2006 Spring Preview - Cuyamaca College

SPRING 2006 SCHEDULE OF CLASSES 

C O M M U N ITY LEA R N IN G 

Children&Teens 

Dance 

Food&Wine 

History 

SpecialInterest 

Writing 

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TABLE OF CONTENTS 

A 

Adult Floor Stretch..................................... 10 

Afternoon Tea............................................. 17 

Arts & Creativity......................................... 2,3 

Aquatic Fitness............................................ 16 

B 

Ballet........................................................... 10 

Ballroom Dance.......................................... 10,11 

Balls, Bands & Balance for Older Adults... 16 

Basketry...................................................... 2 

Belly Dancing............................................. 10 

Bicycle Repair............................................ 24-25 

Bilingual, Basic Computer.......................... 8 

Blues Harmonica, Beg................................ 23 

Business...................................................... 4,5 

C 

Cancellation Policy.................................... 36 

Career......................................................... 4,5 

Career Exploration..................................... 4 

Children & Teens ...................................... 8 

Classroom Locations.................................. 32,33 

Computers.................................................. 8,9 

Country Western Dance............................. 11 

CPR, CPR/AED (Defibrillator)................. 18,19 

CPR-BLS Healthcare Provider/Renewal... 19 

Crafts.......................................................... 2 

D 

Dance......................................................... 10,11 

Dance, Junior Ballroom............................. 10 

Digital Camera, How to Buy..................... 23 

Digital Photography................................... 23 

Drawing...................................................... 2 

Driving, Safety (55 Alive).......................... 20 

E 

Environmental Training............................... 12 

English as Second Language....................... 22 

F 

Feng Shui.................................................... 21 

Film History: Crime Film U.S.A................ 24 

Financial Planning...................................... 13 

First Aid...................................................... 18 

Fitness......................................................... 14-16 

Food & Wine............................................... 17 

Food Handler Training................................ 17 

G 

Gentle Yoga.................................................. 16 

Gift Baskets for Fun and Profit...................... 4 

Golf............................................................... 14 

Oil painting “View from Cuyamaca College” by nationally acclaimed artist, Jack Jordan 

Cover designed by Dave Francis, Cuyamaca College 

Jack Jordan studied at the Coronado School of Art, the Otis Art Institute and the Institute 

of the Arts, California and San Miguel de Allende, Mexico. Jack’s paintings are shown in 

galleries in the United States and Mexico. His works have been featured in several art 

books including “Contemporary Western Artists.”Jack has written and/or illustrated 

“How to Paint the Old West”, “Brand Book Seven” and “Pathways to Freedom.” Five of 

his paintings have been selected as limited edition prints. He has taught painting classes 

for Community Learning for the past 16 years and will continue to teach privately. 

2005 Community Learning Retirees 

Eileen Busby, Lynn Cowan, David Getoff, Jack Jordan, Patti Kyle, Chuck Lindsey, Faye Meitz, 

Tom Nehring, Earl Smith, Linda Steele, Sheila Tannebaum, Mike Weinberg, and Larry Willens 

Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community College District 8800 Grossmont College Drive, El Cajon, CA 92020-1799, 

(619) 644-7010 www.gcccd.edu 

Governing Board Members: Richard D. Alexander, Timothy L. Caruthers, D.C., Wendell R. Cutting, 

Bill Garrett, Deanna Weeks, Bill Stanford, Rick Walker 

Chancellor: Omero Suarez, Ph.D., Grossmont College President: Ted Martinez, Jr., Ph.D., 

Cuyamaca College President: Geraldine M. Perri, Ph.D.

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

H 

Hatha Yoga................................................ 16 

Hazwoper................................................... 12 

Health & Safety.......................................... 18-20 

Herbology................................................... 20 

Hieroglyphs................................................. 21 

History........................................................ 20-21 

Home Economics........................................ 21 

I 

Indian Tribal Art History.............................. 20 

Internet.......................................................... 9 

Instructors...................................................... 31 

Introduction to PC’s...................................... 9 

Italian.......................................................... 22 

K 

Kickboxing.................................................. 14 

L 

Language........................................................ 22 

Latin Dance.................................................... 10 

Legal.............................................................. 22 

Living Well in San Diego............................. 13 

M 

Maps.......................................................... 34,35 

Mission Statement......................................... 30 

Music............................................................. 23 

Mystery Shopper........................................... 4 

N 

Non-Credit/Convalescent........................... 26-29 

Non-Credit Matriculation............................... 3 

Notary Public................................................. 5 

O 

OSHA HazMat Training............................. 12 

P 

Painting........................................................ 3 

Parking Instructions..................................... 3 

Piano............................................................ 23 

Pilates.......................................................... 15 

Photography.................................................23,24 

Physical Fitness/Seniors..............................15,16 

PowerPoint .................................................. 9 

Private Investigator...................................... 22 

Professional Development Academy........... 6,7 

Publish Your Book....................................... 25 

Purchase a Used Car..................................... 25 

R 

Radio & TV Voice-Overs............................. 4 

Registration form.............................. back cover 

Retirement Planning................................... 13 

S 

Seniors, Computers..................................... 9 

Seniors, T’ai Chi Chuan.............................. 15 

Spanish........................................................ 22 

Spreadsheets................................................ 9 

Stretching.................................................... 10 

Swing Dance............................................... 11 

T 

T’ai Chi Chuan........................................... 15 

Tea, Afternoon........................................... 17 

Tennis......................................................... 14 

Tennis for Kids........................................... 8 

Travel Writing............................................ 25 

Night Club Two-Step.................................. 11 

W 

Wine Tasting............................................... 17 

Windows XP................................................ 9 

Word Processing I & II................................ 9 

Writing......................................................... 25 

Y 

Yoga.......................................................... 15 

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So You Thought You Couldn’t 

Draw TM 

New! 

Arts & Creativity 

Fundamentals of 

Fur - Graphite 

You have always wanted to draw but you 

thought you had to be born with talent. 

It is not true! Nationally acclaimed artist, 

Sandra Angelo, specializes in 

transforming the absolute novice into an 

artist by teaching classical drawing 

methods with her super simple four step 

system. Develop your hidden gifts and 

gain a wonderful new way to relax! You 

will have a hands-on chance to apply 

Sandra’s simple system before you leave 

so that you will know how to practice at 

home. Additional materials will be 

available at the end of class. 

Cuyamaca College, Room K100 

Sat 2/11 9-12 p.m. 

SEC:4264 $35* Sandra Angelo 

*(plus $22 payable in class for materials) 

Paint Like Monet in a Day® with 

Colored Pencils 

Wow–I cannot believe it is colored pencil! 

That is what you will say when you 

discover the amazing effects you can 

achieve using colored pencils to create the 

look of oils, pastels, acrylics, watercolor, 

and more, without the expense, and 

toxicity of other mediums. In this hands-on 

class you will learn four basic techniques 

for working with colored pencils from the 

national award-winning author of the 

textbook, Exploring Colored Pencil. This 

class is for absolute beginners. Additional 

materials will be available at the end of 

class. 


Sat 2/11 1-4:30 p.m. 



Shaggy, fluffy, soft, silky, wiry, shiny fur, 

saggy baggy skin, we will show it all. 

Learn key secrets for creating a wide 

variety of textures for both wild and 

domestic animals. This class is for 

absolute beginners. Additional materials 

will be available at the end of class. 


Sat 4/1 9-12 p.m. 



So You Thought You Couldn’t 

Draw TM Faces 

Sarah’s silly grin. The twinkle in 

Grandpa’s eye. Uncle Elmer’s toupee. 

Learn super easy step-by-step techniques 

for shading eyes, noses, mouths and hair 

with an easy to use graphite pencil. 

Sandra’s system is so easy, anyone can 

succeed! This class is for absolute 

beginners. Additional materials will be 

available at the end of class. 


Sat 4/1 1-5 p.m. 



Ornate Pine Needle Basketry 

You will learn how to coil a delicate 

basket around a beautiful polished stone. 

It is an easy way to start a basket and the 

stone makes a spectacular center. You 

will be weaving with pine needles, but 

you can use your new skills to weave 

almost any plant in your yard including 

lavender, jacaranda, and queen palm 

inflorescence. This class is suitable for 

beginners or experienced basketmakers. 

Bring a sack lunch. 

Grossmont College, Room 371, park in lot #1 

Sun 2/26 10-4 p.m. 

SEC:3913 $45* Nadine Spier 

*(plus $25 cash payable in class for 

materials) 

2 CALL 660-4350 NOW FOR MORE INFORMATION

Arts & Creativity 

Fabric Baskets for Spring 

Just in time to decorate for spring. Learn 

how to make quick and easy baskets 

using scraps of fabric, old clothes or yarn. 

Delight your children by turning their 

outgrown clothing into keepsake 

baskets! Fabric baskets can be made to 

accent your home, to decorate for 

seasonal holidays or to give as gifts. 

Please bring scissors and a sack lunch. 


Sun 3/19 10-3 p.m. 



materials) 

New! 

Fresh Spring Wreaths 

Learn how to make quick, 

decorative wreaths using a variety of 

common backyard plants. This is an easy 

project and a clever way to use cuttings 

from your yard. Some of the plants that 

can be used are lacy Dusty Miller, colorful 

Statice, fragrant Rosemary, berries, and 

coastal sage. All materials provided. 

However, students are encouraged to 

bring cuttings from their own yard. Bring 

a sack lunch. 


Sun 4/2 10-3 p.m. 



materials) 

PARKING PERMITS 

Parking permits are not issued for 

Tuition Free Non-Credit Classes. 

1. Purchase a one-day parking permit, valid 

for that day, for $2.00. Ticket dispensers are 

located: 

At Cuyamaca College: next to lot 4 and 

between student parking lots 1 & 2. 

At Grossmont College: In lots 1, 3, 4, 5, 

& 7. 

2. Parking permits are only valid in student 

parking lots (See maps on pages 34 & 35). 

3. You may also purchase a semester-length 

parking permit from the Cashier at 

Cuyamaca or Grossmont College; these 

permits are valid on both campuses. 

PAINTING 

Taste of Watercolor 

Experience the delight of creating in 

watercolor. Beginning and intermediate 

students will develop greater skills, and 

each lesson will include a different 

technique such as wet into wet, use of 

salt and alcohol, lifting, calligraphy, and 

more! 


8 W 2/8-3/29 3:30-5:30 p.m. 

SEC:3976 $0 Julanna Loveberg 

Register in class! 

Community Learning 

“Pathway to Credit” 

Non-Credit Class Categories: 

• Elementary and Secondary Basic Skills; 

• English as a Second Language; 

• Disabled/Adults with Disabilities; 

• Citizenship/Immigrant; 

• Parenting, and 

• Short-Term Vocational courses. 

Matriculation: Orientation– 

Assessment–Counseling/Advising 

Call Cuyamaca College (619) 660-4429 

or Grossmont College (619) 644-7208 

Transfer to 4-year 

College/University 

Vocational 

Programs & 

Certificates 

2-year A.A. 

Degrees 

A non-credit matriculation counselor is 

available at Cuyamaca College. 

Call 619-660-4429 

CLASSES FILL QUICKLY - REGISTER EARLY! 

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Business & Careers 

How to Break into Radio 

& TV Voice-Overs 

“You have a great voice!” In this 6-hour 

workshop, you will learn some basic 

voice-over techniques from a pro. You 

will also find out how to contact directors 

and producers, and how to “market” 

your voice. Bring a sack lunch and a #2 

pencil. 

Grossmont College, Room 544B, park in lot #5 

Sat 2/25 9-3:30 p.m. 

SEC:3977 $0 Franz Laubert 


Arrive early as classes fill quickly. 

Gift Baskets for Fun and Profit 

The calendar is full of special occasions 

when people often search in vain for that 

perfect gift! That is where gift basket 

services come in - creative baskets filled 

with goodies. This course will show you 

how to start your own gift basket service 

including how to assemble great gift 

baskets, how to price your baskets, how 

to market your services and much more! 


Sat 3/18 9-12 noon 

SEC:3917 $39 Jane Schmitz 

Career Exploration: 

Understanding Your 

Interests & Personality 

Type 

Explore your career options by attending 

this one-day seminar. You will gain 

insights into your interests and 

personality type by taking the Choices 

and Myers Briggs Personality Type 

Indicator (MBTI) career assessments. 

Discover how you can use your 

assessment results to select a career that 

matches your interests and personality. 

Please call Community Learning to 

register for the class at 

619-660-4350. Once registered, contact 

the Cuyamaca College Career Center at 

619-660-4450 to set up an appointment 

to take the Choices assessment prior to 

attending the class. The MBTI assessment 

will be administered in class. Bring a sack 

lunch and a #2 pencil. 

Cuyamaca College, Room Z112 

Sat 3/25 9-2 p.m. 

SEC:3980 $0 Laurie Brown 

Follow up by making an appointment with a 

college counselor after completion of class. 

Call Cuyamaca College at 619-660-4429 

Adults ages 16 years and older are 

welcome! 

How to Become a Mystery 

Shopper 

TUITION 

FREE 

Tow Truck Operator 

Six week program 

College Credit Available 

Jobs - Jobs - Jobs 

Auto Technology 299 

at Cuyamaca College 

Call ROP (619) 644-7550 

Mystery shopping is a splendid way to 

earn extra money and have fun at the 

same time. Shoppers receive assignments 

from companies that do business 

evaluations. A potential assignment may 

be to evaluate a restaurant, retail store, 

bank, gas station, theater, entertainment 

event, etc. At the conclusion of the visit, a 

written report is completed and returned. 

This course will provide an overview of 

how mystery shopping works, what types 

of assessment forms are used, do’s and 

don’ts of completing an assignment, and 

how to get into the “shopper’s network.” 

Bring a sack lunch. 


Sat 2/11 9-3 p.m. 

SEC:3918 $42* Elaine Moran 

*(plus $6 payable in class for handouts) 


Business & Careers 

How to Become A Notary Public 

California needs additional professional 

notaries! This class will provide the new 

or previously commissioned notaries with 

the education and skills to pass the state 

proctored examination, detect fraud, and 

become successful in a new career. There 

is a growing need for notaries in the 

expanding financial, real estate, business 

and law professions. Become a valuable 

employee or own your own business. This 

class exceeds the state qualifications for 

new applicants and notaries that are 

renewing their commissions. The student 

will receive a state approved certificate of 

completion for the class in order to take 

the state proctored notary examination 

in their area. 

The instructor is from the California 

School of Notary Public and is a practicing 

notary public for the State of California. 

The state proctors will allow all students 

to take the proctored exam after the class 

is completed. Bring a sack lunch. 


Grossmont College 

Medical Transcription 

Specialist 

Many Opportunities to 

Work from Home! 

Be a vital and important member 

of a health-care team. 

You will record all details of 

patient care: 

• Initial physician visit 

• Hospital care 

• Outpatient clinic 

• Surgery 

Prepare for this exciting career at 

Grossmont College. There are six 

core courses (each is one-semester) 

specific to medical transcription. 

More Info: 619-644-7454 ext. 3855 

Please leave name, address and 

phone #; information will be 

mailed. 

Sat 2/25 8-4 p.m. 

4-5:30 p.m. State Exam 

SEC:4549 $70* James Cosper 


Sat 3/18 8-4 p.m. 

4-5:30 p.m. State Exam 

SEC:4550 $70* James Cosper 


To take the state proctored examination, 

the applicant will be required to have 

their certificate of completion for their 

class, state notary application and a 

$40.00 check or money order made 

payable to the Secretary of State on the 

day of examination. Additionally, the 

applicant will need a current driver’s 

license, passport, or active military 

identification card. 

Environmental Health & Safety 

(see Environmental section page 12) 

Food Handler Training Course 

(see Food & Wine section page 17) 

PARLEZ-VOUS FRANÇAIS 

YOU TOO, CAN SPEAK 

FRENCH 

Even if you have never spoken 

French or if you have already had 

some French. 

Take advantage of one of 

Grossmont College’s excellent 

French courses. 

Learn about 

French language, 

culture & people. 

If you have any questions, contact: 

Muriel Vitaglione 

619-644-7566 

Parking permit instructions on page 3. 


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Professional Development Academy 

CUSTOMER SERVICE SERIES 

Businesses flourish with outstanding 

customer service. Explore key attitudes 

and communication skills that increase 

repeat business and teamwork. 

Superior Service 

This 3-part series helps you impress 

customers, enhance your image and 

increase repeat business. 

Customer Appreciation 

T, 2/7, 9-12 p.m., Fee: $0 SEC:4472 

Mastering Communication 

T, 2/14, 9-12 p.m., Fee: $0 SEC:4473 

Dealing with Difficult People 

T, 2/21, 9-12 p.m., Fee: $0 SEC:4474 

Team Work 

This 3-part series provides essential tools 

and techniques that convert groups into 

productive, effective teams. 

Team Building 

T, 2/28, 9-12 p.m., Fee: $0 SEC:4475 

The Right Attitude 

T, 3/7, 9-12 p.m., Fee: $0 SEC:4476 

Managing Change 

T, 3/14, 9-12 p.m., Fee: $0 SEC:4477 

Personal Best 

This 4-part series explores ways to make 

better decisions and choices under the 

constraints of time and stress in the 

workplace. 

Decision Making & Problem Solving 

T, 3/21, 9-12 p.m., Fee: $0 SEC:4478 

Business Ethics 

T, 3/28, 9-12 p.m., Fee: $0 SEC:4479 

Time Management 

T, 4/4, 9-12 p.m., Fee: $0 SEC:4480 

Stress Management 

T, 4/18, 9-12 p.m., Fee: $0 SEC:4481 

FRONTLINE SERIES 

The Frontline Series offers a variety of 

topics to enhance and expand essential 

skills for working with customers, 

managers and internal staff. 

Getting Organized ($45 for both) 

This 2-part certificate series provides 

participants with tools and techniques 

to accomplish tasks and meet timelines. 

Goal Setting 

T, 2/7, 1-4 p.m., Fee: $25 SEC:4551 

Project Management 

T, 2/14, 1-4 p.m., Fee: $25 SEC:4552 

Employment Law Awareness 

($45 for both) 

This 2-part certificate series provides 

participants with information about the 

critical areas of California employment law. 

ADA & Equal Opportunity 

T, 2/21, 1-4 p.m., Fee: $25 SEC:4553 

Understanding Sexual Harassment 

T, 2/28, 1-4 p.m., Fee: $25 SEC:4554 

Cultural Awareness ($45 for both) 

This 2-part certificate series explores 

awareness and communication 

strategies. 

Multicultural Communication 

T, 3/7, 1-4 p.m., Fee: $25 SEC:4555 

Diversity in the Workplace 

T, 3/14, 1-4 p.m., Fee: $25 SEC:4556 

Business Communications ($65 for all 3) 

This 3-part certificte series provides the 

opportunity for participants to refine 

their writing skills. 

Brush Up on Grammar 

T, 3/21, 1-4 p.m., Fee: $25 SEC:4557 

Business Writing 

T, 3/28, 1-4 p.m., Fee: $25 SEC:4558 

Using Email Effectively 

T, 4/4, 1-4 p.m., Fee: $25 SEC:4559 

All classes are held at SD/REBRAC, 500 Fesler St., Ste. 103, El Cajon, 92020 

Classes can be customized to meet specific needs and delivered onsite at your business. 

For more information visit www.ProfessionalDevelopmentAcademy.com 

CALL (877) 855-5929 TO REGISTER 

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Professional Development Academy 

SUPERVISION SERIES 

Are you ready to advance in your career 

NEW Classes Offered 

Summer 2006 

These series of 3-hour classes prepares 

team leaders today to deal with 

challenges of tomorrow. 

Fundamentals of Supervision 

Personality Style Strategies 

Conflict Management 

Managing Organizational Change 

Managing Diverse Teams 

Enhancing Employee Performance 

Motivation and Recognition 

Practical Coaching 

Workplace Accountability 

Managing Employee Performance 

Employee Performance Reviews 

Successful Hiring 

Retention Strategies 

Termination Guidelines 

Harassment and Discrimination 

Prevention 

Preventing Sexual Harassment 

Labor Law Update 

Powerful Presentations 

Designing Presentations 

Delivering Presentations 

Business Communications 

Concise Business Writing 

Effective Meetings 

TUITION 

FREE 

JOB 

TRAINING 

WEB GRAPHICS 

Preparation: Windows files management 

CSIS 217 Web Graphics I CSIS 218 Web Graphics II 

CSIS 219 Web Graphics III CSIS 230 Desktop Publishing 

CULINARY ARTS TRAINING 

Many courses offered! See Grossmont schedule for listings 

EMERGENCY DISPATCH OPERATOR (AOJ 158) 

Typing prerequisite: 30 wpm minimum 

GROUP HOME TRAINING 

Days & times TBA, call ROP office 

INSURANCE THEORY & PRACTICE 

BUS 229 Property & Liability BUS 233 Personal 

BUS 234 Commercial BUS 235 Deliver’g Ins. Servs. 

MEDICAL OFFICE ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT 

BOT 161 Med’l Terminology BOT 165 Med’l Ins. Billing 

BOT 167 Medical Coding BOT 170 Med’l Office Proced. 

ORTHOPEDIC TECHNICIAN 

For recommended prerequisites call the ROP office 

PERSONAL TRAINER/GROUP EXERCISE LEADER 

Courses listing under Exercise Science & Wellness; for 

Certificate of Proficiency information call ROP office 

SECURITY OFFICER ACADEMY 

(AOJ 171C) and (AOJ 249B) CPR & First Aid 

TELEMETRY/EKG TECHNICIAN 

CVTE 104/ECG Theory; CVTE 105/ECG Tewchnique 

CVTE106/ Adv ECG Studies; CVTE108/Adv Cardiac Mon. 

TOW TRUCK OPERATOR (Cuyamaca College) 

For enrollment information call 619/644-7550 

or visit the ROP Service Center below the 

cafeteria parking lot 5 at Grossmont College 

Enrollment is limited. Call now to 

reserve your seat for summer classes. 

www.ProfessionalDevelopmentAcademy.com 

CALL (877) 855-5929 FOR MORE INFO. 

FIND US AT WWW.CUYAMACA.EDU/PREVIEW 

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Children & Teens/Computers, PCs 

Beginning Tennis for Kids 

(Ages 9-14) 

Future Wimbledon players – heads up! 

Learn basic techniques including handeye 

coordination, forehand, backhand, 

and serve. Please bring 2 unopened cans 

of tennis balls and wear white sole tennis 

shoes. 

Cuyamaca College, Tennis Courts 

5 Sat 3/4-4/1 1-2:30 p.m. 

SEC:3919 $40 Jo Killeaney 

New! 

Miniature Gardens 

for Kids 

Kids can have fun learning simple 

principles of garden design, while 

learning botanical features of plants. We 

will use sand, soil, rock, groundcovers and 

small plants to create miniature gardens. 

The emphasis will be on fun and learning 

scientific terms. The theme of the 

individual’s miniature garden can vary; 

such as, fairy garden, xeriscape garden, 

herb garden, etc. 

Cuyamaca College, Water Conservation 

Garden 

Sat 4/1 10-12 noon 

SEC:4533 $20* 

*(plus $10 material fee payable at class) 

Junior Ballroom and Latin 

(Ages 8 to 16) 

(see Dance section page 10) 

ART TO GO - Watercolor Pencils 

....for Absolute Beginners 

with Sandra Angelo 

Treat yourself to a relaxing afternoon. 

Learn super EASY painting methods..in 

the Water Conservation Garden at 

Cuyamaca College. 

Session One: Focus on Flowers 

Sat. Jan. 21 1-4:30 p.m. 

Session Two: Focus on Landscapes 

Sat. April 22 1-4:30 p.m. 

Call 619-660-0614 Min. 10 students 

Register early 

Bilingual Basic Computer Skills 

Series 

In these introductory computer courses, 

students whose primary language is not 

English, will learn basic keyboarding and word 

processing skills. These classes are designed for 

students 16 years and older. A fee of $5 for 

handouts is payable to the instructor in class; 

please have correct change. 

If you are not a fluent English speaker, you 

are welcome to bring an adult partner with 

English speaking skills. 

Guarantee your reservation by registering 

at 619-660-4350. If space is available, you 

may register at the door on the day of 

class. 

Instructor: Luz Arreola 

Location: Cuyamaca College, Room E102 

Basic Computer Skills 

This introductory hands-on course will teach 

you how to use the keyboard, aspects of 

computer and Windows Operating System. 

Sat 2/4 SEC:3982 $5 9-12:30 p.m. 

Word Processing, Part I 

This course will teach you basic word 

processing skills. 

Sat 2/11 SEC:3983 $5 9-12:30 p.m. 

Word Processing, Part II 

This class is a continuation of Word 

Processing Part I. 

Sat 2/25 SEC:4439 $5 9-12:30 p.m. 

Internet, Part I 

Course will introduce students to the 

Internet via current technology trends and 

hands-on use. Various internet browsers will 

be used to gain practical experience. 

Sat 3/11 SEC:4440 $5 9-12:30 p.m. 

Intro to the Internet & Email, Part II 

This second course is designed to teach 

students advanced methods of creating and 

using an Email account via the internet. 

Sat 3/18 SEC:4441 $5 9-12:30 p.m. 

Computer classes must meet a minimum 

enrollment or the class will be cancelled. 


Computers, PCs, Non-Credit, Tuition Free 

A fee of $5 for handouts is payable to the instructor in class. Please have correct change. Bring 

a 3.5 diskette and a #2 pencil to class. To assure yourself a seat, pre-register at 

619-660-4350. Instructors: Dale Mastny, Therese Long & Wallace Wang 

Locations: 

Grossmont College, Technology Mall Room 70-134. Entrance is on the south side of the 

library-upstairs above the main quad. Park in lot #7 

or Cuyamaca College, Room E108, parking instructions on page 3. 

Introduction to Personal 

Computers (PC’s) 

An introductory course in computer 

knowledge and is designed to provide 

students with basic skills. 

Sat 2/4 9-12 p.m. SEC:3806 G.C 70-134 

Sat 2/11 9-12 p.m. SEC:3807 C.C. E108 

Fee: $5 

Introduction to the Internet 


internet via current technology trends and 

hands-on use. 

Sat 3/25 9-12 p.m. SEC:3810 C.C. E108 

Fee: $5 

Introduction to the Internet & 

Email 


internet and Email. Some computer 

keyboarding experience required. 

Sat 3/4 9-3 p.m. SEC:4012 G.C. 70-134 

Fee: $5 

Windows XP 

Course introduces students to the 

Windows Operating System and is 

designed to provide students with basic 

skills necessary for personal or 

professional success. Intro to the PC or 

equivalent is HIGHLY recommended. 

Sat 2/4 12-3 p.m. SEC:3812 G.C. 70-134 

Sat 2/11 12:30-3:30 p.m. SEC:3813 C.C. E108 

Fee: $5 

Classes must meet a minimum enrollment 

otherwise the class will be cancelled. 

Introduction to Word Processing, 

Part I 

An entry level class which introduces 

students to word processing. You will 

learn to produce letters, memos, reports, 

and other documents for personal or 

professional use. 

Sat 2/25 9-3:30 p.m. SEC:3815 C.C. E108 

Sat 3/11 9-3 p.m. SEC:4013 G.C. 70-134 

Fee: $5 

Introduction to Word Processing, 

Part II 

This class is a continuation of Introduction 

to Word Processing Part I, you will learn 

advanced features of word processing. 

Sat 3/4 9-3:30 p.m. SEC:3817 C.C. E108 

Sat 3/18 9-3 p.m. SEC:4014 G.C. 70-134 

Fee: $5 

Introduction to PowerPoint 

This class will introduce the student to 

Microsoft PowerPoint. Students will learn 

to create, edit and organize slides; design 

and format a presentation. 

Sat 3/18 9-3:30 p.m. SEC:4021 C.C. E108 

Sat 3/25 9-3 p.m. SEC:3819 G.C. 70-134 

Fee: $5 

Introduction to Spreadsheets 

Course will introduce students to Excel; a 

spreadsheet program. Class is beneficial 

for individuals using computer programs 

to file, organize, retrieve and report 

data. 

Sat 3/11 9-3:30 p.m. SEC:3820 C.C. E108 

Fee: $5 


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Dance 

Adult Ballet 

In this class you will build strength, 

increase your stamina, and condition 

your muscles while learning the 

fundamental concepts of classical ballet 

techniques. Individualized classes will 

focus on alignment, musicality, flexibility, 

and correct use of turn-out. Ballet is fun! 

School of Ballet 

8241 La Mesa Blvd., La Mesa 

8 W 2/8-3/29 6:30-7:30 p.m. 

SEC:3924 $40 Leila Parello 

Adult Floor - Stretch Class 

Beginning adult stretch is a class that will 

build your confidence, flexibility, 

coordination, and posture. The 

foundation of ballet, jazz, and modern 

dance are used as a careful strength 

building process. This class is great for 

building muscular strength, increasing 

stamina, conditioning all muscle groups, 

and relaxing as well. What a great way to 

wrap up your week! Bring a towel or 

small blanket; wear comfortable, stretchy 

clothes. 

School of Ballet 

8241 La Mesa Blvd., La Mesa 

8 F 2/10-4/7 6:30-7:30 p.m. 

SEC:3925 $40 Leila Parello 

No class 2/17 

Belly Dancing, Part I 

Belly dancing is an enchanting and 

graceful dance form and a fun way to 

exercise. Using exciting ethnic music, you 

will learn alignment, strength, isotations, 

and basic step technique. 

Cuyamaca College, Room R205 

6 T 1/31-3/7 4:30-5:30 p.m. 

SEC:3926 $35 Lucinda Hollands 

6 T 3/14-4/25 4:30-5:30 p.m. 


No class 4/11 

Belly Dancing Plus 

In this class you will learn veil dancing, 

finger cymbal patterns, foot work and 

drum solo techniques that will add 

drama to your performance. Materials 

including veils and cymbals are required 

for each session. 


6 Th 2/2-3/9 4:30-5:30 p.m. 


6 Th 3/16-4/27 4:30-5:30 p.m. 


No class 4/13 

Junior Ballroom and Latin 

(Ages 8 to 16) 

Look to the future! Learn the 

foundations of these classic dance forms 

and how they may also be applied to 

sports, such as skating and gymnastics. 

All levels of experience welcomed. 

Regency Park, Crystal Palace Room* 

5 Sat 2/4-3/11 5-6:30 p.m. 

SEC:4438 $30 David Kessel 

No class 2/18 

Just Latin! 

Tired of going to night clubs and 

watching everyone else having all the 

fun Learn the popular dances enjoyed in 

the Latin scene such as Salsa, Merengue, 

Rumba, and more! Come join us for great 

exercise and meet new friends. 


5 Sat 2/4-3/11 7-9 p.m. 


No class 2/18 

5 W 3/1-3/29 7-9 p.m. 


*Regency Park, Crystal Palace Room: 

Please park at the rear of the building, 

press the red button at the side gate, 

and say you’re in a dance/yoga class. 


Dance 

Ballroom Dancing for Beginners 

Ballroom dancing is elegant, timeless, and 

great exercise too. Learn the basics of six 

popular dances. 


5 M 2/6-3/13 7-9 p.m. 


No class 2/20 

Ballroom, Latin & Swing for the 

Younger Generation 

You will never regret taking this class! 

Dancing is a social asset you are sure to 

use many times or through out your life-- 

so why not learn the basics 


5 W 1/25-2/22 7-9 p.m. 


Country Western Line 

Dancing: Great Exercise! 

You do not have to join a health club to 

get fit! Line dancing is a lot more fun and 

an excellent aerobic exercise. You will 

learn ten or more popular line dances 

while you have a blast and burn calories. 


5 Sun 1/29-3/5 4-6 p.m. 

SEC:3936 $35 Luis Sumaya 

No class 2/19 

5 Sun 3/12-4/9 4-6 p.m. 


Country Western Dancing 

for Beginners 

Come see why country western dancing is 

hotter than ever! Dances will include: Twostep, 

Cowboy Cha Cha, Cowboy Polka, 

Jitterbug, and Waltz. Get ready to have a 

good time! 


5 Sun 1/29-3/5 6-8 p.m. 


No class 2/19 

5 Sun 3/12-4/9 6-8 p.m. 


East Coast Swing 

East Coast Swing has been synonymous 

with the “jitterbug” for a number of years. 

In the 90’s, we saw a resurgence with this 

high energy dance as the likes of new swing 

bands hit the scene, i.e., Big Bad Voodoo 

Daddies, Cherry Poppin’ Daddy's, and San 

Diego’s own, Big Time Operator. All ages 

are welcome. Lots of fun and great 

exercise. 


5 F 2/3-3/10 6-7:30 p.m. 


No class 2/17 

West Coast Swing 

West Coast Swing is a slotted structured 

dance to slower swing music. This dance 

is often times referred to as the 

“California Dance.” You will learn the 

five basic steps plus some nice patterns to 

make you the envy on the dance floor. 


5 F 2/3-3/10 7:30-9 p.m. 


No class 2/17 

Night Club Two-Step 

In the mood for some romantic dancing 

Join Luis and learn to slow dance across 

the dance floor. 


5 F 3/17-4/14 7-9 p.m. 



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Environmental Health & Safety 

ENVIRONMENTAL 

40-Hour Hazwoper Federal & 

CAL/OSHA Standards 

A 40-hour course providing Federal and 

State certification for those who work with 

hazardous waste in any phase from 

management, operations, emergency 

response team or trainers, and site clean 

up. This course satisfies the requirements 

for generalized employee training under 

the OSHA 1910.120 and State of California 

regulation 5192 Title 8. A certificate will be 

issued upon full completion of the class. 


2 F 2/3 & 2/10 7:30-5:30 p.m. 

2 Sat 2/4 & 2/11 7:30-5:30 p.m. 

SEC:3889 $25* 

2 F 3/3 & 3/10 7:30-5:30 p.m. 

2 Sat 3/4 & 3/11 7:30-5:30 p.m. 

SEC:3892 $25* 

2 F 4/7 & 4/21 7:30-5:30 p.m. Room R405 

2 Sat 4/8 & 4/22 7:30-5:30 p.m. Room R404 

SEC:3895 $25* 

*(fee for book and certificate) 

Lunch time will include a class activity, so 

bring a sack lunch and plenty of drinking 

water. 

Adult/Pediatric CPR 

First Aid 

Adult/Pediatric CPR & First Aid 

Renewal 

CPR/AED (Defibrillator) 

BLS Healthcare Provider CPR 

BLS Renewal Healthcare Provider 

CPR 

(See Health & Safety section pages 18-19 

for additional classes) 

OSHA 8-Hour Refresher Federal & 

CAL/OSHA Standards 

Mandatory for those who have completed 

a 40-Hour or 24-Hour OSHA training and 

want to remain certified. This seminar will 

include lectures, table top exercises, and 

hands-on activities. A certificate will be 

issued upon full completion of the class. 

SD/REBRAC, 500 Fesler St., Ste. 103, 

El Cajon 

Fri 1/27 8-4:30 p.m. 

SEC:3888 $15* 

Fri 2/24 8-4:30 p.m. 

SEC:3891 $15* 

Fri 3/17 8-4:30 p.m. 

SEC:3893 $15* 

Fri 4/21 8-4:30 p.m. 

SEC:3894 $15* 

*(fee for book and certificate) 

Cancellation policy on page 36 

SAN DIEGO REBRAC 

Workshops available: 

• Respiratory Protection Program 

• First Responder Awareness 

& Operational 

• 40 Hour OSHA HAZWOPER 

• 24 Hour OSHA HAZWOPER 

• 8 Hour OSHA Refresher 

• Ergonomics Office & Industrial 

• And other training available 

Other services available: 

• Free consultation & site assessment 

• Confidential Services 

• Coordination with local, state and 

federal agencies, as well as other 

assistance providers 

• Training can be customized and 

conducted at your facility...and more! 

For additonal training please call 

619-440-2404. For current training 

dates “check us out” on the web at 

www.rebrac.org/sandiego 


Financial Planning 

These classes in financial planning are 

offered for educational purposes only. 

The Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community 

College District is not responsible for 

financial decisions made by students 

after completing the classes. 

Financial Strategies for Successful 

Retirement Planning 

Currently, people are spending up to 

25% of their lives in retirement. This 

course will help ensure that your 

retirement years are spent in comfort 

and free from money worries. Discover 

how to protect hard-earned assets from 

inflation, taxes, and erosion due to the 

high cost of long term health care. An 

attorney and a CPA will be available 

during class to answer questions. 


3 W 2/8-2/22 6-9 p.m. 

SEC:4246 $65* Steven Hansen 

*(plus $30 payable in class for notebook) 

Spouse welcome for no additional fee! 

$Living Well in San Diego on Any 

Income 

San Diego County ranks as the fifth 

costliest urban area in the U.S., so come 

let an insider share spectacular freebies, 

deluxe bargains, discount, wholesale, 

factory outlets, liquidation, burgeoning 

resale market, online shopping, plus 

appliances, autos, household, 

housing/free rent; medical and legal 

deals; free money for college; free travel; 

fabulous free things to do locally; how to 

raise quick cash, turn $25 a week into 

$100,000, and MUCH more. Whether you 

want to save up for a down payment on 

a house, pay off your mortgage and 

retire early, or just save a few extra 

thousand bucks a year, this class is for 

you. It is like a pay raise! 


Sat 2/25 9:30-12:30 p.m. 

SEC:3972 $25* Sally Gary 

*(plus $15 payable in class for copy of the 

The Best Deals & Steals in San Diego, 8th 

Version by Sally Gary plus other 

materials) 

GROSSMONT COLLEGE 

American Collegiate English (ACE) 

Successful Money Management 

You have worked hard to earn it, now 

learn how to make your money work for 

you! You will learn key concepts and 

practices of wise money management; 

how to minimize your taxes, maximize 

your investment returns, and provide a 

secure future for yourself and your 

family. A CPA and an attorney will be 

available during the class to answer 

questions. 


3 T 2/21-3/7 6-9 p.m. 

SEC:4245 $65* Steven Hansen 

*(plus $30 payable in class for notebook) 

Spouse welcome for no additional fee! 

Do you need a TOEFL score for 

college 

The ACE Program offers: 

•TOEFL preparation and intensive ESL 

instruction 

•5 sessions per year/20 hours a week of 

instruction 

•Easy transition to Grossmont College 

after each session (with TOEFL score 

of 450/133) 

•Access to all Grossmont College 

student services 

•International Student Club 

Contact: American Collegiate English, 


8800 Grossmont College Drive 

El Cajon, CA 92020-1799 

Tel.: (619) 644-7293 

email: ace.grossmont@gcccd.net 

web: www.grossmont.edu/intlprograms 


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Fitness & Recreation 

Tennis for Beginners & 

Intermediate Players 

Bring out the “PRO” in you! You will learn 

the basics of the singles and doubles game: 

forehand, backhand, serve, volley, basic 

strategy, and etiquette. Bring a racquet and 

2 unopened cans of tennis balls. Please 

wear white sole tennis shoes. 

Cuyamaca College, Tennis Courts 

5 Sat 3/4-4/1 2:30-4 p.m. 

SEC:3942 $40 Jo Killeaney 

Golf Basics 

Learn the fundamentals of the game of a 

lifetime—GOLF! This class for beginners, 

will consist of range practice under the 

watchful eye of a golf professional. This is 

a great way to get started! Meet in the 

Pro Shop. 

Carlton Oaks Country Club 

5 Sat 2/4-3/11 10-11 a.m. 

SEC:3691 $65* Rex Cole 

No class 2/18 

5 Sun 3/5-4/2 11-12 p.m. 

SEC:3692 $65* Rex Cole 

*(plus $15 payable at first class meeting for 

range balls; clubs are provided) 

Horseback Riding, Part I 

Enjoy learning how to ride a horse! 

Experience the wide open spaces and the 

tranquility of the countryside on 

horseback. You will learn safety, bridling, 

walk, trot canter, trail riding, care and 

grooming (minimum age is 12 years old). 

Please wear jeans and boots or shoes 

with a low heel. 

Bright Valley Farm 

5 Sun 1/29-2/26 8:30-10 a.m. 

SEC:3946 $45* Serena Boyd 


for helmet and horse rental fee) 

Horseback Riding, Part II 

This class is designed for more 

experienced riders (12 years and older) 

who want to perfect riding techniques. 

Bright Valley Farm 

5 Sun 3/5-4/2 8:30-10 a.m. 

SEC:3947 $45* Serena Boyd 


for helmet and horse rental fee) 

Kickboxing for Men & Women 

This class is designed to teach you 

effective self-defense skills and increase 

your personal fitness and health. 

Training includes the use of jump ropes, 

medicine balls, hand mitts, heavy bag and 

other target work. You will use muscles 

you did not know you had in this fun but 

intense class! Come ready for a workout. 

This is not an Aerobic or Cardio- 

Kickboxing class. All levels welcome. 

Southwestern Association of Martial Arts 

College of Tae Kwon Do 

9819 Campo Rd., Spring Valley 

6 MW 2/6-3/20 7:15-8:15 p.m. 

SEC:3948 $49 Heidi Sarmiento 

No class 2/20 Christina Dawson 

GROSSMONT COLLEGE 

HEALTH PROFESSIONS OPPORTUNITIES 

The Health Field Needs You!! 

Cardiovascular Technology 

(619) 644-7302 

Disability Services Management 

(619) 594-4054 

Occupational Therapy Assistant 

(619) 664-7304 

Registered Nursing 

(619) 644-7300 

Respiratory Therapy 

(619) 644-7448 

Speech-Language Pathology Assistant 

(619) 644-7302 

For more information, come to the 

Health Professions Office, Room 340A, B, C 



Power Yoga & Pilates Body 

Conditioning 

Looking for a great way to develop 

strength, definition and revitalize your 

body Both yoga and pilates will improve 

posture, increase flexibility, firm and tone 

your muscles, as well as improve balance 

and coordination. The result is a 

complete and invigorating workout 

designed for all fitness levels. Please 

wear loose, comfortable clothing, and 

bring a towel and an exercise mat. 

Please preregister for Pilates classes. 


6 M 1/23-3/6 4-5:30 p.m. 

SEC:3950 $45 Paulette Young 

No class 2/20 

6 M 3/13-4/24 4-5:30 p.m. 


No class 4/10 

6 T 1/24-2/28 7-8:30 p.m. 


6 T 3/7-4/18 7-8:30 p.m. 


No class 4/11 

6 W 1/25-3/1 4-5:30 p.m. 


6 W 3/8-4/19 4-5:30 p.m. 


No class 4/12 


6 Sat 1/28-3/18 8-9:30 a.m. 

SEC:3956 $45 Joyce Duenow 

No class 2/18, 3/4 

6 Sat 3/25-5/6 8-9:30 a.m. 

SEC:4219 $45 Joyce Duenow 

No class 4/15 

Physical Fitness for Life & Health 

for Older Adults 

This is a class for those who want to 

maintain personal health and well-being 

through general exercise. Please bring an 

exercise mat. 


TTh 1/24-6/22 7-8 a.m. 


No class 4/11, 4/13 


T’ai Chi Ch’uan, Beginning 

This ancient Chinese exercise form consists 

of a series of classical martial art postures 

which gracefully flow together in slow 

motion. It emphasizes mental tranquility, 

inner awareness, and relaxation while 

learning and practicing. Enjoy the natural, 

park-like setting of Grossmont College. 

Grossmont College, Room 325A, park in lot #3 

Sat 1/28-6/17 9:30-10:30 a.m. 

SEC:3984 $0 Mike Conniry 

No class 2/18, 4/15, 5/27 


T’ai Chi Ch’uan, 

Intermediate & Advanced 

This course is a continuation of T’ai Chi 

Ch’uan, Beginning. You will complete the 

Yang form and the practice of push 

hands and Chi Kung exercises. Emphasis 

will be on technique and form. 


Sat 1/28-6/17 8:30-9:30 a.m. 


No class 2/18, 4/15, 5/27 


T’ai Chi Ch’uan 

*Regency Park, Crystal Palace Room: 

Please park at the rear of the building, 

press the red button at the side gate, 

and say you’re in a yoga class. 


This ancient Chinese exercise form consists 

of a series of classical martial art postures 

which gracefully flow together in slow 

motion. It emphasizes mental tranquility, 

inner awareness and relaxation while 

learning and practicing. 


TTh 1/24-6/15 10:30-11:30 a.m. 


No class 4/11, 4/13 


15


Exercise for Optimum Health: 

Stretching 

This class will focus on specific areas of 

the body and will increase your 

knowledge of total fitness through 

flexibility. Emphasis will be placed on 

participation that fits the needs of all 

ages and ability levels including athletes, 

seniors, and fitness enthusiasts. 


MW 1/23-6/21 12:30-2 p.m. 

SEC:3986 $0 Dick Killeaney 

No class 2/20, 4/10, 4/12, 5/29 


New! 

Balls, Bands & Balance 

for Older Adults 

This fun class is for those who want to 

increase balance, strength, flexibility and 

coordination through the use of stability 

balls, elastic bands and balance exercises. 

This class will focus on the older adult 

population but will fit the needs of all 

ages and ability levels. Students need to 

provide their own stability ball, available 

for purchase at local sporting good stores. 


MW 1/23-6/21 7-8 a.m. 


No class 2/20, 4/10, 4/12, 5/29 


Beginning & Intermediate 

Aquatic Fitness for Special 

Populations 

This course is suited to individuals with 

temporary or permanent physical 

limitations. Participants will exercise in the 

water to increase muscular strength and 

flexibility. A cardiovascular workout is 

included to help strengthen the heart while 

placing minimal stress on sensitive joints. 

St. Madeleine Sophie’s Training Center, 

Pool 

MW 1/9-5/17 10:30-11:30 a.m. 

SEC:3989 $50* Kathy Aylward 

No class 1/16, 1/23, 2/20, 4/10, 4/12 

*(pool fee) 

F 1/13-5/19 10:30-11:30 a.m. 

SEC:3988 $25* Kathy Aylward 

No class 1/20, 2/17, 4/14 

*(pool fee) Please register in advance! 

Hatha Yoga: Power Style 

You will break into a sweat in this flowing 

style of yoga that is mostly influenced by 

Astanga yoga. The focus is on building 

strength and flexibility as well as endurance. 

You will work for your relaxation and are 

well rewarded for your efforts - the class is 

intensely focused and fun. 


M 1/23-6/19 7-8:30 p.m. 

SEC:3994 $0 Jim Walther 

No class 2/20, 4/10, 5/29 Register in class! 

Hatha Yoga 

Experience the ancient art and therapy of 

Yoga. You will explore and experience 

flexibility, relaxation, and toning. 


TTh 1/24-6/22 12-1:30 p.m. 


No class 4/11, 4/13 

Th 1/26-6/1 7-8:30 p.m. 

SEC:3992 $0 Kathy Lee 

No class 4/13 


Rancho San Diego Yoga Center 

MWF 1/23-6/15 11:30 a.m.-1 p.m. 

SEC:3990 $0 Brandy Proppe 

No class 2/17, 2/20, 4/10, 4/12, 4/14, 5/29 


Gentle Yoga 

Bring stress under control with the ancient 

art of Hatha Yoga. All body shapes, sizes, 

and ages can benefit from the health 

advantages of deep stretching and 

breathing. Gentle Yoga focuses on poses 

and modifications that allow everyone to 

enjoy the benefits of Hatha Yoga. 


MW 1/23-6/21 10:30 a.m.-12 p.m. 


No class 4/10, 4/12 Register in class! 

Regency Park, Crystal Palace Room 

(See page 15 for parking information) 

T 1/31-6/20 6:30-8 p.m. 

SEC:3993 $0 Brandy Proppe 

No class 4/11 



Food & Wine 

New! 

Port or Porto How They 

Differ! 

Since Portugal is home to the original 

port, for some, the only port that touches 

their lips often is from this country. 

Though many other regions around the 

world have emerged as producers of this 

fine beverage, there are qualitative 

differences that describe a memorable 

port. Join us on this adventure as you 

discover the many varied aromas and 

flavor components that distinguish a 

memorable port. Please bring six wine 

glasses to each class meeting. Minimum 

age: 21 years old. 

Ronald Reagan Community Center 

(formerly El Cajon Community Center) 

The Art of Afternoon Tea 

The ritual of taking tea is a “celebration.” 

This feeling is a sense of enchantment 

people long for in our fast paced society. 

Learn everything you have always 

wanted to know about tea! Learn the 

essentials of serving tea, tea etiquette, 

the tea table, recipes, traditions and 

much more! Bring a cup and saucer to 

class. Come prepared to cook, and sample 

afternoon tea. 

Trinity Presbyterian Church, Fellowship Hall 

3902 Kenwood Dr., Spring Valley 

Sat 3/4 9-12 noon 

SEC:3957 $39 Jane Schmitz 

195 E. Douglas, El Cajon 

4 T 2/7-3/7 7-9 p.m. 

SEC:3959 $99 Dick Colangelo 

No class 2/14 

New! 

French Champagne and 

the World of Sparkling 

Wines 

Many believe that champagne’s debut in 

France was in the late 1600’s. Since the 

birth of this bubbly elixir, the production 

of sparkling wines has spread throughout 

the world. This class will tempt your 

palate as you savor selected champagnes 

and sparkling wines from France, Italy, 

Spain, United States, Australia, Germany 

and South Africa. Please bring six flute or 

tulip glasses to each class meeting. 

Minimum age: 21 years old. 

Ronald Reagan Community Center 

(formerly El Cajon Community Center) 

Food Handler Training Program 

The Food Handler Training course is 

required of all food service workers. The 

San Diego County Department of Health 

has approved this three-hour course. A 

certificate is valid for three years and will 

be issued to each participant. 


Sat 1/28 9-12 p.m. SEC:3995 

Sat 2/25 9-12 p.m. SEC:3996 

Sat 3/25 9-12 p.m. SEC:3997 

Sat 4/22 9-12 p.m. SEC:3998 

Instructor: Nancy Garcia 

Fee: $6 for certificate 

Picture I.D. Required 

Bring a #2 pencil 

To register call 619-660-4350. 

195 E. Douglas, El Cajon 

4 T 3/21-4/11 7-9 p.m. 

SEC:3960 $99 Dick Colangelo 

Telephone (619) 660-4350 

Just 

Say… 

VISA 

MasterCard 

Charge 

it! 


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Health & Safety 

The following classes meet state-mandated health and safety training requirements for 

Child Care professionals (AB243) and are approved by EMS Authority. 

Adult/Pediatric CPR 

Basic First-Aid 

In this hands-on training, you will learn to 

recognize and respond to emergencies. 

This class will cover adult, child & infant 

CPR and obstructed airway. Course includes 

a completion card valid for two years. 


Sat 1/21 8-12 p.m. SEC:4042 

Sat 1/28 8-12 p.m. SEC:4043 

Sat 2/11 8-12 p.m. SEC:4044 

Sat 2/25 8-12 p.m. SEC:4046 

Sat 3/11 8-12 p.m. SEC:4047 

Sat 3/18 8-12 p.m. SEC:4048 

Sat 3/25 8-12 p.m. SEC:4049 

Sat 4/1 8-12 p.m. SEC:4050 

Sat 4/22 8-12 p.m. SEC:4051 

Sat 4/29 8-12 p.m. SEC:4152 

Spring Valley Community Center 

Sat 1/14 9-1 p.m. SEC:4028 

Sat 4/8 1-5 p.m. SEC:4191 


El Cajon 

M 1/23 6-10 p.m. SEC:3896 

T 2/14 6-10 p.m. SEC:3901 

M 2/27 6-10 p.m. SEC:3907 

T 3/7 6-10 p.m. SEC:3910 

M 3/20 6-10 p.m. SEC:3841 

M 4/3 6-10 p.m. SEC:3843 

T 4/18 6-10 p.m. SEC:3899 

Instructor: Vicki Igou 

Fee: $10 for certificate & handbook 


Classes start promptly! 


Learn how to identify and help control 

life-threatening situations. You will learn 

to recognize signs, symptoms, and 

treatment of life-threatening illnesses 

and traumas. 


Sat 1/21 12:30-4:30 p.m. SEC:4052 

Sat 1/28 12:30-4:30 p.m. SEC:4053 

Sat 2/11 12:30-4:30 p.m. SEC:4054 

Sat 2/25 12:30-4:30 p.m. SEC:4056 

Sat 3/11 12:30-4:30 p.m. SEC:4057 

Sat 3/18 12:30-4:30 p.m. SEC:4058 

Sat 3/25 12:30-4:30 p.m. SEC:4059 

Sat 4/1 12:30-4:30 p.m. SEC:4060 

Sat 4/22 12:30-4:30 p.m. SEC:4061 

Sat 4/29 12:30-4:30 p.m. SEC:4153 

Spring Valley Community Center 

Sat 1/14 1-5 p.m. SEC:4029 

Sat 4/8 1-5 p.m. SEC:4195 


El Cajon 

W 1/25 6-10 p.m. SEC:3842 

Th 2/16 6-10 p.m. SEC:3844 

W 3/1 6-10 p.m. SEC:3897 

Th 3/9 6-10 p.m. SEC:3900 

W 3/22 6-10 p.m. SEC:3902 

W 4/5 6-10 p.m. SEC:3908 

Th 4/20 6-10 p.m. SEC:3911 




Classes start promptly! 

Cancellation policy on page 36. 


Health & Safety 

Adult/Pediatric CPR & First Aid 

Renewal 

This class will provide hands-on training 

with mannequins and a review of all skills 

and information needed to renew your 

card. You must bring your CPR/First Aid 

card which is current; or has expired in 

the last 30 days. This class does not meet 

the requirements for daycare providers. 


Sat 1/7 8-1 p.m. SEC:3898 

Sat 2/4 8-1 p.m. SEC:3912 

Sat 3/4 8-1 p.m. SEC:4026 


El Cajon 

Sat 4/1 8-1 p.m. SEC:4027 




CPR/AED (Defibrillator) 

This Automated External Defibrillator 

(AED) course will provide you with basic 

Adult CPR training, Obstructed Airways 

skills, and a review of laws that regulate 

the use of this device. You will properly 

identify when to use an AED and have 

the opportunity to perform these skills on 

mannequins. A SAVE-A-LIFE EDUCATORS 

card, valid for two years and approved by 

the Emergency Medical Authority, will be 

issued after completion of a written test. 


El Cajon 

W 2/22 6-10 p.m. SEC:4255 

Th 3/23 6-10 p.m. SEC:4256 

W 4/26 6-10 p.m. SEC:4257 





BLS Healthcare Provider CPR 

This class is for certified or non-certified, 

licensed or non-licensed healthcare 

professionals, students in the medical 

field, or anyone required to have this 

level of training. You will learn skills for 

adult, child, infant CPR and obstructed 

airway. This class covers barrier devices, 2 

person, CPR, AED (defibrillator) & more. 

Mannequins will be provided for handson 

training. Passing a written test is 

required. Bring a self addressed stamped 

envelope to receive card. 


El Cajon 

Sat 2/18 8-4 p.m. SEC:4251 

Sat 3/25 8-4 p.m. SEC:4196 

Sat 4/29 8-4 p.m. SEC:4258 


Fee: $15 for certificate; $15 cash for 

required handbook payable at class. 


BLS Renewal Healthcare Provider 

CPR 

This class is for certified or non-certified, 

licensed or non-licensed healthcare 

professionals, students in the medical 

field, or anyone required to have this 

level of training. You will review skills for 

adult, child, infant CPR and obstructed 

airway. This class covers barrier devices, 2 

person, CPR, AED (defibrillator) & more. 

Mannequins will be provided for handson 

training. Passing a written test is 

required. Must have current BLS 

Healthcare Provider card. Bring a self 

addressed stamped envelope to receive 

card. 


El Cajon 

Sat 2/4 8-1 p.m. SEC:4253 

Sat 3/4 8-1 p.m. SEC:4254 


Fee: $15 for certificate; $15 cash for 

required handbook payable at class 


Cancellation policy on page 36. 


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Health & Safety/History 

AARP Driver Safety Course 

This class is sponsored by AARP and 

approved by the California DMV. Classes 

taught by trained volunteers present safe 

driving techniques, updated traffic laws, 

and physical changes of older drivers. All 

auto insurance companies are mandated 

to give a discount for three years to all 

persons 55 and older who complete the 

course. 

Grossmont Hospital, Briar Patch Campus 

Classroom 16 

2 Sat 1/7 & 1/14 8:30-12:30 p.m. SEC:4466 

2 Sat 2/4 & 2/11 8:30-12:30 p.m. SEC:4467 

2 Sat 3/4 & 3/11 8:30-12:30 p.m. SEC:4468 

2 Sat 4/1 & 4/8 8:30-12:30 p.m. SEC:4469 

Fee: $10 for certificate and materials 

To register call AARP (619) 641-7020 

New! 

North American Indian Tribal 

Art History 

Heritage of the Americas Museum 

proudly presents a four part series taught 

by American Indian Fine Art Historian, 

Roy Cook. Learn about tribal art and 

artifacts of the North American Indians. 

Part I - Introduction to Southwest Indian 

tribal art from North of Mexico: 

Southwest preshistoric tribal evidence; 

rock art, Kachina dolls, and pottery. 

Cuyamaca College, Heritage of the 

Americas Museum 

3 Sat 1/28-2/11 12:30-2 p.m. 

SEC:4528 $30 Roy Cook 

Part II - Continuation of Part I: Southwest 

textile weaving, jewelry and basket 

making. 



3 Sat 2/25-3/11 12:30-2 p.m. 


Herbology 

Learn how to use herbs for long-term 

health benefits. This class will cover: 

how to process herbs to use internally 

and topically; where to purchase bulk 

herbs, tinctures, plants, etc.; reliable 

sources of scientific herbal information; 

which herbs are beneficial for which 

conditions; how to grow herbs, and 

which ones grow easily in this area; 

which plants you can use that are already 

growing in your neighborhood. Herb 

recognition consisting of a choice of two 

walks in the instructor’s herb garden, is 

scheduled. 


Part III - Introduction of California tribal 

art, Pacific Northwest coastal native arts, 

and Inuit mask and printmaking. 



3 Sat 3/18-4/1 12:30-2 p.m. 


Part IV - Introduction of Prairie and Plains 

regional styles: quilt work, beadwork, fur 

and feather. 



3 Sat 4/22-5/6 12:30-2 p.m. 


6 T 2/7-3/14 6:30-8:30 p.m. 

Sat 2/25 Herb Walk 10-12 noon 

Sun 2/26 Herb Walk 1-3 p.m. 

SEC:3999 $0 Carole Brown 

Fee: $5 for handouts 




History/Home Economics 

Read Ancient Egyptian 

Hieroglpyphs - NOW! 

The temples, tombs, and monuments of 

ancient Egypt are covered with 

hieroglyphic writing that records the 

names of the pharaohs, their queens, and 

their gods. There are magical formulas 

and curses that few can read or 

understand. Now YOU can! You will 

learn enough to recognize and translate 

many sign groups and magical formulas 

directly into English...in minutes. You will 

quickly recognize sacred inscriptions on 

artifacts in museums while others stand 

in awe and wonder what those little 

pictures mean. You will write your own 

name in heiroglyphs and read the names 

of others in the group. Bring a sack 

lunch. 



Sat 1/21 9-4:30 p.m. 

SEC:4098 $35* Ronald Fellows 

*(plus $15 payable in class for required book) 

CUYAMACA COLLEGE 

STUDY SPANISH IN MEXICO! 

SUMMER OF 2006 

Enjoy the splendor 

& mystery of 

Guadalajara, 

Mexico 

June 29 - August 2 

Five-week intensive 

language program in Guadalajara. Your 

home stay will be with a Mexican family. You 

will study, live and travel in Mexico, and enjoy 

a total immersion experience while working to 

improve your Spanish skills. 

Cost: $2,700 

SPANISH 121 (Level 2) 5 units 



SPANISH 250/251 Conversational Spanish 3 units 

Home Economics 

How to Make Feng Shui 

Work for You! 

Within hours after starting up a fountain 

in front of the Hyatt Regency Suites in 

Singapore, business picked up 

dramatically. Coincidence or the effects 

of Feng Shui Discover Feng Shui, the 

ancient Chinese art of creating a 

harmonious environment through 

arrangement of living and working 

spaces. Bring a floor plan to class and 

learn how to apply the basic principles to 

your home or office to enhance health, 

relationships, and success. 


Sat 2/25 10-1 p.m. 

SEC:4030 $0 Kathy Zimmerman 




Feng Shui, Part II - Colors, 

Personality Types and More 

Join us for this unusual Feng Shui class. 

You will leave knowing how different 

colors can affect you. Curious about 

relationships Discover your Feng Shui 

personality type and your compatibility 

with others. Interested in learning about 

the Chinese geomancers compass Lo 

P’an Explore how to use this unique 

instrument and how it can give you an 

indication of “spirits” in a building. We 

will explore the Yin/Yang (Tai Chi) symbol 

and how it relates to the time of day, 

seasons, colors, forms, etc. 


Sat 3/11 10-1 p.m. 

SEC:4031 $0 Kathy Zimmerman 




For additional information contact 

Dr. Ezequiel Cárdenas (619) 660-4216 or 

ezequiel.cardenas@gcccd.net 


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Language/Legal 

Pre-College Level ESL 

English as a Second Language students 

will study grammar, writing skills and 

practice oral communication. Class is 

open to everyone including those 

enrolled in college level ESL 96. 


8 F 2/3-3/31 9-12 p.m. 

SEC:4001 $0 Alison Colls 

No class 2/17 

Italian for Beginners 

This class taught by a native Italian is 

designed for those who want to learn 

Italian for travel, personal interest, or just 

for fun. By the end of the class, you will be 

able to understand basic sentences, have a 

limited knowledge of grammar and 

pronunciation, and some understanding 

of the Italian culture. 


6 Sat 2/4-3/18 9-11 a.m. 

SEC:3961 $42 Simonetta Carr 

No class 2/18 

Italian, Part II 

This class is a continuation of Italian for 

Beginners. If you have a basic knowledge 

of Italian, you are welcome to join the 

class. 


6 Sat 3/25-5/6 9-11 a.m. 

SEC:4183 $42 Simonetta Carr 

No class 4/15 

Conversational Spanish II 

This intermediate class is designed for 

those students who have taken 

Conversational Spanish I or equivalent. 

Join this class to enhance your Spanish 

speaking, listening, reading, and writing 

skills. 

Cuyamaca College, Room D103 

6 Sat 2/4-3/18 10-12 noon 

SEC:4002 $42 M. Teresa Lopez 

No class 2/18 

How to Be Your Own Private 

Investigator 

In California, a P.I. license is not needed 

to conduct your own investigation. This 

class will show you how and where 

professional investigators obtain their 

information. You will learn where public 

records are and how to search them. You 

will also learn about databases and how 

to utilize them to do your searches. You 

will learn how to do asset searches, 

background investigations, and 

skiptracing. Special topics include: public 

records, databases, and pretexts. Who 

should attend: adoptee’s, attorneys, birth 

parents, bill collectors, brokers, business 

owners, genealogists, investors, 

investigators, journalists, landlords, 

paralegals, researchers, and business 

partners. 


Sat 3/11 9-12 p.m. 

SEC:3962 $36* Jim Harriger 

*(plus $25 payable in class to instructor 

for optional book) 

DEUTSCH VERGNÜGEN! 

Knowledge of German 

is important for: 

• International Business 

• Travel and Tourism 

• Political Science 

• Journalism 

• Engineering 

• The Military 

• Chemistry 

• Banking 

• Art History 

• Music 

• Theology 

• Philosophy 

Learn about German language, culture 

and people at Grossmont College 

If you have any questions 

contact Johannes Bruestle 


619-644-7473 


Music/Photography 

I’ve Always Wanted to Play the 

Piano 

Have you ever wanted to play the piano 

It is never too late to start. Join the many 

adults who play the piano for fun. This 

class will emphasize music reading and 

basic skills. Join us for ten-weeks of 

enjoyable music making. Piano book 

available at Cuyamaca College 

Bookstore: Alfred’s Basic Adult Piano 

Course Lesson Book, Lesson I 

Cuyamaca College, Room O-101 

10 Th 2/16-4/27 2:30-3:30 p.m. 

SEC:3965 $55 Martha Heminger 

No class 4/13 

Beginning Blues Harmonica 

Beginning Blues Harmonica will get you 

jammin’ the blues immediately! Play and 

have fun as you are introduced to many 

of the tricks and techniques to make the 

harmonica cry, laugh, wail, and scream! 

No previous musical experience is 

required - only a love of the blues and a 

desire to play the harmonica. Students 

will need a “C” major diatonic 

harmonica, which will be available in 

class for about $11. 


F 4/7 6-9 p.m. 

SEC:3966 $30* David Broida 

*(plus $14 fee payable in class for a CD 

and handouts) 

How to Buy A Digital Camera 

Are you interested in exploring the world 

of digital photography but do not 

understand megapixels, digital zoom, 

resolution and other technical terms 

Spend some time here learning brands, 

prices and camera models that will 

ensure a satisfying digicam purchasing 

experience. The money you save will be 

your own! 


Sat 2/4 9-12 noon 

SEC:3969 $35 Roland Roach 

Basic Digital Photography 

Here is your chance to learn digital 

camera technology. If you have a digital 

camera, bring it. Take pictures without 

film or developing. Learn the techniques 

of macros, panoramic, and sequential 

photography. Take one picture or dozens 

and put them on the Web, save them on 

your computer, or make prints in color. It 

is a new world! 


2 Sat 2/25 & 3/4 9-12 noon 


Digital Photography - After the 

Basics 

For those who wish to solve the mysteries 

of digital imaging and explore beyond 

“point and shoot,” this class is for you. 

You will learn how your digital camera 

works and its capabilities. Program 

modes, scene modes, auto and manual 

focusing and lens choice will be covered. 

The “ultra zoom” and DSLR cameras will 

be used to illustrate the various 

functions. “Graduate” with renewed 

confidence in your abilities as a digital 

photographer. 


2 Sat 3/11 & 3/18 9-12 noon 


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Photography/Special Interest 

New! 

Beautiful Flower 

Photography 

Capture the beauty of our local spring 

flora. Many times people who take 

snapshots of plants and flowers are 

disappointed with the results. This class 

will help produce great photos and 

improve your photographic skills. 

Participants will be able to properly light, 

focus, compose, and edit their 

photographs after completing this 

course. This class is open to the 

beginning and novice photographer. 

Wear comfortable shoes and clothes. 

Bring water, lunch and sunscreen. 

Cuyamaca College, Water Conservation 

Garden 

Th 3/2 7-9 p.m 

Sun 3/5 8-1 p.m. Field trip 

Anza-Borrego Desert State Park 

Sun 3/12 9-2 p.m. Field Trip 

Water Conservation Garden 

SEC:4532 $60 Phil Roullard 

New! 

SPECIAL INTEREST 

Film and World History: 

Crime Film U.S.A. 

The ruthless ganster, the hard-boiled 

detective, the volatile specialist hired for 

the Big Caper: Crime films have been 

with us as long as movies have told 

stories. Come join us for a six week 

exploration of the mean streets of crime 

movies and study such topics as visual 

design, plot formulas and censorship in 

different time periods. Get up close and 

personal with compelling characters 

from Tony Camonte, Michael Corleone 

and Keyser Soze, and see how society has 

condemned or embraced them through 

the years. 


6 Th 2/2-3/16 6:30-9:30 p.m. 

SEC:4263 $0 Bob Jordan 

No class 2/23 

Space is limited. Call to pre-register: 

(619) 660-4350 

New! 

Bicycle Repair, Part I 

MAKE YOUR MARK IN 

THE LEGAL PROFESSION 

Earn a Degree in 

Paralegal Studies 

ABA Approved 

For more information call 

(619) 660-4362 

Bicycling is a popular source of 

recreation and exercise as well as a good 

mode of transportation. In this class, 

students will learn how to service their 

own bikes and gain the satisfaction of 

knowing their bikes are working 

properly. In this hands on class, students 

will learn how to service brake systems 

and wheel bearings; how to adjust front 

and rear derailleurs; and how to change 

a tire. A supply list will be mailed. 


2 Sat 2/4 & 2/11 2:30-5:30 p.m. 

SEC:4517 $45 Perry Love 

Telephone (619) 660-4350 

Just 

Say… 

VISA 

MasterCard 

Charge 

it! 

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CALL 660-4350 NOW FOR MORE INFORMATION

Special Interest/Writing 

New! 

Bicycle Repair, 

Part II 

This class continues from Part I, and 

provides more advanced bike repair and 

servicing skills. In this class, students will 

learn to service the headset (steering) 

assembly, the crankset assembly, the 

front and rear derailleurs and the chain. 

A supply list will be mailed. 


2 Sat 2/25 & 3/4 2:30-5:30 p.m. 


The Writing Workshop 

Are you a lonesome writer Writing 

support groups give many successful 

authors the encouragement they need to 

keep on writing as well as the technical 

and artistic help they need to turn out 

their best work. Here’s your chance to 

join a writer’s support group and get 

encouragement from others and from an 

experienced teacher of writing. 


14 W 2/1-5/10 1-4 p.m. 

SEC:4037 $0 Susan Reed 

$5 payable in class for handouts 


New! 

How to Purchase 

a Used Car 

Purchasing a used car can be a traumatic 

experience, often times leaving the 

consumer with a less than satisfied 

feeling about their purchase. This class is 

designed to aid the consumer, whereby a 

used car can be purchased with 

confidence, knowing the steps to follow 

to make a wise purchase. In this class 

students will learn what type of car fits 

their needs; where to purchase a used 

car; how to determine the value of a used 

car; how to check a used car before 

purchasing; how to make the best ”deal” 

in the final purchase of the vehicle. 

Students will be given hand-out 

materials to aid them in the future. Also, 

students will view several cars to ascertain 

their worth. 

Cuyamaca College, Room N-101 

Sat 2/11 10-1 p.m. 


Travel Writing: Learn How to Sell 

Your Stories 

Do you love to travel Learn how to turn 

your adventures into stories for 

magazines and newspapers. You can 

make a living through travel! This class 

will teach you how to produce a stellar 

article, query editors, and gain access to 

various forms of media. 


Sat 3/11 9-12 p.m. 

SEC:4446 $35 Maggie Espinoza 

Who Wants to be a Published 

Author 

This nuts and bolts workshop covers 

publishing via a publisher, agent, selfpublishing, 

vantage press, E-publishing, 

and Print-On-Demand. Whether you have 

an idea for a national best seller or want 

to produce your family’s history or church 

recipes, this workshop contains practical 

information about the publishing 

business from targeting your audience to 

successfully marketing your book. 


Sat 2/25 1-4 p.m. 

SEC:3973 $29* Sally Gary 

*(plus $5 payable in class for writers resource 

packet) 


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Non-Credit Classes, Convalescent 

NON-CREDIT CLASSES/RETIREMENT & CONVALESCENT HOMES 

Community Learning offers State funded non-credit classes designed to fulfill the 

Community College’s mission of supporting lifelong learning. Although classes are open to 

the public, they are designed to meet specific needs. Classes must meet a minimum 

enrollment or be subject to cancellation. 

Art Therapy 

This course offers a creative art program 

in which classes are modified as needed 

to create a noncompetitive atmosphere. 

Emphasis is on providing stimulus for selfmotivation 

through personal expression. 

Alpine View Lodge 

T 12-2 p.m. 11/29-6/20 Grenier, K. 

No class 12/27 

F 9:30-11 a.m. 12/2-6/23 Grenier, K. 

No class 12/23, 12/30, 2/17, 4/14 

Arbor Hills Nursing Center 

M 6-8 p.m. 11/28-6/19 Davis, D. 

No class 12/26, 1/2 & 16, 2/20, 5/29 

W 4-5:30 p.m. 11/30-6/21 Davis, D. 


Th 4-5 p.m. 12/1-6/22 Beach, S. 


F 3-5:30 p.m. 12/2-6/23 Davis, D. 

No class 12/23, 12/30, 2/17, 4/14 

Brighton Place, East 

W & 9-11:30 a.m. 11/30-6/23 Hyde, M. 

F 2:30-4 p.m. 7/1-11/18 

No class 12/23, 12/28, 12/30, 2/17, 4/14 

Granite Hills Convalescent 

W 10:15-11:15 a.m. 11/30-6/21 Kauffman, S. 


M 10:15-11:15 a.m. 11/28-6/19 Kauffman, S. 

No class 12/26, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 5/29 

La Vida Real 

M 2:30-4 p.m. 11/28-6/19 Hyde, M. 

No class 12/26, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 5/29 

M 4-5:30 p.m. 11/28-6/19 Hyde, M. 

No class 12/26, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 5/29 

Th 9:30-10:30 a.m. 12/1-6/22 Kauffman, S. 


Th 10:30-11:30 a.m. 12/1-6/22 Kauffman, S. 


F 9-10 a.m. 12/2-6/23 Kauffman, S. 

No class 12/23, 12/30, 2/17, 4/14 

F 10-11:30 a.m. 12/2-6/23 Kauffman, S. 

No class 12/23, 12/30, 2/17, 4/14 

Lakeside Special Care 

MWF 4:30-5:30 p.m. 11/28-6/23 Beach, S. 

No class 12/23, 12/26, 12/28, 12/30, 1/2, 1/16, 2/17, 

2/20, 4/14, 5/29 

Lemon Grove Care & Rehab 

TW 10-11:30 a.m. 11/29-6/21 Huot, C. 

No class 12/27, 12/28 

Brighton Place, Spring Valley 

F 9-10:30 a.m. 12/2-6/23 Hyde, M. 

No class 12/23, 12/30, 2/17, 4/14 

California Special Care 

MW 1:30-3:30 p.m. 11/28-6/21 Huot, C. 

No class 12/26, 12/28, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 5/29 

Carroll Residential Care 

MW 9-10 a.m. 11/28-6/21 Kauffman, S. 

No class 12/26, 12/28, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 5/29 

Casa de Oro Adult Day Health Care 

T 9:30-11 a.m. 11/29-6/20 Kauffman, S. 


T 11-12 p.m. 11/29-6/20 Kauffman, S. 


M 9-11 a.m. 11/28-6/219 McIntyre, K. 

No class 12/26, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 5/29 

Magnolia Special Care 

Th 9:30-11 a.m. 12/1-6/22 Hyde, M. 


Mt. Miguel Covenant Village 

M 1:30-2:30 p.m. 11/28-6/19 Kauffman, S. 

No class 12/26, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 5/29 

Regency Park Retirement 

T 1-2:30 p.m. 11/29-6/20 Swersky, S. 


W 12:30-3 p.m. 11/30-6/21 Swersky, S. 


Sungarden Terrace 

M & 3:15-5:15 p.m. 6/27-11/22 Davis, D. 

F 12:45-2:15 p.m. 

No class 12/23, 12/26, 12/30, 1/2, 1/16, 2/17, 2/20, 

4/14, 5/29 

Western Adult Day Health Care 

T 9-10:30 a.m. 11/30-6/21 Beach, S. 



Contemporary Living 

This course provides strategies for 

achieving physical and mental health. 

Films and discussions will be used. 


W 2-3 p.m. 11/28-6/19 Beach, S. 

No class 12/26, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 5/29 

Stanford Court 

W 10:30-11:30 a.m. 11/30-6/21 Beach, S. 


English as a Second Language 

A beginning course in basic English 

emphasizing oral communication, 

reading and writing. 

Casa de Oro Adult Day Health Center 

M-F 9-11 a.m. 11/28-6/23 Zakaria, A. 

No class 12/23, 12/26, 12/27, 12/28, 12/29, 12/30, 

1/21, 1/16, 2/17, 2/20, 4/14, 5/29 

Golden House 

M-F 11:45-1:15 pm. 11/28-6/23 Krichever, L 

No class 12/23, 12/26, 12/27, 12/28, 12/29, 12/30, 

1/2, 1/16, 2/17, 2/20, 4/14, 5/29 

Intergenerational Dialogue 

This course is designed to help 

participants develop interpersonal skills. 

Group discussions will improve 

communication skills to maximize 

understanding and cooperation. 

Alpine Special Treatment Center 

W 1:15-2:15 p.m. 11/30-6/21 Skinner, G. 


Alpine View Lodge 

T & 10:15-11:45 a.m. 11/29-6/20 Grenier, K. 

F 8-9:30 a.m. 12/2-6/23 Grenier, K. 

No class 12/23, 12/27, 12/30, 2/17, 4/14 

MTh& 2-3:30 p.m. 1/5-6/22 Skinner, G. 

W 10-11:30 a.m. 11/30-6/21 Skinner, G. 

No class 12/26, 12/27, 12/28, 12/29, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 

5/29 

Bradley Court 

TTh 9-10:30 a.m. 11/29-6/22 Schenker, L. 

No class 12/27, 12/29 


M 10-11:30 a.m. 11/28-6/22 Killeaney, R. 

& Th 9:30-10:30 a.m. 

No class 12/26, 12/29, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 5/29 

No class 12/26, 12/29, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 5/29 


TW 3:30-5 p.m. 11/29-6/21 Huot, C. 

No class 12/27, 12/28 

Community Convalescent 

T 2-3:30 p.m. 11/29-6/20 Skinner, G. 


WSat 9:30-10:30 a.m. 11/30-6/21 Killeaney, R. 

No class 12/24, 12/28, 12/31, 2/18, 4/15, 5/27 

La Vida Real 

T 1-2:30 p.m. 11/29-6/20 Killeaney, R. 


T 2-3:30p.m. 11/29-6/20 Hyde, M. 


Madison Care Center 

MTTh 9-10 a.m. 11/28-6/22 Skinner, G. 

No class 12/26, 12/27, 12/29, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 5/29 

Parkside Special Care 

MTh 10:15-11:45 a.m. 11/28-6/22 Skinner, G. 

No class 12/26, 12/29, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 5/29 


T 8:30-10 a.m. 11/29-6/20 Swersky, S. 


T 10-11:30 a.m. 11/29-6/20 Swersky, S. 


T 2:30-3:30 p.m. 11/29-6/20 Swersky, S. 



T 9:30-10:30 a.m. 11/29-6/20 Killeaney, R. 


Villa Las Palmas 

T 10:30-11:30 a.m. 11/29-6/20 Skinner, G. 


Music Therapy 

This course will use the music art form to 

inspire, reorient, and motivate the 

institutionalized adult. 


T 4:30-6 p.m. 11/29-6/20 Braun, D. 


Bradley Court 

T 2:30-4 p.m. 11/29-6/20 Calvert, L. 


M 9:30-11 a.m. 11/28-6/19 Peck, E. 

No class 12/26, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 5/29 

W 3:30-5 p.m. 11/30-6/21 Edley, A. 


W & 9:15-11:15 a.m. 11/30-6/19 Gunderson, D. 

F 9:30-11 a.m. 12/2-6/23 Gunderson, D. 

No class 12/23, 12/28, 12/30, 2/17, 4/14 


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M 4-5:30 p.m. 11/28-6/19 Braun, D. 

No class 12/26, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 5/29 


T 10-11 a.m. 11/29-6/20 Braun, D. 


W & 4-5:30 p.m. 11/30-6/22 VanPutten, M. 

Th 12:30-2 p.m. 

No class 12/28, 12/29 

W 8:45-9:45 a.m. 11/30-6/21 Calvert, L. 



F 10-11:30 a.m. 12/2-6/23 Jellison, H. 

No class 12/23, 12/30, 2/17, 4/14 

Carroll Residential Care 

T 8:30-10 a.m. 11/29-6/22 Peck, E. 

W 11:45-1:15 p.m. 

& Th 12-1:30 p.m. 

No class 12/27, 12/28 & 29 

Casa de Oro Adult Day Health Care 

MTWTh 12-1:30 p.m. 11/28-6/23 Kara, V. 

&F 9:30-11 a.m. 

No class 12/23, 12/26, 12/27, 12/28, 12/29, 12/30, 

1/2 & 16, 2/17 & 20, 4/14, 5/29 

M 9:30-11 a.m. 11/28-6/19 Kara, V. 

No class 12/26, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 5/29 

F 11:45-1:15 p.m. 12/2-6/23 Gunderson, D. 

No class 12/23, 12/30, 2/17, 4/14 

Chase Care Center 

M 1-2 p.m. 11/28-6/19 Gunderson, D. 

No class 12/26, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 5/29 

M 3-4:30 p.m. 11/21-6/27 Peck, E. 

& F 8:30-10 a.m. 

No class 12/23, 12/26, 12/30, 1/2, 1/16, 2/17, 2/20, 

4/14, 5/29 

T 9:30-11 a.m. 11/29-6/23 Peck, E. 

& F 3-4:30 p.m. 

No class 12/23, 12/27 & 30, 2/17, 4/14 

W 10-11 a.m. 11/30-6/21 Calvert, L. 


Country Hills 

W 3:15-4:15 p.m. 11/30-6/21 Calvert, L. 


Th 9-10:30 a.m. 12/1-6/22 VanPutten, M 


Th 10:30-12 noon 12/1-6/22 VanPutten, M 


Country Villa 

T 10-11:30 a.m. 11/29-6/20 Calvert, L. 


El Dorado Care Center 

W 1:15-2:15 p.m. 11/30-6/21 Edley, A. 


W 2:15-3:15 p.m. 11/30-6/21 Edley, A. 


T 2-3:30 p.m. 11/29-6/20 Peck, E. 


Th 10-11:30 a.m. 12/1-6/22 Braun, D. 


Golden House 

T 9:30-11 a.m. 11/29-6/20 Kara, V. 


Good Samaritan 

Th 10-11:30 a.m. 12/1-6/22 Peck, L. 


Grossmont Gardens 

M 3:15-4:45 p.m. 11/28-6/19 Calvert, L. 

No class 12/26, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 5/29 

Th 1:30-3 p.m. 12/1-6/22 Braun, D. 


F 1-3 p.m. 12/2-6/23 Jellison, H. 

No class 12/23, 12/30, 2/17, 4/14 

La Mesa Health Care Center 

MT 11:30-1 p.m. 11/28-6/20 Peck, E. 

No class 12/26 & 27, 1/2 & 16, 2/20, 5/29 

W 2:15-3:45p.m. 11/30-6/22 VanPutten, M. 

& Th 4-5:30 p.m. 

No claSS 12/28, 12/29 

La Vida Real 

T 12:15-1:45 p.m. 11/29-6/20 Edley, A. 


Th 12:30-2 p.m. 12/1-6/22 Peck, E. 



W & 12:30-2 p.m. 11/30-6/22 VanPutten, M. 

Th 2:15-3:45 p.m. 

No class 12/28, 12/29 

M 10-11:30 a.m. 11/28-6/19 Gunderson, D. 

No class 12/26, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 5/29 

T 10-11:30 a.m. 11/29-6/20 Gunderson, D. 



T 3:45-4:45 p.m. 11/29-6/20 Edley, A. 


W 8:45-10:15 a.m. 11/30-6/21 VanPutten, M. 


Monte Vista Village 

T 10:15-11:45 a.m. 11/29-6/20 Edley, A. 



M 9:30-11 a.m. 11/28-6/19 Braun, D. 

No class 12/26, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 5/29 



Parkside Special Care 

T 5:30-7 p.m. 11/29-6/20 Edley, A. 



Th 2:30-4 p.m. 12/1-6/22 Calvert, L. 

No lcass 12/29 


T 2-3:30 p.m. 11/29-6/20 Edley, A. 


F 10-11:30 a.m. 12/2-6/23 Calvert, L. 

No class 12/23, 12/30, 2/17, 4/14 

Th 2-3:30 p.m. 12/1-6/22 Hill, L. 


Victoria Special Care 

F 2-3:30 p.m. 12/2-6/23 Calvert, L. 

No class 12/23, 12/30, 2/17, 4/14 

Villa Las Palmas 

M 10:30-12 noon 11/28-6/19 Calvert, L. 

No class 12/26, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 5/29 

W 10:30-12 noon 11/30-6/21 VanPutten, M. 


Nutrition News 

This course will provide students with 

information on the theory and practice 

of nutrition specifically related to 

maintaining the health of older adults. 


W 9:30-11 a.m. 11/30-6/21 Stall, H. 



Th 9:30-11 a.m. 12/1-6/22 Stall, H. 


PACE 

The PACE (People With Arthritis Can 

Exercise) class goals are to help maintain 

and/or improve joint flexibility, 

coordination, range of motion and 

muscle and bone strength. The class 

provides socialization and fun while 

doing exercises in a special program 

developed by the Arthritis Foundation. 


T 1:30-3 p.m. 11/29-6/20 Linsk, A. 


Physical Fitness for Life & Health 

This exercise class will include the aesthetics 

of movement, meditation, and relaxation 

for anyone who is confined to a wheelchair 

and is interested in feeling better. 

Arbor Hills 

WF 10:45-12:15 p.m. 11/28-6/23 Schenker, L. 

No class 12/23, 12/26 &30, 1/2, 2/17 & 20, 4/14, 

5/29 

Bradley Court 

TTh 10:30-12 noon 11/29-6/22 Schenker, L. 

No class 12/27, 12/29 


TTh 3:30-5 p.m. 11/29-6/22 Horton, K. 

No claass 12/27, 12/29 


W 11-12 p.m. 11/30-6/21 Stall, H. 

No claass 12/28 


MTh 8:20-9:50 a.m. 11/28-6/22 Linsk, A. 

No class 12/26 & 29, 1/2 & 16, 2/20, 5/29 

T 8:45-9:45 a.m. 11/29-6/20 Huot, C. 


Casa de Oro Adult Day Health Center 

M-F 11-12 noon 11/28-6/23 Zakaria, A. 

No class 12/23, 12/26, 12/27, 12/28, 12/29, 12/30, 

1/2, 1/16, 2/17, 2/20, 4/14, 5/29 

Chase Care Center 

W 9-10:30 a.m. 11/30-6/21 Schenker, L. 


W 10:30-11:30a.m.11/30-6/23 Schenker, L. 

Th 1-2:30 p.m. Schenker, L. 

& F 2:30-3:30 p.m. Schenker, L. 

No class 12/23, 12/28, 12/29, 12/30, 2/17, 4/14 

Sat 9-11 a.m. 12/3-6/17 Schenker, L. 

No class 12/24, 12/31, 2/18, 4/15, 5/27 

Community Convalescent 

MWF 3:15-4:45 p.m. 11/28-6/23 Horton, K. 

No class 12/23, 12/26, 12/28, 12/30, 1/2, 1/16, 2/17, 

2/20, 4/14, 5/29 


T 3-4:30 p.m. 12/1-6/22 Linsk, A. 


T 3-4:30 p.m. 11/29-6/22 Linsk, A. 

& Th 1:15-2:45 p.m. Linsk, A. 

No class 12/27, 12/29 

TTh 10-11:30 a.m. 11/29-6/22 Linsk, A. 

No class 12/27, 12/29 


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Lakeside Special Care 

MWF 3:30-4:30 p.m. 11/28-6/23 Beach, S. 

No class 12/23, 12/26, 12/28, 12/30, 1/2, 1/16, 2/17, 

2/20, 4/14, 5/29 

La Vida Real 

T 9:30-10:30 a.m. 12/1-6/22 Ambrosini, D. 

& Th 12:30-1:30 p.m. 


TTh 2:30-3:30 p.m. 11/29-6/22 Killeaney, R. 

No class 12/27, 12/29 


T 2-3 p.m. 11/29-6/20 Huot, K. 



Th 11-12 p.m. 12/1-6/22 Stall, H. 



MW 10-11 a.m. 11/28-6/21 Ambrosini, D. 

No class 12/26, 12/28, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 5/29 


W 9:30-10:30 a.m. 11/30-6/21 Beach, S. 



Th 1-2 p.m. 12/1-6/22 Killeaney, R. 


F 2-3 p.m. 12/2-6/23 Killeaney, R. 

No class 12/23, 12/30, 2/17, 4/14 

Western Adult Day Health Care Center 

T 10:30-11:30 a.m. 11/28-6/19 Beach, S. 

No class 12/26, 1/21, 1/16, 2/20, 5/29 

T’ai Chi Ch’uan for Seniors 

This ancient Chinese exercise form 

emphasizes mental tranquility, inner 

awareness, and relaxation. 

MISSION 

The mission of California Community 

Colleges, first articulated in the Master Plan 

for Higher Education in 1960 and since 

reaffirmed in AB 1725 (1988), is to provide 

California with quality programs in transfer 

and career education and in the mastery of 

basic skills and English as a Second 

Language. 

Community college districts are authorized 

by AB 1725 to enter collegiate courses for 

transfer, vocational and technical courses, 

and community services programs and 

courses. Priorities within this mission are 

established as follows: 

• Degree and certificate programs in lowerdivision 

arts and sciences and in vocational 

and occupational fields are the “primary 

mission” of the colleges. 

• Remedial instruction, English as a Second 

Language, and support services that help 

students succeed at the postsecondary level 

are “essential and important functions.” 

• Adult noncredit education curricula in a 

areas defined as being in the state’s 

interest also are an “essential and 

important function.” As further 

clarification. State-funded noncredit 

courses are listed in the Education Code. 

• Community services courses and programs 

are an “authorized function so long as 

their provision is compatible with an 

institution’s ability to meets its obligations 

in its primary mission.” 


W & 8:30-10 a.m. 11/30-6/22 Evans, S. 

Th 3:30-4:30 p.m. 

No class 12/28, 12/29 


W 1-4 p.m. 11/30-6/21 Evans, S. 



MW 10:15-11:15 a.m. 11/28-6/22 Conniry, M. 

& Th 2:45-3:45 p.m. 

No class 12/26, 12/28, 12/29, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 5/29 


M 1-4:30 p.m. 11/28-6/19 Evans, S. 

No class 12/26, 1/2, 1/16, 2/20, 5/29 

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CALL 660-4350 NOW FOR MORE INFORMATION

Instructors 

Sandra Angelo 

Luz Arreola 

Kathy Aylward 

David Broida 

Carole Brown 

Laurie Brown 

Simonetta Carr 

Dick Colangelo 

Rex Cole 

Alison Colls 

Mike Conniry 

Roy Cook 

Joyce Duenow 

Maggie Espinoza 

Ronald Fellows 

Nancy Garcia 

Sally Gary 

Steven Hansen 

Jim Harriger 

Martha Heminger 

Lucinda Hollands 

Vicki Igou 

Jo Killeaney 

Franz Laubert 

Kathy Lee 

Therese Long 

M. Teresa Lopez 

Perry Love 

Julanna Loveberg 

Dale Mastny 

Elaine Moran 

Leila Parello 

Brandy Proppe 

Susan Reed 

Roland Roach 

Phil Roullard 

Heidi Sarmiento 

Jane Schmitz 

Nadine Spier 

Luis Sumaya 

Jim Walther 

Wallace Wang 

Paulette Young 

Kathy Zimmerman 

Bob Jordan 

David Kessel 

Dick Killeaney 


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Classroom Locations 

Bright Valley Farm, 12310 Campo Road, Spring Valley 

Carlton Oaks Country Club, 9200 Inwood Dr., Santee 

Cuyamaca College, 900 Rancho San Diego Parkway, El Cajon 

Grossmont College, 8800 Grossmont College Dr., El Cajon 

Grossmont Hospital, Briar Patch Campus, 9000 Wakarusa, La Mesa 

Rancho San Diego Yoga Center, 2940 Jamacha Rd., Suite F, El Cajon 

Regency Park Retirement, 5740 Lake Murray Blvd., La Mesa 

Ronald Reagan Community Center, 195 E. Douglas, El Cajon 

School of Ballet, 8241 La Mesa Blvd., La Mesa 

SD/REBRAC, 500 Fesler, Suite 103, El Cajon 

Southwestern Association of Martial Arts College of Tae Kwon Do, 9819 Campo Rd., Spring Valley 

Spring Valley Community Center, 8735 Jamacha Blvd., Spring Valley 

St. Madeleine Sophie’s Training Center, 2119 E. Madison, El Cajon 

Trinity Presbyterian Church, 3902 Kenwood Dr., Spring Valley 

The Water Conservation Garden, 12122 Cuyamaca College Drive West, El Cajon 


Tuition Free Non-Credit Classroom Locations for Senior Programs 

Alpine View Lodge, 973 Arnold Way, Alpine 

Arbor Hills Nursing Center, 7800 Parkway Dr., La Mesa 

Bradley Court Convalescent, 675 East Bradley, El Cajon 

Brighton Place East, 8625 Lamar, Spring Valley 

Brighton Place, Spring Valley, 9009 Campo Rd., Spring Valley 

California Special Care, 8787 Center Dr., La Mesa 

Carroll Residential Care, 655 South Mollison Ave., El Cajon 

Casa de Oro Adult Day Health Care, 9805 Campo Rd. #130, Spring Valley 

Chase Care Center, 1201 South Orange, El Cajon 

Community Convalescent, 8665 La Mesa Blvd., La Mesa 

Country Hills Convalescent, 1580 Broadway, El Cajon 

Country Villa, 5696 Lake Murray Blvd., La Mesa 

El Dorado Care Center, 510 East Washington, El Cajon 

Golden House, 7373 University Ave., Ste. 110, La Mesa 

Golden Life Adult Day Health Care, 7373 University Ave. Ste. 101, La Mesa 

Granite Hills Convalescent, 1340 East Madison Ave., El Cajon 

Grossmont Gardens, 5470 Marengo Ave., La Mesa 

La Mesa Health Care Center, 3780 Massachusetts Ave., La Mesa 

La Vida Real, 11588 Via Rancho San Diego, El Cajon 

Lakeside Special Care, 11962 Woodside Ave., Lakeside 

Lemon Grove Care & Rehab, 8351 Broadway Ave., Lemon Grove 

Madison Care Center, 1391 East Madison Ave., El Cajon 

Magnolia Special Care, 635 South Magnolia Ave., El Cajon 

Mt. Miguel Covenant Village, 325 Kempton Ave., Spring Valley 

Parkside Special Care, 444 West Lexington, El Cajon 

Regency Park Retirement, 5740 Lake Murray Blvd., La Mesa 

Stanford Court, 8778 Cuyamaca St., Santee 

Sungarden Terrace, 2045 Skyline Dr., Lemon Grove 

Victoria Special Care, 654 South Anza, El Cajon 

Villa las Palmas, 622 South Anza, El Cajon 

Western Adult Day Health Care, 240 Magnolia Ave., El Cajon 

Classroom Locations 


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Cuyamaca College Campus Map 


Grossmont College Campus Map 


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CANCELLATION POLICY 

We understand that circumstances may 

arise that require you to cancel. If you 

cancel at least three working days before 

the class starts, your check will be returned 

or your credit card voucher will be 

destroyed. If your cancellation is received 

less than three working days before the 

scheduled class, you may be charged the 

full amount of that class. 

PREREGISTRATION 

Because some classes fill rapidly and any 

class not meeting minimum enrollment is 

subject to cancellation, please register at 

least five working days prior to the start of 

the event. No confirmations will be sent; 

you will be notified only if the event is 

filled or canceled. 

RETURNED CHECK POLICY 

Each check dishonored by your bank for 

whatever reason is subject to a $10 

processing fee. 


Permits are required Monday through 

Saturday at Grossmont and Cuyamaca 

Colleges. 

Tuition Free Non-Credit Classes 

Parking permits are not issued for Tuition 

Free classes. 

1. You can purchase a one-day parking 

permit which is valid for that day for 

$2.00. 

2. Parking permits are only valid in 

student parking lots. 

3. Or you can purchase a semester-length 

parking permit at the cashier’s window at 

either Cuyamaca or Grossmont College. 

Fee-Based Classes 

Permits will be mailed, or will be available 

in class, or you can purchase a parking 

permit for $2.00 from the ticket 

dispensers. 

Parking Dispensers 

Grossmont College, ticket dispensers are 

located in lots 1, 3, 4, 5 & 7. 

Cuyamaca College, ticket dispensers are 

located between student lot 1 & 4 and lot 5. 

See page 34 & 35 for campus maps. 

The Grossmont-Cuyamaca Community 

College District does not discriminate on the 

basis of race, religion, creed, color, 

nationality, gender, age, or handicap in 

admission or access to, treatment of, or 

employment in, its programs and activities. 

Community Learning fee-based classes and 

programs are self-supporting and are not 

funded by tax dollars. Only Tuition Free 

Non-Credit Classes are state supported. 

Programs that do not reach the minimum 

number of participants may be canceled 

and a full refund issued. This brochure has 

been prepared and distributed as a costeffective 

method of informing the public of 

Community Learning programs, and is not 

printed at taxpayers expense. Every effort 

has been made to assure the accuracy of 

this brochure. The District does not assume 

liability for errors either typographical or 

otherwise. 

Furthermore, the District reserves the right 

to add, amend, or repeal any of its rules, 

regulations, policies, and procedures. 

REIMBURSEMENT 

Many businesses will reimburse their 

employees for taking work-related classes 

through Community Learning. To receive 

such reimbursement, show your supervisor 

the class description and inquire whether 

you may be paid for your participation. 


12/2005 

Vision: 

Learning for the Future 

Mission: 

Provide educational leadership through learning opportunities that 

anticipate, prepare for, and meet the future challenges of a complex 

democracy and a global society. 

EASY REGISTRATION! 

MAIL IN 

PHONE IN 

(619) 660-4350 

WALK IN 

OR FAX IN! 

(619) 660-4361 

This class schedule is available in alternate 

formats upon request. Please call the 

Disabled Students Programs and Services 

Office at (619) 660-4576. 

(SEE INSIDE BACK FLAP FOR 

DETAILS) 


Permits are required Monday through Saturday at Grossmont and Cuyamaca Colleges. 

Parking permits are only valid in student parking lots as indicated. 

Tuition Free Non-Credit Classes 

Parking permits are not issued for Tuition Free classes. 

1. You can purchase a one-day parking permit which is valid for that day for $2.00. 

2. Parking permits are only valid in student parking lots. 

3. Or you can purchase a semester-length parking permit at the cashier’s window at 

either Cuyamaca or Grossmont College. 

Fee-Based Classes 

Permits will be mailed, or will be available in class, or you can purchase a parking permit 

for $2.00 from the permit dispensers. 

Parking Dispensers 

Grossmont College, the ticket dispensers are located in lots 1, 3, 4, 5 & 7. 

Cuyamaca College, the ticket dispensers between student lot 1 & 4 and lot 5. See page 

34 & 35 for campus maps.

MAIL 

REGISTER... 

Just fill out the registration form located on 

the backside of this flap. Registration fees 

may be charged to your Visa, MasterCard or 

Discover Card number, or a check or money 

order payable to Community Learning. Your 

social security number (for college use only) is 

required to process computerized registration. 

PHONE 

Your may register by phone using your Visa, 

MasterCard or Discover Card. Give us a call 

at (619) 660-4350 during our office hours: 

8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Monday thru Thursday 

8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Friday 

WALK IN 

Drop by our office and say hello to one of our 

friendly Community Learning staff members. 

Our office is located on the Cuyamaca College 

campus at the new Student Services One-Stop 

Center, Building 100. Parking is available in 

front of our office. 

FAX 

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EASY WAYS TO 

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4 

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For 24 hour service, you can FAX your 

registration form anytime! FAX us at 

(619) 660-4361; and be sure to provide 

all the registration information and include 

your Visa, MasterCard or Discover Card 

number. 

Mail checks and registration forms to: 

Community Learning, 

Cuyamaca College 

900 Rancho San Diego Parkway 

El Cajon, CA 92019 

www.cuyamaca.edu/preview

Student’s Name (please print) 

Mailing Address 

Home Phone Business Phone Student ID # (for registration purposes only) 

Visa, MasterCard or Discover # Expiration Date 

E-Mail address: Cardholder Name (Please Print) 

Authorizing Signature 

I have read, understand and agree to the refund policy. 

Section # Course Title Dates Fee 

What other classes would you like us to offer 

OFFICE 

USE ONLY 

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Mail Registration Form 

Be sure to include your Visa, 

MasterCard or Discover card 

number when paying by 

credit card. Send a separate 

check or money order for 

each class payable to: 

Community Learning For 

multiple classes, registration 

form may be copied. 

Mail to: 

Community Learning 

900 Rancho San Diego 

Parkway, El Cajon, CA 92019

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