. CECOM 031 CONVERSATIONAL SPANISH I 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. 5:30p- 7:30p F Shel-OCS 112 $135 Graft K 7967 Meets 01/19/07 through 03/09/07. HOME AND GARDEN LANDSCAPE DESIGN FOR HOMEOWNERS CEH&G 014 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. 6:30p- 8:00p Th Shel-PB 001 $150 TBA 7979 Meets 02/08/07 through 03/15/07. CEH&G 027 INTERIOR PLANTSCAPING Interior plantscaping is the study of the various types of plants, containers and growing media best suited for growing plants indoors. Learn how environmental factors affect plants used in homes, offices, hotels, and shopping centers. 6:00p- 9:00p T Shel-PB 001 $90 Buschbom C 7981 Meets 01/23/07 through 02/06/07. LEISURE ACTIVITIES BOATING SAFETY CELEI 022 Be prepared for the new regulations on mandatory boater safety education with this state approved course. Learn about boating equipment, trip planning and preparation, marine environments, boat operations, and emergency preparedness. 8:00a- 1:00p Sa Shel-PB 002 $105 Karch J 7983 Meets 01/20/07 and 01/27/07. CELEI 027 COASTAL NAVIGATION FOR BOATERS Navigation in the Puget Sound, San Juan Islands, Canadian Gulf Islands, and Washington coastal areas. Learn dead reckoning, position fixing, nautical charts, compass use, tides, currents and trip planning for sailboats and powerboats. Prerequisite: Knowledge of basic navigation is helpful but not necessary. 8:00a- 1:00p Sa Shel-PB 002 $105 Karch J 7985 Meets 03/03/07 and 03/10/07. CELEI 035 THE BASICS OF SELLING ON EBAY 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 computer and Internet skills. 6:00p- 8:00p W Shel-OCS 107 $50 Morgan D 7991 Meets 02/21/07 through 03/07/07. CELEI 078 THE ART OF WINE TASTING Wine is more than just alcohol. It is a vital and exciting part of many varied cultures and cuisines. In this two-hour class you will learn about the great vineyards of the world. You’ll taste and talk about what makes wine so special. Once the mysteries are revealed, you will no longer be intimidated, only charmed, by fine wine. Discussion will include (but not be limited to) classification, evaluation, tips on buying and storing, and how to deal with wine snobbery. A great start for beginners but recommended for anyone who has ever tipped a wine glass by candlelight. Cost includes wine tasting. Student must be at least 21 years of age to enroll. 2:00p- 4:00p Sa 2/10 Shel-TJL 108 $25 TBA 7993 CONTINUING EDUCATION CECOM 034 CONVERSATIONAL FRENCH I This course emphasizes conversation, but includes reading, writing, and understanding the French Language. Course is geared toward individuals who seek control of the French language for practical application such as travel. 12:30p- 2:30p F Shel-OCS 112 $135 Cave C 7973 Meets 01/19/07 through 03/09/07. 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 | 69
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