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C-GCC • SUMMER 2009 SCHEDULE / JULY EDITION • 3N O N C R E D I T C O U R S E L I S T I N G S • S U M M E R 2 0 0 9Week of July 6, 2009 — CLASSES BEGINARTS & CRAFTSCOMPUTERSMOTORCYCLINGAR 08352AR 08564AR 08717AR 08767AR 08805AR 08807AR 08812AR 08826AR 08861AR 08865AR 08867AR 08868AR 08870AR 16257AR 16332AR 16348AR 16352AR 16353AR 16371AR 16385AR 16386AR 16387AR 16388AR 16389BOATINGBO 99220BUSINESSBU 24069BU 24213BU 68142Wonderful WatercolorsMonthly Quilt MeetingSummer Quilt CampBeginning Hand QuiltingFun with Rubber StampingCreative Stamping ICreative Stamping IILearn to CrochetBeginner WoodturningIntermediate WoodturningKnitting with WoolSpinning YarnLearn to Knit SocksStudio PaintingCreative ScrapbookingOne-Stroke PaintingCalligraphyColor PhotographyLocal Inspirations in WatercolorChandelier EarringsMulti-Strand Donut NecklaceSwarovski Crystal Woven BraceletFancy Flat Braid BraceletCont. Japanese Sumi-e PaintingBoating Safety CourseBuy/Sell Real EstateBasic Office Software SkillsNotary Public WorkshopCM 28230 Intro Microsoft Excel-Level 1CM 28231 Intro Microsoft Excel-Level 2CM 28233 Intro Microsoft Access-Level 1CM 28259 Intro to Microsoft Word 2003CM 28259 Intro to Microsoft Word 2007CM 28282 Intro to QuickBooks 2007CM 28398 Microsoft Windows XPDEFENSIVE DRIVINGDD 68057FINANCEFI 24102FI 24173FI 24189FI 24220FI 24227FI 24236Defensive DrivingInvest Your Money WiselyRetirement PlanningS-t-r-e-t-c-h Your IRASavings BondsWhat are Annuities?Cutting Costs in Difficult TimesHEALTH & PERSONAL DEVELOPMENTHE 62297HE 62300HE 72177HE 72178HE 72181HUMANITIESHU 24211HU 44416HU 44417HU 44419Yoga for Relaxation & HealthZumbia Dance FitnessPsychic DevelopmentPower of Positive ThinkingRetirement: Floundering toFlourishingGetting PublishedSo You Want to be an Actor?Get Your Manuscript CritiquedStorytelling & Memoir WritingSI 99238SI 99240SI 99250MUSIC AND DANCEMU 62168MU 62168MU 62296MU 62296PHYSICAL FITNESSPH 62051Basic Rider CourseExperienced RiderAdditional Riding (BRC)Intro Smooth Ballroom DanceIntro Rhythm Ballroom DanceBroadway Jazz Dance for ChildrenBroadway Jazz Dance for AdultsFundamentals of GolfPROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENTPR 24103PR 24104PR 28338PR 32184SPECIAL INTERESTSCash in on a Home-Based BusinessMake $’s with Typing/WP BusinessStart Your Own BusinessGetting Paid to Talk (Voice-Acting)SI 99198 Tarot in Your Life #1SI 99198 Tarot in Your Life #2SI 99198 Tarot in Your Life #3SI 99198 Tarot in Your Life #4SI 99211 How to Locate Anyone/AnywhereSI 99246 Young Adult EducationSI 99254 Intuitive SkillsSI 99267 5-Hour Pre-Licensing CourseSI 99272 Beyond Intermediate BridgeSI 99275 Juggling and Circus SkillsSI 99282 Using Solar PowerSI 99283 Horseback Riding 18+ yearsN O N C R E D I T C O U R S E D E S C R I P T I O N S • S U M M E R 2 0 0 9ARTS AND CRAFTSAR 08352-1AWonderful WatercolorsLearn the basics of color, harmony, discord and values.Flowers are the subject chosen for this classbecause it forces the artist to use color. The classcovers some exercises in color using the three primarycolors red, blue and yellow. Students make acolor wheel, mix colors and learn the use of cool andwarm colors. A study in green and a special studyusing the white of the paper as the lowest value arealso undertaken. All work is done without preliminarysketching since our purpose is to loosen up,enjoy color and have fun. A list of required materialsis available from the Community ServicesOffice.Instructor: Regine Petrosky - graduate School ofIndustrial Art, New York City; has exhibited at soloand group shows throughout Columbia and Greenecounties and has received several awards.C-GCC-Room 5094 MondaysBegins: July 13, 20091:00 pm - 3:00 p.m.Materials Category: * Fee: $ 36.00AR 08564-1AQuilt Gathering WorkshopThese sessions will offer information on varioustechniques used in quilting. Also included will bediscussions regarding specific quilting projects.These discussions will allow the participants toshare their experiences and skills with each other. Ifyou want to experience an old-fashioned type ofquilting bee session, please come and join us. Thisclass will meet the second Wednesday of eachmonth during this SUMMER 2009 session. Thedates are July 8th and August 12, 2009. The onlycharge for this course is the $3.00 registration fee.Please call the Community Services Office at theCollege for further information.Instructor: MaryAnn Peters – experienced quiltmaker.C-GCC-Staff CafeteriaBegins: AS ABOVE2 Wednesdays7:00 pm - 9:00 pmFee: FreeAR 08717-1ASummer Quilt CampSummer is camp season. So let’s go to Quilt Campand have some quilting fun. Start a project or finishone. Learn a new technique. The optional projectwill be a quilted tote bag. The required pattern (cost$8.00) for this tote bag is payable to the instructorin class. A materials list for this class is availablefrom the Community Services Office at theCollege.Instructor: Mary Ann PetersC-GCC-Room 1344 MondaysBegins: July 13, 20096:30 pm - 8:30 pmMaterials Category: * Fee: $34.00AR 08767-1ABeginning Hand QuiltingMake a quilted six-block wall hanging composed ofa variety of chosen patterns. This sampler quiltteaches a progression of needlecraft skills as well asoffering an opportunity to experiment with shape,color and design.Experienced quilters are welcome to come and learnmore advanced, newer techniques or just work on aproject. Topics covered include review of sewingstitches, arranging color, block cutting and assembly,sandwiching layers and quilting stitches. A packageof quilting accessories must be purchased ($5.00)from the instructor at the first meeting. A list ofmaterials to be purchased before the first class isavailable in the Community Services Office.Students must be prepared to work on the wallhanging at the first class session.Instructor: The instructor, Evelyn Friedman, hastrained over 1,000 people in this exciting art form.In addition, she has accepted many private commissions.C-GCC-Room 1178 WednesdaysBegins: July 8, 200910:00 am - 12:00 NoonMaterials Category: A Fee: $70.00AR 08805-1AIntro to Rubber StampingLearn the art of rubber stamping. We will use a varietyof inks, markers, chalks, colored pencils andembossing powders to create a variety of effects. Youwill be amazed at what you will create. Participantswill make 3 cards, all new projects. The cost of supplies,payable to the instructor in class, is $ 10.00.Instructor: Karen Ballantine has been creating withrubber stamps for ten years and demonstrating andteaching for six years.C-GCC-Room 105A1 MondayBegins: July 20, 2009 only 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmMaterials Category: A Fee: $ 7.00AR 08807-1ACreative Rubber Stamping I(Intermediate/Beginner)Go beyond the basics of rubber stamping. Learnnew ideas and techniques, backgrounds, embellishmentsand more. You do not have to be artistic tostamp. Come and see how much fun and how easyit is to create beautiful cards. Make three cards, allNEW projects. The cost of supplies, payable to theinstructor in class, is $ 10.00.Instructor: Karen BallantineC-GCC-Room 105A1 MondayBegins: July 27, 2009 only 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmMaterials Category: A Fee: $7.00AR 08812-1ACreative Rubber Stamping IILearn more ideas and techniques to create beautifulcards including a Shaker card. Participants will beamazed at what they can create and how much funand how easy it is. Make three cards, all NEW projects.If you complete all three classes, you willreceive a free “hand stamped by” stamp with smallink pad to mark your cards with. The cost of supplies,payable to the instructor in class, is $10.00.Instructor: Karen BallantineC-GCC-Room 105A1 MondayBegins: August 3, 2009 only 7:00 pm – 9:00 pmMaterials Category: A Fee: $ 7.00

C-GCC • SUMMER 2009 SCHEDULE / JULY EDITION • 5Students should have a 35mm SLR or digital equivalentwith a manual mode. Multiple lenses or azoom and tripod are also required. A polarizing lensis strongly recommended. Students of all skill levelsare welcome, but they should be comfortable withtheir camera and be capable of manual exposure settings.Students must provide their own film andprocessing. No other materials are required.Students must be able to get to locations each daywith the class. Students may want to bring theirlunch each day as cafeteria services will not be available.Instructor: George Obremski is an award winningand widely published professional photographer andteacher with a commercial studio located in NewYork City. Mr. Obremski. a Fulbright-Hays Scholar,has been honored with multiple awards from theArt Director’s Club of NYC, the ProfessionalPhotographers of America Award of Merit and theSanta Fe Center for Visual Arts Vision Awardamong others. His work has been published worldwide.He is a graduate of the Philadelphia Collegeof Art.C-GCC – Room 109 plus on location 3 SessionsBegins: Friday, July 24, 2009and ends Sunday, July 26, 200910:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m. each dayMaterials Category: SEE ABOVE Fee: $ 157.00AR 16371-1ALocal Inspirations in WatercolorYour local environment and imagination are all youneed for this workshop. This class is a great choicefor the beginner as well as the experienced watercolorpainter. The major components of watercolorpainting will be covered and reviewed. Preparationand tools for painting will be discussed. Studentswill have a choice of line drawings from the instructoror may use their own ideas or desires. Theatmosphere is relaxed and critiques are designed tohelp develop skills. A supply list is available fromthe Community Services Office.Instructor: William A. Carbone is primarily selftaughtin drawing and watercolor painting. Billattended many workshops at Columbia-GreeneCommunity College and others. Mr. Carbone hasbeen painting/drawing for over twenty years and hastaught workshops for over eight years. He hasexhibited widely and is a long-time member of local“Art’s Councils.” He studied with the MotionPicture Scenic Artists (NYC) apprentice program,worked as a displayer with the Pepsi-Cola PavilionWorld’s Fair (NYC), studied at Arts’ StudentsLeague and the Reily School of Design.C-GCC - Room 5094 ThursdaysBegins: July 16, 20096:00 pm - 8:00 pmMaterials Category: C Fee: $52.00AR 16385-1AChandelier EarringsUsing Brick Stitch, a Native American beadingtechnique that weaves in and out of seed beads, participantswill make chandelier earrings. These havedazzling shine and movement and are set-off beautifullywith Swarovski crystals. There is a materialsfee of $8.00 payable to the instructor in class. If youwould like to see a picture of the project you can e-mail inlightcreations@hotmail.com.Instructor: Danielle PayetteC-GCC - Room 1051 TuesdayBegins: July 7, 2009 only6:00 pm - 8:00 pmMaterials Category: A Fee: $12.00AR 16386-1AMulti-Strand Donut NecklaceParticipants will learn how to use the peyote stitchto make an elegant attachment for a jasper donutbead. This centerpiece will then be strung on a doublestrand necklace that incorporates size 8 seedbeads, Czech Fire Polish and jasper beads. Yourfriends will be asking you to make a necklace forthem after they see the resulting necklace from thisclass. There is a $15.00 materials fee payable to theinstructor in class. If you would like to see a pictureof this project, email the instructor at inlightcreations@hotmail.com.Instructor: Danielle PayetteC-GCC - Room 1051 TuesdayBegins: July 14, 2009 only 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmMaterials Category: B Fee: $12.00AR 16387-1ASwarovski Crystal Woven BraceletThis bracelet was inspired by a beady-eyed womanwho showed me a necklace she made using a 7-1-7stitch. In this adaptation for a bracelet, a pattern ofbeads makes a netted design that is accented withSwarovski crystals throughout the bracelet. It is asimple bead pattern with spectacular results. Thereis a $10.00 materials fee for this class. If you wouldlike to see a picture of this project, e-mail theinstructor at inlightcreations@hotmail.com.Instructor: Danielle PayetteC-GCC - Room 1051 TuesdayBegins: July 21, 2009 only 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmMaterials Category: A Fee: $12.00AR 16388-1AFancy Flat Braid BraceletThis is a multi-strand braided bracelet using ninestrands of beads. This flat braid technique helpsyour braid work stay together. There is a lot of beadstringing for this class and it is recommended that ifyou wear glasses that you bring them to class. Itmakes a beautiful chunky bracelet. The materials feeif $15.00 and is payable to the instructor in class. Ifyou would like to see a picture of this project, e-mailthe instructor at inlightcreations@hotmail.com.Instructor: Danielle PayetteC-GCC - Room 1051 TuesdayBegins: July 28, 2009 only 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmMaterials Category: B Fee: $12.00AR 16389-1A Contemporary Japanese Sumi-e PaintingSumi-e is a traditional Japanese ink painting style,the word Sumi-e actually means, “ink picture.” Thisthree-session course will be a beginner’s introductionfor using bamboo brushes and ink to make simplestroke nature based paintings reminiscent of thestyle of traditional Japanese paintings. Sumi-e is notonly admired for the resulting image, but also forthe tranquil feeling that comes over people as theypaint. The final project will be a contemporary twiston this old world painting style. There is a $28.00materials fee payable to the instructor at the firstsession and includes a 13 piece painting set, as wellas the painting materials needed for the project. Ifyou have questions about the project or would liketo see pictures, e-mail inlightcreations@hotmail.com.Instructor: Danielle PayetteC-GCC - Room 4043 MondaysBegins: July 13, 20096:00 pm - 8:00 pmMaterials Category: C Fee: $37.00BOATINGBO 99220New York State Personal Watercraftand Boater Safety CourseThis course acquaints boaters aged 14 and up withsafe and legal boating practices. Student completingthis course and passing the instructor-administeredexam will earn the New York State Boater SafetyCertificate.Individuals 18 years and older wishing to operatepersonal watercraft must complete this 8 hour,instructor-led, NASBLA and New York Stateapproved boater safety course to legally operate apersonal watercraft.Operators of boats under 17 years of age and/oroperators of personal watercraft aged 14 through 17must complete this 8 hour, instructor-led, NAS-BLA and New York State approved boater safetycourse to legally operate without a person 18 yearsof age (or older) on board.NOTE: This course is open to students ages 14 andup. Students 18 years of age and older should bringa picture I.D. to class. This course is taught byinstructors from BoatClass.com.Instructor(s): BoatClass.com provides boating safetyand related education to recreational boaters inNew York, Connecticut, and Delaware.BO 99220-1AC-GCC - Room 1361 SaturdayBegins: July 11, 2009 only 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.Fee: $ 55.00 (Ages 18 and Older)Fee: $ 30.00 (Ages 14 -17 years)BO 99220-2AC-GCC - Room 1361 SaturdayBegins: August 8, 2009 only 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.Fee: $ 55.00 (Ages 18 and Older)Fee: $ 30.00 (Ages 14 -17 years)BUSINESSBU 24069-1A How to Buy and Sell Real Estate WiselyThe instructor, Richard Nathan, is a consumeradvocate, not a real estate agent. He will show you,step-by-step, various techniques to save moneywhen buying or selling real estate. Students will betaught how to buy and sell their home, foreclosureproperty, raw land, condominium, co-op, multifamily,vacation home, time share, retirement homeor investment property for the best possible price.Most importantly, the instructor will show you variousways to protect your most valuable asset, yourreal estate. The following topics will also be discussed:mortgage services, rent with option to buy,screening potential buyers, buy for no money down,how to price a property, and how to market theproperty by yourself. The materials (optional) fee forthis class, payable to the instructor, is $20.00.Instructor: Richard Nathan - has been buying andselling real estate for the past sixteen years. He is nota realtor but a consumer advocate who has taughtthis seminar at colleges in New York, New Jersey,Delaware and Connecticut.C-GCC - Room 1091 WednesdayBegins: July 22, 2009 only 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmMaterials Category: * Fee: $45.00BU 24213-1A Basic Office Software Skills ProgramThe Basic Office Software Skills program providesstudents with the opportunity to develop the knowledgeand skills necessary to effectively utilize a personalcomputer and basic business applications intoday’s workplace, school and community settings.The program is well suited to the individual seekingfurther education or employment. Topics includedin the sixty hour course include: keyboarding,Microsoft Windows file management and features,utilizing a word processor and spreadsheet for basicbusiness communications and tracking financialdata, and database skills for organizing and displayinginformation in customized tables, forms andreports. Business e-mail concepts and practices arealso presented. Contact the Community ServicesOffice for enrollment details and additional information.Instructor: Joanna HuyckC-GCC – Room 111Begins: SEE ABOVESEE ABOVE12:30 p.m. – 4:30 p.m.Fee: $457.00BU 68142-1ABe a Notary PublicThis class, endorsed by the American Society ofNotaries, prepares you to pass the New York StateNotary Exam and provides a comprehensive view ofthe notary public office. A common misconceptionis that merely passing the exam adequately preparesyou for life in the real world as a notary – it doesnot. This class helps you to prepare both for theNYS exam and to officiate in accordance with NYSlaws. Confusing laws, concepts, and procedures areexplained in plain English. Learn about the day-to-

6 • C-GCC • SUMMER 2009 SCHEDULE / JULY EDITIONday issues you will face in serving as a notary –avoiding conflicts of interest, maintaining professionalethics, charging proper fees, and when todefer to an attorney. Find out how to handle specialsituations, minimize legal liability, and much more.The instructor will also be available via fax and e-mail for post-class support. The New York StateExam schedule will be available in class. The cost ofthe required course workbook is $12.00 and ispayable to the instructor in class.Instructor: Nicholas A. Tulve, Jr. is a paralegal andformer litigation manager with a Fortune 500Company, a New York State Notary Public andNYS certified teacher. Nick’s company, Delaware &Hudson Notary Services, is a fully functional mobilenotary service specializing in loan document transactions.C-GCC-Room 105A1 ThursdayBegins: July 16, 2009 only 6:00 p.m. – 9:30 p.m.Materials Category: B Fee: $42.00COMPUTERSCM 28230-1A Microsoft Excel 2007 for Windows - Level 1Microsoft Excel 2007 for Windows - Level 1 is aninstructor-led training (ILT) course designed fornew users of Microsoft Excel 2007 for Windowswho would like to create professional qualityspreadsheets for business or personal applications.Participants will learn how to create a simplespreadsheet; they will also create simple formulasand enter functions. Participants will learn how tonavigate within large worksheets and insert cells andcolumns. A textbook is required and is included inthe fee. Pre-requisite: Microsoft for Windows orsimilar experience.Instructor(s): The Learning HouseC-GCC-Room 111Begins: July 13, 2009 only1 Monday9:00 am - 4:00 pmFee: $ 97.00CM 28231-1A Microsoft Excel 2007 for Windows - Level 2Microsoft Excel 2007 for Windows - Level 2 is aninstructor led training (ILT) course designed forintermediate users of the Excel spreadsheet software.Participants use Excel’s more complex featuresfor spreadsheet creation, create charts that graphicallyrepresent worksheet data, modify charts, customizecharts by applying formatting, enhanceworksheets and charts by using the drawing tools toadd graphic objects, sort information in a list byusing the Data, Sort command, and locate informationquickly in a list that meets specified conditionsby using the Advanced filter feature. Completion ofthis course provides participants with the skillsrequired to perform intermediate data analysis tasksin an efficient and effective manner. A textbook isrequired and is included in the fee. Pre-requisite:Microsoft Excel for Windows 2007 - Level 1 orequivalent experience.Instructor(s): The Learning HouseC-GCC-Room 111Begins: July 20, 2009 only1 Monday9:00 am - 4:00 pmFee: $ 97.00CM 28233-1A Microsoft Access 2007 for Windows - Level 1Microsoft Access 2007 for Windows - Level 1 is aninstructor-led training (ILT) course designed fornew users of the Microsoft Access 2007 softwarepackage. Participants learn database concepts andterminology, how to create and modify tables andqueries, how to enter and manipulate data in tables,create data forms for viewing and inputting data,create reports that summarize and group data, andperform database maintenance procedures. The costof the required textbook is included in the fee. Prerequisite:Microsoft Windows 2007 - Level 1 orequivalent experience.Instructor(s): The Learning HouseC-GCC-Room 111Begins: July 27, 2009 only1 Monday9:00 am - 4:00 pmFee: $ 97.00CM 28259Introduction to Microsoft WordThis course is designed for students who want tolearn the basics of Microsoft Word (Version 2003 orVersion 2007 - SEE BELOW). Students will learnhow to open Word, start a new document, and savethe document to the My Documents folder.Participants will learn how to cut, copy, and pastetext, change the color, style, and size of fonts.Projects will include how to create a simple poster, asheet of address labels, and a short letter. Becausethis course will cover a great deal of material, studentsMUST know how to use the mouse and havea basic working knowledge of Windows.Instructor: Susan LoGiudice – Susan is a ProgramManager with the IBM Corporation and an adjunctinstructor of Computer Applications at Columbia-Greene Community College.CM 28259-1A Introduction to Microsoft Word 2003C-GCC-Room 1111 MondayBegins: July 27, 2009 only 6:00 pm – 9:00 pmFee: $ 28.00CM 28259-2A Introduction to Microsoft Word 2007C-GCC-Room 1111 MondayBegins: August 3, 2009 only 6:00 pm – 9:00 pmFee: $ 28.00CM 28282-1A Introduction to QuickBooks 2007QuickBooks 2007 is an accounting programdesigned for small businesses. The QuickBookssoftware package can help you organize and monitorall areas of your company’s finances, includingaccounts payable/receivable, invoicing, payroll, andcustomer data management. With all your informationin one place, you can create an accurate andcomplete picture of how your business is doing. Thiscourse will provide an introduction to theQuickBooks environment as well as an overview ofvarious concepts and terminology. Students willlearn how to set-up a new company, manage customersand vendors, work with business forms andexplore various banking and billing options. A textbookis required and is included in the fee. Do notmiss this opportunity to improve your financialrecord keeping!Instructor(s): The Learning HouseC-GCC-Room 111Begins: August 3, 2009 only1 Monday9:00 am – 4:00 pmFee: $107.00CM 28398-1AMicrosoft Windows XPStudents will learn how to use Windows XP. Thisclass is geared to new computer users. Students willlearn the fundamentals and skills necessary to adequatelyuse Windows XP. Topics will includelaunching XP, logging onto the computer, using theStart menu, adding icons to the desktop, workingwith windows, launching applications, using folders,copying, moving, renaming and deleting files as wellas many other features of Windows XP. Studentsshould know how to use the mouse. Course includesan illustrated book showing step-by-step instructions.Instructor: Susan LoGiudiceC-GCC – Room 111Begins: July 13, 20092 Mondays6:00 pm – 9:00 pmFee: $42.00DEFENSIVE DRIVINGDD 68057The National Traffic Safety Institute-Accident Prevention Course - New York ProgramEach student receives a workbook and a NYSDepartment of Motor Vehicle Driver Manual inthis classroom course about crash avoidance techniques.Graduates qualify for a reduction of up tofour points from their driving record for violationsreceived during the 18 months prior to completionof this course. Students passing this course alsobecome eligible for a minimum insurance reductionof 10% for three years in the base rate of liability,no-fault and collision premiums. (Students mayrepeat this course every eighteen months for pointreduction only). This course is presented in cooperationwith the NYS Department of Motor Vehicles,the NYS Department of Insurance and the NationalTraffic Safety Institute. Students must register inadvance. Class begins PROMPTLY at 9:00 a.m.Students MUST BE SEATED with all paperworkcompleted. ABSOLUTELY NO ADMIT-TANCE AFTER 9:00 A.M.Instructor: Diana Neceda - Certified DefensiveDriving Instructor.DD 68057-1AC-GCC - Room 132Begins: July 11, 2009 onlyDD 68057-2AC-GCC - Room 132Begins: July 25, 2009 onlyDD 68057-3AC-GCC - Room 132Begins: August 1, 2009 onlyDD 68057-4AC-GCC - Room 132Begins: August 15, 2009 onlyFINANCE1 Saturday9 am-4:00 pmFee: $42.001 Saturday9 am-4:00 pmFee: $42.001 Saturday9 am-4:00 pmFee: $42.001 Saturday9 am-4:00 pmFee: $42.00FI 24102-1A What Wall Street Does NOT Want Youto Know When Investing Your MoneyJust come upon some money or have some money toinvest. This lively, fact packed seminar is a must forthose who want to learn from strictly a consumeradvocate, Richard Nathan. Since he is not a salesman,and has nothing to sell you, he will be bluntand to the point teaching you exclusive secrets thatyou are not supposed to know and were never taughtin high school or college. You will be taught howNOT to get ripped off when buying or leasing cars,buying insurance, when investigating long term careinsurance, investing with or without financial planners,and when investing in mutual funds on yourown. After taking this course, you will have the confidenceto invest on your own or be able to interviewfinancial planners. The materials (optional) fee forthis class, payable to the instructor, is $20.00.Instructor: Richard Nathan - a consumer advocate,has been successfully teaching this course at manycolleges in the northeast for over fifteen years. Hissole purpose is to protect the consumer.C-GCC - Room 1091 WednesdayBegins: July 22, 2009 only 8:00 pm - 10:00 pmMaterials Category: * Fee: $ 45.00FI 24173-1ARetirement PlanningRetirement planning has become very complicated.Where will funds for retirement come from? Howwill you keep up with inflation? Will you outliveyour assets? Social Security and pensions now play asmaller role in financing our retirement years, that iswhy we need to take a more active role in saving forretirement by placing more of an emphasis on oursavings and investments.Instructor: Paul T. Stracke - Financial Advisor withCapital Financial Planning in Latham, New York.C-GCC-Room 109Begins: July 29, 2009 only1 Wednesday6:30 pm - 8:30 pmFee: $5.00FI 24189-1A S t r e t c h i n g Out Your IRAKnowing the rules can help you avoid tragic consequences—likeneedlessly losing dollars to taxes, outlivingyour retirement income or inadvertently mak-

8 • C-GCC • SUMMER 2009 SCHEDULE / JULY EDITIONlive within your imagination. Reading excerpts ofpowerful memoirs and working with personal artifactsfrom your daily life you will learn to build patternsof image and personal association to arrive at aunique and personal account of your own familystories. Through writing exercises and weekly pages,you will engage your creative process and approachlanguage with a fresh, original voice. Participantsshould bring a good quality lined notebook andpens to class.Instructor: Dara Lurie, MFA Creative Writing, is ateacher and practicing writer represented by theGernet Agency in New York City. She recentlycompleted her memoir entitled, “Great Space ofDesire.”C-GCC - Room 614 4 Tuesdays & 4 ThursdaysBegins: July 14, 20095:30 pm - 7:30 pmMaterials Category: * Fee: $115.00MOTORCYCLINGColumbia-Greene Community College andStreetWise Motorcycling, Inc. continue to makemotorcycling and rider safety training available oncampus. Today’s roads and road-users are more of achallenge than ever before to motorcyclists.Whether new to motorcycling or an experiencedmotorcyclist, individuals are encouraged to enroll inan appropriate course for responsible, enjoyable andsafer street riding. Our courses are of the highestquality and adhere strictly to the training standardsdeveloped by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation(MSF) and are part of the New York StateMotorcycle Safety Program sponsored by the NewYork State Department of Motor Vehicles. Classesare scheduled April through October.SI 99238Motorcycle Safety Foundation’sBasic Rider CourseThe Basic Rider Course (BRC) curriculum wasdeveloped by the Motorcycle Safety Foundation(MSF) and is used for the New York StateMotorcycle Safety Program as a complete ridingprogram for those with little or no motorcycle operatingexperience as well as those with years ofmotorcycling riding wanting to sharpen their skills.This course is well-suited for those exploring theidea of operating their own motorcycle, those wishingto enhance their basic riding skills, as well asriders coming back into the sport after an extendedabsence of riding. The 20-hour course uses on-sitetraining motorcycles starting the student with thevery basic physical operating and riding skills, thenprogresses to more advanced basics deepening theirskills while developing their mental and physicaldefensive riding techniques necessary to minimizethe risk on the street. If the student completes thecourse successfully, they leave with basic riding skillsto practice at home on their own motorcycle toenhance their course learning experience in developingoperating skills for skillful, proficient, saferstreet riding.This course (BRC) has been approved by the NewYork State Department of Motor Vehicles who successfullycomplete the course, as an option to themotorcycle road test.The cost for this class is $275.00 plus a registrationfee of $3.00 for a total cost of $278.00. Registrationswill be accepted by phone with MasterCard, Visa orAmerican Express only. Mail-in registrations withcheck or money order will be CONFIRMED whenthey are RECEIVED. Confirmation will be by telephoneONLY and the student will be assigned thefirst available class date. Absolutely no refunds afterthe assigned class has met.Instructors: Motorcycle Safety Foundations (MSF)certified RiderCoaches.SI 99238-1A (086N)C-GCC - Room 6121 Fri., 1 Sat. & 1 Sun.Begins: July 3, 2009 Friday: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PMSaturday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PMSunday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PMSI 99238-2A (086N)C-GCC - Room 6121 Fri., 1 Sat. & 1 Sun.Begins: July 10, 2009 Friday: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PMSaturday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PMSunday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PMSI 99238-3A (086N)C-GCC - Room 6121 Fri., 1 Sat. & 1 Sun.Begins: July 17, 2009 Friday: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PMSaturday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PMSunday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PMSI 99238-4A (086N)C-GCC - Room 6121 Fri., 1 Sat. & 1 Sun.Begins: July 24, 2009 Friday: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PMSaturday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PMSunday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PMSI 99238-5A (086N)C-GCC - Room 6121 Fri., 1 Sat. & 1 Sun.Begins: July 31, 2009 Friday: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PMSaturday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PMSunday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PMSI 99238-6A (086N)C-GCC - Room 6121 Fri., 1 Sat. & 1 Sun.Begins: August 7, 2009 Friday: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PMSaturday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PMSunday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PMSI 99238-7A (086N)C-GCC - Room 6121 Fri., 1 Sat. & 1 Sun.Begins: August 14, 2009 Friday: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PMSaturday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PMSunday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PMSI 99238-8A (086N)C-GCC - Room 6121 Fri., 1 Sat. & 1 Sun.Begins: August 21, 2009 Friday: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PMSaturday: 8:00 AM - 5:00 PMSunday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PMSI 99238-9A (086N)C-GCC - Room 6121 Fri., 1 Sat. & 1 Sun.Begins: August 28, 2009 Friday: 6:00 PM - 9:00 PMSaturday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PMSunday: 9:00 AM - 6:00 PMSI 99240Experienced RiderCourse (ERC)Basic Skills PracticeThis course is only available to riders who possess anendorsement for motorcycling on their current andvalid New York State Driver’s License. Open to ridersof all ages with street riding experience, the classaddresses the critical skills and knowledge neededfor relatively low-risk, enjoyable on-street motorcycling.Students are required to bring their ownmotorcycle which is currently registered, inspected,insured and in good working condition.A smart rider knows continuous practice andknowledge development means safer riding. Thisclass is for those wanting to hone their riding skills,want to get acquainted with their new/differentmotorcycle, are having trouble with particular skills,may have had a short layoff from riding, and forthose who simply believe you can never be too smartor too safe. This is a good follow-up class for BRCgraduates once their basic skills become automaticand natural on their own motorcycle.One and one-half hours of classroom discussiontime will be tailored to each class’s particular students.Time will be spent deepening defensive ridingmental skills, as well as addressing any ridingissues the students might have to help us fine tunethe student’s performance on the training range.Five hours of on-motorcycle riding will serve toenhance the rider’s skills, develop finesse, andbroaden their skills for safer street riding.No test is given. Class is limited to 6 motorcycles/riders.Clubs and riding groups are encouragedto attend. Many motorcycle insurance companieshonor the ERC completion card for a reduction ofbasic motorcycle insurance costs.Instructor(s): Motorcycle Safety Foundations(MSF) certified RiderCoaches.SI 99240-1AC-GCC – Riding Range, Parking Lots A & B1 SaturdayBegins: July 25, 2009 ONLY 11:00 am – 6:00 pmFee: $125.00SI 99240-2AC-GCC – Riding Range, Parking Lots A & B1 SaturdayBegins: August 22, 2009 ONLY 11:00 am – 6:00 pmFee: $125.00SI 99250-1A Basic Rider Course: Additional Riding CourseOpen to anyone who has completed, successfully ornot, a Basic Rider Course (BRC) anywhere in NewYork State since the Spring of 2001. Students donot need a current NYS Motorcycle Learner’sPermit or a motorcycle endorsement on their NYSDriver’s License. This class is perfect for formerBRC students who desire additional coaching onour training motorcycles to develop their confidence,enhance their basic skills, if they have had adelay operating a motorcycle on their own, or perhapshave had a mishap and need to regain skillconfidence. A select number of the familiar BRCexercises are used for this course. No test will begiven. There are no NYS DMV benefits associatedwith this class. Course is limited to 3 students.Instructors: Motorcycle Safety Foundations (MSF)certified RiderCoaches.SI 99250-1AC-GCC – Rider Course Parking Lots A & B 1 FridayBegins: July 17, 2009 ONLY 1:00 pm – 6:00 pmFee: $100.00SI 99250-2AC-GCC – Rider Course Parking Lots A & B 1 FridayBegins: August 14, 2009 ONLY 1:00 pm – 6:00 pmFee: $100.00MUSIC AND DANCEMU 62168-1A Introduction to Smooth Ballroom Dance(Waltz, Foxtrot, Rhumba & Tango)Many of our best-liked songs, current hits and timelessclassics can be danced in the ballroom style.Look great and have fun as you dance to yourfavorites. Increase your enjoyment, and feel comfortableand confident on the dance floor at socialevents and weddings. Soon to be wed? Bring your“first dance” music. No experience is necessary asyou learn these basic steps. This class is for couplesonly. Both must register and the price is per person.Participants need to wear comfortable shoes thatslide easily.Instructors: Guy Apicella and Janice Lynch - bothhave studied with the Ron and Cathy Curry Schoolof Dance and the Lorraine Michaels School ofDance, and both are members of the U.S.A. DanceAssociation. Guy has over seventeen years danceexperience and Janice over twenty-seven years ofdance experience.C-GCC - Student Dining Hall4 MondaysBegins: July 13, 20096:45 pm - 8:00 pmFee: $ 39.00/per personMU 62168-2A Introduction to Rhythm Ballroom Dance(Cha Cha, Merengue, Hustle, & Swing)Many of our best-liked songs, current hits and timelessclassics can be danced in the ballroom style.Look great and have fun as you dance to yourfavorites. Increase your enjoyment, and feel comfortableand confident on the dance floor at socialevents and weddings. Soon to be wed? Bring your“first dance” music. No experience is necessary asyou learn these basic steps. This class is for couplesonly. Both must register and the price is per person.Participants need to wear comfortable shoes thatslide easily.Instructors: Guy Apicella and Janice Lynch - both

C-GCC • SUMMER 2009 SCHEDULE / JULY EDITION • 9have studied with the Ron and Cathy Curry Schoolof Dance and the Lorraine Michaels School ofDance, and both are members of the U.S.A. DanceAssociation. Guy has over seventeen years danceexperience and Janice over twenty-seven years ofdance experience.C-GCC - Student Dining Hall4 MondaysBegins: July 13, 20098:05 pm – 9:20 pmFee: $ 39.00/per personMU 62296-1ADance Class for Jazzy KidsGirls and boys ages 4 to 6 can get dancingBroadway style with this fun and active class onSaturday mornings. Dance basics are introducedthrough games and activities that culminate in a funroutine that all the aspiring dancers can complete.Jazzy dance is a perfect way to introduce your childto the exciting world of dance, have some great funand get moving. The class is limited to 10 studentsand a parent or guardian must stay on-site at thecollege.Instructor: Katherine M. GardnerC-GCC - Student Dining HallBegins: July 11, 20094 Saturdays9:00 am - 10:00 amFee: $37.00MU 62296-2ABroadway Style Jazz Dancefor Absolute BeginnersStill evolving from the days of vaudeville, Broadwaystyle jazz dance today is generally associated withthe choreography of Bob Fosse. This exciting andstylized form of dance has thrilled and mesmerizedmillions of Broadway fans. This course allows studentsto learn fundamental jazz dance movementsin a fun and safe environment, and culminates in anin-class performance of the dance routine to “Bye-Bye Blackbird” as originally choreographed byFosse. Emphasis is placed on proper techniquessuch as isolating parts of the body, leaps and turns,and combining jazz steps together in a sequenceleading to a complete routine. Each class will beginwith a gentle stretching warm-up. Broadway danceand related music history will also be discussed.Ballet slippers, available at stores such as PaylessShoes, and a plastic derby or other style hat arerequired.Instructor: Katherine Maura Gardner has studieddance locally for thirteen years and has performed innumerous community and school theater productions.She also choreographed two musical productionswhile in high school.C-GCC - Student Dining Hall4 SaturdaysBegins: July 11, 200910:00 am - 11:00 amMaterials Category: B Fee: $37.00PHYSICAL FITNESSPH 62051-1A Fundamentals of Golf (For All Levels)Learn about the game and the swing from a professionalwhose iconoclastic views have been receivedon the national stage in such publications as USGAGolf Journal and PGA Magazine. The title of thecourse reflects the instructor’s belief that there isnothing to teach except fundamentals, which arejust the same for the expert and the beginner alike.A “fine point” is merely a fundamental you have yetto learn. Players of all abilities are encouraged toenroll. A spontaneous, give and take atmosphereexists in the class with the emphasis always on individualinstruction. Comfortable, loose fitting clothingshould be worn. Bring a # 5 iron to class withyou. Those not having a club will be provided one.Participants are required to wear non-marking rubbersoled shoes or sneakers to each class.Instructor: James Rothenberg is a PGA professionaland author of the critically acclaimed book, TheSkeptical Golfer.C-GCC - Gym4 TuesdaysBegins: July 14, 20097:00 pm - 9:00 pmMaterials Category: * Fee: $117.00PROFESSIONALDEVELOPMENTPR 24103-1A How to $Cash$ In With a SuccessfulHome-Based BusinessAre you tired of working for someone else? Do youneed to make more money? Turn your talents andhobbies into profits at home by learning how tostart a home-based business. Students will discovermany details it has taken other entrepreneurs yearsto discover on their own including more than 100home business ideas, legal documentation, ways tomarket your products/service, and taking tax deductions(this workshop included). This workshopincludes a question and answer period. If you reallywant to succeed in a home business, this step-bystepworkshop is a must! A materials (required) feeof $20.00 is payable to the instructor in class. Prerequisite:PR 24103-1A – Make $Money$ at HomeWith a Typing/Word Processing Business.Workshop Leader: LeeAnne Krusemark - ofKrusemark, Grinnell, & Associates, Inc.; highlysuccessful workshop leader and creator of a homebasedpublic relations business.C-GCC-Room 1091 TuesdayBegins: July 21, 2009 only 6:00 pm – 8:00 pmMaterials Category: B Fee: $23.00PR 24104-1AMake $Money$ at Home With aTyping/Word Processing BusinessIf you can type, then you can make money at homeusing your typewriter/word processor or computer.In this class participants will learn how and where tofind clients, over fifty ways to advertise/market yourservices, effective home office equipment choices,over 100 ways to make money with a computer, andFREE national networking information. Have thefreedom to be your own boss, set your own hours,and have the opportunity to make money at homewith your very own business. There is a $10.00materials fee payable to the instructor in class. rerequisitefor this class is PR-24103-1A.Workshop Leader: LeeAnne KrusemarkC-GCC-Room 1091 TuesdayBegins: July 21, 2009 only 8:00 pm – 9:00 pmMaterials Category: A Fee: $15.00PR 28338-1AEntrepreneurship - StartingYour Own BusinessFrom this lively and informative seminar, participantswill learn behind the scenes practical informationon how to start a successful home-based, secondincome business, with the potential to becomea full time operation. With little money down, studentswill learn how to decide on a product to sell ora business to operate while minimizing the problemswhich accompany such decisions. Taking thiscourse will save you time, money, and stress. Alsocovered will be the pitfalls of franchising. The materials(optional) cost is $20.00 and is payable to theinstructor in class.Instructor: Beverly Nathan - started a part-timehome based business over sixteen years ago with apartner. That business is now full time and operatesin an office complex.C-GCC-Room 1281 WednesdayBegins: July 22, 2009 only 6:00 pm - 8:00 pmMaterials Category: * Fee: $ 48.00PR 32184-1AProfessional Voice-Acting:Getting Paid to TalkHave you ever been told that you have a great voice?This exciting class will explore numerous aspects ofvoice-over for television, film, radio, books on tape,documentaries and the Internet! This course willcover all the basics, including how to prepare the allimportantdemo and how to be successful and earngreat income in this exciting field. Students willhave the opportunity to ask questions and to hearexamples of demos recorded by professional voiceactors. Class participants will even have a chance torecord a commercial script under the direction ofour producer! This class is informative, lots of fun,and a great first step for anyone interested in voiceactingprofessionally. Registration closes one weekprior to the class.Instructor: Members of the Creative VoiceDevelopment Group in Schenectady, New York.C-GCC – Room 128Begins: July 20, 2009 only1 Monday6:30 pm – 9:00 pmFee: $ 17.00SPECIAL INTERESTSSI 99198-1A Tarot in Your Life # 1 -Getting to Know the TarotIn this first of four sessions, students will explore thefascinating world of the Tarot. Various Tarot deckswill be examined to discover the many interpretationsof characters and symbols. A short history of theTarot will be discussed. It is recommended that thoseregistering for this class either possess a Tarot deck orpurchase one for this class. Come join us on the Foolsjourney through the Major Arcana. The MajorArcana is the first 22 cards and is the foundation ofthe 78-card Tarot deck. Students should bring aRider Waite Tarot Deck, pen and paper for note taking,and any questions you may have about the Tarot.Instructor: Prudence Theriault, Certified TarotMaster/Instructor (Certified by the TarotCertification Board)C-GCC-Room 1321 MondayBegins: July 13, 2009 only 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmMaterials Category: A Fee: $20.00SI 99198-2A Tarot In Your Life # 2In this second of four sessions, the instructor willintroduce the participants to the Court Cards.Students will develop a relationship with these charactersand learn more about them.C-GCC-Room 1321 MondayBegins: July 20, 2009 only 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmMaterials Category: A Fee: $20.00SI 99198-3A Tarot In Your Life # 3In this third of four sessions, participants will lookat the four suites of the Tarot-Cups, Wands, Swordsand Pentacales and discuss their symbolism.C-GCC-Room 1321 MondayBegins: July 27, 2009 only 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmMaterials Category: A Fee: $20.00SI 99198-4A Tarot In Your Life # 4The instructor and participants will discuss manydifferent Tarot card spreads in this last session anddo sample readings for each other further developingtheir relationship with their Tarot cards.C-GCC-Room 1321 MondayBegins: August 3, 2009 only 7:00 pm - 9:00 pmMaterials Category: A Fee: $20.00SI 99211-1AHow to Locate Anyone, AnywhereFind out how to find a lost family member, biologicalparent, an old love, school mate, military buddy,or even an ex-spouse. Topics to be covered include:the basic principles, terminology, and elements ofinvestigation, available information, and where youcan find information. Discover how to researchbirth, death, and real estate records, and what banking,telephone and credit information can be legallyobtained. The cost of materials (payable to theinstructor in class) will be $5.00.Learn how to use the “information super highway”to gain access to more data and how and where youcan tap into “trade secrets.” Students in this classwill be amazed by how much information is available,all within the parameters of current laws andregulations. All participants will receive a confidentialtrade source list.

10 • C-GCC • SUMMER 2009 SCHEDULE / JULY EDITIONInstructor: Joseph Manginelli - Over forty-twoyears investigative experience; has taught in theNew York City Police Academy; and is now presidentof an investigative agency.C-GCC - Room 1241 WednesdayBegins: July 8, 2009 only6:00 pm - 9:00 pmMaterials Fee: A Fee: $21.00SI 99246-1A Young Adults Education for Success Program(YES) Ages 18-21The Young Adults Education for Success (YES)Program provides one-on-one and group instructionfor young adults ages 18-21 striving to improvetheir prospects for workplace and career success.Program services include a workplace skills assessmentand instruction in reading, writing and mathematicsup to the pre-college level. Preparation forlifelong learning including study and computer literacyskills are also provided. Students enteringwithout a high school diploma are encouraged toundertake the New York State General EducationalDevelopment (GED) examination at the completionof the program. YES accepts students on anONGOING basis. Students have up to 260 classroomhours to complete the program. Contact theCommunity Services Office for full enrollmentdetails.Instructor: TBAC-GCC-Room 117Begins: SEE ABOVETues., Weds., and Thurs.3:45 pm – 7:45 pmFee: $ 895.00SI 99254-1ADevelop Your Intuitive SkillsIntuition is like a muscle. It needs exercise tobecome strong, flexible and reliable. In this class theinstructor will help you learn how to get in touchwith your intuition and guide you along the path todeveloping it. Intuition is an important resource inyour business and personal life. We will do a guidedimagery exerciser for you to “meet” your intuition.By the end of the evening you will be doing intuitivereadings for each other! Bring a notebook and anopen mind.Instructor: Prudence J. M. TheriaultC-GCC – Room 136Begins: July 28, 2009 only1 Tuesday7:00 pm – 9:00 pmFee: $20.00SI 99267-1A 5-Hour Pre-Licensing Course (MV-278)This is the 5-Hour Pre-Licensing Course requiredunder the New York State Department of MotorVehicle Regulations for all drivers with permitsseeking to schedule a road test. When studentscomplete the course, they will receive a pre-licensingcourse certificate (MV-278). Students must providethe certificate number when scheduling their roadtest. Participants are required to have a valid learner’spermit and must bring it to class. Students areencouraged to bring a bag lunch, as no cafeteria servicesare available on campus.Instructor: Auto/CDL Driving School provides avariety of driver training courses.C-GCC - Room 134Begins: July 25, 2009 only1 Saturday9:00 am - 2:30 pmFee: $47.00SI 99272-1ABridge Beyond IntermediateMort Friedman, Silver Life Master will teach modernbidding conventions plus the new way to evaluatethe value of your hand. Also covered will bedefensive signals and proper dummy play.Instructor: Morton FriedmanC-GCC - Room 330Begins: July 8, 20098 Wednesdays4:00 pm - 6:00 pmFee: $42.00SI 99275-1AAn Evening at the Circus,Starring YOU! (Ages 16+)Try your own hand at circus skills with performersfrom Hudson’s own Bindlestiff Family Cirkus.Skills will include three-object juggling, diabolo(Chinese yo-yo), low tightwire, basic tumbling, andclown exercises and skits. If you have interest indeveloping dexterity for sports, in expanding yourtheater chops, or just want to explore a fun andactive hobby, this class is for you! No prior experienceis necessary, medium level of exertion. Wearcomfortable, layered clothing and athletic shoes.Bring water and a light snack.Instructor: Stephanie Monseu is a professional circus,variety artist and teacher with a fifteen-yearcareer as a juggler, stilt walker, fire-eater, ring mistress,physical comedian, and high wire stunt artist.She is also co-founder of the internationallyacclaimed Bindlestiff Family Cirkus.C-GCC - Student Dining HallBegins: July 21, 2009 only1 Tuesday6:00 pm - 9:00 pmFee: $27.00SI 99282-1APower Your Home With the SunLearn how solar energy can be used to provide electricityand hot water for your home or business.Thanks to generous tax credits and rebate programs,there has never been a better time to “get solar.”Gain an understanding of photovoltaic and solarthermal systems, whether your home is a good candidatefor a solar system, which type of systemmeets your needs and explore the costs and benefitsof going solar. This course is a great way to explorerenewable and sustainable energy options for yourhome or business.Instructor: Betsy Ferris Wyman - V.P. of Sales forRenewable Energy Systems for SunDog Solar, Inc.in Chatham, NY. She has over 10 years of experiencein environmental consulting.C-GCC - Room 132Begins: July 15, 20091 Wednesday7:00 pm - 8:30 pmFee: $32.00SI 99283-1Z Horseback Riding, 18+ Years of AgeLearn the basics or brush up on your English ridingand horsemanship skills. Major topics include safehandling of the horse, proper grooming and readyingthe horse for riding (tacking). Basic horse psychologyand equipment (tack) are also addressed.An hour-long riding lesson will follow the groundwork.Instruction stresses clear communication andbalanced position for the benefit of the horsehumanpartnership. Facility includes dust-freeindoor arena. Lessons, horses, and helmets are provided.Students should provide their own boots witha ½” heel. Maximum enrollment per class is fourstudents. Class will run under time due to efficiencyof groundwork with three or fewer students.Instructor: Amy von Scholz has been an equestriancompetitor, teacher and United States DressageFederation “L” Judge spanning a thirty-year equestriancareer. She is currently the owner of BlueRibbon Farm and Academy located in Tivoli, NY.Blue Ribbon Farm and Academy175 Lasher RoadTivoli, NY 12583Begins: July 14, 20098 Tuesdays6:00 pm – 7:30 pmFee: $247.00NONCREDIT PROGRAMOFF-CAMPUS CLASSESFOR SUMMER 2009Classes Begin the week of July 6(See inside for complete course information)BLUE RIBBON FARM & ACADEMY175 LASHER ROAD, TIVOLI, NYSI 99283-1Z – Horseback Riding(18+ years of age)COUNTRYWOOL59 SPRING ROAD, HUDSON, NYAR 08867-1Z – Knitting with WoolAR 08868-1Z – Spinning YarnYEAR ROUND YARNS,14 HUDSON STREET,KINDERHOOK, NYAR 08826-1Z – Beginning CrochetingAR 08870-1Z – Learn to Knit Socks

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