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Off of the Main Campus (see page 10)greenriver.edu/ceContinuing EducationMM 0284 Retirement Planning TodayRegardless of age, you can learn to create a plan to make the most ofyour retirement dollars. Will you be able to retire early? How long mustyour money last? What strategies can you use to save money on yourtaxes? These and other important life planning questions will be answeredby a Certified Financial Planner. Topics covered include retirement needsand expenses, roadblocks and mistakes, income sources, financial plandistributions, investments, and much more! Textbook included. Spousecan attend for $20: Register for Y349 for Saturday Class; Y351 forThursday class. Fee $59.00. CEUs: .75Y348 A Gallo F ZWC-104 Sa 9a-12:45pClass begins 09/22/12 and ends 09/29/12.Y350 U Gallo F ZWC-104 Th 6:30-9pClass begins 09/27/12 and ends 10/11/12.MM 0286 The Purpose Driven RetirementWhat are your plans for retirement? Travel, play golf, spend timewith family…or is it to leave a legacy, to find satisfaction in areas that willhave an impact? If you haven't thought about what you're going to doonce you retire, this course is for you. We will explore options that willgive you the greatest satisfaction and provide ideas for goal setting thatwill bring a sense of physical health, emotional security, and intellectualstimulation. Be one of the retired who not only endure but who prosperand grow. Fee $35.00. CEUs: .25Y352 U Elfers R SH-158 T 6:30-9pClass begins 10/30/12 and ends 10/30/12.MusicMU 031 Guitar, BeginningDevelop guitar skills while learning songs you like. Beginning guitarstudents learn chords, strumming, finger-picking, and other basic skills.Fee $89.00. CEUs: 1.0Y355 U Buser C IVC-108 M 6:30-7:30pClass begins 09/24/12 and ends 12/03/12 (no class 11/12).MU 0315 Guitar, ContinuedFee $89.00. CEUs: 1.0Y356 U Buser C IVC-108 M 7:30-8:30pClass begins 09/24/12 and ends 12/03/12 (no class 11/12).MU 0325 Singing For Life!Sing the songs you love! Not only does it feel good, it canenhance your well-being, reduce your feelings of pain and even prolongyour life. This fun class is designed for those ages 60 and over but adultsof all ages welcome. You'll learn about the health benefits of singing,breathing correctly, and exercises to help with voice changes as onematures. We will work on songs such as holiday favorites, hymns, musicfrom the 40's, 50's & 60's, and musical hits. No singing experiencerequired, all levels welcome. Fee $89.00. CEUs: 1.0Y360 A Fulkerson D Wesley Homes T 1-2:15pClass begins 10/16/12 and ends 12/04/12.Online Career Training ProgramsPrepare for today’s hottest careers from the comfort of yourhome or office! These non-credit programs are available in:• Business and Professional• Health Care and Fitness• IT and Software Development• Management and CorporateTo learn more, visit: gatlineducation.comNewNew• Media and Design• Hospitality and Gaming• Skilled Trades and IndustrialOutdoors.For outdoor trips, cancellations are required 48 hours priorto the first day of class. Call (253) 833-9111, ext 2535.OD 0305 Tieton River Whitewater RaftingRide miles of twisting, turning rapids through pine trees and toweringcliffs. Tieton River, located on the eastern side of White Pass, is a meretrickle of water during the summer. In September, when Rimrock Lakeis emptied, the Tieton roars with whitewater excitement. No experiencenecessary, but participants need to be in average physical condition, andable to paddle with other rafters and professional guide. Neoprene wetsuit/booties included. Minimum age 12. Specific trip details providedafter registration. Fee $69.00. CEUs: .35Y362 A Amundson R ARR Su 12-3:45pClass begins 09/23/12 and ends 09/23/12.Y363 B Amundson R ARR Sa 9a-12:45pClass begins 09/29/12 and ends 09/29/12.OD 0301 Skagit Eagle WatchEach winter, up to 300 bald eagles congregate on the Skagit River tofeed on salmon. With wingspans of up to seven feet, the eagle is trulymajestic at close range. You'll float calmly along with experiencedguides, watching eagles feed on the banks, soaring above, or perchedjust a few yards away. Minimum age 6. All rafting equipment included.Guides are experienced eagle watchers. Specific trip details providedafter registration. Fee $69.00. CEUs: .35Y365 A Amundson R ARR Sa 11a-2:45pClass begins 12/01/12 and ends 12/01/12.Y366 B Amundson R ARR Su 11a-2:45pClass begins 12/09/12 and ends 12/09/12.OD 0372 Sea Kayaking-Bowman BayBring binoculars to watch seals and birds as you paddle around BowmanBay on the sheltered north side of Deception Pass. View the bridgeand rocky cliff shorelines from a vantage point few have experienced.Fee includes instruction, stable sea kayaks and equipment, andknowledgeable guides. Trip details provided after registration.Fee $85.00. CEUs: .65Y296 A Campbell C ARR Sa 11a-5:30pClass begins 09/15/12 and ends 09/15/12.OD 0638 Fly-Fishing Rivers For Sea-RunCutthroat TroutLearn about this exciting and unique Pacific NW fishery and the localopportunities for anglers. In session one (classroom) we'll discusstackle, equipment, effective fly patterns, fishing strategies, local andregional fishing prospects, and includes a resource notebook. Sessiontwo will be an optional local river outing for some hands-on instructionin fly-fishing for sea-run cutthroat trout. Rental rods, reels, and linesavailable for $10. Fee $89.00. CEUs: .6Y375 U Fiskum J ZWC-104 M 6:30-8:30pFiskum J ARR Sa 7-11aClass and Outing. Class begins 10/01/12 and ends 10/06/12.Y376 V Fiskum J ZWC-104 M 6:30-8:30pClass Only. Fee $29. Class begins 10/01/12 and ends 10/01/12.Register Online!Get additional Continuing Education classinformation and expanded course descriptions online atgreenriver.edu/ce Point • Click • PayNew72
greenriver.edu/ceContinuing Education Fall ClassesSelf-supporting classes. See page 10 for key.OD 0628 River Salmon Strategies (Conventional Tackle)Once salmon enter freshwater they can be very finicky and tough tocatch. Learn some tips and tricks to increase your odds as you pursueriver salmon. In the classroom you'll learn about tackle and equipment forsuccess plus where and when to go. Session 2 will be an optional outingto a local river where we will put into practice what we learned in theclassroom. Directions will be confirmed in session one. Rod, reel and linerental available from instructor for $10. Fee $89.00. CEUs: .6Y378 U Fiskum J ZWC-104 W 6:30-8:30pFiskum J ARR Sa 7-11aClass and Outing. Class begins 10/24/12 and ends 10/27/12.Y379 V Fiskum J ZWC-104 W 6:30-8:30pClass Only. Fee $29. Class begins 10/24/12 and ends 10/24/12.OD 0622 Winter Steelhead Fly-FishingMany anglers consider the elusive steelhead the ultimate Pacific NWangling prize. Steelhead can also be taken on flies in winter! In this2-sesssion course you will learn how, where and when to pursue wintersteelhead with the fly. Session 1 in the classroom will focus on tackle,equipment, lines, and flies (we'll address both 1-hand and Spey fishing).Session 2 will be held on the water where you will have hands-oninstruction, practice and fishing. Rental rod, reel and lines available frominstructor for $10. Fee $89.00. CEUs: .6Y381 U Fiskum J ZWC-104 W 6:30-8:30pFiskum J ARR Sa 7-11aClass and Outing. Class begins 12/05/12 and ends 12/08/12.Y382 V Fiskum J ZWC-104 W 6:30-8:30pClass Only. Fee $29. Class begins 12/05/12 and ends 12/05/12.NewWritingWR 0407 Screenwriting 101Have an idea for a movie or a play? Be guided by an expert throughthe steps every good screenwriter takes and turn your story into ascreenplay. Learn how to develop three-dimensional characters, developa story outline, and how to write a treatment from the story outline.Once you're equipped with these necessary tools, you're ready to turnyour story into a screenplay! Fee $75.00. CEUs: .6Y373 A Lane W ZWC-104 Sa 9a-12pClass begins 11/03/12 and ends 11/10/12.WR 0651 Writing The Mystery Short StoryDo you know what makes a good mystery? Would you knowhow to craft one? We'll study how popular mysteries build suspense,draw readers into the mystery puzzle, and leave readers wanting more.You'll build your own 500-1000 word mystery short story, startingwith the crime and working backwards: developing the protagonist andantagonist, creating a plausible crime (including motive and means),considering potential sub-plots, and then crafting a trail of red-herringsand clues leading to the resolution. Fee $85.00. CEUs: .8Y374 U Bohart L SH-152 Th 6:30-8:30pClass begins 10/18/12 and ends 11/08/12.NewRegistration Form — Non-credit ClassesFor non-credit class information, call ext. 2535.Five ways to register:Four ways to register:1. PhoneCall ext. 2535.Auburn (253) 833-9111Eastside (206) 464-6133Tacoma (253) 924-0180You must use Visa orMasterCard for phoneregistration.2. MailSend this registrationform with payment to:GRCCContinuing Education12401 SE 320th StreetAuburn, WA 98092-36223. VisitGo to the CE Office oncampus.4. FaxDial (253) 288-3480.You must use Visa orMasterCard for faxregistration.5. Register and Pay Onlinewith Visa or MasterCard.www.greenriver.edu/ceGreen River Community College Continuing EducationRegistration 12401 SE 320th Form—Non-credit St., Auburn, WA 98092-3622 Classes12401 SE 320th St., Auburn, WA 98092-3622Name _________________________________________________________________________Address ________________________________________________________________________City ____________________________________________________ Zip __________________Telephone _________________________________ __________________________________(day)(evening)E-mail Address __________________________________________________________________Quarter/Year:Student ID Number:___________ - ________ - ____________Birth Date:Gender: ❏ Male ❏ FemaleRegistration Date:I heard about this class:❏ GRCC Schedule ❏ GRCC web page❏ CE quarterly ❏ Course brochurebrochure or fl yer❏ Newspaper ❏ OtherY/Item No. Course No. Course Title Start Date FeeTOTAL❏ Cash (exact amount only) ❏ Check (payable to GRCC) ❏ Company P.O./Voucher (copy required)❏ MasterCard ❏ Visa Credit Card No. _______________________________________________ Expiration date Exp. date: ___________________All Continuing Education classes must be paid for at the time of registration.CE379 031010Refund Policy for Continuing Education non-credit classes: Class fees for Continuing Education classes are not refundable unlessstudent cancels 24 business hours prior to the start of class. Full refunds will be made if the college cancels a class. Unless you’renotified otherwise, your registration is confirmed upon receipt of payment for class.Continuing Education73
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